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The New York herald., 1877-09-07
SEARCHING FOR A FUGITIVE.
SPENCER, OF THE CHICAGO SAVINGS BANK, BE-
LIEvED TO BE IN CANADA.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

LIEvED TO BE IN CANADA.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept q, 1871
The interest in tho wheie ibouts Of u. d. Spencer,
President of the state Savings Institution has not all
abatcd but the mystery Of tho disappearance rather
tends excite continued inquiry into the matter 1t
is now believed hey ond question that he is Canada
a careful Investigation has settled some points.
Beyond doubt spencer, accompanied by his vie,
adopted daughter fifteen years oil age, and female
servant made their hcgira the 10Th ofAugust They
boarded the 5:l5 p. N Michigan Central
train at Twenty second street. The fugitive
party got on a forward Later tho
evening the gentlemen OF the party sought obtain
section III a Sleeping car On this tram there were
three Wagner palace cars-the Tuscola, Wayne and
Grand Rapds--ali going eastward VIA the Canada
Western Onlnquiry the party secking section said
he was gong TO Hamilton, Canada, and was assigned
section III the palace car Grand Rapids This car, as
Humphreys and the co!orcd porter OF the Grand
RAPIDS Is named Williams Both these parties have
been and interviewed, and the above with these
additional facts, has been learned Alter c1gaging
the nights accommodation the gentleman came into
tho with lady glrl about twelve or thirteen
years of age and female servant The Cnicago Base
ball Club also occupied bcrhs in the The gentle
man shortly after nghtial ordered the porter TO make
up the section, ana the wholo party retired early.
Conductor Humphreys remembers distinctly help
they took tho train for Toronto. This Is
the Toronto train had started and no called
To the conductor TO stop II, which was DONE and he
helped the party on the train In tho hurry OF this
departure the gentleman said no would have TO leave
MS baggage, and requested Conductor Humphreys 20
send It after aim to Toronto giving the name of
hotel he intended stopping at but no further address,
The baggage man spoken 10 about the matter In
all this the conductors memory rs refreshed by the
fact OF the baseball club being board, tho gentle
man uneasncss at delay and his leaving without his
baggage
tor. Hc remembers nothing particular about tho
auartot further than whcn called TO hs mind. Tho
ian seemed particularly anxious TO got stored
away Tor the night. The additional Information has
been ca thercd that d. ID. spencer appeared In Mon
treaI las SUNDAY morning He took quarters At ST.
Lawrence Hall ana there registered under assumed
name OF D. ID. Alcn Toronto IL 10 presumed that his
wife and family lett him at Toronto Tor Mohawk, "
the residence OF his father
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THE STATE PRISON MURDER.
BEowS ''MUM," DAVIS LIKELY TO BE CAUGHT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HAMLIS AND ALLEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY
BIowS ''MUM," DAVIS LIKELY TO BE CAUGHT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARTFORD, Conn., Sept q, 1877.
The two State Prison murderers, Hamlin and Alien.
were brought Into the Superior Court this afternoon,
after consultation with counsel both pleaded not
await their trial. which will during the present
month. United States senator Eaton has been n
gagged as counsel Tor Hamliu and Hon. s. y. Jones for
Allen.
DRows WILL TALK.
Warden Hewes this morning received q telegram
from III. S. Il. Carney, Actuary OF the New York Lille
Insurance Company, containing only the brief inquiry.
ais Brown ready to talk ?" This had reference q
promise made by Hamilton, alias Brown, last week
iha, he would to-day give his decision whether he
would or would not acccde 10 DR.. Carncy's request
for the disclosure Of all the knowledge that he
(Brown) has IN regard 10 tho check forgery
Carney's company. The warden Immediately called
upon Brown IN the workshop, the convict receiving
him suileny, and apparently inerrng the object OF
the visit. Alter stating The nature OF the telegram
the warden requested his answer, and Brown without
= moments hesitation aud In n very emphatic tone
replied, 81 am not prepared to communicate anything
10 those gentlemen Further than this he had moth
ing to say, not even giving AN ntnation OF possible
yielding In the future. During the interview Brown
maintained dogged, determined AIR and the inference
Is that his partners crime need have no immediate
apprchensions that he Will make u single admission
tending 20 their injury.
SEARCHING DAVIS
Tho pursuit oil Davis, the prison keeper, who con-
nived al the escape oi Hamiln ana Allen Is being
lively prosecuted, ana this morning Warden Hewes re-
ccived despatch from Mddletown twelve miles from
the State Prison, that Davis had been seen An officer
despatched TO investigate the matter, and reports
tonight that DAVIS was Cromwell near Mid
dletown, the previous evening THIS indicates that
Is endeavorng 10 effect his escape by night journeys
ana that he stands very wholesome tear OF pen
atty OF his crmc wnicn a State Pris offence under
Connecticut law Oiicers have been sent Say brook
aud New Haven TO intercept HIM II he attempts 70
reach NoW York by rail or boat
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SENATOR OWENS ESTATE.
[IY rgLEonApH TO rur uEnALp.l !

BALTIMORE. Nd Sept. o. 1871,
The relatives OF the late Senator owens made de-
mand on the hotel clerk at the Howard House to-day
for the packages supposed to contain $4,000 in
securities aud cash Tho clerk hid been pro.
vously instructed by the Columbia authorities
retain the packages. and refused deliver
them. pending mn investigation. Marshal Grey
also lelcsraphed to from South Carolina and sxed
that the packages not disturbed. lie accord
ing called on the clerk and notified hni not TO
der them. A brother OF owens arrived here late to-
night Tomorrow the remains oil the deceased Sens-
tor viii be sent to Columbia, accompanied by his wife
and other relatives.
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INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

ALBANY, Sept q, 1871
The statement that the Insurance department had
found serious discrepancies the books OF the New
York I,fe Insurance Company is denied positively at
the department The investigation had been sus
pended Tor three weeks account of the exhaustion
OF the usual department appropriation. and has just
been resumed the Attorney Generals opinion having
opened way for its continuance but nothing 10 give
color to such rsport.is admitted a. uua
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DESPERATE ROBBERY.


HIM TO DIvULGE SAFE CoMB1NATIoN-
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
WAPoKESErrA, Ohio, Sept o, 1877.
Last night was tho fourth and only successful al
tempt rob County Treasurer within the past
years County Treasurer Lewis Myers was in attend
ancc the Catholic festival last evening. While
turning homo at hall past nine. he seized on
Main street, his home, by four men and quickly
gagged, and thence carried to stable adjoining his
residence, where his captors remained with hun until
about midnight when, in obedience TO signal, they
started with their captive to the Treasurers Office, in
the County Court House Mr. Myers having the Office
keys with him, II was only the work of
few moments TO gam entrance to the Office. Alter
persistcn. reusals TO open the combination, the
thieves kindlcd fre between Mr.. Myers feet as he
lay helpless on the floor, and after thoroughly
ing his logs and burning portion oi his falcons
Mr. Meyers was forced TO yield. With the MD of tho
light thrown from dark lantern on the combination
he opened the safe lie was unable 10 recognize sec
any one In the room
HEAVY HAUL.
After securing the money, some $50 900, three OF
the robbers took hasty flight leaving Quo standing
guard the PROSTATE and helpless victim Mr.
Myers Is Of opinion that this remained with b m
until about tour O'Clock The discovery was made
this morning about six O'Clock and Mr. Myers was re-
leased IRON his painful situation He bears ina rks of
severe punishment aud to-day Is not ablo to leave
bed
wno THE cRiMiSALsf
one man IS now under arrest supposed TO belong to
gang Of four or i've SUSPICIOUS characters who have
irequenled the town during the past three or four
weeks, aud with the exception OF this man have not
been seen since Saturday. We have evidence this
evening Of the flight of three men In wagon gong
q 1orthwesterly direction. They seen about Two
O'Clock this morning driving rapidly
- REWARDS OFFERED.
The County Commissioners oncr reward OF 81, 600,
in addition to which Mr.. Meyers offers 50 600 more,
Tor arrest Of or any intelligence that Will lead 10 the
arrest oil tho outlaws
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CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS.

SAN Francisco. Sept q. 1877.
Election returns still very incomplete, bus
enough known to render II almost certain that the
democrats viii have large majority in the Legislature
on Joint ballot
ln the city the taxpayers probably elect most or the
municipal officers except the Mayor Police Commis~
sioners, Superintendent OF Schools and, perhaps,
Sherin IL IS thought that majority OF the taxpays
ern' SLncrVsurs olocfed
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

WHEELING, W. W., Sept 8, 1871
special to the Register. from stubenvilc, Ohio,
states that freight the Cleveland and Pits
burg Railroad ran or the track and down embink.
that place this afternoon, killing Robert Davis.
OF Indianapolis, and wounGng othcrs. all circus men
The accident was caused BY an imperfect rail whcn
hnd lust be Oh laid.
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CHICAGO'S BROKEN BANK.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept o, 1877.
Further investigation into the affairs OF the State
Savings Bank has resulted IN The discovery OF num-
Der OF new which will figure as available assets.
and xil probably brirg tho assets up TO million of
dollars or over and render eventual pay ment OF
from thirty TO forty cents IN the dollar possible.
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WHEREABOUTS OF SITTING BuIL-nEpoHr OF 4

WHEREABOUTS OF SITTING BULL-REPoRr OF
SCOUT FROM THE VICINITY or HIS CAMP.
WASHINGTON, Sept..o. 1871
fne following despatch has been forwarded TO tho
War Department by General Sheridan:-
ST. PAUL, Sept 8, 1877.
ADJuTAST GESERAL DIVISION, MISSOURI Chicago ILL.,
Mr. Forester, Indian trader on the Upper Missouri
Rvor, Informs me that scout, who left point
twenty miles from Sitting BULBS camp, about the I'D
OF August, came into Wolf Point ninety miles above
Buford, August %, aud reported Indications Of
sitting Bull this side OF the ne Mr. Forester also
states that messenger from the Canadian police, who
was at Benton, August Is, reported sitting Bull IN HIS
camp on British territory, as late as August IL.
RUGGLES, Assistant Adjutant General
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wORKINGMEN's NOMINATION.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE. Md, Sept q, 1877
Joseph Thompson. man oi some means and fluent
speaker, blacksmith by occupation, was nominated
by the Workingmcn's Association tonight as Mayor
vi Baltimore. The nomination was by acclaination.
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THE TROUBLESOME INDIANS

CRAZY HORSE DEAD-HIs BODY TAKEN CHARGE
OF by HIS PEoPLE-THE AGITAToRs TO BE
APPBEHENDED-sKETcH OF THE INDIAN
WARRIOR.
CAMP ROBINSON, Neb., Sept q, 1877.
Crazy Horse died at midnight from the effects OF
jurics received while attempting make his escape
from the suardhousc here last night HIS people
charge Of his body. All Is quiet this morning.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty .iour hours IN
parison with the corresponding date OF last ycar.
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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ORDERS FoR THE ARREST OF DIsrURBERs

OHDEhS FOh IHE ANhEST OF DIST UHBEKS+
CHICAGO Ill, Sept. 8, 1871
Orders have already been issued for the appreben-
sion OF some OF the principal agitators among tho
Indians in the disturbed regions OF the West, with
Wow Of placing them In confinement in Florida, a
practice which has proved effective in quepg dis
orders among the Indians In the Indian Territory and
elsewhere.
Army officers bore do not anticipate any serious
commoton on account OF tho death OF Crazy Horse.
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THE DEATH OF CRAZY HORSE CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9, 1877.
Dispatches 10 tho War Department from General
Sheridan confirm the report oil the death OF the In
dian Chief Crazy Horse while attempting to make his
escape from Imprisonment at Camp Robinson. He
shot by the sentry ON duty at the post
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A LIFE SENTENCE.
HARTFORD. Conn. Sept,

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept @, 1871
Robert L. Espy was sentenced to-day to the State
Prison Tor life for the murder OF his wife in Rocky
Mil
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SENATOR MORTON.
NO IMPROVEMENT IN HIS CONDITION.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
IrcHsoSp. Ind, Sept o, 1877.
Senator Morton Is no better, II indeed be 10 not
worse than be was week ago His father, gran1
father and brother died with paralysis and his sister 10
now afflicted with H. 1t Is rumored that President
Hayes Will visi, him TO morrow sunday. Mortop
never recover
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WHEN HANDLED IN AN UNPURIFIED STATE
the linen of persons troubled with contagious maiadies
usually the disease Prevent the soa
and sufferer well with GLISs's SULPHUR SoAR.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE black brown Soc
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TROUBLE AHEAD.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept o, 1871
private despatch from Red Cloud, received this
city today states that trouble is anticipated among
the Indians and some may leave. Little Big Man was
wounded by Crazy Horse.
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A SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE (SPR-
calty Gcntenrns Silk Hats. Latest novelties In line
Hats Helmets, Derby and Soft Hats Is New Church
The New York herald., 1877-09-07

BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD BY HUDNUT HERALD
Building; Caswel Massey, 25'h st. and Broadway.
DRINK FOR THE BfelklN MY-A-rELvETp wHIs-
key; old aud mellow 81 81 per large bottle; SO per gs-
Ion. " N,N kEIL. - Chnmbers 81.
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BRAIN FOOD-A BOTANICAL EXTRACT,
gthcns tho brain and debility Price
ST.. All druggists. Depot Aliens Pharmacy, 18th st.
lsta Nov York
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A-THE WELL KNOWN SUPERIORITY OF GEN.
tienien's iArs manu- actured by EsPENSCHEID OF lIS
Nassau renders Deedui only Tor him that
the Fall Styles ady for insp specton and sale.
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PRICE REDUCED FROM IS TO So
kNOXS Fall silk HAT
ol1 broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1877-09-07

DIAMOND EARRINGS, s325; \ SACRIFICE; COST
$3.50 pure white extra brilliant.
MILLS X COLEMAN. Isy Grand ST..
The New York herald., 1877-09-07

A.-VAIUABLE TNFOKNATION-WHENTO To MAKE
money in stocks; send for H. BRADLEY CO., 40 Broad
ST.. York.
The New York herald., 1877-09-07

JAMES, Halter, THIS DAY HAS REDUCED HIS
extra quality DRESS lIAT - So which
lad his salesrooms j25 Broadway tSt Nicholas
Hatan
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"EoI PERcivALn

I IFE OR DEATH DEFEND UPON THE PROPER
1LcAmen OF the diseases which tails 10
such as Diabetes Cancer. inherited aud acquired Blood
Diseases those OF the heart sidney and other
ing Dtopsy. therefore, fthc and
patient Is subjected operations death Is sure TO speedily
follow from exhtustiOn. This is the Language aud
rence o tho eminent physicians in Europe. as we'll
Dr. HEATH OF 200 Broadway New York. and for further
information see his Treatise gratis
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ssLNoR PERCIvAL"
lust OCr-NEW EDITION OF THE PHILOSOPHY
- OF Marriage. addressed the dobated those sui
rng from diseases contracted In uugusrded momouts and
which produce much Free Tor 70 Address
Sec New ork Mnsenm VI AnatOny. 0Is Broadway. y.
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Average temperature tor corresponding date last
yeM..... o45S
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RUPTURE CURED BY DR.. MARSH'S RADICAL
CURE Truss. Only Nesey ST. (Astcr n9use), opDo
site ST. Pants Church
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

MA>ilNCION, GllItSs Juuc IL, l''''
II seems little singular that the Coast
survey whose functions would appear 10 require IL TO
stick pretty closely tidewator should be engaged IN
making system " trianguations running clear across
I'm, continent the 39th parallel The Object ANNOUNCED
j. Ia connect the systems aud make unit OF Them
Thls Is no doubt highly important IN scientific point OF
view but ITS utility needs he demonstrated to the
average citizen. The transcontncutal operations are
Ind al the Coast Survey office to be going on rapidly
Ex-Goy Noyes had an interview with the President
and secretary EyaIts to-day. His appointment as Minis
fer to France will date from July l. He viii sail about
Auc having heen requested 10 reach Paris not later
tlin Aug 20. Minister WasIburncs stay VIII cover the
eriod OF Gen. Grants VISIT, an arrangement understood
10 .e lratif,lng to the eX-Presiient.
The Secretary OF War; Gel sherman, and other officers
who have been at Point for several days past and
ia, Secretary of the Navy with the chiefs Of the various
,iI,ils i'm hi, departure nt VINO have en- inspecting TIE
uayy-Varis nj League Island, Penn, and Brooklyn, N.Y.
are expected 10 return here TOMORROW.
seuor Garcia, Minister Of the Argentine Republic,
beug absent on leave, the secretary OF the Argentine
LEGATION Scnor Ydela Dorna, to-day presented to
Assistant Secretary Seward at the State Department As
he accredited representative Of the republic during The
Minister'S absence.
The President has received copy of the resolutions
passed by the NewIampshiYe Legislature ON June ID,
inviting him III very cordial terms to visit that state dur
ing his trip 10 Ncw-EnSland
The subject Of a new extraditon treaty with England
was discussed at the Cabinet meeting to-day, without
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THREATENED WHISKY RING EXPOSURE

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June ia special dispatch
from Pekin H.. says that II. r. Westernan member OF
the Pckm Whisky Ring threatens TO make startling
disclosures q is city next week during the trial Of
Jake" Hehm vi other prominent men, who amassed
princeN fortunes as active members OF the Chicago
Whisky Ring 1t is satthat Westeunau has manner
compromised his difficulties with the Government, and
will appear rs witness against Rehm several others
whose trial will take place this city. is safe
that there is other in the country who ba- better
knowledge OF the fraudulent Whisky Ring trans actions
which have been carried 80 extensively In the West
than Wesierman; and Il he makes the disclosures which
he threatens, there is doubt that the Government will
be in possession OF valuable information which il has
heretofore been absolutely impossible to obtain.
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TESGRAPHIC NOTES

ArBURN y. Y, June 15.-At rifle match on the
ag range today sth Regiment team Of OswegO the
first and third prizes, yalued al e2-O
MONTREAL June I5.-Ebenezer Brewster colOred)
Of BOSTON who nearly murdered cOmpanonnd escaped TO
Montreal, will DO extTadited today.
SMITHS FAILS Canada West. June l5.-GeOrge
Remnant wife and child drowned in the LAKE This
place last night by the upsettng Of boat
CINCINNATI June I5.-The Cincinnati Chamber
Of Commerce to-day voted cash donation Of fl 900 for the
relief OF sufferers by the Mount Carmel tornado
PoUGHKEFPsiE, n. Y, June 15.-William r.
Rcer who was indicted grand larceny,
day sentenced ~ 10 years IN sing Sing Prison.
UTICA ~ Y, June l5.-JOhn alias "Shoekey,p
Sheeha of the Bush burglars has been sentenced TO
Auburn oT 70 years for burglary Ia she rs
degree
PoUGHKEEPsIF, n. Y. June 15.-lhe annual re-
ta OF the Central Hudson Club viii take place
Monday next and match race between tue ysohls DaIe
devil and Victoria on tho day following.
MIppItToWN n Y, June 15.-William Hunt,
aged years OF Cornelius ID. Hunt OF New York ON a
visit s grandfather IN the town ~ and aoede
dangerous
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO BOSTON.

BosToN, Mass, June 15.-The entire pro-
cramne for President Hayes's reception in Boston rs
= indicted 1t is essentially the stated in THE
TRIBUNE this morning. He will come through from
Washington on the NewEngland Railroad, stopping ~
Norfolk Mass for breakfast Arriving here, about 1000
state militia Will escort him 10 the hotel On the 2sh n
detachment OF the staff OF Gov. Van Zandt will escort the
President to Providence Upon the arrival Of the train
i'm Providence an artillery salute will DO fred and Gov
Van Zaudt Will receive the guest The President VIII
then be escorted to lis headquarters in the Hopn Man
sion nv veteran associations under the command Of Gen.
burnside special boat will convey the party to Rocky
Point TO attend the reunions al that place state
officers members Of the Legislature and invited guests
accompanying the President will remain at Rocky Point
about two hours during when tlme me fiesuSn, win
arfke Of one OF Rhode Islands celebrated shore dinners
I'm the evening grand public reception will be gwen al
ms headquartcTs On the next day the enllfe ntaic
militia and independent companies VIII parade IN he
morning through the principal streets, ana VIII De re-
viewed by the President after when ne WIZ 9e CISCO.
10 ths Newport boat leaving Providence Tor Newport
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THE PORTE THREATENING sERvIA.
BRITISH INTERESTS AND THE WAR.
THE PORTE UNFRIENDLY TO MINISTER LAYARD-NC
INTENTION TO CROSS TIE INDUS.

TIKI PORTE UNFRIENDLY TO MINISTER LAYARD-NO
INTENTION TO CROSS TIE INDUS
LONDON, Friday, June Is, 1877.
The Standard has a COnstantinOple dispatch say
ing: There is a growing GOODNESS between Mr.
Layard. the British ambassador and the Porte
"The Grand Vizier and Safvet Pasha, the Foreign
Minister, complain that MIR. Layard is not friendly
enough. and Mr.. Layard complains that the Porte
does not attend to his complaints, or, when it does
only makes promises which il does not keep. Mr..
Layard has made a sharp remOnstrance, and warned
the Porte that it's conduct will further ALLEVIATE En-
gsh sympathy"
IN the House Of Lords last night the Marquis Of
Salisbury fatty denied that there had been any
change in relations between England and Aighanis-
tan. or that the English troops had made prepara-
tons for crossing the Indus and pronounced other
alarming reports equally false.
The Times in its financial column notices that
rather strained feeling is again taking hold of the
public mind relative 10 Eastern affairs.
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THREE CAMPAIGNS IN ARMENIA.

During the campaign of 1928 in Armenia
Gen. Puskovch, the Russian commander, directed the
advance of the main army Kars and columns to the
right and left made simultaneous movements on Akhat
six and Bayazid After vera skirmshes and pitched
battle they captured the three towns, and then made
concentric movement Erzerum. In 1854 the plan
Of campaign was substantially the same. kars
Bayazd, and Batum were attacked, and Erzerum was
again threatened Twentyfour hours after the present
war had been declared three columns were in motion,
and Kars Bayazd, and Batum were again the objective
points OF the Russian stratests During the past month
the Russian forces have apparently been making con
centric movement EIzerum, but the Outposts nave
been withdrawn and Kars closely invested Er
zerum first and Kars at leisure would have 1een an III
novaton traditional methods OF the Russian
generals "Kars first and then Erzeruin" is the sober
second thought. The three campaigns are fought on
naIallel lines