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The finest shoes kept in the city at L
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If you want TO get suited IN a pair of
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
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CARDS. AGENTS OUTFIT loo AN ?
~ stamp. 80 Plain Cards l0c. 50 Extra
Mixed 25c. MELLENVILLE CARD co.
Meilsnvllle, Col. Co., NY nooo
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Jerome FaTk Race.

JEROME PARK, November The
frs, race to-day, mile and quarter
dash, was won by Su.qu"hauns, King
Fa'o second, Vlcefy third, Hattie T.
fourth, Madge last Time l:l5!. King
Faro Was the tavorite with Suquehsura
THIRD choice
The second race, one and half miles
was won easily by Vera Cruz, St. Martin
second, Barrlcade las: Time 2:50t,
Parole alone appeared on the track tor
the third race, Ten Brock having PAID
the forfeit, and had AZ enthus iastic greet
ing He galloped over the course anC
at the finish was given more cheers.
The stecple chase over the us Ial course
was Won by Corouet, Desdhead second
Dandy third; time 5O3t.
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BosToN, November 6.-The Herald
comedies Rice's election by at least
10000 majority. The votes of the towns
and cities are rs follows: Lowell Rice,
240s; Castor, 1850; Pttman, 727
Fall River, Rice, 1903; CASTOR, lap;
PItmsn, 592. Worcester, Rice 8,Gl8;
Castor, BIB; Pltman 374. Gloucester,
Rice, 72l; Castor, 678; Pitmsr, 243
Waltham, Rice, 729; Castor, 57S; Pit
man, 81 Maiden, Rice, COS; Castor,
1886; Pi.msr, l42. Taunton, Rice, 1927
Castor, 776; Pitman, pa. New Bed
lord, Rice, l,26j; Castor, 1889; Ptman,
500. Cambridge, Rice, 2,525; Castor
225; Pitmsn, 1886.
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INVALUABLE.

Mesrs. wxxrs & POTTER, Wholesale Druggists,
Boston. Mass: GenIlsYneu-th have for some months
feit t Z duty that l owe 20 suffering humanity 70
write you stating the great ocneat that have de.
rIysd nom the uso oI5ASFoRD's RADICAL CCRx
YoR CITARRu. Formoro than 20 years have peep
Afaicted with this very Troublesome corr
have tried all tao remedies shat could nnd. oW
without material or pcrmsNeat hcccIt; LAST Ia!
the disease had arrived 81 that STATE that must
hsvo roliefo die. Tho entire membranous system
had bee ONO so infaned, and the stomach 80 dlsoE-
dered, that it was q doubtful n ltter whether
could 20 TO the Pacific coast, orit did 90 whether
Ishould live 10 come back or not. lsAw an adNer-
tIsement ofthis medicine, and although beinS NeIy
incredulous about SPECIFICS or nostTurs OF any
kind vet in sheer desperation tried this and a
at once benefited by The changes or c1llnatc5
O chronic disease ofthe liver and my age oyer ~
may prevent my cItirc restoration. Dat the nehe-
Ct derive from It's daily use Is e. me irrdNl e
and am hoping 10 he completely cured, ALL AZ
last arrive OF a respectable old age.
Ifthls statement OF my can be or any services
70 those afflicted as have been, ard enable YOU 70
bring this remedy into more general use, especially
on the Pacific coast (whero II Is much necdedl' my
object In writing this note Will 20 ohtaincd.
Very truly yours. HENRY WELLS,
Aurora, n. y, June, 1876. ofWelh, Fargo = Co.
Each package contains Dr. sanford's Improved
InhAllng Tube, and full directions for use IN al
cases Price et.0O. For sale by all Wholesale ana
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughout theJ nited
States and CRnsdas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ,..t This
tSteubenvllle Accommodation
80 dHring the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry anu
Bellaire, stopping when required at Shef-
man House, 1Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter FIJI
day, May D, 1871:
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Cherry stone Shell Oysters, Game
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and all The deiieaeies or the season
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.aCOLLIRS'
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
EnIarned Spleen.
Severe Pain.

Re careful TO obtain CoLLINJ' NoLTAGC PLAB
I'm A combination OF Electric and NOltaic Plates,
With q highly Medicated Plaster, n seen In the
above cut. Sold by all wholesale and Retail Drug
VfgtS throughout the United states and Canada
and by WEEKS & POTTER ProprietorS. Boston
MaRa
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N OTICE.
NOTICE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAKES,
May L, 1877, to April 30, 1875.

FIyHE Revised Statutes Of the United States,
Il Sections 1892, 3237, 323S, and 8239, re-
quire every person engaged in any business,
avocation, or employment which renders him
liable tea SPECIAL TAX, to procure
y ana place cOnsptcuOusly Iva his
ness STAMP dsnoting the payment of said
SPECIAL TAX for the spccial-Tsx Year be-
ginning May 1, 1877, before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 80, 1877.
A return, as prescribed Form IL, is also
required by law Of every person liable to Spe-
cial Tax, as above.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
ARE TIE FOLLOWING, VIZ:
Reclhers.. ...............-.-.SZOO w
Dealers, retail liquor......... ........... rs 90
Dealers, wholesale iquor................. 100 90
Dealers in malt LIQUORS, wholesae..... so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail..........-. 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. ................ rs 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 90
And sales of over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess Of
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 90
Manufacturers of stills so 90
And for each still manufactured......- 20 90
And for each worm manufactured..... 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco. o................. 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars. 10 90
Pedders of tobacco, first class (mere
than two horses other animals).. so 90
Peldlers Of tobacco, second class, tive
horses or other animals )............-. 25 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class Zone
horse or other animal) ...............- Is 90
Peldlers Of tobacco, fourth class on foot
or public conyeyance) .................. 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels. 90 90
Brewers of 500 barrels more......... 100 90
Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of the Spe
cal Taxes named above must apply to l.. CASS
CARPENTER, Collector Of Internal Revenue, at
Columbia. and ray for and procure the Spe-
cial-Tax Stamps they need, prior to May ], 1877,
and ,cHhout further notice.
Special-Tax Stamps will be transmitted by
nail only on receipt from the person or firm or
dering the same of specific directions so to do,
together with the necessary postage stamps or
the amount required to pay the postage. The
postage one stamp is three cents and on two
stamps six cents. If il is desired that they be
by registered mail, ten cents addi-
tonal should accompany the application.
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENUE,
Washington, d. c.. January %, 1877
March 9 . PM "a
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Electric Flashes.

The Pennsylvania railroad has declared
a Il per cent. dividend.
The condition Of the ice in Lake Huron
is unchanged. The field has reached the
st. Clair river, and 1t is touching the bot
tom in many places.
The democrats elected their ticket at
Montgomery, Ala, yesterday, for mayor,
clerk and alderman, by large majority.
Attachments were issued, yesterday,
against the property of the Eastern rail-
road at the instance Of the Massachusetts,
bondhoders, to cover note for $50, 900.
Action has been brought by the district
attorney to test the citizenship of George
G. Cannon, delegate from Utah to con-
gress, who it is claimed holds illegal nat
uralization papers.
The Niagara water power property or
the American side was bid in yesterday by
Buffalo gentlemen associated with Mr..
Cheeshrough and others of Niagara Falls
at 81, 900.
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New York Produce Market.

, ,,,.- NEW YORK, May 1.
20@50c lower extreme decline mainly on spec
ulatlVe lots. sales 1900 barrels. No, 4 at
% d5s6I6; superilne western and state at 81 T5a
=. 20 common 10 good extra western and
state at 80 Oo6tS 10; good to:cholce do at 50 i5a
- 70; common to choice white wheat western
extra at IS 30C6sS 80 fancy white wheat west
ern extra at IS s5asiO rs common to good extrn
Vhlo - goo 10 70 common to choice extra st.
Louis Louis at g. oo9ii oOi Patent Minnesota. extra
good 10 prime at 50 65ali 90 choice to double
extra at Sll O5a12 90. Market closing feVerish
and weak.
wHEAT--Recelpts $500 bushels. Entirely
nominal ana heavy fully 10 cents lower Sales
$500 bushels No, 3 Cbicago at 81 so; No. .
Milwaukee on spot nominally at 81 S5 winter
wheat duh and nominal
hYB-Quiet and nominal. Sales OF western
at 81 06 state at 81 goal 25 : 81 O5 bid for No
western June delivery.
BAELEY-scarce - and firm. Sales OF 1900 bush.
CoRN.-Recepts s. { Of { s5,2oo bushels. 4ssc
lower; much less doing, export demand for
spot parcels Sales Of 1900 bushels. New
6IH@69kc closing at inside; New YoIk No.
at 6sA@69c; steamer yellow at 69@ lie closing
oATs.-Receipts OF 1855 bushels. Quoted
less active and without material change in
prices. Sales OF %, coo bushels mixed west.
orn and state at so9elc; white western at
New York No. 2 at 60c ; do. do white at 6oE
@6lc extra at soc mixed western at bSa5Tc
white do. at S7k@65c mixed state at 66@69c;
HAY.-Steady at roc for shipping.
HoPs-Quoted quiet; 10ai7o for yearlings :;
s9l4c for new crop Eastern and Western !;
10@lsc. for new New York state 15a20c for
new California.
CoFFEB.-Rio quoted as firm and In better
demand; cargoes are quoted at l6J%a2OHc gold (;
l6&@2lAc gold for Job lots.
SUGAR.-Very firm and quiet, Sales at
eS@91sc for fair to good refining; 10c for
prime Muscovado renaed, firm, good demand
at 1l2Ic for standard A granulated at 12IIc /;
powdered at l2&c; crushed at 12Ac.
MoLAssEs-foreign grades firm; in fair In
quiry New Orleans more active at 4Se57c for
good to choice.
RIcB.-Firmer and fairly active Sales OF
Carolina at 5@6Ac. Louisiana at 4s@Gc.
PBTR0LEUM-Dull and heavy crude at 9Lc;
refined at l5c cases at 196@22kc; naptha
at 10c.
TALLow-steady. Sales of $4,000. pounds at
s&@sHc for prime.
EdGs.-Steady; 12H@l3No for state and Penn
sylvania l2Hc for western.
PoRK.-.Opened lower. Sales OF new mess al
sic 10; prime mess at SIS T5al6 co.
BBBF.-Quiet.
LARD-opened a shade lower and closed
stea ~. Sales OF new prime steam at $40 ieb.
old at $40 2LH@lO rs.
BUTTER-Choice new steady other kinds
heavy. sales at sslic for western l0@q0c for
state; l4@25c for new.
CHEEsE-New, firm old, dull sales at 10
lac for common TO prime sa14c FOR new do.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 49,
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A sorios Of Political shootings and Hang
ings in Mississippi-A Congressional Can
didate Participant-Womon and Mon
Draw Beads on Each Other.
MERIDIAN, Miss, May l.
The following is statement of the
causes which led 10 Thursdays tragedy
Several years since in DeKalb county, Ben
Rush, native white republican, shot al
John Gully, democrat, missing him but
killing Sam Gully. John thereupon fired,
wounding Rush who finally recovered,
since which deadly feud has existed be-
tween them Last December Gully was
waylaid, shot and seriously wounded by
Rush, who hasnot been seen since; however,
John w. Gully was shot Thursday evening
and two colored men made affidavit that
Ben Rush did the deed and that Judge
Chlsolm, who ran for congress on the re-
publican ticket last election, his son, Gil
MGR, Roscnbsum and Hopper, prominent
republicans, knew Of and instigated the
crime. Chisolm aud son were arrested and
imprisoned at DeKalb; Mrs. Chisolm and
daughter insisted on sharing their conilne-
ment. Sunday Chisolm scut to Sccoba for
Gilmer, for whom warrant had been is
sued. Gilmer came and on his arrival was
arrested but just as he arrived at the Jail
was set upon by mob and killed. The
jaier was then ovcrpowered by the mob
who Immediately attacked Chisolm,
mortally wounding him and killing his
son. Miss Chisolm in defending her
father shot and killed DR.. Rossli, and Mrs.
Chisolm severely wounded young Gully, a
son of Gully who was essassinated. Miss
Chisolm was also seriously wounded.
Rosenbaum and Hopper were carried to
the woods by the mob to extort from them
the whereabouts of Rush, the alleged
assassin of Gully. When last heard from
some weeks ago Rush was in Arkansas. 1t
is supposed Rosenbsum and Hopper were
hanged. 1t is reported that horrible
state of affairs exists throughout that sec
ton. The people are wild with excite
ment, and other hangings will probably
follow.
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From Washington.
THE EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, May l.
AT the cabinet session to-day suggestion
was m de that the extra session be called
for June IL instead of 4.h, but was not f..
nally determined upon. The phraseology
OF the proclamation calling an extra seq
sion was agreed upon and will be submitted
to the cabinet Friday, when the date will
be inserted which will probably be June
10th. Several important appointments
were discussed, among them one or two
foreign missions, but no action was taken.
Still another letter is said to have been
received here from Senator Blaine, in
which he states that he intends to make no
factous opposition to the president.
The democrats threatened another Loui-
sians returning board investigation at the
extra session. 1t is doubtful whether they
can secure votes enough to order it. They
claim money was used.
The story that the returning board mem
bers are not satisfied with the appointment,
of Judge King as collector at New Orleans
is false. They recommended it.
The government officers just returned
from the south say that the people are
tired of politics and wish to repair their
fortunes.
The South Carolina debt is to be scaled
and adjusted, which probably means par
tial population.
Notice has been received that the light
house erected by the Dominion government
upon the summit of Lamb Island, Lake Su.
perlor will be put in operation May IS.
The report is circulated that the subject
of reducing the number of pension agencies
has been considered by the administration
and that the number of such agencies will
be reduced to twenty.
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Failures.

s. II. Mountain, hop merchant, of Lon
don, has failed. His engagements are be-
lieved to be large.
Burroughs & Wing, tobacco brokers Of
Richmond, Va, have failed; liabilities,
100000 assets, debts, considerably short
of that figure.
The Union banking company of Phila-
delphia which suspended yesterday, have
about $4,000 on deposit, which IL is
claimed will pay their debts in full.
The United States banking company of
Philadelphia, which was depositor with
the Union banking company, has suspend
cd in consequence of the latter's failure !;
liabilities $1,000.
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From New Orleans.
PAYING THE MRMBER9.
New ORLEANS, May

NEW ORLEANs, May /.
The fourth district court on the applica-
too of the attorney general, granted in
functions on state auditor and treasurer,
restraining the issue of payment of war
rants for per diem and mileage to persons
returned by the returning board but not
elected members of the legislature. The
attorney general says that portion of act
No. 0S, granting an appropriation for this
purpose, is unconstitutional. 1t is under
stood as part Of the agreement with the
commission that these people should be
paid, but it seems further legislation will
be necessary.
THE CASE IN COURT.
The fourth district court to-day granted
an appeal to the supreme court IN the case
Jumel VS.. johnson. Jumel is Nichols au-
dit9r, Johnson is the holding over Kellogg
auditor, claiming reelection on the same
ticket with the Hayes presidential electors
johnson remains in possession of the rec
ords of the office, including all city tax
rolls which arc locked up in the vault.
Jumel sued out mandamus to compel a
surrender of the records to him. Johnsons
counsel opposed it on the ground that a
mandamus could not be unless the Jumel
title was clear and Determined. If his title
was disputed, as thoy claimed was the
case, his rights could not be tried by man.
damus. They made The mandamus per-
cmptory, but as stated, have to-day granted
an appeal to the supreme court. Johnson's
counsel are preparing to carry the case into
the United States courts, and if necessary
to the supreme court of the United States.
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Highway Tax Books.

We desire to call the attention Of select
men to very neat and convenient blank,
for use in making up highway bills. This
is designed to supersede the old-fashioned
and inconvenient tax bills in sheet form
heretofore used, and will be found much
more desirable for the use of the survey
ors. We invite the orders of selectmen of
all towns in Verment. Price go cents per
dozen copies.
d&w GLOBE PAPER Co.
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We have all the facilities for binding books
in as good style, and at as low prices as
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elsewhere. Books will be bound in any
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Books sent by express or otherwise, will
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An Irreconcilable Bourbon.
SAN Francisco, n

DAN HANOIoOOi UIuy T.
Gov. Hendricks, in an interview with
Chronicle reporter, said earnestly "There
is growing sentiment that Hayes is little
better than usurper. He was not elected,
and his attempt to propitiate the democra-
cy by adopting Tildens course will be uu-
successful. The democratic party does not
want such converts"
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Transfer of South Carolina Offices.

COLUMBIA, May 1.
The republican state officers to-day with
drew their cases from the supreme court,
whereupon Governor Hampton directed
that the eeats be removed from the office in
the state house, and tomorrow Hampton
officials will occupy them and ths regular
transfer of the offices take place.
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Montreal Mourning.

MONTREAL, May /.
Another victim of the holocaust, a fire.
man named Livingstone, died to-day. The
lives of Ferguson and Nolan ale despaired
Of. Flags are flying at half mast on all
public buildings, Business was suspended
during the funeral to-day.
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Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, May 1.
The election held in Georgia to-day for
the ratification or non ratification of the
constitutional amendments forever prohib-
iting the payment Of certain bonds declared
fraudulent and void. The vote was very
small and little interest was manifested.
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A CARD.
GLOBE PAPER Co.

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The Turco-Russian War.
GERMANY SUPPORTS RUSSIA.

A Berlin correspondent states that Ger
many insists that the Russians now in
Turkey be allowed to remain there, having
undertaken their protection, Germany
considers herself entitled to make this de-
mand.
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TWO BATTLES.

A Vienna dispatch confirms the news
that on the Goth and S0.h of April battles
were fought before I<ars with strong de-
tachments of Russians. The result is un-
known.
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A Miners Triumph.
CINCINNATI, May /,

CINoINkATI, May I.
The miners strike in the Hooking val
ley has been ended by operators yielding to
the demands of the miners.
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THREE MEN CRUSHED.

The cause of the falling in of the roof of
the post office to-day was the removal OF
supporters placed under it while making re-
pairs. Ten men were at work at the time
and were completely buried by the falling
mass of concrete iron, tin, ETC., composing
the roof. Charles A. Robinson and Pat
rick johnson were taken out dead. John
Collister had both arms broken and was in-
ternally injured. Dennis Flemming was
removed unconscious, but subsequently re-
vlved. Two others received slight injuries.
1t is supposed that there was a flaw in the
ir n truss which had been placed under the
roof to replace wall which had been re-
moved.
Two firemen Of the lost steamer Leo
make affidavit that 13 barrels of gin were
loosely stored between decks, and one Of
them burst by rolling about. The mate
and two sailors went to investigate, when
the gin ignited from the lamp they carried
and the vessel was burned.
The British ship Legion of Honor,
which sailed from Valencia April 6 for
New York, was wrecked southeast of
Tripoli. Value $4,000.
The cashier of the Union banking COM
pany, Philadelphia, is deiaulter for $685.
900. The bank Is closed.
Alfred speer's residence In Passaic, N. j.,
was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000
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ANOTHER BATTLE.
Crimes and Casualties.
HAD HIS SKULL FRACTURED.

New York, May l.
When Douglass O'Brien of Brooklyn re-
turned home from church Sunday night,
as he entered the hall way, his son Harvey,
aged Is, shouted, "Look out, papa, some
thing is going to fall on your head" At
this moment O'Brien received dangerous
wound, fracluring his skull. The physi-
clans declare that vicious habits have rem
dered the son insane. He is charged with
the crime, which otherwise is mystery.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPRICRE,S
WASHINGTON May 2-l q. IN.
For New England, generally rising ba-
rometer, partly cloudy or threatening
weather, occasional areas of light rains
north to west and nearly stationary or fall
inc temperature,
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DANUBE OPEN.


the Danube re-opened, subject to certain
local restrictions.
ENGLISH MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
Recruiting has been progressing so brisk
ly lately that nearly every regimen, in the
service IS full. The military artificers at
Woolwich arsenal were excused yesterday
from monthly muster and parade, because
of pressing work in the preparation of
wagons and ambulances. Seven 12 ton
naval guns have been shipped to Ports
mouth, and 400 tons OF ammunition and
arms are being shipped for Malta.
ANOTHER BATTLE.
A. despatch from Ragusa Gays; "The
first engagement since the expiration of
the armistice occurred yesterday. The
Herzegovinians insurgent force attacked
the Turkish vanguard near Nevesigne,
killing, it is reported, Is"