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, 1877-09-17
Student Walters In tho white Mountains.

stndoRt-Sralters In tho White Mountains.
GoFffipoadeace Springfield Eas.: } Republican.
Tho c0rps OF walters Ut tho Glen House have
this SEASON. come from Bates, DoWtlon, mud Col.
by Me-, and from Harvard, Amherst, anu Iuts,
Mass, anl think NO o,a WHO had nut sue1 tho
experiment tried could rcalizu how mitch d,firr'
c,lte II tllakes IN the atmosphere Of tho dfnug-
room To hayo 1ll-conccalc,iv vulgarity and merlaa-
Ism rcplagca BY ge.tleHanly bearlng anA Intel
ltKeurt. Tic elect must be seen to TIC appTe.
cIate1. a scry1nt can b. civil, but It scq4rcsa
gentleman to bc I,ullte. ! ttink 1t le Tluftaa
who 6nys: "Tho Infnnow. Swallows tho a5, Tue
plvkerel Tho mtnllow, the pike thu plckcrel, and
tlc fisherman eats the pik0-s0 all tlIt cups In
tbs scale .! nature arc hlieA up" Tho hayinG
has cotue to my mind here. For tals 60 sllcecss'
fat icxperimcnt 50 perfectly Oils up tue gaps IL
tho scale OF nature TINT It scrns to me tic man
Into Wl,uso brain the llca Arst game should ,aso
q royalty lot ut least tweuty.cfght ycars, paya.
bic by every hotel aud every student 30 eul'
ploycl. For hnrs the two wants 30 successfully
balance each otheTt Tho tluuents uccl tho
money and need eflange Of ecclIv md activity.
The hOtels need tue service, and the students
get Just What they need and the Eotuls Just
what thoY nrcl. There IL delicious satisfac~
tion III tbs perfect adaptation Ut means tu cn1s.
AZ tht6 house the head waiter 10 u college, grain'
ate aud think teacher, aud everything goes
on smoothly md we'll uuler Ills supervision.
There II nu play About the work OIL tho part Vi
tho young 1.,U1.. They attend to their btsfnrss
and do It well, an1 all goes on with thu inls.
Unable but clearly dtstin9ulsllable .o;nfurt
Wh1rh comes from Intelligence, tlle trained nM!,
ant The manly purpose. think ap other eeHa'
try In tbs world ever witnessed such q phrnon-
enon, or one which ilnplIes 10 much.
, 1877-09-17

Ele Invited her to lunch, and she. being a :
beautiful young lady, wunt. she rc4d tho tlll
of faro hehnl ber sweet llttle Inn, and whisper,
ed IN zsphyry accents, 81 WootlDoek IN toast,
At this announcement It flashed upon hls ,Alha
that his asacts wers but IS cents. somrt'lna
must be doae. "EusnclIa, do you know whit
wooIc.xk istt he a.keI. mo. Mr. spluks.
sic answered. " Well, then, my deaf" said he.
s'it u ss big a. haltbut." "O, goodpcss
Krar!oua!" exclaimed tho charming Curusl!a,
y then bring NE so.lia pork anu beans." Sp!n0
win1ed exuttiugly Ut tle wuiter, and the walter
Nluked knowingly 1t hitu.
, 1877-09-17

E96 Vf!tdR4 Dtt91CyH{,
a eolofed woulsn llylng ln 1t. Mary became
he was standing thinking over tLrlr last quarrel,
she came behind him, aud, with QUE grulu
sweep With That Formidable and fayorita Weap-
on 0fthe sa.e, tho rxzu1, cut hls th1oat from
ear 10 car. liz dropped dead un tue Instant.
Tn her bsinx takeu p1isouet abe seeIncl luueh
astonishe.l Ut tbs turn atlaifs lxd t4keu, aud
expressed much griel, aud said " WI. VI ueua
lu playt
, 1877-09-17
UNFRUITFuL CHURCHES.

~ asM"os ~ TIE REV. bAhLAnn .. DUNN
The lsev. Ballard ). Dunn, Of Salt Lake City,
occuptal the pulpit OF st. Johns Eplscopl
Ch,tryt, last evening. and prca clr,l On thc M,
.,,,,,"s. !, wt,r .o r..,..,. ,"I wv
,"pp W. "'u t, 1u'lrs1, Wy t"o SnurGn pocs
MOI u'owi HOW Charca torposatiohs becoms
Involved; aod How to Got Them Out OF Debt.n
Tho following abstract will giva tho reader An
idea Of what tho reverend gcntlcruan bat -
M, oo,,.or,'tn@ ~. ..o,,.sa,' a.,,a ANU %
oae. coneernlne th's tfouplesolne pF"plein' iaa
The best means to solve 1t.
The text chosen waa Luke, ", 4: "Launrh
ont into tho deem, and let down votr not, for .
,lrnnrht.n Bv tIc n'iroc,,,m. ,lra,1h, ~ 49,. 49,
r."'s,,s ,,,.5 ."' .ntaea1"us "'aus"s VI nsnes
chflsts disciples were Taught that by afml!
trusting In lin success would CROWN thelr
efforts. II the Gospel wus to be built up In ,llt
world, Il could t,n,y bo h,,ft IN br nrract|ns -
r., ,hn rI,,, mi r,,,,- "t,,," aad ~. "kH ~ ~.
~ ..e r,s ,, a.'a pooF e,lke' aaa not - ous oos
class NhY was not the Episcopal Church In
this country more numerous In llcr foiIoniogl
With tns attractions size possessed, hcr com.
muntcapta wcrc but a I,on,,fut In co,n n,r,saa
,"t,,' ,+h". ,,'a. o.,-.1'. ~. T.s .,. - 'a'.spa
VIZ" "'i"1 Lucy oasnt 10 oc' 4ie tfu1h was tast
she ilal not sought out anu appealed to The
, 1877-09-17

New York City Is trying tho experiment q
burning it, garbaxe, and there h PROMISE y =,
auctess. A turnnea IL used, the nrts IN Mhisa
after belug started aru fed BY thu garoago itscli
tlle na0lcs brinx fanneA BY power created fro4
the lrat generated, ~ that thr ss'-t IL @t'"H's
the weir and taar 1t tne apparatus.
, 1877-09-17
THE CAMORlsA OF NAPLES.

AolourHeu'
,-.x ,,..
--N
A s,,,.. 49,. r,..r
@ '' : 1iait ' a st,l,ion my. so.,,". a'' wy u
NAPLES, Aug. 2h-The aoserntncnt, Yon will
havc heard, has resolved to crush the Camorra,
anil yuu will ask, "Nhnt Ia tho CaInorFar
(,r,c1nn,Iv t,,c f,n,orro va. .ort ~ fr,ctp,.on,
VI etlne' WIN regular aestees an" on'*a
ttuns, dating back to the Middle Ages, thangh
1t i1ourlscl especially under the reign OF Fer
]inand H.. tHHl5l. There vn. nm nrrantxatton
thor in ovrrr cI,r n the twn sici,ie. en,1 ,wevc
,'e" :. os1'9 e'tS " '"u s"o o.e"'e' a"" "c'e
oanus III Naptess each "ta aa ansolotc ehicl anu
treasurer, to WhOEn all money WAS patd,
to be shared in common. Tho brethren
werc sworn on the cruclax 10 secrecy
and obetliynce, anu had tu furnish cYl.
dencc TINT THY wcro not splc. Or thieves,
nor the husbands nor brothers Of harlots. After
n ycar's satisfactory probation rs pieeioaio
d'onore, under tie training Of veteran Ca1nor-
flsa ; t!,o ;, Saudilats nfeane 81; ieeto q a,,. y
soma cunspcuous proof of daring anu obedience.
They recognized each other by their scntfs atMl
the two knIvcs and club each carried; settled
serious quarrcls by the duello: had M ar,ot aud
punished treasou by death. Every sort of fraud
aud yiulcnce was rceortri to 10 ubtnir money,
tlter special "lavt being mock auarrels to
gather q urowil, wllirh was then rubbed. In 1878
Ferdinand tried to hire them aga,slst the lssvo-
lut,ot,ssts, hut fuuna their prtro too ilagi,. In
1850 Francis II. tried to yet them to asslst tho
police, but this only made them more |ors,itda-
bic. III 1S6a I.amarmorn expelled 1U0 III one
day. Some ioincd the t}aribafuIans, and many
becuina smugglers aud burglara.
Nowadays tflo Eat,lorra lias lost this elaborate
organization, but 1t s not confined to the lower
cIu<sca- There be Cammorristcs In Kids, nrt1
their hands arc not tue least btuu,ly. It has
pcrmcateu every class and pAst Of Ncapulitau
society, antl deals In all afalrs-the bollrsc, tho
eurts, family councils escettons-tor compel tho
success Ut its members or those who have
fought It's support, or to force tribute from
lhosa not uf III membership. It IL powerful,
and tear and mystery have nIngnl.lcd Ia power,
for no cue ks,uws who loes-ur who may not
helong to 1t. Tho Government Is trying to
break II up; but the law Is powcr1css since 1t Ii
unsupported by tile mass Ut cltizens, or through
fear Ur through completely. TO ruut ont tic
cancer It will bc necessary tureorganlze Scapol-
flf intn tht manifestations of thts socIcty hayo
bccomu exceptionally bold. tilt tl,e enl l,ns bccn
M,rrcl member Of the Catllorra l,all for some
mint In b.rr acting M secret aren't ~ tho rt,-
, 1877-09-17

form. of thought tn which Ccnlts e3nics u, Ma
greatest !I'slrs. Poetry Is often cnlts' AMI nl-
most Urine survey nf man, aiisi II IL contains
more 'rauty than history tan !lisplay IN ihc
worl'l ~ fact then thu y!setfs turns into tlls
hymn VI better future. 1t "a mt by the actnAl
snsae,h,lnss ~ man VIC must ~ ,sn. ~. * ~
soESre;t thoughts q the moSeelltcI, we mnsii
river. Of life. and separate the goll and tlla-
nS1 III wo 'D sai 0 .se ~'s'' in eae a.hS' carly %
ctflaah prl,c'plcs KlittcftnR win ttEns!G t.,.t,S
worth: 1t Is vain 10 look for M afe wa'rli
as aofoMsh'S tfieti my gnns msa, .r,t "
5 a1 exnornsst ~, S19 ea's s 10 81 & sIgg nst tx
l"r - certain SPARKLE OIL yelo~ on wh!tc 'Sn'
as tilo'sgs, IN tic c''t',nton eatil Enhl nllu pte
t'ois sto1tcs were lying tn hidden power ali.!
H ms a.. u te ss'i oe ssek 1'ea a maas
those i'tets *erc w'sh''t1t ahr fesn1recs ot ns,u
or casl'. but get from ai1'!l this Historical hay;,
cTtf afli 1it!r!uvAic1ito . IhGne! "" 1Mss." 1is.
sahl: M |''''"'' "''''''1 ~ '' '
CttnE g thy home; II ttcrc thc hnmblest hhed
ita' thee llearth AMI si'etes tnF ny r. may;
a sons 2or aIacn va s ta trL. , ws a,1 1Io'e"
VI A., tas! s.tnssn hlsotr ,es H. ,us s,. ~ tnsc
1i",e ,,c e .'1 ssr III III Will hrsjde
rL,sn T.. st. - .fr .f,,,, ,,,,, .,n r,,n,rv law
tns ~ .1s talo tr%~ om .,,tr ~ ~ - t1,,m"n
iE ,r te ~ ~ IT, i Ir.t,n arn a,l
~ that t.aorc rlart1!he i!o'Ao u sp''t
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rr.,s ~ h. ".!,st .t,ss,,oi In.. u,,icr hi I'm
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M T., NV prv,s' ns1 IN, s'en w,Etn~ n MI
t"fa,, @ M i",n ,,,yrf" r, n Iif Tin nruinlc is
a" scst, rs ~ Inv % If t.rcty ranking ulong With
H.. VT ~ 1,ys ~ 1i,rr,S. nr fnIti or CLARITY,
ie a aast 'aw' my W., =! s,tr y, u,s;m. a a,t tl,"se
home. ' alnnr In -" Tho itnInc. or IN the SWISS
hllls. nr nil. nj ovcr New England, stani nut
.1 .,,,,v ~ t,' IT," ,hn u,,n" nf mmra,tv nr chris.
i,ni,, I'M !" ,,a ,a,,,c III iuins.rT anil r,,,l,,-
,nv oioecs nf,cn ~ .tond fnr wr;,r,.,. atl arc
i,tit hv ia s,,ots,n ~ var ,r liz tnxatjon Or
,s,,n,,nI! y! N,t Sim,,,, al III inns IT lie wIe
,v"rmi .t,rng o 'o mm i'm, lie n,IIlvs,pty wel,
Wn,,,p ~, In ~ H., i,,snr,s a II" ,artI, 6m,,
waIier,, n"" ~ ~ ,s, hr'I hy ,nankimi' l.as
80, a,' ~. fs."f ha',ny,",,i,ler Sumn .,i Ills
,",,ut ~ rei,I,u,. rt". "I sr,i,cs hayr tltsccncl
it,, H., .""nor ,,vcrtv tfs mt,ru religious thsy
| nn",,nn nv :" tEh" 1su1on ,irvut,r. 1rcma IL uts-
t,se.oi,; sse.; ~ ,i,,,s ~ "nvtt.inr cycnt DcIIy,
H.. n.t ~ a .." III IL ,,,"?.mr,2 t1.rir NIFTY Eiv
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-07

PETERS S4CRED SELECTIONS,
Parts J, price Is cents, contains.
All Thy Works Praise Thee, Q Lord! Evil
Anthem for Harvest Festivals, b. Thornc.
HOsanna to the Son of David! Full An
them for Advent, by Macfarren.
Any Of the above sent, postpaid. on re-
fceipt of25 cents. Address,
j. L. PETERS, s4s Broadway, n. T.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-07

L'AURORE The Morning LigAt).-
This is the name of Il French Protestant
weekly newspaper founded in 1866, and
published in Montreal, Canade, at $3.50.
UNITED States, 49, per annum. 1t con-
tains articles on the important questions
Of the day /; 4 special correspondence from
France on European political and religg-
ious matters, as well as general family
reading and news, etc.
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BEATTY 4 =:=z9:
Grand auare and UPRIGHT.

Grand qtlare ard Upright.
From Jas. f. Regan, firm Regain Il Car
ter, publishers Daily and Weekly
Tribune, jefferson City. Mo-.
after receiving Il 500
instrument, says:
"Piano reached us in good condition. l
am well pleased with it. II is all You re-
present it to be"
From +. r. Raldri3so, Bennington Fur
mace, Pa, after receiving
$500 piano.
"Tlc Beatty" received lth inst, all O.
K, and comes fully mp to your representa-
ton, and exceeds o,,t expectations. While
/ don't profess to be Il Judge in the mat
ter. Mrs. Il. does, and proiounccs it of .cry
sweet tone; and is very much pleased with
it,
Best inducements ever offered. Money
refunded upon return OF Piano and freight
charges paid by me Daniel +. Btatty)
both ways if unsatisfactory, after i, test
trial OF five days. Send for catalogue.
Address,
DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, US. 4.
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PETERS. MAGAZINES
r PETERS, ~
H4UsICAL mAGAZINEVa
PETERS HOUSEHOLD MELODIES,
No. 23, price Is Cts, contains:

When the Harvest Time is over. By banks
Bonnie Jean O'Dair- Song by Hays
All! this Heart.-.-W Waltz Song by Glover
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AND ORGANS
800!
Grand Square and Upright.


From the Hon. G. r. Gather, publisher
Southern Egis," Ashyille, Ala.
1--WE have received from the manufact,l-
rer, Daniel +. Beatty, II Of his square
pianos. It is a thing of beauty, but not
more exquisite to the eye is the finish of
it's workmanship, than charming to the ear
is the sweetness of its melody. The piano
combines the highest excellence, to which
all first class manufacturers Of musical in
struments aim. To all who wish to i'll
vest in a first-class piano we have no hes
itency in advising them to send the money
directly to Mr.. Beatty. We speak from
actuel experiment, and it is with pleasure
we gave this evidence of the reliability Of
Mr.. Beatty and his instrumental.
Best offer ever given. Money refunded
upon return of Piano and freight charges
paid by me, Daniel F. Beatty, both ways
if unsatisfactory, after test trial Of five
days. Pianos warranted for six years.
Agents wanted. Send for catalogue. Ad-
dress,
DANIEL i. BEATTY.
Wa5hixgt0n, Nfw Jersey, U. S. Il.
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The undersigned has the honor to inform
his friends and the public generally that
he has recently made arrangements for a
large extension Of the business, ane hopes
to receive corresponding patronage.
Bnnty and AREAS of pay due by the
United States Government to soldiers OF
late war collected in the shortest possible
time: also, the money due to Widows,
either for Pension or Bounty, etc, and to
the Father, Mother, Child, Brother or Sis
ters Of deceased soldiers. Soldiers not
having received the One Hundred Dollars
Additional Bounty can obtain the same by
applying or addressing me-, without delay.
Persons holding Land Warrants of the
Black Hawk War, Revolutionary War,
War of 1912. Florida War or Mexican War:
will be paid their full cash value, on ap-
plication to me by letter or in person.
Will also buy College Scrip.
and entered. All honorably discharged
soldiers are entitled to one hundred and
sixty acres of land, in any State where
there is Government land: and also per-
sons over t~wenty-years of age, intending
to be actual settlers, can obtain the same
at a small expense.
Those having claims for property taken
or destroyed by the United States forces
during the war, can recover the value by
consulting the undersigned.
Especial attention is given to the rem
ting Of property and collection Of bills and
rents. Sales of Household Furniture,
Real Estate, Whether consisting OF
Houses, Lands or Plantations, Movable
and Immovable property OF every des-
cription, will be made at the owners resi-
dence or at the 4uction Mart. TAXEs
PAID.
N. B. Line agents aud and Actire Can
rassers wanted throughout the South, to
whom a liberal compensation will be paid,
and commissions will be forwarded to
those furnishing satisfactory references.
G, Il. GRIFFIN.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Especial to the Democrat. ]


CINCINNATI, Aug. 25-Flour quiet. Wheat dull
and lower; white 81 15011 %. Corn and oats
unchanged. Whisky good demand; 81 10. Pork
fair demand; S12 so. Lard trmer, steam
held 81 Bulk meats stronger 81 S5G4 8674.
Bacon slow and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Wheat easier at 9Sl4 for
September. Corn steady 421a for September !;
42h for August; 427a for October. Meats
Loose; sales of short rib at $50 for Septem-
ber Pork firm at $12 271aa for October; S12 20
for September; $11 49, seller all the year.
Lard quiet at 500 for September; S.271a for
October.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat better; No. 3 red 81 ITO
l 171a cash; 81 O94 September; 81 091a@1
| os4 October Corn quiet; 39@99A cash;
397s0140 September; 41140141as October. Oats
dull; 25 bid cash sales; 26@261S October.
Whisky steady; 81 %. Pork firmer; $12 60
August. Bulk meats-nothing doing. Bacon
unchanged. Lard dull; summer s0S1s.
New YORK, Aug. 25.-Cotton quiet; Up
lands 10 1916 Orleans II 1-16; sales 405 bales.
Futures steadier; August 10.990110.26, Sep
tember 1O.s1011O.S3, October 1065@10.6S, No
vember 1O.53M1055, December 1o.55@1o.58,
January 10.67@10.70.
Flour steady. Wheat 1@3c better. Corn
Lgs4c better. Pork steady; S13. Lard firm !;
steam 1927 Spirits of turpentine firm; &c.
Rosin quiet; 81 SO01 80 for strained. Freights
firm,
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A Bridge Destroyed.

TSpbCIHI DBIHUCTUIJ
OMAHA, Aug. 25.-During the prevalence of
a terrific rain and wind storm, about o'clock
this morning, some 500 feet of the eastern end
of the Union Pacific iron bridge was precipi-
tated into the river, the piers being left stand
ing. 1t is expected communication with the
East will be re-established this evening
There are various surmses as to the imme-
diate cause of the accident to the Union Pa
ciic bridge but the general opinion seems to
be that 1t was cyclone which struck it.
John Parson, night watchman, who was in
the guard-house at the east end made mar
row escape from death.
The loss is estimated at $35O,0oO. 1t will
probably take from two or three months to
rebuild the structure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-26
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following is the Temperature at the
various points named, as reported by the
Signal Service kilograms furnished by Ser
geant Brown, of the Signal Bureau, and indi-
eating the. state of the temperature at the
points named, at p. m. yesterday:
Cairo 81 degrees, Cincinnati 70, Galveston
81, keokuk Is, Lacrosse 80, Leavenworth II,
Louisville 80, Memphis "a, Nashville SO,
Omaha rs, Pittsburg 81. Shreveport 80, St.
Louis so, st. Paul 81, Vicksburg 80, Yankton
I'd. T.) s., Augusta (Ga.) SS, Corsicana Tex. }
&c. Mobile 81, Montgomery ss, Savannah IS,
New Orleans "a, and Key West 80.
The following were the variations of tenn
perature, according to the thermometer
FahrenheiD at Duhamel's store, ON Canal
street, yesterday:
Ga. m, II; u noon, 80; 8 p. M, 81; p.
M, S5.
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HOward's Campaign.
Tsneoial to the Demoorat.l

Especial to the Democrat
SALT LAKE Aug. 25.-Capt. Bainbridge
commanding at Fort Hall, who left the fort
with an escort of ten soldiers and fifty Ban
mock Indians, states that he reached Gen.
Howard at 1 o'clock a. m, on the 22d instant
Howard was directly on the hostiles' trail and
one days march in their rear. The Indians are
badly demoralized and number about two
hundred fighting men. Howard and COM
mand are having severe campaign, but all
are in good spirits, hoping to finish the hos
tiles in short time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-26
CAPITAL NEWS.
The Drawback ON Imported Sugar.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Secretary Sherman
is expected here to-day.
1t is stated he will Immediately decide what
drawback shall be allowed on imported sugar.
It is agreed by all members Of the several
commissions that the drawbacks heretofore
allowed are excessive, and in many instances
double the duty paid on the sugars
It is maintained at the Treasury Depart
ment that the drawbacks now allowed are SO
much money clear to the refiners of sugars.
Refiners claim that il the Secretary of the
Treasury reduces the amount Of drawbacks,
many refiners will be compelled to close their
doors, and that refining cannot be carried on
except at great loss.
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the Meeting Of Ra,lroad ,aer h, ser.,..e

Especial to the Democrat
SCRANTON, Aug 25.--It is understood that
the object of the meeting of railroad firemen
and brakemen held yesterday was to raise
funds to meet the many expenses incurred
by the late strike. Several fremen and brake
men are in jail and require bail; their fami-
lies need assistance, and a large number OF
men who lost their situations by striking
have asked for relief. 1t is believed that
there is much dissatisfaction in the organ
iZation
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The Saratoga Races.
Especial to the Democrat ]


SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-The first race to-day
for the consolation stakes, purse $500, one
mile, was won by Courier in :44A.
The second race, free handicap for three
year olds, purse $500, one mile and a half, was
won by Lady Salyears in :39h.
The third race purse $3.50, one mile and
quarter, was won by Bombast in 2:10h.
The closing race of the day and Of the regu-
lar meeting was free handicap, steeple
chase, purse $3.50. 1t was won by Trouble in
:531a.
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Morton Failing.
[apecial to the Democrat.l

Especial to the UamOnratJ
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. Ex-senator Nor
toms condition this morning is extremely
critical, having passed rather an uncomfort-
able night
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 25, 9 p. m.-The
physicians and family friends are again san
guine of Senator Mortons recovery, in which
opinion the Senator himself now joins.
INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 25.--Dr. Bliss reports
at o'clock this morning that Senator Morton
passed rather uncomfortable night, and his
condition at this hour is much worse than it
was at o'clock last night when he author
lied the statement that the Senator was out
of danger.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 25, 10 80 a. m.-Sen-
ator Morton is gradually growing worse.
II D. m.-The pains are extending upwards.
He is in critical condition
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The Russian Left wing Turned.
Especial to the Deu ocrat.l

tSpeclai 10 the DSH OcrHt.I
LONDON Aug. 25.--A dispatch from Shumla
states that the Turks last night, at Papaskir,
after severe engagement turned the Rus
sian left wing. The Russians were repulsed
along the whole line and suffered heavy loss
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VOL. II---NO. 23S.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
THE RECONCILIATION OF SILVER.
A Large Majority of senators and Repre-
sentatives i'm Favor Of the Dollar Of
our Fathers.

III Especial to the Democrat.l
CHICAGO, Aug 25.-The inter Ocean has re-
ceived 1877 replies to Its circular letter, ad-
dressed to various members of Congress, ask
ing them to indicate their position on the sub
iect OF remonetizing silver. One hundred and
thirty-one favor repeating the law OF 1873 and
restoring the dollar Of our fathers to its old
place in the coinage; fifteen favor remonetiza-
tion with conditions attached; eighteen op-
pose reconciliation; thirty-one are unde-
cided, and two decline to answer. These an
wers represent every State, and include thir-
ty-one Senators and 166 Representatives. Of
the latter 113 advocate the reconciliation
measure and thirteen oppose it.
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Seryia's Intentions.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-A telegram to the Daily
Ne,rs, dated Vienna, Friday night, says: The
Servian plan of action has been settled, at
least on paper. Gen. Horvatovlch is to take
sion is made for the mobilization Of sixty
eight battaliOns.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Gold 1o4. .. s. 6's
Of 1881, 11OA A0111OI; do. coupons 11114M111h;
new AS 1065s@1O7; coupons 107$401O7H
5-2O's of 1885, new issue, 1857 s@10534 do. 1867,
1857 do. 1868, coupons, 110h; 10-40s, 1887
10sss4 coupons, 1111s; currency 6's, 1234A new
SIS, 1887.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-Consols for money
95 3-16; U. s. 5-20's Of 1865, 1885, do. 1867,
1O71l; 1O-4Os, 1O8; new SIS, 1919; Erie, 1919.
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The wOrkingmen i'm Memphis.

Especial to the Democrats
MEMPHIS Aug. pa meeting of working
men was held tonight, with a view of putting
forward workingmen's ticket at the next
municipal election.