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Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 7.-Some New Ent
gland politicians say that notwithstanding the
special zeal with which Collector Simmons ndt
vocated tue Civil-Servicc system, hc is to be rat
moved, aud that his successor has already been
decided upon !!
D1sr1cABLE SCHEME. !.
A Richmond weekly paper called the Gutd<
aud Nesns in its last issue says that there was &
strong effort made BY certain lawyers and p'li:
ticians In Richmond aud elsewhere to induca
Miss Van Lew, late Postmistress ut Rich
mond, to refuse to surrender the Post-Oilicd
to her successor, COL Forbes, on the
ground that his appointment WAS null md void.
IS President Hayes himself Is not legally elect
ed, the matter having to come up Tor trial in
tue Supreme Court of the United States. Tbs
scheme fell through, as Miss Van Lew finally
declined to be q party. The Guide and 4fe'ns
gives names aud details, among the former be-
ing Gen. Bradley, T. J. johnson, Of this city:
Gen. B. F. Butler, OF Massachusetts; The Hon.
Simon Cameron, Of Pennsylvania; Senator
Blaine, Of Maine, and Others
THE P1L1BUsTERs AT WORK.
There are some fears in official quarters that
tllibustcrs and adventures, who own s2clt
large amounts OF Mexican Claims, purchased 1nr
1O mills on the dollar, may succeed in creating,
q collision between the troops OF Gen. ORD and
Diaz on the Rio Grande, SO that the border co1'a~
plicatious may prove very serious anu cmbaf-
rassing to the Government. 1t is said now that
the nIbusters attn to provoke conflict, anu that
thew you'd not hesitate to organize band OF
adycnturc1s to cross the bordcr Tor the very
purpuse Of having Gc,,. Ord carry out his
orders anil follow. The Administration ht:s
hem ful}v advised of this scheme. There Is
49,. 1,nh, l., .1o~,c,n c1o;me har;cu thfir head
~ barn a,,f in NV Ynr civ. laid to be
a1rt;velv engn,,cd in creating this Mexican CT
a.taSy yt 40 - ~>'S'''F'
c1claeA'' .,r.,,r.x,op
T. J.. 4ho naxt Tx na+,nv.. r. the President
~ ,1,.1,,,- ~ ,.r~s Tia 1ast werk in this
~ .h i.iii ',p'. =, n1'nortunitv to lax
.. A.otn ~ D.-ta.. ~ pnlo;an V;ae:on
aoout 1nat hossl+1l. " ns'' :1.. ASo'
,r.it..n ~ .Nn 1s.a1io,+,, Pre-.
1r,-,,,rIH,, -" .ac r. r. fmtv :; ~~1,,. Vnr No,
,.lt tsh;.;s ~ ~ .r'1i3r un,,rr thc Rrrix.d
ptat,,t.s H. rannointmcnt OF cadets al tue
Vi;;tarv ra,icn,y rtnorted rs deficient witliu u
cettall4 tHnc' ai.4 ~ 1srnr fw,n,, ,fc-
cna1se ~ es4e11 .i"ns .,.,;'s 49,. ~ ~ annu., or
hclent III Io.uues ~ s4uIo ,.o1 ~ n1oir ,'cn,.
se1nfann1u e4ani''a1'oa a'4 - -, As'.;osri RHa,I
tne ,;t;., ~ rar.re,, If snch arlion can1ut
appllcatlon 7of re'tlsa' VI ouen aea'Vu nn..ss
IN tn: a9seaee OF fesotnnenaaLol =; xta.,t ~. o"
Ieecise la'o11pG ;t1 Ut nJ n','
Absolute compliance wl.n ulselpu. H. ger u 49,.
t!ona1 requirements ~ acaanusa H., ~ ~,
no e1eeptlons 10 lhe IuAe e1''4 " 'uA0s Al -3J
lostaicc"
CEN suEMAAS; A. r,~4ur+
Telegram reeei7ea AZ tnc WI Dc4 ~ 49,. ~
ilom zen sner' a''n"9.es ''. tu,1 hy
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to dfsembark troops with artillery, crossing the
Danube on twenty RATS towed by three steam
ers The Turks bombarded the RATS, which
prectpftate1y turned back. One large raft with
troops and stores was much damaged.'
, 1877-07-08

VIENNA, July 7.-Prlncc GortschakofT, in an
interview with distinguished Statesman, stated
that only the Scryiau question induced him to
accompany the Czar to the scat Of war. Hc had
prevented SeEvian corporation, although ur-
gently offered, in order to avoid European COM
,plicutions. Russia hud acted on two principles ::
First, to avoid all interference with the internal
affairs Of Scrvin and Roumania, and not en-
courage them to warfare against Turkey; and,
secondly, to decline, SO long as tho war lusted,
any Intervention BY the Powers, who, at the
conclusion Of peace, would have an opportunity
Of protecting all their interests.
THE PROSPECTS IN BULGARIA..
The Russians were prepared for greater re-
sistance by Turkey than has hitherto been ex-
pcrienced. He concluded as follows: "If VIC
succeed III decisive battle i'll Bulgaria, our
task will be completed in short time. II the
Turks retire into tho Balkans, and hare
reason to believe they will we shall have annoy
ing delays because OF their excellent positions
for defense. Then will commence our dilli-
Guilty in provisioning tile army"
, 1877-07-08

ileges have never been withdrawn, and are an
anomaly Of our time, the fact OF whose existence
explains much that one hears about Turkish
nberniity and kindness to Christians
, 1877-07-08

ST. PETERSBURG, July lit is officially an
nounced that the Russian dragodns occupied
Bicla on tho 5th, and we're joined on the 9Th by
a detorhment of Infantry.
, 1877-07-08

CossrASr1xopLE, July 7.-Rcdit Pasha tele-
graphs from Shum1a under date Of Friday, as
follows: 1.-THE Russians attempted near the
Bahia redoubt, i've hours march from silis:ria,
, 1877-06-05
TElEGRAPRlC NOTES,


LASALLE. ILL.,, June a.--E, ". MAttAIeason, ono
Of tue propreto.s Of the great Matthicssun d Iley.
KIcr xtno Works of thls city. accompanied by Als
samIly. started far Europe to-day, uhsta they In.
tend tu spGnd year Of ln0rs.
Sr. L0riv, juno 4.-Yhe Illinois State Ffcas
Association will meet at East Ct. Louls TO- morrow
fredsscktoWn Ao. Each will " in session two
days, aud IN adIoumMtn ut tle formor will 70 on
IN excursion 10 Colorado, and The inter 10 Hot
Springs, Ark.
sptetai DfspateA 10 tn 1ffeusA
LEAyEswaArH, kan., juno 4.-Tho United
States Circuit Court mtsts hetc o.,norTo.s, With
Cnieu 6tatE4 suptaAlp Julxa 3l!lur, Unttga status
Circuit Judge pIlluH. aud Quilted States District
Judge Fostuf, prssld lag. Thu docket Is IN un.
usually lArge ont. and tha Court will 10 Ia sea4lon
fur three MeukA or uofs.
5psc4al 1IputcA ~ TAs 1ItsRA
arMxuFtaLp. III, June 4.-lIarfy W. Ives,
SECRETARY Of the state uuarl Vt Equalization, has
Es.iyncd, aud the state Auditor las tcslgnated i.
Nhw YoHH, june 4. -uudps WHrrants Issued By
Judge llo1Man. of tho hudson Guuhty IN, III
Court, all lh9 -.elleEs iu Hudson County were
arrested to.day, AMI hs!d u bal! zach la $500.
Sptcta& Dtspatca to ~, 1ftaun4 "a
eouru HEau. Ind, June I. 4.-DrnjAn,tu P. Tai.
butt. negro, was aduitted to practice vi tln lar
bf thu Cltcull Court here today befurr Ats Ivnus
JulXa Euyes, d DGuluceAt full iu lAy taith, TAo
lion An1 tLe lamb hass taln duwn togethrr. ~.
NV YORK, June 4.-AlFt. a1stphine M. Keith,
administrator tos Christian kpitI. has btunxht
Acton IN tho Urookiyu Supreme CuuFs tor Tho 20.
sovsFy vi s., 00o s:nlnst Sheridan S4ook + Albert
for the oss Of Ksth's life during ihs Kfe4t theatre
hEQ.
, 1877-06-05

FOREST TIRES m MICHIGAN.

2pECt4& 4$bV0*EH ~ 1A3 xtDHH&.
East SAGINAW. Juno 4.-Tho high wind which
prevailed In this section Of tho HLtto on Sunday III.
creased the fury Of tho flames raging In tho forest
The telegraph lines between IA Gatts ard GROOM
bush nro down, and no nevis north OF
that point ID received. Thrco dwellings,
two barns, and blacksmith shop
At PtnLonnlng, nay County. wsro burned Sunday,
and tue mill was with dif'cnty saved. The Village
OF Summit was aln,ost entirely destroyed by ase o.,
Sunday. and the entire population wero at work
beating back tho hery element with An
energy born OF despair. A, number
Of buildings md considerable othe. property IN
Williams, lay Comfy, was swept away. san.
buildings at Farweil, clars County, burned sur.
day. Iosa. s5; oOu; no insurance. Tue woods iii
BY wadn9 up 4 creek. losing everything but what
they i gu. Aloux tho Cedar llves, on both gldes,
tho forcsN nrp. A1iyo with 1ea. G.. ]. Eddy,
numbering on ltiha River, tnf0rms MI that &lu ure
hnt1el over l, 000 acres Of his timber on sunday,
aud ha expected 400 scscs moro would atnfa tlp
same falc. 11e also Lost two camps and million
luet Of Ioes. Ills loss will reach sa5 900. Heavy
asst ass burning ~ 4ong ths iiao of ihs Macktnaw
division Of the M!chigan Central! AMI nothing hut
hsAVy rala Will avort tho impending destruction OF
number u towns. J.
, 1877-06-05
THE TREASURY,

8pecfai iAspasca to 7as iftoL,
WARRINGTON, u. e., Junu i.-The Special Com
mttee Of Treasury officers, nppolntotI foon attor
Sherman becaHe HrcSotary df The Treasury, to In
ye%tlgate tho. affairs Of The NuFeau Of Engraving
and Printing, will make its Gnal report in faw
sooh as It has beenexam'ned hJ tho Secretary and
approved by him. WE1o tho details OF this rport
have not yet hecn made public, 1t II known II will
disclose great looseaess and extravaganza In tic
management OF tho PrintIng nurcnn. Not on3
10 hasa been. 70 thas iii. Slsesmsa la iss Sr.
ahled to discharge about 800 eupioJus and still DO
tic work nose satisfactorily shan hcfueo. but
TIE BAMB RxTRAvAoANC8,
extended 70 tho purchase Ut katasIafs, etc Far
nstancs, It u tepurte That tho seoc Of sonlu kinds
Of cotura now on hnnd Ia sufficient to last tbs
Hurenn for leu years; That An Immense amount of
paper taa also accumulated, sone millions Of
thscss OF which Will never he available skcapt to
pe.us Fas aper mi sa weFs ''S pu!esoa e
high lrlcc. and The only explanation o. this great
accumulation that san be in'aKnrd II that cetlaln
favored At tAu expense Ut ttG HoYesnmGnt.
fuHkLY POLITICAL NHASONs,
=, Tho rumor that harervtslng Inspector as Steam
!rict, and whnse headquarters are At uufatD II ~
be removed, - tncorrrct.. Prominent Republicans
inspector to temoxo ' shspSe ,s e.dss u
mako . berth far Fchronhateh. who has becn
!,Iemnent u Ohio poltties and was strong snp-
g!ssna thst 4 waa!d 10 uGta.r = rsu,oys NV
= d tbs lie s e. s oa
sssies 7, sas u Ts'sass G, sa
snsy II not supc !scde4 account ot lncompctancy
II IT, !sltats g administer hs ot!ce .at!sfaetory.
or pG4 gfSua
tho sahlo famtly shal hold on,ce Ia the Treasury
Dspsstnxas wt bY I!sIdy sppiiea IL ii cue.
, 1877-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

UNUT1LLT NUHpEHED.
sAT fnAxcisco. June 4.-rhe survivor Of the
wreck sf the lost steamship George 8. Wright has
At Last been discovered. liz Is an In,liAu named
ComA, and was . coal-hnaJeE on board Lie was
seeoRn!xed on tho streets ut hauaitno. Friday ar.
fested, and brought 10 Victoria yesterday. Tho
Caiaa1s Of to-day says thst slnco thu dI4aates
Coma has constantly Graded tho police, and
until quito recently II WAS aut known That
thesx existed q hlnxte survivor VI thu wreck
fasiea~. -afiaE l1iu9- dulY .raat!uuI.i lt4. 1t
, 1877-06-05

sdusstien ~ prosrcss, ono gSnt!smana sadowsd
s cast n nfs1 Il ao n gsy The
Irefessosshlp; and Mr. John r. scammon pro.
y,dsa :, :, t,S s oh1s.sasosy and tower at cost
rs soes S's' bn bsli'P iH95ss pst
msn,,' aon.' M ~ s;est tcle:eeps .9d I: s9sr
o";aea Il NV o'R II tt tsoSehss g sss
-, swan An INVESTMENT or 100000.
so onfy F.fabsn fsxs'nsSa foaSaea oeo
r,9ns ;sf eas aei.ss ss,s e2e"s asf q"
snd LA IT, ut not lenst, seventy scholarships, ii
ihap prubaGle TINT some of tic Gentlemen '.s VIC
~ ,%. Sae ot r. greatest edaeauonsl senits:
sssIs @ tss &C. a. eno;s ssnss
tribunals whose business u IL 10 protect public
charltctf The.e hcqueat. havs been mnde. srant.
81, snd established upon The t.ih ot ths ,natItu.
aatverted. defeated. and destroyed " 1hs powsr
as e e s psst OF tho to foF'co''
1T in "sdefse.oo dc s.oo%' b. opinion of leading
1esa. s1thos!ty bgf"se alluded To- t,at ths mort
silly not Joint stnck corporation for tho pur.
pose D! making money. hut public charity 10 bo
ss'e epe. y any, ~ sf sff rom a aa hsses q
Hnotaer authority, nlso entitled to careful con.
sha o. expressly prohibits the .etion takcn by the
fa1sess atl a. they lhse obtained tho moneys q
hayo had tho benefit Of thon,. They would be com.
pulled te father tho debt and would Be held to
nesot sla, TOT ! Y co1s q equity lie son;sr.
dcarcrato e7u!ts arc being, made Throughout tha
itapt4t denomination to raIsc money to l,ft this
Il m n 9 fs,sss " s;
& q, /, eS',poIate 'p ylew Il /. is not state!;
yHnssge q nny 'cg.l right 2 defeat ti tbcy arc
1n.Px s pn,e, ossa wS b !, II .hs scs xsss .Szsa
ut shon!i i turn oct that tho Union Mutual H. IN.
'sassnss Germany has n9t y:lld sla!m aca!ast tho
hayo netcd without authority md TINT their aets arc
null an9 soid-why, then lie question might 30
::xss t otasn ass r. @ @ns1 s , so1;Isss
to IN Institution uf Which you nrc merely the guar
\ PROMINENT o7Yionn -.
Of the University was aeen by representative Of
l,sla VIII in upon the saG!ast q a. yaiidity u
Company II ioston. Thss oaieni was saTrs positivs
that tho mostEagq. 70 f.. a. relates 70 its forc.
e d "a 1s ?ss e Ct r. s.; Sa
ee @ sey S faew s s eoson. ~ :, TT TT
n isSS. tho s1toa. stophqn 4. Douglas ha;,tng|
the cause obligation and tho interest Of Chicago
T. ss' iaasa assasi e S 5 sat s' hs sv
nma Srso pfSpcsy !! Nus.tpn rs se, s9o esnea
Il spaasta 'H Il the q tssss ana hs s*p;ass as1s,
tion that 20 portion. Of th,s es.ase should
tn auT riaaaat. whatsoever from tho a4e for wbjsh
4 WI Designed BY the donar but lhoulA belong g
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a Lamb with Cow for \ Mother.

3113A&Vt
- abort time ago hne Cotsxold eve belonging to
buck lamb, immediately after which she died.
About % a1e sane ttuis Joapg hescs o. tho Ms}oss
son, sitter eonsullng - itAndall's Sheep uusbauu-
~" placed thu lsmb With Tbs hcifor, 3aat ho!dlng
Il up 70 The COW . tdaer until It sucked Thu re-
suit Of tue aaalf II. that tho hefpr at enca adopt
I'd the amb, sud 1t Il now fat thrifty, and .iyus-
Vua, be.u@ about seven xesks old aAa weighing
uirf tltI l44rEf.
, 1877-06-05

CLEVELAND, O.. juno "a 1rs at GLrard, "a,
thla morning, destroyed tho Central Hotel and q
block Of sbfeo.ltory wooden buildings known ~
Mnlick Block, in which WAS located the furniture
warehouse of Nj. Nesca. Thu total !oss IL be-
foliaws, Etaa, 81, l2si Noyss. s3, soU; Ffankl,n n
u Philadelphia, $500; Hartford of Hartford, MUp;
FROM which thaSe will be considerable aalyANq,
, 1877-06-05

81. Jouss, N. D., IDhs IA 1ro II indian.
town burned two car.shods and contents, occupied
~ Price 4 Shaw. carriage tnakcta, three DWELL
ln2. houecs. swo dwellings, and boarding. stable,
and badly damaged tho sheds bslangng - the d.
S.tu. GOO.
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THE fRhBJ0Us BuRG00.

JAcKsoAtiLLE, ILL.,, yuuu l.-Au excursion took
place from Ih'a city to.lay . distance out On Tho
road " \ picnic and Dufsoo. Several hundred
went, but haa7y rain irova them early houa-
, 1877-06-05
Cu1CA1O.

Tho alarm from Dox 0ia at 1 o'clock yesterday
attcrnoon was caused by dsc In 1!yan'A wood.
yard, No; U.s. Lassatra street. Damage, e2s;
cause, unknown.
The aarn, from Box 202at noon yohtcriay was
caused by Il 1ra In q two story frame dwelling No.
lo8 Wcat Adams street, owned BY 4. NaRglo sud
occupied by Mrs. Mnry carroll. Dauuxe, SO.
Cause, objective auc.
, 1877-06-05

IN bed. or tfEtd to escape by Nscans Of another
naked. and ths indsn. gave them bankst. 10 ksefp
then wafm; day OF two afterwards three canoe.
10y offered tho lesisr 3too 10 convey she rhlp-
wrecked men to Fort Rupert Four pf n, In'lfals.
Al thu whites, Tied ttonss to tic boie., md rsnk
n. ali co .sS ,,d "sssnx 5sx ri; i; .1. s
st:esnsseess ssf tsS IL" won t II. fsther son,s
boat want down rnpaiy. The prisoner was to. day
a oeHsi i've ne ess n sas
ldentidcd two m belonging to tho tnurdcEcrs.
ANOTHER RING sTHAI.
sperfdi Dtpatth to 11s 7rttun&
MtcnIoaH ctrr, lnd.t dung "a ring etesl
baa jusi Developed itscll hero 1t (s 1nIsna State.
rr!eon. NoEta, nefore commencing Tic motk or
eaa tho of tse
eon.ldsrabfq ao.ol "a, made 81 supt. Mics, md
i f C e. ss'' .' sSss se s ' Cd
alc and unsafe to bear tho weight Tor which it was
Following I. an abstract Of tho statement to.day
made 10 the Pfson Board:
a:ss:s:s s!ss w ~; : IS ss'?s
oronEh Examination of ths outstde wall q Tho fun.
81 s.: sg''s;
ttt g." sss Sss
.ss =: ;sfs:z It p; ss
sSsfss, n sas es VII b benefited
;SaSSSssssf, i;,;;;s f:sSsSs; ,,Si|5!4. ii;|s'!4s''
fosssp $$Sss:!pxs. Xrs:hlteet
City And uorctEInchs Civil Engineer,
tThe eeovc'namcd gentlemen arc considered roll.
THE OZARK TRAGEDY.
Special D,spatcA to 1as Tribune
sr. Lou,s. 1nnc 4.-NothIn1 Of positive natnle
has been Atcertatncd concerning tho outlaws who
attempted to wreck and rnb tho u. Louis and san
Saturday night. but tho foiIowng facts have eutno
TO light: About ono ycsr nnl half ago. ~ an ex-
s a aaK tx sep sps y 1 @ On
loosen q rail,, nred upon him and killed Elm.
10 % 6uried: Tho man ktlisd. wa @
Tint fmss wa tarou OF md now ,, edna H. TN IN
tho associates Of tho slain nan. Frank Catuu Ia
!le name engineer who was crushed to death under
tho engine satu"ay n..rr n!ght
Special Hfpatch 10 7as Tt1bunt.
LAwnExcK. kan.. Juno 4.-rho following dis
patch was received yesterday ny supt. NIchotson
from Agent nccdc Of tho usase Agency. Indian
'.on Saturday Night. the Goth ult. some ponies
and two boys. They have been pursued. aerestoil.
tho ponies rotutued. and 4hleyea surrendered to
mo At fhe Agency. In tAclt possession was found
counterfeit coin die. No Marshal Ia Within
reach. ! have ttGm 10 ctoae confinement under
guard. Wbat ahal! b. done win them!"
Tho superintendent returned Instructions 10
tusn over tle psisonots to tue Unatct States Aaf-
e!al a. fotf 5'ni!h, or one g! hfs uerutles. It Ia
snpEoacd That te arrest will lead to somowhat cz-
''n7''o o''o'op,ua.ss, ,n.
r vonr T nMm tonn ~ ~ 4ns. ac'. ,,. r..,..,
rs -" xonN, Inne s.Iane NeW ioI1 NAtiona'
a. KY Han atk M ~ Loopen VI sontatn
sf 1ay , ~ w Un SA.ntuny 1ato.nuen. voal1 eoy
a.iTrt III .is ama aue . u tas
~ "i. "tS @ ~ I .ne Laas opchhg
n,nt nv Stot ~ a LIZ ~ ns s Iii az ~ liz
T. stiii III ~ IL ~ villa Ane Aa' 'A'''
rhn triai y ncho. a,x..rv +, n. .t~ r,,,,to,
su1t wa forma,iy berun this maFnfnv n ,ba su.
, 1877-06-05
AT OOI41rAInr1a. q.

CotuxRus, o., Juno 4.-rhs loss by dre In the
Holy cToas Church last night Il fully covered by
insurance by policies Of S75O each In shs franklin,
Of Culnmbus} Merchants, Of NeWnrk+ Q(rard, OF
l,h!IaluIphla; and Williamsburg c4ty. OF New
, 1877-06-05

AT INDEPENDENCE, KY.
CIseIxsArs, o., Juns 1 4.-A ars At Independence,
Ky,. to-day, destroyed tho warehouse ot Ellis i
Stephenson. With 200. QUO pounIa of tobacco.
Lus4, $15, ,uO0t fully insured
, 1877-06-05
THE UNIVERSITY.
This Educational Institution on
the Verge Of Bankruptcy.
Tho Enlon nulual Life.lnsuraatt Company Holds
Mortgage AGAINST It for 100000.
The Legality Of the Mortgage Cues
toned by Good Lawyers.

The reontitv nf tha Mnrtonra 1nas.
A"o oA tuo A'baao ~"eS'
- 9So1 -"
.n.,,.x ., uo... 49, o-,,... ,....,.. ~ A.,
'enos 81 eaass!on tnc as,ss ana se'cnees. as we',
10 a.. e'asaea VINO nats tno good OF our CRY anu
IN fcw days. Rumors haye been floating abou,
town calculated 10 1ub,cct thc cnt 81 t,a
Chicago Uni1tr.tty 10 sertoa. md. Il Il to % ho
hoped. unjust etlsie,sm. Ths peoontasy and nd.
minisisatI,s difficulties Of the Institution havo
ossa 70 oen ,.. ing pups, IN onc wa3 Or m.
qs o1s s'es s h.
obo ot steehn phi 1ufas vii
~, c,ar, .S ~" ~ .wA{ 81
see hs tass, @ e eecbqH vt h Sk
''1; ho c,,,,oo r,,,x.,,,, In. nce, ,ort,,,,.
ns1y ,ein. 4; i iss,s d!:.at's:
,.nc'i.,.n sma ono," I,"E @ Z ao
tronbess thst the aptat danominatian sase L
H. NJ 70, ~ u ~ fey 5sars s sevctal
hieh ia the socluly of the we.tarn Metropolis.
y ,n1oifx " q ~ Ha. a. - ffta M to Lad to
m1so iucr, n rcrsunniIy. @ ""' ''A'' ~ e'1'p'''
f'i'n dcnoncm,cnt T. m. eeo,o ~o,,. ~ tm,-oxt
denec S nu on
and dI,tInTu.Sc tpeieirnc9. h. " eoas a. inst'
Tho un!oM Mutnaf Life insurance Company holds
un4ers.Y for s oo' upon whIen' g,nce IT, it, oxe ese
scusen. ~, 20 Intetost hss b9en paid; few weeks
Pcano t1t, e NJ M terIsw ,i4 t nar snS ~ ~
Trustees, in which he slated that il some @ nrfago.
rtcnt vas not n,ade to provide for tho interest," ut
o nSn mSS1 oe @ ~ ~ ihe
toty q tl,e Institution gnlers!an 1t ones Th9t
havn In fhta rase srtn hevo inrntnI
brary. IT,, 90. tut sapeci.ll; ths Uheaao asro.
shs Wavosy and bait the Sset1aefy stts on tSe
eronnds and loinod thoir building to The college
buildings In such 4 way ~ to Identify them with
wh!eh might eoe 70 to whos ! prepery @ as1' ii Il
stcd q, 1n 9s na9a thst s Tsa:es' d
u lad @
Judge Douglas, 70 plaee any Fue liability on. th Q
ptoperty a. their trust decd to tho Union Mutual
cannot tecarcr, ,Other Trustees ajnopx them bp.
lcva TINT tho claim ts valid t!cn and can he and
", %,l! probably have have to b. cn!otec1 at law; 1'nE
;ssds:.s p's!!y ssss!ots ss Il H. Y, + sA!ss
tsko .1eSll ast nts sonft The LORD oniy know, W.
and nosody now living will be likely to soc lilo
a. u % o e IL io
EARLY HISTORY or Tns INSTITUTION
bcfore Ewing The dctaIls Ut tic impending I'm.
to found metropolitan un1ersity il Tie intorest
q w VIII T.. aqa ns1 r. as
prcachcr Of pro!n!nence In tho Baptist doromi-
nation, By which he covcaantcd. in effect,
SoaTd q 1fustoss to 30 nan,ed y Ja1sa ifaas
uonglas: taid names 70 bo inserted ia tho act Of
;neo:poatSn, a. lnso.potatoss and r,ascs TINT
for tho solo ntc and purposes OF snch Institution,
, 1877-06-05

8p4cial DpascA 10 1xs Is4SuAA
GEx1vA LAKE, Wis.,, Juno 4.-rhu celebrated
Cisco were takuu In cunsfdutAbls numbers to.dAy.
Fine sport anticipated TO- uurt0W
, 1877-06-05
Qbl1llARY.

Hx4 YoAx, Junc 4.-Ara. Ellxahsth 2, Ellsk,
snatvtxss. do ht re |ssis:Iay, s.rl ~.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-16
The Great Discovery |!

Il. II. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
IRON. For the cure Of weak stomach, genera
debility, Indigestion, disease of the neryou
system, constipation, acdity Of the stomach
and all cases requiring tonic.
The Wine includes the most agreeable ant
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Magnetic Oxide. combined With the most ener.
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Bark.
The effect in many cases OF. debility, loss Of
appetite, and general prostrsion, OF an efficient
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iec,ings9 II You do, try kunkel's Bitter Wine
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IL costa but little, puriiles the blood and gives
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prolongB Lie.
! now only ask trial OF this valuable topic
Price 81 per bottle. Il. n. kUNKEL, Sole nr y
prietpr, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your druggis
Tor Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, AMI tate nc
other make. Sold only In 81 bottles. All other
are c0un terieit, 30 beware of them, -
1kuv aty hnttlea far IA NO
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