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The California baker who remon.
strated with the magistrate who SEN
fenced him to imprisonment for drunk
enness, and who urged that some man
that could be better spared by the com.
munity than its baker he sent in his
place, has been regarded as a myth.
ln.China, however, such a proposition
would be regarded as perfectly natural.
Any Celestial criminal can procure a
substitute for the current price, which
ranges from few coppers where the
punishment to be undergone is whip
ping or imprisonment to about sis
where the penalty is death.
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town and county orgauization reported in favor of
the formation of Wells countyThe Mils aukee
delegation reported in favor of Stapleton's bill for
TWO precincts IN the town of Milwaukee. .. The
senate bill sppropriAting $40 0o0 to the state prison.
and providing for the enforcement of the law in
certain cases, was concurred in Bills were
passed, fixing the terms of court of the Eleventh
Judicial circuit; authorizing the Board of Super
visors of Milwaukee county to make the Richard
Rooney appropriation; authorizing the paving of
street. djourned.
FRIDAY, February 9.-Bills we've
passed, fixing the terms Of court in the ninth JUDI
cial circuit, to re-erganize the llth judicial circuit
aad to amend the charter of Sheboygan . The res
olution for removing the remains of ex-Gov Ran
iall from New York to Wisconsin was laid over un
m next Ihorsday Bills, approprating $500 to
The northern insane asylum; to the blind asylum,
sl9,5G; deaf and dumb institute, $50, ,000 for the
payment of soldiers pensions, $1,000; industrial
we're ordered third reading . . Adjourned un,
III 7:50 p. M, Monday.
Assembly.
FRIDAY, February "a resolution to
nave the reports, maps and plates of the geological
survey stereotyped was adopted The bill to ex-
TEND the Second Ward of the city of Milwaukee into
Wauwatosa was indefinitely postponed E. The bill
for an appropriation of $4,000 to the fish commits
sioners was laid over until next week. The bill
forbIdding school teachers and officers to act as
agents for school books or stationery came up. A
motion to indefinitely postpone was - st, and the
bill was ordered to a third reading The bill for
compulsory attendance upon public schools was
reconmitted to the committee education. Ad-
journed until Monday evening at 1880.
senate.
MONDAY, February 12.-Resolutions
were introduced fol inquiry into the progress of
revisors of the state laws also requiring state rep
resentatives in Congress to vote for the bill abo
ishing the law demonetizing silver, and making the
silver dollar legal tender. Bills passed ap-
propriating $500 to Superintendent of Public
Property for purchasing stationery The bill to
make insanity ground for divorce referred to
special committee, also the bill to dispense
with unanimous jury verdict Adjourned.
Assembly.
MONDAY, February 12,-Petitions
were received for exemption of married mems
wages; against exemption Of railroad lands; for the
creation of the county of Wells ..A resolution by
Vance to have the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway certify under oath to the officers of the As
sembly the number of bonds of said company reg
istered for voting, also concerning all rules and
regulations touching the right to and manner of
voting, was laid over. Bills passed: To increase
witness fees to 81 50 day; cutting down jurors
fees to Sl00 per day. The Assembly then went
into committee OF the whole and eported number
of lnmportant bills. E. Adjourned.
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q. .. RANU,
HENRY BERGER.
A Frenchman's Curious Error.
From tba Inpdop Erap, S,or


From the London Examiner.
An able writer in the Revue des Deur
Mondes mars an ingenious argument by
. curious misunderstanding of two or
three English words. Writing on mad
ness, and particularly on homicidal
mania, the author maintains the theory
tnat the touch of warm flesh is very apt
to make the homicidal impulse irresisti-
BILE. Among other illustrations, he re-
fers to a celebrated case in England in
1S67-the murder of little girl by a
man named Frederick Baker. The
murderer, it will be remembered, was
found to have recorded the crime in
his diary in the following cool terms:
" Killed young girl; it was fine and
hot" The writer in the Revue des Deur
Mondes falls into the odd mistake of
supposing that the words, "fine and
hot" refer to the body of the child in
stead of to the weather, and adopts
them accordingly As conclusive evil
dence in favor of his theory.
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NINTH DAY.
JOINT SESSION.

WASHINGTON, February 10.-At pre-
cisely one O'Clock, the Senate filed into the House
chamber. Senator Ferry assembled TO the Speakers
desk, struck the gavel, and declared the two
houses in joint session. The clerk then read the
report OF the electoral commission % tae Florida
vote. When be had finished, Senxt Ferry asked
whether there was any objection 10 counting the
vote Of Florida for Hayes and Wheeler, as decided
by the commission. Dudley Field arose and pre-
sented objections on the grounds that the commits
sion excluded competent and material
evidence to whom were the regularly
appointed electors; that the decision
was founded upon a resolution and order in the
commission previously made; that all evidence
taken by the two houses of Congress in regard to
irregularities committed by the persons whose cer-
tfcAtes are tab en- proof of the due appointment
of electors, excluded. was also the evidence
tending to prove that the certificate Of Gov. Stearn
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An oil.dealer who make his money
mostly in puts, calls" and str ad-
dies" attempted to e1plsin the terms
70 his wife, yesterday, did not succeed
to his satisfaction. He was more sue
cessful afterwards, when he put his
foot on her new hat, and she called
him, and he straddled for the door to
escape the unerring stove-hc lder.-
Oh CITY Derrick.
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EIGHTH DAY.
WAsHINGTON, February 9.-The Elec-

J
toral Commission were in secret session from 10 A.
M. tohaf past this evening, continuously with The
exception of two short recesses Almost the entire
time until nearly the close of the session was
pied with debate, in which every of the fifteen
members of the commission by turns participated.
Two three of the justices and several of the SEN
atoria members read elaborately prepared opinions
upon the main points at ISSUE and the discussion is
understood to have been from its commencement to
its close OF extraordinary power and ability. About
O'Clock P. NJ, debate being ended, Senator Ed
munds submitted resolution declaring in SUBJ
stance the four Republican electoral votes of
Florida should be counted, and embodyfDg various
occasions for such declaring. Representative Hun
ton offered the following a substitute
Res6tUsd, That electors named in certificate No. q
to wit: Wilkinson Call, j. L. Yonge, Robert Bull
lock and Robert B. Hilton, are the four persons
who were duly appointed electors by the State of
Florida on the 7th day of November, and that their
votes as certified by such certificates the votes
provided for by the constitution of the United
States.
Yeas-Messrs. Abbott, Bayard, Clifford, Field,
HCnton, Payne and Thurman.
Nays-Messrs. Bradley, Edmunds, Frelinghuy-
sen, Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton and Strong-s.
Mr.. Edm1nds withdrew his resolution and Mr..
Garfield offered the following which adopted
by the foregoing vote, reversed:
ReS0tDed That four persons, to-wit, Frederick G,
Humphreys, Charles ". Pearce, William II. Holden
and Thomas A. Torg, were duly appointed electors
OF President and Vice President for the state of
four persons the votes provided for by the con-
stitution of the United States
Vote in detail on the adoption of this resolution
follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bradley, Edmunds, Yrelipg ghuysen,
Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton and StreBg-s.
NaysMessrs. Abbott, Bayard, Clifford, Field,
Hunton, Payne and Thurman.
Messrs. Garfield, Edmunds, Bradley and Miller
were appointed committee TO draft report of
the decision of the commission to be submitted to
joint session of the two touses.
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February 6.-RemOns-
TUESDAY,

frances were renewed against the division of Oconto
county, and against changing the municipal court
of Marathon In committee of the whole the bin
to exempt the Wisconsin Central lands from taxation
for five years longer, came up. An amendment was
made and carried submitting the matter to a vote of
the people along the line. Mr. Carmichael moved
to amend section Z, to cause the lands of the
Central to be assessed annually, and to have the
State Treasurer pay over to towns in which the
lands lie the amount of such taxes, and appro-
priating a sufficient from the Stste Treasury
to make such payments. Pending discussion mo-
ton was made to lay the bill aside for time The
committee then rose and reported, and the Assem-
bly adjourned
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings in Both Houses.
Senate.

81 f:hs Pts s2 q
came up and was postponed until Thursday An
amendment to the apportionment act of last winter
to include the town of Winchester was passed .. ..
Tie bill to restore capital punishment was recon-
mended to indefinite postponement, and was laid
over until tomorrow -. Adjourned.
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fONDAY, February 12.=PetitiOns
COUNTING the ELECTORAL VOTE.
Summary of Proceedings of the
Electoral Commission.
FIFTH DAY.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-1he Elec-
toral Commission, after taking recess of half an
hour in the middle of the afternoon, remained in
secret session until nearly O'Clock this evening,
when they adjourned to meet again Tor private con-
ference at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. No
votes t9ken to-day, nor any conclusion
reached any point at issue. 1t is probable that
their final decision in the Florida will be re-
ported to the joint of the two Houses before
the close of the present week,
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SIXTH DAY.

WASHINGTON, February THE elect
oral commission commenced its session at /. On
motion of Justice Miller it orCered that 10 evil
dence be received or considered by the commission
which not submitted to the joint convention OF
the houses by the president of the senate, with the
different certificates, except such as relates to the
eligibility of F. c. Humphreys, one Of the electors.
The vote was follows:
Yeas Messrs. Bradley, Edmunds, Frelinghuy-
sen, Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton, Strong-S.
Nays-Abbott, Bayard, Clifford, Field, Hunton,
Payne, Thurman.
ON motion of Mr.. Abbott:
Resolusd. That in the case of Florida this COM
mission will receive evidence relating to the egi
biity of Frederick @. Humphreys, one of lhe per-
sons named in certificate No. l, as elector.
Yeas-Abbott Bayard, Bradley, Clifford, Field
Hutton, Payne, Thurman-8.
Nays-Edmunds, Freinghuysen, Garfield, Hoar,
Miller Morton, Strong-7.
The secretary of the commission was instructed
to inform counsel on the respective sides that to-
morrow it will be prepared to hear arguments on
the question of the eligibility of Frederick @.
Humphreys eector. Mr.. Humphreys is one
of the Republican electors and the question raised
eligibility he at the date of his election
United States shipping commissioner, which is
alleged to be Office of trust or profit, and to
disqualify him from acting elector, but which
Office, it asserted by Republicans he resigned be-
fore the election,
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Senate.
WEDNESDAY, February BILLS were

passed to egaize the actions of the supervisors of
Trempealeau county, and changing the boundaries
of Lincoln county The bill to restore capital
punishment was indefinitely postponed. :. Mr.
Davis introduced resolution have the clerk fur
nish Senators and reporters with printed copies of
the daily calendar, which wac adopted ...Ad-
iourned,
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SEVENTH DAX.

WASHINGTON, February S.-The com
mission reassembed in open session at IL O'Clock
Mr. Green, of the counsel on the Democratic side,
called as witness George P. Rae, of Tallahassee,
Fla. Attorney General Of the state, and asked him
whether he was present when the writ of quo war
raHto was served. Evarts objected to the question
not within the order of the court and his objec-
ton sustained. F. C. Humphreys having been
identified, counsel Green presented the commission
of Humphreys, and a certificate from .he clerk of
the court in which the commission filed, that
resignation had been filed up to January "a 1877.
Humphreys was called on the Republican side, and
examined by Mr.. Stoughton. He testified that he
resigned the Office of United States COM
missioner, and his resignation was ac-
cepted, October 5, by Judge Wood, from
whom the office came. Witness produced
a written acceptance of his resignation. The testi-
mony here closed, and Justice Clifford announced
that the whole case was now ready for argument,
and under the third rule each side would be allowed
two hours. Mr.. Merrick said they had to ask the
indulgence of being heaId by three counsels, and
that, as some important questions had arisen this
morning, the time be extended another hour.
The commission granted the extension asked, and
Judge Hoadley addressed the commission, followed
and yaEtf arts f2sad edk tie "a nrgn ne
part of the Democrats. The commission adjourned
until 10 A.. NJ. tomorrow.
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Agsemhlv.
WEDNESDAY, February 7.-Petitions

received for the creation of Wells county, also
remonstrances against eIetnpting Wisconsin Cen
trail lands .Rngle moved that the Wisconsin Gen.
trail bill be taken from the le and referred to the
railroad committee. Carried. Use of the Assem-
bly, Chamber was given tc the Railway Committee
tomorrow morning for arguments on the wiscon-
sin Central exemption A joint resolution 70
anime into the Centennial expenditures was
amended SO that the report be submitted in five
FIVE days. he bill taxing all property but public
ann cemetery lots was made the special order for
next Tuesday morning The Assembly then went
into committee of the whole, and number Of SIN I'll
bills of general interest were considered and re-
ported on. number of local bills were ordered
to a third reading and the Assembly adjourned
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Assembly.

THURSDAY, February 8.-Petitions
we're received, for the creation of the county of
Forest; against the Wisconsin Central exemption
in relation to public printing The committee on
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MANITOWOC
DRY DOCK

The undersigned, having leased the dry dock of
the Manitowoc Dry Dock Company, at Manitowoc
for 9 term of five years, is pre-
pared to dock vessels Of all classes, includ-
ing the largest afioat on the lakes. The dry dock
is 265 feet long, and IS feet WIDE with - fee. of
water over the mud sill. All work intrusted to us
expeditions manner and at lower figures than can
be obtained either in Milwaukee or Chicago
C. q RAAn
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THURSDAY, February 8.-A resolution

THURSDAY, February "a resolution
was introduced inquiring as to what has become of
the eagle Old Abe, and requesting the Governor to
return him. The report OF the State Agricutur-
al Society was read; also resolution stating that
an appropriation Of s., coo should be made to the
Society. -. The joint resolution providing that
neither house shall adjourn for longer time than
one day was adopted The bill repeal the Sec
ton relative to lawyers and sheriff. fees was in
definitely postponed. Adjourned.
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Doors, Window Sash,
BLINDS, CLAPBOARDs,
FLOORING, STAIRS, ETC., ETC.

ALL KINDS OF
Carpenter and Builders Work
Will be neatly and promptly executed.
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THURSDAY, February s.-Carr asked

FRIDAY, February Bills to appro-
pirate 81 800 for the expenses of the electoral COM
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House
TUESDAY, February 6.-After the

usual extension of recess, the House want into
committee of the whole, with Eden in the chair, on
the deficiency appropriation bill Mr.. Waldron
stated the bill appropriated s1,4l7, 900. The two
largest appropriations of $500, 600 for the
deficiency in the navy department and of
f217,o00 for pensions to soldiers who have lost
limbs. After the bill disposed of the commit
tee arose, when short debate occurred on a reso-
luton to print the testimony taken before the
mitee on Louisiana affairs. The resolution was
adopted and a recess taken until 10 A. M, Wednes-
day.
, 1877-07-01

Summer at last' |
Cocoanuts in market |
"Al Right" salve for corns-
ch;caoo ships carriages to Europe.
Furniture. 219 State Colby s Wirts'
Thirty thousand Florence oil stoves in use'
and never an explosion
D,~ ,n+z canvas coats on to his "Cha1lenge
Hams this warm weather.
Insurance is actually just at present 1nat1ef
for nrolound Investigation
nf all the large cities OF the gIooe. th1cAso
has no equal rs a summer resort
pout. and shoes OF the latest styles At lowest
,r;'.es' Montgomery j. Lawson, 23a state-s''
Wooden Cook-stove Company, No; loo LaEe LAX,
street. make the best summer stoTe' olns co~''
pror-ess worthy OF notc,-the snlpmsnt en-. w w
American manufacturers ot sewlns'S'1A ~
Europe.
When Times editor desires to write strong
u.;,1o +h;s hot weather, he laus himself "lth
| TRIBUNE
rt9b, dollars and sevcnty-lve cents "1l ouy
IN j9nnroyed Florence oil store, WIN ovcn' ~ -
hinetl tea kettle aud sr:anes' anu osonet' ~s :
| Randolph street.
The City Council has wisely re1asea ~ pJEs
o,x ncv.Iaw against shooting on n1G."o IN, -
3 1b3e rs,ston, IS Is tree as heretofore ihe pup
H.. c,1 ohtain fireworks Of every kina u ~.
a-sn-;con Fireworks Company. 50 State; ~
n-nti1n this Company because thelr gooaS HI
entirely safe to USE,
The c1pacity Of the ten-horse-poWef enEIn'
mead hy Edmanson Bros. in the manuIAcsuao
tleir celebrated icc-c1easn h LIEU " atc lao I've
in snpplyins oruers for picn'cs, eE. ~ =
- 5o, Salons ordered aircalT for fouftn h
~. 4'.fr Scnd yuur orders carly and have tnea
| nrnm ntlY attended to.
, 1877-07-01
REGULATORS AT WORK.
Aims. of colored People for Alleged Cattle
Stealing.

..,, If colored People for Alleged Cattle
Stealing.
:11rk.on fIt7ss) Nmes s'"ne H.
..u;1, be- seen from the proceedings OF 4 "ee'
,e NJ co1o1ed citizens recently hcld al M"sanst".
i"s G..ss f.onntv which VIC copy from the Satehez
no@'"o ns, tns r,oet inc1cusahle outrases have
,,san nernctrnted upon the coored people OF tha.
.s:";,~ THEY arc dragged from the,t ncos a.
midnight and whipped ip most Snaes. pus-
ner, undcr tue pte!s.s, et ss,ina 9otfeie's eie ~
pas'shsd fa es IN re: sssoss rs *'es 'ss'
kaTe been ..1ssFmept sssnssut 0, .eout wh':a 70
puch ha. been said. and tie it
nort would have been dono.ea; ~. p., 81 course
does, in an otthod"n otthhe.i"neS DI'
Gann". tns ue Of The resolutions il dtsnlea, an%
,bcT reject much credit upon toe nce'ns ."'
adSptsd 'ned I'D similar outrasc@. mnst cease ~
! ..Rrdcrmcd Mississippi , before act pIvs rrs"snisrd
seae"nao5 II nssce. prosperity. and happiness:
Dns Dss',r mErTiSo or coLohEp PEOPLE LAST sA7oH-
NY IN TIE VILLAGE Or wAsalSo1oS'
to Ss .s q sss.Sss IT, sseF;s d
Ssfs1 sPs sss SS following
sa eHesT
Il bearns n.xe ,nf ecP
h maxi, 5s:d1a coansT of have sse9y yS. IT,!
j. 5as
noa private ctizcns dfagsnS onH anem of mdntSa and
sna foa md eWhppnE citizen, nos
apoa1S under tho pretexs ~ "e Ale II
CIV. eita.rrrcine atnses and putting 1top 70
n aud petty thiSyins " s stfict protest
fo tams onss as:'os cscusted 70 DC
;ruy The wh,sh k5sy:it
renpse IL unite with III rebukine these on'*"A
i acte- ,.. r. q. heretofore, do pledge oursetse:
fe"aer c.trs n oHr & RoTes ~ @ II H.
suhnrties bring 70 justice - in our rower
: lAE s,rr thInr!nx OF every description. ,,,v m
put .4s.t 9r5 sad sypssdy
hes dsht nd ~ tsxf' sfd il am aaass,ninS
onr 1axfui]y nade ia tala behalf n.ctne be r,
r. eA1E That the Secretary or tns - thr
10 Resos<a.+ .+ntsh The Natchci peanoat copy o. Lie
T. resolutions i9I IPa11no1t rsat hartn= conndenee
the hS%sn & Apa e na R
that eS tSc Secretary Of this meeting ee
forward TO Gov' oIoAe JI4Es NEr1xR, President
nRnSnoLrn BuT7LEE. Secretary
, 1877-07-01
a Hot Spell in Californla.

ge,fss s.r: IN San s2on wind has pscu
For Inc pahh. h,t ~" t,rcaih over this scyton Yes
oao%p ihe tcrmomcter reached l3 ee1sss S u, IN
tsraay ~ a,,I Ills afternoon IT reached lo5 de
tt's 1.s e's We T had the usual phenonenon o. no.
Weather last night and i Is Tsy R}ss sp and
nlgnt' .h ~" coast but did not penetrate 7crI ar
aI"m n,ano The weather in Yuma being several
in,an rses roolef tan in this city locase5
rsashag ii oacs 1T sp'f1a
desfees sentiv a came from tho north qpa it has
been ses1t es,icrs In corral Just outside the eity
& hsfP fs s9 :s
Of tue heal ssssg, sar,n Weather viii e.eaty benefit
the pT ~ fruit trees, which have Hitherto oeel
1i1S,'ishine -, for lack Of just such Vis'tato'
, 1877-07-01
PURE MILK.

-~.A. .r +e,n Are to
It Is the Greatest Neceo9'.y " COM
All Glasses Of Society-Someth'nE eo"
earning tho Empurs StuH sou 1u oe
Tho Dealers ""o ~.
to Furnish the fhro Aeee h,x. .
or all the necessities Of daily life none n"'e
" 49, 80. rnr- ,rc more essential to the
more Fene9a' see' no .,... o1d and rouns,
health anu welfare VI n.~0' r.hs-o h,s 1a,ely
.lch and poor. than GOOD MIX Ane.. ~
hecn ecrons co,prl&Aut made against tue pun "
.t zt.,.c M sold b. certain dealers IN Chl-
luis s1ca' x,,rard IN be frequent
eago. Adunet taetu ~ 49, Tr,lrrt do not hesitate
AMI u It c1at"su 49,. =. milk and to mix
, to both dilute tne'i so-tA ..tanres So ctarIng
with 1t highly dcetet;oas IN anne iprlancet
has been tae sin IN ths IespGs rd IL necessary
that ew,ndted cl1azens 10 uan,,h com,n,ssoucr to
cali the attention VI ~; n1.irrsfnod that be in
| the great wrong. ano - n .r,;nn III the mattel
tends to take very se!au sTiv trne thai there arc
But whsle u u s W. NJ, hes.,atr 10 enaangcr
many ni!s deacir ir ~st,nm. by pcddlius out vile
the neatn o tas. i. r.fnns il is equally true that
d'latlons ana saW .hers nm consceut,ous. and too
there nfe aan5 o.n -, -. nItm,ir business disaster
which - certain TO ovetIah1 ~ - ,ni~ rrceyes daily
thing OF the SORT t@nteas @ .t~nre hui il also
| come Of the wofs NIL Ill Eors,dernb]e pa,us have
| ccive* come OF rue osoE oso+e;u Who are the more
here been taken 10 ascefatt .hs c'tv Our citizens
| trustworthy DIX aea'eto - n,srhicf consequent
are justly a]armeo IS ~ tnS ~ lsroe numbers of
| upon using impure nn% anl;1g out upon
them are deeltoas ~ ~ ;mnficit}Y To
/ whom they ean iu.! 1,st will prove
all such tthe loIo1 ltnm1ers themte!ves arc
particularly salnhoaG- nch, r. know that If lest
, 1877-07-01

n,nd, Of study: grester care 70 protect ehatsn
from inclemsut snd 1s.srd Of
shn coddit5onn unpn which health depends. .,
~ inJustrial education for both boys and girls IN
connection wth II pahlls sShso: in Mace of
~. nrex"ct nr,mary department, which shss! we'.
como cor ali children old enough to walk to and 'fo"
school, ..a,+,,r. rornnu1eoFy at
,.ndsnca who're nothing but compnlt'on Mu1 an
AWer. 49,
, 1877-07-01

into play, and mattkained the pursuit 1ot oo0'
time,
KILLING L oREA- MANY TURKS :.
The great camp of the Russians Is no" sl1
mated On the plateau behind u.e sky line Of tho
heights. ,r~,,n
The following is the strength OF the Russian
forccs:: Three infantry divisions, namely: tne a'
Eirhth. Fourteenth, and Thirtv-htth; the aftn-
lrrr nj two divisions, one brigade of r1nehen'
two reeiments OF Cos5acks, and several mlsee1'
laueous drtachments.
slsroyA OCCUPIED.
The Town of Sistova was occupied by tne hu7 !.
sian forccs without serious opposition Oh Lux
afternoon OF the 9th.