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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
SiebsRtes &apitel.

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In Sntsrladsn ein abssI1ierenes eintSnis
sss 3sbsn fibrte, In pelHss bic 0ersans
9enbeit tunfsle Stattentilpsr mari,
fablts f& Gliiabetb In Srauenpsr'
ni9t miner urSlidlid. 8snn aud In
sans anrersr Weile, 70 laftsten bic 6amis
lisnersisni1s pO6 beinabe sben 10 i6wsr
auf ibr ais auf Glspncre lelbf.
,Das, mas GliIabstb felt iriba 8inps
belt ais bsilises @u! ibreS Ssr,sns be-.
pabrt bate, mar ibr perloren sssansen.
Na1 jsnsm Srispsn. w,l6er aus Dem
8fwubtlsin entlprinst. Ger YRi&t aemaB
sebanrslt ~ BADEN, rang iie jeBt Verge
bsns. Do6 wis bate lie anpers tanceln
fSnnsn ? @as bate ie IaSen oper ttun
fSnnsn, UNI @lsoncrsns unslld 81 per-
binpern? 60 frastr nc ii6 itdncli6
une serietb ratei in cine fieberbaft CRU
bslnps llnrubs res 9s,itss. Satts ls bel
Glepnpre bleibsn loasn, bate lie unre9t
ssbabt Mlbrc6t su foIsen ? albrs1t =
lobalp ibrs @epanfsu ibn erreibt ba.ten,
l6ien elm I&neipenper Sdmsrs ibr Der,
sulammsnsuprs1sn. Sbn. ben ie lisbts
pen Ie sbrte, Den lie lber aue Wenlben
aeislt bate, n . rurfte iie 90 f& ale
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04
T8srtlssuns folat.l
3ie WofsfI&ea in Saban. teren q

Die Solfsfi&ea In Sapan, tersn IS
fir Spbe unp N,epsre In grocer MnSabl
sisbt fnp 10 nett unp rein sebalten, rab
IS Ri@t cie serinsfe lleberwinpen fofst,
Sapanfl1e Spf su psrsebren. Cine
lplhe @plfsfl1e bsltebt aus sinsm sros
zen oiersdlssn 3immer, ron papisrpdn<
Den Sstilpst, nit weiBsn Snpbmatten be-
lsst ; ebe nan iepp6 pom Der Snass
bsreintritt, rpsrpen Die Stisfsl auss9Osen
UNI tn rie lanse 8sibe pom Sanpalfn
unp 6plsIbuben Dor rem ISaule ssftelt
man bsfommt rafir Elm lansli1 pieredisss
l1war, tel1risbsnss 8rrtt6en, bic Nums
mer, unp rann srlt list man unS binein.
Mui Den Wtattsn ftebsr in lansen Hsibsn
feline Yisredisr xdit6sn, um iscss psriels
ben ia.Iert i6 cine Sii4sesaltaft ; Die
Gurppisr MAIDEN sS ebsnIp, unp pic am
w~sIsnpsn Sapansr isbsn ibnsn babel
Trsunrli& unp psrsnist su ; tic LADEN
unp lter3en ibsr ibre unbsbolfsnbeit TN
MisreriiBsn unp untsriSlasen Der Ssins,
fablsn ii8 absr ;uslei@ bo&ssehrt pae
pic Guropisr palislbe gHen senieben pie
fe. Gin Sapansdldss Dtenfmarten nit
aufssihlr;ten Asrmsln briuSt nun Elm
fleinss 8~pblentedsn aus Stein, psl&es
9enaI In cas- 8dltben paet, bus man ib
gum Mittasstilbe auserfOren bat ; pann
bolt iie Die Drummer, iauft pamit sur
HH l. ..-A 49,. Lis III H. ....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-04

l!e9f. Wtdrl leBf ne duf unier Ecblerts
beden unp tbut nun nod 3wiebsln, aaers
banr @spir; unp Saja binsu. unr baIp
fdnst IS an. In Der yfanne luitis su trc<
oeln, cine freueise Grl6einuns FIR bic
anrd&tis bepbadtencep 5unsrissn. ST
90 10 melt. 10 rpsrcsn aus Der Ride etn
grocer 9adtOrf SOQ Reis unp bic nStbtse
Insabl Gsfdben sebratt pel6e lsstere
aus pei&.m Dob ssfsrtiste firr unb
an eem untern Gnre nod suIammer<
sanger maEen, gum 3sidsn, rae fe
nod unsebrauht iino. Man tritt le
nun aussinanper, nin,mt fs tunfssre&t
srii9en Die Singer Der rsdten Saap unb
fdat rann abpe1ielne Elm rsnis Neis
cper Elm StdfHen Gle'I1 in Elm tleines
runpes Yor,euanidd6elden. aus wel6snt
mon nit BEN StdbGen iet. Oils Sc
trdnf siebt Is einen gan, lei6ten Retss
branntpetn, Saft senannt Der tn fletz
men por3elapaaiden aepirmt, taft
beib setruufsn miro. @ass lit appes
titli6 uno gut, pabet aud ihmadbaft.
Aueer ben flsinen 8odbserpsn sisbt ss
feline aneeren M5bel I'm 3immer |; an ZEN
Wdnren bdnsen peritierens papiertosen,
alf rpslten bic preife Ger Speiisn ses
fdrieben ifeben, rpie !. 3. &sis 2 5emp
Sleii6 3 5emo, Saft % 5emc. Gin
IemO 1T eine OYale. pieredis rur6ISderte
Welftnsminse, Don Der circa rs auf
einsu Dollar seben. Dat man isine
Mabl,eit beencet, 10 sebt man nit Der
Drummer ,um @irtbe. DER In elmer Gte
bpdt. be3ablt unp bsfcmmt eann crit eie
5usbsfieicuns ausseliefert.
Wie Der @ef6t1tstenner
9orp W% acaulay Deuti6 lsrnte,
cas- crsdblt uns Ter SdriTtfsler 5rspes
lyon in ieiner esbenesel6idts @dcaus
lays nit fplssnren 8orten Der selsbrte
unp itetS l~srnbeeisrise @sidi6ti6reiter
!ernte rte peuti6e Spra6e auf isinsr
Ssimreile BON Snrisn.
,Sn penis msbr als einem Sabre son
beute" 70 idreitt er am 26 Nrpsmtsr
1886 an Macpey Hapier, ZEN &ecacteur
Der gpinbursb &sSie.p, peree i6 mid
na6 Gnslanr e'ni6tfsn une bin enti6lois
len. bic piermonatlite Seereils auf Be-
meiitsruns Der eeutI6sn Spra6e su pers
wsnren. SD pirre Sbnen essbaIb
gum Danf perpai9tet ieir, penn Sic mir
10 RAID ais tbunli6 fplssnpr Bidder ,us
ldifen ppIten I: bic tete @rammatit
unp eas befe W5rtsrbu6 cte ,u bas
ben fnc; cine peutI6e 8ibel; @Setb's
unr S1iasr's 0srfe F; Nisbubr's Sc
S&i&te = idmntli9 i'm Original unp
tn Der llebsriesuns. Weine Mstboee
CUR Gr!ernuns elmer Sprads befstt ras
rim. pab i'd ieresmal nit Der Sitsl be-
gimme, pie i& pbne 5ilfs zines @Srter=
budss leIeu fam. Na6cemL i'd riss
msbrtrs Gage setban. bin i'd Msiter Ger
sepSbnliden Yartifsl. Der s~sliuFsasn
Syntor' &eseln unp zines siemli6 Il
tbpli@en WorfaaBes Damn psrfe i'd
mid auf etn elaifldes Wsrf. 60 rperpe
i@ 60 NIT Dem Deutiden Seriu6sn."
DER 8eriuh selans. felt iener 6simz
rsiie aus Snrisn, rts POLE feds Wcnate
In Mniprud nabm, bis pisls Sabre fpitsr
mar or TN Stanpe, ben Self Der psutiden
Glaiifer poa In fi& auf%sunsbmen UNI ~
aenieeen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15

A RumOred Conspiracy ThWaried and
the Principals EXecuied- Great Dts
utution in EBgINnd's West India
COLONIES.
Noon Associated Press Reportl
LONDON, August ii. The Daily
News Bucharest correspondent tele-
graphs; 80 have written The follow.
iug as | received it, Aud from the ter.
riuie accounts which Mgitlves uOntin.
uaily bring over tho Balkans, | fear Il
must be- only too true: Ga July 2lst,
the day OF the Russian evacuation of
Eski.Saghra, the Turks ordered all
Christians Women aud chill.
dren--shOuld be shot AS they left their
houses. Those who remained within
were burned alive. The order WAS
given to burn down and destroy every
particle of christian property IN the
place. Many leading Turkish mer.
chants took part IN the affair. One
dispatched large number OF Bashl
Balouks all over the rch epan district.
rms district IL one Of the richest IA
that part of Turkey. II contains "a
very large proportion OF Christian IN
hAbitants, over three hundred churches
and five hundred schools and colleges,
all OF which have been burned. The
destruction extended TO the villages OF
Bogma, Mahalt1a aud many Others, IN
all about sixty, containing from one
hundred and tiHy 10 two hundred fam
lilies each. Scarcely atty persons have
escaped alive.
a Daily News dispatch from Athens
says 5000 troops OF the reserve have
joined the army, also one thousand
volunteers, ana many Greeks IrOm
abroad.
The Times Bucharest correspondent
says the decision to Withdraw all pre-
lenses OF occupying the other sile of
the Balkans this campaign, has caused
an order To be ISSUED Tor the retire
ment OF General Gourkrs force be.
hind the mountains. The cavalry
could be Of no use among the woods
and prtoipiCes OF the Balkans, and are
required on this side, where, besides,
forage ia more easily obtsinable.
LONDON, August III Rloting took
place at Londonderry, Ireland, yester-
day, on the OCCASION OF the opening OF
the Prentice Boys Memorial nall, a
number OF persons were injured, ana
one fatally stabbed. The military was
called out.
PARIS, August l4,--lntelligence has
reached here that Kaiaier has Leeu
destroyed 10y the accidental explosion
OF u powder magazine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
A MEXICAN OUTRAGE.
star County Jail Broken open by Armed
Greascrs and Two Mexican MUIR
derers Released.
Governor Hubbard Demands Their Arrest
by the TamauIpas Authorities = His
Action viii Be Sustained by the
Government.

Four Americans, la Deieuding th'
JaiI, MoFinlly Wouudcd-iu arshA
PurTell Out 0r Danger.
special 10 The Herald
AUSTIN, August Ii, -Onlcial dis
patches from the Rio Grande, through
General Ord at San Antonio, say that
the Jail Of Star county, at Rio Grsndt
city, WAS attacked, broken open and
two murderers, Moxcans, taken there
from 10y an armed body of Mexioans,
on Sunday last, The county attorney
aud three jailers were mortally wound.
ed. The rescuers We're followed BY a
detachment OF United States troops,
under Lieutenant Fountain, from Ring.
gold barracks TO the river bank.
Governor Hubbard was notified OF
the fact by General Ord, and has made
u demand on the authorities OF ramau.
lipas for the resculng party. His nc
ton meets the approval and will be
sustained by the government at Wash
iugtOn.
Marshal Purnell is still improving,
and viii be able to give evidence in II
few days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15

LONDON, August lI.-Pariament
was prorogued this evening. The
queens speech, which was read by the
commission, is as follows:
MY LoRps AND GENTLEMEN am
happy to be able to release you from
your attendance upon parliament. My
relations with all foreign powers con-
iinue friendly. The eXertlons which,
since the commencement Of disturb
ances in eastern Europe, ! have not
ceased to make for the maintein.nce
Of general peace, unfortunately have
not been successful. On the outbreak
Of war between the Russian aud the
Ottoman empires, declared my in-
tentiOus OF preserving an attitude Of
neutrality ss long as the Interests OF
my country remained unaffected. The
extent and nature of those interests
were further defined Ia com munica-
ton which caused to be addressed tn
| the government IL Russia aud clicited
> reply Indicating friendly DISPOSE
ton on the part OF that state. shall
not fail to use my best efforts when Il
suitable opportunity occurs for the res
toration OF peace on terms compatible
with the honor of the beligerents aud
with the general safety aud welfare OF
other nations. II, in the course OF
the contest, the rights OF my empire
should he assallcd or endangered,
shall confidently rely on your helr
TO viudicAte aud maintain them.
The apprehension Of serious famine
Ia southern India, which | communi
Gated to you at the opening session
grieve to Say, have been fully veri'
fed. The ylsitaiirI which has fallen
on my subjects 'a Madras and Bonn
bay, and upon The people Of Migsore
have teen OF extreme severity, and IL
duration is likely to be prolonged. Nc
exertions will he wanting on the par
of nv Indian government TO mitigate
this terrible calamity.
The proclamation OF my sovereignty
in trans India, has been received
throughout the provinces with entbu
siasm. II has also been accepted will
marked satisfaction 10y the nativeI
chiefs and tribes, and the war which
threatened in its progress to compro
! mise the safety Of my subjects IL
south Africa, Is happily come to
close.
trust that the measure which ha'
been passed to enable the European
communities Of south Africa to unit
upon such terms as may be agreed OF
will be the means Of preventing re
5currence Of similar dsDgsr, aud vii
increase aud consolidate the prosperit.
Of this Important part Of my dominion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
INDIAN WAR.
Joseph Again OuIwIis Howard, aud
In Making for snake River valley -
Gibbons snd nIs Mcn Co,npi imenicd
for Their Bravery.

Joseph Again OuIwIis How ard, aud
In Making for Snake RiNar valley -
Gibbons snd nIs ucn Co,n pi IiDenied
for Their Bravery.
HELENA, Montana, August 1.-THE
following has just been recei we'd from
Bismarck: The Indians crossed at the
head OF Horse prairie TO Comb, strik-
ing Supplements rancho this morning,
killing the Pierce brothers and another
person on the route. They are evi.
IDENTIFY making their way to the Snake
river valley,
WASHINGTON, u. G., August IA
The following dispatch was received
at the War Department, dated August
18th, addressed to General n. ID. Town
send al have reason 10 believe that
Colonel tiibbOn has had "a substantial
success, and take pleasure In com
mending the courage Of Colonel Glb-
bon and his small command. They
have inflicted severe, II not u fatal
and disastrous punishment on the hos
tile Ntz Perces. The report that he
lost his trains Is untruthful.
+. II. SHERIDAN
At a cabinet meeting to-day II was
decided to telegraph to Gentry to know
il he can possibly leave his post to take
the position of member OF the Sitting
Bull commission. Mr.. Welsh VIII not
be appointed on the commission, M
there are no funds to pay civilians for
That service, and those government
officers will be chosen who can be best
spared, with least expense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15

Austin, Nevada, Reveile Current
topics always form the base OF discus
sion in the Sazerac lying club, and
what more natural than that organlaa~
ton should at this time discuss the sub
iect of hot weather. Different mems
bers had related their experience OF ex-
treme hot weather, and il was thought
the climax was reached when u mem
Der stated that whom he was camping
in southern Utah, once upon time, he
used to fry his bacon and eggs by lay
ing them on rock in the shade, and
they would be cooked in three minutes
by the watch, in the sun the food
would have siz1led into coal in about
four seconds There was moments
lull in the debate, aud then the mem-
Der known as old reliable, spoke up
"W ny down to Ari1ouy, when ! lived
thar, il was so hot that they used to
have to splice two thermometers to-
gether SOS to git any idea of the heat,
and even then the quicksilver would
squirt over the top thermometer some@
times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15

Gentlemen OF the house OF commons
| thank you for the liberal sums yor
have voted for the public service,
My lords AMI gentlemen -- here fol-
lows reference 10 the enactments ri
the senate, ofpurely Internal interests
In bidding you farewell, ! pray
that the blessing OF Almighty God
may rest on your recent labors aud
accompany you In the discharge Of all
your duties,
A Reuters telegram from Semli says
official Intelligence has been received OF
the discovery Of Russian conspiracy
against Ameer OF Cahoal, In the prov
lnue OF kaudahar Four officials were
executed by order OF Ameer for
completely In the conspiracy,
Int Is true rs reported from Adrian
oplo that Sulieman pasha In advan.
cling through the Ferlditch pass, the
movement II likely " occasion severe
lighting, This route would bring him
down the Elena aud thence direct 10
rlrnova, when no would engage the
Russians aud enable Osman pasha aud
aforementioned Mehemet Ali TO
effect junction. The united Turkish
armies would then confront the con.
celtrated armies Of the caar; but feri-
ditch pass Is SO unlikely to be chosen
for such u movement In the face OF the
enemy when other aud more practica.
bic passes are OPEN that 1t will be well
TO await official confirmation before
the news IA correct,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
HutEarfa.

London Stan dard: | wish that our
English mountain roads were "a good,
our bridges as handsome aud solid ~
those In wretched, oppressed Bulgaria.
/ wish our peasantsy, as rule, owned
such marvellous crops, such fruitful
orchards, such comfortable, well built
houses. Nile after mile one travels
through the standing grain, yellow
wheat, gray oats, smiling barley
aud dark green maize. The land Is
parceled In squares, aud no space re-
mains for pastursge upon the slopes
but there are fslls aud mountain
meadows for cattle. The very woods
are cut and followed with mathemaii
cal exsctltude, that no inch Of ground
may be wasted. No landscape like
this " TO be seen wherever
I have travelsd-so full OF ma
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
40. 1876 l-ESTABLISHED Is49

tural beauty and 90 richly Guilt.
waited. Hut how the people work II
there DO number reaplng or hoelng
maize they may waste precious mo.
ment In one glance toward the road;
but II they be but man and wife In
their own patch an earthquake might
roll unheedingly away such u oouu-
try and such u people, wisely admins,
tered, should bring an lneXhaustlble
fortune 20 the sovereign who obtains
them In the scramble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
French roiliics.

The proprletora OF the Union pub
liahed u col0red map Of France, show.
ing the political complexion OF the
departments. The OileIse declared
aoalnst them was that OF the unau-
lhorlaed publication Of q drawing.
The court convicted them, but passed
nominal sentences OF ility francs each.
Two clubs at Aries have been closed,
charged with political assem- blages.
The Depeche newspaper at Toulouse,
has been lined 100 francs for refusing
10 print the speech OF President Mac
Mahon.
The minister OF agriculture has
asked projects, IN Il circular letter, To
remind employees OF the department
Of agriculture, that It IL their duty not
to attempt to thwart the action OF the
cabinet, or place at the service OF hos
tile parties the influence they derive
rom their offices.
The Paris police have forbidden tho
sale OF photographs Of Theirs.
The papers announce that eighty
thousand copies OF the equestrian pOr-
traits OF President MacMah0n are 10 DO
distributed in the provinces.
The offence of speaking insultingly
of President MacMahon ON the streets
Is now becoming the subJect Of daily
action before the courts, lie Fevre
Durtle, who may be said to have orlgi.
mated this oilense, was Condemned To
two monthg imprisonment, but sue.
ceeded ON appeal in reducing the term
to fifteen days, He Is the son OF u
former Bonapartist senator.
The court OF Bordeaux has reversed
the decision OF an inferior tribunal,
aud fined "A bookseller who sold news-
papers with special authorization. On
the other hand, the tribunals OF Nevers
aud Carcassone have declared them
selves competent TO try actions by
newspapers against the projects for
preventing street sale thereof.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
Warrington.
Moan Assoeiated Preas Report 4

MOON AssncIHIFu PftHH HepOTT,T
WASHINGTON, August ~ Colonel
John A Joyce, the last Of the whisky
eonvicts, was released from the Jetier-
son CITY, Missouri, penitentiary to-
day, subject TO bail OF one thousand
dollars, to answer an appeal.
Ii has finally been determined that
collector Worthington shall remain
until December, when his appoints
ment expires.
The Indian disasters will prevent
Secretary McCreary from participate
ing In the New England procession.
The president leaves at o O'clock to-
night.
The cabinet meeting to-day, excite'
many hopes and fears.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15

Speaking of the prohibition Of the
sale Ct fire arms to the Indians, the
New York journal Of Commerce sug-
gasts that whisky be also placed in the
prohibited list, saying that bad whisky
has as much to do with the making Of
bad Indians a. any other one thing
That would have been an example OF
liquor prohibition entirely within the
law. Probably the president has seen
50 much Of the failure OF prohibition in
civilized countries that he thinks IL
WIDELY useless to try It on in The will
derness among the Indians"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15

The London Times, in m Article on
the labor troubles, nys The people
Of the United States must learn. as
other nations have learned, that tam
peiine with loose rhetoric addressed to
the passions OF the ignorant and the
needy is 50 full Of peril for society that
it ought 20 be most strongly reprobated,
aud that weakly sentimental sympa.
thy with violence is nothing less than
public crime" By way Of reply the
luter,O ocean asks Didn't the people
show by the way they put down violence
that they have already learned this les,
SOM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
a RAILROAD which VIII DO Its own
ENpresstng.

CINCINNATI, August lion Thurs
day next the Adams Express company
will withdraw It's agents and messens
gers from the Marietta and Cincinnati
railroad. The express business will be
carried on by the railroad company
through its freight department.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15

Tho Washington correspondent Of
the Hartford Times says: Mullct and
his gang have at Inst got n good point
on Hill, the supervising architect Of
the treasury, According To what IA
told about the department some one
gave Hin u very fine dog IA Il present.
The dog caught cold and became sick,
A clerk under Hin named Lewis
Stu;z, snid he knew all about dogs and
their diseases. Hin turned the dog
over to etut2 for medical treatment.
Using the dog as an excuse, Stutz has
stayed away from the department FREE
quontly, IA much as a week at a Time.
lie tells Hill that he has to give the
dog exercise, and to make sure cure
out of him he has 10 be very careful
with his patient. The enemies OF Mr..
Hin say that the clerk Stutz, has been
engaged on the dog oh'and on for
nearly two months, and that during
thai time, Stuiz, although he has the
two hundred dollars two months sal.
ary) has not rendered any service to
the government. The whole charge
has been reduced 60 writing and is TO
he presented 60 sherman The dog, IL
may be added. Is a very valuable one,
and carried away thu first prize in the
late dog show In New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15

At the annual meeting Of the SUI
preme council Of the Temple of Honor
Of North America, just closed at St
John. New Brunswick, it was shown
that the order throughout the country
was growing with great rapidiiy and
that Wisconsin led in point OF numbers,
there being in the state one hundred
and fifty temples, with an average mem
bership of more than one hundred To
each temple. making In all over twelve
thousapd members IN the state
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
POLITICAL

The Maine Democracy In Conncii--A
Permanent Organization Effected.
PORTLAND, August l4--rhe demo-
cratic convention assembled and was
called to order 10y the Hon. Il. +, Pills
bury, chairman OF the state commit
tee. Hon. William l., Putnam, of
Portland, was nominated as temporary
chairman, and John b. Redman, OF
Ellsworth, secretary. Mr.. Putnam, In
his speech to the convention, said the
financial question was all important.
He considered that the war had but
just ceased and that we now feel the
inevitable results of that conflict, viz :
an inflated currency aud an all-power.
tul government. Out OF these evils
come corruption and extravaganza In
addition TO the inability Of n ravaged
country To receive the manufacturers
OF more successful portion. The
longer the war is kept up, the longer
the fever and prostrati0n will exist,
After Mr., Putnam's address, the tenn.
porary organization was made perma'
nent, when tile convention took o
recess.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-15
Proposed convention ~ HAMMERS.

NEW YORK, August IA large
number of responses from bankers
In various parts of the United States,
have been received in answer TO the
call for convention OF the bankers of
the United States, to begin in this city
on September 10th, Prominent bank
ers OF this city stated to-day that they
regard national convention OF bank.
ers of paramount importance just
now, US the subjects TO be brought
under discussion are Of evident inter
est to public prosperity.
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Indt,a,iou..

For the gulf states, Dortherly winds,
rising barometer and cooler followed
by warmer clear weather, will prevail.
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A Republican Representative Asked
90 Hesigu.
war Material Tor TURKEY.

BOSTON, August 1.-THE English
steamer, John b. Bramall, will sail
from New Haven some tune Saturday
night, with n valuable cargo Of ammu-
milton, consigned TO the Turkish war
department. The Bridgeport metallic
cartridge works shipped thirty two car
loads Of cartridges, aud the Whitney
arms company, OF New Haven, sup.
piled the balance Of the cargo.