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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

HOTEL PERsoNAIs.-AmoDg ycstcr-
days arrivals at the hotels were the fol.
lowing:
81. James-D. ?. BnnIey, Hudson, O.;
Daniel A. Klein, W. Dorsey, Baltimore;
Henry zilliken, Wellsbnrg; Mrs. N. G..
Clements, New Athens.
McLmc-L. L. yelling and wife, Miss
Nellie yelling, Columbus, Ohio; Henry
J.. OImstCad, NJ. Silver, Cleveland; J. G.
Shaw, General Pass. Agent Central rail-
road, OF Georgia; John Hurlburt, Dayton;
II. L. Armstrong, Richmond.
Stamm-M. b. Burns, Worthington, W.
Va; Isaac Scott, SCott-town, O.; VIM. II.
Stewart, Brooke CO., ". VAIL. Il. Muhle-
man, i. II. Mallory, Darlington, O.; S. l..
Ward, Newport, o.; VIM. Tucker, Wells
burg, Thomas Hood Sloans, o.
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ACCIDENT AT THE CENTRAL GLASS
WoRKs.-Last evening young man
named Vim. Speaker, employed ut the
Central Glass Works, had his face severe
ly burned in rather singular manner.
A workman, passing by with u red hot
bar OF iron in pair Of tongs on his
shoulder, turned suddenly, and the hot
iron struck Speaker on the side Of the
face. The injuries are not Of serious
nature,
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HAPrY.TEDINGs for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and Quacked. pulvermacher'S Electric
Belts etiectually cure premature debil.
lily, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PULvERSiAcuER
GAIvANIc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d.Sw
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"MARlTASA."--Th sec end night pre-
scented the Holman English Opera Troupe
in much better trim Than was apparent
the frat evening, aud as result We had
one Of the very finest representations Of
English opera We have ever had vouch.
sailed. There WAS fashionable and a
critical audience pte.cu,, y no manifested
their delight at the excellence Of the en-.
tertaiHmcnt by frequent applause. The
opera Of "Maritana" was placed upon the
boards in aocrcditaLc manner, the char
aCters being exceedingly we'll cast. The
Mauritania" OF MissSaIlie Holman, and the
"Don Cesar dc Bazan" Of Mr.. Brookhouse
Bowler, were the leading features Of the
entertainment, and were the recipients Of
several hearty cncores. Mr.. Bowler, in
his "Let me Like Soldier Fall" was
twice recalled. Miss SalIic, in "Scenes
that are Brightest was particularly
effective, and was yociieronsly npplauded.
Mr.. J. T. Dalton rendered ain Happy
Moments" very pleaRingly. Miss Julia
Holman, as "LazlriIlo," made the most Of
the character, while Mcssrs. A. D. uol.
man, Fred. Dixon and D. Harold enacted
the minor marta ia ,L, gotf.frctinn of the
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OFigInatei never Initiates

Kline Bros, No. "a 18th street, oaer for
the next ten days the following great bar.
gains: Good 0vercoats reduced 10 81 80,
good Business Suits reduced TO 81 00,
good Undershirts and Drawers reduced 10
20c, good Linen Collars reduced 10 lOc,
100 pairs OF Jeans Pants worth 81 only
75C, and our entire stock at prices 10 suit
the hard times. Remember our name and
number. KLINE BROTHERS,
"a 18th street, one door above the Bank
Of the Ohio Valley.
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JUSTICE BuIGIR.- Herman DIETRICH
was before this Justice yesterday morn
ing, upon peace warrant issued at the
instance Of Thomas Williams. The cx-
animation resulted in the lelcndan. being
required to give bond in the sum Of $50,
conditioned to be Of good behavior for the
ensuing six month";.
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THE Democrats across the river are
not done rejoicing yet over the recent
election. John Patterson, ut the Stone
House, four miles west Of Bridgeport,
last night burned some tar barrels, and
tho neighbors assembled together and in.
dulged in general jOlliliCation. Ia there
no lei up TO this thing?
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IT is curious to note the interest taken
in dog fight by the average citizen.
Last evening two CANNES quarrelcd at the
corner Of 18th and Main streets, and in
side Of n few seconds the pAyCmcnls and
streets were throngcd by an excited
crowd, who watched tho animals chew
each other up with the livcliest FatisiaC,
ton.
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A Liz PENDESs in n suit wherein Sam.
uOl J, Ellifrits is plaintiff, and Ferdinand
Schubert Is defendant, was yesterday filed
in the office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court. The amount in litigation il
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"REv." KoEHLER.-Rev. Julius Koch.
Ter, Of Martins Ferry, who was recently
fined $50 and costs in our police court
for insulting ladies on the street, was let
down very easily by his church. Al.
ter investigating the charges made against
him, the churChmen concluded to sus.
pend him for three months. 1t il said
that many Of his congregation believe
him entirely innocent Of the charges
which were established before Judge
Cranmcr a few days since by II number Of
reliable witnesses,
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We acknowledge the receipt Of an invi.
tation to attend the Sub Rosa Social, at
GermOnia Hall, on Thursday evening
next, The committee in charge consists
OF Christian Blum, Clement Hess, vii.
liam Cornbaucr, Bernard Wilke, Richard
Hissrich,
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SrECIAI, NoTrCE.-The terms Of sale Of
the John Roth property, on I4th street,
Peter W. Bosley, administrator, which
takes place at the Court House today,
will DO one half cash in hand and the bal.
anCc in two payments ut six and twelve
months, with interest. The title will he
retained until the purchase money 10 paid
in In H.
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MusIcAh--Prof. Horace W. Nicholl,
who SO kindly gave the organ recital In
the NJ. L. Church last fall, has Just been
appointed organist Of the Third Presby-
terrain Church Of Pittsburgh. Mr.. Mich
oil now has the largest and finest organ
In that city, one worthy Of his eminent
ability.
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TnE. contract for the erection Of a
freight depot at the foot Of 18th street,
for the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Ken
lucky Railroad Company, has been
awarded to Messrs. J. X. Miller & Co., Of
SteubCnville, for $3.50.
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PERSONAL PoISTs.--Capt Vim. NJ.
List left yesterday for Cincinnati by rail,
after the steamer Hudson, which will re-.
Rume her old trade ncst Saturday.
The Holman Opera Troupe have gru.
erously rendered benefit to Mr.. James
Hamilton, TO take place this evening.
Mr.. John Myles, the young artist, will
probably remain in Baltimore during the
winter.
City Sergeant Ripley is attending the
session OF the Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel.
lows, at Grafton.
Bob Junkina, an ex.pOliceman, Is loom
ing up ns candidate for Superintendent
Of the City Prison.
We arc pleased to hear that Col. L. L.
Warner, the genial proprietor OF the
Mcclure House, is recovering from u &c.
we're illness.
Mr.. Wm. Jones, Of the West Side, has
returned from quite prolraCIed visit 10
Europe. lleleit home with a party Of
Wheeling tourists some time in May last,
and has since been sOjourning with rela.
tivCs in Wales. We are glad TO hear that
he returns much improved in health.
Mr.. Henry SChmulbaCh is sOjournlng
in Pittsburgh, the city Of smoke.
Mr.. James Campbell, brother.in.law
Of Capt. VIM. Curtis, is visiting friends in
the city. Mr.. Cam bcll was born and
raised here, but has been residing in Jas.
per county, Missouri, since 1866.
Col. Jake NuDgc returned from Stcu.
benvillc yesterday morning. lie reports
the Turner's OF that place rs having n
pleasant time at their exhibition and ball
on Monday night.
Major Nicholas Crawley, a well known
gentleman Of this city, returned home on
Monday night from u visit 10 St. Louis.
Mr.. John Reid is confined to his real
dencc by illness,
Mr.. Louis Keller, who has been on the
sick list for some time past, appeared on
the streets yesterday on horseback. He
looked very much like Napoleon did
when lie crossed the Alps.
Mr.. Frank King, Of Belmont, Ohio,
was in the city last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

NJ. EIsSEE & Cos Duth Stomach Bitters
tBOOneEamp Of Mag Bitter strengthens
and puriGes the stomach, is II radical cure
Of dyspepsia, rush Of blood to the head,
pains Ia the side, headache, cramps and
collie. Hundreds Of testimonials can be
produced.
For sale in all Drug Stores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

THE goods and chattels left by Mrs.
Bach, who Absconded from the Eighth
Ward recently, were yesterday taken
possession Of by Justice Schultz, under
an nlLnchmnnt.
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TuE pavement on Market, street at
Armstrong & Coen's boardyard, and just
below Turner Hall, is in a very bad con.
ditiOn and should DO repaired before win.
ter weather Gets in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

BABIES arc he institution and should
be guarded from attacks Of Collie, Flatu-
lence, etc., by DR.. Balls Baby Syrup.
Price % cents per bottle. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

OPERA LDRErros, 10 cents each. Of
Mauritania "Princess de Trebizonde,"
"Bohcmian Girl" etc, for sale at sheib's
Music Store. Main street.
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VIZ understand that Mr.. T. II. Mong
has purchased mn interest in the Peoples
Wharf Boat. The firm hereafter will DO
MonS 4 SeAmon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

OrrENnETMER AcQUITTED.-Asw will be
reCn by our Court proceedings, David
Oppenheimcr, charged with maliciously
cutting and stabbing Joseph Robinson,
has been acquitted. The cutting was
done in front Of Bulger's Spring Garden
saloon, about IL o'clock on the night Of
the 10Th Of August. Louis Biggs, Op.
penheimcr, Robinson and others were in
the saloon drinking,when Robinson bad
come words with Biggs and Oppenheim.
er. The difficulty was adjusted, however,
and peace rcignCd in Warsaw until
the parties got outside, when Rob.
inSon was suddenly attacked and
stabbed in gcyen different places. The
evidence before the court did not prove
clearly who did the cutting, hence the
jury returned verdic! OF not guilty, after
being out about twenty minutes. Biggs
was arrested at the same Tine as Open
heimcr, but waived all examination and
let his case go before the grand jury, who
returned mot true bill" Oppcnheimer
has been in the city about five months,
and was employed as n runner for the
Lingaman House. Biggs lives in Mar
shall county.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIcE.-Drcss Goods
5 cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cents and
Carpets 9s cheap as Is cents, They lave
to be sold to raise money now.
J, W, FERREL,
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PoLrcE CouRr-Lpdle Ctanmer.

IVI'IV" VVVNI UHUIV VTUNWtT'
The following cases were disposed Of
by His Honor yesterday morning:
Hannah Fitzsimmons and Wyatt Jones
were committed for thirty days for
drunkenness.
Alex. Young, charged with stealing
butter from Jacob Sweitzer, was fined s.,
and committed in ICiaulI.
John ". Andrewa and Frank Ne.
DOnough were fined 81 and costs each for
disorderly conduct. Both inCs were paid.
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IlOI Main Street.

NEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i PAIN.
During the eleven years have been pnctlCng
In Wheeling have administered gas TO over SOVcn
thousand persons with PRRYRT SAPETT, aud In
almost every Gaze with entire satisfaction 10 myBell
and patients
We constantly Keep on hands pure Nitrous Oxide
Gas for those that desire Ia iakeit
DE. SURGISON q SON,
nnB No. llGS Market Il.
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OFFESBAous celebrated opera louilc,
"Gencvicve dc Brabant," has been substi.
tutcd for "The Bohemian Girl" at the
matinee this afternoon.
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TIE Rchearsals for tho Concert at the
Fourth street Church, on Thursday even
ing, promises one Of the finest concerts
ever given in the city, Tickets only %
Cpnts
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CARPETS | Carpets CarpesI II Is a
well settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city nre found
at J. W. FERRErIs,
Corner Main and goth st.
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Down. DowNl Down - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound 10 sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now Ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
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THE GreGnback Labor clubs will hold
theiT county convention ut tho city build.
ing on Saturday morning next.
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THE finest shoes kept in the city at
L, V, BLoSps,
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JUST received, lotol Children's hoes
oil the latest styles, at l.. v. BLoSt's.
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GheQnteAi2enee1:.
WEDNESDAY. OUT. 81, 1877.


Silver Plated Warc-oxtoby & Duf.
field.
ACard-E. l.. Prussiug Il Co.
10. +. Notice.
Teas-J. Sinclair 4 Co.
New FCathers-Wm. link & Co.
Hamilton Opera House.
Wanted-ManAger Of Agency.
Ollal-Liat, Davenport u Parks.
Public sale-Top Buggies.
Fine Stone Cameos-Turner 4 Dillon.
Lost-Ear.RiDg.
Imported GOblets--Cummins & Woods.
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THE cheapest shoes in the city At
L. V. BLoED's.
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II you want to get suited in a pair Of
shoes so 10 l.. V. BLoND's.
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Largest Stock OF Trimmed Halls and
Bonnets In The ely now on exhibition al
sPEYER BROS,
llS8 Main 81.
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GENTs' Gne ehoes OF the latest slyles
Just received at L. Y. BfnXp'a
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The Methodist ministers Of the city
will next Sabbath morning preach on the
Claims OF hc,SAbbath School.
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for IS cts, at
]. W. FERBEL'S.
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CouSCu. Committees on Claims, and
Streets, Alleys and Grades met nj the
city building last night.
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Try It, for It never disappoints. Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Per bottle, % cents;
large size, 80 cenLs. d&K
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
"a observed nj Schncprs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
sam i'm 3P.M. 5PH.
II 90 6I 81
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The Opera House ought TO be crowded
in every part tonight.
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THE Atlantic steamer was out yesler-
day testing new iue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24

THATmysterious fluid called lemonade
hRs subsidized for the season.
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THEimprovements on Chaplinc street,
North Side. have been completed as far
rs l2Lh street.
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THE Crushed Tragedian" is the latest
style OF hat.
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A CONVICT from Mcdowell county was
received at the penitentiary on Monday.
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TuE Eagle Brewery yesterday received
another large invoice OF barley.
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LECTURES are in order.
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THE Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church now
has the handsomest steplee in the city.
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OPERA House. matinee this afternoon
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THERE is still here and there straw
hat
, 1877-07-09

he arrested like man for breaaang tho or,1s-
Dancc.
~. It agtn the ordinance fer boy to fall into
The r!vefi" gusried the tatller.
No, ttr, hut yon arc naked."
"Lots the law say that hoy llas got to have
hfs cinthes on when he falls inf"
The ordinance prohibits bathing hero, and
now you ta,iI1e out.h
us u bathing wien fellcr cuts his foot on
h1cen OF tin, knocks his head aRtn l,tatn, sad
sMallowh four catdsh ant COB Of mulla
~ want ynn!" caiic,l the officer.
"What forl" asked the boy.
~ command you 10 c0mc 0utIt'
II emit como" sorrorfutIy answered tho
hather. 1.-THE real truth II, Jumped II, here to
rsstcuc drowning female, but her bair pulled
OF aud SHE'S At the bottom. As / hare no Wit.
Ness dasn't 20 to trfa,.''
I'll bring you outp' crovled Tho officer, ~
he tnatlo for boat, but the foY dfrappca1csi
and waa *ecn no more. Willis tie ptilcer wa
looking under the wharf tho half of Z rood
stzcd snnd~plls suddenly sI!d down tho back or
his neck a,Hl Into hta loota, and o musical, Il.
mtliar vetes wAs hearrl raying:
"My ehirt's On hind Side afore, hrecchcs
turned arountis and thfs vest ls wrong cnti uf,
hui feel "a clean ~ q rev STAMP frt,n tie
poat-ot!1ce. AM! Lori what an appctIts I've rot
for perpendicular
, 1877-07-09

Cans4ansnep!s tosrepoA4tats .stu York T1nats-
The papers have lust received \ forsA VI pray
CT for tlls pulssant Sultan, tour must serene,
beloved, and u,eIc!ful ,uaster, King and En-
pcror," to be read IN all churches every Sunday
snd festival Thcre Is The somewhat 1rol! l,oto
appended tu tbs Injunction: "At the end u tho
prayer TIN wo1sAIpers shall say 'AmenI'" III
ths tuEoeatioa again Hugs and Princes arc re-
fcrreu II Is beini. what VIC should c.4l 4 vista
tlon of Providence, having, aays the prayer,
been sent on tbs earth by the King Of kings,
ITO punish the wickc!." It u true, the phrase
concludes 'ssnd u ruward the good" The au.
tflurship Of tiIia dcvout composition " nut
stated, but II 1t wrso to be treated strictly
as Al official document communicated u
u hss been officially to the papers, tho Shtlk al
Islam might have something to say about tho
Sublime portr taking upon itself to proclaim
that "onr Lord jesus Christ, the only Son {of
Ho<l) made Himself tuan for the salvation Of tho
world" But when tho Mussulmans themselves
pray for rain iu timsa OF drought they always
aAk the Christians and Jews 10 pray u wull-on
the principle that every Little helps.
, 1877-07-09


rha R,tttsA Journal s1 4 ihslegrophy spoaks Of
preparations for supplying tho British public
aclds in the East by n'eana ps tho camera. In
doing, ~ 1t shows In ycry striking light thu
remarkable progress that has bcen made in tho
position l Or photography since similar prcpaFa-
tuns tna . %s;s aas .4r tae cnsaa war Al that
very formidable, demanding nothing lcas than
travelling laboratury. Tue ia,,eiataia Of one el,-
thustasttc phutostsphsr Who Joined our
* tires n t'' cst. Sea sonssts con e. Of .,.1y ,a1y
establishment nceessttatel tho employ.
lncnt Ut thFee horses. Nov It ID affirmed that
80 taF as tho requirements Of photography arc
se.9, t,.y41x hI4sSe ssst. hafY been
stead of chencal laboratory with Ia stores u
nitrate OF silver. It's acids aud alkalles, aud u!l
@ kinds q raraple5na'ts ds'nanled BY the wet or
d1y platsa thrIaselses. "the &amssa + Fitted with
pr ointment uauner oetoro the public bT air.
Leon Warnetkc, wlsase loug band4 Of scnst,seli
tissue are ~ be used tA pretercnSs 10 ecnsttisc4
dry collotlton glass plates" These banda Of
them equivalent to Thirty g!ass plates, and,
being I'LL ready for .tLu production
u pictures, entirely supcFectlt tho troubles
and delicate business of tho bath photographic
ago could not visit distant sent Of war without
carrying considerable branch establishment
with him, aud wien he reachel the scrne of lila
operations hc was continually IN u ferer re-
sI&ctiug thu statc Of hls bath and clietnicale.n
The photographer of tls present. day has put to
shoulder hls "satshel." 10 select his subject,
expose Tor few SECONDS BIZ &tusttisad tissue,
aud then wheu hiS baud Vt thirty pictures Ii
filed up to transmit 1t hotue, wirrU Il may bo
"leyeloped" At leisure. Aud whereas formerly
nothing could w dollu iu the height Of summer,
now all scasuus arc Alike " him, so fur ~ tenn
pesstl'se u cuneekned. u least. Stray bullets
and bonbshells arc In f4ct thu only uIl!leulties
with With H. LIS uow W esautGul
, 1877-07-09

Of tAe elrttrs popufat,onl cor, ,oo0 Russians 20.
90 Germans, ard .s55, ,oD6 Lttmaotans. IN he
novernment O Ca'r:asus there dwell a2l l0oO
Russians, e'27n0 GrustAus, 61, ,fnN Armenlans,
H,'aU tricks, 900 Gesmana, 2l.fo0 Jcws, N7,-
% 1artars, and 3as,oo Of different noun
tain trttGa B~1idea, tbero were ll0,np1 Cal
mucts. There dwell II. Siberia abont I, 3oo, ,0Oo
Husslanet inclusive of thoso banished: 1000 II
raelltes, and a,uN ticfmsnA. Vfswed from re-
l!gfou1 standpoint, Ruttls has over 81, ,0o1 900
Greek orthodox, e01 900 Raskofiaks {AsmcnIAn
Eatholtes), 2s40. 100 roman Cathols1, 2sloQ, go
Protestanta, l,6;N,oD Jews, 2,0A,,o 900 PaganA
In Cancseus aud Siberia the Christians In num-
l,er arc not much superior 70 the Nos,.mn1c-
dams They number tn al 246U0O0, wblo tho
Mohsmmetlana number 1,ad0, on, the Jews 2l,-
Gp), and The Pag.ns I4,7pe That great En-.
ptre, with isA 1900, ,U0 inhabitants. has but
thirtysix towns Of more than D,0j0 popula-
ton.