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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-01
DENTISTRY.
DRS. CANINE & WHITLOCK
Dentists,

Having entered into co-partnership, for the
purpose of practicing dentistry, in all its
branches, would respectfully inform those need
ing the services Of. dental operator, that they
arc prepared to attend to their wants in every
respect
The filling of teeth done in the most satsfac-
tory manner. Inserting artificial dentures, al
ways with a view Of restoring, as TAR rs prac.
ticabe, the lost contour aud natural expression
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
using nitrous OXIDE gus.
They extend an invitation to all, to call and
&c them and solicit liberal share of their pat-
onage. Work guaranteed. Prices moderate.
CANINE 4 WHIrLOCK.
Surgeon Dentists.
" Commercial enue. between sth and 9th sta
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Public notice Is hereby given that by virtue
Of "a decree OF the county court of the county,
OF Alexander In the state of illinois.
rendered at the June term of said
court ls'1, upon the application of the
undersigned, TO cell the real property of the
estats Of Louis Nassanno, deceased to pay the
debts Of the same, |, Harmon IL. Black, admin
lstratOr de bOnls non OF the estate OfLOuis Mas
sanno late of said county deceased, will sell at
public vendue, on the 5lst day of July, A. ID.
M at the ION; door of the court house in the
city OF Cairo at two O'Clock p m OF said day
to the highest and best bidder to Ray the debts
Of SAID Louis Nassanno. deceased, the following
described real estate tO-wit Lot eight (s) in p,
block seventeen %, IN the Il ST addition the to
city OF CAIRO, situate in said cOunty and state
having thereon fine two story brick huidlng
adapted tor business and resideTce The SAD
property will b, sold absolute.y and ,ree from
amy ineunlIp we, including tue the vi! low
- $3.50 y 49, A.. 81 affq ~ p,pfo 2
Wltn0ht inrfncr consideration. 1srMa VI .Ate
One thousand dsllarS and one-nHfI Of surplus IL
be cash IN hand, and the balance In six months
from time OF sale. The deferred pay ment must
ba evidenced by tn, purchasers note drawing
six per cent interest with personal security,
and sale mortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated June 18th lo71,
HARMON II BLACK,
Administrator de bOnis non OF the estate of
Louis NassannO. dtl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-01

Estate OF Timothy O'Cslahan, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administrative of the estate OF Timothy
O'Callaban, late OF the county of Alexander
and State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the
county court OF Alexander county, at the
court house in Cairo at the August term,
on the third Monday in August next, at
which time ali persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-.
quested to attend for the purpose OF having
the same adjusted. All person. indebted
to SAID estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day of June, A. ID. 1877.
BRIDGET o. CALLNHAN.
0-2lWoW Administrative.
, 1877-05-17

Nene Baarcn fir Serren, Gibtr idliGt
nnb eemnItert, tpet5 uno farbis, %isicene urb
gapnss ioipie @Gdrpen unp G6leulen Srn
&c. bis 81. WenmpeiiAe S9ptti1Ge etc.
j. G. WHITLOCK.
, 1877-05-17
Gurogaild)e NabriOttn.

Ssont6ar8 y. 5. S05e. Ant 90. Wfdra
ipnroe bier etne geluiB mcrfwirolgc 0t'
citation BON ben 0iquioatoren Ser ebes
mali9en Spielbanf por9enom;let. Ga
fanaen babel AUDI uIusltauoe" sur Gscs
lEei9srunq. Die elb,n wiroen it'd ilr
eiaen Guriolitatenlammler porsii9lid)
el9nen, oa lic Elm Gon9lolaerat BON allsn
m0glid)en Spiclerbon5 (@utid)eiuen)
biloen, worulter li5 Namen BON Der
b6Jltn Iritofratie bis gum nie6riQlsn
Qanolucrtcr finoen. Ga figuriren 0ers
56ge. @rafcn, garone, ebeu 10 elm gals
seS Sanoel oon Oud)clin mo Gomtl~
leu, ierner OIlicicrc, &inltlcr. &auis
leute, Surineu, Oiplomaten, 9leutisr5
&c. Diele Sons reprdlentircn einea
W:rtb BON etma p Wtiqiousn 6ranc5
nno spuroen gum Meiit9ebot BON 5000
Wf., iase f~inftaul taoiw:ihuuo:rt Wt. q,
su9eiblagen. 8efaaatlih f%onnten otez
icnisen Spieler, Die igr SclO an oct
yanf ptrIpielt batten, be, Der elbsn GEE
gen etnen Bon ein 9tcilegelo erbebeu.
DieIe Sons ooer S1utoldeine wuroen
5luar nle - obne frslwIui9c5 Gtul6i en
Seitens Der Sstreifcnosn - gum 3ns
callo 9ebra9t, eS ourIte aber eiu lOldlec
S@uloner ME Wieoer gum Sptel 5uges
lGfen weroen.
2aains. Die leiOise &aicrnirungSs
Tra9e lteint enolIb audi fur ~unIereu
Blos elmer 26iuug entgegsn an seben.
9ta1 Sertiglteuea Der n0tbi9en Giurid]z
tln9en in Den ucuen Teitun9awtrfen
foil Die Ueltun95aNrtiQerie Die uater
Den 9roBen @elhiieltanNen ~eingebauten
iebr %9erdnmi9en Gaualiere be3ieben, unb
auf eluer Der 9rOBen GaptanQ0en otr
leuen Werfe miro Der gau elmer groBeu
SapaQeries&olerue 5ur AuS5abrWua
tOmmen. Durd bic Di8locati OH witrocl
bann bier &alcrnen i'm Sunsrn Der
Staot fret, meldc mad Uerduosrter SIM
rldtung ibre8 Smaern au6reiAenoe linz
MISUNDERSTANDING fir Die YeIabung in
boiler &rie9ssS tarfe bieten weroeu.
Die uuterluhuns 9escn bic 5beils
tebmer al ben GrcelIen am OeburtStale
oeS &uilerS ipuroe pom Commencement
nieoergsl0la9cn, bic untcrludungss
@sfan9snen in 6reibeit 9eleet, oa9egea
Der &alernensIrrclt fir Die betbeilisJen
GruppensNbtbeilun9en neueroinsS auI
anbeitlmmle Seit usrlansert.
y'o(en. Sm ben lsbteu Gasea BADEN
lib bler arbeltsrialammenrOituussu ges
sclat. Die noritberaehsnb eineu bebrohLi.
, 1877-05-17
Sas- Aue grt Orudarbciten lpeloeu

II ter Sffie Ncr.. Sirsiuia Stauts-
Gazette" .anscfcrtia
, 1877-05-17

Gin D6ifa6clpbia'er 9latt er5d6lt
folaenocn Sal BON 6rilli@er 9iebe. S1l
elmer groBen @6nittpaarenbanblum9
wuroe Dor einigcn Gasen cine gerfdu-
feriu, peI9c balelbit fir Die ungebeurc
5umme BON Sc pro Wo@e DON friib bis
gbeno tbdti9 mar, infol9e BON lteberons
Itrenanng obnmddtis. IS mllroe %ioIort
Elm @ascn acbolt uno bas iunae Mdos
den nod 3oule bcf0roert. Na6oem
lid bailelbe am anoern Sage ipieoer err
bolt, beaab es lid lpieoer in Den 2aoen
rno besann oieNrbeit. NmSonnabenoc,
ols ss our M%blDbnuns fam, purbs json9
Ole. junge Game IN feine.1 9%eringen
S6reden perlebt. benn in ibremGouper-
te fono 1ie ifatt Sc mn ST nno cincn
3ettel, ouf Dem Die 9emerfung It0no,
oaB Der @agen, in Dem tic pdbreno If.
res u%niunblleins nah Suu1e bciDroert
loorosn, SIS s~efolttt babe, lueltle man Der
&lir5e Dolber 9leid in AbSuy bringe.
On bebanbeln Die berii-bmten M'tslle-
o'r -: 81. 6. 81" ibre weiBon-anse'
IteQten!
, 1877-05-17
9nldnai(df Dspe(bsn.

g w'Oorf, Is. Mloi. 9os Sc.
bdloe Nr. 8, @oloitrabe, in ,uelbcm li6
Die Nicoerla9e BON n9oIetter's Sitterer-
Comp" befano, tpurbe 9eIiern Nbcnb
onrdTtuer serit6rt. GerluIi etipaS50, 900.
Sie Yapiermiible Der u&o1elterersYos
pierzgomp.," tnIo9eiter, brannte 9citern
Ibcno nieocr. Serlult $500, 900; Ser
li6erurs $4,000.
8on91feep{ie, N.sD., 16. Mai.
Sn Der Ndbe BON Npad llnb ali peridic.
Den Orten 5tuiiGen Spupte1 9uDpul
uno Sarrptolun Den Sublon entlan9 ltes
bcn Die 8dloer in belen 6lammen.
Siioli6 BON Yeefstill uilo afoerenO rtcn
ouf beioen Seiten BEG Sluiies bdn9en 10
oi6te &au6lpolfen, Oab Die S0ifIfabrt
lebr er16lvert luirb. NI1e unb Tunfen
iallen forttpdbrsnb in bieIer Stabt nic-
Der. Ser dn9eri@tete G9abcn lit be-
bclteno.
Serontot,B a., 6.Ntoi. Sn ocm
Mfool ics Gcbi1ge, iiiO0Itli0 Don 0icr, Iino
Balobrillbe ausgebro9en, lln0 meileus
peite 5trcdenB lino bcreits DIN
oenielben perbeert iuorocll. 8os 55yeuer
1T sl weit entfcrnt, I'm 8ciiir0tur9en
uater Der Seu6Ifcrun9 Der 8orTaote 5u
erre9en.
, 1877-05-17

9%e9angen. Sufum Sale fest it, Slam.
men, lnb Die Ginipo1ner bes 2anoes CIR
beben Iid in MaIie 5uGunltsn Ser 5iir=
fen. Sic telegrop6ilde @%erbinoung
sluil6en &crs uno &onItantinopel iiber
Gr5erum 1T niGt unterbrO6en."
, 1877-05-17

d)eu o%parattcr trugen. Die Botisei lit
bent Beginner bereits mirflam eutses
9en9etreten. Die Wanul 1aften Ser
0auptuade ino peri tGrft.
, 1877-05-17
Die Ge1Adftsleute bes lDelfene

fpmmen. @arum 2 ltm au leben, ME es
f%or'rtt, cnB Wbitlpd's @aaren 10 ttllil fnp
rnp unt bort gu faufsn. .. hielc idTnen
l9paraen MIpaeaS Ill 90, Is, 80, IS unb SOC.
Sene @lace 5anbibutc NIT 2 anSpfsn gu so
bis 75e. 1te neten Snl5tiiaer fir 0amtn,
Serren unb ainoer. Geireifte unb ltatte
Strimpfe ~ 10, IS, 20 unD 35r. Yiques gu
s, 10 anb 15r. Cine Oarb brs,ten aebIsigten
nrb braunen Sbeetin9 gu 81 unb Zoe. giele
Sadbe1 fir ainber, Wcbsnaaren, 3leiberltpfc
etc. 9einene 3aidentidsr 3 fir 25e. aommt
balo urtb fault in reu biQtgen 2aren tei
j. G. WHITLOCK, 1909 Mau Ctr
, 1877-05-17
Der Mt0mpn6er
,,Gem @mrlD Gut"
$nbaf aa,,D @igarettee,,
Sabrictrt ppl
g. s. MQem S g.,
Il / d. 1T 10. % d.

Ser si@moaosr 81 m EobaeeO" II bon Ben ausgsns9hsaen
y@irginia Naural 0caf' 9ddntten nno fret bon Ghna1u, Gtaub, Parune
'o&r iraeno elmer gerdihuaa: Der letts araue gooen nOua otFr Sabat aewa1e
fen Gn i1makr Stub in Srsnia uo 0toub Gaofna) uno bic art- oes Grod-
mems uermiuoert bic Vrosentc os 9dcotms ,SeBbalb fam oerabe in Efeen. oocr|
in Giaaretn seuudt weroca, obne gil behrdten Snsbcnnen, @dlmmoel i'm Sop
k, obr Yhjen auf br 3unae gu bfonnnen, weldeS oft ourh 9abat pelder in
anem fdwsren ee9nboSen stoadien uno NIT at9aiihs3 0ssa: 99nqua s09fen,
oMr demnide @uban5en parfimirt ooer anoerweti9 perfaift 1T, ggdmbt.
.Drd feline Sfinbet. fem aroraa. isnen nthrlt4sn eerud) nno g1bn1od
cmpfsbt m db SEM YfHrn. unO @iaaretteasSsaudrr, ats eme BET ansseIuhtefsm
unb rein1en Soten Tabaf. Ben mon 9aben fam. 49,.
Son elmer amalDie, melde farsGb BON bsenn. Tabat con %. aueunus
g6Lfa, Der brubmte @bemit Der fUnNuhen Nsruuturs 81 ieuihat in England, &C.
madt wuroc uo o6en Same 10 betannt in ieoem 2aboratoruut BET gSdt, 1T Sol
9enoe5 cn Nlssug
tttifat2abora
II SdiaburD Squar. Shet gheet 8. s.. 9oaoon.}
sd fnc NIT epuren bon @aptr in Ben, Gabot, wetdes Der gruno if. bab
ur eien 10 muou @ddnad fat, oGn in alien farku, bti@nSen Ta6at fnoe ih
ri@s 0Qal, ooB @apeter in beocntcuor 0uanttdt uorteriheno 1T; cine anoere
uuno wibtsme Sode, melbe id ou) meme l1ntrudung ausgefunoen babe. tit,
voaB c ur. weui9 gdeotn ent9at mo os in oGlen Smten Gabaf brett o@r bier
rnal lopet afunon wno. Sd fnoe, oaB oifr Gabat cine oabatnibn1SBia felae
s uanttat Gimcbhofc entbdtt bGes erfldrt ben lebfden gerud oes NaudpS
"pn ofr @mte Eabat. Gs it wabrta ehe Der po41uebcunen sOrka, Die ia
ne euandt bbe uo $ 1T wufib tpabr. oaB or EabafH MUIR wen9 Ncotin uo
u@hneiBhOf ntbaft. petes ib alS eta beonoerss &enaSiden einss liebla5 red]ens
von uno mnoe Gabafs, bctrabe"
Der 9a1petcr Gbt Den Tataf ben mir fir fart un6 ihledt batau, Ben fdar-
fen, beiBcnon 9eltnad oer @hDeBhofT gilt Den rnougne9nen geruh, mte
urbronnte 6eoern ODER SO,n melAer oft int ihlcdt brennenoen Gabaf beaeft miro;
bS Jtuotn lit Der giftnoh.
, 1877-05-17
gtrainia Stoat6<@15erT
tasltp bsraussesebcn son
9obn q. pein II.
No. s 3tuDIfte Stra6e.
81 i'd m 10, ga.

@nbfertptiprS Nreifct
, 1877-05-17
Meuftf tflegr. pepe(1en.
Scr @rieg int Orient.

2onbor, 16. Mlai. @foBfirit Nifo-
laas muroe in Gadaref iebr fill clil~
pfanaen. 9fidt ELL %ein3i9er Surrabruf
tpurbe peri1Omtlen.
, 1877-05-17
Inhkllr!

a'sG~ 1nDkllr'!
n %bcaimpt. $. ssonse ttsbcriae Ssiloeria5ttn nm.
Saultoben aDie, Sur wirb bnrd has fosctannt.
lobbal lab bmr6 Gtnnebmen pom Snbptlncr
tewtrft. Cite lobbapsr Seisen an, no pic srantbeit
fbren Sib bat, M ticf le ltcgt, unb III glei1er
lpeit aeisea. fe bic aebenstroft beS Mtsnl4en an.
konicnoe- Iinb tn BEN Isbten spet Sabren tn Der
Babe %2tnitolt, "a Stanton Ctr, Rsm gorf, gebetlt
porben. Inter ben @ebetlten b~eftnbet l6 piele
Ierste unb apotbefrr. Ole aobbs Der unteriaeisen
tib Don Gnoerett 8abern oaour4, baB ie brett aui
tte &rantbcit etnpirten, uao Ben franfen Stof ems
ferntn, In ioel1er Sorm er aud gum Sori6eia
tonime. Ste Itno ein Serbrennun9ss Uoer ausI6et>
bnn9Ssproceb Der &rontbeit8ltoHe. {Seoer &ronte
iptrb btt Der Mnpenbnn9 bitter Sur l~oSnla9en Ietn
etsener s(rSt. 99e,ln Semonb shrd bieie 8aber &c,
BELT lit. 10 tit er wirtltd uno rabital se9eilt, nab.
reno mad Der btsbsrigen Setlmctbobe Bite Wittel
9ep6bnliA 9efabrlt3er ine ais bic &rantbettielbft,
nnb ii9 tiers IN san5ss Seer Secunoarcr sranrs
'o5siei5 BE soybaber ate arastpeiten, tnaissrIta
NIB auBerli1, ~turiren, 10 iino bod bic @irfun9en
bel i~ol9enbtn 8rantbciter. b%eionoers ipepn fe ii5
nod in ocnteln 3rltanhe ~befncfn, ganS olberoroents
It'd: Sicper, .felblt Nerpens unb &pphnslieber,
werben ir4r idrel, gem6bn!t9 nit Id 8d6ern,
iurirt, S>als= NIB NnmgeuidsutttbSad)t utrb,
b~eionoerS bel lunaen seuterl Il. in, erlten Stabtum,
sep6bnli@ let0t turirt. @aMerIndt, Hbens
tMatisMuS peroen oft ie1r i0nsa 8ebctlt;
ebenio Nueenz nnb Sbrrntrantbettct, fowte ale
fbpbiIstifhe SranIbeiten tn ieoem @raoe Sci
|, 9uberen &rautbetten, Ss~Gnopmnoet, R0c=
tGiputeIts GctGpbsln &C. 1T ote WStrtun9 etne
pl0bli4c II. ii@thare. Sur Elm @ab III binreideub,
& UNI Sebet uon Der S~SirtIng ai iiberSeusen. Was
"a 6cnfrebS lub bic io9enanute &sarn= ODER
.,,.ucferrnbr (eine btS iebt unbeiibare &rontbetD
Hnroen oebeift Net lcbterer Sranfbeit 9eben 25
@roSent bes Su&eritoHes nit ieoem Sabe bur9 ben
rrin ab.
Oie @a6ez unb Ginuebmes QuGper merben mad
ibem Nl0b i'm 2Unpc %perl0uot. Ser 4reis bes
&abespulpers 1T 50, ber hes Ginnebme : Nuluers
Il. Nau laile iiA etue 9rpi1ire it5er bic 9ohf,a
ii enatii4er ober bsatl9er Spra9e I9ideu.
FIR. Rauchfuss =
"a Stanton Ctr. (Box $780,
Sew Sort
, 1877-05-17

Sud- fiir 5errsnsleipcr in erpBer @uspabl
inb auf Sctellung Yerfertist gu biliseu prei.
len. 8prlnt unb ~iibr3eugt @ub Ielti.
JIG. WHITLOCK.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-06-14
Effect Of Metals Upon An@sthesia.

Some twenty-five years ago certain n.
Burg, doctor in France, announced a
discovery at which science looked with
little favor. He declared that the appli-
cation Of certain minerals to the human
body relieved the malady of an@sthes1a,
and restored the faculty of sensation.
Some patients could be helped by the touch
Of gold, copper agreed better with others,
and zinc suited the constitution of third
set.
Very lately some members Of the Soci-
etc de Biologie have given M. Burq's
practice trial, with results which seem
satisfactory enough. For example, q pa
tent Of the Salpetriere, girl of about
sixteen, subject to hallucinations, and un-
able to feel on the right side of her body
was treated with a gold bracelet. It is
said that before the application of the
bracelet she allowed herself to be pinched
and pricked with needles with perfect
Indifference. Fifteen minutes sitter the
ornament was clasped round her wrist the
skin became Of more healthy color, and
the slightest touch of the needle drew
blood and provoked CALCULATIONS from the
sufferer. Her right eye, which had been
blind during her illness, now distin-
guished colors, and her right ear detected
sounds.
On other patients gold had no effect,
but zinc or copper restored, for the time,
the lost senses. It is to be noticed that
in few hours the deadness to feeling
returned in these hysterical subjects, and
it is also said that what the right side o
the body gained, the left side lost. So
on the whole, the discovery seems rather
curious than profitable London Daily
NcDs.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-06-14
Latest Markets,

GRA1N-Wheat No. 2, 1854; seller July,
1864; seller August $1.41h5; No. 3, &1.355.
Corn, No. 2 4315c. Oats, No. 2, 361<c. Rye,
No. l, 7oc. Barley, No. 2, zoe; No. 8, 40c.
CHICAGO.
GRA1N-Wheat, $1.47N@14s seller July;
$1:30A seller August: Corn, 461< seller July ;
48Hc seller. Oats, 37Ac cash; 377lc seller
F1ouR-Minnesota extras, $7.75@95O; west
ern do. $675@S.50; Minnesota patent, 10000
11.00; winter extras, $850@10.5O.
PROVISIONS $12.95@12971 seller
July; $130214@1307x seller August Lard,
$9;1219 seller July; $9.15@$917114 seller Aug
ust.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-06-14
Tortured InnOcents.
From the New York Times.

from the new 1OrK Zines.
. An extraordinary instance Of heartless
cruelty on the part of a mother toward
her little children was made public in
Hobokcn, N. j., yesterday. On the COM
plant Of Thomas Lawton, Of No. 112
Second street, who lives in the same house
with the unnatural woman, Mrs. Cecilia
Gibson was arrested and brought before
Recorder McDonough to answer to
charge of inhuman treatment. She was
confronted in court by her two little girls
aged 12 and s years, whose bodies bore
countless marks of violent treatment. The
elder girl told pitiful story to the re-
corder, and her appearance strongly sub
stantiated her words. She said that ever
since she could remember her mother had
been in the habit of treating her inl the
most merciless manner without any pro-
vocation. Almost every day she was sub
jected to cruel beatings with club, and
latterly her mother had on several oc-
casions tied clothes-line. about her neck
so tightly that she was in danger Of suf-
location. The girls neck was raw from
the friction of the rope, and her arms and
shoulders were black and blue from the
beatings. Her little sister, she said, had
been similarly treated, and her general
appearance indicated as much.
Mrs. Gibson had nothing to say in re-
sponse to the charges preferred against
her by her children, and the recorder held
her for trial in default of 81 900 bail. She
is not wicked-looking woman, but she
is certainly cursed with violent temper
and revengeful disposition. Her neigh
bors say that she does not indulge in in
toxicating drinks, and she seems to be
considered good housekeeper. Her an
imosity to her helpless title ones cannot
be explained on any other hypothesis
than that of inherent cruelty or tempo
rary insanity. The girls are her children
by former husband named Graves. The
woman has had another child by herpres-
ent husband, Gibson, but it does not ap-
pear that she has ill-used it. Gibson is
employed in New jersey sugar-house,
and it is said that he pays no attention to
the outrages that are perpetrated daily by
his wife. Persons who live in the same
house with them report that Mrs. Gibson
drags her children around by rope, as
she would dog, and their screams for
mercy frequently aroused the entire
neighborhood. It was their cries that i'm
PEELED Mrs. Lawton to enter q complaint
with the authorities, private intercession
and remonstrances having been Of no
avail. The children are now under the
care of the police. Gibson found an ut
terly deserted home when he returned
from his work last evening. There is a
rumor that some years ago Mrs. Gibson
attempted to kill her son, boy of IA
now, who is in prison for larceny, but it
lacks confirmation,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-06-14
RUSSIA'S WAR WITH TURKEY.

Travellers from Rustchuk report that
the impression has been gaining ground for
the last three days that the Russians will very
shortly endeavor to cross the Danube at three
different points, making Rustchuk the CHIEF
object of their attack. All women have left
the town. Foreign cOnsuls, except the Eng
lsh, will leave in few days. simultaneously
with Sulieman Pasha, Mehemet Ali attacked
the MOntenegrins at Kalaschin, killing 50 and
losing 36 of bis own men.
The London Times special from Vienna
announces that representatives Of the guar
anteeing powers in st. Petersburg have been
informed that Count SchOuvadoffis 10 the bearer
Of the Russian answer to Lord Derby's note,
and that it is hoped the contents of that an
swer will be deemed satisfactory by the Brit
ish government. A complete understanding
between Russia and Austria which is reported
by some, can only be said to exist within
proper limits, namely, that Russia has un-
doubtedly been made aware that certain con-
tingcncies would be deemed contrary to the
interests OF Austria, and she has and doubtless
will endeavor to keep clear of these; but this
is a very different thing from an agreement as
to the future solution of the Eastern ques-
tlon, in which Austria perhaps more than any
other power is concerned to uphold the con-
cert OF the powers.
The following is Turkish account of
the position of affairs in Asia Minor: On the
morning OF the 9Th Of June, Mukhtar Pasha's
headquarters, with nine battalions, was at
Kaprekos The turkish right, consisting of
twenty battalions, was at Delibaba The Turk
ish left wing, sixteen battalions, was at Gurdji
and the baggage about six hours march from
Erzeroum. The same account only assigns
four batteries Of artillery to these forty five
battalions, which seems incredible, though it
has been repeatedly stated from various
sources that the Turks in Asia Minor were al
most destitute of artillery. This report places
the main body of the Russian right wing at
O.ti, with advanced guards at Norman and
the Russian center at Soghanli Dagh. The
ment. A Russian detached column is ap.
preaching Van, and has reached the bridge Of
Bendimahon, twenty miles from Van
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She was fond of conundrums, and when
she learned that mule: was Latin for wo-
man she thought she had good one. So
she asked her husband what was the diff
ference between herself and mule, and as
he had been married several years he was
too thoughtful to trouble her by guessing,
but kindly remarked that he had meyer
been able to see any,
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Safe B0rglary.

The County Treasurer's Office at Gale
dofia, Houston County, Minn., was entered BY
burglars on the night of the 4th inst and
powder and tools used to good advantage on
the safe. The outside doors were blown off.
There was about twenty five thousand dollars
in the inside drawer. The inner door has the
appearance Of having been closed and spiked
!; This door Is now being drilled. It will prob.
ably be some hours before tits known whether
the burglars succeeded in getting the money
or not. The thieves left their tools in the
Office. Considerable excitement prevails
posse Of men are out in all directions. on 9
grand hunt for the robbers.