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Evening star., 1877-08-17
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THE MEXICAN MUDDLE.
THE OHIO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
THE INDIAN WAR.
Dispatch from General Gibbou.
THE INVASION OF TURKEY.
The Russian Army Demoralized
THE MEXICAN MUDDLE.
THE INDIAN WAR.
Dispatch from General Gibbou.
THE INVASION OF TURKEY.
The Russian Army Demoralized
THE PREsIDENt's MOVEMENTS
01vufians tn Nar.nans

RUTLAND, August E.-President HAYES
and party arrived In Rutland about 9 O'Clock
last evening on special train, occupying
lhe Central Vermont directors car Bellevue.
They left Bennington at e O'Clock. and tta
journey up was succession OF ovatiOns. the
people gathering at every station and cheer
ing The parry. AS soon as the train arrive
President Hayes was escorted TO a carriage
by eN-Gov. John b. Page, the remainder OF
the party following. ana was driven rapidly
To Gov. Pages mansion on Main street.
Here they were received by Mrs. Page and
her frieids. A large number of young ladies
were rar ged on both sides OF the hall, strew-
ing the floor with flowers as the party en-
teIed. After lunch had been served the doors
Of the house were thrown open, and about
l.OOp people availed themselues of the op-
pOr,unity OF meeting the President. TIE re
cepl1On lasted All hour and a half The house
Was beautifully decorated with flowers. At
The close OF the reception the party sat down
10 an elt CANT supper, immed ately after
which they were escorted to the depot, where
special train was awaiting them 10 convey
them 10 BrattleboTo' via Bellows Falls Sec
refaries Evarts, nevens and Key left the
train AT Bellows Falls aud 90 10 Windsor 10
spend the Sabbath with Secretary ESarts,
when they are 10 be Joined on SATURDAY.
night by the President aud the remainder OF
the Presidential party on their return from
Brattleboro'. The reception was attended by
one or TWO thousand people.
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THE HOSTILE NEE PERCES.
A DIsDatch from Gen lstbbvus

CHICAGO. August 1.-THE following was
received this morning at military headquar-
ters:
DEER LODGE, MONTANA. August 15.-Tb
GoI. Terry, Commanding Department, 81. Pau:
Have just arrived; wounded getting along
well; thanks 10 prompt assistance sent by the
citizens OF Helena, Deer Lodge and Butte;
they will reach here in three days; Gen. How
ard left the battle field, in pursuit, day be-
lore yesterday. only so of his infantry were
up, and i sent with him 3 officers and so
men; / met Howards company, OF second
cavalry, on the Big Hole, and he is PROBABLY
with Howard by This time; Cushing's two
compan'e 'es OF artillery passed here this morn
ing ii wagons, and have ordered them 10
put b down the stage road at forty miles a day, /,
II their stock will stand il, have also tele-
graPhed the commanding officer, at Fort
Hall, to start some of the Bannocks up to-
wards Lemhi and the mountain passes, TO
get information as To which way the NeZ
Perces re leading. They cannot travel rap
idly with their wounded, and next time they
are struck they will be ruined; many thanks
for your cordial recognition OF our services
in your dispatch OF the 18th received yester
day.
lSigned GIBBoN, Commanding.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Judge West Denaes HIS Position o.
tho Labor Question.

CIScINNArI, August Il. Judge West. the
republican candidate for governor delivercd
The opening speech OF the campaign last
night AT h = home in Bellefoutsine. He de-
voted the first psu OF his speech 10 the recent
lab troubles. Some method was necessary
10 secure harmonious GO operation between
capital and labor: someth fng was necessary
10 unite The efforts OF all In common protec-
ton and advancC ment and 20 repress the
Sntsgonism that seemed a. present 10 exist
The whole embarrassment, ssid he, arises
out OF the question OF compensation. Capital
Trescrioes a nXHd rate. changing ~ at
pleasure; labor feels that tt Is insuf1cient
sense OF injury and injustice IL bcgotien;
whether II be real or Imaginary, the result IL
The same. Dissatisfaction rip>ns tuto open
dlsoonient until the slumeering volcano
bursts forth. Can this be averted With
out arms and Jhe shedding OF blood
lie was persuaded Il could by a1opt-
iog ard sPpiSlug In our groat indus
trial enterprises graduated scale or com
lensation, coDdt'tOucd on the Let earnings.
would This vest labor with any proprietary
lnlerest or properly right on the capital en-
1an fixed compsnSa; ION could vest n with
such ris hi. Should it he brought about by
con puisory legi-lsuon: No. For either
capital or labor 10 invoke thts could be TO
y ace its head In the lions Jaws even ~ the
government had authority 10 assume Juris-
diciion ot the subject. which IL had not.
re- dom 10 contract was tae d ighest liberty
OF the citizen subordinate. this liberty To leg
lslaiive control and he al once becomes the
slsNeo OF unscrupalous power and political
pllshedf Ietthe capitalist prescribe a ress-
olsole minimum rate OF cOmpens att INTO be
ialo AZ al events and ia addition thereto
assume to distribute among MS labOrers a.
ne emo OF The stated period an agreei or spe-
elntd pef centaee of his net earnings for the
anne llme. IL his business prosper the la
horer from whose toll u Sprung would share
nls prosperity, ~ not. he would acquiesce
Wild contentinent in recel wing all thai A WAS
IN The power of colfeierRte emplover TO
give. Graduated compensation similar to
TINS hss been adopted ip Europe, Ia this
country and IN our own state. and the speak
er lnformaii on was that in 40 singfe In
stance had loclS-outS OF strikes oscurreh In
any Industrial eStsbliSsmiuts wnere they
were adopted. His judgment therefore was
that their apyl cation iu he management OF
our railway ard other great Industrial In-
veSimeutS would be atie'idoI with lBke satis-
factory results. lie held thsf the wiseSt
financial policy was shBt which would effect
a reinrn io specie equlvslcuts. with the least
possible Imitation or one hand or contraction
on The other, which would steadily bu surely
improve ihe quail ~ n! the currency without
serious disturbance ~ is existing volume or
Violent change Of comm rcial values. This
was 10 be ihe policy az The republican party
and The spirit 81 its Cleveland platfor N as he
understood ID.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
a Great Bank AWIaHie

READING, PA, August H.-Tae trial OF
Jacob HuntZinger aud j. Albert Huntz niger,
president and cashier of the detclct Miners
Trust Banking Company, of Pottsville, for
conspiracy 10 defraud depositors, was COM
mcnced in the aarter Sessions OF Berks CO.,
yesterday, under a change OF venue. One
and one million and a quarter Of deposits
vanished. Shortly before, IL il ALLEGED, q
division OF 100000 among the Huntzinger
family was made. When assignees were APP
pointed and the Affairs of the bank were in
yest!gated singular item OF assets appeared.
IL was $50 600 in notes OF men some of whom
were dead and others bankrupt, while some
bore date OF 1857. The whole batch were not
worth the paper they were written on. The
HuDtzingers held the largest part of the
stocks, the last dividend for Jacob being
$4,000. and for his wife SIS, coo. After the
bank had stopped, Jacob Huntzinger's life
was I'm such jeopardy that he was compelled
TO fee from Pottsville. 1t is believed that
the creditors will not realize 10 per cent.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.
Gen TreyinO.s Renly Tn (seu Ord

Trevino replies 10 General ord that he does
not believe the outlaws who attach ked the Jail
at Rio Grande city are Mexican citizens, but
are outlaws. He says that while he is dis
posed 10 render us what as Sistance he can In
keeping order on our side OF the Rio Gralde
his facilities for doing SO are limited. He
cannot prevent Outrages being committed in
foreign countries, as he has as much a. he
can attend TO on his own side. General Ben
evides, on the other hand, has offered a re-
ward Of $500 for the arrest OF the outlaws.
Mr.. Louis Cards writes from FL Pdso that
eleven of his mules have been stolen aud a
stage driver, Hank Dill, has been killed by
Indians al Muerto Stallion,
Evening star., 1877-08-17

How ONE CONDUCTOR STOLE FARES
lneodore MCPHERSON, who IL charged with
Initiating certain conductors Of the second
Avenue railroad into the mysteries OF the
bell punch, was called up for examination
yesterday afternoon IN the 9th street police
court. After the folio wing af1davit OF DOM
lnlck Mc6owan, one OF the accused ccnduc-
TOYS, Was read, Mcpherson was held for trial
uLder - Coo bail I first saw Mcpherson
between the 10th and i4Lh days OF July, at my
house, ia east 18th street. ON the SUNDAY
previous Barton who has fed from the cifyl
got on my car and asked n my name was
McGowan. i said IL was, and asked him
bow hc knew my name. He said a friend
told him, but he bad promised not TO tell He
role " "a me 10 Peck slip, and asked me IL L
would like q 'rackei' on my punch. When we
got 10 Peck slip he as Ked me how much time
had. L told him five or six minutes He
said that was not enough, and made an APP
pointment To meet me At my house. He and
McPherton met me there, and Mcpherson
opened the punch and showed me how 20 use
IL. III will cost you sl a day TO use it,' said
Barton: accepted the terms, and cheated
the railroad company out of q number of
fares. paid Barton $40, but I do not remem.
Der having given Mcpherson anything.IM
y. Sun. lCfh.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

BALTIMORE, August H.-yusinIs siKss, old, %;
do deierrea 5. DO oDasslida afed, co. do. second
seri.s, -. North CsrOlina skies OLD, ~ bid day
sugar quiet sn9 steady, lOAsa4UA
bALrixokE. August .-Cottos quiet sud steady-
mirdlft g, li's tyGr dull s0d Ower-Ho srd street
and western SUPER 3eDai 5 DO eN'rs, ooAS7 rs, do.
family, sisss IS; City Mills super. sO,al So, do.
.xus, btea6S; 90. IiD hosnd., Is; Pstsp-co
family, $50. Wheat, southern duti snd 2sS lower,
seseIn weak snd lower ssd active at decline
southern red, fI tZ, sal IS: do. smb r, yal42
fsHusylyania red, ! 55al.s0 No western winter
Tsd, spot lSsss al-SI, August, lS5al.5j4. do. SEP
'embef, l.2sa., steamer, LIS Ooru, southern Qu6i
and steady, wes:ern dul and lowers Juharn hife,
tSs6a: Go. yell w. 59aSl; western msrei, spot aud
August, a5ea67sz; Septsnber, S%; October, 5sa.
Osts dull sud stsady-sDuthern, 3laS3; western
white, new, S2.32x; DO miI.d, 81. Rye steady
and hrm. e5s6s. Has dui-M. ylsad a81 PennsyI.
Nsnla prime, AZ Goals 20. Provisions unchanged.
Butter choice active aud firm, other kind. dull and
heayy-ehoice western, 1870. Petrsleum nrmer-
crude, s4s7a; refined, ls. Coffee unchanged
Whisky hrm. Ia. Beceipts-Flour. z,sp; WHEAT,
t31oe; corr SO; oats, 90; rye go shipne euts
Wheat, 4Q6O; corn. ~ 500.
nEw YoBk, August E.--stoeks bu Dyant ana en-
cited Money, N. 9old, lc5s Exchanes Iong 81:
NEw YORK, Aasnst H.-Flour qniet aud without
decided change Wheat spot duh and heavy, fdturss
LONDON, August IL, n.S .. m.-COnsOls. IS x
Tor both money and the account u. y. four and a.
ALI per cent bo0ds, l0s lss7 9, lg5S asie, s1s
New York Central, s3h. Illinois Centrx, So
Evening star., 1877-08-17
JOHN A. JOYCE, of Missouri. who figured

JOHN A. JOYCE, of Missouri, who figured
conspicuously in the whisky prosecutions
and has just emerged from the Jefferson City
prison after term of II months. was in Chi
cagO yesterday. In the course of a long con
refsation he said that, while just out of
prison, he was not wholly ont of the custody
pf the law. He had been liberated under a
decision of the court which took the ground
that the cumulative sentences were ILLEGAL.
rhe question OF appeal is tn be heard in No
vember, before Judge Dillon, at Jefferson
City. Mo. Joyce was certain Judge Dillon
would sustain the opinion of Judge krekel
on the illegality OF the cumulative sentence
Joyce say s he is bound for Georgetown. where
he will reside and devote his life to literature.
Regarding his trial and conviction, he said
that had the investigation and prosecution OF
the whisky ring been entirely in the interests
OF truth and law great good weuld have re-
suited therefrOm.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
The Horneiisxfsic strikes.

NEW YORK, August H.-Judge DonoAue
this morning gave judgment in the case of
striker II. j. Danohue- He says the acts COM
planned OF were not denied, and IL WAS noex-
case to allege the prisoner was not aware the
railroad was in the hands OF officers of the
court. A similar plea might be made In a
petty larceny case that the thief did not
know the property belonged TO the person
mentioned in the Indictment After point
ing out the gravity of the offense, the court
says IL should be borne In mtnd that the Of
fenses are such that the prisoner may be In
dicted for them. Therefore, he allows the
prisoner 10 be discharged at the expiration OF
30 days from the arrest, which Will be next
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

A NKw TEMPERANCE ORDKR.-A corre-
spondent OF the Snow Hill lfessea0er, writing
from Chincoteague Island, gives an account
OF a new temperance order that fiourishes In
Gently made an excursion TO Chipcotea9ue
leland, and there the correspondent learned
something about Its ritual. There are two
Geerees IN the order, the first and the second.
The candidate or representa-, We OF the 6rsf is
allowed three drinks each day, provided he
invites no one 70 drink with him. Outsiders
call this the "hog degree" No. 2 is one OF
total abstinence, and is represented by the
white. Judging by the scarcity OF white en-
olems, but few members have taken the Sec
ond degree,
Evening star., 1877-08-17
The Tamise Districts In India.

LoNDoE, August IA dispatch from the
NIceroy Of India, dated August 18th, states
that the general improvement I'm the crop
prospect I'm Mairss, Mysore, Bonn Oay aud
The northwest, was maintained the week
past. Rain is still much needed IN The Pun
Jab, Ragpootona and the western part OF the
northwest provinces. Prices OF grain con-
tinue exceedingly high throughout the fam
Inc districts, but in Madras they are slightly
easier than the week preceding, and still are
lower in every part In that presidency. In
most parts OF Bombay and Mysore the aues-
tion OF grain stocks aud supplies continues TO
cauSa anxfptv
Evening star., 1877-08-17

~Enim Casky, colored, shot and mortal
~ wounded his wife, In church, At st Louis,
last evening.
~ProG John McCrady, who has lust re-
signed his professorshiP In Harvard Uniyer-
silly, Cambridge, has been elected profe ssor
In the university OF the south at 6sVa1noe,
Iepn., and accePeed the Position.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

A Richmond dispatch announces the death
in that city yesterday afternoon, after brief
illness, of Hon. Raleigh Ira vers Daniel, in
attorney general for the state OF Virginia,
and was renominated for the position last
week by the conservative convention. Mr..
Daniel has been for many years prominent
and distinguished in the politics of the state,
and has wOrthily filled many plac Of trust
and honor.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
THE NATIoNAL EDUCATIONAL AssoCIA

THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSoCIA-
TON. which has been in session at l. III g.
VILE, KY, adjourned last night. A com IN It.
tee was appointed to memorable Congress
on behalf Of q national educational bureau
and museum, The next place of meeting Was
not fixed. There was an interesting discus
sion OF the educational wants of the south by
Mr.. Wickersham, of Pennsylvania, and Mr.
Hancock, of Ohio. Many of the members
left louisville for the Mammoth Cave last
night.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

ORhENBkIEk WHITE bULPHU SPR s,
w. VA, August I1.-Gen. Wade Hampton
was serenaded last night by the volunteer
companies in camp here. He responded I'm
a patriotic speech, In the course Of which he
said he was willing to pledge the people OF
The north that If equality In the enforcement
government in the north and south, the peo-
pie OF South Carolina would prove as brave,
honest and loyal In defence Of the govern
ment and constitution of the United states
as any people OF this republic. When be said
constitution he meant all OF the amend ments
and all they implied. He said We did not
need a large standing army, but each state
must rely upon its volunteer soldiery for de-
fepse. They were then the custodians OF our
peace.
The rerorts sent from here Of the strike of
the pegro walters were greatly exaggerated.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
LIRrL AGAINsr THE STEAMER Den.

LIBEL AGAINST THE STEAMER DEN
MARE.-DistrIct Attorney Stewart l.. Wool
ford hlnd "a libel in the u. =. district court at
New York yesterday against the s.eaner
Denmark which sails between London and
New IO.k. The libel declares that between
August u, 1s.4, and June q, 1877, $3.50,
worth of silk was smuggled into New York
by the captain Of that steamer. the cOmpi
ny will have to give bonds before the vessel
viii be allowed 10 proceed TO sea.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

INDICTMENTS FOR FRAUD QUAsHED.-
VIM. &. King. an emplOye of the New York
city fiuance department, and supposed to bn
Intimately mixed up in ring transactions
had fourteen Indictments against him by the
general sessions grand jury for defraudiu ug
the city. Orders of H,Ue prOseq,ti in each We're
entered yesterday by order of Ju ige Suther-
land, on motion OF the district attorney. al
the request of Attorney General Fairchild
King is in Brazil, where he fed at the time
the frauds were discovered.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

AN EXHAUSTED FUND.-The attorney
general OF Georgia has decided that the
treasurer was not authorized to pay the con-
stitutiOnal convention any amount above
the &25 900 appropriated by the legislature for
the purpose Of advancing the expenses in
CURED: This amount was expended several
Evening star., 1877-08-17

IN THE REGATTA at Detroit, Mich, yester-
day, the race for JUNIOR single sculls, mile
and return, was won by Lardway, of Troy.
in Is minutes 48 seconds. The four otrei
race, mile and half, was won by the Ene-
raids, or Sagsrand, in 9 minutes 10 seconds.
The single sculls, mile and q half, was won
by Lee, Of Newark, in minute II seconds.
In the four shells, mile and q half and
the Monroe crew In Is minutes 81 seconds.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
THE WAR AGAINST TURKEY.
Mutineers fn the Russi an Army.

NEW YORK, August H.-Tne Gold aud
stock Telegraph Company publishes tie fol-
lowing:
"LoNDoN.-A dispatah from Bucharest
says the fever epidemic in the IL Iss an army
in Bulgaria is increasing. TIE troops are
also ia want OF food, and they refuse pay un
less they can receive il in coin OF their own
country. They threaten To surrender 10 the
Turks unless they are paid in the coin de
msEded. The present state OF affairs Ia the
Is very alarming"
Evening star., 1877-08-17

AN INSURANCE TRANSFER The proceed
ings before the vice chancellor against the
CitiZens' Fire Insurance company of New
ark, n. j., were dismissed Wednesday, the
company having reinsured its risks in the
Peoples Insurance company OF Baltimore,
and having secured the payment OF unpaid
losses by depositing In trust sufficient
amount of securities.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

THE WORKINeMEN's PARTY IN BALrI.
MoRE.-The organization of the Working
mems party las prog ressed rapidly, aud by
meets, all the Wards will have bsen orsan-
iZ.d, and, as instructed by the RachabIie
hall meeting, will have elected d We deIeg ates
from each TO represent them in q convention,
While the name of "workingmen's party" is
given TO this organization, its members are
by no means all laboring men In the strict
sense Of the word--lG Gazeffe, l7th.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

THE COLORADO BUG.-The London TINS
Berlin correspondent reports that the Colo
radO beetle. despite energetic attempts to
stamp Ii out, has spreaf over twenty fve
acres at Langenretchenbach, near Toryan
The principal destroying agent applied at
present Is benZaiine.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
GENERAL URoPEAN NEWS.
Death Of "a Di.siugu.-t,ess Freue nm nj

PARIS, August IL Louis Prosper Ernest
DuiNeren 10 Hauenorie, eN deputy for SAN
ccrre, and the author of some works on the
United States, whose dea Ia was reported last
night, died on "Wednesday OF sunstrOke at
Desnyille, ia the 3ith year OF his age. lie Was
ore OF tie leading moderate republicans and
a son OF the historian OF parliamentary
Evening star., 1877-08-17
AN IMPORTANT MoyEuxxr-

AN IMPORTANT MovEMkNr-Informs
ton re aches us Of an important movement
on The part OF certain leading Hebrews OF the
joint stock company for the purchase OF the
Beoford Springs property, which would be
owned and managed by Hebrews, and made
national resort for people OF that race. II Is
erable favor among those Interested. aud
that al the same time that the springs are for
sale, nucleus for the purchase money he
q quarter of q million Of dollau.lCsnsoW
land llfd.l Neus.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
SMASHFD UNDER

SMASHED UNDER AN IRON SAFE-A
platform in front of Stoidard's range, in
Bay street, Savannah, Ga, gave way yes
terday under the weight OF an iron sa fe
which was being moved. Dennis Willis. col
ored, was instantly killed, John w. Reilly
had both legs brOken John Daley and Rich
ard Brode aud five colOred men were in
iured
Evening star., 1877-08-17

CHARGED WITH LIBKLrye BROTHER.
On the arrival OF the stcamer Ethiopia from
Glasgow at New York on Wednesday, de-
tective went on board and arrested one Of ne
passengers, David Macdonald, merchant, of
g. and C Lifpenard street, TO answer charge
complainant. The libel consisted Of certain
imputatiops upon complainant's credit - q
merchant, a. well - his social stAnding.
mails in April last He was committad ~
tho Tombs IN decAulr Of ball.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDEEr-The ex-
press Train on the Southwest Branch OF the
Pennsylvania railroad collided with the pay
car train about one m lie south OF UniOntown, !,
Pa, at O'Clock last evening. Ed ward Rid
ley, engineer Of the express train, was in
stantly killed, and George Major, fireman
fatally injured. Several passengers were
slfRhflv injured
Evening star., 1877-08-17

POLITICAL NorKs.-The democrats have
about 81 majority on joint ballot ia the
legfslature elected last week In Keutucky.
nve tickets In the field this autumn-renub-
licsn. Democratic. prohibition, grsenback
Evening star., 1877-08-17

RETURNS OF THE LATE ELECTION for a
capitol site In West Virginia have been re-
ceived, and show the following result
Charleston, 39,95s; Clarksbury, 3O,49s; Mar
tinsburg, 136-majority for Charleston 524
1t Is believed the official returns will not ma
Il trialIy change this.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

A HEAVY THUNDER STORM prevailed at
Guelph, Ontario, yesterday morning. Rain
streets were flooded. The occupants ofhouses
In the lower portion OF the town were driven
to the second stories. Merchants report con-
siderable damage TO goods by flooding eel
lars
Evening star., 1877-08-17

beriand teie9ySms renoSf ~ t,s n,~n vent
70 WORK yestefday In the Atlantic 4 0eorGe's
Greek mines. These viii make shout half
the region now working g the prices de-
manded by ne mtuor0.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

GIN. WM. A. PILE. of 81. Louis is in tn :
city. He was formerly minister to Vene
zuela, aud it is under. toCd will again ac
cent that mission
Evening star., 1877-08-17

ARCHBISHOP PBAYLEY.-The Philadelphia
Times states that Archbishop Ba yley, OF b tl-
timore. sailed from Liverpool for New York
on the llth August on the steamship Russia:
Albany, and The Rev. Father McConomy, of
PliladelChia.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
General GOurkos' Loss.

st. PETERSBURG, August H.-An OH ia
telegram read from the Grand Duke NIcho
Staudene probably the same as Stldea l.
miles south OF Slstova.l Toe telegram states
thatGeneral Gourkos' entire loss IRON July
18th 10 August list, was 10 officers and ISL
men killed q officers and sO6 men wounded =.
and 81 missing. The Bulgarian legion also
lost ~ Officers and COO men.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

THE PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACKERs.-
The state executive committee of the inde-
pendent greenback party met Wednesday at
Williamsport, Pa, and called Q state con.
yentiOu to be held there September 10 Can
didates ere to be put In the nsld for auditor
general, state treasurer and supreme court
judge.
Evening star., 1877-08-17
Prohibition Convention
The NJ arkees .

BosToN. August H.-Tne prohibition lists
VIII hold their state convention al Worcester
On September l2th.
Evening star., 1877-08-17

A SUSPENDED SURvEYoR.-E. ]. Smith,
surveyor general OF Montana. has been sus-
pended. The charges preferred are mlsde-
meanors in office