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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-15

DLATZ Il BRANDT, dealers in Dry Goods
Il and Groceries, corner OF Sd and Main
streets.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Mr. MaplesOn contradlcts
the report that the National Opera House iii soon be
finished He says esO000 has been expended on IL.
but 900 more needed for the roof lie offers 10
pay $4,000 yearly rent to any one who will
purchase the building and complete IT, In the House Of
Commons to-day Edward Jenkins gave notice Of ques-
ton for next session whether the Government VIII take
the building for National School OF Music aud Drama.
lie said ne hoped the Government would consider the
subject during the recess.
WIsNPEG, Man, Aug 4.-The garrison ofreg-
ular Canadian has been disbanded Of the
returning to Canada Preparations in progress for
Lord DuGerin's reception TTiumpha arches being
erected and buildings decorated. His party
pected to reach here ON Monday.
BRoCKvILLE, Ont, Aug. "A fire to-day de-
stroyed Mainland Booths saw and grist-mIl quantity
OF lumber, la Chappelles boat works, and tenement
house. The loss is about $4,000; no Insurance.
HALIFAX, Aug. A meeting Of delegates
from the provinces Will be held here Friday
next from the Dominion Law Society 1t is understood
that on the day dinner will be given by the Bar
here the delegates aud to the American jursts
now attending the Fishery Commission.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
ThNPERAYCE AT EAIRPOLNE
TIE REFORM COUNCIL ADDRESSED BY MR. MURPHY
ANrH0SY COuSTOCK AND orHERs-LARGE Al
TENDANCE AND RECEIPTS.

TIE REFORM COUNCIL ADDRESSED BY MIR. MURPHY
AXrHoSY COusToCK AND OrHERs-LARGE Al
TENDANCE AND RECEIPTS.
FNRPOINT, y. Y, Agg. 5.-The Reform Coun-
ell connected with the fourth annual Chantiuqu' Ma
uona Assembly opened its first session al o'clock yes
tcrday morning, the Rev J. b. Vincent, d. d., presiding
with nm unusually large attendance from all parts Of the
country Anthony COmstocko New-fork addressed the
audience in relation the National Society for the sup
preston of Vice. giving its history and desenbngts oper
ations. and made few remarks.
In the afternoon the Council had conference on me
new Temperance movement An account was gwen Oh
the Murphy work and its progress 10 Lmira by Lcces
Robinson Of Pttsburg, ana tbe Rev. Mr. Mead OF
U,rucnsyine. made report Of the work In
that city, Many thousands had iSncd the pledge ana
the number Of saloons had been reduced to onehrd
NJ tbc usual number. Mr.. Mead urged that the work
ought not be confined 10 he southern New-fork Cou
ties but should extend over the state and the country
MI Murphy Of SttsDurg. delivered an address later in
the afternoon, on "GospI Temperance; Leaf from
Real Life" Mr.. Murphy said the greatest experience
this side Of heaven was enjoyed when soul was cleansed
nv the blood of Christ lie gave a sketch Of his young
friend Eccles Robinson, who had spent fortune OF S'O
600 i'm dissipation, but who was now Thoroughly re-
formed with a happy wife Mr.. Murphy closed his ad-
dres. with powerful appeal IN behalf Of the christian
TEMPERANCE work lie spoke nearly two hours
Al baltuast o'clock Frank Beard Of New-Iork. gave
"cbolrtok" about reform aud at o'clock Mrs. Emily
Huntington Miller Of CIccgp, gave 10 Mothers N he
Council the first Of series oi papers on arr a.
Home" Other persons addressed the meeting during
the evening. -
Tie receipts at FaIrpont yester' ay-the opening DAY
W. 10 more than those any day last year, except one
and six times receipts Of tue opening day last year
4 false rumOur that steamer hid sunk to-day Win
great loss of ife produced great excitement on the
lower part OF the Lake. No accident OF any KIND mas
occurred.
Tins evening the Rev. Or. Ramsay OF Coyngton, KY,
smoke OF temperaece ana the Church MIR. Cough and
Francis Murphy viii remain here for two weeks. Rev.
Joseph Cook will lecture next Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
THE NEW TONGUE RIVER FORTS.

GEN. SHERMAN THINKS THEY ARE WFLI-PIACED-
THE INDIANS ALREADY FRIGHTENED.
WASHINGTON Aug. 5.-In letter, dated on
the Bg Horn, July 25. Gen Sherman says he met Cen
sheridan few days before aud had conference about
new posts the Tongue RIVER. Tie writes:
We had long conference. and agree that this new
post Fort sambaug is welocated, and that it can be
supplied with reasonable economy in the future the
new DOS, will be- garrsoncd by six companies of the lin
Infantry and four companies Of the 2d Cavalry, una r
command Of LcutCol Bucn. 1lth Infa ntry, an officer
Of great cucrgy AMI by profession an engineer. lie
served under VI the war as tooncl OF hh clslu,r
regiment and afterwards as Brig mc comma
has been on the ground less than a month
but has "a steam saw mil at work ana MIE9I
mass OF cotton-wuo1 logs randy b.ine sawed
up into lumber for the new post He has h.out OUT
two hundred civil mechanics ~ work. ana SIX pullES
under progress besides temporary s Tier Tor MS s'OrS
Tsr,ccy- aul DE- crtans no fear but tina, he VIII
finish bis Post substantially before Winter TIC locl-
tion u tins Post Is IN the very heart oi the ou soA
country. ., , H.. r,i,.or
ocn,d hy strong eucrprsng garrisons, tnc Sioux in-
d ns can never regain this country aud ihey WI oe
The British possessions. At this moment there are no IN,
dtHs dt all here or htrcdbout' haNc seen "I .'' u"
u.u, Gen Sheridan none, nor any tracks 81 any 80
' 49, % ~, Il ,lrody bsen rrnchod aud 10 d.. only 10
make Ills rui permanent that Ne should pciscFcIe h
Tneonc at Tongue River can be supplied y stoamhoas,
the one at the mouth of the Lt le 6E II I'm ch"t &C.
pend this river the current i- too strong 3" 'r "I-
gated by ordinary bogis with i'r ergo Gen. i.rdt
ana Ola tcl-m istrr General Card are d thI7 I'h,ul
Ic,'NII,,, tI '- ,,1,r.,t tn r.ttbIish depot ut
Which all freight destined TO This POST cin he
.oaucd ana hauled up To the post we nave on
hoard company of infantry To guard this depot al We
are uclrl .r.ed that te hes place VII Dee "in "'s
he Yllo. Stone proper, three miles above tc mouth ol
tac Big Horn, where Tie hauling Will ht anIht thft}
~ les by OK trans am convinced thlt tilS Is me
wisrst cours-, and thus We can maintain strong
military post I'm tine very heart OF tar sioux country
with only maui OI thirty miles which s m-lsihcaht rs
compalel with most of our posts south OF TINS .
A soou - we have personally examined the point oi g
Yellowstone three .II,s above me mouth ol t"e I's
Horn and have decided It's merits the river depot
for the new posts, | will land and start Tor LlhS'
leaving Gen Terry this boat (he Rosebu) to return 10
BlnInArCk Tor a new InNd
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

the positions in the Balkans If obliged to retire 10
them TIC 1imcsS correspondent, who recently passed.
through the ShipIa Pass, tcegraphs that 1t Is
thoroughly occupied and fortified. Afere are al
ready withd;it many trains of provisions and for
age. Prince Mirslly and Gen. Gourkho might hold
Fl FRA fortnight on full rations, longer on short
ratons
TIVE IMPERIAL GUARD GOING To THE FRONT.
ST. PETERSBURG. aug. 3, 1S77.--A ukase has
been issued ordering the immediate mobilization of
the entire corps of the Imperial Guard and several
other divisions The major portion of the Imperial
Cnard and some of the divisions are to join the army
in Bulgaria without delay. The remainder of the
newly modified troops go TO reinforce the of
the Caucasus Another ukase, signed by the Gar at
Biea July % orders levy of s., 900 of the Land
weir. The le,es meet with general enthusiasm.
HE RUSSIANS ~ GREATER DANGER.
LONDON Monday. Aug g. 1877.
Vienna telegram says: Strategically the most
important news from the seat Of war is the oecupa-
ton of Selvi. This exposes Tirnova and the Passes
Gen Gourkhos corps is said TO be short provisions
and ammunition. Rustchuk is no longer invested
from the land side and communication with Shuma
opened Yesterday Gen. Gourkho has sent word to
1irnova that his forces are too scattered TO protect
the Christians invarous places against the certainty
Of massacre Mchcmct Ali has appointed Raschid
Pasha Chief of Artillery and Blum Pasha COM
mander of Varna Both are Prnssans
Another telegram announces that Suleiman Pasha
occupied KazaniS on sunday. and thereby he has
access to the Shpla and Tirnova Passes.
THE TUEKISH FORCES ~ SELvI.
LONDON. Monday, Aug. 6, 1871
The Timess bucharest correspondent repeats the re-
port of the occupation of Selvi by the Turks and
adds that the Russian forces are between Selvi and
Tirnova holding strong defensive positions. Gen.
Gourkho is charged with the duty of protecting the
Southern outlets Of the Balkan Passes. lSelvI is
twenty-five miles Southwest of IirnOva.l
The Standards Bucharest dispatch reports that a
Turkish Division from Lovatz has occupied Selyi un
opposed. The Turks AT Plovana have received a re-
enforcement Of 4 900 Albanian cavalry.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

ALLEGED RUSSIAN CRUELTIEs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The Turkish Minister
has received a circular from the Porte, complaining OF
crueltes perpetrateI by the Russians. II "The
following are OF the recent acts Of cruelty which
have been brought TO knowledge The inhabitants OF
Terms, near Tiruova, having, on the approach Of the
enemy taken refuge IN the mosque burned alive In
the inclosure Tie enemy having met 800 carts filed
with fugitive families destroyed them with cannon
shots, then completed their work Of determination in
massacriug all the men and women they could find IN
every suburb village occupied by Russian troops.
The dwellings Of the Mussulmans given up to the
flames The Bugarians, excited by the example OF the
Russians. commit against the peaceful and resigned
Mussuman population acts Of baTbarty and outragcs
still arocious and horrible than those per
petrated by the invaders 1t is necessary that the
civilized world should be acquainted with these horrors,
to express its indignation and to brand them"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
TIE NEW RITSSIAN IEVIES

The Russian militia, which has been called ont
by Imperial decree, organized late IN $40 Every
between the ages Of twenty and forty belongs to the
militia and soldiers Of the regular army; after complc
ing their period Of service with the the re-
serve also embodied in IT, Tie whole is divided
into bans The troops Of the first OF divisions
may either be formed into militia corps, or, in OF
need may be cmpoycd renOrcements for the regular
army should the rguar OF this Inter become
exhausted or prove insufficient This first ban consists OF
OF the four youngest classes and Of the first four
classes Of men who have passed into the militia out of
tie reserve The second ban comprises all the remain
der Of the force and is used form militia corps only
The present levy is set al $4,000 men.
The Imperial Guard whchis also to be mobiizcd com
prises the First Second and Third divisions infantry
and the First and Second divisions OF cavalry IN time
Of war third division Of cavalry is generally attached
To le Guard
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
cR1NtEs Az cAsuALrIEs-BY rELEGRApn.

GRIMES AND tA-l ALI il4o-bl lLlsf-NflSAIiis
FLUSHING, y. Y, Aug. j.-Lihan Price, five years
spring.
PLYMOUTH, Aug. 5.-Kohler, the wife mur-
dercr awaiting exraditon to New-Jersey hanged hlm
self to-day ~ prison.
HMToRD. Conn, Ang. I'm drunken braw at
Mcrden tins morning Daniel Barrett stabbed by Edward
whitney, and died this al moon
CoLUMBUs. o., Aug. IS. r. Mann, an insurance
agent chareed with onbc1zng e3OOO oil e iunds o MS
company HIS whereabouts are Unknown.
MIDDiETOwN, \. Y, Aug. 5.-Charles +. Clark
charged connection with his brother Frank W. win com
nicty the Chester re after an examination on Friday was
discharged from custody.
Of Spencer aud ms four children IN CLARK County
No, leads 70 he suspicion sncfrs .rolhslinit% 1aneu
BORON Aug. 5.-Chirles Bailey and Charles r.
Roes were arrested today Tor pls.ing eoa%tii 81 e a
aud OIL CT metal with dies, plates CASTS ETC. we're secured
BRDGEPoRr, Conn, Aug John Conkllng, an
quarrel between the parties Allen has been lodged J at
Southport
PRovIDENCR, r. l., Aug. John A. Champacert,
charged dcfrudins the Revenue AMI being placed IN
cell ponce station. he shot himself through the head
dying instantly
PHILADELPHIA. AUG. 5.-WhiIe the militia were
passing the CoOnn1de IIel 10 day Mamie Crms eleven
y,ewHs ihe soeler from ai story window In leaning
ont the window -e lost her balance fell to the pavement
and was instantly KILLED
WArrRTowN. ~ Y Aug. 5-Burelars entered
stores of q. A. Ainssorti aud b. 6appote a. Cape
Vincent ns morning blew open the sal ana oblanei y h
and bugg escaped Onicers who went IN pursuit found
clayton.
kEwBrRG y. Y. Aug. Sat about o'clock last
evening IN tbottomed boat on The nyer opposite
clung the boat sod ckod up by yacht Waer
Bennett age 2s carpenter undertook TO swim "A sSnos. @ my
had gone distance when lac became eAAusleh u SUNK
The bOdy Las not becD f0unds
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHSCroN, Aug. ;, 1877
The Collector of Customs for the District OF Alaska
has resigned and applications have been received
from persons desiring this office.
The amount Of greenbacks now on deposit In tho
United States Treasury for which certificates OF deposit
have been issued is nearly $50 100000 not $50 100000,
enormously reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE. The
error was a typographical one.
Kentucky politicians report that a newspaper
Quoted entirely by eolored men aud supporting tho
Democratic candidates for the Legislature beoa re-
Gently established at Lexington. IS violently opposed
TO the Republican party IN that State.
Senator Patterson of South Carolina. who Is now ia
Washington denies that he has engaged NJ c. Butler and
Gen. Garry To defend him in the suit which. Il s ex-
pccted, will be brought against him for alleged bribery
10 procuring his election To tile United states
Some OF the Washington banks have Refused TO receive
the subsidiary silver coins deposit in any considerable
amount to be drawn against In currency One bank de-
elned 10 receive amounts Of silver coin In OF ~lO
except upon condition that the silver should DO paid
for it.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
THE CUBAN SITUATION.

KEY WEST, Aug 5.-The last Spanish mail
brourt an order to Havana for the release OF certain
persons Imprisoned for frauds committed during the Val
aseda aud Concha administrations. This was rebuff
tn Joyear, and rumors are current that
he will resign and be succeeded by Gen. Bahco' Gen.
,ortinez Campos has dispatches To the King, ex
MINING te situation OF the campaign, aud stating that
ne insurgents are so well supplied with Information by
,s md their facilities dlsbanding when pursued
& uch that II takes 500 soldiers 10 look afer 10 nsur
,sents Gen. CampOs therefore requires 10000 more
tcns o crush the nsurrectiOn. Gen. CampOs further
sas the Insurgents VIII only surrender on receiving
fhSir Independence and recommends the Spanish Gov
ornn,ent 10 adopt one proposition the other. great
man sick soldiers have arrived at Havana from the in
terror.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
ctRcAssT,ys on TIE RAMPAGE.

A band of Circas,ians, 1,2OO strong, arrived
in Erzcrum hate juno The Clicf asked the Turkish
Governor to supply his with revovers. although the
Government had only given to the other Crcassans Win
chester raos The total quantity Of revOyers ~ deposit
was bout 400, not enough to 20 around. After many
discussions the Government explained 10 the Chief OF
the Crcasiau that these reserved for the OIL
GERS of the infantry and that they could not be disposed
Of otherwise Tlcn the Chet began to raise new dil
culcs by asking for large Of money for his men, on
the threat that he would return 10 his country II these
sums allowed. Tese discussions went on Tor
about five DAYS. ami in the interim these crcas
getting every day more ns lent towards t
hahitans especially towards the Christians ana ey ne
gan To mocst the villagers nv setting ransoms upon he
They broke into the of rich Christian. and iter
having insuted and beaten him and his family, they
comneled him. by using throais Of murder, to give up
them all lie possessed In money. The proprietor Hu
head Of the family, Armenian, was pcrsl,tln% IN
maintaining he had money, whcr"upnn the Clr-
cassans around HIM bound his aud threatened 70
cut ms throat. The women IN the house, struck WIN
terror threw themselves the feet OF the Circas SLAMS To
ncrcodc with them i'm favor Of their chief One of the
members of the family tried get out from the street
door, nut q DAGGER thrown into his arm stonped hin t
was then that the women produced small box, winch
contained the whole fortune Of the Arncntans This mar
harfv Circassiaus cost this family one arm ana
10000 paStres contents OF the box IlJs account
is from the pen % of the correspondents OF Ihe
I0udgu UQtfy ACTS
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
MALTA AND GIBRALTAR.

Before the British garrison at Malta was
reinforced IL consisted Of batteries OF artillery
numbering O22 Of all ranks; companies OF engn
eers comprising 1873 men; five battaOns OF infantry
344O in all: the Royal Malta Fencble Artillery 37l
men, and deaohments OF the Army Hospital Corps and
Army Service Corps, making grand total OF 5,09S
As the two battaliOns which have gone out within
fortnight each 9O2 strong the effective strength OF
the garrison will be raised to $500 The garrison
Of Gibraltar is to be reinforced By the Second Battalion
Eighth Foot and the First Battalion, Nineteenth Foot,
each corps having 800 OF all the ranks. This VIII
raise the that post To abOut 600
men, comprising batteries Of ~ tery, four com
nantes OF engnePrs and battaOns OF Infantry,
vita strong detachlnents from the Army Service Corps
and Army Hospital Corps. Although the British Coy
ernment has now IN the Mcditerr stronger force
than has occupied the posts for many years the detach
ments which have been sent ont are from infantry ree
ents and the OF engineers has not been Dc cascd
The London Echo lays stress the fact that 4 the
Government intend,d to occupy Gaipol 1t would have
sent out a strong force OF engineers.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
REGULATION OF RAILROADS.
VIEWS or A CABlNtT OFFlCFR-A REPRESENTATIVE
COMMISSION PROPOSED
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE J


WAsHINGTON, Aug. GA considerable pOr-
tion OF the Presidents Message, upon the relssembns
OF Congress, will be devoted to consideration OF tho
labor question. IL is known that at the numerous Cab
met meetings held within the past two weeks this subject
has IN several ius been discussed TO the exclusion
OF all otter mat Several members the Cabinet are
known TO be in favor OF the passage OF law providing
for the organization OF commission which shall have
due regard for the interest Of all concernedproducers
merchants railroad employees and capaisis-so that on
any question a far compromise may be effected
member o. the Cabinet, In recent conversation
spoke Of this pan and argued that Con has the right
to pass such law under the clause OF the Constitution
authorizing that body TO regulate foreign
nations ana among the several States and with the In
dian tribes He further argued that the theory upon
which our Government is founded is OF compromise.
He thought Congress, In IFS WISDOM would devise
proper manner for the appointment OF this Commission
so that it should not be open 20 undue Influences 10
composed OF persOis representing all interests He did
not favor the Federal Government having complete con-
troll Of the ,ter because II has been proposed Ia
Bureau OF Industry He thoug gt this would tail the
object desired TO the satisfaction OF all concerned Besides
sucn plan would oe open to the objection of consolidate
nS the business interests OF country the General
Government and would be nopposuou % represent
pilvo ysem OF government Another point referred TO
7in tie conversation the fact that representative
commission migIt be vested with powe to INTO
the desirablty of charrerng new railroad. that it
might require certain conditions be fulfilled 80 as TO
establish reasonable certainty projected road
would be remunerdtiye, and that the company would
have M 10 pay for Us construction aud thus avoid
dists trou, failures.
Major Jacob Wagner, Revenue Agent who has been
operating IN North Carolina, arrived here to-day. with
full reports the Internal Revenue Commissioner. As 10
the condition. OF affairs ia that STATE, they refer to tho
Internal Revenue service
Some time ago charges were made against Robers
VI. Douglass fra ~ liz Of
flee United States Marshal for the Western Dis
trct Of North Carolina. thorough Investigation by
the Department OF Justice has resulted IN his complete
ynicaton. lie VIII therefore be retained his posi-
tiOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06


o,snaroh from Subum Kaleh, dated Thursday
la. s-ys: "The Turkish fugate Maumaudich
bomblrdrd the Russian batteries at Tchamtchira on
the 3Oth ult.. silcncug every Russian gun. The
Maumaudlch was considerably damaged, and several
Of the crew were killed and wounded. Near
Tchamtch;ra were G,OOO Turks in a critical position,
owing TO the advance of the Russian army. Hobart
Pasha embarked the entire force safely on the lst
inst. under cover OF the guns Of the fleet. This
completes the Withdrawal of the Turkish military
expedition to the Caucasus. Hobart Pasha has COM
mand of the entire Black Sea forces, consisting of
twenty men Of war and transports
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
FRENCH HoNoRs TO A NEw-YoRK JUDGE.

Chief Justice George Shea of the Newly ork
Marine Court while passing through Touraine' was en-
tertained at dinner by Marquis de Iaeyand-Fergord
The invitations stated that the object oil the dinner was
70 render bomase 70 the sympathetic American nation
Tho ,ncipa notabiities OF the town present. The
sneeches were very cordial in spirit The Republican
napers remark however the reactonay suPreiect
recently appointed by Minister Fourtou declined the
iryit,tiun In the dinner.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

OPERATIONS msUMrD-THE RUSSIANS A'N'N AZ
v.vc,vc r,wARp EpzCRUM-KARs TIE MAIN
POINT OF ATTACK. -

OPERATIONS RTsUMrD-THE RUSSIANS A"N'N ~
vANCING TOWARD ERzCRUM-KARS THE MN''
POINT OF ATTACK. ,--
LONDON. Sunday Aug 3, 1871
In Asia the intention of the Russians 70 "''' ~
from Ardahan. as reported last week, IS con"ou ~
the news that their outposts have already '"'"ou
o., 80 far as tPeneK, forty-fye miles s"ulh""u'
=. a., ,,,,o time another division is marching 10
Ari,ousrb which co nmauds the road from Bdtum
70 Old 4 third column of apparently fresh forces
i occunvinr the line of the Adiara River, south OF
Dotnrn This pointS 20 m evident intention TO al
vance po,sibly on ETzcrum, or to carry out VIDE
sveeping flank and rear movement on Mu6htr
Pasha's army before Kars which will be covered by
attacks IN front CONDUCTED by Gen. McliSofs
forces at Kurnkdcre, supported by Cen Ter
orkassoG. who is believed to be somewhere
ON the River Arauxes south Of karS. Inc
latter plan is more probable than advance on
Frzerum n indeed the whole mOvemen; on Olu
Is not feint to distract Mukhtar's attention from
what is going on in front but the feint might be
converted into real attack, Mukhtar cannot afford
70 ignore IT, He will therefore be forced TO detach
q considerable number OF men from the main army
=, gu,rd the base Of the triangle formed by Ardahan
K,rs and Olti while the russians able to direct
their operations from the apex Ardahan, against
any portion of the base, and, assisted by Cen Ter
rukas,off cut Mukhtars communication with EIze-
ruro and force him to fall back upon or into kars
Telerrams from Constantnope report that a portion
of the Turkish Batum army is embarking for Narna.
IN reinforce MeheInet Ali, so that the Porte must
feel sufficient confidence in the strength of Mukhtar
pssha's central column and positions TO throw upon
il the entire burden of resisting Gen. Melikohs sec
r,1 if,va-r,u