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ANN Can't be made by every agent ever
NYYy month in the business We furnish, but,
WV those willing 10 work can easily earn
a'doxen dollars day right in their own local.
tiles. Have no room to explain here. Business
pleasant and honorable. Women, and boys and
girls do rs well as men. We will furnish you
complete Gatit free. The business paws better
than anything else. We will bear expense Of
starting you. Particulars free. Write and sac.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daugh-
tiers, and ali classes in need Of paying work a.
home. should write 10 Us and learn all about the
work at once Now Is the time Don't delav
Address TsuR q Co., Augusta, Maine.
Oct 20, ls7e-sm.
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THE GAZETTE
49, 80 $50
BALTIMORE

1S77 3A14o33 1877
Encouraged by the public appreciation Of the
effort to make frst-class independent journal,
the Publisher Of the Gazette has perfected such
arrangements Is will maintain its present stand
ing in advance Of any other newspaper in Balti-
more. The fearless and aggressive tone Of its edi-
torial comments will be continued, and the vari-
city of its reading matter will be additional At
traction 10 the general reader II will be indie
pendent in all things and neutral in nothing
and will unsparingly denouncc the wrong and
commend the good, no matter what men or party
may be affected by its action. Its constantly in
creasing corps Of special correspe ndents includes
able representatives at all the prominent news
informed Of all current events. Its reliable
Washington correspondents, heretofore o marked
feature, will be found to be Of more than ordinary
interest during the present year, while the news
from all parts Of the world furnished by the Aso-
ciated Press, will be presented daily in succinci
and attractive form. Theexcelleuce ofits local. f.
nancial, commercial, maritime and miscellaneous
departments will be rigidly maintained. Partic-
ular attention will be paid to Maryland news
and that Of the adjoining states. The Gazette is
published in beautiful and attractive form, and
no effort will be spared to keep II, in every re-
spect in the front rank Of American journalism
The Daily Gazette, pages. 20 columns, pay
able in advance, s. 90 . year, 50 IS for six
months, 81 Is for three months, or so cents.
month, postage prepaid at this Office
The Weekly Gazette, in addition to the brigh.
est and hest features Of the daily issue, contains
all the news Of the week carefully collated. II
is filed with domestic and foreign news, special
correspondents able and fearless editorial COM
ments, and interesting literary selections. 1t is
prepared with special view to make il health
full, vigorous, elevating and instructive family
newspaper, and embraces every department found
in frst-class weekly Journal Il Is one of the
best and cheapest newspapers in the country.
Terms in advance, one dollar Q year, postage
prepaid at this Office. No subscriptions received
for shorter time.
Address, Tm GAzsrrx.
Dec. 81, 1876. Baltimore, Nd.
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nElslEy's SAMARITAN unlnEnI afford. inn

hElSlEt'S SAMARITAN lulnEnI affords i'm
mediate relief To Rheumatic and Neuralgia Afec-
tons; IL is also an rfectuai remedy for colds,
Febrile and inHamassry attacks. Used N .
gargle and applied externally to the throat, Il
Is a sovereign remedy for Diphtheria, Quinsy or
inflammation Of the Tonsii Glands. For all
Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Burns, Beestinss, In
sect or Snake.bies Chilblains, Frost-bi,es, Caked
Breasts, Swollen Glands in short all ailments
whether afiiict:ng man or besst--which require
external Applications to allay inflammation and
soo,he pain, II. =. l.. cannot be excelled. For
sale by VIM. J. Edelen 4 Co., Leonardtswn,
Nd
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The SUN.


1877. nWYoAK. 1911.
The different editions of TIE Sux during the
next year will be the same as during the year
that has jus. passed. The daily edition will on
week days he sheet Of four pages, and on Sun
days sheet Of eight pages, or So broad columns;
while the weekly edition viii be q sheet Of eight
pages Of the same dimensions and character that
are already familiar to our friends.
The Srs will continue to be the strenuous adj
vocate Of reform and reirenchment and the sub
stitution Of statesmanship, wisdom and integrity
for hollow pretence, imbecility, and fraud in the
administration Of public affairs. II will contend
for the government Of the people by the people
and for the people, as opposed to government by
frauds in the ballot-box and in the counting OF
votes, enforced by military violence. II will en-
deavor To supply its readers body now not
far from a million OF souls-with the must care
full, complete, and Trustworthy accounts Of cur
rent events, and will employ for this purpose q
numerous and carefully selected staff Of reporters
and correspondents. It's reports from Washing
ton especially, will be full accurate and fearless;
ioy the hatred of those who thrive by plumber
ing the Treasury or by usurping what the law
does not give them, while 1t will endeavor TO
merit the confidence Of the public by defending
the rights Of the people against the encroach-
ments Of unjusti6ed power.
The price OF the daily SuN will be - cents
month or $3.50 year, post paid, or with the
Sunday edition S1.10 year.
The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages Sl,f0
q year, post paid.
The WEEKLY Sux, eight pages Of Sc broad
columns, will be furnished during 1877 at the
rate Of 81 year postpaid.
The benefit Of this large reduction from the
previous rate for the WEEKLr can be enjoyed by
individual subscribers without the necessity of
making up clubs. At the same time, il any Of
our friends choose 10 aid in extending our circu-
lation, We shall be grateful to them, and every
such person who sends US ten or more suhscri-
bers from one place will he entitled 20 one copy
Of the paper for himself without charge. Al one
dollar year, postage paid, the expenses Of paper
and printing are barely repaid; and, considering
the size Of the sheet and the quality Of il contents
We are confident the people will consider THE
wEExLY Scx the cheapest newspaper Published
in the world, and we trust also one Of the very
b~st.
Address. THE Sun, New York City, n. 7
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Since Aches and Pains TO us are sen
4 Cure is sure by using
HEESLEI"S SiKIRIT1N LIyyVEyT
iiEIsLEY's SAMARITAN LIxiMENr
cures Piles,
HEisLEy's SAMARITAN LtsrNExr
cures Rheumatism,
iiEIsLEY' SAMARITAN LISIxENr
cures Neuralgia,
cures Sprains,
HEIsLEY'S SAMARITAN LIsIMENr
, cures Bruises,
cures Feions'
HEisLEY's SAMARITAN LISIMENr
cures Headache,
tlEIsLKy' SAMARITAN LiSiuvxr
cures Toothache,
ahd Is SOLD ny Wm- J. Edelen Co., Leonard
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B o A R D | N G.

MRS. Or. PAGE gDNUNpS win accom-
IVI modaie permanent aud transient hoariers
al No. "a HINOTEg ST, four doors from
Lcmhard, west side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested to give her call
Nay ;, ls5s-f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19

subdued BY HEISLEY'S SAnARsrAs LIxrxnxr,
and il never fails 10 benefit even the worst cases
Of ehroaic Rheumafism. Dont be pat Of with
any other. For sale by VIM. J. Edelen Co
Leonsrdtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19

No pain endured BY man or woman Kind can
possibly equal the exquisite agony OF q nesraIgic
TIC; IN all such cases We have ample evidence 10
prove that Heisley's Samaritan Linimeat gives
instant rslef in eyen the most aggravated chronic
cases- We hare had . wonderful experience with
In Neuralgia and PILES. For sale By WIN. y
Edeien Co.. Leosardscwn. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19
+. D. 4 D 4 III s.
BUILDER g. CONTRACTOR

y ME undersigned 10 prepared to
contract for BUILDING and
REPAIRING in ST. Mary's and adj
joining counties. All work intrasted
TO him will be done with despatch and
IN workmanlike manner. Address,
+ d ADAMS, Mechanicsville,
st Mary's county, Nd.
Aug z, 1s73-tf n
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Fire! Fire Fire |!
nWELLIN0s, Furnifsss Barns.
- Out-housos Earn prodnce, &e.,
e, incurred e. - Mutual Plan By The
STATE OYMARYLlND
MUTUAL KIRB
insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Ofes No n 6ssta Sired.
=. @. HARRIs, President.

D1nAc1oRs:
8. n. Caughy, Of Noah Walkey& Co.
]. L. Langley. Con Merchant, BALTIC.
I. d. Anderson, Of Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court Of Appsals.
George p. jenkins, Charles county.
J. T. Ballenger, Sc. Nary's county.
B. g. Harris, Baltimore.
This 10 . Hose Cempesy, gotten up
expressly in The interest Of the citizens
Of Southern Maryland, TO enable them
to overcome tie difficulties they expe.
rienced in praeurrjpg Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with y
majority Of its Directors veil known in
that community.
It has been In business now over four
years. Al losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been faitk fslls
aSd promptly paid, which 10 our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted 10 the safest and
cheapest known in Insurance, and af.
forjs to all Insurance at its exact cost,
and ought to be encouraged BY all who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage by fire.
II those interested will get it thei'
patronage and interest themselves in
the increase Of its business, in few
years it will rank among the largest In.
surance corporations in Maryland, q
credit and benefit to all, and an honor
TO the State.
June 26. l873-tf.n
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Opium, Chloroform, Peppermint, Turpentine,
Creasote, Cayenne or Ginger in Hcisley's Sauna
ritan Liniment. This uew and wonderful vcgc-
table pain destroyer is entirely different from air
Others. For sale by VIM. J. Edelen Co., Leon
ardtown. Nd
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9 . . 9 9 . 8 9 {

To the w 0rktns Glass We are now Pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home, the whole of the time, or for their
spare moments. Business new, light and profit
able. Persons Of either sex easily earn from SO
cents to IS per evening, and q proportional sum
by devoting their whole time to the business
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men,
That all who see this notice may send their ad-
dress, and test the business we make this un-
parsaileled oder: To such as are not well salts
ed we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble
Of writing. Full particulars, samples worth
several dollars to commence work on, and q
copy OF Home and Fircsidc, one of the largest
and best illustrated Publications, all sent free by
mail. Reader, If you want permanent, proGta-
BILE work, address, GEoReE SrIxsox 4 Co., Port
land, Maine.
Oct 26 Ia7e-zem
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CO.. WILKINS. BIZ. aespsicKsox
c. F. WILKINS g. CO.,
Commission Merchants
No. 907 La. Av., bt. 9th and l0.h SITS,
WASHINGTON, DC.

References by Permission. &C. A
James, Esq, Cashier of the Bank Of
Washington, Washington, D e.; Hon
Lewis Mckenzie, President of the W
Z o X X Co., Alexandria, Va; P q
rroth, Esq, President of the Upper
Potomac Steamboat Company, Acco.
tink, Va; Messrs Davy & Harmon
Merchants, Alexandria, Va; Messr.
Buzby & Brown, Com mission Merchants
222 North Wharves, PHILADELPHIA; Hon
B g Harris, Leonardtown, Nd.
Aug. "a. le76-tf.
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rHE usdefsigned h prepared 10 contract FOR
j BUILDING and REPAIRING sbr the rear
1871 10 Saint Mays and adjoining counsies---
He win eadsavoe 10 give sasisfacticn 10 al
who eng.ge his services and be pledge hims.lf
10 an is CONTRACTS With dispafch asd In work
mnnlike manner.
An work dose ct redscsd nass. TIE eisisens
efSt. Masy's and adjoining counties win End it
. skeir inousugs . co0Unnicnh with - he1oee
hasEnining el9whae.
gOS. Fl. LEWIS,
.. Csanf's Bay, @. NAYS oosssy, ~.
Ian. Z, lS5s-0.
STIFF MUSCLES sreiassAss'y relax
Cd. aad nade pliable By one apP,it.aios cfHeIe.
Dey's Ssmasinn Linimlst. Foe sale b. WD.
Eaeisn Co., iecsardsuvn, Nd.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

LAYING assuxsd sisce the LIST Of January,
III 1877, the propriesofship Of Noore's Hotel IN
Leonardtcwn, the undesngued respectfully BE-
speaks . continuance u TIE liberal patronage
which has herssolbre been extended 10 the House
and tAkes oecnsioa 70 nsBure fhe travelling public
that no eobst O. eadeavcf will Be wanting on
his part 10 uaiunin the ancieat high reputation
q tie essHhafshmsns = pleee q easestainne.t.
X1111x J. 1ooo3
March =. le57-d
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NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION . EyTKRfAlHMKNf
i q rsaspnahae msss en- Be had By parties -
srsssifu tUanl ftoa Balsi0ese ~ ForFsss'swhaff
pr Pasuxen4 SoskmeEs By cnl1iaG -
JOHN b. BuCKLER
Nov. .. lose-9 Fersssfs vharfnA.
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EUREKA.
Ammontated Bone.
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
Phosphate Of Line.

- ..Ss
MANUFACTURED By THE ATLANTIC AND
VIRGINIA FERTILIZING COMPANY.
This genuine standard fertilizer continues to
grow in popularity. Whenever tested by the
sids Of any other, 1t Is pronounced
the 8eSt..try lt.
For sale by JOSHUA WALKER, General
Agent for the State Of Maryland, No. S Posr
OsrIa AVENUE, BALTIMORE, Nd.
~ Orders received by JOHN II. WATERS,
Agent for st. Mary's county, PostofRce address,
California, 81. Mary's county, Nd
April 5, ls77-3m.
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n0N'T BE put of with any other article as
Heisey's Samaritan Linlmeat is entirels
ne sad dlfiefent fs0m any aud everything in
tts Nsvs ~ever rod snvthinx
i. Tia Il. Fer sale BY wm. J. Easlen, & Co |,
.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19

II recommended Ter All PAINS 10 which the hu-
bsAa body is SUBJECT. For sale by WA. J. EIDE
lee 4 Co., Leonardsown, Nd.
, 1877-10-18
GAS,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Thc American Gas AS
ISOLATION met In this city to-tlay. Gcorge u.
Ncat, OF Charlcstown. Mass, presided, in tic at,*
scuce Of the President arl First V(cc-Psc*ilcut.
Attcr routine business, tho following Officers
wcrc elected: President, Gen. Charles
I,ooun, Of New York; Vlcc-Ircs|-
dcnts. ". II. l'ricc, Ut Cleveland !;
ienr9c D. Neal. Of Charlestowu. s[ase.;T T. l.lt-
tlcholes, of Hamilton, q. seeretaryau.1 Treas
urcr, Charles Scttlrtun, Ut New York. Finance
Committee, John Q. Chambers. Of Trenton; !.
L. IIarbtsou, Of Hartford; ticuree 4. Nell
llanry, q Washington: E1eeattye Comn,ttee,
of Now llayen; i. lllekeniooper. ot C!nttnnat!:
Henry Cartwright, of .phIladclphIa;. ". II.
White, Of New York; Henry stacy, IT Indian.
apolls.
Tho meeting then proceeded to the reading Ut
pauers an,i the discussion OF the same. The
subjects Of thu papers read were: "Ths lscason
Why Consumers Ut Nas Shnul1 Nut
Fayur tue Multiplication Of Its Means
e srpoly," Supply y Mr. sl;erman1. .1.u ,st ct
Dip Seal from tho Hydraulic Maln," hy Mr.. For-
stall. of Ssw Orleans;, Gart,9atz!ng Coal" by
The business will be concluded tomorrow.
, 1877-10-18

confidence that Zen. Grant woul,l meet 4 rcter-
tIon which weui show hItn how much E]ru!ng-
ham was In symrathy with himself and hfa
country.
After the health Of tho Qneen wns drink, tho
Mayor proposed that of the President Of tho
United States rs the potentato whom MI sfonhf
hnnoE. THIS was received With due homer iy
tho company. Chamberlain. Member Of t'nr-
Lament for Birmingham. then prupo.cl the
health Of cx.rrrsldcnt Grant In tarpy speech,
complimentary to tic distinguished guest and
Ills countrymcn.
t'cn. Grant, in response, referring to the last
speakcr's h!lusFon 10 the prompt tltstian.lmemt
Of the army after the Civil War, said: "Wc
Americans clastn 70 much personal independence
aud general intelligence that do not believe It
possible for one tnnn to nssusne nny more nll-
tilority than tftc Constitution and laws gvc
him." A 10 the remarks whtrt had been nfa.tc
regarding the benefits which would acvrrc IL
America By the establishment Of frce tra.lc, the
General said lie in,f kind ol recollection that
England herself had protective tariff until her
manufactures were established. American tnan-
ufactnres were rapidly progressing. as,.1 America
WIS thus becoming great frec.tra'le nation.
(l.auRhtcr.l
The General then warmly thanked the com.
pany for The reception given him.
, 1877-10-18

nraddosk. Itrsc} hrundagc, N. II. @. File. Rider
a.. r. WoodfGrl. ~ ..,.
It Wntns,; ,nsa nf' r,t,.hi. ttnr..c nv.
EIt.. II s." rsn. '' tt' "'s~A''' t''"'' "e'"5'
~ 70 HHtnd ~ illumination al z4at4 For<si-Tho
Rrva. i. A. French, Dr. william, Curtis. John A.
Ewsls. Thomas IT, itcnch. Etie! q. Mil.on.
', Home M,stnn.-Mcsiame. H. F: Wall: y, q
Tnrr'n. 1s, Mhs:sloeh, A,''ef. Kteo. Thema. tisals.
aa.; Masg II frsdles' T. F. 'eafnp' H. H. psFl'' -
A:rharu, rha e.,,,,,.t .,,,a,oa
1"o 'e'o'1 ~'s,srgu,.. w ",vatu n,ttvr
Tia pcv & 1nN'"h s1nIsh ~ F1 i,,i.n, Chairman
o. S Il. On Mn.sefa %Glet ho s
csnt sm n ta -, "e t,. "as tr ~. rm. tea isa,
vcnr va lii IL Thn wi'oi. rn.,n.nnn' Fmni IL
xti 7si' Rccrfn,. for ,nn r,,rr"nt rnar.-,nnrrv
Ti;ssc ,,an n"fss, ss,n 1 III ;,n,c. .,.n,.,. m ,hc
noa5,l for s,,nnnrt ' '"''''''s "'ps"'s'' y" >''o
I'VE '"pp u.pp.-,vu
Tbc r,cr. n. r, Wsiia ~ F,,,,r f,hst-r.n If
tho commlttce on Narrative. s,,i,tnitir, ',ia re-.
pvnr pt T hena 81 w
VI Thc tlcv II Il VaIEns f,h.tr,nan ~ ,hc
cn,nmfttrc m th" Attn.tr. ~ ~" nnTt firusroi
rGs s,n t',c sn repor t. nG.rte
c,nster In H." ar,,,c,; case ' -" H.. Vnsn "
mh1' w,s s,..,.n,t, run, ti'c tlnrrh nj Wnrt.,.
mi, ain rrnrntctI for hnvinr ba'h,na,1, anil
w,ifulY abst"Inc.l frotn st,cm'i,n@ ,hrr3 .rry rt
re. and III "oyennnt, ETC. % tiIaet..or snf1 "
tIis ."hi..t ,,c,,,J'a; IL stfnnttnn ~ ~" avnoI
mrinr tI.c .ftrrptr,,,, 'Ae "a N''' ~ ""o
A,iiourncd tn 7:Nl.
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,rt. ,br-,h ~. wnii nlt"'i s.t,t .roo,.,... ~.
mi. liza inst nvnr,rH ~ sho avrr,i ossan'1r VI"
~ ~. ~. ~ ,,a.. tnI. T. n,u ~, t M
ms.tons In whirh ts,"rn ws,e rt,,n,,nr ~ ~
ilrs ntsras,si .nnn ~ whom ra'm" frc,n ~ - liz.
rs sncel n'e'es'ea zone ol "nof ea"e from o's"
Wrs r II yo,.,r ~ f.ht,., .,hr ,-,.~.1
vcstos,,os ~ " .nnen a.sE' ~ ,,ntn.,e Wno aea
[,rri"m stitsi"narv l,n,r ~ ~. Nnrthrnst
a.. us.o .ioH .EJotei nGa1 ~ @ u .ne I'm. ss.;
N"~ ~ VIZ VI AH+HHtoH AIN
, 1877-10-18

SAN FAANclsco, Oct. 17.-NeHa per thu Aus
trallans
An attempt was made to murder Mr. Russell,
Government Astronomer At Sydney, by meaus
Of explosives tnclosed Ia = box addressed 10
him and left by youth at the Observatory,
The nature OF the contrlyance was discovered by
Mr. Russell while opening tho box, and thu ulut
EniseurEci.
The salufall In New South Wales has been
general. ln Victoria less than avrrago has
fallc,l Business Inns revived III both colonics.
A sllnistcEla! crisis has occurred In New South
Wa!cs, and d dissolution Is tMlulucnt.
Tbs Vntoriam Assembly hiss passed . land
tax bill. II u nuw before the Legislative Coun-
vi. Tbs Iill permitting mining on private
property u likely to Leeone law.
Ile New zealaud Legislature Is still ln ses.
4ioA.
A severe storm did much damage 1t Yelling
ton.
The Auckland Lauatlc Asylum burned. md
oae inmate Lust his lifc.
, 1877-10-18

80ft1al NShaicA 70 TIA E31eu9o 7T16VHA
CuAArAlon, ILL.,, Oct. l7.-len. Sam F.
Cary, the great 0reenbark apostle, delivered
Ills &5U speech on the "financcA !" Of the
Nation F." to 4 small aud|cure In this city to-day.
There wcro $50 present IN the hail by sctual
count. The ratu. doubtless, kept ko1ne away.
Tho Grccnback movement in this county IL not
formidable QUE, and u designed to aaslst the
Democracy In elcgtnx thelr ticket tnls tslt by
drawing Oh Republican yutea. Tbs dodge i
too transparent tu suurcl. Thura are too
a,any old mossbacka talking in favor Of the
nav party to lnspire condolences.
BAN YkANCl4Cp.
8AN Francisco, Oct. l7.--lAlsrest centres On
the electIuu. Police Judge LnliIerback, Tx.
payer, i usobahly e1cctr4 pycr Bradford, nemo-
Erat. fetral, uetuoclat, u proAahly elected
Dl4tEtct, Dwlnclie has NO opposition.
, 1877-10-18

t~. r.. -
LoSnoS' ocI- l'.-lne crew Of m american
ship which hati just tnitcs1 from this port mutt.
n}r1] ycstcr11av whcn nff Nnrr ivht Thu
i,an,ain ami Inn leader dco1. md thc n,ate
S"ns "'.".,.. e"1. s ~" . n',.ssI
"ounaeo enotncr OF tnc'": 'oFec ot ns.tisa
marines ooafued the vessel anu brought It park
to London.
LArxR.-The nane of the vessel t,pou which
,,o ,,vtlrv ,orurr.1 I. +ho Eou W.,rl,1 ~ No.,
~, ,;.,..., ..,s. r,, , =. A,e'
1o1h' oahcu otatcs Hil"lstcF tie1Ecpobt was
communicated with on The subject. and no
claimed TINT the British marines had no right
t: bring the vessel back 70 l.onlon, she l'cng,
DENIAL.
LONDON, Oct. ia telegram from Blmla
denies the reports frum Calcutta TINT war wns
believed 10 be Imminent between the Drtt!sl,
and the Anger of Afgl,antstan anil Khan Of
the Kclat were nevcr better, and there ts no
danger OF d frontier war,
Will. REMoxsrRArg.
MADRID, Oct. l7.-rlc Goyernncnt intends
lie duty of ID cents per lon On Spanish ship.
ping entering the lniteI States rurts.
ANOTHER LOCKOUT.
LONDON, Oct. l7.-The tronworkcrs In the
Clytlc shir,.h,ltng yards demanded m increase
OF wages. Tic masters hare resolved on lock-
out, which Will Involve 9,0O0 men.
THAT FATAL NEgDLn.
LONDON, oct. l5.-Tio STEAMER Olga has ar.
rived 1T Falmouth ami rcporta TINT she wns
compelled to abandon the Cleopatra ulJctisk uf
Cane Flnc0stertc Sunday, nigh. during q ire.
rlc,ulous gale. The rrcw on the craft wllirl.
contained the obcllsk wcso transferred to tho
Olga, but not Until the Olga had lost her sct-
on1 Sfatc and tive l,anls In her ctdcayor to res
cue them.
INTENDING BANKRUPTCY IN INDIA.
Mr.. Fawcctt discussed with Ills usual thor
ougllness tlc flna1lrlal hearings Of The ir,iiNu
famine at meeting hcll In Salisbury. Certaft1-
II the prospect n thu rcYcrnc nj cheering. Tho
fuminc fs more scrlo,ls niEair, In tl1e sense Of
be!t,v moro difficult to cope with, than tho NIT
tiny,
, 1877-10-18
OMAHA ITEMS,

OAAHA, Ncb., Oct. 17.-Qen. Sherman, with
0en.. Poe and Bacou, Of his stan, passed
through here to-day. Hs went East yla 1t.
Louis and Cincinnati.
Gov uaraIer to DAY removed Can't Wyman,
Warden vi the Stats FeuItcntiary, Ths RT&Yesk
crimes art charged azalust hIm.
, 1877-10-18

CLEVELAND, 0ct. l7.-Tue National ChFlstlan
Temperance uu!ou, in session tu-oa5, received
tho report of ths Eomm!ttsa On Delegates, and ".
c. lIolgt, Of PIttsbure, roa4t tho repart Of tue
CosuMitseu appointcsl to Teylse tho old eonsti-
tuition. The report caused considerable
discussion, aud was finally referred to
q COMMITTEES o& 6uveu, who will report to-1nor-
row forunuot. No othur business WIS dous to-
day. Iu tho cyenlnY m immense nospel tom.
pcTance meeting, presided over by Murphy, was
held, and addressed by Murphy converts.
, 1877-10-18
A BROKEN TROTHPLtGHT.

6ptcaW WslktIcA u Tia GAatug0 Tt8V49
EAsr SAGINAW. Mich, Oct. l7.-The brcach-
of-psomlse case Of Rusa DlQcubagh agalust
George Lauuer, damages beux claimed iu the
SUI, Of - t0ul which has occupied tbs attention
Of the Ct1Guit Court for the past tlso days, con-
cludcd to-lay, tho Jury rendering = verdict ius
the utaiAttI iur 4I5A
, 1877-10-18

BosroS, Oct. l7.-Thc annual session Of tho
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers OF the
United slAtes euuyrucd this 1uosulng. The
ntetinRs are strictly private. One luudrel
and n'uctY-ixo diyts!uns are represented by ltU
iuy Ctah aud Cultf9ruta. Theru hax bssn an IT,
greAse Ut ten ulvlsionA q tue Brotherhood tile
past year, all organized In the West.
, 1877-10-18
INDIANAPOLIS ITEMS,

!spscfat n4.pateA 10 Tia GAfc@go TRIBUNE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 17-t'rot. Damon, Of
Michigan University, will succeed ths 1ate Prof.
Ilopkina aa Professor VI Greek At butler Uni
yetstsy.
Jalnes 8. Itibten. Of tha Qrm OF llibben,
Kennedy 6t Co., wholesale .lry-gooda merchants,
died today after prolonged illncss. lIu was one
Of tic leading ctttzcus, aud nun Ut considera~
biz wealth.
Senator Morton has been ycry comfortable ali
day,