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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
pefsifG- Smxem6urs

Der Griebensridter 5srr g.
$. g. u. Notbomb, lit gum Steapsrtreter
oes Staatsprocurators bsim Gribunal erlter
Snfana in Reuf9ateau ernannt porbsm.
BASS iir sertreus babsn erbalten:
Oas &reus 3ueiter 81. Serr Soispb Hsis
Der, friber lieutenant Der Birseruebr tn
arlon; Sas Rreu3 l. 81. bic Qebrsr &c.
Sri4 BON gattincOurt- ious- SaIan3i uno
>. Pascal BON Samoisne, unb ferner bas
RreuS 2. 81. bic 9ebrer Barmid BON Stsr,
penid BEL autelbas, Burtombop gu Strais
mont unb 9asparo 81 Mar9e.
Der @efansenenaueber Ban
Nuifenborne 1T BON Gonsera mad War9e
uno 9err @oast uon Maride mad CONCERN
usriest uor6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Son q. 4. Bernaps.

tasrnispnssm, ses ,ginsinnah gS0,frmns." -
Cd bin aus aIssmsinsa @runbidben
sesen bas gu raid auf chamber folsenoe
MbbaIten BON WeltauslteQunseu uuo bin
aud iber3sust, oaB iie II a d Der i'm ndd:
ten Sabre in Yaris ltattinbenoen, 10 boz
selbif wie bisber nibt mebr portommen
perbsn. Die sinseInen SOrtidritts in be-
iiimmter i3peisen Der Snouitrie redtiertis
gen locale absr ni9t WeItausfelansen,
unb i'm sroBen 9anaen Iest bic Srbuitrie
IN tursen 3sitrdumen teinen 10 be%beutenoen
Sdritt 3urid, baB er bur9 cine Weltauss
fteluns beSei4net gu rerosn usroisnte.
Irosbsm mirbs aud i'd i'm gOnsreB meine
Suitimmuns 3ur BetbeiIisuns Der ameri:
taniiden Snsuitrie bel Der nd9iten . art
fer Wsltausiteluns aessben, eann aber
aud cine balbe Wiuion unb ni9t bios
$3.50, 900 BON 8unbeswssen bafir bswiI:
list baben, unb guar aus folsenben @riin'
ben: b
@emiB baben mir bic Wisner S9arte
aassuweben. Dir baben benz MusIanbe
gu ssissn, baB es nod of entli4e an:
"seIsssnbsitsn fur glmeritaner sibt, bic i'm
Sntsrsie bss amsritanii9en 8oIfes unb
Der 9elammtsn 6ultur unb nidt aus IdteB'
LID i'm SntsreGe Don priuatperionen, bic
fi9 In bic Oiientliden Be,ufe bransen, se'
banbbabt werben. Wsrben bic re1tsn
3sute mad Yaris ssitidt, 10 III bieie aus'
ffeIuns bic sssisnetite 9sIesenbeit gu,
Slbruns bisies Benefits. g8ir tonnen
uns bort l9rsdli9 blamirsn, mir iSnnen
aber aud ssisen, baB mir sroBe @nldHs
nod INNER srOB aufsufantn fdbis iinb.
Oa,u 1T bic pom @onsreB a%usssworfens
Summs aasrbinss su fIein, bod { a M is
ausreiden, wenn mir M II ibr bObe Sntel'
~Iisenssn, sei4idte ,Manasers" unb Don
Sheen unb @emeinifnn b~eieeIte Wdnner ~
bislsr MusiteIuns i4iden.
Der ,weite @runb lit Der wi4tisere,
in~sbeiomSere wsnn bic 0ortbeils @rlnbe,
wie IS Ieioer i'm @eiite unierer !3eit liest.
ben ittli4su ~poranseitelt ueroen. Oi'
irembsn Snhufrieen batten it4 IN Bbtla'
belpbia I'm Spisssl Der ameritanii@en be-
tra@tet, wie fe f& bel @sIesenbert uniere'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Saar, @oiel, GtteI uno SumSs
ridden.

Der v3eituns~ fir 2otbrinsen sus
folse 1T in benz unpeit Mes aeleaenen
Plantieres bas gluftrsten Der Reblaus cons
ltatirt woroen.
. lie GobIenser alte S9ubma9ers
Sterbetaiie feierte nebf benz @eoddtniB
ibres Yatrons, bss 81. G~rispinus, bas Seit
ibrer 6abuenwsibe. Na9 ginissnuns Der
i9Onen nsuen 6abne fanb i~oIennss 5o9s
amt in Der Pfarrtir4e gu u. 6. frau itatt.
On Der Saar war bic grnbte Der
&artoffeln Gnoe Sttober beenbet. Der
5anbeI in @srife ssbt Hott. BRO Gentner
werben 81 Wart be3ablt. Die @emiie
lteben gut unS maren bisisIbeu Masrbeilts
gen fat ALE unter Dad.
Our9 bis sefsbIte 8sinsrnbte bat
id Der 9anoel init Bein BET 3eItinsen iebr
seboben. Su 4 Uoden wuroen 900 Stid
3u sutem Breiie ~uertauft.s
Die 9 abnma9 n ns9 tcparaturs
merle, bic BEL Erisr ~ienisits Der Bride pa
rem, psrben NIT Reuiabr sei9loien uub
mad Mersli9, no elm berartises srobes
@tabliiiement erri4tet wirb, uerlest.
Bel Trier lit bieies Sabr Der Gers
5enfans 10 erstebis seweien, baB aaein elm
@eIddftsmann an einem Gage ESQ Outeno
mad Meb unb elm anberer 500 Ouseno
mad 8riiIsl ianbte. Der Breis iant pom
IL auf d @roi4en per Oussno.
Wesen benz nisbrissu Wafsrianb
ssbsn Die MoieIbampfsr iebr unreseImdBis.
@uf elmer Yoftarte aus gobs
LENT pom IL. Nousmber wtrb uns mitses
tbeilt, baB bort 10 marmes Wetter TT, baB
Der thermometer IL -l lac R: seigt, unh
bic Maitafer aus benz Boosu tommeu.
gu Trier fiestsn BEL ben lestsn
Stabtratbspablsn Die 2ibsraIen.
am 5. @ouember fins bic 8einIeie
5u Yerntaltel an.
Ger I'm t anb, baB mad unb mad
an Der MolsI unb am &beine 10 pieIe Wins
,er: Sereine gum Smede bss ausi4lieBli4en
Sertaufs pom Naturwsinen i9 biloen,
,eist, baB almdIis bic auf4t fi9 Vabn
briht, baB man nit reinem 9fatur9ewd4s
Sen Wlnl4en Der msiiten Runoen better
entlpri9t, ais nit iosenannteui psrsoelten
Bein. l~lnldnsff lat aud in GSinssr a %.
MoIsl Elm WinsersS srsin i9 sebiloet, Der
bereits iiber breiB's MsitslieSer Sdblt. Ders
ielSe uerSisnt besbalb bsionbere @rmdbs
nuns, neil &c fid ni9t aaein gum 3iele
seieSt bat, nur reinen @ein gum T%erfanfe
iu brinssn, ionbern bic Gfitslieoer f9 aud
uerpili6tet baben. faus bic &eiubeit bes
ieIbitse,ossnen Weines IN 9wsifel se,osen
uirb, benz Raufer su seitatten. auf Soften
oes 9ereins ben Wsin 9emii3 unteriu4en
su laiIsn. grsibt bic llnteriu9uns bic
Beimiiduns pom Suder unb ionitisen trems
ben Stoffsn, 10 usrfdat Ter S~erfdnfer in
cine CITRATE pon rs Mart unb perliert bic
Witslisoi4aft bss 9ereins, pdbreno, ME
ssiast. bic Soften Der 4emil9sn untsrius
dung pom Ysrsin setrasen weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
DE 1T, crying bas %eurioie llrtbeiI. Ratars
LID mar bas Elm Sersaisen fur bic Br...

DIE 1T, crying bas c%urioie llrtbeiI. Ratirs
LID mar bas ein Iersadsen fur bic Br.'.
9ie Mnttport auf bic Ebronre6e CAB ans
laB gu iebr wenisen DsbattsH. Sie murbe
BENIN aud NIT allen sesen swet Stimmen,
Die Der l9errn Bra6eur unc Simon's ses
nebmist. 9err Saeqles entbtelt ii1 oss
Sttmmens, neil er sesen @suiion bss 9e'
leees BON lS43 it.
Sas Ginfnmmen bes @roBber3ostbum's
aus benz 3ouusrein bat ii1 in einem Sabre
UNI 80. 600 frs. uerminosrt; bic Steuer
auf Bier ersab 10000 5rs. msniser.
Jiir bic Barrier s~lusifsuunsH ioaen nur
Q 5000 5rs. IQes in aasm bepiaist mers
ben.
Remi6. Die QuaIfdt bss bissidbriaeu
Weiues laBt uiel gu wini9en ib,is, &c
i9eint iauer werben 3u molen unb bat man
TIN nit benz Spottnameu Spirit" getauft.
Was bic Suanitdt ansebt, 10 betomme1
MIR etua elm Orittel Der poridbrisen grnte.
Der 9anoel ssbt flau unb Die 6otte
@rd9en wirb nit 5rs. $50 bis 7.5O 6rs.
be3ublt.
Sic Warterim, wsl9s gu 9~orensmeiler
peridumt bate, re4tseitis bic ibr anseuies
iene giienbabns Ba,riere su itlieBen un6
oaoura S4ulo mar, baB eintSem @ommils
ltondr ". unsebOrisss Bfsrb tSotlid bes
lddoiSt unb aud Der 5ubrtnsdt bur9 eis
men Sprung pom 8assn BEL bieier @ele,
senbsit Serlesunsen oapon trus, wurbs
oteler unterla1uns wesen gu elmer 9elo'
bulge BON rs 6rs. uerurtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
rok9er5ogt6u m.

lleber bic Jinan;lase bss @rOBbersos:
tbams i4reibt oas y2uremburser @ort":
Oas Sdbr 1876 lisB benz Sabre 1877 eia
Voni ODER eineu llsberi1us pou SOL, oOe
5r., uno bieies Boni mirb i'm Sabre 1877
aufsesebrt iein, um ginnabmen unb Ius,
Saben aus ,uslei5en, 10 oaB mir ms Sabr
1878 obne @utbaben uno sbne Deficit elm.
seben. IS 1T alerbinss pabr, oaB am
81. OeSember 1877 an bic 800, 600 ST.
ais Gins aus ben grsconeeifionen erfalen
limb, 10 baB mir bieie Summe in Sas sSabr
1878 nit binIber nebmen tSnntsn, auein
IS TT iebr fraSlid, IS 1T iosar unpa5rs
ideinIi4, baB oieie Summe BON ben Sit:
tssberrn einbe3ablt wsrSen pirb. Sbue
3ueifel werben in Den Biosetbebatten Grs
tldransen barber sesebsn wsroen. Solte
allo bas sSabr 1878 nit tsinsm Deficit
idlieben, 10 miiBten Girnubmsn unb auss
saben fi4 anfwie9sn; oas lit aber wobl
nt1t Der 6au. Sa ben lssten orei ober
pier Sabren wuroen Die Iussaben ni9t
our5 bic Ginnabmen 9eoedt, wesbalb i'm:
msr baS Soni Der uOrbersebsnpen Sabre
81 Ollie s"erufen werbsn muBte; oieies
Soni 1T aber nit gnoe 1877 erl16pit. Gs
bleibt lomit MI ibrig, sntweoer Die Gin
nabmen Sl erb0beu ooer bic Nussaben gu
p%erringern oa aber Die @inna6men eber
ab: ais Sunebmsn, 10 LANCE bic 9anbsls.
uno SnoultIistriiis bauert, 10 miifIeu bic
Nussaben notbwenbiser Weiie ~periusert
weroen. aIs Sinnabme uimmt er, NIT
gini9luB bes gIs,inies pen 800 900 ST.
bic Summe pom 1862, 500 ST.. ba nun
aber Der Gins aus Den Grsconceiionen per.
matbli9 nidt einf0mmt, 10 bIeibt cine
ginnabme uon 5 1912, 800 ST.. Die Nus
saben iino gu 4,51l, O2O ST. ueranidIast,
10 oaB elm Deficit pon 23S, 22O Sr. ii9
berausiteat.
Sn ben iribereu Sabreu blieben Die wire.
liasn aussabsn seuObnIi9 uRter ben mutb:
maBli4sn aussaben oeS Budgets, alIein
i'm Sabre 1878 wiro oas i5wsrli9 Der Sal
ieiu, ba bic a~ussaben, worauf friber gr:
iparniIle ersielt muroen, auf elm aluminium
reouclrt lino. 9beuio perben bic wirtli1en
Ginnabmsn bic bes Sipsets idpsrli9 um
elm SeoeutenoeS iiberiteigeu, 10 baB lslblt
bel ben sinitissn Sorausissunssn Elm De-
felt pon l5O, 900 Sr. btetbt. Oieies De-
felt wiirbs aueroinss ii4 uerminbsrn, wenn
Der @rssins eintdme, mas aber, wie idou
ssiast. gu bespsiisIn lit. Sin Deficit pou
$50 900 ST. Mussaass 1878: Oas 1T un'
lerer Sers9nuns mad, bic wirtli@e 5inan3
lase.
Sn Tolse bon Neubauten bat i'm Sabr
1877 bic @runbiteusr OLE, 695 ST.. einse:
bra9t, 2,695 5r. mebr ais i'm Bibssi
bsisIben Sabres uorseisbsn mar; Die Woi
biliaritsusr wirb Ala, 900 6r. ~sinbrinsen,
stma IA 900 5r. iber bas 8abset. llnis,
Mntbeil am 3oauersin wirb uorausi9tlid
UNI loo, 900 5r. niebriser fem ais bas
YiSsst psrani9Iaste. Die Bisritsusr srIsi,
bet sinsn auStaI BON 20, 600 6r. unb BIZ
grsrents uon 15O, 900 6r. III usrtast.
Oasssen brinst bic ginresifrirune
28O, 900 5r. mebr Elm, ais i'm Bibset Dor
selsben mar. SIN ben Sabren 1874, 1875,
1915 uxb 1877 wurbsn fir 6ffsntli9e gr
beitsn nit ginidlub Der Snitarblssuns be-
pom Staats iibernommenen @emeinoswes
COS, 900 ST.; fir Demolition Der SeitunI
l4l7.OOo st., on Sabfoen fur Y~ieinalwss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Pen piefem seesrtem Se(ern Der

Den piefem See9rten SeIer'a Der
,9ursmburser y asette" tbsilsn MIR
untsrssidnstsn nit, baB unisr ,,6auata
lieu @esiher'' nun pisber gu baben 1T.
preis $3.50, franco per BOit $l.6o. @er
elmer tatboIii@sn 6amiIie ein i4Ones @es
i4ent MAIDEN Mil, wdbIe bieies bstannts
Pra4tbilb. MibIbauer 3 SebrIe,
go. Al 9. 9aiaue Ct, Chicago, So,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-11
Airalihf utuisktitts,
SnIanb.
@ribi6eeie % I'm autee.

grBbi6cel c Wtlp
Mittmpd BEN %. Nopember wurbe in
Gbarleiton bic neus Rir9s bur9 ben bo9w'
fen @r,bii9of bon Milwautse einsemsibt
Der Yau, i'm r~siniten sotbii9en SipIe sr
baut, 1T l46 SUB lang unb Al SuB brett
nit i1Snsm Gbarme. Oa nur 20 SAINT
lien In Der Yfarrsi iinb, 10 ma9t bas De.
bdube benz Opferiinn Der @smeinSe aue
@bre.
OiSesis Dubuque.
Gliuton. Die bo9wlrbissn Seiuitsn:
patres Niebsrtorn, Bronsseeit unb GosbIar
bielten firbli9 IN Der ct. Marisn &ird'
cine MiIion. Nm S4luHe berielben en-
pfinsen 80 perionen, barunter mebrer'
Gonuertitsn, bic erite 81. Communion
@ubsrbsm sinsen 5000 Yerionen gum
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15
An Incident at the Woman Suffrage
Convention.

Not much was done in the way Of
business az the morning session, but
there was one incident. DIR. Mary
Walker. who believes in woman
suffrage, but in whom the woman SUI
fragists-these at least-do not believe,
appeared in the hall with her beaver hat,
cane. parasol and trousers, and was 90
ing straight up to the platform, when
Mrs. Blake stopped her and told her
plumply that she wasn't wanted. This
was altogether gallant and for mo-
ment an exciting passage. Mrs. Blake,
representing grace and the proprieties
~ well As woman suffrage, 1.-the in fig-
ure, clad in a trailing, tight-fitting dress
OF blue which had slashes Of silver
spilled saucily under the coquettish
pockets and at other appropriate points,
stood flushed and exhilarated before Dr.
Walker. who, with toes turned In, look
ed little and awkward and red, and yet
was seemingly unabashed. She did not
attempt to pass Mrs. Blake-how could
she? The blue Minerva would herself
have performed the Offices Of the police
her eye flashed in fashion to leave
no doubt Of if--but she took step back
ward and spoke her mind. She told
Mrs. Blake that she would catch il and
that the spirit Of illiberality displayed
n ~ this so-called liberal meeting should
~ duly punished in the newspapers
then she turned on her heel, and whirl-
inc her cane walked of. Every body
treated the little physician very coldly
one after another she attempted to con.
verse pleasantly Of political and social
topics with those about her, but these
many Of them in real fear, fled from tnt
diminutive trousers as though the same
had been leprous. Mrs. Blake said \
was because the trousered Doctor was
! nuisance. She abused every body, sh'
said, including Miss Anthony and Mrs
: stanton. and, IL ever she got on tina
platform Mrs. Blake herself would catcl
it-oh. wouldn't she catch II! She wa
sorry for Or. Walker, but the Docto
was crazy, and Mrs. Blake was going Z
Captain Williams for q policeman Y
keep her in order during the afternoon
This she did, and the policeman mid
dle-aged, cautious and conservative per
son-talked with the Doctor just bcfor
: the afternoon session, and the Docto
Y did not even try to 20 upon the platform
or TO speak. She should obey, she SAID
y the law; II was their turn now, but hcs
(, would come. Which was all that ~
a Walker had To do with the Annu'
:. National Woman Suffrage Convention
(, --Nec York World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

The ConStantinoplc Central Commit.
tee Of Polish emigrants has issued the
following appeal
ITO our brethren dispersed IN Danish.
ment over the whole world The foe 81
our land for centuries, who has di.mem-
bered il and wasted il with fire and
sword. who deprived us Of our proper
IL, nationality, freedom, religion. and
even our mother tongue, prcsumcs I'M
der the hypocritical mask Of a champion
III the Christians, 10 unfold his war
standard, and 10 send his savage hordes
against Turkey, our ally in the time Of
independence, and our magnanimons
protector in the time of our exile
against Turkey, who alone Of AL the
Powers has refused 10 the present day
10 recognize the partition 81 Poland
Shall we remain unconcerned spectators
in this struggle between despotism and
constitutional institutions, the very des-
potism which destroyed our yonstitu-
ton Of the Sd Of May, which would have
reinvigorated PolandP No; c''- place
Is on the side Of Turkey, and All friends
Of freedom and intelligence will be with
us. To arms, then; to arms which his
Majesty the Sultan has SO unanimously
placed al our disposal. All Europe
looks on at this struggle-that same
Europe which has allowed itself 70 be
entrapped through deceitful promises
and the intrigucs Of Muscoyite policy
Let us show Il that we are still alive;
let Us show it that we are able 70 DO
something. The thunder Of cannon al
ready reaches our ears. Let ns not lose
minute. Let US rcnd the chains which
fcttcr our White Eagle The Wild
hordes 81 Carbon will not stand before
our united force, and we shall erect our
colors AT the mouths Of the Nisinla and
the Memel, the mouths Of the Dnieper
and the Dniester. Europe will recover
its equilibrium, lost 100 years ago, and
will owe IL to us. To arms then, broth
crs, and again TO arms ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

had halted. Only five per cent. Of the entire
force OF 1900 Circassians escaped the carnage
which followed. Mousha Pasha himself Is
among the missing. The Circassians fought
desperately, and no quarter was gisen.'
The London Standards Consiantnople
correspondent says the fate 81 the campaign
in Asia l. practically settled. Mukhiar
Pasha Is about 10 fall back on Erzerouin,
which l. wholly open and can not be helped.
The Russians are advancing IN force towards
piartzkir, and there l. nothing TO prevent
them from getting possession Of the Eu-
pirates Valley.
A dispatch from Rustchuk, 9TH, says that
Notwithstanding the reports published IN The
English Journals, not single Russian soldier
has yoi crossed the Danube. Attention i now
concentrated on Nicopolis and oltenitza, but
every thing is now comparatively quiet at
these points. The London Teiegraph's story
az the destruction OF Momssa Pasha's Cir
cassians is an exaggcration. The Russian
official accoun; says the Circassians were
dispersed, losing the modest number OF -
killed, out OF total of 1900 engaged. The
| car and suite arrived At Bucharest on the
I'd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

Gen. Miles's official report Of his recent
fight with the ho~ties under Lame Deer
saws that 40 horses, mules and ponies were
captured. and IA Indians left dead ON the
field, including the principal chief, leader
and head warrior, Iron star. -Four 81 the
soldiers were killed and eight wounded, I'M
GLIDING Lieut.. X. NJ. Fuller, OF the Second
Cavalry.
The highest point YET attained by an, rail-
road has been reached In the summit OF
saneta Pass, in Sangrc di Christie Mountains
by the southwestern extension ~ the Den
yer and Rio Grande Railroad. The altitude
OF the summit Is $50 feet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

A 52-ton gun, to be mounted In New York
Harbor, was successfully cast In Boston on
the Goth. II weighs shout 10000 pounds and
will carry projectie weighing about 100
pounds.
Mons. v. A. Alyergnat, an instructor 81
French in Hartford Comm school, was
bitten by mad dog on April 30 and died on
May 81 Of hydrophobia.
Rev. j. b. Reed. Chancellor in the Catholic
diocese Of Hartford, CT, died on the ist.
Two burglars while entering the house Of
Samuel Roder, at Blue Bella, Montgomery
County, Pa, on the night Of the lst, were
surprised by Mr.. and Mrs. Roder. scuffis
ensued, during which one Of the thieves
shot and instantly killed Mrs. Roder.
The train on the Lehigh Valley (Pa.) Rail
road was thrown from the track on the nigh
OF the LIST, and four passenger coaches wen
down an cmbankment Is feet high. Mrs
Hover, Of Scranton, and Mrs. Hickey, o
Tonawanda, were killed, and IL Others Sc
verely injured.
A young boy entered the National Ex
change Bank OF New York, on the I'd, an'
made some inquiries OF the Cashier, ant
while the attention Of the latter was divert
ed the boy grabbed package containing
$4,000 and made good his escape.
Samuel warhurst died Of hydrophobia a
saugus Centre, Mass, on the 9Th, havin
been bitten by mad dog about two month
previously.
The Union Savings Bank, nj Bath, Pa
suspended on the 9Th. The stakeholder
say they will pay dollar for dollar. Liabill
ties mt known.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15
BORDER RAIDS TO BE STOPPED
GEN. Ord Instructed to Pursue the Mexican
Cattle Thieves Across the Rio Grande.


WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON, June
4. is-..-GFxERAL:-The repnrtSf William
Shafter. Lieut.. Colonel cath Infantry, COM
handing the District Of Nueccs, Texas, con-
cerning recent raids by Mexicans and In
dians from Mexico into Texas for maranding
purposes, with your Endorsement OF zHh UT,
has been submitted 10 the President, and to-
rether with numerous reports and docu-
msnts relating 70 the same subject has been
duly considered. The President desires
that the utmost vigilance on the part
~ military forces in Texas he
exercised for the suppression %
these raids. II 4 very desirable
that efforts 10 this end, In 30 far, al least, a.
they necessarily involve operations on both
sides Of The border, be made with me Coz
operation OF Mexican authority, and you
will instruct General Ord, commanding IN
Texas. 10 invite such cooperation on ine
part 81 the local Mexican authorities, ana 70
inform him that, while the President i
anxious to avoid giving oifense 70 Mexico,
he il. nevertheless, convinced that invasion
~ our territory by armed and organized
bodies ~ thieves and robbers 20 prey up
on our citizens should not be longer en-
dured General Ord will AZ once notify me
( Mexican authorities along the Texas border
4 az the great desire of the President 70 unite
with them in their efforts 70 suppress this
long continued lawle~<neSs. AZ the same
I time he will inform those authorities that II
the Government Of Mexico shall continue
10 neglect the duty 81 suppressing these out
RACES. that duty will deyolye upon tins toy II
eminent, and will be performed. even II IL
performance should render necessary an oc-
ea.ional crossing ~ the border by our
troops. You will therefore direct Gen. ord
that. i'm case lawless incur~ion- continue, ~
will be at liberty 70 use his own discretion
when in pursuit Of bands Of marauderS, and
when his troops are either IN sight OF then
or upon the fresh trail. 20 follow them acro-'
the Rio Grande, and 10 oycffake and punisi
them. a. well as retake stolen property tax
IN from our citizens and found In their hand
On The Mexican side Of the line. have tn
honor. etc. Very respectfully,
GEORGE w. McCRAKy,
Secretary 81 War.
To General WI sherman.
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The Remarkable Adventures OF Nus
tang Hunter.

Bud Stuart, in pursuing bunch ~
mustangs between Elm and East Weedy
Greeks. was thrown from his horse. lie
was senseless for some time; when he
came TO himself his horse was gone and
his bruises hurt him so badly be could
not walk he crawled through the hrlars
and brush some fifty yards 10 pool n
water, and remained at the pool that
night and the next day and night Not
mouthful did he have 10 eat. and the
water al the pool having given out, be
started in search Of more water. About
II o'clock on the second day he say- Nc
was thirsty and hungry, and his bruises
hurt him 80 badly. that he could ~ no
further. and, crawling 70 tree, stretch
"a himself out to die. While thus con-
templating death. he heard the leaves
shake near him; he turned hi eye n
the direction Of the noise, when. M thes
espied large rattlesnake making for
him. The sight Of the snake banished
his hunger. thirst, and pain for the time
being. and raising upon his elbow made
an effort To scare his snake>hip away
the snake struck at him twice and lcfi
him, and from some cause he % npi
feel 20 much like dying. He sad once
more, II will try to reach water; II
searching, about night, hc came Y
the road. and could 20 no further. Nexi
morning he was found about two mile
from home, lying across the road on hl'
face, completely exhausted. lie wa
Immediately carried home, doctor
called, and at last accounts was dong
well Oakrilie TER Tribune.
THIS Is about the time Of year the ~
men begin to circulate reports that 'nelT
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A ~. Petersburg dispatch Of the 30th says
that all army movements, both on the Dan
ube and in the Caucasus, are delayed by
heavy rains. A dispatch from Constanti-
NOBLE states that the Porte has made levies
on the Christians for 10000 troops. II II
officially announced that the Turks have re-
taken Arabian, but no particulars gwen.
There are rumors from Berlin Of negotia-
tions for peace being IN progress.
n was reported via Vienna. Slst, that the
Turkish commander, Mukhtar Pasha, had
been dismissed from the service, and viii pc
court -martialcd for representing that he
Mad equipped an army 81 O,oo0 men, where
A. he had only $1,000 At his disposal. NAL
yersafion on an enormous scale u said "a
have been discovered In the Turkish COM
missary department.
II was reported on the lst that Russian
squadron was trying 70 force an entrance
into the mouth OF the Danube AZ sulina, u
order 10 assist the movement OF troops
across the river.
A Constantinoplc dispatch Of the ID say
that the reported recapture Of Arabian p,
the Turks Il erroneous.
A correspondent OF the London Ddil
Telegraph Of the 81 sends the following
dated Erzcroum, june 2: ~ have to rccors
the most terrible event Of the present war
Two nights ago 1000 Circassian cavalry
commanded by Moushs Pasha, were ordcrc'
10 proceed towards Kars, entirely unsup
ported BY infantry or artillery. They reste'
for the night At Bckli Ahmed. The Rus
SLAMS secretly organised powerful fore
and during the might surrounded and sur
priscd the village In which the Circassian