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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
HSsy~Gay Picnic

We afa glad to i-aru t6at 7eet1eUts nave been made for giving Ene children 6 picnic gu May day. Last year they enjoyed t immensely. as did the grown people V b accompanied them. The C. 5. N. Go wiIb cuminendnble liberality will provide
 t al the mere cost uf the wOnG
 To meet this expense, as well as to provide refreshments Sc, for the youngstrFa iuudS will be raised by tbe sale to grown persOns of tickets for the excur- son. These tickets will be exposed for sa.e bi some of the principal stores This community has always responded literally to appeals m behalf of our little Uaes and We expect enough of these tickets vii be sold 10 give the children all The goodies and pleasure they can hold
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
Transportation.

The NrwbrrD left San Francisco on the 4th inst :; Ter frelght ia due here about the Fist. She brings about 100 tons freight inr Arizona Tie CocuDah arrived here at 50 ?. NJ. en the 2d, bringing passengers and trtights"x Idaho, which reached Port Isabel March 9. The Giia arrived on the 4th aud TWO more boats and harges are HOW due. Boat leaves for Ehrenbarg tu morrow and one for NOhave 0a Monday; probably stli anoTber boat will be sent up river, as there are three barge loads of freight. Col J NJ Barney gives Us the following items: Fields train left the riv- rr at Hanlon's on the 2d, with full load of rich Silver King Orr and reached the II. R terminus G. K on the 4th He Ief: there yesterday or ais ....- trip aud vii be lere Mouday OF Tuesday, Ere ghts ia- the Tucson road were eery light by gals s.ea- mrr; only Y tons ot U \. freight Ca.n- fn Jruks, DagUerre. Meudrza Perez. Cansf-sas and Brash are bers wifa l.a
 la'u., also Euslis with 'let of Lord ts W lillams. ,ume oi Iurm wii rvii out during the week Others will probably turn out and wait for freigbttx NewberD Cavaness is welland around again his train IS due here to day with Silver King ore Meyers & Bowley anu Hancock are at rucscu. J Contreras and N0riega are about Florence going out east. Fully, Och0a & Co train Is about the Maric0pa desert on it's way to Mcdowell.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
Sum naOns.
FIN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF
 I of the Second Judicial District, of the Territory of ArlZoDa, in and for the COun-

FIN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF I of the Second Judicial District, of the Territory of ArlZoDa, in and for the COun- ty of Yuma.
 D. M. Greene, plaintiff, vs. Martha Greene, defendant. Action brought in the District Court oft Second Judicial District, of the Territory of Arizuna in and for the County of Yuma 8nd the complaint filed iu said County Ot Yuma in the office of the Clerk of the Dis trict Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Martha J Greene, defendant;
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought agalnst ynn by the above named plaintiff m the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory If Arizona in aLd for the County of Yuma. and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusive of the day of servicej after the service of this sunl- mons. if served with in this County; or II served cut of this County, but within this district, within thirty days; otherwise with in forty days, or judgement by default w'll be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint.
 The said action Is brought to obfaln n decree of this court dlssolvin9 the honcs ot matrimony now existing between said plaintiff and defendant, upon the grounds gel forth in the complaint 0G hle Tn thls scti0n and for general relief
 And you srs hereby notified that If you fail to appenr and answer to said complaint as above required, the said ploio' if will ap- pIy to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court of the Second Judical Dis trict of the Territory of Arizona ia and for the County of Yuma this 9Ih day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy seven.
 SEAL GEORGE TYING,
 Clerk
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Tine Golden Boot.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following described village lots remain un-appiied for at this date and if application be not made for them, before the 2S day of April A. D. 1877, according to the pro visions of Ordinance No, 3, they will be sold at public Auction to the highest bidder for cash.
 The sale to take place at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day ln frunt of the office of the village Record CT, tO-Wit:
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Proposals for Fuel, Forage, &c..
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARi- IONA, CHIEF QUARTsRMAsTER's
 OFFICE.
O AN IA
 495W

OFFICE.
 pREsC,riT A T., March l5, 1877. OEALEr PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLl
 cafe subirct to the usual conditions. ,.,in h. received at tbis office, untIl l% n,cloek noon on May 10th, io77. at which lime and place they will be opened in ths- nrsssnfe oi bidders, far furnishing sf 5siivering o1 Military supplies durIrs ss fiscal year enmmencing July l, 1871 and ending June 30, 1878, as follows
 Hard and Sofi Wood, Corn Barley, Bran, Hay, Straw ana Charcoal, or such of sad supplies as may be required at Camps Apache, Bowie, Grant, Lowell, Mcdowell, Moiave. Thomas and Verde, Fort Whipple and Wbipple Depot, Fort Yuma and Yuma Depnt
 Proposals for either class of the stores mentioned. or for quantities less than the whole required will be recslVed.
 The government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals A preference will be given to articles of domestic pro- Guction.
 Blank proposals and printed circulars stating the kind and estimated quantities required at each Depot and Post. and glV- ing full instructions as to the manner oi bidding. conditions to be observed oy Did- ders, and terms of contract and payineI' will be furnished on application to ms office. or to the Quartermasters at tne Va- riOus posts and depots Dahieu' T., Envelopes containing proPosais snou'u De marked, '' Proposals Tor bariey, Corh' Wood, etc ," (as the case may. pe3 s' heIe name depot or post) and addressed to the undersigned. Local proposals to be addressed to the Ouarterniaster of the Depot or Post for which fine bid Is intended, and marked as aboye. CHARLES A. REYNOLDS, '' Major and Q M.
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J usllce.

Last Saturday the Yumas captured the Indian, who killed oue of their tribe in the RincOn here with hatchet, couple Of weeks ago. They caught him near Castle Dome Landing aud, after brief discussion, led him out and stoned him to death.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
Heavy Cuartz Wf.Is.

The Idaho brought down quartz mil for the Black Warrior mine. (Yavapal couDty). II goes via Ehrepherg. It com rriscs sr-ue $40 packages. weighing ',"er'' i4. .u51 .b9. T tons. Ia5a giI- z..- treiea tess caanre, TLe s5saaser ..s.ea s.aao aIa8l,s ga. $s3d0cal
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To the People of Arizona.
vyvuF SECRETARY WAR HAV.

E ing ordered ige hnudrGl il.fsid rifles. calibre 50, to be turned rFer to ths Governor ofthr Territory ot Arizona fo be used iH aFming Uiiitja cou psu,es and the Legislature of Ag!zDHa hesluI pssss1 law authorizing the Governor go js..- bu said arms equai.y among ,le 'sVrfa counties. upaa application Uf 'bc c-D-ai oi militia eampaai-s regularly 6rEau.-- under tie laws of the Territory upon ss'd captains giving bonds with good aud se;- tiCient sccgFItIss Ea receive and ser9 said arms according to iasg- therefore gl7e ao. tice that 1 H'IA issue sigGty-thres of said guns to each ot .1e counties f .he fr--- tory. upon application ut caD'a-us of m5l itie companies upon Lhs fu!f.us Of tas requirements aforesaid.
 The aruIs to nr distributed are mas5.- in the hards -s 5a U. :. mii.targ al-Gor ities. and ID delivering shem fa .e- several counties, l shsl. in ,rdrr t. z5--z.3sHzs ot transportation. eude.vors
 ticabe. 10 procure taem at
 post nearest 10 each of tae severs' cum tirs. 4. D. k SAFFORU,
 Governor 3t Arizuns. Tucson, Arizona. Msrca 9lb. is17
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NA.aCAvA.
ENTHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE \ of Francis Hinton, deceased

EN1'HE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 of Francis Hinton, deceased.
 In the Probate Court, County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arlzoua to George Stone, Administrator O. the estate of Fran. cis Hinton, deceased:
 By order of this court. You are hereby required to appear before sr;i colgs. as z r. court room thereof, at the eoaFt ncuse the vlll-@e and county of YG@s. second day of April,sA l ? l ssA o'clock m. then aTa ther, Ia S.''e ,s9,I ,, why yogr le..sers sf ad.Hinisl slratipn snou'a not b. Fsgoked, and you and y"ur spf6tes held resuonsibl. for the effects "t iao oo,,S s, state, for falling to render lntl a1oOdD b' m. of yoal administration as rrq'l'eu D! or urder ei the Judge of this court, .,11 ni''~O the 29t,, day of January, D' log If tS.y wltnssp my hand and I the Sc, Seal O"unt% %' 1r
 Probate Court. ot E9nl' S G'JSs{ Fsb.
 - ruary. A U !o,7 ,,nEp
 H N ALEXAN DEh.
 Pras.ts,juoge sad ez -oii.e'c -,,Ts Yuma. Ms.-ch ,, 1871.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
Not Crazy.

A eommisslon in luuacy examined NJ. Rachtmacher Inst VI. eh sud decided thai hr Nas no, isHue but the oiG man still re- iluins ln jail, as uu one offers to become q bcndsnau for his keeping the peace.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following applications to occupied village idnuo have been granted and Deeds for the same ready for delivery at my office, upon pay ment of the respective amounts as herein appear, With twenty per cent added thereto, to-wit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
Carpenter Shop.

Cbris Baine bas opened cut carpenter zhnp iu due form between tte Tin Shop and Reduudu's maI ke:. or. Main sb ChrIs must Duw hang oui sigu and advei tise in inc SLNTISFL.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

As much enjoyment. for the money, at the ARIZONA BREWERY, as at the Min stTels. The best ot beer, and everything agreeable
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
Internal Revenue.

The attention of dealers in tobacco and liquors is called to the colect0rs adver- tisemeet to-day Internal Revecue IS an ugly thiag to fool with, boys.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

GEHMAE fings his banner to the breeze to-day and gives us an "aG." He has al- ready made boots for a nu mber of our cit zens and so far has given complete satis faction.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

THIEGS al the McCracken mine must br improving Kimble Bros. and other m"r- chants ihe-e have heavy shipments of goods Sy this steamer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
New Blacksmith Shop.

E, Dan Donaldson has been at work this week in Capron's building next to Maritime drug store Dan says he will stay there, ii he csr' get lease from Caprcn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

UNCLE HARRIS the celebrated pioneer money Lender has been established in San Francsco since 1851 at No. 702 and 7O4 Kpsrny Street.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

HON II. &. STEVENS, our delegate to Congress, is reported due here in Arizona again by the end of this month.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

Jos. CoLLINGwoOD & Go. of Florence have big lot ot goods by the Idaho. That country must be growing fast to require such heavy shipments.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

AGRICULTURAL machinery keeps on coming by every steamer; headers thresh CTS &c. C,G. Mason and P. Holland have a lot here, en route fer the Florence coun. try
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
Billiards.

New cloth aud new cushions on the bil- Hard table of the Yuma Exchange. making it now the m0st attractive table in town
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

OEND 25e. to G. P. HOWELL 6 Co. = New York, for Pamphlet of loo pages, :, containing lists of 5000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost of advertising.
 mce25iSr
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N OTICE.
U. S. IMPERIAL REVENUE .SP EcZA z z .a . 4 $ , May l, 1877, to April 30, 1873.

The revised statutes nf the UDlted States. Sections 323g, 323T, 3238- and 3239, require every person engaged Tn an! business, avocatiOn or employment Whlch renders him liable to a SPECIAL IAA, to procure and place conspicuously ID hiF establishment or place of business, stamp denOting the payment of said ~peclaI iax fnr the special tax year beginning hiay l. 1877, before commencing or continuing business after April 30, 1877.
 A return, as prescribed or Form |, IS also repaired by law of every person ilaole to Special Tax as above.
 'Ehe taxes embraced within the
 provisions of the law above quos-
 ed are the following, SE2
 R4cti6ars $2G0 % IlaaIurs rat,iI linuor 21 UU Dealers whoiesaie liqu0r-- luO oO Dealers ln mat liquors. wholesale 5O Oo Dealers III malt liquors, rotall--- IO oU nuoIera in leaf tohsc,.o 9 co Retail dealprs in IcSf tohsnco.. 500 00
 And on sales Oi over $ ,UO0, dlfy cehts for every dollar in excess Oi $l,UUO. Dealers in manufactured tobacco 3. V| 14anuf,ctnr.rs Inf st,lIs 50 0U
 Al ,f,ii ,,.ff771, :s.G 6U And for each worm manufactured ~ "O Ni.pufo, .ture,s of 1ab.cco IU tt ,fo,uf. ,trrars nf c,oors iU co Peddiers 0t tUbacco, first class
 (more than two horses or UTner
 animals OO oo Dad6ta .F r,,h.Af.Tsn S,H.nnH I.laGH ltWO horses or other aulmais)-- % UV Peddlers of tobacco, third class
 (0ne horse or other animal ---- 10 oO Pedders of tobaccO, fourth class
 Con foot or public conveyance) IO oo o Brewers of less than 5OO barrels oo oO Brewers ot 5OU barrels or more-- lOO oO
 Any person 50 liable, who shall ia!i to comply with the foregoing requirements will De subject to severe penalties.
 Persons or firms liabie to pay any Ol tue Special Taxes banned above must apply ;" George Tyng, Deputy Collector oi inter, mai Revenue at Yuma, and pay tor shd procure the Special Tax Stampor Stamps they need, prior to May l, lo77, and WILL out further notice.
 Special Tax Stamps will be transtni'lcu by mall only on receipt from the perSo.n UT firm ordering the same Of speclhc direc- ton so to do, together with the necessary postage stamps or the amount require" u pay the postage The pustage on one stamp Is three cents and on two stamps SIX cents. Ii 1t IS desired that they Do transmitted by registered mail, ten cents additional should accompany the applica- ton. GREEN E. kAUM,
 Commissioner of Internal Revenue. OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
 Washington, b. C., January 23, 1877. ox-4W
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Nice Garden.

If you want to see how the Colorado River bottom raises vegetables, go and lock at HaElon's garden. California can not beat it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
Brick-yard.


Parties here have been look ing this week fur suitable brick-yard. They under etand their business, know there IS money m t and will soon have bricks to sell.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ambulance for sale at George Martins drug store. Said to be first-class.
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Village of Yuma, Apni 5. A. D. 1877.
 c. H. BRINLEY. Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

BLUH glass will cure dog of hydrophe- bia. pound fine ard mix with his food.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice.
Ordinance No. 12.

An ordinance to amend Section 3, of Ordi nanoe No. g.
 De 1t ordained by the Mayor and Com. mon Council of the Village of Yuma. Sec. ]. hat See ,. of Ordinances No S' oe amended 50 as to reud as follows to. wit.
 Sec. 2" After the words "at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash.' Except those granted but not pad for, which shall be sold on a day to be hereafter fixed by tue Council
 Passed April A. D. 1877.
 A J. FINLAY, Attest: Mayor. C. II. BRINLEY, Recorder. April 7. t3.
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dHlSN day at home. Agents wanted DlZ Outfit and terms free. IEoE &CO., Augusta, Maine. inch2i'a''
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MINsTRELs here Thursday night
Meteorological Summary for the
 Week ending March 3l, 1877.
WINDS

Prevailing. winds N w and W. Average Force, 277
 PRECIPITATION and CLOUDINESS Gentle showers of rain on the 30th inst, not measurable Average Cloudiness, 6.l2
 TEMPERATURE.
, 1877-02-21

acsslAS AhhY.
1T, PETERSBURG, Feb. "0-TAc Rurstan army
south Ut the Caucasus on the ..siat!c frontier Of
Turkey. in rcadiucss for uc,iop. numbcYs 11hon1
,,,.,, iii, ,htx,,eav. n.tT h".,s.is. .na s,sn
ueH, VIZ" 'nt's'"fe "e'o 'a'ee''es' ana -"
hcasS slege guaf' ..
bV. PETERSBURG, Feb. :a).-R,1tsla l,ss 60D0o0
men, ar tvv-Dfths OF the army. orcau!zed.
thnnt haIf arc nm ,hr sroutfcrx rs.,,y to b.oir
-aoou. ~ !''4' 3'' '" '"' "'"''e'" 'e'''5 ~ 'ss'n
opesa1'ons. ..-.......... .................
lssrnAxcT1oxssrs sEsrEacHp.
PxRA, Feb. 20.-1wenty moro Du1garlans,
, 1877-02-21
13OIIES.

Eptrtdi njtpatch u 7nf TttouHs.
DosroN, Feb. .0.--Iha disposition Of tho
1ioosac Tunnel will give tho Legislature hard
work this scsattu. Edward Crane has finished
his arguments in favor Of the Boston Il Chicago
Hallway trust scheme. with capital Of t3s, ,uo.-
000, and tho hearing bcturo the Committee
promiscs Ia be ycry dill indeed. To-day re-
titIon was received III Tho Legislature from Ettes
Ilowc, Oliver .iu,es, Elisha Atkins, William,
CIasli,l, William i. Burt, John W. Caudlcr,
'1ohn D. Alley. and others, Directors Of tho Dos
ton. iloosac Tunnel d Wcalcrn Railway Of New
FORK. alrcady organized Under tho iaws Of
New furk, asking fnr authority 10 enter upon
aIta uso the lfoosac Tunnel anl Troy a. GREEN
Held RAILROAD upon lirei ruse Of toll graduated
upon sliding seals pF0pnrttorei 10 the nu-
nl1al use: 10 construct or purchase and operate
any rond between trccnde'.! and tic CITY Of
laoston tlat nny fto necessary for throlg!,
line from titas wuter In this city to Lake On
tario; und TOR legislation to secure to tbs Com.
nany tho operation Ut the Eltyl,hurg, Vermont
q Massachusetts Railroad. tile petitioners
peeunlary a!.s Or a:.Istarso IL .h!s
enterprise Of an independent through
line, 10 ,lority af tho Directors of whrl, shall
be Ecsllents Ut this Stasr. tx principal pta.r Of
husfncas tn be ulalntaue,l In ljoston. ind tho
LtcutenAnt.f3oycrnuru unl the President vi tho
N,ard Ut 1'Fa.lc arc 10 bu cx-nf]ao Directors.
As no assistance IL uskcl for II, thera IL prob
ability OF the measure passing.
, 1877-02-21
OHIO.


CoLuNnus, O., Feb. 20.-In tho House to-day
tho following hills were passed: House bill 10
require liio-insuranco companies 70 glvc from
thirty to sixty days notice tcforo any policy
can lapse, House bIll to require lIfe-insurance
companies 10 furnish applicants with the COM
pany statistics; Senate bill to authorize tho cn,-
rfDyMcnt Of counsel lor ln.lfgcnt prisoners, who
ahnal he pahl out uf lilo County Treasury, but
the tcs. tn no rasc shall exceed $l00.
A bill wus introduced to atow tue lighting Of
railway cars with p in rasc eatl oil will not ig-
mite at leKs than AnJ degrees Fahrenheit.
In tho senate thu following bills wcro passed.:
Senate bill Ia cot1,el hunks and swings Astoel-
annual rcpuris Of sta.!sticB; House bill to in-
crease tho rates Of tall On turnp!kca
, 1877-02-21
trial -ny"tsltv t'at'. Lazy In, invested in South.

trial ny"rsitr t.nt,s lapy IL, invested in SOUTH.
eth 81 ttc fr,IHlt.
HANK EEtTlEsTs.
Mr, Mil. iufrttllIrr' l'.li rcgntrng '.ank%
ORGANIZED under Stale law 10 ihakr tl'larts r;y
ttAtr,rnts. veritcu By t'.r nntfi nj the Eahl1"r.
s,ttfny forth IN trtai all II. u.srt- rtI ttabili-
tics. TiIe bill provides for ,he n,Ittf atin:l of
tho II pert. II Is tho tans bill tntrtfiuueff VI
the last scAetpn.
ELECrOrsA1. CONTEST,
TIN Committee IN EfecttuDA al the ffUuee To-
tlny decided unanimously to report In favor OF
MF. HOPKINS. whose scat from Cosh; County
wns contested by Mr.. Fiayln, who dill not put
III nn appearance.
rRonATE COEkTa.
Judge Na1Iace. of the Cts'k County Court,
today made MI argument before the .jutnt Com
nttce In favor Vt tho Till providing tnr tho rx-
tabiishtncnl of i'rnt,atc Court In Cook County.
lfc stated that the volnne " nrohatc f'ustneas
IN Capk County was too great to 10 transacted
In the County Court onty.
, 1877-02-21

,ioc. not t.rv!fy anr Of them, tic ferc, for
r,scr Is stirring as Ii the Turk va. rooted 70
quake csyui .!ifluigs him. '' ''"' - =" - '''
.cu,HGr NJ ar,r1s;.
4 Hrr1d lirl y h,tocrs frr,a Vienna that the
trsn.l ytzicr rendered his resignation rotscr-
to be- hi. hsctrrsnr, and That tic SULTAN 4
ynnngcr i,rothcr. RcErbld PacI.a. rsIns followers
az lttfotl , in s111rnd 4 time n,,;i That fhny nre
hnnorinx hin, M the ucxt Sultan. The nt,ysitans
= brain affection. Thu meaning Of iii iii IA
I'm, fhc altnrino 1,nnrs NJ n"ace rhIch Werc
Temporarily rt-rstahlisied sn,l have hen lately
entertained again seem blasted,
Mhtlst raxha is sitting Rrirnlr rhrrrfu, at
Naples, ic eort: II thsIl surely return tn
ftntn}H,tll INT nm NIT s1Irn tn Gni NanL1 IN
the thronc.''
Hus.Ia nrs,,rhls walit fuilr armed. Tie En-
elfsh nubilc is e,,rpsiacti to learn tha ,,nmis-
tak,lbIa readiness II lin forcrs If fhe Tyar.
Inc Rn.ajon army OF tho Pr,ith, It Is s,vS Jts-
mn;inirs. nT tjtsorrnntzstso,,.. AZ Mas .o Isc.ly
reported md hastily believed . month agt,. It
number. aiSltU) men oi iii arms, viii, ftl SUP
t,jie. of nIyhrr;d and yast naraphcrnaiia f1-
Eros ssI1,r the Danube tn tYcn{y.fo,lF huure from
lhe nu,,lt's F.,I,ni Mfnrwaf1.n In rrnus-
ra,sca.us iii. OH men are ready 10 desccni "n
AHA Mit,nr arI make f,cir xar nrrr cvcrr
nhttsclc to the castle OF Asia on Tic
l,ost,horut, t)nn hmndrr,l thousanII men are
oI tilc Cr!e,ea II ncej lc. % Or to tnsks Jescsot
anon Turkny in E,,rnnr i.v xafer. neltn1 fEis
f,irre ts 4 re;er;c al 55fnj nrn. In Hcssnrahia
loon co..ack. uru thrown forward a. lss, a,i-
vance Tl1aFr] yerr prnino,ie I'M. reYtit the in
formation, that lie CrntrAf eosfcty ~ ri, Pc.
teskelure for aksetInR the woumdc,i in Har lin,
received the Czar'e pcrnls 3o for lin collection
ot .nnncy and materials: al.o tl.n circular uf
thc IInly Hynnl f,rllrrnr the t1,nyente r., 'icla
wt$1 <aan
, 1877-02-21
INDIANA,
THE AGRICULTURAL BOARD,

Sptcfdt ntspatch 10 Th4 Tribune.
lNpfANAroLts, lni.. Fcu. :a.-Thc State
Board Of Agriculture met to-iay, and, after
thorough discussion Of their hnanctal cmbnr.
rasstncnt, decided to ask for au appropriation Of
sa5,o torclteyo thc.n from their temporary ctn-
harrasstncrts tor thc next two ycar., giving tho
State ceal of trust 10 the grounds Is security.
4 proposition to buy the grounds autl buliIi-
inEs for 800 900 met With little favor.
THE SENATE
spent tho cnt!Eo afternoon fu ill!busterlnG By
tln, Democracy to defeat the passage Of the
Prison Committees blu, which conso1llates
tic ptlsops under one management Of
thseu Directors. The Republicans, with
two exceptions, favur tho bill, and
four Or five Democrats support It: II has a
ANAL majority In lis tayor, but the minority
were enublcd to defeat voto By all knds Of
tricks.
5rSKET.
The Legislative BUILDING Committees, and tho
Comm!ttcc TO Investigate tl!c subjcct Of our
Institution for lccble.ln!l,lcd children, 70 to
Columbus, O.. on Friday, to inspect The btx,c
Institutions at that point.
, 1877-02-21

DI1notr, Mtcl., fcb. :0.-Ton or twelve plans
for tuuocllng thu Detroit River ut this point
wero presented 10 the meeting of tle Cilixens'
Committee At tho Mayors office to-day, aud in-
formally explained. Gen. sooy smith did not
explain tlls plau lM detail. NOM Of tha pIaus
tosiay offered differed from their predecessors
Tubing, b0rin1, uhtl inusunry wrrs ut advocated
by their respective frrllds, and the question of
cxputlsc f0uu1 as great latitude as tbs style OF
construction.
, 1877-02-21

A spcctal from Warrington TO tho Cincinnati
Enquirer yesterday says that many Of the Dem
ocratic mcu,bcfk fear that II they 0tibusser 40
as to prevent the inauguration Of HAYES m
tho 4th Of March that they will galu nothing
thereby. It says: ...,..
9tnce Friday the Electoral btl, The Constitution.
art The faw prnvidin9 for settling Il Presidential
vacancy have been carcSniiy examined by prnmi*
lie unonlmons conclurIon that neither thc Con.tt-
tuition nor tho inw Of 1701 provides for hlllnE such
vacancy ~ 1sonfd cxttt II no choice Ia n.adc ,,y
would be. no now elc:tion conld be held without
special act OF Congress. Such act eo.'d not he
wnuiI mot pass IT; anu after Mnsch the bill could
not become lAw. ~ thcrc wontd 10 no President
to Sign IT, The intetregnunf. therefore, wnuld l:rt
ela1ca HAYES electel nn.i fnaugntated him. Either
event would produce confusion md paralysis Of
bugIuc8s, II not revolution.