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, 1877-09-01
A WOMAN OBJECTS TO FARMING FOR A
LIVING,

CHICAGO aug ::s-"Aa was reading In tie
papcrs thu variety uf p!alis EugEesie1 by aif.
fctenI parties to help the poor, ! thought how
eu.v IL VII. In aurr~.t. un,i how ,an1 III. ,xcrl..
,ur cia., wuulu tl1a II to .nr,y mt so,,,, -,
tncsc p1ana psopoacu toF thclr Fes!e1. NY heart
aellc1 A. recalled the past, whcsl, young
and Vigorous, 1uIJ Of ilir nnu hone for
lie f,,turr ,ts,ttn,, ,,,t v,,h nv n,,.h,,d tr,
',.~ .s''...s.'. $500 -".ae NY
neH eeah''s' W tss'h. EARNING u pfo1ca-
sion ~ fnueh ~ any other branch ot business.
aud involves much muse than anythlug else, ii
not uuderstood, Let all beware of farming II
tI,.v tnn, nn,b,ny ~ T. ~, an ..1.t.
49, Ivy 49," '>" .I1"'s :s.'. ,"..
p1e @ea As1 "oMeo pauso a's4 to'na
tue tnatter over 1nany times. askins sheu,.
selves what II means to COMMENCE faFnstus
In nav ,o,,ntry. without the tnruns uf huiI.
iar or ,urctas,,,r ths numerous .urau, lor Sar.
, 1877-09-01
Tile SILVER REORGANIZATION.

tn tht Editor q Tht Tribune.
c,c IL your % paIer of Aag. spsuknr Of .hs cola.
asc .et u lsij, clip lie tol'o"lng:
II f:s;. that act d'a moi aeaenettse ti!vcr i re
VII II
xTy e r. s ill., i i; r. Sf ;s9 ss1
!oI.I slSus! ~ y spned toFsl III u coins
@ IL sts1 so .sa ss,
f'sS III HIT VET y:
This statement. orr similar onr, In. beon 10
often made Tint II lhau1 not 20 uncorfecsed. Hec,
II OF the act UE ln7a sslds: No coins, either OF,
Eol.l. silsrf. Or minor coinafe. shall heafter bs
forth. Sec. II dcscs!bes what ''thc stlrcr cotn4
u Is e s: IT,, PIG sSat com. 9Ss
tnnl bs fcga'.ttnoes a. tneit uontnaa value for
any amount not c1rectllnx -" II you will caro-
thik ,oa will cus,ce0e thst lhrrc VISA no essential
eaanse msa' III eod11s'ns thu !aw:: s,:,.
REPLY: The facts arc few and plaiu. rrlor
10 tho at os February, 1919, the silver dollar
was legal tender for ahy amount. Tho at Of
1878 prohibited tho further coinage o& tlu kil-
yer dollar, not In ses1ns, but by providing that
t'the silver colns OF thu untcd States shall be-"
etc., olnitttnE the silver dollar. II added, "aad
sa1d cois shal be legal tetllIcr at their nol1l-
tna. value for any a.!I1,nnt not exceeding Two
dullars IT. btlc paylnent." Tits merely gFohlt,-
lied the fufthrr cofnagv ot the silver dollar,
which, however, Remained lcyul tender, tho
Worus ''sala tolns I" ryerfiEE tu thu coins
.lauled, which .1 nut furtud1 thu silver dollar.
la the cadldl4linn Ut tie Laws. tue uext yeII,
this section ot the Mt ot 1878 II transposs4 to
the tltlo Of "lcgat TENDER" and lts wosuB,
changed ~ N to read: s'Tlis silver coins Of tho
u.Mlcd htates slull be legal te1.der at their
nominal saluc for Any amount not exceeding
i've dollars tn any onupayMenl.' lhv dciIioneA~
xatlon ot tho silver uoilar, lett incomplete BY
t11R net Of 1b7A bEfftctptt Iii thI HEF1aEiti !
, 1877-09-01
PITTSBUKG,
Address Of Capt. Ends on the Subject Of
Improving tho Navigation Of the A1issjs-

kdarans ~ S~.rs r...,x - A..
I,,..a~,.. ~. w o euNses OK
S'pp'. .-.. .-....-
sstetat Correspondence or 7at Tribune,
PirfsBuRG, Pa, AnE. 23.-Ptttsburr has a
number Of hobbies, not tic trast tmnort.nt ~
xh,ct l., h.r .,.,,,.,,s. :. t>as.a .aA. y.
~ ~ H''a.'o', ~ 'nc Improvement OK
Inc oh'o Ana sitasisstppt htVcFs; and everything
bearing upon that subject Is eagesly caught up
and made to run the gauntlet Of public discus.
sion, When, therefore. Cant. Eadt If ic.tv fan.
,,.,,, -, .s.,.a.s 10y tA4's'
pe. ,.ps,s " aua'Iss our peop'e On one 81 shc'T
osition vas Gladly accented. nnd YESTERDAY
afternoon appointed as the time, Thu bour ri
q n r., t,,,at ~. h.tt - ~. rh.-t ~
,,.r,a ,..'."t -. -. ~. eas''e' ~ eo."'
eensetJ paeheo "isn lead1nG Representa-
ives Of the coal, iron. aud other industries
Which have naic pittsbnrg famous. all anxioua
20 hear what the tettvman bn,l IN .ov NJ, .,,I.
I'M, Il, u,,,t, t,,s @ ~" >" va euo'
-. r.. I"s' "e'o ~ ''@A''J AteFcstch'
.,,,i p., 80 Laus - PROMPT 'ttio mat. - QUO
could und anonR hundred; Anl on this occn-
sou he sustained his reputation In thtx resncct
most admirably. mrct, tn tbc nt-o.t,ra ~ ~.
.rdt,c-. =, -, ~. " "'S
o.s ssss.se - ~ "ao'' toc neat anu e'ose atmos-
pncre OF Tho room we're anything hut ngrce.
able. He commenced by saying that tic Father
OF Waters carried in susncnaton .,;t,
lebrfa nj ha1f n ,ont3ncnt rho ,u,,.t, - .,.,s
x,. ~, vo,ol,r ~ H. ..,.s.s.. W 'n.a
was VIC 7eiostt o1 Tue cusFcnt which constant-
t an.auea t .nc oanKs: u aiso gave the riYer
narrow pnses the current acquires Xseut veloti-
", Which uitntutshes Wien tic stream wiict,s.
and lhr Is formed. Tie condition il rcycrst.i
When the river fails, and, tho velocity of
, 1877-09-01
A BLUESTOCKING,
ny HtItS. EDWARDS,
Artuon or SOUGHT VIZ TO VISIT IlEn!" aLkAn:
AWoNAN or FASHION," "ARculx
LoyEII," ETC., ETc.
CHAPTER II.
A4NLY LQyE-8ON1g.

rho liberia Ina a,o,r,v aoatcI viii, A., IA,
nto tho innrr roatls. and hv thu linn nanl,n.
Custer ia ol,o,vra ia ln,tl 1e. .lo,,,,st.,n tts
nIsr mt INV vart. distant f,om n" .not wb.ro
If m Mai, ch.,,it ho l., ,ro,tj,,
M..,'1as 'o 1n'".. ~ ... oe :" "a's's.
s'ostlne ts now creeping On With stealtl1y
PAGES. The bulls df the vessels 10 tho harbor, thd
walls aul1 iutlo.urcs of lin fort af,ovc min nt
cayl1 muutr In onaoncnoss. .,,honv,, M .,.rs
stil shine white as al midnight, and not . tlush
ol rose stalns tho pale arch Ut eastern sky,
Quickly "a lcr feet Will rnrry her. xusntrlous.
fcurtur-,nus. nil, ,,on1pv1-t,,ot nm c.ort I. n,
hand NJ f,tas.ar @ s r,'as 'ss ,os,sa., ~ "a Wv. W.
1",a' AURA eaestcs FuAs 1os"aru 10 Ihe at'-
po'atcd place of tryst'ng, and G'ids herself
Ma, h., no,,,. h.,. nss s ~. As". s"' ,sa sAa
.frw f,itcrnr n,.s, ta,xss,,. "a,,. ,o"s ~ t,n,
lsr, whose lesn Inc Of s1atlov !. !, harclv ms. @
elol9 maY conceal him, aha tlatceH
round coruer,-uo J.an Marfa IL there.
Eho turn. back dc.no,r,uoJv. half rc.olye1 tn On
buck to tbe urutectfon IT thc Tibertn md tonv
'sa; I'sn ohu sses-did she not expect to see'-ss
sehn seSerue not hall-a-loxeu steps behind ner
!u the road.
"s.r Inhn bo.x r,,, ..,u,,.a , ,v..
Iett, Lady Lydia was your partner. / thought
you would all be dancing for another hour, at
least III am lust waiting for Jean MsrIe. II
he SHOULD not apnear.n Ti1js win tha bnlIness
rs,,..'',. '' .aoash minute ago she could have
GoaDtsa tle beatinRs Ut her own learl, "lf
jean Marie, with l.ts usual llne genius fur poipg
%f"ng. ssould contriys to miss inc. II dors tul
h!atter don't lnEn,l walking hotne to Uucruec
aloue o..r bit. lam atraid III ,.otS.,g.H ~'"ee
AUD, IN confirmation OF }cr extraordinary
.talot, Ars. Chester leaus back against ouc Vi
tls Projecting blocks VI timber. anI turr,s u
Ittlo white.
sIr John Eevcrne watches l,er face narrowly,
Groughlol, suspect, Mrs, Chester, Such dis.
nut sut you-or mc, either" 10 a.ids IL soa,o a.
i"r 4 lew ,utuutcs Longer. you viii iust takn nv
ksnl-" ~
, 1877-09-01

FuL1oa, ILL.,, Aug. o9.-Bc'tcylus 1t 10 b vcrT
doubtful whether tue nexly.eleetcd Circuit
Judges have any suthoFlsy 10 act II such, and
that the Qessfion should be tested without de-
lay, woufd call The attention oi tho profess
sion, and OF Attorney-Geaersl Edsali III partl.,-
ulkr, to tue provisions Ut the l&tA aud 18th Sec
tlops ol Ast. VI. ot the Constitution Of 1870.
by said 1Ath section 1t s provided that Circuit
Judges shall be elected on thu 1rst Monday In
june, ls7a, 4nd every .tx years thereafter. Baid
18th section requires tAut sald Judgcs shall 10
elected bv ye'stras ticket. Both Ut aalu sections
have been lguured In the Eecent judicial ele1,-
lious. l, therefore, submit that II Is the duty
Of Attorney dentral Edsall ta taks prompt 40
ton lu the matter. s**.
, 1877-09-01
CHAPTER XII.

"Loyes Well, on that point the iess said
the better, PERHAPS" remarks Aunt lloste,
dryly. "Jealousy, III evident, II 4 sentiment
cut OF date. a pair Of old-fashlonel sweet
hearts vii! soon, take 1t, be objects for ,nl.
scum. and What was courtshlp:' = question
for competitive examination ln archaeology"
Three days have elapsed since tho dl,.ner
party on board the Ltbsrts, and, through the
loxcnRed Windows Of tue aliss Yauyittarts'
parloF, tho western sun shines upon tus ill.,
wontcd sight OF q coMpany-expecsant house.
hold: shines upon Daphne, hef faIsas barred to
the elbow ~ abs ptles up dish after dish OF
strawoefFie. aud flowers; upon Auut Aosie,
somewhat flushed In tLe lace, aud holding iit,,o
paper parcels Of tbs best, scl1om.u1 ID silver In
her hands.
"Ths queer thing L." she proceeds, psuslug
of sudden In her work, and Looking .lsuia-
cantty across Ut her piect's taca,-s. tho
queer thing u, that, havlax abandoned
the old-fashloue1 Illusion Of lore, young xumen
should retain 70 drm and eager q faith In the
old-fashlonel institution Of marrtayoI But
these contradictions are the mark OF the age
People suaer at ths!s Bibles and ara arn b.
, 1877-09-01

"To tribe, ur seem to trlc, With aileettous u
II, cugagc.l inau Is crime"
"a cr,me!" ccoes Daphne Chestes, her ltps
a-autver. - 1t u not like you, Aunt uosle, tv
Ii % woaid bs % less lits me, hope, Daphne to
be wantlug In scpte Ut common honesty.
sThe Loan OF Lovers ti,ny bs q
pretty subject for comedy, on the
s.ngc. In rral life such manners, sucl,
luTlty, are toleru6ly sure to hayq d tragic end.
lug. Have tue Kindness to set tAv lEslrs
straight, child, Ii you please. Yyu,. dra rim
ks.ons ''--thiy with emp,,asts-" 10 not sect,
to hare improved your eve fur eymtuclry."
The members OF The YACHTING party hayo re.
cctyru uu invitation. collectively, 10 rartaku Of
t.h.tcu Ut Ftei keI,,v; moonlight sand.
eulInu expedition 10 constitute tne nG,uscf,,ctit
Of tia gyrufur. Whei, tbu nptu,Illtcd tl,nr
comes, however, only three Of tt,u expected
guc4ts put In vi ,eara,lrr,-Sr Jollu suyers,v
Frltx DruugbtoI1, umu Miss ilar,iyastIv.
Lady Lydia, il u yarusIy believed, uuy bc
somewhere On tbe Chpnnci butwecn tbis and
Nosmaudy. Races arc rs,iag vo Al 1t. sislo:
sud Lady Lydia, with Mrs. ue Aaulcy
and aiax, was last seub On the ptcs near
upon tie hour when an rxcurs!ontst steanacr
was advertised tu depart for Frunce, Miss
Rivers, knapsaek ou ahuitlder, Ii taking soli-
tary walk round tho Island. Tho Arab has
, 1877-09-01

cause whatever surces.ts arc won BY the
Turks arc chiefly due tu their gaflantrY Atnt
endurance In the teeth Of bad gencralship. 4
competent critic recently returned frntn the
front gave the an extraordinary picture nf the
way In which tho troops arc hcny handled.
Near Adrtanop1c the usual prcc:rlsinn Of out
ppsts, patro1s, anu a1vanccd guards hccn,e1 en-.
tIfciy neglected. Measured Inc that Sulei,nan
rasha hItnkelf, one Of tho abfcst Generals. had
tnovcd sotne 10000 men simply M fnformati6n
received fruna railroad servant WIN, BY =
hant1er natural enougi, for civilian. hal taken
body u Eossack administers for Russian
army, and tcIrgraphcd that the ismssnns had
Seac Tie 5 Dot ,ndea,ei % i tie 1c Cos.seks d.ae
penretl, to spread panlc and confusion else.
Wa1ere.
, 1877-09-01
"wHEN ONCE WE REST, WE DARKEN."

Far u lilo night beFo.o our souls .......
Shall teach lhs suu hetosa they shall have pasaed
Through lhe xaas space Vt ais bat~sen that rullA,
N '&Wesu i bouRdlx&ss whu4o Nxyrs may sAat
Ths sesl!s.s. eager spl1tt ou ths shore
OF tho 1ons-sou;ht.foF land. ies. fur tho Mzhk
Aud, ~ our spirit wings uhful1 and tread
Tia ar. each movement Asslke spAsk VI Light,
And Essater speed 10 xteates lfxht to ahao
liz ra1tance. untfl We AeaA ~ To
Ths light wv mako: TIL In some fatal spot
OF tuountalp.xUMMlLo OF VI bA4h, OF true.
Wo rs4t and dasksn; al too Light we'd gut
u dlmned aud lost Hxst uet.
LuDA, LII. AA1z,l NAra1A.
, 1877-09-01
Br0uQhtuu Offering to take q four.tn!lc walk
w!ti, any mortal bc!ug for The sake OF seeing tic

BrouQhtou Offering to take four.tnIlc walk
WITH a'ny no,sal be!ug for The sake Of seeing tie
% You would unsweri--tlou't be afraid to
spcak: like trutl, u,,sottcucd; btters undis-
Rnised by suenr Or aayoring."
Well beiicye should say yes.'''
" You believe YOU would sag YES IN
mJust for the fun oi witnessing Ills misery"
minet"
"Pcrl,nps.''
t., Daphnc lifts her eyes as slle speaks, mud sees
hcr own little faded bunch oI pinkb iisoptc;l,
probably, during that 'onc waltz too n,a1,y' With
Felix HFouGhton} III Hcycrne's bnttoi,-hole. At
the sight her stern rcsolutona ,.,tlt 1nto pity
~ tue gray shadows Of tho external world Are
melting iato ruby and amethyst under the 1rss
ut ] thought yon tould really be In earnest
about such tr1tilnE matter as my returning to
QucrEcc a!one.-l mean II you Gun really wish
to walk three miles fur The sako of pleasure,
Need put on record scscrne'a answes, or the
sequel to hss atisweri
They return, Daphne's hand resting, slly,y,
On t9 young 1aan's a5n, through the morning
thsy ct s'ea1 Of i',s town, winding a4ross
fields and lsMes, hcasy still With Ills night
odofs Of elucs aud Ut tncoduw.swcct, aud with
thc thFushrs calling io" goo!.norrows 10 their
the sui rise nhuyu tho hills of tlr tgtc,,,t. Uu
the ccaat Vi Franco. They art Infected 10 mp.
ture by the bcauty af Tho morning, they lpate
notes in natural history Of which almost
Fraulcln sclluappcr might approve, respecting
tlu curly Singing ot tue thrust,cs, slr Juhii
looks Ut htt watcil when the lrst point OF Grim.
sun upglscs on the FreEeh horizon, all 10th Ut
tlcs1l arc 0naxc1, as though II were sou,e
new astronomical discovery, lliat thu sun shoulu
quit l.s bed at D:5S uII thts, the earliest
1aorning OF the yearl They chat gayly atout
ths peuple Oh tae Yacht, about "MAx antl the
Arab. !" about the sulanctpatetl novelist obout
thu wtly widow. They speax calmly, ia cou.
corning MatiCra uncol.ncrtcl with themselves,
q clcllentIna llardeastc aud her Coasl,, Fel,x.
Inr w!lolc' w"rld, ciciacMtina invlndcl, might
ltsleu to tt!cr conversation ffaa,, irht iu
lust. mud DISCERN no lltnt VI loye,--no whisper,
even, of the possibility of loves approach. And
And yet. when they haye h[dasn eood.by. a.
Daphne finds her4elf wa'si,,g utone through tic
silent ti,y-seentcu paths Ut the iutm gnileu, u
sensation TOO kuGtly lIleat lur perfect lappl-
ness or perfect pail. sweIls at l.er krurt.
The whole world might have listened to their
cohyefsatloai Yet slu knows, lu4t us plainly
- though he ha.! declared llis passion Ii, 81
fus1n Of speech, that Blr John Hsysruo loves
her.
, 1877-09-01

was ttiat they were frequently called upon long
bctorr thr time for leaying nrrlycd. This hus
been renledfcd b. ald Of the Telegraph, aud so
arranged Rid systcmatixyd ttlat no man tun ho3
called nl.re tllail hour before Is traiu mores
out. Every empluyo tcng called up Is allowed
quarter Ut u lay tiu,c wlletdcr assigucd to !.
duty OF not. When engtilcs ars lying oil for
70 homo arc entitled to passcs orcr the railroad.
, 1877-09-01
M0RCEhuX.

f.-1oLDEN RAIN.
Arched tn the gruyisl heatens.
Scanning thst misty dune,
Bands Of inwoyen np4t
Shine through ths suHfft foam.
IlcanttfuI, golden 5umnltr.raln.
lain from the portaiA of PAtad;se.
Drip fenfn The mellow, melting sxtef,
Fall upon land and main.
Out Of The bonnteons hfeRainEs
tiiscrl 10 mortaIs below.
Ht0xte the showers OF Summer,
uuwn dropping sweet and SLOW
Eoft through tue tnnsky. ffEgEant atf,
Trembling with half.shy. qutseEing grace,
tillftcnnx along their cafthWltd raes-
'oo'dneas radiant, rare.
ThIf. Of all Sumn,ef..glfts gentle
Sent By tho Makers hand
Cheering III. weary bttnga,
Cooling The Thirsty land:
Beautiful, golden Sumntr.Fain.
Faint fades the bow In The violet skies,
Drop from the portals Of Paradise,
Teadesly. hot In vnin.
, 1877-09-01

1Nrffsh Cnsrtfpanfthet london 9fnnes.
The suf{crings OF the wounded, owing to tho
tncompctence Of the Turkish surgeons mid the
truly Turkish neglect Ut tho military chiefs,
have been horrible. / trust to be parsloucd
n,cntlonlg one case, revolving rs 1t Is, aimee It
the wounded tl.an would pagea Of description.
It Is that Of q man irol, wl.usc check a,O worms
were taken, simply because llo l,ad been left to
rot. Proper treatment camo too late. aud hr
the more cfuel md unparlonahle, be.
, 1877-09-01

been. known In which carrfcr.ptgcons Of good
hntl WHICH have hatchc,l young there, have dc.
scr1ed their brood and flown away 20 their
original home At the Grst opportunity they had
Of escapInH.
, 1877-09-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:

f'cn f'rant, ont ot dislike to that officer, fre-
qucntlv PLACED ffancnck III commands not suited
~ his rank; and that, on nnc ocrasi,u, he re-
tfnred the number OF 1Ivi*iuns calling for q
Ma}or.fcnerai by unc. rather than to allow
II ~
, 1877-09-01


Henry Holt T. Co. have In preparation, aud
will shortly publish, "Egypt," by j. q. Me-
Coan. It will be compauIon volume to Wal
laee's "isussia " aud Bakers ''Turkey.'t
John Wiley T. Sons, New York, hive In prep.
aration tue following scientific textbooks, which
will shortly apnuar: "Ncr Descriptive ucome-
try: Shades. Shadows, aud perspeetivc," new
aud complete work, BY Prof. 3. Edward Warren,
late OF thu Rensselaer, Polytechnic Instttute,
Of Troy, N. vi" Analytical Chemistry" secu1d
edition. revised AMI enlarged, by Prof. De Vol
sou Wool, Ut Stevens institute; also, By thu
same author, Elementary Principles OF sle.
chanfcs, Intended for IiE, 6chools anu LatIfcs'
seninarics; - "Utfercnt!nl Calculus" BY Prot.
J. N Rice, instructor ut the Naval Academy At
Annapolis, Md; "Nalsau's industrial prawing,''
revised and ENLARGED, by PROT. u. +. Thompson,
81 1IensseIncr Polytcchnlg Institute, Troy, NY;
"Rothurllam's Critically Emphasized New Tca.
tament," new edition, revised by tho author.
During August this arm Issued "1hcory of
Transverse Strains. and Its Applications to
buildings, 1loofs, TFl,skes, csc.," work for
architects and engineers, by X q. Hatfield. au.
"Whceler'a Civil Eng'neeriug," designed Is
Textbook at the UnlteI States Military Acale-
mr. at West Point, By Col. ]. D. Wheeler, In.
strugtpf tu Civil Engineering,
, 1877-09-01

AtBSEF t*. FQ.) IF58kHf.
Each enRiuc las . regular crew Ut hands that
operate Il whrn used. Nearly Ill arc cuablcd
employed sufficient to do ths work, aud no
more. At tho cnd VI 4iy!slou1 placea are to be
provided wcre employees Eau re1t aud bs conf
iostable while waiting for the return sEtp.
Oue cLlsf grievance complained Of BY the M9u
, 1877-09-01
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cravings are reproduced entire and without
change, and the wur1s Is furnished at price
ailltnst 50 per cent less thau the coat Of the
original, titus bringing It within the rcael, uf
every pJssessor vi u library. A library, whether
public or private, Is completely equlnped that
has th[s nol,ta work its Bt,elyes. The general
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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
The English Channel Flannel.

Operations connected with the subma- rine tunnel have already been commenced on the other side of the channel, several pits having been sunk to depth of about 110yaras. At the same time the French and English committees have definitey drawn up the conditions of working for the route The property of the tunnel is to be divided in half by the length-that is to say, each companyi is to possess half of the line, reck- oning the distance from coast to coast at low tide. Each company will cover the ex- penses of its portion. The general work of excavation will be done on the one hand by the Great Northern of France, and on the other by the Chatham and Southeastern companies, the two latter having each a dircc. route from London to Dover. All the materials Of the French and English lines will pass through the tunnel in order to prevent unnecessary expenses and delay of transhipment, as in England and in France railway companies use each others line, and goods can pass from one line to another without changing vans It is understood that an arrangement will be established for a similar exchange of lines between all the English and con- tinental railway companies when the tun- mel is completed. The tunnel will belong to its founders. At the expiration of 30 years the government will be able to take possession of the tunnel upon certain con- ditions.-AIining Journal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27

tated Not a moment was to be lost if the redoubt was to be carried.
 Skobelcf had now only two battallions If sharpsho' t rs let the best in his de- tachmentS. Putting himself at tho head Of these he dashed forward on the wayering, factuating mass, and gave it the inspira- ton of his own courage and instruct .n He picked the whole mass up and carried it forward with rush and cheer The whole redoubt was mass of flame and smoke, from which screams, shouts and cries of agony and defiance arose, with the deep mouthcd believing of the cannon and above all the steady, awful crash of that deadly rife fire. S,.obeleff's sword was cut in two in the middle Then, a moment later when just on the poi of leaping the ditch horse and man rolled together on tho ground, the horse dead or wounded, the rider untouched. He sprung to his feet with shout, then with i ormidable, say age yell the whole mass of men streamed over the ditch, over the Scarp and counter scarp, over the parapet and swept into the redoubt like hurricane Their bayonets made short work of the Turks still remain ing. Then a joyous cheer told that the redoubt was captured, and that at last one of the Russians. But at what sacrifice ! In that short rush of few hundred yards 5000 men had been left on the Hillside, on the glacis, the scarD and the ditch-one- fourth of his whole force