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THE RUSSO, WAR.
Continued from Ayjs No. 42.)

The terms Of the treaty OF Bucharest
lin 1872 would have been still harder for
the Turks, if Alexander had not been
compelled TO concentrate his attention
on meeting Napoleon, who invaded
Russia in the same year, The peace left
Turkey in Il state Of fearful confusion,
arising chi fly from the ambition of high
officers Of The State to whom we shall
refer again shortly. an partly from an in.
Sutrection il Scryii. Servia had been
fighting by TIE 81 lie Of Russia, and natural
ly looked 10 her eat neighbour to see
her safe out Of the wa. Russia however
acted quite differently, aud in a way
which is very instructive to look back upol
ut The present time. Having obtained for
herself a Fl &c moti4ca ard tie navigation
of a great river, she merely stipulated for
her Servian ally, that her people were TO
have IL general pardon, while the tortresses
built during the war were to be dismln.
tied, and the others given up. The Ser.
viuus were Indignant, and PudeavOurcd to
obtain better terms by neg citation F.; falling
which, they resumed the war on their own
account. At first they were defeated, bat
the following year another instruction
broke out, and lasted till 1915, when a
treaty was made leaving Servia Almost
ind pendent Of the Porte. The next i'm.
portuut contest between Russia and Tur-
kcy arose out of The Greek war of In !c.
peudruce. In 1921 the Creeks revolted,
and being assisted by the money and often
by the persona! services Of private persons
from all paris Of Europe, they were ab'o
TO maiuiaiu the struggle for six years. The
sanouinary character Ct the contest, and
the apparent hopeiessness OF bringiag it TO
a close, induced three of the Great Powers,
Russia, France, aud Britain, to enter into
a treaty, made at London in 1927, by
which they engaged to secure the inde-
pendenc. OF Greece, by persuasive
measures if possible, and it no., then by
force. The combined fleets of the Allies
attacked AMI destroyed the Turkish fret
in the Harbour Of NavariuO on the coast
Of Greece. The ambassadors of the Allied
Powers were still in COnstantinOple when
This event happened, but they all left
towards the close OF the year because tho
Porte firmly refused to admit OF foreign
Interference in the affairs OF Greece.
Russia &c zed the occasion to make war
upon Turkey, and the Emperor Nicholas
published his war manifesto in April 1928.
In the campaign that followed the Russians
were once more succ 'sSfuI. and il July
1929 their army had crossed the Balkans
aud was approaching Constantinople. IN
the meantime the Porte had recognized
the independence of Greece /; and the
British and French Ambassadors, having
returneAto ConstantinopIe, now interfered,
and persuaded the Sultan to conclude o
peace with Russia. This was done at
Adrianople, where q treaty was signed in
which Turkey agreed to pay an indemnity
for the expenses Of the war, and to cede
to Russia certain small territories on the
Asiatic shore Of the Black Sea. After
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ST. Louis, Feb. 7.-An uxssaurlInary sensa-
tion was caused to-day by personal rcn-
contro on 'CEango between William II. Noycs,
son of William a. Noycs, an insurance accnt
doing business ut No. 103 Locust strcet, and
Jacob 4. Austin, merchant of rlnc NaiG,
Ark., WHO wns present during business hours by
the courtcsyot aome member, who had provided
him With vlsItnr's ticket. A little before
o'clock Chart!o Creighton, thc doorkccper,
noticed the two gentlemen named cngnRed ID m
angry alteration near the main cntranec to tho
hall The lie WIS pissed, nt,d then Aus
tin, who had been 1usslng with n pocket
knife, struck At NuycB with his l,,lntl clc,lchc,l
closely n1unt tho hAt,tllo Ut tha knife Tho sHtall
hllau OF thu wcapun was nJuit, hut W1s broken
oil quito short, aid could l,artlly be seen III tho
blow was struck. THE !lrst blow was followed
up With nn0ttlc& Mr.. Nnyes rrtreattug to avoid
tltc force Of t1l6 attack. Ex.Mayor Colo ,n1,l
utllcr gentlemen intcrfcredt md In q second It
was nll eltled. Noyes stood feeling scratch
slowly away. c!!arics Creighton followed him
stiles upa Fltckncr, Win took Austin to tho
Chestnut Street Statlnn and lockci hllll uj,.
Noytsf wound wns about Iii fncll and half
long, right across thc ju:ular yctl,. It would
mt have ncc.fGtl to b1 much deeper TO hu fatal.
Tho origin Of tho quarrel fs aseri)ed to huel,css
troubles. II accli,es Austin hAd Ills store In.
buren III the agency With which Nuyes In c0n-
1cetetl abort time since. Thu store burned,
aud there tla1 been Kplle tFOltl!c About tho
policy This matter Is said to have been the
subject Of tho dispute.
, 1877-02-08
"DIVORCE."
An Actress Separator from Her Husband
to Marry n.Ncaltlly YI.lower.

An Actress Separation from Her 1Iusbanl
t" Marry n.svcaltlty Wklowcr.
Caryt.poadtace 4Stto }vr4 Sun.
NRw l1AvESt Feb. 6.-Mr. Charles z. Fur.
tIsh's dramatic company, tho "Flfth Avenuc
Combinations" hns for suvcral years Travelled Iii
New England, giving representations Ut Mr.
Aug,stia Duty's plays. The "leadiug lady" OF
the organization las been Furbish'a wifc, known
NJ GcorSlana Langley. Bho Is beautiful, about
II marked sltcceAs In the drann "Diyorcc,h and
now shc has obtained Il real divorce from her
husband.
III this city for rest, occupying tlne cottage,
driving tlile horses, and amusing themselves III
Eotut society. Hero they ynlafo the acquaintance
q Mr. DvM Thompson, n wealthy w!doser, and
hcas RI !ausn,er al Ls! prStty yS3nng nsuus,ts
nf recr,at Ion: md It was soo., noticed
tllst III their rides Mr. Thompsou and Mrs. Fur
ls!l oscuped one wagon, anl Mr. Kurdish mud
Miss Thompson thu othor. This arrangement
slc tiscerned that her futhcr was fatLin. fn
1uyn with the fascinating aetrcss. HIio called
Mr.. Furasl.'s attention TO the subject, but lle
took no ncslyo uncasures to stop tho coMrse of
events. Early III tho fall l,1 seorgantzcd Ais
cotnpsny fur The dramatic scasotl, bur bis wife
refused to travel any more. She said that rho
tntendtl to retire from ths stage, and lo inter-
rrctc.3 that to mean tl'at shc intended to get q
l!e went oil on his tour, as,a l. short ti,..o ago
received u notce that she had begun suit To
get rid OF him. lIer accusation waa drunken-
ness, md no wrote to her that no should make
c a'.ott.cr. LATER ho sent her tho 1nestage: :.
hopn you Are u happy as am unhnppy.n His
mother sought to toitest thu suit, but tic Court
ruled that she could not DO 90 Gxecpt With bis
s,. s"sst + ,,x wss et.sS sS could not obtain Thu d'
III. Thon,so1, continues his attention 10 Mtsa
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TIE LAW.
Another Set Of Supreme Court
Decisions.
Judge Gary Renders Over One Hundred
Judgments by Default.
New Suits, Confessions, Bank
ruptoles, Divorces, Etc.


6U1lx11MlJ t1t lt1 ltE1Cla1ON6 d
wtlITCoMR IS. GRECO.
The facts In this cnee wcsc as follows: The
Wilmington Coal Mining anli manufacturing
Company wcrc doing business Aug. I, 1870, III
Chicago, anu At tho sarne time George D.
Nhfteoinb was doing business hero unicr tho
name Of tic Pennsylvania Coa1 Company,
heing also tho manager Of tho Wilmington
Company, and both companies occupying tho
same oillce. On tho above tlato Whteomb
claims that he hired Crcgo to do all tho ser
vices Of the two companies. Tllcre
were no books TO keep 1uring August
for tha Pennsylvania Company, bnt act was
opened Sept. !. .Vlhtcoh,h claimed TINT Gregg
was to keep tho books Of both companies for
500 month, whereas Crego ctatnctl that this
sum MAS to pay only for keeping the books ot
the Wilmington Company, and TINT for keeping
was to tc paid as mitch as would bc reasonable.
and claimed .s1,oQ0, while WlI!tconb Disputed
the claim and sa!l l,c lad been pafd In full at
Tho question before tho Court was whcthrF the,
contract of that date covered the keeptng u
both sets Of hooks. Or whether. there
was separate, cansract for kceptng
the Pennsylvania Company's books from Sept.
ground Of extra services, and from this decision
vi @ptiia i nnT ,.n .ne ~.
,ni ,nt iu tGcEa ,.,s "s sin" atsoI ~ ~
,tot .si .o,' nse ho,' ra,,",., ot +;
t,Iat MI H. a,,r,,, re o ~, ,,a ,vas ~
rrt,. t thof a.t,1,v ~. T., liz
lt.crrtIon " H. nmtt sn'1 ,nis.s W. ,,rcativ
,'i - ~ ~ so nnu, ans ssn.
oi.a ei.i.u. ,hnt ~ w. ,.,s,ns " J., H., LIVE
,.s ,nre ,,,ai"ad;'. Ill., se III s a,'ro., ,rt
held Tint theY were not 80 misleading as to bo
uai;a ~ Fw,nt an, nner i ~, ANN onncnc H..
, 1877-02-08
SILVER WEDDING.


ns tho Marriage nf the Ison. i. u. Grim
noll nntl wife, or Inwa.
Special DtspostA 70 17s Tl1buhA
GR1SdRLL, Iowa, Feb. 1.-Uu Monday cren-
Ing, Feb. s, the quiet clty Of Qrnnell was the
scene Of ono Ut the grandcst celebrations ever
witnessed In 1owa,-grani becauso Of the emil.
nence Of those present. eminent In letters, In
law, aud in scicncc. There wcre present mem.
bcrs Ut tho Supreme Court, ex-Governoss, incn,-
lTrs OF CongresB-escct alnl ex-incnlbcrs Of CON-
Ercss, members Of the PRESS Judxrs vi tho
District and Circuit Courts, District-Attnr1,eys,
members Of both Ilouses Of the Legislature,
Officers Of thD lowa Contrnt Railroad and cx-
officers, the Faculty OF Iowa College, of Grin.
nel, Iowa. sn.l professors from the State uni.
verstty At iowa Clty; II yrs one Of tl,o
tho cit!zcus q this place hare witnessed for
years, and will be remembered by them as such:
sncectes were matte by Prof. j.: +. Parker, OF
Iowa University, j. y. lGrinhell. aud others.
FS " Ease fs bRc9 81 Rsrst coss se as.
ehusctte, and II. Ilerrick, Of Gr!nnc!I. The re-
ctptfon rms giyen Mt the SnrIcr ftuuse, md was
nif TINT coull be desired Tho party broke tip
a. o'clock: below is = list Of some Of tug par~
Sixth District, and lady; ths- Hon. f. Clark,
vile an1 daughter, Iowa Cir; Str5. E,atly
Dewcy, e. lora T Gty; J; Ill.,, f.: Colder iowa cty;
james Stewart anu iady, drinneiI; thu finn. e
F. Wilson, Des atoines; cx-Goy. Merrill and
wife, Dos Molncs; g. 8. smsth, mn! wife, Now
il; v. i. slpley, Nentczuma; K IT,
Tabbott, Brooklyn; t.. F. Parker, Iowa City;
4. G. Atherton, General Transportation Agent,
Centrni Railroad, atarthalltowh; r. l'rowil ami
wus, , Ma;,shs!!, Byron Webster. ch|saso 37;n.s;
ruad; E. G. Grlnnell, unlnptnt,, ia. ! Charles
Cole. Marion City; tic Hon. y. G. Cole, ex-
Chtcf Justice Of tho Supreme Court Of Town, aud
LADY,, D: 9. Baker, urinncl!; Nr: Manley, ten
4. dunes, fratn Dispatcher Of the Central Rail-
12 Ttssss aaS gsst @ et t Central iESs s;o oe''A
Following Is ilst Of the presents rccelvel:
tue ladies Of Urnnet1; beautiful Eair
of vases, FROM frlcntls IN aiontezui,Ia;
silver cakc-hassct, from Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
ftom cx-3.sv. Merrill anil lnly; silver leo.
p!trlltr from friends It, Usinncil; rar-feceLvcr
from Ms. and Mrs. Arnold, Marshall; caea-re-
ce!vcr, FROM ,Nr: and Mrs; A. g.: Smith. Judge
battcssdl.', irom' i Ex.chet-fustco Gs,e 'si IN;
laly; aet OF silver tea-kpuo,ss, from Mr., ntltl
sesrs aal vic, siarshsilow"; 'E biels, from rom 8r.
from, Henry Lawrence aud Mr. McFatriek; rloek
IRON the iaculty Of Iowa College: hta.uary By
Rogers, from @. z. Gilman, ex.l'resIaent Ce,t-
tral Rallrua,t. Eltiora, H.: d silver bouquet ot
itowers, from Mr.. spencer; III. rasy-chnir,
tron. friends III Sowtnn;'' magnificent roso-
wood !" Wuoton Desk " OF exquisite tnisll, ,wortt,
S.41s55O, iron, friends.
Mt. l1rinHl! a,ul ln,ly aro ycry juyons this
mort!lng over this manifestation OF kindly tccl-
Ing and estcuH OIL The part Of ttlur many
friends tn 1rnncll and Throughout Iowa, uil
thIs, their nuptlal anniversary. a most happy
union Of twenty-five ychr3 was most ioyfully
nnd appropriately observed.