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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-26

Foot Bruised Yesterday Mr.. CARTER
was passing through town with load Of
ice, when DR.. RHRISFRANK's little boy at
tempted to get on for ride. BY a misstep
his foot was caught by the runner and
pushed along some distance, dragging the
boy with it, before the sled could be stopped.
The boot was badly torn and at first it was
thought the use of the foot would be de.
stroyed by the accident, but on examina-
ton it was found that it was severely
bruised with no bones broken. There is
room for several such accidents every day
in the week, and it is a mystery that no
more have occurred. Parents have a re-
sponsibiity resting on them in this matter
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-26

SOcial.--A Social under the auspices OF
the Ladies Centennial Society Of the Pres
byterian Church, will be held at the resi-
dence of. ASHER Cook, Esq, Tuesday eve
ming, Jan, Both. The price has been re-
duced to Is cents. All are invited to be
present. No pains will be spared to give a
welcome to all. The Amateur Dramatic
Club will present one of their popular
pieces during the evening
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-26

81. u. CMAslrNEY, Ageni
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-26

Gas.-The City Council of Toledo, afte
alternate A,shes of light and darkness,
have finally agreed to sign n contract
with the Gas Company to furnish the street
lamps with gas at So 20 per 1000 feet
The old price was 50 90, with 5 per cent.
of when paid within five days. About 5
per cent. is added to the new contract when
not paid within Ave days. Under the old
contract the Gas Company kept the street
lamps in repair under the new, the Com
pany get So for each lamp, and it is a re-
freshing sight to witness the inhabitants of
the Future Great, with Fabers In hand,
figuring on the difference between the old
and the new. The contract is to be consid
cred by the Board Of Alderman on Monday
evening next.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-26

Willie Bonnell, who will be remem-
bered by many Of his old Perrysburg school
mates Of ak or seven years ago, is engaged
in surveying Texas school lands west Of the
Colorado River. Willie when last heard
Of was camping with his assistants in an
abandoned Squatters shanty and com
planned that il was slightly lonesome. He
describes that part Of Texas as a romantic,
heathful country in the highest degree
Sentinel
Bro LocKHARr, Of the Deshler Flag,
thinks at is not good for man to be
alone" therefore he starts ano ther paper
at Columbus Grove to keep Bro. TNoLE,
of the Videae, company. After two or three
years. experience IN publishing paper at
Columbus Grove, Bro. TrNoLE can't see it
in that light, aud says: We appreciate
the wishes for our success, and regret that
we are not able to reciprocate in this direc-
ton from the fact that "self-preservaton is
the FIRST law Of nature" and we would by a
gOod deal prefer to see Lockhart strave
than TO starve ourself. This may not be
orthodox, but we'll vouch for its being fact.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-26
Ayers OatharUic Fills,

For tho relief nuc
euro Of all dernBRs.
ments in tho stom-
aeil, liver, and bow
els. They arc n mild
npcrieni, and IN
excellent purgliivn
Being purely vcRo
table, they contain
no mercury or min
eral whatever. Much
serious sickness ard
suffering Is prcvtnt-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-01-26

Dr.J.C C. 4YPR a CO., Practical chs'ntsf2
LOWELL, IASs., =, 9. f.
ron $40 - -. DRUGGISTS IvsarwnFRs-
, 1877-08-29
KANSAS AND HER RAILROAD BONDS.
IN ia EdipF Of IAS Tribusas


LEAyxsHonIu, kat., Aug. A.-knnNtng that
the capitalists Of tbs East take = great interest
In the fight whach Is now being made III this
Gtnto against paying our sailfual bonded tn-
dcbtrdness, write TUE TaIur.z to correct q
fa!so Impression Which seems to prevail, aill
which ants place IN tho leading COM
mervial aud auauclai Journals. Tho Rtate
Vt Kansas has very little leht to speak
Of, and " able to pay every cent Of II to-day.
The new counties aud cities which bavo just
been organized. or which hare grown up slnve
tho panic u 1871, layo n very small debt. You
a4ay ask, then, what u thu ocrxsion OF Ill tho
trouble uul talk utyalt rcrudlatiuna It'll simply
this: About Two Of thu older counties, durtug
tue War, votcd millions VI lollAr& u
1unl2 " tairu4d eurpora1ions- TAe MAnlA
then wa4 raIlroal.buldlng. As son la
q cIty had = Mayor, The next step
was TO coasiler railr0.d rompaay's pFoposi-
tiuu. Tnes WeIT gooti, money Wa4 plenty,
business was aouzsshlul., tho peuple bad faith
a..l tuuadancc ln tue fntufe Ut thctr tdwns.
snl voted &he bo1tls, inten1inR ~ p4y. In .
short tfule c21na staEnAtion OF trade, and
business interests were paralyzc4. aud tho truth
Il &hat va sss utterly unable to par. 1t may
10 10 n the bankrupt suesrAant does-tonpFo-
sul4u with our e1rditors. Tic question now u,
wIll the boniholdtrs compromised Tbs County
Commissioners u Leascnwurth County have
met, made their tax levy. but silently ignored
the raIlEoad bonded indebtedness. Ono out Of
| every hundred Of our people iudosse theaF &C.
| t!ou, anl swear they will nut pay u,ule than 10
| ceuts ou tbs dollar. II Is not for me
~ eommtu4 Or coolelua thciE eoufsa1
, 1877-08-29

The 7th inst. From Marietta tho President goes
70 Fremont. O., and The members of The Cabinet
return tn Washington. The President rem aims
at his h0mc Sunday and Monday. anil OIL Tues.
tAy icarcs for Dayton to attend a meeting Of
The Board Of Trustees OF the Holt1lcrs' Home.
Tn Wednesday lie tlnvcifs the aol,iicrs' 1nollu.
ncnt at the Home, aud returns I'm Tl,ursday to
Fremont TO attcnd tho annual feuniun VI tho
Twcnty-thIri q. Y. l., hta olft regiment, on Fri.
day. the 1Ath, Gems Sheridan, Crook. j. y.
f.ox, Il, 8. Carroll, and others Will be present.
On Monday, tho l7th, the President WIN be At
thc opening. of The industrial Exposition At
mastcr.Gencral and other Cabinet officers, vi,
bs IN Nashville on the iyth, Chattanooga on the
aUth, an'l knoxvl1le, Tenn, OH the 2let. The
President will return IL Washington through
Virginia, visiting. Richmond snd otl.er proinl+
ptnt cities In that State.
CnookEpnEss.
The Commissioner III Internal Revenue haA
received notice of tile arrest nf neputv.Marshal
William II. DcaTcr, United Statcs Comr:safon-
er josepl! ": Urec., and Ills son ]. 4. Grcen, at
StatcsEille: n. g., for presenting alleged fraud
ulcnt vouchers for awarls OIL account Of giving
Information fur the arrest Of criminals.
4 1uDiE1At. or1NtpN.
II Is reported TINT Cf1cf-fustiee Carter, Of tho
District Supreme Court. will decline to honor
auv rcgulsiti,,n which Cur Hampton may make
for ccrtafn Republicans fDrmerly residing In That
etate. ami hnw here, OH The Cr0tlnd tint lie does
rot reGasd Hampton The do juse Governor of
tue State.
NATIONAL BANN CURRENCY.
The amount of National BANK currency 10.
sued during the present month is $l,sol, ,0lo.
tAB0R IN ENGLAND
The United States Cnnsu, At Liverpool In
forms the State Department that neither skilled
nor unskLllcd worknen wl.o comic from abroalt
eau find employment tn England.
sourttEHH WAR CLAIMS.
Senator Cockrelf, IN \ letter to the Treasury
Department regarding claims Tor use Or ocrt-
patton u private property BY the tinion
army during the Rebellion, desires the depart
men, to send good officer to Missouri to IN
rtstsate such c1ajms.
, 1877-08-29
A. Hopeless Sufferer Cured by
vEGE7lNE.

~ u e.x%~u. -. A'eA"+f ~SH1'' A'S'' 80 INV
nrar ST.: TGlaking that statement Of ruy mtY
mert tie ere If %onse ont suffering from SErofuIa.
bet you to publish the following. which eneesfatIT
furnish 1T tffJ Hwn fire. VIII.
have ,resl an1Ictrl win serofuon lIumor from my
hitth. 1nd A. times very badly. When aboul ax Jtats
old the tseasf nadT ~ appearances On HI head sod II
*A.letnch sdxtAahte 10 hare The hxr shaved but they
were ohEet to cut II III with cmhrudcrY tcasurs.
my head slre that could not ha &c It kh&s ed+
hef we had arcceced In healing tue the mt
Als the} bf.'kG hut 90 ts Inside CAusnE me greAf
pain 1hrtc have hecn times xhea The surface Of my
hAHds xas ~ rz* fru tfr Eject Of tAtA hunlot. aad
NO pcn csH drs+tGe thf great suffering have endured
hstAt three Yeara small kernels nAit their ap-
ptstanre Oh the cords ~ my neck. serrra es whlc.
gray tnto aut1e tAFEt tutn1ts md nothing which va
eo1ld : " wDaid EsMose thrm NJ whole .y'tsn w
- tnli nf sctotnous hutngr that seemed EeAdy 70
burt through The skin at ~ parts Of ny badly aud wrs
II tsrrih!s v.ak and teeele condition. Ine tumvrl
cn ny ntsk bad ktosn 70 saGh size - 70 tisnxuTs az
b. tr!enl to try ths TeEttine, and 1t oncs con-.
tic uHinr4 tOmlncncrd dschsrThR. and do NOT thlp
forfrrstnaie thr quantity from each tunor when I
say shat latea t@scupfut Ut corruption out.
after whlc they c0nrnctl to nc II snd its4
u AnJ lzdys.
b@lle1t lhe vtsrtlne has entirely c!rsns.d errry
tAlnt Ut serphA fFts my sYsttr. knd desire to hAs
this statenitat published that her sufferers a
mud relief. ~ ih~t surely will 4a II they tFY tha Veg
cs1nc
IL wt af1ord pieaaare zlvs sn1 further inform
sti1n relative 10 y cass 10 al vho r call u ~idre1
mn- Al1Ck stuIu.EY.
, 1877-08-29
POLITICAL,
ONO.


Specfat Nspdteh to iae Tribune.
ToLEno, O.. Aug. 2s.-The Republicans OF
tue Thrty-third Senatorial Datrics met hero to-
aay and nominated 3tlllman brown, pork-
packer Of tais city, and Earl ". Merry, t,auk-
Ct, Of Bowling Green, Wood County, for scna-
tors. Resolutions strongly tndorsing fIayes
were unanimously adopted. The sore-hrad,
ant,-s1atthcws clique, which has been making
Eome ltt]c voctferatlon here, was not dcuce-
high, aud did not make its appearance iu tho
Convention,
Tie wnrklnru1en's movement Is developing
considerable strength, and cl1iu,s toeontruf 50
so.es. Already It Is believed that tue urallger
element Ia gning to cooperate with the work.
tnenie1,, and If tlts Is true, both the Democr1tlc
anil Republican tickets will bo defeated. 1t Il
believed tint tho worklngnen will nominate M
eutiro independent ticket. Their meetings are
kept qutte secret. and they have 50 fur been
quite successful in excluding professional poll
tlcians Of botl, parties.
, 1877-08-29

4AoNxAx4 8N h[3AOAS SONNIfsDSA
MxxrAss, Tenn, Aug. 23.-For several years
the revenue oflicers have had great trouble in
trying 10 break up Illicit dlstl1lInC In Henry
County, Tenn, and In numerous instances tho
revenue officers have been confrontcd with
armed bodios Of lneu and forced to lcare. WI
riouA means hare been rcsurtel to In on1cr to put
stop to It. Last Saturday the better portion OF
the citizens thcrr, after consulting With :hc Rev.
enue Collector aud other officials, gave grand
barbecue. All the t'moonshlncrs" wcre
invited, and also United States acuator Harris,
Marshal WaldEon. Senator Harris made a
lengthy speech to the "moonsllfncrs," )" showing
them the u!sEsars brought. upon the 9tate's,y
their cuursc, aud That vigorous measures would
be enforced TO but a atop TO their Illicit work.
Ffndlly au agreement waA made TINT all Of t!,ctl
would cou,c into parts within two weeks, sur,
render their atllls. etc., nnd give bond for their
appearance at tue next teslu of tha United 6tates
Court.
, 1877-08-29

TIE SITUATION Bour1i or 7H8 DANUBE.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-A correspondent With the
headquarters Of the Russian army before P1erna
writes from forcdln, 2}l: Thc mistake made
by the Russians after TIC battle Of Plcvns in not
concentrating the whole army a9ainst
r!evna, And taking It, 10 already
beginning to produce its results Ihe
TuIks have been receiving rcfnforc&incnts more
rapidly md In greater numbers than the nus
SLAMS, and arc beginning 10 take tho oncnslso
ali along the line.
The correspondent then details the RoFc-
ments already known against ecliEpka rass anu
by Mehcnet Alrs army. 1fe eays: ~ seems
that the former movement waa
NOT CALCULATED uFoH
Or provided against The Turks are also keep-
Ing the Russians on the Plcyna front Oh tho
continual! oui vive by concentrating troops a. u
Alout 70 stack. Nothing could give bet
ter Idea Of tho critical potitton Of tho
Russians than the fact that correspondent
cannot now risk mentioning ihe number
Of troops anywhere for fear Of giving infoF1na'
tlon to the Turks, when tcw WeekA nRo no
secret was male Of any movement. Tho Aus-
ssaps, from the rapid md brilliant offcnsase
upon whicl, they acted up to the battle ot
Pletna, have fallen back on
THE nosr 714tD DEFENSIVE,
and feel themselves tiaogcrously threatened on
every side. ~ far from attacking Plerna agatt',
they arc fortllytnE their positions here In The
strongcst manner. md are evidently detesu'!nca
to make desperate resistance II attacked, but
for the present, at teast, not dream
inc ot taking the offensive. Reinforce
ments are arriving very slowly. Although Il
IS known .that three out Of four divisions have
crossed the Danube since the battle Of f1cyna
have rot yet been able to asccftaln whcr<
they have gouc. nor cal, sec any Indications o'
the 1sussians taking the olfcnslse Tor
| long ttufe. Yet the result Of not adopt
! Ing vigorous offensive after the haesl'
| Of Plcvna will evidently he a second campaign
q winter passed ln bulgaria and the BALKAN
| amidst snow and mud, loss Of half the army b.
| slckncss, and expenditure Of millions.
| RUSSIAN PUBLIC rEELtNa
| Is very dissatisfied. Thu newspapers, while sd
m!ttinR tho courage of the soldiers. general.
speak coptemptuously of tho Generals.
, 1877-08-29

DID TUB TrhEs nErcss 70 ALLOW TUE nn1r-
iau FLEET 10 RSTBR TUE BosPuoRgst
I,fspufeA 10 koadoa Tmts. .
CossrAxrlxopLE. Aug. B.-For many weeks
negotiations, more Or less vaguo aud informal.
bars been going on to ascertain whether, In Ger
tain circumstances, tie Porto would allow the
Bxitish aeet to cuter the Do5phorus; but, few
tla7s ago. we weru startled IN hearing that d
formal refusal to aduis the aeet bud been sent 10
England. Tho refusal Itself surprised 40 one.
s.nco the Turks have almost nil along conslstcnt-
" maintained they iid not Wish to sec here any
English force, naY4l " military, except ~ the
ayowcd ally of Turkey and The enemy Of Rus
s!a. 1t IL, indeed, not casy to SEQ how,
consistently with their own scn-seapect.
tho Turks could mold auy other yiew,
Or how foreign fo1co could outer inraaesi ter
fltpry except u tue enemy or thu friend OF tho
invader. The refusal, howeycf, MES ~ iAs ex-
treinely ausprI4in: that It seulued Of necessity
u pseauppote formal 1eMap1, and nobo1y
could understand how formal leniund coula
eFer have been mate without the astsrtai1e1
certainty that II would 10 accepted. Tho En-
xl,xh Ambassador KtEeuuuuslJ lIaAFox3 ail
knowledge Of such uotuaud, aud II tal1 to
hayu addressed 70 The Porte al earnest senlo1a"
strance. wh1cH has led ~ tts no less Strenuous
li.aYowal OF = refusal, happen, howcteF. to
hare two friends who both saw document eou-
tsluiux ritual, and one OF v1onl-Dr.
EuRlasudez. Rrutur's agent-xas pcr-
mItte1 to send telegram home uu-
nou1lclu0 that tie fvstv had autlorlxed
, 1877-08-29
hEAHBDE LlI1H A HI.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

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, 1877-08-29

Alreria. from Liverpool; f.tvp1fs. from Gta+
gov: Labrador. from HaTre; State Of Penh-
sy1vani2. from Glasgow.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 28.-ArEised, steamship
Baltimore, from Bremen.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. A-Afrivct1, steamship
Switzerland. from Antwerp.
LoHpo<. Aug. 28.-atea mshipa Part1'fa, from
Dostu,t. Cornwall and Neekaf, from New fork,
lsar: ar.tyct1 put.
QcxExs1own, Aug. 2s.-Arrtvej, Spain, from
NeH Ynrk.
, 1877-08-29
RON L,
TIE Pork's PHYSICAL con-

TIE FQFkS FHI9EC4E EV3
LONDON, Aug. "a correspondent 1t Rome
telegrapls: / have received from ordinarily
Trustworthy sources the information that the
Pope IL suffering great proatrat1ou, and has
barely strength to attend to any business.
A Camartlla commands It tho Vatican, anl
arts Iu tho name OF the Pope. Intrigue has
commenced, which Is preparatory to ~ctisls
nni somc uf tho Cardinals arc 10ldirg meet
iugs to provide fur apy emergency.
, 1877-08-29
VEGE'rINE'.
Unsolicited Evidence.

6rrtSaYikLp, Me.. Nay ~ ig71.
Mr. II. r. Stevcos:
Ueaf Sir: Ny dauahler has b~eu out Vt health fnt
about two ytaFa About yeAF EGO she hid . tanof
corle " her s.sr. .htel, ". itty GslntuI:
SAW fcHesfno AyGftsc1 IL tue fAT1nsf and a.nt 10
nAhRUs md got two botiea the II now tsktu& ts see
ond hottie: her hesth - much tmrruse+ asI the r..
vicinity kn1.e what SeRetpe has done for rnf dsaxl
ttr aud taks tfery ottortunltJ " IFeunMnod II u
th*ss y ho &ft not aware III lt4 great value
WY Miss. stsAE Z RANDALL
, 1877-08-29

Eastern papers mar hori and rare n much At
they plcase,--tt will do no good. The ta1pay~
ers have shown their hand, and now Nc want
10 knnw, What arc tho bondhoiders going 10
do about M"
Let your renders draw their own conclusions,
at tl,c bnptll.oltItrs do, they ssaufedfy Wilt
what ii.cY deem u, their interest. 31AR.
, 1877-08-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

nsv1xw or THE nnEADsrurrs TRADE.
1ov,,o,. auo ea.-Tho .N,rk Lans Etpr.ty.
LoSpos, aug. .ha LII na,,,.t a>''"s ..,. tsa.,s
IN lis weekly lcSle" o. luz o'"'f' WI" uaa.,
says: "Tac weather has been very nnsetuea
tue past week, and farmers hare been Consider
oh]v t1c1ayel in stacking and t1lycsNlpg wheat,
aItho,r,, thc cnttIno r,ss hccn carried on with.
G.uon .n.,sa.<.,sa ~. snnsh,.c H. nv, w,r,e,,
out much Interruption. sansaiae Id no" "anseu
10 harden tho grain and check the tendency to
sproutipc. Tic thundcs-storms tn the midland
.onntio. rcYarrca tn Inst vcck aid a poui deal
s"se.s n,,t - =. can.Iicrc,1 tho, t,,c vf,15 of
OF uahaee, out II - eons,aelsu wv. Wv i'e'u ~
wheat Oh high limits VIII Do ABOUT Tue average
reports Yary regarding barley and oats, but tho
crors
~'Sf' I'M urcu ,vrvovrn.
Wnh laAr spslA ol oey %eatuet lucy "oato
be rea,iy fur reaplng next week.
1n Scotland cereals are making an unusually
slow proErcse Under The rct7ratnE tntInenec III
vet weather, but appearances Indicate fntr
Yletl Of grain. although of an inferior quality,
whilu tlicrc Is also good protntsc Of abundant
strar. Isoot crops have becn benefited by rain.
Turnips and nangcls PROMISE well, but COM
Agricultural rcturns show that tllc area plant
cd With wheat this rear Is about @ tGs COO arrea
This IL about II. acres IN e3ees* vi last Jea1,
but about the same quantity Ess than ls.5. II
loY md oats have been sown upon q slightly
diminished area. The prosecution OF harvest
work las 10 entirely engaged farmers lately
| that thero has been
vkKr LITTLE BUSINESS
| In country markets, but whote sales urc made
prices Indicate tall or !'ne shilling t,cf quarter
| ou wheat since last Monday. The fcT lots OIL
new wheat shown tn t!.c provincial e1clMngcs
have bern In pnt eondl1io,' and searcely ~ ior
of tlls samples shown ut Mark Lane on Monday
last was tolernily good. Sales we're made at I'll
shIllings for white and dt sh!llings for rca 1c'
srripttons. Although no great astivits Is look
| cd for Ia tho grain trade during harvest time,
tho depression was greater than usual tho past
week, uwing to tlc enormous arrivals o'
tossiga wheat and cats. Supplies hava bcet'
upon large seab for some weeks past, amt TIT
| return On M0,Nlay last gavn- over G,QO quar-
tefa- l'rIees haye necessarily given way, aud
ducltnc Of two shllin9n to three shllangs pc!
quarter WA a,lotcd last Monday on wheat auI
fully ouu shilling nn oats.
Other artielcs rcmaiu without tuuch variation
| hut txudc Is Ee{.CEully
, 1877-08-29

Fpsefd5 pJs7sdfcA 10 5ht 7f7bHh&-
cAnaosoAtE, ILL.,, Aug. 2a-At Marphys-
boto the trial of .. r. l!i9ksnwcs for murder
progresses. 7bc remaining eight Jurors werc
secured At half-past II. The case was presented,
after short st4ess. hJ States Attorney l>emna
snltndgc W. j. Alien for The defendant. Nine
witnesses wcre examined for tllc people. There
rc1nnin twent5-three tor tho people, and ~
many fur sllc defendant. The case will occupy
this week. It il now developed that the woEnan
heretofore represented to bo Mrs. Kcntlrtck Is
pM the murdered n,ans lawful wIfe, but that si,e
was living with him In coneubinaGe, her real
name being Darrtck.nzn. The teattinony Ia
principally 9Fruulxtanttal, and it derofycs II
considerable task upon the attorneys. It viii
he remembered tsAt "fct,' now IN trial. Il
charged as IN at7:cssorT tu h[f brother Jake 4
crime. Keidrtck. tho murdered ulan. and
"l'ct hutl Ind trouble, aid 1t was 10 have bten
amtcabfy settled, presumably thu exact hour
the deed was louc: which, together with other
itnprudcnec otl ''f'et'H" part In making threats.
l,arrnless1y al Tue time, makes It look 1,al for
him, but the truth |. betng gotlen A. aill ths
caac Will 60 tu III. Jury unhtaarfi. The prisoner
at the ar was, at the tl.nc Of tue traxcly, City
Marshal Ut CarlA,nsla]c, aud great interest II
| maulfestcf1 owing to Its standing as an officer
II is almost too early IL pr1,tIesv the rcsult
Jake viii lie ttlcd In November at rlnckueyvllic
wiiere l,c has hecn awardeI change U
| vcuue. Both cuunee1. arc strung. and tiI'
points of law will lie brought out IN The present
case. The evidence to-day WA not 1t all sen
| oatIonal.
, 1877-08-29

Lou1svtt.LK, Aug. 23.-A special correspond
cut Of tho Courir-Jo.r7aat At DanvE1le telo-
graphs tic following: "Wa1ter Saunders, late
sheriN Of Lincoln County, and mis- brnshcr-tn.
Law, Jack Ballard, vera killed last eycning Al
Richmond, Madison County, by Ter Ed
wards Town Marshal, and party Of
his friends. Tho particulars, as far as hare
been ablc to gather, afe theac: 4 younger
brother Of Saunders WAS at the Richmond fair
about reek ago, aud, during that time, was
badly beaten over The head by Edwards, saun-
sicrs and hIs friends say incxcusab'y, Edwards
Bayinx that Saunders interferrr'l while be was
in the ltscharue Of hla duty a. An officer. Yes
terday, Walter saunders and Ills friends went 10
Richmond to attend the trial Of young Saunders
for his alleged offcute. After The TRIAL
conversation occurred between EdxaEds md
Waiter Saunders At the CARPET I1ousc, during
which eauudcrs denounced Ed*ar'lh' conduct -
brutal and cowarlly, a tho same time drawing
pistol. About this time Saunders was
shot by some other peraon, but
| lcrelIng hh pistol made things lfvely
| while Its strength lasted. Nhenfthc frtng end:
| Cd Saunders and Ills brother.tn.law, Ballartf, ,
were both dead, and Marshal Edwards slightly,
| and his brother dangerously, wouu,ied- Many
shots were fired, but only the four persons ucn-
| toned we're struck.
, 1877-08-29

and the Turks gained possession nj all the
earthworks at ti,c opening u thr dc2lc.
f.oHpos, Aug. ia Telegram to ihe itfnFs
from sl,lmla says Sutcttusn Pasha has earture1
n-arty ali the Russian positions. The Russians
lost :,U01 ia Killed aud wounded.
The Sfdniard's dispatch from sliurnla says
Il Is reported that the Kuaaans have abandoned
their works, and that sule!fnan Pasha Is pur.
suing them.
, 1877-08-29
BRIGHAM H0I[NG.

sALr LAKE., Aug. 2s.-DrIghana Young Il SUI
fer1nK from cholera 1uorbus and lnaaInuatIon of
tue bowels. 1t Is claimed by bis family that
hts condition has Improved to-day. but thosa
WIG should be best informed do not thlnk 10
VII! live twenty-:0ur hours.