davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
SE.IRCHIAG 4 IIfILJ rs DEN.
discoveries that Ke-nited from the Kecogni-
iInm OF :. SinIen u nrae.

Nelson Abrams, keeper Of the toll cato on
the Crntrcviile rod near Woolhavon. l.. |. rc'-
olniznd horse driven hb Two men before n
wagon loaded H.th poultry curly on saturday
morning M the stolen property oi lnnb Van
Wyrklrn Of RthmonJ llni licIue-iioncd the
men, who gnyc hn unsatisfactory answer. and
drove rapidly AWAY. Mr. Abrams aud hls son
then splHng upon horses ana pursued the
strange men, whom they overlook n"Nr Cyprces
Hills Here thctull gate keeper. nt Mr.. Abrams
in-tignton. refused to let thrm pnr- and they
were detained while young Abrams hurried to
last N'w York, and rlmo back with police
nni 'cr. who recognized tho men il5 lAni' and
William nrndgcr of Iiick-yillc, and arrested
them. Ihny were taken. with tho horse and
wagon. t. Mr. Van Wyrklon, who Immediately
idoniiinl tao hOrNo Hs the one he had lost
In the wagon were 80 pulrS Oi chickens. The
Drcdger. said TINT they had raised tho chhk-
ems. Officers llhmor Hurley, and lL'ndrick-
5un went to lickDVillr and found Nlllnam bred
Lrr. thn fihrr of the prisoners. On 'nrchlng
tlie house WhnTn hn was th,N dis 'Ohrrel many
= ta ol single Nnd dpubln harness, whips. lnp
rDbes. articles Of clothing, hnrrrH ui feathers
-four soap. twenty hhudsaws. "A quantity ot ear
pcntnrs' tOola. and II heavy Jimmy. Chrlstinn
Siymus and others identified many Oi the stolen
chickens.
The elder Dredccr walked to jamaica. i6
miles. tO sen hs sOns. and WA there arrested.
All throe were hold by Justice Beus.
SphnR PAYmkNT RrAumED Tho best lno cut
iVT everywhere Try II Di, III,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

.rv UNA for roform md TINT reform was found
in III" r.nts ~ III" Dan,ocrntic pnrty. its ranJi-
hitr vns "i,'tcJ and he was a uinn 0t To- slt
in thr rhnir of WASHINGTON. where now sits n
usnrncr who wns NOT rlr,tcd md who il tho
"rn,vnniny frnu,i 81 thp ninct nonlh century This
wns IN" ruimineting Mt Of tho party who now
~" ~ votn f,r' mn Amendment to tho Con.
sf,tn,i"n i arrnmand tn suit their ptiruos,.
,ri,,r ,i,i,t,I tE.ir rnth and nnty trv - do.
,roy d., iron, U"morrnti, nnr'v the oflv hou,
~ tRc nr,,,l" in thr future. TINS IL IN, indiit-
,n.nt n,eniisi ihv Ii 'usili,an party. Grcrly
aivaye h shnuiI haVr lied of ~ own corrup-
~, IN, n,,n. hi iln Tho worthless ,uyrr IL
v,," ,, i,,,a ,,i't st,,",,e1r1unus ~ nn the stnur.
Nfr ~ ~ S.,,r,,',n ,,ins,I with "A commitment Ia
,h' it,n y, i,pm Erilv ,yh' he said. as n uiiilin
,rl,nr hoI rr"vnI hin,srif honest, cmpablr. nnd
ntii.irpt '''
ii ',srs Thouos q I, l. r.lcsiun md Nrcruon
{ .S,,lli,.ov = T. II ''v ,r',t ~ q t,rm,,,n ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
More Nominations.

IInry f. Rowland and William II. Sccor wcrc
Nominated Tor Aldermen IN the seventh pi.tur, last
cveuln-. by the Democratic organizations opposed o.
Tammuny Bctuah Bghn by the Republican, IN the
same district nnd John Robinson ny the Republican,
in the Fourth District StcIhen y rimnnson was with.
drawn Nv the Conference Committees m the IA hih Di,.
tri,t aud Henry e. rcrlN. 1ui. rhihp- ni terence
kirruuu niurt irf ANit truen 10y all oi tlit
iAlunu> oppo- d Co. rtUulnt
Gcursc " Laugh im Was nominated for the Assembly
~ tl, rmnluN ilDA,- rats in tlH frnh p.srlgt ami
MaN /. frnns m the tweu'rth nsrci l.ahc knapp
VA. named tie r, public iii. tho 18th District Jas
HAYES los uie ANTI Innman, nemr.rit. in pir Third
Di,trirt HnJ KcuIamn el,A iN tn, indcprniut kcpuh
hnutd tor tilt uHic o., ulc Ana lHmnltu, Demo
cfa. nni l,nAi, VAN s,hairh ty the Bscai N4nncrs in
Tic llltil District
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
PRICE TWO CENTS.
HOW FUREY KEPT TIE DOOR.
THE UHEELs or THE GOTERNMENT Oh
BROOKLYN BLOCKED
Democratic Aidermen Kept Out OF thess
thamb~r- Locked Cp In the Engineers On
Gce-'rhe Mayors Abortivc Nominations

The Brooklyn Common Council was yes.
tcrday afternoon forbidden TO meet by Bosa
Mclaughlin, and whlotweve Republican mems
'tis Wcrt In their s5a;s Td.,ay for business
Robert Furey stood in the doorway to keep oui
all Democrats. The nominations which Mayor
Schroeder had made for the different commits.
sions were on the table. and It was feared thai
the Republicans could persuade some one Of
the Democratic Aldermen To vote with them ID
take ny the nOminatons and confirm them and
thus spoil the plan to hold them over until
after the MayOralty had passed into Democratic
hands. This was the dilemma that urcsentod
iisrlf in case oil Of tho mcnlcrs of the Bonrt
attended but the stuntion Was more soriousii
the prospect that only one Democrat might ut.
tend In that went n quorum for the transao.
tion Of business would be- filled. and majorlty
Of the members attending could give their con.
sent TO the Mayors nominations. and In few
minutes throw all the departments Of the cit,
Government into the control Of the Rcpublicana
II was therefore necessary t. prevent any Dom-
orrntic Alderman :, r,f. ~s,.n.lin., anI RnInr
Furcy was detailed 20 do the work.
when the roll was called the Republican mem
bcrs answered to their names. but. rs there wn
no quorum an gllournmcni was takcn for nf;
teen minut"s. When The members roussrinblcd
there was still ono wanting tu make quorum,
and the kr'por II th" city Hall. Patrick Tor.
m"y, was instruclrd T. rro, u ne rpuld ma any
Aldermen about the Ciy Hail. Fnrry slipped
ont on nu unknown mission, nnd thnn returned
to his place at tho entrance. and quietly waited
President Ray looked ut him uui smiled aud
Eurcy drOpp' 4 one cyrlid and raised IL ugaia
slowly. nul then looked NJ solemn us the grave
Mr.. McLnughlin the Mayor private secretary
entered. aud lnfuruei one or two of the Alder.
men tha, Aldermen Muuha. Kcnrdou md Du.
anc wcrc in the Engineers onlcr. Mr.. Turmoy
entered Out of breath. AMI said that he hadn't
seen one Alderman Alderman Fisher arose
and started to put question. when TOrmey
said: On. I've bHcn to the Engineers of1lc9
the door is locked. | can't grt iu.'
Alderman Griswuld moved that the keeper N
the CITY Hall be- cN used. IL 1t was we'll known
that he was near sighted. Tho Board thes
voted To ADJOURN until W, lncsdny evening. Al
dorman Fisher objected. saving that II any Al.
ana couldn't get out. the Board ought to know
it. Furry walked out smiling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
IHE INJE>IMKNT or rLErN.i.
Another Turkish Position Carried Russians
SouIh OF ihc nnIk nns

LoNpoN, Oct. % \ Reuter- telegram from
Bucharest, dnied to-day. says Vest, r,ia, a
body of Russians carried tn" Turkish position
ai li-'hc. west of Ple'na. one ra-ha. several
officers. and seven companies Of TURK '-h
troops w"r' wkrn prisoners. Ihroe canons
were captured.
Reuters Con-tantinople de~pai IA says de-
tnchmeuio of ius-ians are M SailUA. r. luih OF
thr Balkans iu the roar ~ o. 'luui NukAtHr
la-hA. trrgruphn. saturday. nnnoune" e"d thut
the ku>Slun7 were ON anp'd wdhin three
hours march li his headquarters.
\ tuu-luntinnple dnrlut % ~ay- that Bio
lnw~kl a Pole. SHOWN lu tho Turkish army ar
Gru. Nihad. l- appointed Sul"imun ln~hn'-
thnt of stan and Cen, Mlun, % Belgian, To
nuInmAAd lhn lalNMLry hNI-Iun Al IAl-.rAd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
HiIES's NOMINfTIONS.
>touahton Bani-hcd TO Eu.sia The New York
Custom blouse Appointments.
WAsHiNGroS. oct. %. Among the nomi-
nations sent to the Senate to-day were the fol-

WASHINGTON. Oct. ~. Nnpng thc noinl-
nations sent to the senate to-day were the fol-
idrinw sou,ht,n o. Wv York w. Envo, fS'rnor
dinHf, AMI Min-irf ,rnrnrary ef the rniici states
faSi0 rr, suf,svcr. Sni T. pr'in'ri ', rrin"c
NHfFl H1. "a i,f ih' pert o. g." re-k iin-h amp
kuta, fhn Banter oi rsnnc.,, fu ic tftd STATE. ,lr
& 'gS' ,,s 10y .,r,, M si' ,, ,s W.,n .a 49," p.,r " s
Wisconsin. wm hs,d,n idNard. ct the District OF
oi inui.nna o be- Assistant Appraiser li N-rchandi-,
e. ilns. '.l. '"rn ,u.om- Bfun,~i,k. g. 1,nr.ic
,acSt i.n.. Parsons. intI sts,.. tiorne, or ,i
Northern AMI Ndtc Di.in,t. of Airnuna Eisar
'aori wiz, M W..,,iip. 'a", T.. e n,,.i a s,at..
con.u.- 'h,0 L., BARTLETT o Nainc ~ rnrk', Island
Mhrt ,"'tlr,i 4" Na,'@. hu'gu- "a N"l,,,igw,
Nor,. ni os'Na and hios" John 4 Campbell &" W,
The sruat on Monday confirmed the follow
ing nnmlnaiiun-t
William " lr,on 10 be Second coinp'rolcr ~ the
ir'ff,a ee 's,'P'.r A. @ ,"..ss .. ,s' am To
Assistant Trca-ur.r frank uilicri rm,c state Asset
ani li. sur 'u'' AZ SgM [ i"stm ~, nsAn ,o ..
~ \,ng,.h s,srgnp OF Ar;fona Nnr..n hm,h
% N,tfm" S.a s,,,n. Mar.ip ,,,,rn ~ mi IL.
ulct Neh-an. llenr, II hsl..oi Nsw lorN i"h' J. y
~ ro,,m,,''r at santa 'yr'17s' y Js'' t',n J..
MIS- Wm Waiieu ~ Oko.ana Mis, Henry Bc.t.
at 1~NarAnna ArA
The Senate adjourned as promptly to-day a-
1t always has sIucr Nj llnyr- began io send in
r. linIu.tf ms Viii "a bis flrfv frt.rH- dD moi
want confirmed; hut it wa- not uuirk enough
for IlNii' Scr iury knl...r- 'a.- time. lie
WIS n tl' Senate Chamber heioro tine senate
NH~ ni.'.d 10 order. and sent % great hneh IL
Ap.Nl lutu MS o. th't lDls t.e-E. among them
ih" NV York aplmln' 'ni-. rs air ady am
noun .ed So often the nominations w.re re-
n tla.,h.r that ihr sew Orleans Nnynl ON .rr.
riair for con 'ci.r. y King W. app iui" !
during the re. - - th" nate. the Admins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
WA. Theodore Cns,n-r Murdered

on Tuesday morning last Theodore Castnev.
proprietor of sroccry at Sew Branch, \ about Q
nulc below ocean Grove. came home late. having 10
cc,cd severe Injuries His gold watch amt money
gone un Tho dan ho dlri 4 fli, -ican being
ea'i n stated that i. death Wa. 'au~ iN hrnrt lis
II Na, known thut the man had been Nl-ltn
tril tiNtrn-. duu,n= ll- nu.. t.ttl were missing
when lac was found dead coroner n, rugc hci IA
Inquest and several ~ lfis-s t-titi ilN il-ucr
generally s"i"r ami industrious 80 post norten q.
ANIMATION was hell. neither Mnnll tlr tureu"r icImu
90 Thee evidence showed that uir man was Kicked AMI
ruhhrd. amt thar hv might have teen poisoned rfnpls
u Sow Branch are Indignant az the manner IN winch
uN Wn- disposed ui. tho luN hNtu- rendered YER.
dot that ta-iu,r came Go hi- death from natIrL al
cau-e. when no post mNrtciu examination va, hc!l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

Mr. Gouiso B,lwn AMI wiir. IN drivn.
urou-h bediori a,tnao. nu0NlNn. lass r,cmns ran
m'o "a wagon tusrr h, a. = r.n....of ~ krap su ct
and th, ' In uiru~u nlf ami -'ft.u.) uurrd rin
A,i tu 4, rtnuN.i 90 ulnlr homo Il iu amin liae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

senator horr-,ey- headmartor, were visited
Astc c,cuinsby wcIl known EuubAca aus ami Ant rln'
man, Democrats Amous thrm were thurlow weed.
sheridan Shook. lu,trc BiNhy Ani Justice Muir
ray Largo meeting, were hUli IN tho ,rus
tons interest nt hn fH,t FunftD mn street. ~
md avenue 'es First aNcnur 90 ~rc1nd ~
East fWeut, ~cunl street $40 Nr,t lhutA sixth street,
aHm it Mr,t ihiru no street The hsiunIuri ui- ing
wa composed 90 cnlurd Wrn and was addressed ~ tho
EAA L-.uLA L-aAl-l A-LN.ll AL-L uL---l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
Russia and England Negotiating Win Japan

san FEANoI~en. oct 29.-privutc letter. from
hilll, rrspo, sable -,urcc n Ilpnu -ts un-qWvrohly
that the recent secret negotiation, between n- and nui
IapHuon ro -ie. ami RUSSIA Japan the nthor have
embraced i'IU fn lnIi- results IuA iin fi
SIT, ul sharing 80 f luimn', uitant-o, ln usnluf
tuita ami Japan rii.c- to tio amount lu-.iA
consents 90 support ialHn- rfu-il tftN EXTREMITY %
Japan viii waive hrr tINn tu a northern port 'i tHN
ami ci.uu- Oli flrfitg south.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
IiJHLY SCENES ar PRIMiRIEs.
Ballot Boxes Smashed aud Ballots Destroyed
In brooklyn Inst Night.

The Democratic primaries in Brooklyn
last night. for the nomination of Aldermen and
Supervisors. resulted as follows:
Wvh Sp~u,-g, wonh. i.trner
a-rhhr ilcnich 4-Rol,crl Black
5--luhu cullen 6--Brusc up IN
7-EiwariI llazlcton. : John NcIuiyre
81 j Ladlr>. > 'iphu QUINN
il-jane, llyde. io-smpn uumdcr
la-M II Mannins l2-nanie oKlly.
l5-rut"r tuiuan li-IhomuSJ h, nns-
id-Nlirri kcinp is-,Ias freshman
2-Oco. Andrr.on 2O-iIentN T. Hubbard
4'i-,'laudius Beatty l.2-t. g. y. kroy~aard
2j-Philp sullivan 2i-ti"n. Jenni-on
The ballot box n, the Sixth Ward primary
where the factions led by James Kane and
John Dobbin. were at war. was smashed by
Peter Pagan. one Of kancs inspectors The
police preventcda fight. The ballots werc de-
stroyed. Kane was so sure Of the regular nom.
ination that he had II banner raised yesterday
proelaiming him as the regular Democrats
Ward. whore three q 'kcts. headed 10y Jamee
Hyde. contractor; John Myonhurg. hquot
d.ilor. and l.t. Wilson. real estate dealer.
There wore a half dozon personal encounters
until the police r.~erV's were called out. In
ono oi the lights lhip Duny. one Of the in.
wind ". lie WIS arrested ana taken To- the pO.
llce station n Myrtle avenue. hut Mns not hold
because he WAS AN inspector. Under police
surycl llanoe the turhllo mt crowd grow Iuis
and Myrnburg and Wilson called OF them
friends leaving Hyde alono in TIE race. Twee
primaries were held in the Eighth Ward,
each putting In nomination the representative
of H. faction.
The second Senatorial independent Demo.
] doris Il the rEulnr Drmocrntle nominee, JHino
| i. Pierce" The Fourth Assembly District Rs-
! publican Convention, IN Br Oklyn. last night
| nominated H. W. Fielding. IN the Seventh As.
,mhiy District. after eighteen ballots the dele.
| gates from the Fourteenth Ward withdrew and
| those from tho Thirteenth nominated Capt
| Patrick j. Clemson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

William Prilhnrd of 20 Railroad Avonue. Jrr-
-1 t vn. an ,tntY Lillrd ti tie warren street cross
iir oi tno rVun-l Nuna kHino oud lasi in,hl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

Partly cloudy weather. possill ~ a- of lisht
ram, WARN sluthNA sifil vvcl ~ ~ VOlOI no IA Asi
nlnds. and llsiu, baI Jli.utor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

AlrNnndcr Jaoohus has hern nominated for
mr '.-ninA y, ui, n lnll'uns d Che ishth Distract
n I'M IN luuuA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

Tho fraudulent proslicnt haA appointed
fhuf-lf), to lslh o NoNenlef a. isy ol national
thank- tyii@ anI ltHjer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30
a ChiLi'. Fatal FAN.

Chnrlcs T.. Danlols aged ;. Of 2sS De Kalb aye
NM Nrnnk' 40 irl out Oi r'coNd r.iN wiihlIw
Yesterday nnd wnA kiNcd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

Mnlthy'a choice Norfolk Oystois 'osi lrss than
anl TODD ~ .uarAol Depot iarisVh .t-a".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

The Democratic primaries, in Brooklyn
last night. for the nomination Of Aldermen and
Supervisors. resulted rs follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-30

Sph,nR PAYmENT RraumED. Tho best nno cut
iVr everywhere lrf 1t Dn,t i'll,
, 1877-05-09

ssss ssess os t. ns: a:FoH i'an 4. latte; a'sss s1ses
rapid e'sapet Of Tho f,ns.san column fron % 1ay.xif
osa ~ h:se aed sr ss nF ns, K; snd
fdrward on Erzeronm thst ,s Tatk. sho",d GS1 M
asek sos.ras that place, Kan IL ieft 70 be block.
sdtd q bcsleEsd The llns'.n account oi the &C.
tirsd aonthwo't leaving considerable quantity Of
amm9n'tion nm! and provisions behind. Moth Ia 1923
@ sow.9 @ R,f' m ~ "ss a,.,t + e.1s,, fs n;t s
from Tabriz TO- Efzcsoum snd Treb!zond.
Eil;.}ed i conspicuous oart, ind tno Tarks
W. ''at asn ''fes; rs'eh o. ss ts' ,s s'e,ss: es:
Et.-ronm and on tic other leads to iho Van Ind I'd
e%H %s H. + Tnreisa S ops ,Ss ST. i ps sss
.. 1 sG1ant,y we,c fought In that direction, and II
sem Fss a,,ef ~ a,i.a1s r.; the Tn,kia forces under
Knss,sn' tn,sn s could take po'.e.on u ths point Ae-
iotnmas 70 s,,,i ia'a.n bulletin there vere only
;nese, without cven sftns q .aot, for '' noth. ill.,.
i iss .opes ss'' d P' IT, :. S: shassT
tact would show thaL unlIke farmer cses.tons. WHEN
great Importance waa attached bv tie Turs!sh
watershed bctween ihc E1nh,s,rs sua IN an1 ..e
not NV een '.krn into she fsnsr W os deicn,Ise , I've
." tic p. sht fes
70 u Anstol.. an lmpqrt.nt defensive po'ion lsa
p1sn tHltenAeEu. In ltc 4becnrr OF pIoof to tho
abandoned BaYe.td frori strategcai eonsidcraiions
rather than from negligence. The4c movements
shor thst The l.ass!an fnrrcs arc advancing il :
ffemet.ele feaNs towards E1tsrotm, while the Turkish
o,t'' and ksrs: Tie Tu,kl.h .post!oa i,
edrsnee T. TOO extended 10 be tuatlded, ezeep, By
:ns Gnmoef Of msn IN rs.e:rs IND following Up tho
these are no lesa than i4U 600 mrn conducting aud
rappotopg The more!ncnts: that VIC may t,e pre-
pared 70 hear Of the 6fst battle having bcen fought
ptases between Getscvan ard Dell stnsa 10 Mid-
sehanger and Iiassan K1tell. where tho Turks will
lave 10 take up their position tor the defcnae Of
Erxsfoum tos IT oacs the Great Of the mountains.
sisn troops. The town d Lost The Russian ConsaIs
.! Bstonm. Kars. Er7eroum, and TEcbi.
,Gnd w,;' e seeomptn3 the he.dqaarssfa, and
1n!nistrsuon Of the districts oecnpIed. Very sIs-
n1aeaHt for the thorouet,nsss Of the nusatsn ID.
sanes NO far u the fact that each corps has keptp
communication With tho utAcfs throughout. This
hcr Of Turkish troops II and between Erxcfoun,
Kara. and Batonm amount to VI. COO regulars, Of
whom 000 sre csraiEy and about4 600 aEtiltcrtsa.
70 edition there are some ooo ml'Ila. aud abon.
armed. bai the ethchcd forts arr badly placed and
coses each other intutt}ciently not al all; nor
ste any Of the foftsetses well prortsfoaed with tho
stock Of rice and Indian corn,
does not appear troni the terms at her deeiara-
ton whether Turkey intends . blockade Of Nursfan
ports in the Black Sen u maintained by her fleets
ports or whether by simply placing squadron Ut
the entrance Of the bo@phofus sho shuts on all
Communication betwceH Russian ports In the Black
Sea and tho Mediterranean; nor has there been any
expression of opinion ~ to the view which would
be taken regarding tho latter b5 the rowera
Who wsre parties 10 the Deciatltton OF Paris.
, 1877-05-09

mn.iat 1nph tIEs Elder; Another Of my Witnesses.
on es,a.: esfsnss sa sth9aSa
,ne Cs exxfotuee x 6y thc Turks Of Kulen vaknp,
.anp .s9n,ne 10 Si, sro wGsn s t!e nrderoua ean9
s.eSnt INC iicta aoont ne Streets and that theY
~ nGftsf gTa It 10 the G!aour to bury, which hs
accordingly did; :
Msanwh1ls I,a It VA Hooted that night In och1ero
whstEcs to ~ at once Or not hut tho weather was
wind q 1i1,ra blowing and Tic snow laT aesp;
e + r. assMed e gospons ter aersrtars
Reas nd foa, axaons,; ~ 70 ,nS5S SoS
b.ani.bAzouks. The leaders were tho Kalmaksn,
Government official Of the dlstt!ct, while Al
r. Tto'ts nd All kusno.eh teprettnted liz begs
~ ns is st9nP' cane ft9m K1le Vakup, Pe!ror.sx
ID 1.pe hn .spt 81 I'd: sa;
10 se.3e the H. honss M father. Of Tie Village, but,
seeded in easaping: Many Of tho grl. and women,
howsver fell into the hands Of tho masaudefs; Tie
eti Erd'ea and ornaments weEa torn from thore who
Z the lowest estimate len of them feii % Tietss e
about atteen. They were resY r:tleent shout names
a" @ Mna no' 1n point Ihs I1tks pursued
tya tway; ~ she two satstid1es tnst picked 40
ssi1ss ss. e sa sef "a; pd1, :n @ s low s "a
s1e sane womso aa children or tho bank and nnne
vid shipka, Into tho watef. to,h III of Ita|as t|1eass
YEP F.r, savsd' ,' b1t one woman, StAna Karano..
f.en; w!sn oany IN hcI arms, mas seized
~ ~ snfre M Faans md tae mothera sss were made
~ q 70 tnso~ nef e6i!H ,nto tho water. where It
*htns.9exhea Th!s feaffHl statement heard from
ne 'athss Of the ehiid. blaze Karanovlch, and It
wsn wS e onss tns 9ths
not atieMn 9de IL ea n's@asn5e{ The Turks do
70 cner ahsaffent territory After burning tho
s,n.. st..sss tnSJ maHe oH: !auen with ell tho
ta1.es 1 nn1 mosao!es on which thay had been abba
si lus' ~, "aus anm Mth lafGs afotet OF cattle
ST an;rs. ts,s,ed ~ ~ s ;,,n ane t9sa hnmoef
srr;v. ~ sz,. ~ ~ tnsm; a. neaf!f ~ could
- ho,.re Fr.s~Mhe.. ana Eoa9, o, oxen; anu
n ~ sdtscent xi,, sae utnal ~ seene took plsee:
nIftsnaa - sh,, 'Ah%ks LIE tAo nonset Wste nteE
the Popensme1, Vn;ehim ntee Pr9o Pf91hef' "a q
kiI.,,,n kia Mesa%an1 IL H. nofcA 500 Vnechlm.
dercd Tia nnnher q; sati1 III iti.5 u e "tre ai
Snnen .nd III. 81. ~" tfn norrss. INC
hn -. e.. rsts.nt tnn n,s 1ual ~. .e nc Fopc.
nehf.rn w;tns...s IN !ata mattet taan mo
Ket1msn y.miiT@sIlIis. Wa,i. eu e We o. re
, 1877-05-09
CANADIAN ITEMS.

8pfc3dl NIpdIeh 70 IA 7FibWW<
TORONTO, May S.-0no hundred ssreultur!sta
from tho Ottawa distrrt LIFT TODAY for Manitoba
Spse1ot DtpaseA 70 ma Tdaas4
ToAox7o, May 8.-A largo number Ut counter.
felt II Dominion Ban1 bills wera presented It vaSs+
oas city aaaks to-day, principally By fasmers who
hase bcsa made s'etIms br psssoas buying s.sin
and cattle and paying for them With forged notes.
The Goyernlpent has iA4ued notice warning ths
pulllc agalnss the1o toEgestes.
6pecta. AuoseA 10 ~ 1tt1xA&
AoaTRxAI, May u.--Tho City ana District Saw
tngs Bank has met an extenslyS ,oas on Westesu
Union Telegraph and other stocks BY making ID.
TAnees al Undated tEuses to speeuIAtoss. Much
dfssatisfactlon II nxp1u4sed By shareholders.
Ut. Patritk's .6oetsty held meeting and resolved
70 petition Tho Governor 0ensral 70 grant zmue.ty
to P. uonoghua, oultavel foz hIa con necttoa with
the Northwest I4AuFrect!on, askiux that 10 Do
, 1877-05-09

sg, merely .eknowlcec the receipt OF Prince oorts-
WILL nEcirnocA7E.
BERLIN, May S.-Thc North yevn,an Ga.rffe
states that the Minister Of War WIN retu,n m
Thursday from Alsace and lorraine, when
measures corresponding to those alopted ty
France will be taken 10 secure, In a mt]tarr
sense. the safety ot the new provinces.
EurPTiAN WAR TAX.
LONDON. May 3.-A special from Alexandria,
Egypt. reports that the assembly Of notable,
have voted war tar on land calculated 10 pro.
duce two and = half millions.
ENGLISH bQuADnoN.
Tho English squadron has arrivcd 1T Crete.
........ nAkEH.,
Col. Valentine Baker Is reported eeFtoua1y Ill
Of typhoid fever.
FIRING THx stAvoFtc HEART.
The Moscow alavontan Committee urRe tn
emissaries TO afousc In the districts ocrupicd
" tue Russians new national life, both with
regard to spiritual, especially ecclesiastical, and
material Affairs.
Intelligence from Athens Is that tho Crock
Government has sent nota 10 the Porte pro-
testing against the release Of certain Turkish
brtgands who had been imprisoned for disturb
ing the Greek frontier.
BRITISH PREPARATIONS.
LIVERPOOL, May s.-The Ioss says: uTbc
war ship Achilles has received Instructions to
proceed 10 Plymouth Friday. We arc Informed
that the Government have already 81, ,0oo troops
and II ,ooo horses ready to embark at any mo-
ment."
Fot15H VOLUNTEERS.
CoNsTAxHHoPLB, May IA corps Of Polish
volunteers Is being formed here.
, 1877-05-09


noh1, Nay 8. Tho Duke Vt Ao4tA has sent tho
Pope cha1lcc wa.lh e.. 400, accompanied by IN
autograph letter asking IL acceptance from do
voted son and sincere Catholic, anl that tbs Pops
offer prayers for tAs snposo Of the soul Of Prince
Amalco's wtfo. Thu Pope WA moved to tears and
cxclAmed, t'Thia IL tho greatest consolation
have received IN theso nomsnts :" The challco Ii
not jubilee pfeagAt b1t Ii sent In accordance with
tho request Of thp late Duchess Of Aostk,
, 1877-05-09
MEXICO,

SAH FAANcIseu, Cal, May 8.-GusJmas I'd.
Vices to April .8 ssy the fflends Of Gen. Irna atu
urging him for Govcsnot or Sonora, IN opposition
to Mafscai. Ths PesiQuier party Il satd IL favor
him, believing they eau either use or d.ire him
from tho State.
THAT APOLOGY COMING.
Orders hava been received from. tho City OF
Mexico disappearing tho acts Of Tho Collector OF
Customs at NA1atlan regarding tho American
schooner Montana. The Unitel States staamet
Laekaw4nna II now meEely awaiting m sIjust.
Mcnt Of damages.