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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08

um0 SecUu0 OowtuIy " tmO nepUUu6
And Thlrty-sixth Year Of
THE DAVENPORT GAZETTE.
This well-establishcd and popular news
paper, THE OLD RELIABLE of this
section Of the West, invites the attention
of the reading public, as they are about to
make up their subscription lists for this
year, to the claims it presents to public
attention as a
Flrsi-class Newspaper.
The coming year will be period Of
UNUSUAL INTEREST TO NEWSPAPER
READERS. The final canvass of the
Electoral Vote I; the Inauguration of the
next President, and his selections for
Cabinet and other officers; the proceedings
Of the most intensely interesting session
Of Congress held for many years; the war
fste Of na.i)ns, /" will render the year 1877
pre-cminently NEWSPAPER YEAR.
The GAZETTE will be found fully
awake TO the DEMANDS OF THE
TIMES, and will make increased effort to
serve its readers well in each of its sever
al departments.
The first aim OF the Editors and Pro-
prietors Of the GRzETTE is to make that
journal,
4 Really Reliable Newspaper.
To secure this they will spare NO pains
to give their readers
Latest and Nest Trustworthy News
While making specially OF NEWS,
the GAzFTTE will continue to vigorously
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-02-08

FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY
AT CITY BAKERY.
, 1877-07-16

do You find t, Justify thc strrp!!cipn illat they
NAV he Ensnrcrc wi,cn thcr EnJ that they scck
tn rrcyet. such fearful deeds as have j1tt tcrn
euaste'l IN Montreall Can ynu ntscIt that they
encourage or participate IN rIotsi !,n they ~
their sermons md 'lIseonrscs, ahvfsc thefr
parIslnucrs 10 Indulge IN mnr.'er' Did Yon
ever rca,l hook on Catholic ,lNtrfnc. which
taught That vlolcnec AMI b1otrdshed were cnnl-
1nen,lah1ef do y,u not know that the doctrine
ol tho Catholic Churtt, Is pcace anil goodwill
among men. and TIM. It's clergy, continually
preach nnil slry: tn lnculcate that ffocirtnci Do
you consider Catholic prtcsth more tlcecitful
than other n!en1 II 80, on what iaets do you
base such hc!fcff
Nnw, j think have some knowledge Of Cath
oilc DOCTRINE, and from my youth have iisss,,
ell to ds"ourses delivered hy Catholic priests,
hut have t,crcr yet heard nor learned there
from anything that would indicate that tt1eg ne
were lcse dcaIrous Vt having peace on tha I'm
Of July than on any other day; In !act, inc a'l1n
u.ll Substance Of what hcarl Ia this: be chaf'
This Is thc voluntary testimony Of ono who,
having turned hts hack upon Christianity. has
thc Catholic Church. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS HOGAN,
No, 743 Nort. Ashland nTenuc.
, 1877-07-16
PRO POSAA.N.
HAIL MESSENGER AID TRANSFER SERVICE,
CHICAGO, ILL

w,,Eii.uTox, June o, sA77. I
r1"r,..i. Iii H. r.cc,e+A 4. tue Contrsc, oee Of
tss.Gs H., m n a,} IT, ~ q Jay r 81 's7 " h
Of Ghcava -. snt I.tit q. .a,on,. md bttxrcn ttc
fr.n ';ss j. i.77 as a".;lt r. In. .e'''ee fs'''e'
.s cf s"t !" Il 1s H. ss t. f.; 2a :sc p
e. e. ., "n rssT @ s"",s f.! +: H. It
a. q r1s e
III. @ e
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Tks e. foii"~inz sii seaet,ule .hov. the matt mernrer
e &c
q s 5 s r. asr1 iii tqs ID The
aai,ss s's"5a ans .hoa. sd!!oos M
Il, - 4, sst Il: r. R9.
r." r.. + s.t my etsms nses.,sry Is - Sntisx
81 :os ] 80 s:s ss:s
s Fl! a ~. = s.saa. s
RI .nnm ~ II. .ho,c .sF.lce and ri y ~ !tip
tanat Of tir a,rsninushre of ,neh porti"n.. of Tie
= i Ri T. br f
l!i. rseuses that tie ~se9rt employed f. ue per:
'T%n, ~, Ts.: T. |. rr @ ns s, y fstea
s% e :a Il 20. = i:as i III s sGS' nssF i its i
sssTa 's | sS's aST :. ~.S9
X '.nte ~seos Or '"1 liz 'as .aa t III
3 g s;p q sss w Il h. % K x IT. +
mean. 4 shtsn whsn shMt: kIstc bs dvors !nn. on
sf: etss @ II: t a
lonbs I'll s..+ .n nee wagon.
T. III q IT, ths .,d 'ts r.
e ss tSsias % e tf M rr II Tie
@ S dpo'' rs s tS. hnSx o ,o,nE ase; g
9: 3:nt 4 ~a i
an thrre feei fof douhIt wsKnns i} the ffont e
, 1877-07-16

cuIcAao-1ho now schr Marian ". Page ls In
port ngaln for tho second time. -. Cant. tfundy
sails this morning for Naclue -, .scow Mag1Atcna
got son,o new canvas yesterday Vessel-ow
ara anticipating carly slso In frcighta account
OF the lar demands Of foreign szsnts for eprtala.
.eevcEal yachts went on ttulse TO KeRosha
yesterday, ana others went up tho lako.. Tho
river appears 10 bo tho receptacle for
all tho poisoned dogs In tic city, anil
vesae men and othtrs who have occasion to Fcnlatn
manY fot.inF eareasaus =. rio c1curston steamers
running TO south Chicago mad L!nculn Park did
xoo nn"s.s wssS but 1sw
dredging al tho harbnF at South Chicago ia pro.
gEessing fapidl{. -. Ths star nsn Drake took =
n x I 1ss s ssasd&f & T. n :S se
esp i %s seh 10
T.s ~" s':s c sss as i T's h. Ill
The law...capt. y. H.: Cabot. . wcll;kaoyn
probably engage u tho ocean traae...lt to sai,t
that The prom Scotia went flying down the river
Glo dam.gc :. Continued light ulnls have. do
layod ssi yes4us gn,atly Of late, and somo long
passageaare tho re.ntt.
runntfs on the steamboat docks In that city ara
ssyqs r.
bee .oa Sy Andrew ci,"n o aud viii William afSa narha
70 Capt John Kylc~ for $sho. The keepcr of tho
fog.eEnal ssation. On Thunder BAY. Island 10
The contract for tho filling Of Tho breakwattr cribs
u Torontu has been awarded. Several Cleyelaul
dFclgcs are Ut work on tho Toledo harbor Improve.
from lIadalo eonslets Of aweuty one tona, Con,
signed 10 usecn i'aJ paFt!ea.. achE II. D. lsoot,
Cleveland, repaired And e,nc her way 10 O,wcxo
She hn,i a small! holo In her botton,....ll IL
rHn,ottd 1t bunalo That The tug cfoweI md
ono Of sWQ other largo tuKp will -
70 Chicago, ~ eusIness ID - poor Ut
thnt pert that tu1s hardly make their salt....
lct to Msssrs. sVillsnla l. Uphnm TOR 14Sc per
cubic yard. The sun to bc expended Ia dredging
tho hatoor l. 3d. 000 Accord ding 10 tho Chairman
fevtFo1 Agaln wlen .'lhu times look n,oro ptopt-
t!ons." tug Captain REPORTS an iron buoy car
:, e. Ssi o:Esen IT, nf .Hd ,s 'na re-
main channel, nnd vtssrls. ho says, can scarcely
get dOwn tho nvet Without striking IL,
, 1877-07-16

Tho mistress Of q most dlsorllcsly school in
skowhrgan, 3tc.. lost control Of her scholars
one dny last week, and allowed THO naughty
boys to throw waus OF paper and balls Of rlay'
at tho pretty girls. Que of the girls finally "rc-
portoln d certain boy who was annoytng her
With .pot-s!ots from popgun. Tho t!mtd
schooEmktrcss stcrnly reproYcd her for tattilny
III school. The girl returned to her scat, and
her peseccutor, rcsumIng military operations
and nring nt long range arross tho scl1oolroon,,
hit her in the face. at the tcaeher can't lick
you can,r said tho pretty Eirl, and darting
arruss The room she struck Tim With biz book,
ho iny on tue door blubbcrlug and begging for
mercy.
, 1877-07-16

Mu.kceon. lun,hcti Coral. #htic Lake. lnnlrr; kAto
Lyons Hn.krzrr. 1lmh"r.
schrt T. nan!orth t'yn Il, r,,. s"tr 1tIp
* o y IL, rnrn, 'chr Mr!"n, ntestcr stris a";rs
setT FisFara. iInrso s3'sp h' tntn; sey Josfp rs
H. 1us ini rom: ,rf,r =, 81. Da.la'!n. pnHaln 2:Tn
bn rorn; 'cnr !c Fartn s; t:.th1:1nc +" ~ ~
stnr .shrl"ysAn. Nan!..soc: s.ni,!,.; s.n1 Nu.Ss.
lfss Ersp MrtscnRer. EttfDn !Asf,r, snnft~n: rrbp
Ttmp'at white Lakc, sun'itlt,: rruf 4. .th saaga.
pf"p rrairI n-atcn ~ ,.rn"s snndrtc.: 'G1r r, ra
souiii Ha1en. .1nasir,; prop Sa,hns. ORhen.ours.
H. hi cor., and 'undrirsi ~hr xrr'hent iay'lc.
ID ~ hu enrn. 10 b oats 3r brit 1ogrs nrop Col;
orato ltusfa1o, l3N? si whcat. 2. tag hn corn .9d
tea lard, T. aU1 1.fs PORK.
, 1877-07-16

CHICAGO, july l6-The recommendation Of
milk as aJpropylaxis In scarlctfever Is certainly
unique, not To say startling. It Is pity tf1nt
Dr. Hurt's statistics arc 50 mcagrc. In fact,
they arcuot statistics attal. 11o docs not givctc
number Of chlldrcn who drunk milk, nur The
conditions under whtch,,tley lived, or whether
they had been exposed ts scarlctfcvcr. II Is 10
bc regretted that DR.. B. did not call attention
to quality possessed by milk which renders It
a moat dangerous agent for use IN q house
where there Ia any infectious disease.
allu1o to the woll.known md dreaded power
possessed by milk Of retaining and conveying
tho germ Ut any contagious disease. Even
those but sllEhtly cotycrsant with tt1c medical
lharaturc Of tho day are we'll acquainted With
The innu1nerabte inhtanccs occurring in all coun-
tries wi1cre milk has acted rs d receiver md
ord whera typhus and typhoid fever has bccn
conveyed to alI tho families supplied by cer-
tain mtlknsap, and an Investigation has proved
ax Ms1 o ta 99 lew II Fay
privy EAses. osher cases prove that dphtlicria,
suialI-pox, measles, and other contagious dis
enses have been spread In thc Same manner.
tsibntc,i to many families BY means Of The milk
supplied by nli1kman wllogc family wcro SUI
feIing frutu TINT 1lscasc. From what wo al-
ready know Of thc power OF milk as q disease
- r. -So'Ns
}of Onf aaJollh!gj u l'atlcnt WIN ecar!atlIa,
u VIII caliy the aldease 20 Tue ehtia Who
hc1t ut1aRh II, tnat Gnllu ms
DOL hau ING atfcase' MIX, then+
may u1 aaagctona me1ium Of COLI
Tcflhs tio dscnsa lnslead OF preventive:
ay co"saEue a4Vlses coh0enscu MIX, put
10 not oci'ese the condensation OF milk de-
nliYes y OF Ne aieeaae. ecrIn'a&trgctine power.
Cesta'nl1 % eaa o. saen ml!k should n1t bu lc!t
op9', ~ noaso ~tlefo tiiefc - scir!nt'1escf,
aa1 ply uhe patleht anoulu il4o 'fnla II.
MAtle !, III common W!t4 very many phY-
elclhns, Value MIX very hiIhiy as dist In low
icsers ana eontagloas Diseases ciphttlerta, scar
ek1cscs, ttS.t u 10 very 4lhcreht matter wt1cn
e4n!es " " IeeoMnienaatt1h as a pfonhylac-
tle. nut iae pGtteft SAFER, ant more cillctcht,
pota "a tc,ucoy nnu 1oo4 10 61eu alscaaes
orc ttte nulos resulting from i'llk. rcler to
Whey, euras, ~. koasntss, Whey can b. 1natlo
l5oM SWEEP n,t6 oy tao al!!tion nt extract of
tcnuct, Or pnpam Ihts hult1 - ot Ercat ya'Na
e. as ieaElasvs N gu gasef OF lever oi any TYPE
Ihe car'i' oola'nsu attes the separation Of the
Wncy,t u an c1ee''eht totsl aus'n2 convaleaeeDcc
nut superior 70 hotE ol thcse, pr any nna all
1oods' Doth loF annlts AMI children i'll OF
lcscr, Or consh1csaiie TOO alowly, Is that tarc,
Wonaefial tsepafattilon eallesl kounllss. Ilis
pseparutloh 's ~ in!!k what chaapaEHe is 10 un-
icEMehtca Ef3pc-lnlcc. u u ei1eryesttng,
sparkl!hEt anu exeTr1scs wonderful restorative
an1 eliminating in1l4snce uyer tho system e'1'
iee1.su ~ nasaee. ~ EIu:n Ine c3pcTicEe haFe
a n w. NH s't.,s,, ~ ~ anu ulpntnetla
, 1877-07-16

"AbA va NlA4NANos
The following Ato tho arrivals md clcasanccs for
tho twcnty.tour hours ending at 10 o'c!ock last
night:
ARx!rALa-Htmts Cernas. #. Joe. aunaries, Cheboy.
1e. n4ups saE!r Nm
;ssS,t, sssS kts I1s;tis;
fis. G.s EsssS Yeis T. STA: I:sf tsS.
IL Msagnlas1 tostHks op C.apIsL LullaFoa.
sSst 'ssif: :as:: aea Co.
tsxi%H! HHi:xes9' INV aaess' r.. E5a ,r.a Il,
MI cpssa M.n.tss aasef: sss1s 1a4 aai: ltlnss.
i'sS
si T. 4 atonaon. .leao'9ase. lumbar Ceoilts Mu..
ess:s' aSs:: Ttss IaspssSa sSa'
ss esa P.sa.w S
SEtsH ::s 's ss::t as
snb Il ss; R:sk e'ts @
i4al. luaIsi; Mont lI4ns' iAsfM.N. sa.i; aslef.. H.
A:s ss + t:E;sS:s'i f.|t; ~: f::s
W; siss wi;
issa !'si :5 1:s It'll s
sSs :s aas<q Hits nte J.
NsrTlt s:.ksssa. aa.Ss1 sissf: cs!!taa pa.ts: K K
tIS ss G&.Ests: Hill: III
Fs! ssT
n: J. Cu;nm!nkt U..Sxo. st,ali !: y. gssrs. 4usks.
I'm While ske. lutnbet; J. 4 Iifss. Ahnspss. bark;
NI,,E;a!i Sosf !.pli1 !S!aSs.; pSass
a1ls x e. cs aas: a@sx I'LL HIT
qnctsc. !uhcs: Greuxcr, call.elrs fier ta.k; + *.
ten i9a,hef: {. 3. luart ,Alptna. iumks: Aayaaa.
t:rtis Gstiss % Isasss. Ss tamsct' a1 a5sy, watss t
La1e nIas!; ntIaa.Sr: A.xle *pssa,sg bark for.
iHaMess: T. Jadt sa,as4s. aMess; otscn Murray
Kaa if.nss1; 4tE{te T9ssmussp: Mh!ts ats iqaaeer:
, 1877-07-16

paid 10 two actuaries. Mr., Sheppard Romans
n,d Mr. LucLns McA.lam, for salaries, but Il was
mt discovered from tho hooks that ZIG iirrt-
named gentleman performed my work for Ills
iarly nt the Cou,mny's olIGe. the only rcason
tlthrnvcrnbc for bis attendance was the eatnc
TINT kept Nj. ]iomans III thc payroll, n i,ar
Of the agrcenlcnt:" 1t waa ioaind Tint str.
that wa. charged to the Guardian without any
explanation, md that some f23,0h IN railroad
bonds. given to the Universal by The Guardian,
wcro paccsi In rosscs.Ion Of G['l md were
charged back 10 tho Guardian instead Of Gill.
Tic Superintendent gives some account Of tho
reinsurance Of tho Universal IN tho North Amcr-
lean Life Insurance coni!ganyt Of which y. j.
Morgan was President. There Is nothing III the
fcrrc.1 iron, The supcs!ntcntcnt's concluding r.
mark under this hcn,l, saying: at is possible
same legal prMcclings nny set hc thought u
and carried tntD effect Tint will throw eoinc
light upon Just how much money belonging st-
.1auhtrdlv to unfortunate pollcy.hoidcrs Mr.
Morgan secured tl1egitimatciy anil wrongfu11y
while in possession IF the Nort1, Amcrica.'
rhgsEsr CONDITION or THE coMrANr.
The 6upcFntcn lent says TINT IN his txaEnFf,a-
t,cn there havc been deducted from real estate
s7', ,4Go.2 g, being the excess Of cost value over
appraisers yas of Eropsrty ftoin bons nn anil
@ he II csss.s :esoaa 81 ee seso3ed ie
value, sias,::F From celIatrral loans, $i5,-
000 hare bcun deducted, these bo!n4 loa'ls OIL
second mortgages and on stocks that have no
aseertsnsbs Taino: Fro'n TIC m ,sssnr, "eSs s,
tho unpaM interest, 451.ffa:M', eclnT the
amount accrucsl on sccuTitlcs where the Ioa!is
nre In excess Of values, rs EcporteI ny appfa's-
The following exhibit gives tue condition Of
thc Universal Life Insurance Company on May
!, 187: -
$tl0, 600 Observation-Disclosures. 13A, S00, 90
, 1877-07-16

On "wednesday evening . representative Of the
Fifteenth Amendment purchased drst.clSas ticket
at Chicago fur rounl trip around tho lakes on
tho psop China. Cnon reaching milwaukee, yeater-
day morning, the colotcd passenger took scat At
tho hrcakfaat-lAbtc With the rest OF the "vhftA
trnsh." Capt. Nllhnd ordered tho colorcd n,nn to
lcavo tho tabto. lie refused. The Captain then
expelled lin from lis scat. Aftcrward COM
r1omltc wAa mnde by tho Capta1n paying Tho col
oscd passenger back hslt Of tho money paid for tho
sl,u,tl,i cat Al tho rccond table. The Captain
claims that tie cOlorcd man agreed with thu agent
In Chicago when t,o purchhaGh 11fs Ticket TINT hn
woutd mt attempt to cat At the hrst table. Nh.
tru,kSse Htn{fut{, Ian,
, 1877-07-16
PORT HURON.

6ptt3dE Ul9poscA u TIE 7F16tNA.
PoET HrRox, Mich. July 15.-Down-Props
winhlow, st. Paul, santlac, Phtladc1phla, Mon.
tana, CITY Of Toledo, Forest City and consort,
EAhant and consoEt, Tioga aud bafgcs; schrs d.
hama, Drleht!c. ..
Up-Props Marine City, Dertachy, ncan Rich
mond, AhercoFn,. MaJaowrt: Caba, Arabia, Monf.
Germnnla and bnrgcs, Tempest and bss3cs. Fay and
conaon, lihto and TOW, Howard and barges: schss
Lontsa, Gen. Worth, Seaman, Alya 1lrailfcy, Fay
cite brown. II. ". Sage, Thomas QaAytc, @. Il.
johnson, Ontario, q. Aeisel.
Wial, south, frcsh; weather. 1uo.
, 1877-07-16
I,IUFTEI1.

At tho instance Of tho Milwaukee Insurance Com
pany, the scht 8. G. Anderson was 1lbclcd fuFnon
payment OF insurance premiums, and ecszod, Sat-
urtay. By tho United Slater Marshnt. Other simi.
lar Gases are likely 10 follow this one II The Com.
pRuy IL spcecesful,
, 1877-07-16

Ge1p for the weak, nervous, nno dcb,lkatch :;
chronic and pa.nfn diseases cured without nichl-
cine. Etccsrlc clta aud othcr appliances. 4i abo1t
them, Auhuw to distinguish tho genuine frum tlir
spurious Book, With fnll p1t tscnlars maiIrd FIRE.
Address rutycruIachcrI Ia1vansc Company, ~. Vino
etfcet Cincinnati, o.
, 1877-07-16

~ NOHll'LE1FI NHNN1t . 11ltfAAE1ts
The ntcam caunf-boat City Of Ithnca arrived at
Buffalo Friday morning, pushing her consort, the
Surva. This boat II Tho most competn steamer
over put on the Eelc Canal. She is provided with
all the appliances which have hitherto been tried
and found practical, and has in addition several
improvements never before used. Tho two vessels
arc new. tull-s1xei lake. boats, having combined
of wheat. the largest amnnnt yet propelled by ono
act Of machinery. When coupled and fully 1oadtd.
thrco miles an hour, according to tho condition Of
tho channel nay yKAtcl.
, 1877-07-16

GRAIN SHIPMENTS ny LAKE.
Tho stipmcnls Of grain from this port for the
wcek ending with Saturday wero ~ follows: Corn.
&, Oh, 100 bn, wheat S. 1b8 bu; oats, u, 585 bu;
rye, III, 800 bu.
, 1877-07-16
3. To Remove Dandruff and
.Beautiiy the Hair.

A The old reliable Mexican
nATM Mustang LinfIllcnt sells ees-
n'111 day more rapidly than 1t did
UALA1 TIL 3gAr4 ago. before ~V%AF1n4
BALM oF 1mltntorA. tempted By iaH
FON *ltcccHs, attempted to crawl
TVE1fY lutte fnv1F on The Huattng+s
1s,,r1I- reputation. There never was.
EtElel mid we believe there mover
EVERY will be, I. remedy for psin
WOUED tsna wound. oHna1 to mc1i-
WOUND XII = isn1n, II ss fnr .rerx nxnnnd ~
WOUND angel e,i mercy IN every fi,ni-
WOUNDl iIy-foE - ccntss
, 1877-07-16
PIROI'OSAT,N.
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF THB
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs,
DAKOTA SUPERINTENDENT,
fAykTnH, Oak. InfJ g. 1877.
Proposals for tho Erection Of Building OF the Missouri
River for Slotted Tai. I2cd Cloud. and
Fart Ptrf Artnrtes.


Proposals for tho Erection Of 'udtnp7 the Missouri
River for SPOTTED Tall 1.rd Ctoud. and
FortPtck Agtncaes:
nein'tt ipr .n1.trn.'l91 ne !nne:o9 Of whst
junction Il rc,iaw !edi"ne ri. : Win III Mis,oari
t .: an 7s3 +: sts .a sn ns
to.wtt Al each tncatian atns. named. nnh agents
hnntt one arrhouts ah1c with Efahe yArd:
FereriHR md wctrtnR corral with cst:c. %'ars and
S
Yellow Mtd,ctnc 1:iser A,ont IN miles abovs
Isnkton, aud Poplar hiycT a'sput is4 miles abova
thc mouth Of tns Yeil2wstone taTcr. Aii
By The contractor. HutInr and lnc1o*rea he con.
ssructri IN the oref prescribed by thn snpcrnfsnrnt
and completed 1r before the frts day of October
c, & III. sdsefs.eent s,.ssnsd sni % ss serom: @
panttd BY guarantee tlenc by tw1 Rond md afc!tnt
tuFeties approved hy a;nd9e or terk Of the United
atae; Conft Enaranetsn That IN ca.e contract -
'es itst ase sl @ so es snd
su.hi"nt hnn. Immediately fnrnI:hed f"r the faithful
rertorms1ce Of the contract and In sum double the
frr sa, for anJ one nr III Of the sho.e named acts
The Plans spechralnna. and drawfng1 N accordance
WIKI wb!ch the work TO h. done may hc sccn IN this
trc, ]ltNlns and q Custom .1inn.c T,uiidna. NO.
~ tsssfle s;feet Chicago and ofleb Of drtrEs 4
mi.<i"nsr as 1ndian Atfa,ra wsshak,sn >"e N 1s''
Bidders ln1lted 10 he prrAent II the opening Of
the hid.. st o'clock I'm, Wednesday Aug proz.
rhr t'ortrumtnt reserves tho teht TO reject any
bids are 70 he distinctly marked on this envelopes,
Proposss y Fret Agency Dulldngs," md Addressed
to The undcrsfntu.
sr,.,trtcnd.rt NJ 1nd,c tr.n ysmSsan y -
, 1877-07-16

Deficiency "a regards policy holders. II. oo, ,o5
III accor1anco with tllis the Superintendent
SAYS he has communicated the condition OF
affairs to the Anornoy-0cucral, as directed by
inv
, 1877-07-16

Notice to Builders and Contractors,
Tenders will he received until II o'clock nuou on tn.
stt; Ma,!e for !:hlpHewt t.oanty. htehlx9n: Plan.
after the 18th Init Il the once Of the Arrhittcta. Will
tanl Esott T. Co.. Hoa an. Wayne tonaty savings
Hank HudtnR, In the City nf nrtFu1t. The lowest
tenders not necenari!J aereptet snd no htds will
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-08-31
Horrors of War-A Turkish Report.

The Turkish Minister of Foreign At
fairs informs his diplomatic agents
abroad that the Russians on entering
Eski-Saghra disarmed the Mussulmans,
employed mokhtars to fetch the Mussul-
mans out of their houses, and they were
massacred. Eleven hundred were thus
put to death.
When the Russians entered Lovatz
fifteen woman and children, fleeing from
the invaders, were killed. Others, to
escape outrage or death, had to aban =
don everything, even their children.
Every Mussulman house in Lovatz was
pillaged. After the recapture of the
town, the Russians carried devastation
and carnage into the neighboring ois-
tricts. The Russians drove out all the
Mussulman inhabitants of the viii
age of Herste, and burned all
the men and some of the women.
Only one woman escaped. Seventy
Mussulmans and the Imaum of Yuklem
were shut up in barn, which was fired.
Forty-four other Mussulmans were mas
sacred. and all the Mussulman women
outraged. Eight young girls who re-
sisted were killed, and two burned with
the men. The greater part of the other
women, with their children, were taken
outside the village, where, one after an
other, with their children at their sides,
they were slaughtered. Twenty women
and children who escaped massacre were
rescued by Ottoman troops.
The English militaryattache himself
witnessed ali these horrors. The kus
slams disarmed the Mussulmans of Eski-
Saghra, Kezanlik, and the neighboring
villages, and distributed the arms among
the Bulgarians, who drove down 40C
Mussulmans to the river Tundja, and
massacred them.
At Eski-Saghra and its neighborhood
the Bulgarians continue the massacre OF
Mussulman population.
Atrocities committed by Cossacks and
Bulgarians continue. Women and
children who had sought refuge in
Khidirkeni were massacred. Other fam
lilies shut up in granary were delivered
by our troops. Among them several
women and children were wounded.
The Bulgarians put to fire and the sword
the Mussulman village OF Sofedji and
several others, after having carried of
women and girls, whom they outraged,
killed, and mutilated horribly. One
woman and her two sons were the only
narsOns saved