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Flashes.

Liszt, the famous compos>,, g at pres.
ent on visit to Berlin.
President Hayes expects to pass the
last. week oil July at White Sulphur
Springs.
The report that Germany was about
to recognize the Government OF Portirio
DiaZ is contradlcted.
Superintendent OF Police Hickey, OF
Chicago, is on trial for renting a house
for immoralpurpOses.
John Frank, employed at Patterson's
butter factory in Dwight, ILL.,, blew out
his brains with pistol.
The three mountain desperadoes, Bill
Barnett, Moses Barnett and Dan
Strange, VIII attempted without cause
the muruer of Sanford Dole aud Henry
rolle at Maysville last week, have be IN
captured.
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THE EASTERN w AR.
The Situation in COnstantinOple.
The City Pillaged by its Own SOldiery.

National Associated Press to the Star.
ENGLAND EXPECTED TO DECLARE WAR.
LONDON, July O.-A cable states that
the Czar fully expects that England will
declare war within a mouth, and is pre-
pared to meet the serious issues in
volved.
CONSTANTINOPLE IN THE HANDS OF LAW
LESS sOLDIERY.
LONDON, July 1s-rhe Herald's cor
respondent at Vienna telegraphs that it
Is announced in official and diplomatic
circles in the Austrian Capital that Con-
stantinople is under reign of terror.
Great crowds of desperate and lawless
soldiery are on the streets; bands OF
Ciroassians and zebecks range at will
about the city, robbiDg and numbering
with i'm punity. The streets are given
up to these outlaws after nightfall, and
all the public resorts and respectable
cafes are closed at sundoWn. An open
rebellion, resulting in the massacre of
$yery foreigner and Christian, is liable
y. occur at any moment.
RUSSIANS ADMIT THEIR WEAKNESS.
ST. PETERSBURG, July l0,-The Rus
Minor are too weak to cope with the
Turk, who are numerically stronger,
and whose powers to resist the Russian
advance have been greatly underrated.
APPROACHING TIRNOVA.
The CZ troWitcn telegrapDed TO the
Russian authorities Of this city that the
Russian lorces OIL the Danube are ap.
preaching Tirnova, where a desperate
ualtle is expected.
THE ENGLISH FLAG.
LONDON, July " In the House of
Commons yesterday afternoon the Gov
whe her the remonstrance made against
stanley using the English flag Ii his
African explorations mad reached STAN
icy.
RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTS.
LONDON, July 10.-A dlspal lch from
I. .flls states that strong Russian rein.
forcements have been sent into Arme.
MIA.
FORCED MARCH ON GABRAVA.
A dIspaLcn from Bucharest states that
ninety thousand Russians at Tirnoya
are moving by forced marches on Ca
brava, and that a great battle is immi-
nent.
BLOCKADE OF THE BLACK SEA.
The EngIsn Government has informed
the Porte that the blockade OF the b ack
Sea is not binding, it being Intellectual.
u, GENERAL GRANT AT COLOGNE
BRUosELs, July 10.--Gensral Grant ar
rived at Cologne last evening. From
there lie W III 20 TO Coblen 2.
THE GARRISON OF KARs
LONDON. duly lO.-A ufspAtch from
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WASHINGTON.


National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, July W.-The difficulty
between the United States and Venezu;
ella has been amicably settled, the Gov.
ernment of Venezuela having formally
withdrawn the note of January % to
Minister Russell, which was the occa
sion OF his departure from Caracas.
Such questions as now remain will be
treated by friendly conference and dis
cussiOn.
Ministerial Appointment Con-
firmed..
At the Cabinet meeting, Friday last,
the appointment Of James Comfy, oil
Ohio, as Minister Resident to the Ha-
waiian Islands was confirmed, and the
recall Of MIR. h. A. Pierce, present Min.
lister, decided upon.
Mexican Muddle.
Assistant Secretary Of State Seward
when questioned concerning the cross.
ing OF the Rio Grande by American
troops, said that the action of the Cab
met indicating that Mexican marau.
ders be followed up, was taken alter the
most mature deliberatiOn, as to Its re.
quest and unanimous decision OF the
Cabinet officers that this was The only
way in Which our border could be pro.
tected, and as the MeXicans enter our
borders on thieving expeditions just 80
will they be followed across the Rio
Grande.
The DiaZ Government
will doubtlessly protest louder than
before against this last crossing, and
there Will be considerable trouble in
settling The difficulties, but there is not
the least probability that General Orps
Instructions will b. modified. The next
time our troops follow the thieves up
they will very likely bring back som .
Thug besides a few horses-they VIII
bring back some OF those Indians who
are urged to GROSS the Rio Grande by
the MeXioans.
Troops for 1he Northwest.
1t is stated at the War Of1ce that In
case further reInf0roemenls are nee deQ
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The spoils to be Divfded.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, July 10.-A London dis
patch says it Is now known an under
standing has been arrived at between
Russia, Germany aud England, and thai
each Nation Is to have its share in
the spoils of the sick man. II
is understood that Russia will
be satisfied with Armenia and the
independence of the prinoipalities or
the Danube. England is 10 receive
Egypt and Cyprus. Crete is to be hand
ed over to Greece. Germany's share OF
The spoils is supposed to be the Baltic
provinces OF Russia. II is predicted
tnat the war will be over within q
month.
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Special to the star.
LOUISVILLE, July lO.-The first con-
cert of the sangerfest will take place in
Fest-Halle, Exposition Building, to-
night. The preparations for the great
event have been perfected, and will chal-
leDge comparison. The city was never
gayer In decorative splendor. The
streets are glorious IN bunting and ever
green. Such an interest in a celebration
for it may be called as much-has
never before been manifested in Louis
vile.
The Exposition Building presents a
superb appearance. The lestoons oil
garlands, the hanging baskets, the drap-
ing of bunting, all 30 to make the hall
inviting and attractive.
The whole city is handsomely deco
rated, especially Market, Jefferson, Sec.
ond aud Third streets, and Fourth and
Fifth avenues, and the different public
buildings.
Inc renearsal last night o! the Louis
vile anu New Albany societies, under
The direction Of MI. EiteI, was particl.
pated in by two hundred singers. Tne
audience was large aud the acoustic
properties OF the hail pronounced excel.
lent. Nine. Pappenheim, Miss Roll
wagen, Of Cincinnati, aud Mr.. Remmertz
were present and sang. The decorations
of the hall won general admiration. The
"Melusine" was also rehearsed, Mr.. Ba-
latka leading.
The rush of strangers will be some
thing enormous. II was said last night
that SIXTY car loads of people were com
ing to-Lay from Cincinnati alone. The
Clncin ati societies will arrive at noon
by way Of the Onio & mississippi Rail-
road.
Over three thousand reserved seats
nave been sold, ana the whole OF the six
thousand Will without doubt be taken
by this evening.
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A Dollar More.

1t is generally understood that the
CITY is hard up financially. This fact is
not disputed. Well, then, by what
stroke OF policy was it necessary to dis
charge wa Gilman in Washington Park,
who has for years been getting $14 per
week, and hire another one and give him
$l6 per week2 Ips a small matter, but
It's good maxim that IL you take care
OF the pennies the pounds Will take care
ol themselves
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Fatal Steamboat Explosion.
ationol Aseociated Press to the star.

National Associated Press 70 the otaF'
WHEELING. w. VA, July lO.-Iester-
day afternoon the steamerJ. N.Camden,
en- route from P P,rkersburg to Pittsburg
with u tow OF oil barges, explode her
boilers ueH Fish Creek Ripple, killing
four men aHd injurlng four others. The
names of the killed are: VIM. Barnard,
pilot; Charles Mitchell, Reeder Adams
and James Dorsey (coored) steward
and tiremen. L. M.Wiley, the clerk, was
blown TO, the shore and injured inter-
naIly. Samuel Rodgers was slightly
cut.in the head, and Thomas Jennings
slightly hurt. There is no known cause
for the explosion.
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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The Board granted the c. Fl. & D.
Railroad PERMISSION to make certain
changes in their tracks by which Sixth
street, near Baymiller, will be torn up
lOr few hours only.
The Supervisor was directed to lay q
crossing on Court street opposite Free.
man street, according to specifications.
The contractors bills were ordere
paid.
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Closed Its Doors.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PATERSON, N. j., July 1O-The Mer-
chants Loan & Trust Company Of this
city has closed its doors. The deposits,
amounting to $4o, 600, will be paid in full.
The capital stock is $1,000 The stock
holders will probably get from sixty to
eighty per cent. The Company will pub.
lsh full statement oil its affairs to-day
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AnluSelnle entS.

Mr.. John Thompson is "On Hand" al
the Grand Operaehouse in his piece OF
that name. The play is Of the sensa:
tional kind, and gives that actor splen,
did chance to show his wonderful ac.
compIishmenls i'll music, mimicry and
dancing. Performances this and every
evening this week, and matinees Wed.
nesday and Saturday afternoons.
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TO queu the indian disturbances In tne
Northwest, they can only be drawn from
the Southern States, exclusive Of the
Department OF Texas.
Inspecting Military Pests.
A dispatch received at the War De-
partmeDt yesterday states that General
Sherman left Bismarck, on the steamer
Rosebud, for the purpose of inspecting
the new military posts now being built
at the mouth OF Tongue River and Little
Big Horn. When these posts are COM
pleted and properly garrisoned, it is
thought the effect will be to prevent any
further serious Iudian troubles in that
locality. .
The Recognition of Diaz.
The statement is made here In sources
usually deemed reliable that Secretary
Evarts will urge upon the Cabinet the
recognition OF DiaZ as de tdct0 President
| OF Mexico, and also the recognition OF
Mata as Minister In place of Marlscal
Indian Affairs.
The following telegram was received
| here last nights
| SAN FRANCISCO. July 0, 1877.
"ro the Adjutant General, U. 5. A., Washing
ton, ID. o.:
"Tne following telegram, dated Craig
Ferry, Salmon River, July 90 P. NJ,
is just received: Green's advance, OF
the rumor of it, turned Joseph
back, ana as l crossed the Salmon to the
enemy's aide, he fed to the M Juth of tue
Salmon and recrossed. had provided
Tor this by ordering the cavalry force
with two Gatling guns, back to Cotton
wood. Captain Perry and Cartoon &
train, from Sapwaia, formed q junction
with the Cottonwood force or as Joseph
appeared on the road near that place
The cavalry forced him back southward
am rsorossing the Salm IN on the In
dian trail, and hope that he can not ge
back to the Snake Country without
disaster. His turning the right flank o
the troops with me has done u no mOrt
harm than tO create an alarm in tn,
rear, except the last reported of Lieut.
Rains, oi the First Cavalry
and 10 the men sent ou
by Capt. Whipple, as his advance. The
troops are hearty, make long marcnes
and are confident of success. | shal
push my infantry and artillery to-mor
ROW to near Cottonwood.
| tSignedl "HowARD,
| ..| "Major GeneralU
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ational Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, July 1O.-The boat race be-
tween the Faulkner-Reagan and San
ders-Davis crews for $500 aside came of
this morning on the Charles River, and
was won by Faulkner and Reagan by
one boat length. Time, 20 minutes aud
3A seconds.
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Sad Case of Drowning.

National Associated Press to the Star.
TRENTON, N. j., July 10.-During a Sc
O'Clock last night, while DR.. Reed, Il. c..
Paxson and two radies were being driven
home from Titu,ville, when near Scud-
del's field the horse became frightened
and ran into the feeder, drowning Mr..
Reed and one Of the ladies'. The driver,
Mr.. Paxson, and the other lady escaped
I'M hurt,
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The Travelling Torpedo.

n ational Associated Press TO the STAR.
CLEVELAND, July 10-A preliminary
trial of the large movable torpedo was
made yesterday in the presence Of naval
cticers and foreign representatives,
which was successful. The torpedo W as
sent out over a mile in the lake under
perfect control from those ON shore.
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Erzeroum states that the garrison Of
Kars has been reinforced.
VARNA IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
A telegram from Rustchuk says that
Varna has been declared in d state Of
siege.
ADDRESS TO PRINCE MILAN.
BELGRADE, July 10.-The Skuptschina
have presented au address to Prince
Milan, approving OF his conduct in the
last war and expressing confidence in
his Government.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r .. o. F.-PROTECTIvE ASSOCIATION
IL Assessment due on the death Of Brother
John Il Betty, OF Cincinnati Lodge, No. 3. Of
fee hours-7 to 9 A. M; to 2 2. M., and after
7 O'Clock p. NJ.
JOS. G. LUGTON, Secretary,
Office northwest cor Sixth and Walnut sts.
jy9-3t
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Home again-our, genial friend, Dr.. L
j. Williamson, has just returned from
an extended trip to Virginia and North
Carolina. His little trip has improved
him wonderfully.
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Died While On an Exploring Trip.
National Associated Press to the Star.
DETROIT, MICH., July 1U.-A dispatch
to the Evening News says that Prof.
5andsorn Tenny, Of Williams College,
Mass, died at the home Of his sister at
Buchanan, Mlch., to-day. He was on
his way to meet company of students
bound for the Pacific S.ope on geo.
logical exploring Trip.
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THE LATEST
The Thomas Statue.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-lhe contract
for the granite pedestal for the Thomas
statue was to-day awarded to NJ. X.
Chase, OF Blue Hill, Maine, for $1,000,
he being the lowest bidder.
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Fire at North Branch.

Nationa al A associated Press to the Star.
DETROIT, MICH, July l0.-The bust.
ness portion of the f)urishing village OF
North Branch, Leoper County, burned
to-day. Loss $4,000; insurance very
light.
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B A S E. B A L L!
HARTFORDS
VS.
GIN GIN N All,
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, July
I 3Md 12.

! GAME CALLED AT 8:30 O'CLOCK.
Trains leave Plum street Depot at $3.50, 8
and $40 z. NJ. Special cars for ladies.
Admission SOC; children under fifteen years
a5c-
Ladies' admitted to the GRAND DUCHESS
without extra charge. Tickets for sale at
fBurnet House, Grand Hotel, Perry y Morton'S,
tAawley's, John Y. Davis, John Donovan's,
Plum street Depot, and Grounds, also at
Eighth street crossing, where all trains stop.
| jy10-2t
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EIoR SALE - FARM - Good farm OF ok
4, acres, situated u mics from Williams
WrS, IN Clermont County. Farm In good or
ler. will sell on VERY EASY terms. good
nance for any one des ring it to get good
Soae. Address b B. ST. Star Office. 30 Wal
N.t street, Cincinnati. o. jy25d&jy2w-tf
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wv ANTED - SITUATION - AS coachman
w and gardener, by married man who has
Aest reference as to ability and character. Ad-
iress or call at A. SlMPKlNSON'S residence,
Vest Walnut Hills. lO-3t
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VNTANTED - SITUATION - By a single
w German, sober, respectful, as coachman
" gardener: understands his business. any
inu of work; best reference given. Please
Mdress A. a., 6!2 Vine street. lO-3t
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FOE. SALH--REAL ESTATE.

EOk SALE-LAND-Ten acres OF ground
4 with frame house Of eight rooms, with
Meuty Of fruit and berries, situated one-half
nile north OF Sc Evansville, Fourth Ward. In
iuire on hilltop. JOHN WILDEY. est
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FOR RENT.

TOR kENT-HOUSE--Tw story brick store
J. and dwelling, No. l place for bakery;
pone in The neighDorhood; must have one. w.
B. FURRY, South Cumminsyille. 1O-3t
TOR ES--Those neat two and
L half story bricks, Nos. 30 and 81 Milton
Freet; zach six rooms, gas, hyurant, cistern,
apnt, side and rear yards. Inquire at 546
Vain street. 10-3t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FOR SALE.

These favorite brands are made at the WEST
END MILLS (James X. lIurIn's), Sixth street,
near Freeman. Call and leave your order. De-
livered free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
lei -3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ATION-By first -class
w carriage smith. on light work. Address
M1ru, 235 West Fifth street, in care Of Snan-
iOR. 9At
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to quell the Indian distur Dances In the
Northwest, they can only be drawn from
the Southern States, exclusive Of the
Department OF Texas.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Ex-Marshal Pitkin at Work.
National Associated Press 10 the Star.
NEW YORK, July 10.-The Evening
POSTS Washington special says Ex
Marshal Pitkin, OF Louisiana, who is
here, does not say much, but he is evi.
IDENTIFY at work gathering material to be
u'ed in his own case and against the
President,
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-FurnIs front room with
- board: also day board at 2)4 lest Fourth
treet 9-3t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-08

FROM wALLA WALLA.-A cores.
pendent with General Howard recently
learned from a discharged soldier. who
haf been prisoner in the hostile Nez
- ic' e1mr,ihat .ii.t u re time tba. 10
seph' the .O-cslled originator of the
war. showed disposition to surrender
20 Ueneral Howard at Ksnas he has
oeeh reduced TO the ranks. and has been
suppianted by another Joseph. witt, a
diplomatic turn, "a est, poker. Jo<aph
OF the "allowa now works around IL.
camp. doing what the warriors con-
temptuously call squaw labor, and is
one OF the shabbiest men among the
nost'ies' never speaking. aud apparent
y very much oppressed III mind
Last Sundsy J. c. Bull, Sheriff Of Hum
bolt county, California, With Guard
passed through town, eli route TO lewis
ION. after NJ l.. Bosqui, who is charged
with the murder in 1876. of Paymaster's
CLERK, Spencer. Bosgui broke Jail a
year ago, and large reward was
offered for his apprehension. He Vas
recently arrested near Lewiston and ba,
been confined there awaiting a requ,sj-
tion. On Wednesday Mr. Bull returned
from Lewiston to obtain an order from
tue Governor of Idaho to the Sheriff of
Nez Perez county for the delivery TO
him Of Bosqui. The necessary order
was obtained by telegraph. On
Thursday morning shot fred in the
direction Of the company gardens at
Fort Walla Walla. attracted attention.
Investigation led to the discovery Of
Private Schaffer lying on the ground
with the right side nt his head missing.
A smoking carbine by bis side revealed
the mode of his exit. Private Schaffer
bel nged to ii company, lst cavalry,
Capt. Trlmtle and had been on the sick
report for months Last Tuesday
night John Jacks Theatrical Troupe
closed short but profitable season at
this place. On Wednesday they lett
for Salem, where they will play during
the State Fair DR.. Brennan is NJ
DAYTON, occurring To good houses
Uai0n.
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nlILY INTELLICENCER.
Monday, October 8. 1877.

From New Tacoma ~ learn
80 ALLOWING The ship Ventura will
:. ..;ll ten days unloading iro' Tor the
n.-,,,up Valley Railroad. She is not
I.:,,ered for return trip. as has been
ss..,oorted. bot is waiting for orders. =.
~ Atkins will complete the contract
y. ~. n. best Job of pile driving in the
~ rorosry. for the Northern Pacific Rail
sd Company, in about three weeks.
IT,. niles are all coppered -. The
Ter, to &c built at the terminus will
VA 10000 tons Of coal These they
:a.snd TO keep always full, so that no
Ss,sy in loading vessels need he appre-
ssrded F.. Blackwell's Hotel is crowd
n .Qusng Fie & Co, have removed
large stock of merchandise from Port
Ind Oregon to this place The round
house is completed. and accommoda-
ian, are provided in it for twenty
...sn locomotives The car shop,
,..chios shop and blacksmith shops are
somuleted. and they are moving in
.hsir tools ready for business. A pc
.;,;oo Is in circulation to remove the
.snu.y seat Of Pierce county from Steil-
.oom 10 Tacoma. 1t is getting many
aoen
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u The steamer Phantom, up from
Fort Townsend on Saturday. broke her
shaft of Port Madison Bay. She then
drifted around until the next morning
when the Ruby arrived at Madison and
vent to her assistance and tow ed her
into Port Madison. where she will re-
naln Tor repairs. There were ten pas
sengers on hoard and but one bunk.
Professor Hall. of Port Townsend, was
one OF the passengers. and he was on
MS way to Puyallup where he will
epen a school. There was but one
etowler On board and he, the only
smoker. was out Of tobacco.
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~ John II. Moss, who is accused Of

II John II. Moss, who is accused OF
shooting Mat Peterson. was arrested On
Saturday last by two men sent after
him by Sheriff WyckoF. He was found
a the residence of DR.. Hughes. and
hronght to town. when he was con
fronted with his intended victim, aud
Peterson was asked if he knew him.
The apparently dying man raised his
eyes moment. rested them on Moss
isce, and said: "Yes, that is Jonn Moss.
the man who shot me" Moss told hi 1,
be must be mistaken; that he had not
shot him; and that he did not carry a
pistol. Peterson answered. How can
you tell such liey You know you shot
me- aud then turned over on his side.
aud that ended the conversation. Moss
is apparently bad egg He is re-
ported to have served term in San
Quentin. California. for robbery.