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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
RUMOR THAT PATTI HAS RETIRED
To A CONVENE.
IN. Y. Herald. I

LONDON, Aug. 25.-It was rumered
here last night in the best informed
theatrical and musical circles that Ada
lima Patti has retired to a convent in
Brittany, and has expressed the inten-
tion of never again appearing in public.
by all lovers of the opera and the ad-
mirers of the Diva.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
The Fighting mt shiplsa Pass.
Isneeial ID the Demncrat

u LONDON. Aug. 27.-A correspondent tele-
aphs from Bucharest Sunday. that the
Hghting ut shipka Pass was still raging,
aaving been again resumed yesterday but
Ehe Russians continued to hold their own
md it Is believed have received
sufIicient reinforcements to resist every at
ack Of the Turks by counter flank move
nents of the Russians. The Turks were
compelled to withdraw several of their bat
.nries
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
A Demand fer the Recall of the special
session Uf Congress-

WAsH1NaToNr Aug. T.-Many leading MEM
bers Of both branches of Congress have APP
pealed to the President to revoke the proc
in October. considering the session tsnneces-
sary, and on account of interfering with the
fall business before the courts, many being
lawyers.
Tt is stated the President says he may recall,
after maturely considering every Point, but
that there are good reasons why the extra
session should be called.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1877.

lasted for a full hour, but at last the Turks
were seen to Withdraw their battery Of noun
tain guns near the right Hank which was 9.
sure sign that danger menaced IL 1t stayed
longer there.
The left battery followed their example,
which showed that the Russians had gained
the. ridge on the Turkish left also There re-
mained but the central peak OF the Turkish
position; that carried the ridge would be ours
and our right flank would be set free from the
dangerous pressure Un IT,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Especial to the Democrat

of 1851, ii6ss; si do au COUPONS s'Af ffi11li1s5;
new AS 1o6s4@1o7; coupons 1o71s@1os;
5-2os OF 1865, new issue, 1851 0t057s do. 1867,
losl4 g losss; do. 1868, coupons, l1034; 10-40's,
1osss0alo9; do. coupons, 1117S0t12JJs; currency
6's 123lag124: new SIS 1os940 4011o9.
LONDON, Aug. 27-Consols for money
95 lie; .. 5; new AIS, 1o5as; U. S. 5-20s OF
1867, 1o7i4; l0-4Os, 1857; new SIS, 1919 Erie,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

We call the attention of our readers to the
card Of that ceebra. ed maestro, Prof G. Curto,
in another column. 1t will be observed that the
singing lessons will be resumed at Grunewald
Hail on September 1st, and will continue every
Tuesday and Saturday at 10 3. m. Prof. Curto
has educated some of our most talented singers,
among whom may be mentioned Nine. Alice
Fleury Urbans prlma donna OF the Paris Grand
Opera.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

EUbUIHI 70 INC DemOUFht.I
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 27--News from
announcing the capture ol
Averal forts in the Schipka Pass is according
present information unfounded. The
Flowing intelligence is published according
u the latest news from headquarters: Our
troops have not yielded an inch OF their posi-
ion in Schipka Pass.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
The Cenclave Of Cardinals,

Especial to he Democfatl
ROME, Aug. 27.-A bull regulating the pro-
ceedure to be observed by the conclave Of
cardinals Oh the death Of the Pope, empowers
Cardinal Comerlingi to either summon the
conclave Immediately, or await the arrival of
the foreign cardinals.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
The Knights TcnspIar.
Especial to the Democrat /

CLEVELAND, Aug. 27.-The city is rapidly
filling up with the Knights Tenplar and their
friends. Tonight the Eastern Western and
Southern State Communicates will arrive.
There are about $50 car loads en- route to this
city. The city is elegantly decorated and the
streets are already crowded with people.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
acr,inlsa Pass.

Especial to the Democratl
LONDON, Aug. 27.-~A Times Therapia dis
Epatch says that the Governors of Adrianople
|Aand Phillipponolis telegraph that suleiman
pasha has taken sehipka pass No news of
|ghis has come direct from Suleiman pasha.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
A Railroad Accident,

NORWICH, Ct., Aug. 27.-The passenger
train from New London, due here at D. H.,
met with an accident near Mohegsn Station
Saturday night. Rain washed away cul-
vert, leaving the track in it's natural posi-
ton. The engine and tender wsfe hurled
into the ravine. The passenger car remained
on the track. Six train men and ene passen-
ger We're injured; none killed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Cost 0t the Indian Famine

Especial to the Demoerat.l
MADRAS, Aug 27.-The famine has already
cost the Indian government gS,000,00o, and
is costing e500,000 a month.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

teanber to.s0@1U.s2 October 10.75oa1o,7s, No
vember 10650i0.es Decelnbef t0.68mlO71.
and moderately active. Corn 1lse better and
firm. Pork dull, s7t5. Lard steady. steam
s.7o@8.7211a. Spirits of ttwpentine heavy !,
S5ls Rosin quiet; 81 s2l4 for strained
Freights firm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
Gladstone ana the Greeks,

Especial to The Democrat1
LONDON, Aug. T.--It is alleged that Glad
tone has written letters to Greek merchants
u Constantinople urging the Greeks to unite
In an attack on the Turks
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
0ssnan PasE.a's Army.

Especial to the Democrat.l
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Advices from Plevna Of
she 2oth inst state that Oslnan Pasha has re-
seiyed reinforcenlents OF regulars. His army
Cow numbers 10000 men with 200 guns
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
DOMESTIC NEWS.
A Werkingmen's Party In st. h.uis.

Especial to The DemocratJ
ST. Louis. Aug. 27-At a large meeting OF
the workingmen held in Turner hall yester-
day afternoon, 1t was resolved to sever. now
and forever, all connection with the political
organizations now existing, and form a work
ingmen's party, and to have nothing to do
with any candidates for office who are not
wo1kingmen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
Q Russian Keinf0rcements Hurrying OH
to AchEpka Pass.
Especial TO the Democrat.

Especial to the Demoeratl
LONDON, Aug. 27.-From the way i'm which
Russian reinforeements are being pushed for
word to Schipka pass, 1t seems they are con-
|ident of being able to resist any advance from
|he River Lom or Osman Bazaar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug. 27.-.=Sales of American
400 bales. Uplands, Low Middling clause,
October and November deliveries, cd; Mo-
yember and December, I'D ! new crop shipped
November and December bY sail Cd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
seryia's Decisi0l,.

Especial to the Demoeratl
HEIsaHADE, Aug. 27.-An extraordinary SEES
ion Of the skuptchina will be held to decide
etween war and the continuance of net-
Igality. All commanders have been called to
Auneil OF war,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
Cotton spinnsrs. wages Reduces,

Especial to the Democrat
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Cotton mill owners hav-
ing accumulated stocks valued from E10oo0o
to e5oo,ooo, have reduced the wages Of spin
hers per cent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

Queen Victoria is the richest woman
in the world. Her income is about
So, ,125, 600 a. year, and of this amount she
is not supposed to spend more than
1925. 900,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
The lsumored Capture Of schtp.a Pass.
Especial to the Democrat

CoNsTANTINoPLE Aug. 27.--Up to Il 10 this
morning no official dispatch has been re-
eeived confirming the announcement tele-
|graphed yesterday by the governor of Adri-
Inople, that Suleiman Pasha had captured
Iichipka Pass.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

4 French agricultural journal reports
the prospects Of the wine crop In Bur-
gundy and on the banks OF the Loire
from its rise to its mouth as unusually
promising.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
MARINE NEWS.

New York, Aug. 27.-Arrivsd: Royal Min
stlel, Clyde.
! Homeward: Rebus for New Orleans, Speed
for WiIujnntnn
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Mnrtan,s ssnndifiarl.

Especial to the Democrat
RICHMOND, Ind. Aug, 27, a. m.-senato1
Morton Is gradually progressing favorably.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
RIVER NEWS.

tSpecial tothe Democrat I
MEMPHIS, Aug. 27.-Departed Centennial
for New Orleans.
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Buy your buggies and carriages from l.. r.
Maddux, IS Carondelet street, near corner Gra-
yier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

Foreign exports
Merchandise s14 t5s,61t st4, 500 42t sf2 so4 aae
Specie s,275,01J G4g7. gil 1907. 400
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
OUR TR RADE.

1876. 1876. 1sT7.5
Domestic exuorts-
Merchandise sa99 2s4 100 1926 2247 $3.50 ssa 400
Specie e3 sbI15a 50056GG AZ, 1876 1888
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

Ag exports seo5 5T4,s53 s5e6 $50 gT3 se5s 637 72s
Imports
Merchandise $539 DOS 43e s4G0 T41 100 $45I sn7 $40
Specie 20,geg7H Is ,6H 4a,TT4.4l4
Total $3.50 ao6, ,153 s476,G77 s71. s4g2. .ns1 1863
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28

Total -. De. .4yg.eA s2l 27o.pa5 s25. .sa2. .4al
, 1877-05-12
RELIGIOUS.



nAIrtxoaE, May 11.-convcntsons Of tho
Methodist Church and OF the Methodist pfoteatant
Church to consider basis Of reunion met to-day,
the drst.nnr,ed at the Green strcct and tho latter
At tho Alaqaith Street Church. At tho
Methodist Convention the .acY. ]. Burns,
Of Htrsburg, waa chosen temporary Chair
man. Tho roll was called, and delegates
from districts IN Nebraska, New York, New Jsr-
sey, Iowa. Ohio Indiana, Tlttabura,,,, Michigan,
Aouft, and lows snapon1ed. Committees wese ap-
pointed On Credentials tnd Permanent organtka.
lion, md the lterA, II. IL Uaaset. Of The Op UIs.
tIict. I. Z. Appleaate, Of New Jerssy, and :. u.
Colhucr. Of rttsbufY. ware appointed d Commit
tee to examine tho reports Of tho various couser-
Gncss on the subject Of reunion.
The hey. J. J. Smith, oi New York, was elected
President
The Gommlttos to examine tho reports OF The
various conferences or tho subject Of reunion re-
ported that the majority bf tho annual conferences
had tnaorscd tAs basis Of union agreed upon
at Pittsbnrg, in 0ctobes, 1a75, " Commission
of tho two churches, and had invested tho Jate.
gates Of thla Convention with fnil authority to
fatIfy tho action of the FttsbusK C1mmisalon,
Aftef dIbAte the report was adopted.
Adjourned until Tomorrow.
Atthe M0thO1!at Protestant Convention, Judge 3,
3. Hihb. OF Alabama, was elected temporary Chair.
man. The roll wns called and the following Con-
fercnces represented: A!abGula, Louisiana. Ocof.
!tna. and West tirxiala. Thirty ono laymcn and
mentioned Conferences. Tho Nev. Dr. L. VI,
liates. of the Light Street Methodist Rpiscopal
Chltrch. Baltimore, WIS elected Prudent.
Adjourned.
, 1877-05-12
PINNEY.

What Thnt Alleged Confession II Worth.
speetd1 bspascA to 1ns 7ftbAn4. =,
WAsn1y0yeN. y. t., May l.-Peraons who
claim 10 know the secret history of tho California
acnsaton about the plnncy eonfezalon mako tho
following atatcnont: Tho lengthy story pusport.
ing 10 ba tho California defauler pinnoys confss.
slou, recently published almultaneuusly IN Eaw
York, snn Francisco. and othpr cittes, was the
work Of tho Central Pac!ac Railroad Ting, who
were anxious 10 rotallate upon Carr, tho alleged
confederate ot the dafaultss. Carr waa formerly
an agent Of tho Fairoal In its lobbying schegs un.
III he turned ont Of o]es for soma Objectionable
conduct. and replaced By Duke 0wynne. ills sup
pused That tue ltlnK Induced Fbnnsy to reveal soma
0f tho uo,ngn uf tho persons with whom he was
concerned In his operations; that upon thts ffamo.
work they built ths article. Thu explanation Ii
not intended TO defend those gentleman, but the
accusation ought 10 haye come from persons with
cleaner hands than the Csntfal Pacific Railroad
Hing Tbs article waspFepsFea In San Francisco
aud was lupl,eotcd, and copy Rtsen to thc papcra
also TO-. b. published tn tbs East. where
1t was to be Illuminated on tho salno morning al
the haAds OF Carr Gu. througl, the several news.
papers In Eew York, San kranclAco, boston, and
Chicago, which should bs lMduced to publish H..
Thu urticln was shown aruunl hete in Washington
q week of ten days ago. aud ths question asked
hnw much 1t would coat 10 get It published In tho
New York papers. 1t beAr1 within ltstlf tlIe owl
druco that 4 wns not thu work of Plnncy. As q
knayt, but slmpicton AMI fool of The most
ridiculous kind, aud no wonder the Sau Francisco
papvEs say that PiaueJ protests that tbs pablfca.
iluA W4k premature,
, 1877-05-12
THE GRASSHOPPER.


TOPEKA. Kan., May 11.-Psof. rfley, Chief O
the National chronological Commission, has 1uat
closed three weeks examination IN Texas npd
Kansas Of the grasshoppcf*, md has submitted ~
ports 10 Qoy. Anthony. l1e says be 6nla tho favor
abls reports ~ 10 thcro being no danger ifom
their ravaaes this ycar In tho man warranted. ant
there il uo doubt iu bis mind that throughout
large part Of Ksussa the battle IL already foaRh'
snd wou. Tbs report that the 'hoppers have dls'
appeared soon afttr Matching Il CONFIRMED. The
cold, rainy weather has had much to do with th'.
but also tis examination has con1Fms1 biz pretoae
theory that tho 'hoppcfs are ont Of thslt natural
habitatlon aud can never permanently thrive nese'
le aayu; ~ am the ost TO dcsts that this 3afofa
bio EspoTt should lul your turner's Into aa nnuls
sense of security. Tho security nxainat Injury WY
lcptnu altugsther on tho proportion Of eYKs VINCE
haye hatched. ThQs In tbs moro sandy bett WEI
Df 4 hue roughly 1rtwa through Junction W aa4
Flosence not per cent Of the Eggs remain an
halehed, whilo east of that l!ns whets the ege1d
wera laid later aud the soil ~ lnostly colder ~
more tenacious, from ono'half to three 'ioat1as
q them ate set 1nhatsasd. and, 1,,.% WIZ a,ss
fsw asl4s may sn9sf, especially along tho ntes
Ia thu latter the Injury 1nay yet hs great tn~ ~.
should be provided ayainst:" Tbs protessof theh
gises various plnna fur destroying lhoso Wa'sa
do not die . .uasurhl drath. aud tlosss -. =.
foliowg; ''Wheu the locu4is c0uEse IL tscty ~ -
desssood and farmers uuito in determined enoes
to countersct, 1t will cease tu 10 mueh Of oaS
bsar md 10 tun .es inteEfefs with the settlemsnt
lie beautiful A4d productive Western platns Hn'eA
il visits 1t irregular intervals"
, 1877-05-12

pul1ApELrusA, May 1l.-1n tho General Council
Of The Reformed Episcopal Church To-day lhs 70.
port of the General committec. composed Of Dsh-
ops Of the Church and others, was presented By
Gov. woodfosd and adopted. II recommends that
tho psesldlng Di4hopa bs paid ~. 600 ~ srIary
ths ensuing year. with 81. goo travelling expenses
Tho COMMITTEES 70 whom WIN referred the tlattrf
OF tho synol of Chicago reported TINT aall synod
was legally and canonteasly formed. ant! ahe nish-
fore secumu,ond that nasd election b. con6rulsd.
ofresolutions alnendatogy u tho conRtitutlon, ~
ttsng votu! In Art. v. sha following woFda, .'to
out; and in Art. ~. lls word ''and" in iho
!uufth lns to te stricken nut; and between .. pow.
erS and 1utle."; and after tic sai1 wpr4 dulles"
add the words ''ahd The terms Of o!l!ce ln apy
Synod or other Episcopal tuE!x1Ictlun."
TtIs action Ut thu Council mskcs those holding
Eplseopal Office, hlshops Of The Reformed Church,
without any territorial daslguatton and jnrlsdic.
tlon.
At tho afternoon session delegates vera nppoint-
ed 10 repFe4ant tho Council to Ihs Genera! Assem.
bly, ot tho Presbyterian Church, 10 the Coaroga lion
Of ths Frss Church Of England, to tho General
Synod OF the iteforHea Church. to tho GENERAL
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church south, to
tbs Methodist kptseop1! Conference In Canada,
and 10 tho ueneFal Methodist Episcopal Conference
In the uultsl 6tatss
The COMMITTEES IN constisuslon and Canons pre-
sentcl report suggesting cef&in alterations, and
tedylauFy e0nnllttee," I"
, 1877-05-12

CoasrAarlKorlx. May li.-Thers asu serious
differences between The Turkish Chamber and
Government Tbs Chamber IL very angry Ut tho
portes acceptance Of tbs German peotaetorstu
over I'usslan subjects In Turkey. II aiso dssss.
I'd impcach Noufy Ptsha, tue sultau's
btothcE.in-taw, for eulbszxlpment, md
Re4l1 Pathu, tho War Nins.tsr, for
decentralization. KediG, WIN IL I'll. powerful.
- dsterluucd to csush the Parliament bsioro II can
aasm him. The Ports wantsd 10 proclaim q state
II stegs In con&tantnopts, II To b. abe to Gloss
Parliament, but IL now satisfied II can closs Par
ifAn,enl without Essostlug 10 SUCH measures Thsre
u REASON to tsar that HvllG and thu other enemies
o5 freq government will triumph.
TaH SULTAN FLEAsRp.
coSsrAxTlKurtk. Asy ll.-Ths Sultan 10 much
pleased with Earl Derby sFcply 10 Prlues Gostseha.
koFs circular. md has ordered tic Ports to thsuk
the English Government liz Ass also sens Said
Pasha, his a,ds'd camp, " thank Minister Lay
All.
DgYassiY1 WORKS.
The works for tho dcfouss OF Coustaptlpopls will
bc constructed BY tic Inhabitants.
GONE TO kAAs.
coxsTiAT1korLx, Ma! ll.-chstket Pashs vii!
70 " k1r4.
, 1877-05-12

c&4tIA$ AsAF0*<# ~ &AS &f1Q4AA
Nkw Yon1. May l1.-AnuthuE Important meet
Ing was held to.daS,-thas Of the DiscctoEi OF the
Pennsylrsnia Coal Company. What action wAs
taken beyond clothing it, executive officers with
full powsss to act ~ they deem for ths best ntere.
OF the Company IL not ssaled, but eaough II known
TO indicate that tn the near future there will exist
better competition in she cual trulv, which will
bcuodt the coal. ~hatevsr ths tcaut 10
some of tho weaker companies. Tho Psnusy lxah!a
company, which IL rich in cash sasuts. not In
securities, the worth Of which dspeads upon. thu
yal1a VI IT. own Ihl1sselent, Aas hsselof0Tp bee
Inclined not to press Il, production oa The market,
but, 4eeinX that the aeadInx aud other companies
wcrs steadily supplyiry market which bcfote had
been tnost s3clQsltely liz own, has become rest.
ire, aud may tn limo show Ia own power ~ com.
pcS!tos Ut low pstcrs.
n IA WssftrH Assoctastd Frts&
NEW fuHk, May 1.-Ths Delaware d Hudson
Company has tasaud q circular stating that on nc.
count Of tho unusual competltlou, prices for coal
woaid be uade from d.y u Day. THIS 4 under
Eto01 aulo1y coal man " mean war. Tho Delaware
4 tlndson copp.ny'. so!l va o9sssd yestesday
=. D; ios brSEen I'D eass,pxL Fas Cem1nany's "
sche1ule Ut psiess fos Asy was g. Is .fof sto;e.
81. 10 for egg. SA0 tor broken and lump. md
$J.33 for chestnpt.
, 1877-05-12

Me1co accessible 10 lnrre sertels and o' H. !ore
ton midway between tho provision and grain pro.
end South America. which Tc1nirc thorc articles In
exchange 10. their special products. must lnvc liz
eHeet Ifaan formerly ran dnwn the M!taEEsfnpt
tnrnsd Il 10 artificial foatca East. With these Oh
strnct,nnh tnnioFs. u mey confidently be II.
pecscd 70 sctnsn IN great tnea.nre. In ts natural
euHFse. II mas II thht liercllhn facilities Al
9rcat a. ihose o1!esca ny the lsn.scrn lines.
Ihe aclcgnteh nfo 81 onlntnn thnt ihs traslc lie.
ftyed from the soutaern lines, united under IN
etle@ISnt @ mansgenent, Viii not onl5 eniico to pay
sdransc3 70 them, bns VII add . tho earning, of
thas ioad ittefi N 4 a!fectlon comparatively new.
ae.soe 70 ,s ansa ihn 1ino from neW Orleans to
FiimGse oe w9fRea IN eanno connection with the
nste; ana s tsae 1a'y deSc11nsa II ha better
ahc Illinois Central holds wll' glvo 1t controlling
1n the aprendik TO their rcport the delegates shy
that the competition netwcen tho East aud West
ta!ltoas ; sn! wn;et tf,napoFtatlof I. not annlly
@ 1Ss sa ts's nj
hIfse sysen on " n os @ Ws'en rs onc t9;huat
Mkss nuns 'i"M5 % @4u.o ~ vu.vov naehes, o.
thlttJ tIa'n luauat fs4"tfeS ennlpaeause!y smtll
wn e eS capn to b
Chna, SharaGs haye oeeh fcneeI ana u seems tnl-
hohaanie .n 1ns aeeEass & t.as nc eass aad west
aNs q tus ear,c o agsin.t
sast,tner Mohsat: AnhonEn !!l'nels lsecit must a.
WaJs nc s!e mos1 mnortont poftlon q tha lllnpts
9a H. Rteas nmts;aMtasca are
,.n maamae IN s ~ c rssus q tG WORKING 10 Of tho
!.hG !oF saca Aali yehl cAnnnt Wc'' ua uctsemlnel
t, MnIit montn aMsrtqnent 70 ~ expiration, the
1ae ia nm. afcr 'ns1 III liz esnpat'on % 70 as
hscni nalt Jcar. ann tnat they ~ aec!ateu NJ tha
~ t % H ~ ,s VIII a1.Ii9taes i9 knnwielgs
, 1877-05-12
THE LEVIATIIAN.
A Mighty Monater Of the Deep Appears
at a Town in Scotland.
lie Is Attacked and Driven
Ashore by a 1'arty OF
Volunteers.
Dragged upon Land, His Tail Makes
Fearful Havoc Among the Stones.
The Animal 101 Feet In Length, With
Fins and Things to Match.

apf7a. M'pofeA 70 ~ 1f4sna& ,
~" ,o.a toMx, ~! A'Lrolctsn paEe1s tese,'sa
.aW I', W.. pnoss" s.,ean's''a. na'.ase ~
tes"tn a. ooan, seo',ana, ..on, m".en ~
ts". .,t.s ,"u nas oSs
~ss.n..,.s no .v'ssspoa.s .., n.v,|
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