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OREGON.


The InvestIEatlon Into this Character OF
UFotsr, 8enAtor- Elect.
Ban FRANCISCO, July GA Portland press
dispatch dated the 7th says; Tho Investigating
Commission to-day examined At grsat length
". II. N. Stiles. lie testified; ~ was Demo-
crat; acted with that party Ia Salem; organized
TE[dcn and Hendricks Club, and was Secretary
Of the Club during Tie campaign; VIA In fayos
Of 8, F. Chadwick hFst, aud after that GroYer,
md worked fur him some; among the Demo-
rrat4 who were in favor ot Nestntth, there we're
i've or SIX Dcuocrnta Who would not 60 Into
CAUCUS; think It Wa generally understood b.
urover's friends | was Tor him for seu2tor;
never wss In Growers private rooms; saw
GroyeF !u conversation with Gllfrey At the
Chcmetka Hotel in Salem the night before ths
election; 1t was about midnight heard 0sovcr
aAk Il Goodman could be depended on Tor the
next day: Gilfrey answered. Yes, but It will
cost $I.o00;' Grover Ansxcred, t1ood; u VIZ do
not succeed IN arst ballot tomorrow we arc
LOST All this waa ia low tone Of yotce; know
Muser; saw hlln lu .Gtlfrsy's ollice after
the Senatorial efoction; saw him eun.e
out Ut the Governors Office; he bad some
money In his haud: 6e counted the anio,1nt,--
$3.50; DO not know xho was 10 she Go7eFnoF's
olilce; about half al hour alter uilfsey came out
Ut the ioyesaor's otilca hraFd talking going
on in the Office, while 1losler was ln there, and
after Gtlfrey tnay htrc eet1a into tho Govern
or's ottica from IN outside loor; had talk
with Goodman, Of Unaeilla. before cleo
ea ;on ont eoa xo,s s:k'i IL. t aqa,., ~hy ia IT,
said, u do0tt thInk Grover Is IN honest lnap,
for be promised me ons of the highest Offices 10
hia glft II / supported him. asked Palmer, Of
Benton CoulA5, what people would say he
, 1877-07-09
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, 1877-07-09
TIFF BLOODY TURK,
Ahl0AINO nr AssAssINATlOk.

It may interest tht few pcap!c-and tterc arc
It'll. few over herc-whose sympathies run
With Turkey In tho present struggle, to look
tnt1 q peculiar phase af her civilization "
which, 10 far as We arc aware, has not ytt tScfs
touched upon by The rrrss Nerrfer tn tho
tcnuTu hY which largo proportion Of her eoyc-
rcigps hAYe secured or hcld their throncs-tbe
scn,lra Of assassination. Tho story, to uo prop
criy written, should be In IcttcFs Ut biootl, but
brtcf auslino Of Is ,utghs run Is follows:
In 1359, Oroilan, TIC xyunttsou Of OthmAn l.,
forples Ut tho 0ssoman dynasty, asccndctl tho
thFoue. Ila was sovereign Of great fortu, aud
aueressful soldier, but narrowly csca!,td losing
tho sceptrs through conspiracy OF ons OF his
sons. tho rebel sun, oucc ovcEpoxered, wHs
promptly executed; and thu precedent, thus
established. soon became fvctEnlxott psIpriPr.
| to Wit: That upon tho accession Of new bul'
tan, ait poasblc rivals 10 TIC throne should lt
/ stEangie<. Authority for such rour.e was
easily manufactured from doubtful passages
| tn the Koran, ard, as w shall see later, was
soon formally dcc1ccd as the Law of the scalul
| Mursd H.. who br<anlu Sultan In li:I,
promptly proceeded, undeY th)A principle, 10
strangle hls two brothers; but *aA prevented,
Tor tla time, BY theis cseape =, Con@taailnupl@:
Uf3 successor, M0haHuled H., culIlucFuF OF
Cunstautinoplc, procured tLo Issuance Vi =
| Hta1 authorizing the straugulatlon OF the suTal
family and put It In prattico upon bis tmo ur,eles
whom bis father, Mara4, ha'i been unable TO
| IT,, procured tho assassination Of his brother
Diem, through the HorEt=n Fope, Alexander
| VI, With whom he had tAkon refuge. lie waa
residing In the Vatican itself. and was Poisoned
| theru b. order of the Porc,-A phase uf hospi-
| ta1ity rot strictly Arabian.
ScIim l., Who became Sultan in 1919, struggled
his clkicss brother and liYt uephcws In ono day,
under authority Of tho fet1s aboEe mentioned:
N~1ia RriH
had eyo Of hla sons straugle1 BY tho pestiau
| Shah, auI ps!d him 400, 0U 1urats Tor the job.
Aonamned ILL, Who came III ID 1a9o, has the
credlt Of teudin1 to buainess under tho fetwa
mora entrgeticaly than any u h!s predecessors.
| He murdered no lcSs thau niucseep princes OF
ths royal family, which lett him ! cleaE utlo to
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the t}'r0nc- and possibly to the Mohamtaetlhl
heaven alaO, His atccessnr, Ahrned /. {1er3),
had hevcn eons, and SIX Of the seven wcr4
promptly attnngtc,l
huatapha l. flGls), being tao tliotie to murder
any one elRe, was httnscf poisoned in hts haEef1s.
w.. who took the throne in l{I1 stsangIcd
md beicatled, according to the records.
"3,ooo persons" but how manY of the soyal
family were aH1ong thcm We are unable to say.
1brshtrn !. t1f;40t, vas himself strang!ed "am!d
cursca " a. thc record runs.
UYcr The remaining zoo years Of the Ottoman
reign II is unnecessary to run, hs Il Is but n
repetition oil the above. The Sulta1ls had before
them \ very simple dilcmma.-ciihcr to murder
their brothers and sons, or 10 he murdered by
them. AZ A rule they ctoec .he first horn, un.
scss the eccond Was thrust Upon them ton sud.
denly. With snch statr Of affairs, Lie world
ran on1y rrjoice II Ku1sia puts m end TO the
race Of E1ltAns III Europe.
, 1877-07-09

nnrT1sH TRADE Writ THE unETHD f7ATKs,
Lopdon Times.
Consul General Archibald, reporting on tho
commerce Of New York during the year 1916,
observes that the importat!otss Of "dry goods i"
ut that port showed decrease Of $40, 900, COO
ID compared with 1876, snd Jet there WINS an
ample, II not excessive, supply OF goods in thu
market, and the auction.roosn was Frequently
made tho medium Of ulstrtbutlon. This was
the result OF two catsscs which sre constantly
opcrafiag,-tho Increasing competition Of
domestic fabrics and the exercise OF
Ercater cconomy, on the part Of con-
gouis very so.new lat lower than In Is75. lhe
importation Of British wurntcd stuiIs, the Con-
su! says, H. decreasing rcry much, and their dis.
trtbuston 10 not Profitable. owing to the vast
ssiranisEe which the tartd gives to domestic
formerly imported IN larReQuantitles, have bccn
aitnost entirely supplsntcl by home maaufac-
turca. Hosiery and Undertaking, of low aud
snritam grades, are now supplied 1v American
arc unable h compete, In fact, says tue
Consul, tu = commercial point ot vsen,
tic United States and tireat Britain may b.
sa IN certain respects to bc changing pla1n, and
II has l,nlg t,ec perceived that tho Tendency bus
bcea that way. The excellence Of sotle OF tho
American manufactures, particularly OF metals
and ct,lio14 IL tnanllcst, aud cnlnot Justly b
dceried BY British importers. on tise contrary,
tennial Exhibition hnru fully admitted the DR..
clue In Wages 4l,d raw1natcrta!h In tho United
States, and the ample laboE-savtnK appliances,
coupled wiki the intelligence atn1 rxvci!cncu OF
the work Of thu artisan. must OF necessity pro-
hure formidable competition with foreign pro.
duct lions.
sOuESnss ABOUT THE TREATMENT or THE 1Mlsn
iIl0H1Ns GY TIM r0rk.
F.,hTf ~ f4nrs fRnni irk
There Ii considerable korrnrsa au'ou2 Irish
Nomau Catholics. both In 1toH,u and ut hOmc, II
tile manner OF LIE reception accorded to the
Irish doptltatioa In the Vatican: It WAS liked
date. gra1.ted 70 other ierNtatiun.. The rercp-
tim .sstrsi short time The POPS spoke Tor =
few minutes. ant only on general tup!ts, such
as might have been addruk4ed to CathoIlc Hot.
tratots, were t4cre any. Very different MI. sho
peonca sud +" tho Gens SlavontcA. When tho
t,oa hs was 20 enthusiastic ID liz
t'ratse Of them ~ uatson that
X 1n% fsiy p;o,e. e aa. e%s:sss &c
nothtng "poiittcul" BY. hls spcceh. Yet Csrdt.
nal Cullen hal l4il at tl,a feet Ut Ills Holiness
sum amounting to nearly 81, ,oo,-one Of tia
lasgeat national t4,llcttunt for The jub[lss,-bc-
sides sotue $a03, ,U0, which IL the usual 4uuta
Of bcr contributions to tho "retcr's pence"
tribute.
Further, ireland in 1870. aul acaia In 1851
anl lH87, sent nearly two thousand meu TO re-
csut. lhs PontlAeal aTnlies. b4s these things
Praise Il lavts,.cl upon England. Irish Bishope
arc utssu!seu under tho Imperial drsIxnat!on Of
"Enellshmcu:" Tho forcgotng y . rery fair
and eysu moderate sketch Of what have boon
hearing dat.1E the la.t fs* day., ss y ns = Ts
sothtng balm tn Irish feeling.
, 1877-07-09
Effects Of the Proposed Admission Of
Kellogg on the Louisiana
Question.
Probability that the Returning T}onrd
fTfli De Convicted.
Secretary Sherman Deferring to Western
Anti -Uontractists.


kktLo1C,
Hp"cta1 N M~pateh to I1t 7rttHnk.
WAsn1Narox, D. e., July s.-1ho fact that
tho Senate Con,mlttec II Privileges and Elec-
lions agreed prcy!o'ls To adjournment, by q
strict party vote TO report In favor Of the seating
OF Kellogg, will untcr At once Into tho contro-
vcrsJ conoern!ng the violation of faith which Is
charged On thu Nichols men In the indictment
Of tho Returning Board. 4 report In favor OF
Kellogg IT, of course, equivalent to q rejection
OF SpofTord, aud, In 4 scnse, Ut the action Of the
Nichols Legislature, but Republicans will claim
that the legality oi hisLegslaturo X not Of ncces
silly repudsated, but that 1t had simply elcgteda
Senator when no vacancy occurred.
7Hh RETURNING BOARD.
Democrats here who hold intlmate relatlone With
prominent Ntchollh mon in LouItiana, and wllu
have rueans 0f knowing what Il gotnE M t,ere
aud the real scnt!tncnts which sru entertained
in regard TO the proecedugs against tho Re-
turning Boar1, declare thst. In their opinion,
the Board will be convicted beyond doubt, snd
that the general feeling a'npnE Democrats there
Is such that Goy. Nichols will not dare 70 e.
tend t!atdou.
, 1877-07-09
ASIA MINOR.

now TIM FOURTH or 5uLr WAS OBSERVED.
EKzuHoun, July 5-Tho Russians fell hack
In an orderly manner from Utchttli4sa to Epck,
followed by tho Turkish right, There wcrc frp-
quent cavalry aktrmishes. A regular engage
nent commenced n dayhreak on tho 4th, md
lasttsi until = o'clock In tue afternoon. Tho
ouiy fact known concerning II Is that the Rus
SLAMS maintained their rositlon At Erek.
KARs.
The Russians hayc RECOMMENDED! aud arc enn-
ttnuiug tho botnbatIment OF Kars. DcrTish
paala telegrapls from patoum that regiment
Of lsu4tan cavalry, supported BY infantry, at-
taekcd zIban Wednesday, and was defeated
with loss Of fifty killed anil 100 wounded.
CONFIRMATION.
LONDON, July "a special frum Erzeroun,,
Sunday, confirms tho report that tho Russians
havo recommended thu ho.nbardnltnt of KArs,
and a'lds that thcy ars forming an intscnchet
carnroa tho castosn side Of tho city.
oLTl.
ERzERoua, sunday-The Russians a<e ad-
vanclng lnto the OIL Valley. It Is feared this
movement il IN consequence Of their withdrawal
from other points. The Turks arc moving
troops to scAist them.
CAUSE Or TuN AusslAN plsAsTsH.
6pecdM btspascA 10 TAs 1tta.ss.
NEW YoaK, July $3.50 l. ma correspond.
cnt in Vteana Rays It u announced In that city
from 81. Petersburg that tho eauso of lhe dan.
gcrous pos!tt1n fn which tho Nuasian army III
Armenia was lstoly shsown was chiefly the faet
that Persia allowed Turkish corps from Like
Van tu pass through Persian territory. The
corps Tss tlua enabled TO
SURPRISE THE HEAh or Tu1 AQsstAns
at BaYazll, and u Ieopa1ltze tho position OF 4
great nortion Of tlfIr afulF. 1'hn efYe..t was
, 1877-07-09

Ep1Hnuno, July s.-Especial services werc
held In tho churches to]av III connection with the
Pan-PrcsbytcItan Council.
PRoC6EDlN0s IN TIN En1NDuR0 COUNCIL
Stxr.ot Dsputeh to 1as 71os~a.
New Yonk, July 8-8::0a. m.-The Pan-Prcs-
byteTtau Council now assembled ut Ed1nburg,
In It's session Of Friday considered The subject
Of mfsBtons The debate embraced views Upon
the general missionary work Throughout tho
world. Ttt speakers we're neatly all misslol-
arica. and they dwelt especially on tho
great need Of cooperation in missionary work
and tile avoidance of
UNNECESSARY COMPETITION
between the several branches OF the Prcsby-
terIan Church. III tho distant missions delicate
dIet1pctinps Of faith OF ah,,rch poll,J were it,
apprcciab 9 to the minds Of unbap.ixcd nr new
ty-baptizcd bafbatfAns. The general tono OF
the dcbnte waA Indicative Of a deatre to found
sotac system Of united missionary endcaror. Tho
report ot the Committee charged With the con-
siaerntton II this matter was presented to the
Council, and gives
vRKr HOPEFUL OUTLOOK
in this direction.
No business was transacted Saturday by the
Council 4 prnycf-mcctlpx MAS held Ia the
morning, after which social Entertainments we're
given IN private rcsksettccs throughout tho city
Ia honor Of tho delegates.
, 1877-07-09

aah ANFR FA4 NAAAt
LONDON, july s.-rhere was an unconfirmci
rumor oil the Popc's death on the Paris Doursc
Saturday afternoon. A special from Patjs says
It caused uneas'ness aud depression. but prices
recovered towards the close. All circumstances
indicate tbat the rtlmor Was merely circulated
Tor stock -jobblng purposes.
ANorH RI CARDINAL DEAD.
RoMB, July a.-C4rt1inal rhilippi Dc Anglis Is
THB poPEfa nEATowAL or AN ORDER UPON
MAC MAHo1.
Cprff.p9nde zee k1nHoN 7fnnta+
HoME, Juue 1B.-Whethcs that etiquette
which rules Courts would permit tho Head Of
Catholic State to dcelfne distinction conferred
iron, him b.. the SOVEREIGN ponttfl., and one
founded by tho donor and bearing his name,
cannot saY, but bolieve atn correct In affirm
Ing that the diploma has been siEned which en-
titles Marshal slaeMallon 10 wcar tho Grand
Cross Of the Order Of Plus TX: The toet de h
ltr:ta, ta announcing that she Holy Father had
coupled his nalue With that Of Count 1.artsctf.
Muenieh Grand Marshal Of the Court of
Austria. That the ruler of 4 great nation
soobe1 shoa shu: o9ehe1 xe,
looked upon as q breach Of etiquette, and In
that light representations weru made to the
cardinal Secretary Of 9tntc bJ baron Baudc,
Uho a. tns same tims y HtsleEfaph,ing 10 his
attention To tho circumstance Of this mark OF
the 1io1r Fathers consideration being sotnc-
what tnopportune, at = moment when too close
IN Intimacy between the Government Of France
and tho Iloly Bee might easily BE- rnfsInter-
prctctl. Tho following ''ay a r1ragEsph. writ
ten with much nrt, appcaresl in the Foce DE- IA
fTtto. It simply stated that 1t was in error III
announcing that Marshal MacMa1on had re-
cc!ycl the Grand Csoea Ut the Order OF Plus TX.
at the eanlc time With Count larisvb, but It did
not sny It WIS wrpng tn announcing the day hc-
forx that the Holy Father had conferred tho
Grand Gross upon him,
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THE WAR.
Russian Dispatches Declare
Their Defeat at Biela
insignificant.
Tho Gear to Immediately Cross
tho Danube and Take
Command.
The sistova Bridge Weak and In
detensible Against Stub
born Attack.
Belief that One Iron-Clad
Gould Sever Russian
Communications.
The Russians Not Yet Pre-
pared for n Serious
Onset.
The Problem Of Provisioning the
Asian Armies Puzzting
Both Betligerents.
The Problem Of Provisioning the
Asian Armies Puzzting
Both Betllgerents.
Gen. Grant at Dinner with
the King OF Belgium
Yesterday.


HtKiA.
LONDON, july "A dispatch from 6humla
stutca that the report Of a battle at Bcla md
tho rcptllso of tho Russians rcmains unc,ti-
nrn,ctl.
Loxpo.t, July ga dispatch frnm St. Peters
burg dcntes that the Russians wcre sopulsed at
Bcla, and asserts that Bicla 10 uow ID possession
Of the Russians.
TIE WEAK roxroon.
bucnAHEar, July x-The current Of The Dan
llt,c llas been found teo strong for pontoon
bridge built straight across the river. The kus-
btans have therefore been Obliged to clotc II for
DIV for alteration. Another bridge Is now
building close to tho present one.
ALEXANDER
LONDON, july g.-A sclnitxa correspondent
understands that tue Czar has resolved finally
to crosn tho Dnnube nt.tl soc ~ much as possible
Of the war.
THE czAnEw1cn
wifi be appointed to the chief command Of tho
az1ny assigned Tor tho siege Of Rusictluk.
RKInroRGEAsNTs.
A Vienna dtspntcl, statcs that 1000 newly
arrived RusstanB Are now on the march from
Jassy To Galatz.
ONLY 4 rEINT.
BUCHAREST, July B.-Thc Russians assert that
the affair Of B!ela was simply fctus. Thu Ia
probably truF, but II Is evident that tho
fcint bccane more serious than s1l'
tended, probably the Russian fore max
Ing this Demonstration on Biela came upon t1lc
Turks Ia force much sooner than was expected,
and that they suffered severely In consequence.
Several liupiret wounded have reached BuchaF'
est from this engagement.
A MEsEHyE.
Two Russian corps arc moving into Roumanta
to form u reserve.
ADnIANoPIB.
Abdul Merlin is mid to be fortefytng 1ne
from Bhumla to zalnbolf to defend Adrianoplc,
EVACUATION.
4 special frum Sitnnitza Saturday reports ttlat
the TurkH evacuated DIcta Friday morning aitci
tho huttle. They fell back OH tho linz Of Kaat
ctluk.
pATTLH Is IMMINENT
near TirnovA-
TURKISH WOUNDED.
dispatch from Krt1l, Dal1natis, stataa that
thcsy are 1900 Turkish wounded ut santar
aud 29,0N moro exported to arrive.
Yarpa dispatch says that during the la&'
bo1nbariment OF Runtchuk tho RusaIa n Tan
eulnte was entirely destroyed. Ashtncd EYout
Pasha nr1Iyc1 at ltustchuk Saturday.
, 1877-07-09

Dl beware OF sticky. filthy,
, muddy compounds In C0vrrrd
/, @F 0p&que bottles, called Hair
8 paint mud dnub tho hair fur
a 1hc ttsnc{ aud they nre poIsnns
: likely 10 brood p0Fn1yais and
. 6rA&Il d4&cnAc8s
: Turn frUm thGsta " ath 1ontla-
: tnE4 and trent your kanir with
} | t1n pNFOs cFaNn FcAtOFMttv0,--
} LF0NH x kATHKAEI1dBN. This
|, not pztint t1ao hnlr and finally
I destroy II. bNt brinEz Ii bnck
7 10 NOW life by 1saturu'n own
' procGBxs Tho knthAlT0m cost \
only 90 ccntA for u large bot
( tic,
, 1877-07-09

TnE srrUATloA As VIEWED III LONDON.
Loxpox, July a-CoacerniuR tho situation
on tho Danube We have NO new information
from auy quarter, except denlals Of the drat
hastr seportsof rapid advance Of tho RuAsiana.
1NaoYa il not In their hands, nor likely TO b
, 1877-07-09
CRIME.

DOUBLE: MURDER AM, AnapS.
!*p-ctdt h.p1sca to Txr 7r.huhr.
LACROSSE, Wis July e,-Thi. mcrnt wrrc
learned The particulars of a terrible double
mnFder and house-busning committed 7&stcr.
day few ntfcs below THIS city on The VII 7c.ota
side Of the river. 4 Joung 1nat. Jor pu Mar.
quctte, In the employ Of Joseph Ennis, = farmer
living OF the l[ne Of the Chicago, Dubuque q
Minnesota Ro1d, bad quarrel will, the latter
Saturday morning regarding money matters.
Shortly after the quarrel Marquette borrowed
agun Of a neghbor. Later in The LAY rar.>d
section men working near the EunIa farm heard
three shots fred, and nbout noon, tltn-
covered the Ennis housc 10 be on
fire. On breaking open the doors,
which Tcrs found locked, they discovered that
Tho hausc, barns. and outhouses wete burned
to the ground. Seafch was uadc for Ennis nnl
his wife, resulting In the inding OF their bodies
among some rabhltaa tn the cellar, gotxl deal
animation II va. found that b<'sh bud bot;tl shut
through the lead. Marquette, the murderer,
Is about ~ years Of age. ntaa that l,as
bornc haNi name for ho1uc ttinc. lie
early this morning, Ills fscc and hands
badly cut. Tie police arc on bis track and cor-
ftdent Of Ills arrest before night. One Of tic
causes assigned for the 'tltesi was robbery.
Ennis was known. to hare tad considerable
money In bis own keeping Ennis Was man
well known throughout this locality. Tho
tragcdy has created great excitement In this
city anil ncighborlhxd.
LATEft.--Ct!cf-of-p Police Hatch, Of this dty,
iiaa Just arrived with the murderer and safely
lodged him III JAIL lie was found By the Chief
on Frcncl, Island. and WAS practtclng with 70.
vo!rer Ut the titnc Ut bis arEest-
OUT OF THE JAWS OF DEATH,
St. LOUIS. July s.-it may be remembered
that Col. F. Meyer, United States Revenue
Agent Of th!s District, WIS shot and danger
ously woupdcd last February Ut Warreutnt,,
ato., by n. {. Dryden, q sou Of Judge Dryden,
an old and prominent lawyer Of this city. Col.
Meyer lay for many weeks With a bullet
In hls neck, supposed to he lodged
acatnst the yertchr.e, anil Its condition VII,
regarded as etit1ca!. To-day his family pliyss-
cian extracted the ball, and his rux,vurv Is ex-
pcctesl to hc speedy anl permanent us hopes
70 bc Railing tue .npo,,shtt,css in Southwest
Hlasourt again In couple Of weeks
, 1877-07-09


m'ne1"".e'y' ~ t"e iHtRs p,ooao'y mean ~ W
'"'u ."c ING o. Tue Haotsa u '.ey can anu iH'
no'a N se1y 'sVotao'5 s'sua9eo 1or e's"nh ~
!e'aea 4he ueh''oR thus sar rcportea ea'no'
."'e s",'"'te' 10 "'''e INA" o"'Pos' aha"s'
'o' wv 4suH"'au" a'e
~. MT -. 'HEf*hHo fot shH'ooo "oh"'
lug lu' x'sn aun1'ia'eA' m se1naans aan = ln1se auu
.os .esH t''e"se!'1k osue 4@"'vo0 n".s'ta'i7 a"'a
~ ~ 10 "'ose t'e Nsna"e A. S'ss"sa '"an
"os e'Se,s'
a. a. 'os"m anu t"ept 'nn Dool uasea@
''s "t"" a'eh "uS. oo..<e"o WI" '"e
ka!'.'",n y. tug '"ree .' '1"ea po".s'"s u
nue'e"un' e'iie''.a. auo tsF"a oelo'o tnes Saa
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n.n III ',e s.us "sI p1os,s"u nun a. oS !"aoo
sxa,n.s ,,. 'e 4ufa'sn 'ofses aoout n'kopols aial
m.io' oc'ore ahS betfoas sasanee upon the
na'Rans e&'' oe uhoc'taSeh No'h'oE Is 5et
N'''" W ..-....-.
THE TURKISH n1sFos'TtoNs,
ctcep' t'at oeaoquasteIs REMAIN ~ oanma,
",etr @ iseoi' faans' "n's'ef oi WILT, nas lolne"
nuaai hct'H'' anu =. osanc'' mas oce" estao.
i'"eo' unocf "hoso uMcsaon 'ae campaign "''
oe ploeceubea pos7'"as win hosu ''sos ''ian
heretofore, n INC ohiy Eood ttuaN5 Rone'atty
eonceoefl 70 hedtl fsSha IA energy.
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a. o,s'osa J" petn'tted 70 supply tue large
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nus n'okcn o' "' o"" "eIsI1 several 1lnee N
.ue ph1' "eex. ohe '1on;e1an IN oese1m'oeo
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, 1877-07-09

BRussnLs, july R-Thc King h visiting Gen.
0ruut to-day, aud will glTe atato dinner In h!s
honor to-n night. Gen. Grant will depart for
Colo4ne Monday morning.