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A Holy War Declared.

LONDON. May 90.
A Constantinople dispatch says
Sheik III ISLAM has proclaimed a holy
war against Russia. An Imperial or
der is published subjecting non Mus
slemen to military service. Several
Ministerial charges are considered
probable. The Chamber of Deputies
has asked that the War Minister be
sent to the seat of war. At present,
however, he remains at Constantine
pie. The expedition under Faciie
Pasha, which started for Sukum
Kaleh on Friday, consisted of four
large transports, feur ironclad frigates.
Que dispatch boat. 10000 troops and
fve batteries. Of srtiIlery.
Anxiety an Cousta nfinopie.
A Constantinople dispatch says auxi
ETY. is felt as to whether the Sukum
K4leh Expedition will succeed in rais-
lux I'll III
Eight thousand troops fifteen hundred
C,rcassians. fifty thousand rifles and
some mountain batteries have beea dis
patched thIther.
Row az Rustchuk.
A Pera dispatch says the British
Counsel at Rnstchuk has had a serious
dispute with the Turks owing to their
preventing the landing of an American
missionary who had crossed from
Giurgeso. 1t is reported that the
Consul struck the Turkish officer.
An Austrian Request.
A dispatch to the Post from Berlin
says Count Andrassy has requested the
withdrawal of the Russians from the
Aluta, a river, crossing Wallachia and
falling into the Danube at Nicopolis.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-21
C. A. LsGRAvE,
County Recorder,
HUMBOLDT COUNTY. NEVADA,

"HL TAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Wv and Afniavits, Deeds. Mortgages. Pow
ers OF Attorney, DECLARATIONS of Homestead,
Leases. Mens. and ,bther instrsments ol
writing. drawn with care.
oHass - Coxrt-houss, winzem ueca.
jAlu
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T z L &C r A p III c.
DISPATCHES
Minister Beale Resigns.
WAsHINeFoN, May 20.

Minister Bea1e Resigns.
WAsHrseFoN, May 20.
General Beale. Minister to Austria.
who accepted the Office on condition
that be should not be required to re-
main there longer than one year asks
that his successor shall at once be
nsmed, as his landed and other pri-
vate interests dem and his personal at
teution. HIS record at the State De-
partment is very creditable to him.
The Log War. - =
New ORLEANS, MAY 90.
1t is understood that q company of
United States troops will be sent to
the Teache country adjacent to Calca.
sieu and will take care Of the Interests
of the Government in that section.
should force be required. This de-
feats the ends OF Pitkin's army of dep.
mites. Log men claim that the action
of the Marshal is unjust in seizing all
logs fonnd without regard to where
they were cut, whether OF Govern
ment land or not.
German Catholics MeesinG.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 20.
The twenty-second annual meeting
of the German Central Association Of
the United States took place here to-
day. An address of welcome was de-
liyered by Mayor Rose
Catholics Celebrating. TsCf
OTTAwA. Ont, May 20.
Roman Catholics of this city and
vicinity to the number of 10000
marched to day through the principal
streets of the city in honor of the
fiftieth anniversary Of the Pope's epis-
copacy.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES


Nieepolis bardsd-Eng glish, ON
Gers xoinR 60 rarksy.,
A Rustchnk dispatch says the
Russians are bombarding Nicopolis.
The Government of Rustchuk has re-
signed aud left town. i 1888 81
A Vienna dispatch says several En-
glish officers passed through. Vienna
for Constantinople. It 10 reported that
KlapkA Pasha shortly leaves for eau.
casus 10 take command Of native
fol less,
IsassiAa R.yersss.
CoNsrANrTNopLE. May 20.
An official bulletin anuonncss that
Turkish forces operating near Sukum
Kaleh were attacked by $500 Russians
near SieI. The Turks completely an
initiated a company Of Cossacks.
they took Ave prisoners besides some
arms and provisions. Fighting still
continues. The feet his destroyed
Boursdjardjass. ~ The Raasisnse lost
3.OQOs kilisd'snsf Woandsd. In q sskirnA-
ish near Kara.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-21

YkyHE HRDPnlEr0Rs TAKES HHEAsUNnsA
in announcing that the. above favorites
Hotel hae heen greatly enisrged and rented.
A nuwher Of nne rooms have besR sddeas Apak
the H0tel now has nrst-clasa Recommendations
f0r fAmiiiesso 80 as saii.4Ag Fl 3l.tta
TAev Tables ,win Be kepk suppliesDs wsshls Z
every article the market Affords. prepared by
che most experisnced connoiaearA. and segvsdl
BY expert asrvanss nsiverys I'll AM i18a9 r.
The .Rar VIII ha fcHnas ssoahs&. wisA AAsss
choicest
WINES. LlQEoRss CiaAa AI.AaE2BREA.
az prices TO suit the hmes. ~ .te yEvs at4sdF
ood iMRAIas nR1NK. al0Ans 90 BEDs ss0sas ~
1s1@s@ svs~4r ..l.a 10 s.a9s bauos1 ~ na'' 80 ssw
: Lafayette Motel.
winnsmueca. March "A. le1A
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German Festival.

The German General Benevolent
Society are holding their 18th annual
festival in Wocdwsrd's . Gardens. There
was an immense attendance on the
ground yesterday. 1t was O graod
saeosss, aud doubtless will continue to
be so through each day of the festival.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


stage E@bbed.
SAN DIEGO. May 90.
The stage from Anaheim was robbed
last night near San Juan Capistrano, at
the same spot where the driver Smith
was shot few weeks ago There were
no passengers. The driver was covered
by the robbers pistol before he had
time to make q motion. and handed
down Wells. Fargo Il Co. 3 box. Itis
said there was no money of any CON-
sequence in the boz.
.ran Railresd sold.
s SAN FRAscIsco. May 81.
The Railroad running from Los
Angeles to Santa Monica has been pur-
chased by the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company. and win hereafter be
opersted by them. N
, 1877-08-18
11E ErGnE.

Earned ruus-1Joston, 4: Louisville. o.
ttt.t ls..e IN eftors-Dostoa. 4; tnuisrille, O.
Lei. on liberalization. 6; Louisville, q.
Thrtt.hase hit-Hrnwn.
Double plays-iIond. brown, and Hntnan; Ger.
i5s ssa sy1s i'd *sass s'ae; c;.r
II fFles s mis.c'i-oerharat and Crowley.
MISREPRESENTATION.
ss-rt7f rH-pdfct n 7ae Tribune.
New ToRE, Aug. 17.-The CINCINNATI Red
Stockings Mern overwhelmingly hrscatea b5 we
l.rooklyn-ilaEtford Club In q game played on
their lrnt apncaraneu In tls vicinity this season,
and, With tic easy ntanr.cr In which they wcro
beascn ant tl,clr laoao stslo Of fcidtng. they
created anything but favorable impression.
by the rtayers WHO tillcd these positions gnve
tic ifnrtfoEt1 players Fcycn runs s',t
Ut tic twelve scored bY thetn. Ihty
regular catcher, Hastings, wl!o was injured g.
homo club at the bat, from which they were re-.
tired without scoring, although start and Carey
wcrc each given bases by crrors Of MeycE'o ,l nnd
tflrcc haiancn being retired In tic eorcr Of strk-
inR. York opened tho second inning for tho
l1artfort1s with pretty bnsc-f,it tn ecntro fed
anL, as the next three hatstncn were given bascs
by crrors ot Jones, Dootl nlsyerlc. and 5 s"lti.
good lead, which, they continued to improve
the rest Of the gatnc. T,e Cinefnnnti playcrs
wcso unablo to get TIE hang M Of tarklns' delly.
making hit for three bases. After that tnn!ug.
however, they failed to lit him with any elect,
aud ,lo runs wcto secured. These nl1es meet
again to-tlny, when tic visitors will bc strength
cncd By the prcscneo of their regular eatctcr'
TitE hrnrE.
, 1877-08-18

IosroN, Mass.-Hr. II. n. Sttre7<-pKAH SERs
My only object In giving you this testimonial Is 70
spread valuable information. llaving BEEN badly
affected With Bait Ishcum, and tho whoie surface
Of my skia being covered With plu,plcs and cFrp-
tions, many Of which caused mo Rrrat Paia aud an
uoyauco. and knowing 1t to b q blood dlseAsc, r
took many Of tho advertised blood preparations.
among which was any quantity Of SatsaparllIo.
without ohtsinnE any bcueat until commenced
taking tho Vegc1ino; and before ! had completed
tho hsst bottle saw lhst haa got tho right tned-
cine. Consequently followed on with tt uatli
had taken soven bottles, whcn wan pronounced
wol! man; and my skin Ia smooth. And eusisrf,
ftec from pimplts and erupttons. 1have rerer cn~
1oyed 10 good health bcforc, aud attribute t.
nj 10 tho uso Of Vexetine. Ts beueat those af-
nlcted with rheumatism, l will make mention htao
OF tbs Vrgntipcs wonderful power Of curing ma Of
Ibis scute complaint, OF which hare suffered "
intensely. c. II. TUCKER,
Pass. Agt Mich. C. u. r..
No. 60 Washington. ST., Bostcn.
, 1877-08-18
THE CANADIAN pOLTCT.
srx-i4t ynxo7ttA ia 7As Tribttnr.

fpFC4A& }H&F7FcH ~ Ina lFsotfAe.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 17.-Tho ofgeialsof
thu Indian Bureau say that there arc very many
obstacles In tho way Of tho adoption Of the
Canadian Indian policy. and raise sonc objec-
tious to any such course. It appears that Can
ada Inns but Of 900 IndIans, who arc assigned to
q torrItorY which IL considerably greater In area
than tue entire United States, where game Is
abundant, aud upon which the white settlements
cncroach but little, while tho civilized portion
OF Canada, as compared with the aggregate Of
British territory. docs not exceed the size Of
Now England, New York., and Pennsylvania
Under sucl, conditions, Cana naturally has lcas
difficulty with tile Indians. The United atntes
on tho other hand, have population Of Bl3,O00
lndians, which, according to the latest cnumera-
lion, Is Increasing annually at tho rate
Of about scven,tenths Of ! per sent.
solved BY tho gradual decrease of Indian -popu-
laton Is n fallGcy, as tho rccortls of tho Indian
Ojljcc show that ever e1nte the enumeration of
tile tribes began there has been q stcady In
grvase. The tnoat experienced indian officers
say that there arc at least 5000 mere 1ndians
tils whites first settled In this country,
These Indians aro crowded into territory
which IL caclt year becoming smaller, which
llae bccome almost deasituteof rune, and where
tho Indians constantly meet tho aggfcsstyc, dc.
tcrm!ncd whito pioneers. The Indian Officers
tho Canadian system cannot be aaopted In this
country, aud sccrotary scl,urz seems In great
measure to share this oplnfon
It ia probablU that tho dispatches from Ot-
tawa representing the Views Of Mills, tue otilc"r
OF tho Canadian Government EccentIy here, do
that officer hid with our Government author.
tiles.
, 1877-08-18

ELalA, ILL.,, Aug. 17.-Cons!lerzble uucasl-
ness II manifested among the watch-gactoEy
operatives, 75o !a number, by reason Of a r.
ported general reduction ln wagcs Of 20 to Is
pcr ccut TO take place on Sept. l. Several
hAnls, Ia anticipation OF tlts "cnt+1owu," haso
left tho factory thh week, aud others aro OIL the
point OF departing, and there ID uo doubt but
that several hundred employees will quit work
II tho rumosed reduction ID made. 1t Il
not bellcvcd that any strike will ocrur; stu,
II sDy considerable number from Que room
leavs aaddenly, It viii pazslYze the operations
OF Iha factory until new hanls can be obtained
from tho East, and owing to the very low wages
paid hero 1t would be almost impossible to In
duca skilled mechanics to come here from PROD
porous factories Eastward. Young women and
girls are receiving u per day and lcss, and re-
ductloo Of Is per cent would compel them to
seek some other employment 1t Wa stated
to-day, " gentleman who knows, that tho
Elgia National Watch Company has psta Du
divldenda for the paak two ycars, and that stock
has falleo from lii TO 10 during that period.
We would rejoice u these a&steMcnts Wcre not
true.
THO burnt district Is being Lready rebuilt.
, 1877-08-18

New OaIxArs, Aug. l7.-At meeting Of tho
Board Of Health the secretary rad tho follow.
Ing iettcr:
.UxIrku RtATts CONSULATE 0ExEnAl- IA
vAxA. Arr. II, la77.-Stn. Your lctter Of the
:llst utt. Il received. snd am a1ln to Inform you
that the sanitary condition " ,hfs city 10 -
satisfactory u could b. expected, cnnstdesinX
shs season OF ths Jcas and tho excessively hot
have 5een rcported from On board fonr American
aad british vessels !n the hasbot. 2s
The remaining clzhs eases srs in
hospital, and will probably recover. In tho civil
hospitals OF Tho city there arc, 70 far ~ can lssr,
ahous forty eaaes, which u comp.,astvsi,s snall
arc ether cases at the Military Hospital
aud In private practice, but havs not been able to
asces.aln tho number. Tho disease may ba con.
s!dc1el epidemic 10 limited sxteal but OF . mild
type, compared with tho former season. an,
iii, very respectfully, HkNRr &: HAIL.,
Consul General.
Dr. ChopplnE stated that there WA. no sick.
ness It tue Quarantine Station, and that no
cascs Of scarlet fever had occurred In the raty
shipping.
, 1877-08-18

T7rl.
,,.n,.' ~ ."a g. NV s..n"sa IL 1.nn"",.
|sa. ''.. .,',,", 'o s...,'a n.'a. 49,.
snnsa-Aaa'elohal ass'kcs-otseF 'aet'
ters.
w,LKrsuannn, Pa,, Aua. 17,--Thc detectives
nj the coal and raiIroad companies arc gathering
~ ~ ."o 49,. ts., .>s',,,t.a.,t t., ~.
IN t.e s1slhcss "no ''as. ose1. p'ea4H,..s ~. ~ ~
tinldataon and other interference, anu not aaJ
+ i fast aliinr IN with the accused. 4 writ Of
i,,hos. c,rn,,. wo. orontci1 totlov far scvcrl
t4uoae eut pIs "ua <'" '. T.. 49,.
fcrlng with tho operation Ut tho Central Rail-
rcat at Nav Icrscx. which. hclnu In tho hands
~ Rcrc,vcr IL tc.i'ntca,v Under tbo control OF
n tho unitc,, 1 siates II District Court. Several men
had hearing to-day, Charged With riot
In tho ,cccnt stunpago Of tho pumps
ot Tia Dc,awaro II Iiu,son Company by inttmt.
oa,.n " . ~ "',los.. ,.,n asro ,xttnc n ,~nrn
In default Of $5ou ball each. for thclr appear
anco ct Court, they wSro sent 20 Jay.
aHtaenen1 oI mary csno N ~, tts osef-
Kutthe.l tho 'iires st tl,e Conyngham shaft.
Another casc Of accidental shooting occurred
this morning at MIL Creek 4reakcr, which Is
guarded ~ troops, whereby John T. stark. 2
edSsian S ~ rcgeayea thn contents o. sprngaela
fllio ~ tho lce, making atnnutntson necessary.
II is announced tonight that tho men en-.
ploYed " tue nutler company. tue fttston
Coas Ionpa!i!t anu tAe fAcuIA eulueficst III
ANAL companies at p!ftston. have advanced tho
wages Of their mcn tho ~ pur eent demanded,
6ai 6at .ney now demaTa ! A. ~, nes esnt
0etoio fcsumlGg. Ihts i,ot the advance tic-
tonaaeu ,s thfooehout the region generally, which
IL - per cent. but the pIttstou mon wero mt SO
cxtfavafant ll thclF demand, anu wcFo forced
OUT Ny tlas strtkers. -.....
M une fennsylyana @ Company Yesterday aoodcd
s'Iysr ',sr,ars wsM sPceo' paying liz "'en In
e'I Eyena II t6n ptt,.ton con,anv,. mn, IN ~.
anna. il viii haya M ,mnnrtsnt tsar+nn % w w -
nmestinn 80 ~ Icotsirr o.ra,i ~, WI stse
H. si"htcs spn af ados .dow ~ ~.
nrotertln al ts m,tory III n" haro sI
~ l.n" ,.aso,,t 1nta ule ~" aunhtns:
I'm ,rnrk ,s irtnr nttcmnted. ''p''''' t'o osoc'
"'' 70 Ia IfS,tfrs A,,oetaefd 1,r..,.
/ NEW YoHK, Aug. 17,-A cfsnatrh INN Rum,
nit Station, FL. states that nli onoratiyes t n
tne following eollleries struck ycateruay nor,,.
| ing; The tbrru ruIlier1cs Ut f}cayer M.atlcu
! f,nag c,,,n,muv ctntIlny]np ahnnt tslo han.S'
tin @ c,i1tcrIPs u st"kts., III III finassna,, aas
csnniovinr about Cd: tbs snrIne Sfonntsin ",i
, 1877-08-18
fJfI aml entrance m1ucy from CHARLES Court
ney, James Riley, and frcd flalstcd.
TIE TURF.
TIE ifJIt1A nA{.Ea.

THE UTICA RACES.
UrtcA, N. r., Aug. l7.-Comec to-dny won
the unfinished 2;2l-c1nss rarc Of yesterday ly
taking tho fourth heat, May Dlrd second,
stowgo third, Prospcro fourth; time 2:20e{,
2:91, 2:2i, and 2:aa ......-...
In the 2:25 class, Ban1uo. Richard, 1.ttt1e
Gypsy. Dick sw,ycilcr, Altey, and Bluo Marc
ttartcd. Dick swivcl1cr WIS the fayor,tc, SELL
tng At s200, Richard $50, Bapauo sG0. ALLEY 900.
contest. jIiefafd Won tio raec, taking liz ,et;.
ond, third, mil fourth heats, Banquo sccotnl,
dick swtrctcr third, md Little Uypsy fourth;
tlnc .: :2l. 2:22. 2:2l1, md 2:2oA.
- Insc s II hqRse 'eo .treat t'afaf
2:l7}9f, 2:i6N, 2:l89{.
Al MENDOZA.
Special nfspdleh to 7at 7rbrns
MgspoTA, ILL.,, Aug. 17.-Thc races here TO-
day. wcro everything that thc yotafies OF tne
turf could tlcs!-c. Tho frcc.for.all waa hcautt.
fully contcst4l between Cozctte and Capt
Jack. Tho following Ia tho summary:
rnrbe 81, coo, ffse.fos-all:
Coxete1 ..'sss 40. s.t"'ttt'+'''1 \ l
Cant. JAck... ..............'.+3.'.'. ...d 4
IiAdger GIri....... ......'...""...3 4 ,
"'s'0n'' 7;;;m;.s5o; ss:s6: a:sG: lido
In the 2:a8 ctsss protest was entered against
BrigbtwMui, wl,o won the race. Ills money will
be held pending arbitration:
fifiKhtMood... ...,................1 !
Foxlo V......I ...."...............9 !
Edwin H..s.s.......,.........t.. ...t3 y y
III !1,a,trx innf Fiji
''"f'e''' Iime-:io;i; a:55; sao. .
In the 20 race there was some warm work,
anil IL wns mt decided III four heats, Of which
ni1lyF o'Nca1 took two, JacksavLlle 10y one, md
over TIL tomorrow. 1t was tho bcst-attcndcl
meeting ever held here.
, 1877-08-18

One brick shop IL nearly toHp'ctc'1, afn several
nt1,crs under way. before .now aes It I. cx
ported that new brtrk structures will entirely
cover tlle ruins NJ ttIc late tlrc.
itod iunti'l nni VIII Chnrfn, two members
Of nuE lncal tlrnn,atic clnb, wlo llavc sli0wn
n,orc thar, ordinary talent for amateurs, Gc-
parted thia week to Join J-prd's dramatic troupe
IN tho West. We e1pcft they will achieve
honor and fame in their new and chosen pro-
fe8slon.
Chtcnao, was recently arreste] and held uph!r
q ,0OG nonda for sendng letter to Young
lady he:, Offering recipe for the prevention nf
conception.
, 1877-08-18

"t"se'"s '"@k -Atu o" .N.,., .'.
Away a1ost Of Its Afao'e Lsha-Cornel
and Observation-Disclosures Troubles-
Other Matters.
sp.c1n! DfspateA 10 The Tribune
wAsu,xorox. n. c.. Aug. 17.-Maf. Powell.
in charcc of tho ocoloelcal survcv n The Tcrr,'
but comparatively small area Of arnb!o
land now owned by the United Etates. This
sta,crneut has been frequently controvc5tcd.
MAI to~el! Is preparing LOT congress- ~ Tue
direction Of the Committee on Public Lands, an
accuratc statement OF this question, In which he
will maintain ILLS assertion. Tho results OF Ills
sns5s ~. WI 1,s,.aa a.eta tn.a .,'.o'
alsidcs the Cnlteu otatee 1nto tHseo regions
with respect to agrlculturc-tho humid or ara-
bic, tho aub-arid. and the artL. in the arabic
,no .,.a,s,, fro,, I'm e,.,,r,, ,ot ~ iaso anne-
"ac asa"n iIo,i LUZ eestssn io'"s .. haAc eope-
fior to tins dulI, tho oniteu states OWLS no
lanls not taken up. Tho belt Of country
foi1,in0 TINT belt on the west, Is tho sub.arll
tijyj.ion. In thts tho UntcI States o,y,ls a cou-
siderable quantity Of land which may bu cutti-
yatci by Irrigation, West Of that, In tic itn-
Mountains into eastern CajIlor1!ia, ouly 3 per
roue ~ thc inu1 ran hc r,Itiratc.i nnI ~ iii.
mr. ccnt ner ccnt has nircatjy been t0kcn In,
Mal. Powell il preparing q land atius Of the esl-
t[rG III Which arabic And timber linda
arc shnwn,
Tha Ere,sfno Sfar has the following: ut is
nnIrratrntl tfat It ttu resignation ri i. n. Ctr.
neji "a a mamfrr Of, The National Rrnub|iran
f,nmm,ttne Il mt forthct,rnlnr IN tin rrturn Of
fhc s1,resjdent. ho Ia to in reu1oyrd from lii
nnsifaon ~ Naval NltIrcT of thn Port of New
foTk.
I1'ha resignation OF !, Russell ,10ncs. IA Col
trrtnr nj t,,n Part f Chira,,,. hat ajrnailv fmrn
aavei1 fnr m s,rn,,nt of ~ ton-tomnlno1n viii,
IL" tsrcsidcntis nrti,r.ii
Hrrretnry Eyarts' II ID satd. intend. IN rccor,.
mcnd IN Gonoress thsi hrrcai.er Iii yacsnejch Ia
tho con.nl. ~ sor,icc ~ tiIc,t lv nror,otinn rha
ia fls,s]tn,snt ~ now cnt"ge1' - n thc rc"..i1n.
o!,s u thn % I'LL. :" nc.n c aiart.
hnvn ,,o,, ~" s,,,as l., srarr ,o hnx,s .s,rn,
ass;i.h'a ~ III - vccor,,.s M ~ 49,.
n ~ ~ ~ ,, 49, 'ser ~. ~" 91n;i @ ho
nrics s of o the 1dmstrs;lon. 'A0 Wv Wv
ian Msttn she f1fcx Nrfnf.tar 1,cre In. r.
1 nea' ao,tin., sn1 tsnn, ,b ",s tas a,tn
H.,.s .,". n.v..s,i',, @o T., .sssnh !. IL
safI .n.t .Tar+ T. hnirn r.sia ~ c.ntnrc
~ ~ ss s ns". a,sd w.. - ~ "tuva .,,,t
MeTiean ritirons. ht,t o,tlnws. h,,t t1at hc vii
d. ali ba ran with ll!e lllnitwi faciiltics,
ac"neta1v Mcf,nrnItk sava thnt hc hns IN NJ.
n.i' ,,1e ~ "91or.t.ns;r~ ~ ~. hot
ns!ss - haD" 'sesI " - S,as,a - Is 49, .h.t
tao nttnpeIs ~ .so eJ JnaI~tS. - ~ t'ao t'tu.
Iho tuhainG OF tne PET ccHs ponas y Hot -
rapid a. expected Wlleh the negotiations EcFe
| opened. The labor troubles appear to have un"
aettscd confidence In the b0nds. and consequent
| ly the Department Is not sending forward ~
li,any "a Ind been provided tor,
s->& - -
, 1877-08-18
AQUATIC.
TuH SOUTHWESTERN lEoATrA At DETROIT.

THE NonTf1WEeTKAA AEoATTA At DE1RoIE'
speetai Dt*patea to Tas Tribune.
hI,ln. ,,a. ro,o,,cd on,, ~. hnvo ,,at, norfs,.,
n't.se "as ~ ~" ,",... ..a",t... "s
regatta oayt-e!chr smy. 1l'sht su1asut, pleas
antlY cool weather, almost no wind, ind water
ocfs.tonal long svelln from tho numerous
st".,,.nr. ri,o .nsctoto,. vcro ,nsro r,,,,o-o,,o
eaea.l'ess' 4t'o spes."tole "uso "'oto "u"'e'oA'
anu ocl.er na.urou s,'an s.. on 1no pteseus GAYS
tualtty md finished without q foul or acctflcpt
r,1,.r CANE Tnr ,ur,on nounnr ecIrtIs.
III. .... ".'.e,a - .,.tn,, 49,, f1..5ts
~. "t,'' ~ ..,',. =. 49, ~.
ieoo' wl'au9c"' lo"s'is u euaapct'1o'8 'ao ."o
Monsoo esewhs tae t!osa4s nna tae
Observation-Disclosures. THIS race accmed to
ha nulto friendly ailaIr throughout,
tho hn,ts tcon,nT ncorlv tcvc1 all thc ,xnv
aro,r, @ % sho Eiprni. tnaliy whining hv nm nm sc,,,
double, in roueb wator and bad weather, pulled
tho twn m,lcs In 1918. whereas, to-day, with
everything toyoruhlo for fa,t ttnnt. they wero
beaten 10 1o:ai, showing plainly taat thoV had
no intcntion Of developing hcartdlacaac by
oyerexestaon.
Of the entries for
.sll had Withdrawn but Yatcs, 10 tho Regatta
C"ntnittcc wisely threw It open to all ANA
teurs, AMd Invited entities from tho onrs-
men aAScmblcd hcse. O'uonucll, OF Now 0F-
leans, aud 6andway, Of RochcstcF, promptly
responded, and ctl'ne 10 tho startlng.boat with
tho t}rand Haven representative Yntes, who
yesterday w4s never a length ahead OF 0'UoI-
ilell, and feI! fur behind hin bctoro milo bud
been r0sfcd, accntet on this occasion To hare re-
ruvcsed his pristine NgoE went to tie front on
Tho Ycry. h!st stroke, and FoENped around tho
course almost out OF sighf aud hearing Of hia
purtucrs. SandWay aud O'UonBe1l bud very
hard struggle for tho barren honors OF scc0nd
place, tho latter lasting tho longest, aud COM
ing Ia twelve seconds ahea1. but being dlsqtlal-
TIED for turning his stakcboat f1 tho wrong
direction.
rus SENIOR YouRa
had originally four entries, but tho Excclslors
anl zcphyrs Withdrew, leaving oniy TIC Euler-
sids and sho-wac.gac-tncttys, Yesterday tue
Nonroa boya heat tho Elncralds oYer thU sat,,t,
cot1rsc. and no one could give any reason why
thoy ci,uiI nat ropcat tlcr victory to1lay, but
eysfybo.iy .at i: HTho Einera!ls wIll beat thctn
surc. ills tiRlo!n The bookseller hawlcd tIs
,nonotonous Yati; .tTwcnty dollars In tho poUj.
and thn Emcraiis sold: who viii tIyu mu
S5 Tor Sho-wac-cao. .mcttcsI Some ecntle-
man nlcaso rive inc u lid for thetl,-E{ye llu
epulethiuE!h aud It scetHctl as IL tho rare
wcre already oil over but the shouting. Alsa
| for the fail billy of human Judgment! Io-'ay'u
contest was merely repetition Of ycstcsday,
, 1877-08-18

JoitET, ILL.,, Aug. 17.-Coroner Mcbride held
an inquest Yesterday at Mnkcna, on the body Of
Charles Grather. aged 62 years, who Hired With
bis sfster-in-law It that place. About o'clock
Yesterday morning 0rashcr arose from his bed,
probably in bis tleep, walked out Of the roons,
and fell tc the foot Of flight Of stairs. hia fcaf
stflkiug the floor with such force ns to causo
Instant death. TIE fami.y were not aware OF
the accident until some two hours after II had
occurred. when some of them on getting up
discovered tho body. GEather's head rested on
the floor and his feet on the sta1rs, Tho jury
returned . verdict Of accidental death.