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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, April 23.-M. Thomson (Ganbetusp'
o ree elecrod 70 the Chamber OF Deputies for Con
stantinp, Algeria.
LospoN, April pa Dublin telegram says;
.n.i. poyne Aulcahy who was imprisoned for CONF
n,ety in the Fonian conspiracy has been 'eu 70
fs' aon William OCaag han IL Is expected thaI nc
will comply"
EALlrAx, April 23.-The Newfoundland
Ieeisatare is elil session. tain oii' N"' wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
MP n1AryEs DENIAL OF AN ABSURD STORY.

James G.. Blaine was in the city yesterday,
anu when inquiry made Of him as TO the California
statement that lie has prepared and intends to introduce
resolutions at the session OF Congress expressing
dont. of sr IIayes's election, ana proposing new con-
sderon OF the question by the tribunal 10 consist OF
Me Chief Justices OF all the states, said There Is not
ths slightest foundation for the story have already
autographed that is the invention OF lunatic or an
IDIOT il DC possible that any body is ass enough
a. half in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
GENER1L FOREIGN NEWS.

GEN. BURRIEL TO BE PUT on TRIAL.
LONDON, Monday April 3D. 1877.
Tn the House of Commons this afternoon in
replv TO a question by Sir Charles Wentworth Dixie, Mr.
sourlo said Spain had promised to Try Gen. Burrie OF
the Vrguius nOtoriey and hat the tIal had
been delayed account of the nOnrccept OF payers
from Cnba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
PROTECTION IN GERMANY.
JnNnaN Monday Anril %

LONDON, Monday, Apfl -, 1917
A Berlin dispatch to The Post says 1t Is re-
orted that Herr Camphausen, Prussian Finance Minis
ter has declared lie viii resign If Prussas proposal for
retaiatory and partially protective tarif on certain
kinds Of foreign iron and steel and iron and steel goods
/, defeated in Parliament. Nevertheless 1t Is beieFed
TIM lie motion will be deieaio I'd by small aJol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
RUsINESS FAILURES.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, April 23.--Medad T.
Morss, merchant, lumbernan, and large real estate
owner sullivan County. has failed and filed petition
for voluntary bankruptcy. His liabilities are sl2O000
and the reported assets nearly 100000. The liability
WAS caused mostly by the failure OF jacob Hermanco
and of the Ellenvile Glass Works. Pincus A.
man, a heavy Mddletown clother, thrown into
bankruptcy by his creditors, and has offered 10 cents
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
EAST INDIAN CALAMITIES.

LONDON, MOntay, April 23, 1877.
a serious outbreak of cholera has occurred
I'm Akyab Bengal. Twenty-Five per cent Of the small
Eufonean population died 30 hours. Calcutta elo-
gram saws that 1t is apparent That the famine shows
traces of approaching the worst point but there is good
reason 10 hope that the maximum distress may be less
severe than was anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
GOOD HEALTH AMONG Farm CATTLE

WASHINGTON. Monday, April %, 1877
Reports relative to farm animals, as received
at the Department Of Agriculture, show general eAem
ton from diseases among cattle with Few exceptions
and a than average heathinihess anu 'ni'
.,.ci,v In The region north OF the 36th degree OF la
tude In the ndcr region whore shelter Is not pro-
yided. emacation and death not infrequentiy re-
porte In one county in Georgia Taylor, 100 of hero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
ENGLAND AND THE sUEz CANAL.

LONDON, Monday, April %, 1877.
There is rumOr iii the lobby of the House
of Commons tonight that the Government has resolved
to send a feet to Canal, and thai the Earl OF
B,aconsfeld has visited the Qaccn TO obtain Her
AfninafN'a sanction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
NETWORK. TUESDAY, APRIL "a, 1877
d,,,v ~ 90 per cent on ready.

passed which imposes duty of 90 per cent on re"y
made clothing and manufactures OF wool anu 10 20
cent ad yalOrem dnty articles generally not suc.
a specific duty. bounty OF five per centrum ~ ,,
the original cost of hemp, haN, COTTON, anu WIN ~
ported ana manufactured into merchandise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
THE AMERICAN FLHT WATCHTUL.
NnLEFRANCnE. MONDAY. Apl

NHIEFRANCIlE, MOnNay, AprlI y, INIl.
The United States steamer Nandalia sailed
for Ccns,antincple Saturday The remainder OF the
American feet goes to Smyrna and the syrian coast I'M
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24

In explaining his vote Mr. Cowdn said ne voted
against ordering the bill to third reading because he
desired - have II amended 10 leave the Dock De-
partncIi single department, and not merge IL in the
Department OF Public Works.
In Tie Senate little business OF general interest
transacted except the reading OF the Go cnog message
the charges against Superintendent Ellis
Senator MOrTsscy introduced n bill amending the act
to suppress utempeauce aud regulate the sale ~ n0xi.
eating liquors. Ii provides that the Commissioners Of
Excise OF the City OF New-I0rk may grant licenses 10
ne sons of good moral character for "a period OF
not less than ok months and not than year,
to sell liquors, wines ales. or beer in quantities
less than fii gallons at time upon paying the following
license For acs and eer $50; liquors, Wines aes,
and beer, than $50; aad for hotels having 100
lodging rooms aId for places premises with
gardens attached 800. Any person who shall sell
offer TO- sale. or assist doing, any liquors. ales,
wines, bee, without first obtaining lie s, shall DO
guilty of mlsdcmeanOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
THE GREAT WAR BEGINNING.

THE RUSSIANS ACROSS THE PRUTH.
mr EMPEROR OF RUSSIA REVIEWING MS TROOPS.
Russian troops yesterday crossed the Pruth by the
poumanan Railway, and occupied Jassy aud Buch-
.rest. The latter city is the capital of Roumania,
and is only 30 miles from the Danube
Yesterday, ALSO the Russian Embassy took down
the national arms from the Legation at Constant-
nople, and left that city. NJ. NeldOff had pre-
r;o,sly announced that diplomatic relations We're
=, an end The Car reviewed part of his
,,oops on Sunday and made. them a
gerry varkc address. lie is to hold two reviews to-
dav. The Turks have sent troops eastward from
Vddin. TO meet the apprehended attacks. Great
Britain and Austria cvince great concern, but have
,oue nothing important.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24

| HIS LETTER BASED on A PERVERTED IDEA OF
| BAYEss PoLICY-A CURIOUS HISTORICAL INCL
| DEST-WADE FOR DICTATOR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
LIE PROPOsEp TuRKIsH MISSION.

ibe Russian Telegraph Agency, commenting on news
paper runors that the Porte intends 10 dispatch mis-
hon 10 kiSchenef, Gays endeavOrs had been made Mt
.onstantlnOple to induce the TnTls to send such mis-
nOn but the Turks in view OF the vote OF the Chamber
were not IN position 10 make any serious Offer Mere
courtesy wond not meet the requirements OF the prest
~e OF affairs aud Russia could IA take part
comedy. Turkeys only object IN sending mission
would DC TO act concistory part In order TO throw
aDon Russia the responsibility OF war; and perhaps "
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-21
Two DeathsBea Scenes.

! ! If you want your children saved, lead
the way, and then they will follow you.
never speak to parents on this subject
but think of two men whom T know.
One of them is o wealthy man, and, says
he would give all the wealth he has got
if he had his boy back here again. He
lived to be seventeen years old, when he
was brought home in O dying condition.
an accident overlook him, and the fami-
ly physician was, brought. for him, and
they entreated the doctor to, bring the
Iiboy to consciousness before be died. Aud
at last he recovered little, and looking
around, saw his father, who said g.. s.,g
my son, do you know that you are
| iHNo. Ia this death that feel ?" ).
/ "Yes, my boy, it is death.n' .,.s,1
"Well, father, won't yon pray for my
lost soul3" g.. ,.,.s.',.,,( - ..,,,.,..,.,1. :.
| And the father wept and said he could
not pray. Seventeen long years God had
given him that boy. and he had never
breathed his name in prayer once, Then
he said to. his mother: 4 ~. .slsei,s. i.,.
Mother, you pray for me r. "a NIX
But she eouldp't pray. And soon after
he became suncopscious again and died!
The father says that II, he could no to the
grave and bring the boy back again long
enough to bring him to, Chriht, be would
| give all his wealth. But it was too late.
Ho had gons = noii, .lJ.i,t,,,. +, (
Tho other lnan+-and what o contrast
/ between the twoi I,.,5 .5iti14,sj -.s.,
The other man was an elder in New
York church. He came home one day.
His child had been sick but he, didn't
consider him dangerously i'll, His wife
was weeping. Said he:ls t...a So IS.
Whats the trouble Hn s,ga d. ri.
Il -o'sITuy, rsl5rv . ueeng u great cuauge In
our child since morning, and am afraid
he is dying. / wish. you would go in and
| tell me If yo.l think he is.n f.-sit
| The father went iii and placed his
hand on his forehead, ,and he felt the
cold damp of death stealing over him.
And he said .Iififg ..f;t
my my son e q Dc II gqa know you aFs dyings''
| fittsYes. i,,E. ,s,si,ss t...i. +.
| will I die to-day, lather 9,'',..,l ~ IL,
| "Yes. You cannot live until nigbt,''
~ ii7 tils bo5 n.y. fhCo, anu
ne saldt 3a.yl-ss-st Is sys,taag % n. &.
swell, then, Il Will be With the sa,
| And, the father turned his head 20 hide
the teara. But the boy saw them, and he
| said t4,..,s> !. k y SIas sd 70, ,
| Father, don't you weep foElnes When
! l get to heaven I will 90 right sstgsishl..
to Jesus, and I vii; tell him that ever
i since lean remember, you haEc tried 70
lead me to him r. From Aiopdy. 'i5t.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-21
Fhe Han Who Grew.

One day last week Detroit mechanic
who was going down Michigan avenue,
became favorably impressed with pair
ofpa1ts hanging in front of o cheap cloth.
ing store. The price was low, the goods
seemed all right, and he made up his.
mind to purchase. ..f,
~ Civ you de word of Andrew Shack
son dot dose pants are shust like ,iron,"
said the dealer. 81 warrants dem efery
dime"
After three or four days wear the pur-
chdser fpnnd the bottom OF the pants
crawling toward the knees. It was bad
cas5 Of shrinkage, and he got mad and
went back to the store and said:
You swindled me out Of these pants !
See how they have shrunk p
Tho dealer looked him all over, felt of
said i'}te ''5ip'
"I shall give you one thousand dollars
Q month if you will travel with me-"
"How-.What 2" -. -
"You are shust growing right up at tho
rate of two inches q day, and takes you
around the county on exhibition. Dose
pants are shust as long as efer, but you
haf grown out of dem"
F-"I7aon'E believa it,n shouted the man !;
II am forty years old. and quit growing
al give you de word Of Andrew Shack,
son dot you vos growing" ''
"I doi:t care whose word you givel I
say eay,,,l the lsprlalg pants have shrunk nearly a
siHas de top Of dose pants shrnnk down
any u softly asked the dealer.
| "yVhv1 mop ~.
asShouidn't de vaistbands shrink down
shust as quick as dose bottoms should
shrink like dc; odder, eh Z When Z sole
you dot elegant pair of. pants for three
dollar, I don't suppose you was glowing
SO fast, or / shall haf pat Eum straps on
| de bottoms"
aay7ell, I don't like this way Of doing
Business said the purchaser,
| nShust like me-. IL I sell such elegant
pants as daze TO d man, and he grows out
OF dem, It damages my ,rade. You have
damaged ma five hnnn.: i lnliara, i...l I
| ilaf low rent, pays cash for mein goods,
| aid, Gan make you dis city, cents Tie for
| fisS, ,f;SSS:sstsn' f;SSS:ss q, y IS
Tho man walked out to .he carbstoEe
and turning around, shook his fst and
said: .seeJs. "a. X s
dare you out here.n !
| iSnch dinga sinks deep into my aeayl,P ?
iii ;siS1s "a ;si che tesi1T 30 - i iie t5h d0 MA
| pipe, ~ dinifs q sells ousrdis rsosnesa
| and peddle some vases arOnndt. Dan
when + ealle % somebody il makes no
6saess........ =. A Als.,- much dey grow. .' ieiroit
| Fsee {ress. tls a.ie setil. I'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-21

- "But / pass a' said 4 minister, one
Sunday, in dismissing one theme of his
subject TO tnlIe UP another. ssIkea I
mike It spades II yelled d man from the
gallery, Who was dreaming the HAPPY
hours away in an imaginary game 81
Gnrhre. It IL needless to say that he
went out ca the next deal, being assisted
by one of the deacons with q full hand
IF CLUBS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-21
COOPERATION.

Essay by L9sH. Gentry, read before
the end 9uartcrly Eiesting Of Deep
Creek, Harper, Sandy springs and
Town Greek Oranges, Convened at
lSTg, and Published by request of tie
Egeetlng. 81 a4.t.l,sN.j r7lif -.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-21

!, ,LEG@L .tt3EE3 we are eof5npliS "a
Eeqarfe psy Eox atll 3iea sS
Execato-E, tots asdf ot,isF fsdzsixYte.
ard heFsgltl a1p8n6 the Sasc3 for fssr fsi
5oslces ysIflk " WI. pnlg be lgsertaA pheii tsies
ssss.s ss;sslsSs RsEso Iss iasss ..s & 3!
sEInhI Eeisi Is 5ns 8 Z. E6S
1ttelitfan, sEes saliaL be
~ the fEtse name c1 Ss=sss sS tho 5fftof. e-
seetsd VII net ~ fetlsrned in lasa tie
a., Nc arc not rsspszeibl Cor aise sieMs as.d
opipiona OF our correspondence.
An teNa sis6ela ha ok Fessad tt
itors Inteiigencer9 ana an dIafts rnSS,es
oLdere &C., shpSld DO made payebto te tho ord ef
pt e. n. lfURnAY e CO.,
sstt III Efa 10 ~ Aisdslpops 8, q.
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RATES or gUBgCRIPTToN.-gwo BorrAps
psr saHEE;, sns .5ri; s..oiI ss ~ ak mouths.
: Subscriptions IRE not taken for q leas nerioi
than six months. :
Liberal deduo.ionr mace 10 rlups OF Ten or
more subscribers. f'f.sf,a i{fsstitt- q =
RI res or IDERR7ISIHG.-on Dollar per
,guGre OF ono iE for che 9Yst snaeytion and Effiy
Cents per square suhse ess than
three months. No advertisements counte less
than asqIare.N rfnl
LibsIa ~ Inlasyiin those uisniag
vertising by contract must he confined % the in-
mediate basiness the fftn orindividdai eonsrac-
ting. sAas.t. I ,si isiyAtsH 3,siti4 sfss+s -
OF Respect, and all personal coinInunicatfCns or
matters Of interest. Will be ehesgsd for
at adsertising Iateg; Announcements Of marriages
respectfully aolieited, ana VIII be inserted gratis
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-21
CuARLgsroN, s. O.. Jan. 80, 1869.

/ CHARLESTON, .. ". Jan. 30, 1869. &.
/ sdiy Dear lHoodru6':: What you have
done so far lis highly approved. A MEM
orandnm of your account as it the. s.ood
was sent ON yesterday, Az you collect
money due US pay yourself in full first,
and remit balance If any.
We count on you to push the State
printing (Acb.) The best we can do is
this: If we get 10 cents q line, which
would DO about S24 per column, we can
allow the pay4iaster % per cent. and
yourself 10 per cent, which would only
leave us q very moderate profit. IF we
can get 12a cents line, which Is $50 a
colun,n, or more, we can allow you 20
per cent, instead of 10. So,
Now you have the whole programme,
and may blaze away at will. We are
willing TO give helping hand, to any up.
country project, railroad or otheswi.s,
and free. Keep us informed. Yours, s.
F. w. DAWSON. =
The sworn statement of Capt Dawson
is as follows /,
ll .csH5 81 mia, s. c., june 6, 1877. ..., :,
1b the Hon. Il. 3. Bo,cen, Chairman Of
Senate Cbmln,ittee:
I SiR-The sgboined telegram reached
me yesterday evening:
| 5'-t i. IL
10 r. ~. Daicson, Charleston, s. c..
Letters from you to Woodruff, of No
vember 2S, 1868, and January 80, 1869,
have been put before the Committee of
Investigation. If you wish to explain,
you can do go tomorrow morning at 10
O'clock We arc about to close.
'4s II. E E. Bow : FN, s Chairman.
IN response to this telegram came
before your Committee this morning, and +,
after examining the lettefs to Woodruff
referred to, asked that they be stricken
from The record of your proceedings, on
the ground that, as there Is nothing in the
letfers that is, directly or by implication,
aial.s.l ssss.sA zs s.s.sgzlsseI .Is ss
not properly before youf C6lnniitfes Of
| Within the scope of your iaYesHg cation.
YcuS Committee having determined that
the fss se1s shall be gubmitf Red With tho tssl
tinb6ny taken BY your Uointli ittee, 1 now,
BY your permission, aubinie the "a blowing
| statenfent. ssS ,iSf 81 !.
When the I.S.lae of sgnsa :.issl II s.si
written to Woodruff TINT person, to the
best Of my recoiiculiou, was q salAYiei
Reporter for the Csinricsson Netrs. BIO
charges had been made against him, tne
excessive sppr0pfiaSi ions for public Print
! Ing had not been proposed, and he Bore 4
/ fair average character. The letter was
| written, j presume, in reply 10 n request
| by Woodruff that would define the atti.
tude of the Charleston .Netrs towards the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

LONDON, July 30. Mr. Gladstone, in
u magazine article, oharacterizes the
reinforcement of the Mediterranean
garrlsons rs perfect example of the
art OF disquieting aud annoying ono
side, without comforting the smallest
advantage on the other
The fourth Roumanian division, un.
der General Mann, crossed the Dauule
yesterday and occupied Nikopuls.
Mldhat pasha goes from Vienna to
London, He thinksshe can serve rur.
key better in London than ut Con-
stantin0ple. Midhat don't believe In
an early peace.
A Reuter- telegram from Vienna re-
ports that the Hungarian premier and
minister of finance, have just been sum,
moned TO Vienna TO talks part with
Count Andrassy, Prince Auchspeng,
Nj. DePrtil, and the imperial minister
of war and finance, In u cabinet coun.
oil, at which the question to be con-
sidered IL whether the moment has
not arrived for Austro.Hungary to deS
part from passive attitude,
The Servlan skuptschina has dis.
solved, and there IN great agitation
with military operations. Berlin dia-
patches say the emperors Of Germany
aud Austria will have an interview
about TIE 9th Of August.
A Paris dispatch says seven soldiers
We're killed 10y the explosion OF shell
In the easement OF Fort Nalenon.
Reuters Constantinop.e telegr m
says Turkish official reports claim
that the Russian cavalry attacks on
Yeni Saghara ana in the direction OF
Aman Bazaar, have been repulsed
The Standards C0nstautinople tpe
cial, dated Friday, said that the Turks
lost eight thousand killed and wounded
at Karabuner, Ii Ia now positively
settled that when The Russians reach
Adrlauople, the sultan aud govern
ment will 20 to Brosson, on the Asiatio
side OF the Bosph0rus. An official re-
| port from Osman pashA says that the
Russians have occupied Lovats, which
the Turks from Plevua assaulted aud
recaptnred July 20. The Standards
Shumla Dispatch says the ieoapiure
was affected after six hours fighting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31

ised the men that they should have
their back pay by August the 18th,
aud he took II on himself 10 promise
them, Though, ~ our informant states,
against the wishes OF parties east, the
reinstatement OF the wages IN they
were prior to June the first, with areg'
ular payday hereafter, Other de-
mands as to what would constitute n
days work or trip, which IL purely
technical and understood only by
those who ARE directly interested,
were not fully conceded, but remain
to be settled hereafter Enough was
done, however to satisfy the boys, and
show them that their officers would do
the best they possibly could for them,
and they dlsbanded 10 got to their sta
tions M quick Us possible. Many came
up ON the train last evening, and
turned round aud went out last night
with their trains
This ends the strike, peacefully and
satisfactorily TO all concerned. Our
business men feel weight removed,
and everything has assumed n cheer
ful tone, The boys acted with marked
regard for the laws, and rs for the nc
ton OF their superintendent, they are
ready to swear 10y him, and with the
business interest along the line have
full faith In the proyerb "Noble is
that Noble does.p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31
HORRIBLE HANGING.
a Llioicss Body swinging Ia Lamb
For Two Days nna u Half

We learn the particulars of violent
hanging in Lamar county from friend
who passed through Paris on Satur-
day. Our Informant was unable to get
the names OF the parties, but relates
the transaction as follows:
A gentlemen in Lamar county, near
the Hopkins county line, had " horse
stolen from him While at u camp meet
ing on Sunday evening, the 22l of
July. No trace could be found of the
horse, but on Tuesday Il man was found
In Sulphur Springs playing billiards
who WINS charged with being the thief
In his possession was found halter
which was Identified ny the one on the
horse at the time the animal was
stolen. He WAS taken toward the
county seat of Lamar county, and
when near the line was kept by his
guards for the night. Not long after
dark "a number OF masked men came
to demand the prisoner. The guards
being compelled to give him up, he
was taken to tree aud hanged within
short distance from the road. They
left him there and dispersed. He re-
manned In this position until Friday
noon, says our informant, when he
was taken down by the people of the
neighborhood and buried. Upon his
body were found seven dollars in
money, aud an album containing his
own, his wife's and child's photo.
graphs.
1t Is said he was from Mckinney,
but his name we could not learn. We
are unable to learn whether the Off
GERS of the law are examining into the
matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-31
w..,h.r pr,hnh,I,,,e.

The indications for the gulf states
are increasing southern winds, sta.
tionary temperature, stationary CIT
falling pressure, increasing cIouLiness,
and numerous local rains.
There are no strikers on the ladies
trains.
1t is said there are ten women to one
man at Saratoga.
England's Established church reye-
nue. this year is $50, 0OO. 200.
Business says II want TO see the
wheels 60 round.
Bread and Butter Brigade" is tho
new name gwen 10 the strikers
TAFT Is said to be the most available
man to father the republican party in
Ohio this year.