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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
FREsHETs IN NEw-ENGLAND RIVERS.

BOsToN, March 29-The Maine rivers are
still; reported be rising and fears of serious freshcs
are Appreciated The bridge the river nj Saco has
been closed 10 travel being pronounced unsafe part
the freghthouse Of the Kcnnebec aud Boston stea
boat Company has been swept away. Plummers boom
on the Androscoggin River AZ Lisbon Fails has given
way, and large number Of logs has been swept down
the Tie Macas River is reported to DC higher
than il has been for 80 years and the mills the banks
and the bridges it in imminent peril. Great
danger apprehcnded from iceam in the AndroscOg
GIN River above Lewiston.
The Spring ircshcts at Lawr and Lowell ser-
ousy interfering with mill operations and at the former
place 500 To 900 operatives are Idle. the water at
Lowell is higher than II has been since 1870 No appre
hensIOn Is felt, the storm having ceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
NETWORK STATE SCHOOL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, March 29.-At the meeting Of the
School Commissioners and superintendent Of the State
today Mr. T. b. Snow Of Auburn read the report of the
Committee on School Laws.
The following resolutions were read and referred to
the Committee Textbooks:
ResoIred That legislation upon the textbook usually
oucIs lie door jObbery, disturbs the established com
nerca interests land intercIes with the rights oil COIN
lnuntics and hence should be avoided
RcSOirCd That in view Of the Acknowledged eviis arls-
ing from the frequent changes OF the textbooks one
change in the school law may be made which is OBJ
uDxus TO these ectOHs, aud THAI Is tua Nnon text
book has adopted in any school 1T shall not be
changed for five years.
The following officers for lo77-7s were elected:
Observation-Disclosures A. Mcmillan Of Uuca
Vice Fresdent-COmmissioner John b. Riley OF CLINTON.
COrresg0udn1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAVID Beat
tie of Troy -, =, -,.--
Recordinq Seerctary-Conmissoner A. W. Morehouse
Treisure,-Commissione c. T. Andre rs OF Schuyler
The committee recommended that the next annual
meeting be held Feb 22, 1873. at Utica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
1NlyERsITY JUNIOR EXHIBITIoN.

The Junior Class Of the University OF the
City OF New York held its exhibition last evening at the
Academy Of Music On the platform were Chancellor
Crosby PROS johnson, Bull Baird, Mott, Martin, Bfls,
and Stevens, L. O. HOvey. superintendent Of public
Schools ia Newark, ard the Rev. Dr. Virgin OF Harlem
The speakers for the Junior exhibition are chosen aC-
cordng TO their scholarship, with the exception Of two'
representing the phionahcan and Euclean Societies OF
the university The order of Orations last evening was
as follows THE Place OF Music Among the Fine Aris
Jabez Backus OF the Philomathcan Society; Marshal
New" Albert W. Ferris; "Zcuobia" Louis Claude
Wilton; Puritan NewEngland," Charles Clifford Buck
ley; "To the Vciors Belong the Spells" John Abcl At
wood; "The Martyrs of France" Max Theodore Rosen-
berg: "ThC Siege Of Jerusalem Cornelius b. IabrskIe
Novelties" James Edgar Bull; Tho Cuban ReyOlu.
ton" William Journey ROOme; "Th" BulWark OF
Conscientious" Charles Juds0n CnnkliG; 1.-THE Death
Ride at Baakava" Robert Benjamin Davis. Henry
Hull Spies and Clarence Manners, latter epre5e ts
the Euclcan Society, regularly selected IN speak, were
excused at their request. At the conclusion Of the
exercises the judges Prot Ellie Charlier Of the Charler
Institute, A. T. Randolph and thc Rev. Mr. FISHER Of
jersey City, agreed to award the webster Prize" TO
William Journey RoOmc OF this city as the best orator
he o.g1E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE AT coHoEs.

COHoEs, y. y, March pa fire at an early
hour this morning destroyed the large brick building
81 Mohawk-st, owned by residents OF SewYork tW.
Chadwick, agent, and occupied By ]. T. vandenburg,
grocer, and j. s. T. Hughes paper box manufacturers.
The flames extended 10 Nos 60 and II, owned and
pied by = t. g. Adams pork dealers, bat checked
without serious damage. While the fremcn were busy
the lower stories the roof fell in burying Charles
Walker, member OF the Adams steamer the ruins.
north wall Of the building outward and on 10 an
adjoining frame building. crushing lis way through the
roof and two hOors ana carrying with the debris Mrs
Henry Luddckc, who engaged get Ing breakfast in
the kitchen, into rapidly running way which passed
under the buildings. Her body was recovered.
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20 ST S OR p T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SETTLING THE TURKISH TROUBLES.
LONDON Friday, March 80, 1877.

LONDON Friday, March 80, 1877
The Vienna Niche Freie Presse intimatcs that
IL ia possible the question OF the pro'ooo'
will be separated from that OF demobilizatioh' III
reference to the latter Russia would ior"aiS
point out that she had already gwen
promise to dsarn. England could declare nerse aud
lied with this declaration. Actual disarmament VIII,
be postponed until the Porte would hkc",se V'n rn
Meantime il is believed that peace between Of the
aud Turkey would be cOhcIiueu IA ooh''i" -
signing OF the protocol.
VIOLENT SCENE Ar ST. PETERSBURG
special dispatch TO The Daily Ne1s from ST. fe'eis
burg SAYS: "On Monday, Lord Lotus, the bfi'isi i
bassador mad a stormy interview with Prince Gof'chi-
tof The latter used very energetic lahguhho i0"
,iro 70 Enrlaud's refusal to make any advances
toward q. pcaceable solution Ihis in'er,'o" ~
was thought would destroy hopes OF peace. however
m "Wednesday mornng other counsels seem 10 nave pre-
vailed for telegram was then sent Count schou'aoH
in which Russia made another step toward cohcesso
The telegram authorized Count SchouVaioh W en'oo,
Russia's promise to disam in mcinorahuuni' "i'"
memorandum may, If necessary, be rean Ill i'
lament. The following are the conuit'ohs az
tached to the promise: That INC rol'0 na' NV
neace with Montenegro accept the protocol anu seiu a
EnbasSador TO ST. Petersburg to arrange me n''er VI
d,InobliZatlOn SchOuyalOh communicated '0 ''''
going to Lord Derby on Wednesday
THE PROTOCOL VIRTUALLY ACCEPTED
The Morning Post in its leader says:
II evuactaton had not been repeatedly deceived we
should announce positively mat an tnd awav II il
hmwever certain that within the last few hours ciea'
understanding has been arrived at ana MS I enobe
Pnss,a with honor to undertake dEaimlnieniI,
fimnltapeousiy with turkey. kilograms from abroad an
pun ol. y, ,h neroions which have resumed under
such good auspices resulting III nnii S,i iii
NAV prepare ourselves to learn that the po,ooVi @
Shortly be signed The only Outstanding question Is tie
MOnenegrIn difficulty; but cohhiec - s r. dn aI She
firi cam 70 met the requirements OF the 8tuatlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
MORNING SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

MORNING SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
THE SUPPLY BILL PASSED IN THE AssEMBLY-WARN
DEBATES ON PROPOSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WOMEN's CONTRACTS.
Irpon PIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIEUNE.I
ALBANY, March 29.-After three hours de-
bate to-day over several important amendmons none OF
which were adopted the Assembly passed the supply
bill The Bridge Ring stood firm TO The last although Il
vigorous attempt To break it made by Mr.. Baker,
chairman of the Canal Committee. He moved that all
the appropriations for the building OF bridges, inserted
in the bill while il under discussion in the Commit
tee of the Whole be rescinded The bridges would cost
The State $4,000. This was large sum,
n take from the revenues the canals for entirely
unnecessary work Nj Tabor Of Erie said that il was
necessary 10 have the bridge at To nawanda an appfO
praton for which had been made He hoped the Assem-
bly, would not Tecede from ITS previous determination
Mr. J. s. Graham OF Monroe thought that every locality
ought 10 build its own bridges, and not attempt 10
induce the state pay fOr such Injuries Eocheser
buit its own bridges Mr. Tabor replied thai, Rochester
had previously obtained all the bridges II needed from
the State and had then attempted TO steal the ehue
canal MI Hodges of Rochester said that flch Ocahues
could indeed build their bridges but poorer ones
ought TO be aided. MI. Gallagher Of Eric said he
earnestly hoped that Mr. Bakers motion would MOI
nrevan The same appropriations were put in last
wears supply bin, and were eNcded ~ "oV ihueh'
Mr. Bssel of Niagara also expressed BIS carnst nope
that the appropriation for bridge at Lockp''t ""no
moi be cut Off M Baker s-d that the appropriations
f hudipg the same bridges had been twice disapproVed
of by the Governor Of the State He desired 10 nave 'e
-, hnl free from any such blemshes. vote
- ,beu taken on his motion Upon MI AIHOIGs name
hing called he asked 10 be excused frouyotns on the
eonnd that he was an interested party The Assembly
sa,inod 70 excuse him from voting. He then voted
ao.inst the adoption Of the motion The motion was
defeated by a vote Of 80 TO 81
This discussion motion TO strike out al appio
iation of $4,000 lasted about Ten MINUTES ,ne ~.
an aupropraton Of $1,000, which was stricken
90, in te Committee OF the Whole Mr. Post made TINS
Gu, ~ ooon The Appropriation was 10 pay for law
library at Auburn Mr. spnola who was sileI, au
M a, over the far larger appropriation inVeigned
s1anst the extravaganza Of the Legislature mi n,n.
" II Rockwell protested that tne A0'"i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
THE NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL.

TRENTON, n. j., March 29.-ln addition to
an order made on the receiver OF the NewJersey Central
Railroad to pay dividends due on the South Branch Kali
road and The Newark and NewYork Railroad, the Ch"n-
ceor has also ordered said receiver to pay The semi
annual dividend OF Big per cent due rent for tne New
York and Long Branch Railroad on the Isl 81 AplI mex
mon ali the stock held and pledged by the Cthrn
Railroad aud not held by John W. Watson anu mat ne
Commune 10 nav the dividends said stock on the htst
day Of April aud October in each year until iufther no
tice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. James HoteI-SeDat0r John 7. Jones OF Nevada.
Isor Uguse-The Hon Thomas Russell o. s. Minister TO
Venezuela ..FNh Acenus Hotel -OConor Power NJ ~ oi
Ireland the Hon Galusha Grow Of Pcnnsyvanla; Con-
FRESHMAN Andrew Williams Of Plattsburg, y. y ex Con.
eressinan W IT, II. sowe Of Virginia Prof G. W. Benet
~ syracuse University; exGOv. Andrew q. Curtin OF Pen
syIyanil Lieut. Commander ~ NJ Dyer u = navy; am
of Boston NcC fOrk HOfet-Co u Woou-
riff C. - Army; Lawrence Barrett and George hIghoiu
IreroO IOas5-Joseph HcksOn General Manager OF the
Grand Trunk ia lway Canada, and John ~ Forbes OF
go,tOn Hotel BruHswiek-Count II. de Choisenl on PATS
ITnJsor UtsiSr william Werner Of England Gen W. r.
CaIlp a. - Army and Robert Harris President Oi the Ci
caeo burlington aud Quincy Railroad Company ...Er1su
USuse-Prof. Henry a. Finch OF Hamilton College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
LllY IEIEGRArn 10 TIE TEIELNE.l

ALBANY, March 29-G0v. Robinson has not
vet signed the new Public WORKS bill. II rumored
that ne will do so during the present week, and next
week will send IN the name Dewitt c. West President
of the Utica ana Black River Railroad Company for the
Office of Superintendent Il is generally believed that
this nomination will be acceptable TO the Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
THE DIRECT CABLE COMPANY.

LONDON. Frlday, MdltH %, Io'''
Tho managing director of the Direct Cable
Company has issued circular ASKING snarenou'io -
,nnt min, in ureyenting the magamation party from
a;ripc a tl,ree-fourths majority, which is necessary
~" nassiar n resolution Of quidatonan Indispensable
preliminary OF ainalgamation
IEnr oihrr Foreiqn Nelcs sac FtrSt IdgeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

quire continued assisance the remainder was in ts NJ
chanics Bank cash account Since the last ,sno.
$5746 80 has been dsbursed and s3436 90 received
stated that all Of the sufferers whose claims were REGARDED .
Just have been cared for.
NEwJERsEY
HOBOKEN.-The Democrats have rnominatsa
Joseph Russell FOR Mayor NJ H. Murphy for Water Reg,,
Georre Ducher for cry Gers and John Dooey xsssss
Donough for Recorder and John KameDa. Republican s
sncSe BY hanging himself il stable on FoartSc Hs hsd
been melancholy for several days.
GUrEsBEGGtis said that the workman with whom Joeun
sah quarreed before he burned to death Praps
separge seh"arge says ne was IN The room above s
when he awoke Valentine Bartein, and with him .
save the m@n'siife. ,ppsry crrv
The stockholders of the Northern Railroad elected
the following directors for the ensuing year E1. si.o D.
DeySns, j. p. Marquand, j. H. Browning, W. G. Brosnnss
and A. A. Roorback.
NEWARK.
A glove maker of this city has just completed 80
pairs OF boxing gloves for students at Yale College.
Companies and II of the LIST, and and y Of tho
5n Regiments National Guari have been dsoandd BY Gen
National Guard
LONG ISLAND
AsTORIA-George A. Mott, who defended the As
TO ay before the Governor in the q yss
s i5so Prison G sn S na e T IL .
three convicted who declare that Roberts not with
ss% Of On IN. nu%ber say Rs a
that mig ht and which go 10 shOWihat he In
teenthst BROOKLYN the time when the robberies Astoria
produced evidence at Roberss ta said been
Madden, the escaped burglars Roberta
apparently duplicating the latter Is alleged have
been by the paramOur OF ROberss first tina
purpose OF getting Roberts into trouble DstrietAttorney
downing he has little aitn In such adayit The fact
Identification OF Roberts Of the burglars still re-
that evidence only be overthrow through tia
production OF the two men yet at liberty
FLsHISGA call has been issued for meeting tomorrow
evening oppose the proposed division Of Queens County
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
YoRKTowN.-.JOhn w. Carpenter Democrat was
elected Supervisor instead Ryder IT, Republican,
pre- reported The Board Of Supervisors will
consist Of 10 Democrats and Republicans.
|
[Announcsmentsl
The old, effectual Cough remedy-JAYNEs
ExPECIoRANr
A twenty-five cent bottle of PoRTER's CoUGH
BALsAM will relieve your cough Try lit
CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaired
promptly by Metropolitan Washing Machine Co.. 80 COand
ST.. y. Y.
VoGEL Bros, the only House that sells
FAsHIoYABLE CLonNG actual low prices Broadway
Houston, Eighth-ave. near 42dst
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-kNOX's SPRING
HAT ia lust ont aud ready Inspection and sale at 2l2 Broad
and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
GOV. BROWN WILL SERVE On THE COMMISSION.

NASHVILLE, March 2|.-EX-GOv. John {.
Brown arrived here tonight and telegraphed his accept
Of the appointment OF the commissioners 10
visit Louisiana He will leave tomorrow morning. via
Atlanta for NewOrlcans. where he will meet the other
toners, who have tcesraphed that they will
leave Washington Oh Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam 80 Noon. 32' SPIN. 3lo. Midnight 33'
ii CHEAT during the day. 49, Lowest ~.
Average 800. Same day. 1876, 4O's'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

SPECIAL AUGMENTATION SPRING
HAT just aud ready for Inspection and sale 22 Broad
way and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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tain, they fell III with hOmeward-b0und vessel,
wish you'd write few lines for 10 send to the old
woman cause can't write" Certainly" asseued the
goodnatured skipper taking his writing materials
what shall siyf" POmpey told the story that he
wished his wife know which his aInanuensis faith
fully recorded. Is that ALL Pompi" asked the captain
preparing seal the letter. Yes. nassa" replied he
showing his "ivoIies" tank you; but fore YOU .os
him js say, Please scuse bad spelling aud writing will
yer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

a dukes funeral through small town 10 scotland the
following cOloquy between two women overheard.
One absorbed I'm contemplation ~ the SIGNS ~ woe
claimed: " Poor WOman She Viii he sir lamented {"
"WOinaDv' said the other. Gao ava wi y.-it's n
MANI "Gae AVA wi ye y0uIsci'" r,jone The other,
with expression OF the utmost contempt Wha di,nI
ken that dukes the she o. a drakef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

VoGEL Bros, the only House that sell
FAsHIOyABLE CLOTHING at actual low prices Broadway,
Houston, ana Eghth-ave. near 42d'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaired
promptly by Metropolitan Washing Machine Co.. 80 cOrand
ST., y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
> ooucrptve Organs rsdicaly and speedily cured once
hourn to HENRY A. DANIELS NJ d. la Lekingtona''
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ALBANY.
THE OMNIBUS BILL.

The BILL PREPARED By THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON
81. CITIES FOR TIE GOVERNMENT OF NETWORK
= p.sSrn nv THE SENATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30

A twenty-five cent bottle of PoRTER's CoUGH
BALsAM will relieve your cough Tryit
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18
LATEST BY MAIL.

Gen. Grant and party went to Lucerne
Monday.
The rinderpest has broken out at Bethnel
Green, England.
The khedive is now sending troops, horses
and guns by Egyptian steamers to Con- tanti-
nople.
The report of the defeat of Grand Duke
Nicholas is not confirmed by dispatches by
Redif Pasha.
Twenty thousand dollars in watches and
E. Dickson, Philadelphia last Saturd ay
night.
The porte officially declares that the Rus
slams have burned alive the inhabitants of
Jonis, near Tinova, who had taken refuge in
a mosque.
1t is officially announced that the advance
guard of the Russian army passed the Bal
kans on the evening of the 18th inst without
firing a shot,
The millers of Minneapolis have adopted
resolutions condemning the Cochrane patent
middling purifier. They have to pay a
heavy royalty for using it.
At Sterling, Illinois, Monday, Edward
Hopper killed Phillip Proudloot with ball
bat. The alleged cause was the seduction of
Hopper's sister by Proudloot.
j. H, Pierce, United States marshal for
the northern district of Mississippi, has ten
dered his resignation to take effect the 3lst
of July, and it has been accepted
The Turks having Withdrawn ali troops
from the Montenegrin frontiers, except the
garrisons of the forts and blockhouses,
Prince Nicholas is preparing to besiege
Nicsics again.
An official dispatch announces that Eyoup
Pasha has attacked the Russians under Grand
Duke Nicholas north of Tinova and defeated
them with loss of 10000, and the grand
duke is surrounded
Several San Francisco merchants who
have business relations with Mexican firms
are taking steps to protest against the order
of the secretary of war authorizing Gen. Ord
to invade Mexican territory.
George M. Pinney, of San Francisco, has
sued w. B. Carr for 100000, alleged to be
due plaintiff in settlement of business trars-
actions between him and defendant prior to
the flight of the former from the country.
A correspondent with the Turks telegraphs
under date of Kars, July II, that Mukhtar
Pasha, with the main army, is in strongly
entrenched position on a ridge eight miles
south. The Russians have completely with
drawn from the siege
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18

1t is rumored that an agent of the Spanish
government has been at Provincetown, Mass,
trying to adjust the mat er of the seizure of
the ship Ellen Risepah. The agent for the
owners refused to compromise, Observing that
it was matter to be settled by our govern
ment and not by him.
A dispatch from Calcutta says the latest
accounts from the famine districts of Madras
are somewhat worse. The rainfall has been
slight over portions of the affected area The
numbers of the natives on the public works
and receiving gratuitous relief have increas-
ed. There has been great mortality from
disease, especially among children.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO BANKERS.

The following decision will prove of inter
est to bankers.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-Ihe
Southern Enpress Compamyvs. Citizens Bank
Of Loulsia1sa: In this case judgment has been
rendered in favor Of the express company
against the bank for $12, 500 and for costs.
This was suit to collect express charges on
moneys sent and undervalued. The bank
contended it had right to value its money
packages the same as other packages. The
express company insisted that the letter and
spirit ofthe contract, as well as universal
custom now having the forces of law, requir-
ed full and true statement of contents Of
money packages, and payment of charges on
every dollar shipped. That they had made
very expensive arrangements for the safe con
veyance of money, and were entitled to full
compensation. Leovy & Kruttcshnitt for
complainants, Armand Pitot, Semmes &
Mott for defendants.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18
CALLING For TROOPS.

Washington, July lS.-The governor OF
West Virginia telegraphed for U. S. troops
to quiet the riotous strik, rs.
YESTERDAY AFFRAY
Washington, July Isl, is stated con-
cerning Yesterdays shooting at Martinsburg,
that as the train was about to start Wander
griff, striker ATTEMPTED to run the train on
the side track, and when John Poisal, one OF
the militia tried to replace the switch, Van
dergriff fred, wounding Poisal, who return
ed the fire, hitting Vandergrif in the hip.
A desultory firing continued and large
crowds collected. However as volunteer
fireman and an engineer ran off at the first
shot, Capt. Faulkner said he had perform
ed his duty and marched the militia to the
armory and disbanded them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18
Rig SALE oF GOA.
CRIME.
ARSON.

Cincinnati, July lS.-An unknown party
set fire to the house of VIM. Anderson, near
Worthwhile, Ky, at an early hour yesterday
morning, while his family was asleep A
daughter, sixteen years old, awoke, came to
the front door and opened it Immediately
Several shots were fired, eleven shots taking
effect upon the girls person, inficting
wounds from which she died at noon. Nc
motive for the deed is known.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18
THE DOMINION.
AT SEA.

AT SEA.
Quebec, July 1s.-Capt. Cere, of the bark
Amplitude, from Bristol for this port, re-
ports June 26, in latitude 44o 39l north and
430 west he met the schooner New Bedford
% days out, with Mr.. and Mrs Grape on
board. They remained to dinner on the
Amplitude, and expressed themselves well
satisfied SO far with their voyage.
CONDEMNED
Montreal, July 1S.-The Caledonian 80
ciety voted the condemnation of Mayor
Beadry.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18

HEAVY FAILURE IN NEW YORK ClTY..A
WOOLEN IMPORTER GOES UNDER
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FOREIGN.
RESIGNED.

RESIGNED.
Constantinople, July 1S.-safevet Pasha,
foreign minister, has resigned. Aarif
Pasha, once foreign minister, and once am
bassador to Vienna, succeeds safevet Pasha
who had been long decided in favor of peace.
ALLIANCE BETWEEN ITALY AND RUSSIA.
Psris, July 1S.-It is reported an active
alliance between Italy and Russia will be
made in case that Austria should interfere
in the present war.