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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-28
A Romantic Japanese Legend.

The romantic origin of the AVA fam
lily is related in the Toxic Times. The
story is familiar one to the japanese,
and connects the first daimiO of the
house with the career of the famous
Hidoyoshi. That eminent warrior and
ruler of the sixteenth century, the only
man i'm the annals of Japan who ever
rose from plebian station to the posi-
ton of Ruler of the Empire, was a pau
per and vagrant in his youth. While
wandering an unprotected child in his
native province ha was accustomed to
sleep at night in the fields or by the
roadside. On one occasion, according
to the popular chronicle, he lodged
himself upon bridge in Okasaka, and
was roughly awakened by kick from
a powerful and well-armed man, who
demanded his name. my name is
Sarumatsu," he said, ''and this is the
highway. You have no right to disturb
me. The road is mine as much as
yours. Who are you? 81 am Koroku,"
said the other. II Know h0rokO, OF
Owari," retorted Sarumatsu (such was
was Taiko's name i'm childhood), "fOr
come from Dwarf myself. He is rob-
Der. and will not stir for him." 1t is
related that Koroku, who was one of
the most notorious highwaymen of his
time, instead of resenting the lads au-
dacity, was amused at his spirit and
took him under his protection, and in
many ways befriended him, in return
for which, when he attained the
supreme executive control, he made the
former desperate a daimio, and endowed
him with the province of AVA. The
young Dobleman, Hachisuka, now in
London, is his lineal descendant.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-28
Woman who Wouldn't TattIe.

| 4nIs pOOut dnC hrs. Meier are mex
door neighbors on a Danbury street
and there Is frequent interchange o
calls between them, but no evil result
therefrOm, because both are excellen
women.
Mrs. Goode called on Mrs. Meller tn,
other morning TO speak to her abou
some emptings which acted as if they
were not going to rise properly. Mrs
Meller fastened back with Mrs. GoOdt
TO look after them. After the matter
had been discussed with the gravity
demanded by the importance of the
subject, Mrs. Good said:
did you hear that story about the
Ransoms?''
Yes; IL was awful, wasn't il? Who
told you?"
"Mrs. Liebig."
"She told me, too. l think that
woman might be better engaged than
in telling stories about people," Mrs.
Meller spoke with some warmth.
al should say as much" returned
Mrs. GOOde. If there is anything
dispise it is tattling. ! don't see any
thing Christian about it. l abominate
it my self. If there was more charity
in this world il would be better for all
of us"
81 know it," added Mrs, Meller;
"but people won't be charitable They
will talk and talk and talk. I don't
suppose that Mrs. Liebig is without a
story about somebody single day.
She has got fearful tongue. and she
don't care who she wags IL against. |
think she had better look at home"
'.If she did she'd have to give up her
care of her neighbors, for she'd have
her hands full of her own. But that's
the way with that class. There's Mrs,
Hook, you know. Her tongue is always
pitching into somebody, and it was
only night before last that my man saw
her John carried home dead drunk"
"why, Mrs. Goode! you don't say
so!'
Indeed, do.''
"Carried home drunk :" repeated the
shocked Mrs Meller.
Yes, carried home drunk. And
Goode saws it's not an uncommon affair
either"
Well, declare, If I ever thought
that. | always believed John was a
model boy, | suppose he gets it from
his father"
"His father? Why did her husband |
drink?'
Drink, Didn't you know that?
But forgot he died before you came
here"
swell, 1 declare!' calculated Mrs.
GOode, "That's news TO me-"
"Oh, yes, he was a drinker. He
kept full OF rum two thirds of the time.
In fact" here Mrs Meller lowered her
voice, there's good reason to believe
hat he died in a drunken fit"
Heavens" gasped the shocked
listener, while her eyes sparkled.
Yes, Joe Hook died in drunken
it if ever there was one. But don't
peak of it, for the world"
Oh, shan't say anything about it.
ou know well enough that | amt one
# the tattling kind" promptly answer
d Mrs. Goode "But who would have
hought it. Well, well, well! If l 4,
it't completely stumped. | don't see
low she she can bear to sail around in |
he style she does with that awful ,
memory on her," s
"Oh, she thinks people don't know I
t. And now, you say, her boy is going a
he same was. Do you know, Mrs.
ioode," said Mrs. Meller, impressively, I
that | believe these slanderers have a :
ldgment sent upon them?' 5
"Believe itf" exclaimed Mrs. Goode I
igorously, " knOto it.-DdnJHTg Neics. $
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-28

Aloft, on the throne of God, ard not
below, in the footprints of trampliDg
multitude, are the sacred rules of right,
which no majorities can displace or
overturn.-Chdrles Summer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-28

Utica, N. Y, is making an effort to
establish an art gallery.
, 1877-03-08
CRIME.
GIVE THEM AfOIsE OFFICES.
Specfd! plspdfch 10 Tie tribune

GIVE THEM MORE OFFICES.
6pecfd! Dt&pdteh 10 7Ee Tribune.
srn1HorfELp, ILL.,, afarcl, Tin tho United
States Court today tho suits growing out Of
the John T. Harper dcfatcatlon, and known as
the llarpcr.smfth cases. wcro dismissed upon
express order Of Attorncy.tiencsal Taft. This
Termination Of the suits has been looked for,
and was foreshadowcd In last nights dispatch
es To THE TRIBUNE. 1t You'll thus stem that
tic counsel Tor the defense hare becn more suc-
cessful in that behalf In Washington than they
could possibly be With the prosecuting atIicers
here. Tim release Of Harper, wlro
Is probably fatally III and Is general
y believed to hnSe becu more sinnctl
against than alnning, was expected, hut
It was scarcely expected that al smtls, By Lis
orn testimony privy to The lcfalcattnn. and one
1f tho chief conspiratoTs VI the fc!stn Whisky
King, would esrapc scot free. In tho Circuit
Court four more Of the Pekln whisky suits we're
dtsposed OF. George K. Cohlcigh sras indicted
fnr failure to preserve records If sales as a dis
tf}lcr. lie fled plea In abatement that tho
name was wrong, snd the Court sustained the
plea atld dismissed the casrs. Two other tndict-
tnents On the samo cnnnt wcrc presented
against 00rdis Il Cob1teEht to one Of
which t,o pleaded guilty, a,itl WIS fined 500
and coets, the otEcr. being dlamsseI at l,ts cost,
Z. Waehestuan ard ho.ert WyInan, Jointly In
dlctcd for the same oftensc, plralcd guilty, and
were fined Zoo ana costs eaeft. Two otfler III
dlcttnents agatnst the satne parties were jIs-
missed at their cost.
, 1877-03-08
CRAZY HnRcF.

CHEYENNE. 1vyo. Ter, aiuKch 7.-Gen. Crook,
who Is now III this rity, reeelscd intelligence to-
night that on the u inst. rlnncr reached He'd
Cloud from tue purity of fEiendlies who left
Red Cloud about str weeks ago to induce Crazy
lloraa 10 coma iu. The runner reports that be
LETT Crxay Horse on the Ltttls Powder, pteIas-
ing to cotuc in with 1a0 lodges. Fifty lodges OF
other hostiles ase also Gu tho way iu BY anosher
route. Gen. Sheridan arrived lere to-day, aud
will 60 east to-tnoSrow. uen. Crook Will rrtusu
70 Fort Laramie Friday. He'd Canon tsvy.} paa-
sepgers by t0-nIGht's couch from, tue south r.,
port pass1ny bant of iro,n t,Teniy to thirty
hostl1u lndians on Indian Crcek, wl!u claimed
t9 b. Oh their way TO tho Agency to surrender.
They ssy that from oOu to 3up more will he alUuy
ID 4 few days for ths same purpose.
, 1877-03-08
\ MINER KILLED..
Spfc{at ptfkslsch 10 TIT Tfjbuns,

LASALLB, ILL.,, Marcel, "a miner named
Philip aiaher, aged about 10 years, anl cl,,-
ptoyesl in tho LaSallo shaft Ut the Northern
Illinois Coal and iron Company ln thls city, wns
Instantly ktllri this afternoon by snass Of
coal falling Oh HIN. Upon extrlcating hin, from,
tho dcl,sfs, which was several tons In weight,
Its skull spine, and limbs were fouul to 10
horrilIy crushed. THIS deceased wns unyer-
sally respected hy MI of Ills so-laborert. fle
leaves wtie uud u family Of ilye children IN
indlyGnt circumstances.
, 1877-03-08

Will be understood when II Is remembered how
valuable wonl1 be eighty Acrcs surrounded hv
park free from all assessments heretofore inalc
Tor tho park.
DEFENDANTS COSTS.
,, NJ. Rash introduced BIZ prepared by Kirk
1lawes. Of Chicago, relating to condemnation
suits. It provides that, when. proceedings for
inc condemnation Of property sha1l t'n dt.missctl
Or by tho court for want Of prosecu-
tion, then the court: shall assc.s against
tho plaintiff the damages suffered by
tl'e defendant by reason q tic s,,!t. The obiest
Is to compel tho p1sintiH in d condemnation suit
70 pay tho attorneys fees, otc., Of tho defendant
before dfsn,fssfnE or disseminating the suit.
FISH.
Ths Senate also this morning went fishing
with a ptn.hook over tl,e Fish bllf. which pro-
vItics for tho appointment ot Fish Commits
s!oner at . ,..alary not 10 exceed 500 year.
Finally tho bill, With an amendment prohibiting
selnc.ftAhing In the not,-navgablo rivers Of thfa
State. whs ordered to third recalling.
fAitposs.
Tic Htnato adjourned pending tedious Ills.
cuaston OF tho bill providing fur The appointment
of Co1nmtssion Of rartlons. Thn Constitution
vcsts tho rurdoning mower In the Governor sole.
~. mil such Commi4slon could QUIZ be ad-
Yt61fY.
, 1877-03-08

sane time The extraordinary efficacy Of r1os-
so%a5 ~ e., ntssfs II sases of debility IT,
s.eeIetion' md dfehsr9r. is universally admitted
tn tnnRstite;: good d1gest1on, 1e9n1ar habit Of
o. ~ Tug animal ufdf, arr indnetd by 1bs .apesb
son,e and corrective: It has no equals, moreover,
types Of anrlaf dseasc 70 emIeant. "an and tsars
elst. u = particularly serrceabie ii 4 n,edcinaa
, 1877-03-08
The Leading European Powers Must
Define Their Position,
Turkeys responsibilities Under the
Treaty Of Paris Must De
Understood.
If the Powers Fail to Respond, Russia
Will ACT Independently,
Ind Lay tbe Blame Of Tar 10 The Shifting Psliey
u tht English Ministry.

toSATiEFF's MISSION.
LONDON, March 7.-Tbc English press Is near
y t'nanltnoua in tho t1'sapuroVal Of tho project
beI'cscd 10 he the basis Of Gen. 1gnatcff's mis-
son. inc prevailing sentiment Is that 1t would
De unw''c I" p,ircl,asc tic dctnobilizaaton OF thu
Mahs'an army ty tho practical surrender Of tho
treaty OF ParIs and tho oonecssfon to Russia Of
tne 'ature riEht TO establish protcctorate over
turkeys European provinces. Even II Turkey
were ahlc " work oue satisfactory reforms, Rus
sla or RUSSIAN societies would hot giyo leF an
opPostun'ty o"o so'
aussiA sr1AKs.
VIENNA, March 1.-THE l'olttteal Correspond
s'et VI this city publishes letter from 81.
letcrsourR stating that Prince GortsclakoT has
instsucted Count sciouvalo1 TO urge ti'e British
cabinet to reply to the Russian circular Count
eeilonsa1oll u simultaneously Instructed 10 cx-
piain hoss'a's views as follows: Either Of tho
to"ers, anu csrec'ally England, Is to c''ns'dcr
Inc treaty OF loso as pnuing, notwittstSnuinE
the Porte's rejcctton OF the decisions Of the
Conference, Of Russia will seaaftl tho Purtc's
right derived frotn tho treaty m ann,,llc1, In
INC nsst case huaela e'a1fns that tic row:rs
must co.opcrate to bring about tho Porhfa
complete acceptance Of tue resolutfo,ls
in tic urEutnal form In which,
thcv werc a93ontct, IN N. nrc1t,n,n.,v
10y "e'o Auop@." :" &"e plc'hn"a'y
Son1efcncea o. tonstantanople' and titus every
means he afforded Rusata Of avoiding warlikc
cpmpltcatfous. II. however. the sIrnatnrv f'ow.
crs stIII rctnatn inacttvc. Rn..}o viii ron.t,er
tto, thor xa.,.,,,., tr.t..;,,.. ..., ~, Lii
n."s .." '"sy aenouasu 1italenus upon lIe ool'sn-
tions Of Turkey, ntlI also Turkish rights. Russia
will accordingly declare the Treaty Of Paris null
and void as affecting herself, and re-
servo to % hertelf Tue Hght Of indepenaent
aetoil. sltniIar lnstfuct'ons have been sent
, 1877-03-08
WISCONSIN,.


~ - - " y ~ .....--.
CLostN1 busiNEss OF THE LEGtsLATuRK.
Special 1fspdteA to 7ns Tribune.
AIApIsoH, Wis, March 7.--To-iay Is The Inst
tlny OF tho scason Roth 11n,1sea hsvc hail fhrcc
so..to,,. un, ~, .,.h iexaa ...s,,.s. =,
a..s1s"s In ... A""y wv 'u'He auoant =.
o'sn.ss, t"c 'hajoe l'attol WHICH IS merely !oea!
and unImporfant mcatnree Hills have passed
luth tuuscs for hospital nal school for ilfotic
children; ryoYEdiug Tor recording lanis nj tho
Wi,ro,,,n rorm. lf,rt ~. ~ an,i ~o,",,a,- ~
.N."a. s'" ~, su''H."to.lease Aa'.a @u'"Pans N
counties whcro a'tuatcd; amending Tho charter
Of the Grcen Bay Il Lake Michigan Canal; pro-
vid[ug for 4 State tax OF so03,s75 for the year
1877. '
a. M, ,,..,,, H.. .,,.,n,,,u ..n.,,,,.,.
- "a w pa.ss'' .as assembly pfohiu1ina per-
SOUS traSe'inR on business ot tho statc from
charging rnitroatt fare while using free pass.
Gov. Lud1ngton sent tn tl1c scnatc to-day The
nomination Of Dr. {icorgo F. Winter a. member
VI the State Board Of Health.
large humber OF hills were inlcnnEtely post
panc1 "a both ltousos, Including the old print
tnE tlaf!ns Of 8. D. Carpenter anil E. A. Ca1Lins,
, 1877-03-08

New York. The former Weighed ITO
pounds, and Murphy 175 pounds. William MI
Ter noted "a referee. The men were IN good
condition, and the match, whtc. WAS witnessed
hy over i.lD PERSONS, vas well contested. Mur.
ply Won The first two falls, and Ovens wnn The
rest. 4 handsome silver champion bcltwth guild
clasp. wa. prescntcd to the winncr after the
tnattlt Tl,fs belt must i,c held against all
conner. fur five years before becoming thc prnp.
erty Of the l,nlt.cr. Il. 4. Pennc1I, umpire for
Murphy, protestc'l agaInst tho decision OF the
referee.
, 1877-03-08

BKAvEst- Utah, Aiaret 7.-ln the scconl pfe-
trict Court at i .. III. to-day Judge Dorc.nan
passetl scutcncc III death On Jnbn u. Lar, to hu
executed Friday, tho 2]l ot March, bctwec,, 10
q. IN. and Up. III. Lee seemed untnuyed, bllt IL
quite feeble and weak. lie nrtIrcl here from
Salt Lake tu.dsy ut = =. m. III charge of Mnrsha!
Nelson aud United States Prosecuting Attorney
Howard
, 1877-03-08

SAN FRANCISCO, March i'll. T. beads, Sec
rotary Of the California Stool: Exchange, las
abscon1ed, taking tic books mud papers Of tho
Exchange, and stocks TO tho yaiue of about
$1,000, which wcrc deposited by members rs
ecciis1ty for loans effected from funds Of the
Exchange. Co'1usfs'1 Of some other officers Of
the Hoari Is suspected.
, 1877-03-08
WRESTLING.

1RVl9a EN1ER9ttN 70 3HN 1FR*M&
NEW Yonx, Aasrb IA collar and elbow
WrcAtlii,g match, best three falls out Ut 6vc, for
$500 and belt, came oil th!s evening 1t Gil~
laure's Garden between James Owens, Of Yer
mont, who defeated Mclaughlin In Boston 4 few
wxxl4 xxo, aud CAa1les Murphy, Ut
, 1877-03-08
BUSINESS NOTICES,

How seldom Ha See = splendid head cf
hair! Ftom sickness, excessive labor. Or neglect.
thousands find their hair gradually waiting away
Uafnttts cofoatas will repair this wasto. Tia
3f tho growth Of tho hafr.-f preparation
Tres from Irritating matter. II haA great sinitT
iof thc human aktn.-ls rapidly absorbed, and la.
rAtts luslEc md strength.
, 1877-03-08
Hkt1lfanA

1TfHlI1W4
Hists taktn. rscttred tSurptus,
Home SiD a6S. 7gi 63l5 Sti Il. uii!. nj
Royal Canadian. IL, lH0 hh5 14I I0l aB0' iB7
5Etua .,:........ II, TIL, iHi :,.5 lit 4,giS 2L}
llustford..,, -. 1b.QlV. VH5 iOJ Hii q l0D 5fH
NoFthw etsrp
National, ,,,,,, l3. OB7. 3tH 100. 7gO G7f s1a
ROCKFORD .."... ~. 0.al7,37U la0,0s0 :30, al4
y y but Just 10 say that tho l.oekfonl takcs
motnlh0 but dwellings, ind therefore ia not
!iaole 70 2 sweeping tra at ole ttnlu. it lodka
to re, being an ul:ophistteatel youth, that ttu
Wildcat basiAess Ia full b]aas Ia Illinois se thu
present. time. How muci, Of u Chicago ilro
would 1t take 10 wipe out tho surplus Of sulup
Of these eotaranicsl How much better III
would rome people be that hold their policies
poaed reliable policies tn 1s7l should snotasr
Ire uccus1 II
, 1877-03-08

nf1TH OF 4 EtNN."
PARIS, March 7.-Tho Prenclau.an who somo
time ago Ecigncd iu Asaucaa!s, over tte Indiant',
under tho tttlc Ut King 0rcie t., and who has
sinre been notorious Tor difficulties With tn,
River Plata authorities, by whul, As was arrest-
80, died destitute ~ tho hospital in bordeaux.
llo was q native of perigneux, auu m attorney
BY profession.
, 1877-03-08

an Article nf Truu Meslt---.' 1;rovn'a ttron.
eha lfochet arc the most popular article In thit
country ~ Europe for !hrnat dffchts. and coughs
anu this popularity In based npon true metlt..
, 1877-03-08

L1sV07tF
LAFAYETTE, lMt., March 7.-ftIe main busi.
ness portion of donovan, ILL.,, was destroyed by
fire ubout = this morning. LOIS cat!luated ut
elaoo0. partially covered bY insurance, Among
tho sufferers weFc johnson d. Nelson anl i. J.
Miller.
, 1877-03-08

HAYES RESIGNATION AZ GOVERNOR.
COLUMBUS, O., March T.--In the scuute to-
day the resignation oi Il. d. Hayes rs Ooycruur
WIS read. II. W. Curttss, OF Cuyaloga, was
elected President pro ten.
, 1877-03-08

plRp.
LONDON, March 7.-Dr. Johann Jaeoby, veil
known German politician Il dead.
, 1877-03-08

Heer'e Patent raetly.arnfe Dsrsa shtrta !,
~ hsmming handkerchief, l71 Madison street.
, 1877-03-08

IU"lIEEt.E-< FJ4tJSIUNs
PoErsy1LLE, Pa., MaEci Am explosion oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon III Lan!n {; lsanl
Towdcr Company's mllt at Crcsso1.a. Tho
butllug wns shattered, and large quantity Ut
powder destroyed. 1t IL nut yet known whether
my lfyea were lost,
, 1877-03-08

INDIANAPOLIS, March 7.-lsicl,ard Vent, tho
dcfnuiting CushIcr Of tho Singer Sewing Mu-
cEfnc Company, to-t1Ay pleaded guilty, and WIS
sentenced 10 ayc years III the rcnitcntlary.
, 1877-03-08

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS NEWS.
Moyl1Lx, March 7.-The steamship castalia,
front New York, has arrived.
kRw YoRK, Siarch .7.-As1ved, steamship
Algestat froul Liverpool.
, 1877-03-08
INSURANCE.

10 E#3 1susspE % NJ 2FE9QH3s
CnAArA.oN, ILL.,. aiaFch G.-Aa rou utsh tn
keep your readers Informed IN regard to general
insurance news, send you tho figures, taken
from tho "Herald Chatt, OF the 1lliuots business
for 1875 Of six companies:
, 1877-03-08

Special DIlpd9ch to Ihs Tribune.
1HDlAaAroLls, iud., Afarrl, 7.--Thc Senate to-
day passed the General Appropriation bill, at>
propriatinE for tho rcst Of 1877 S7sa Da3, and for
1875 81, ,19l 200. Thu res. Of the day was spent
in consideration Of tho spec!1c bill. Tho House
passed the gcncral btll to appropriate for 1877
Sl4,2l0, aud fDr 1873 $l,055, ,DI. The nousc
also passed tho specific till appropriatinr e5s.
o14. a BILL appfop.iating sl5,Un for the ex-
peslses OF tho spccinl session passed.
THE 6TATE-l1OuBE.
The County Commissioners haye rendered the
use Of their rooms In tho new ourt.1fousc 10
the State for tho use Of tho General Assembly,
provided thu work Of building tbs Statc-Hollso
is begun. It Is believed this action may ilayc
somc Influence with tho Legislature, aud pruba-
pending.
OBITUARY.
10 fhS Wz!tsrn dsfaciaftd Irtsa
1NptANArol1s, Ind, March T.-Ncrrcsctlta-
tive Morrison, OF bcoat County. died tfls Iurt,-
5ng Of lung disease. Tlis IL tho fifth death
a,noug tho iacmbcrs Ut tho Legislature since
their election. Representative lanc, of Hem
d1iek County, ia now dangerously Ill.
, 1877-03-08

Mrs. Wanssnw.s Soothing Syrup, for chill.
tenthlfE .ofttna thr gums. rednces Inaamms.
thn allaSa I'LL pain. Sure to Fcgulste tho bowels.
, 1877-03-08

d Deatr, e'7a If Property Ear Greater
,1am l'irts 2ep1fted.
Lamentabl' insecurity - The Building
aAd Ins 'alc1rncJ n the
Nate, .Snrp!y.



THE GREAT NEW YORK FIRE.
sntefn DtspaseA to 7at 7ttdsnG
Hh" 1oHk' Ma5ch f'-Asssstant-thlet shay
"ho' III tne auschte oi Ca'el bates, WAS III
cha'Rc oi tnc f'fe Uephf1fnent as tue great IRE
!ast n'9at III oona street, sasd to7aay ihat INC
bnHuinR' althous" an apparently substantial
stfuesufc, VIA perfect ehe!! inside. ihc Iron
lroh "aa enc ot sue oest ae III" ever seen. anu
witltstood tue firo much longer than lie had
anticipated. Tho interior was, however, d
forest Of timber. Tho columns. l+a1nt.
nnor.. mi .tn,r,x.r. tr.tao ~ ..,tooa ,.oss
.,,,"e ~ As". s'a'lHa5s '"''ue luz ea1Aee ~e'c
..ns"s ..1a u oe",e'a pine, ana oc eotnoaten Tue
itraftu's ns.s. t. to drae sualns in;.'e with ts:
.no senstc. anu q. intervals IN the brick walls,
VIZ WIZ .ssss.ss s:,n su.oug" "h'en shc steam pipes
Ecrc conducted from thc cs:llar To the ruoi.
broke uut in tho sub-cclta. of ths
tnIittinr Nh nan., .,. ~ '"e .'
a ,,,scs ,.c, for ,,,r,,r nn1 i. ,u,.s z.,sel' ~
p'aee usco 10! poek'os. anu IN which m" t1i-
lccted vast quantity Of I0Usn cut paper and
1lny. used in n3c1sinv arI n 1ort,o t,u,,,l,n. ~
1i,,Lt wnod tv,v,. T',o n.r,o. s,,us", ' ~. ~
"ta ~ .uc.,i," "~'4.s spiea' raE'al5
amon1 the tn'!ammablc material, and, ascent.
lug through the yenta'atiaG stsafl aud through
TIC rcccsscs in tho wn1l. ,ntn,nt+4l fr,ur
ttotv Ia ,lorr. l,r..tnu mi ,,,ro,,,,,
tho +,r,,,,r,. IL 49, .,,,t. .as" ~.
floor, and In a few moments had sptco,t
throunbout the vo,t e1Et5cc. eotnnietcly haf,int,
thc cfY,,t. ~ IN frcmr,, ~ c,,ne,s ,,,,n ~
yrc.t d,n,,,,, rrht,h ,,ot on,, at,-,o.s ss.a,.a
f'ent o'ucutty ".en '"et aou Almost conquered
thc e4efI!oh Of tt!c Afcmen at tic oHtset was
latncnlablc scarcity of water and of hydFants.
Ths section Of thc city l'as very po"r water
supply, and there Is only one liydEant In Bond
street. The surnly ot water which they wcFo
foInpGaneu p ~. ~ aenG.M upon ~ easc nf
irti, lin pats"rv itso urt,t III IN ny. ~ T..
}n ts,tnyctn Mi, tic rnt1 b,,ifsnT ss ~.
, 1877-03-08

FNF1L CUN5Is1URTV
12oxB, March 7.-Tha Consatofy for tho
nomination Of Cardinals and blshops wilt he
held Oh The 1ath !nat.
, 1877-03-08


MADRID, Marcl, I-The Curlist leader, Men,
dry, has applied 10 1esl. Qucsada Tor amnesty,
aud many Cusltst officers orc claiming amnesty
duly.