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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

The British steamer '.1agus,' l,ioo
tons, is now lying ut New Haven, Conn,
taking on board a large invoice OF arms
and general wal material for the Turkish
Government. This invoice is valued at
about 50, 900, 600. and is the third Of the
kind that has been sent forward. The
| contract under which these goods are
furnished is with the Providence loo
Company. 1t was entered INTO about u
wear ago. and will amount IT all to about
$4,000, 900. The goods on board the
..Tapus" completes about one half the
contract, and the balance will be for
warded as soon as possible. The goods
to be taken by the ''Tagus' are as fol-
lows: 5000 cases Snyder cartridges.
1920 cases Martinez shells. 1000 cases
balls, 1000 cases rifles. 200 cases bayo-
net scabbards, 60 cases Winchester rifles,
40 cases Winchester cartridges.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTAIE T..

by virtue oil an order made by the county
ID court oi Lafayette comfy. state OF M'ssou-
ri. on the 18th day OF Junuarr. 1877, l, tue IN
dersisned county agent Tor said county, Will oh
SATURDAY,. THE lorH DAY OF FEBRUARY
. u ls-- her,re the courthouse door in said
county, between the hour. Of nine O'Clock OF
the forenoon and i've O'Clock OF me afternoon
of said day. sell to the highest bidder Tor easn
in hsnd at public uutcry, the following drscrio-
ed property, to-wil: La, nniAoer hve o. !, In
block thirty '3W, 4 the FIRST addition 10 tne
tryn nnv cityl OF Iexing on, AMI state OF Mis-
Nv ~" ROBERT TAYLOR,
3o,a County Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

Gen. Stewart L. Woodtord's glowing
republican speeches in Ohio have been
repaid by the appointment OF district
attorney for the southern district OF
New York. The New York sun does
not see any promotion of civil service
reform in the assignment. as MIR, Bliss.
= faithful. efficient and able officer. had
to be displaced in order that Gen. Wood
lord might. be rewarded for his political
services.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

The gloom, the misery. suffering and
trouble caused by radical extravaganza
and misrule, is illustrated below IN n
cut Of a thousand similar stories that
| might be told: The Luzerne Union, OF
last week, published at WilkeSharre.
some twenty miles distant from Scran-
ton, Pa. says: Within sight OF our
own city courthouse and church steeples,
and within the sound OF the bells within
them. which call our people to prayers
and to Justice, hundreds OF men, women
and children are thus early IN the long
and pinching winter destitute of the
comforts of life. Without employment,
without means, without credit, they are
confronted by the hungry wolf At their
/ I,,,.-
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DIR. c.. MCLANE'S
IIVERPlLIS

These Pills are not recommended
asaremedy" forall the ills that il"~h
is heir to- but in affections OF the
liver, and in all Bilious to"npIaIHi>.
dyspepsia, and Sick llraI.c''" %"
diseases OF THAI character, inry siam!
without arrival.
A.GUE AND FEVER.
Observation-Disclosures heT-"i PR
paru,ory to. OF at CT taking V1'"."e.
A. asimpLe purgatlv" thy are "n-
cqu-lcd.
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NTT-'TT-N : I'''''N|F'tF :" '-'''
hr'wcrn tar hours eft uEI" O'Clock III the fore
neon and nv" u clpch iu the afternoon at that day
Al ia, FRONT door OF tl" courthouse. in the Clly
OF IcNlu-iou. IN I.aiHl etc county. state al Ais
.,ttri. Otter SAID property Tor -aic, AT puNiic vrm-
,tur. iu th- highest hIiler for cash, icr the pur-
lnsc ct satisfying said decd ct trust and note,
amt Tho costs and "Xp.n-r> of tEi- trust.
IIuLrtl .ID~tplI \. WILSON. trustee.
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1t will he observed that in the daily
papers the signal service reports are no
longer headed probabilities, but IN
d~icatiuns." Pretty sron they will nave
the thing reduced to a certainty, and
when YOU 20 ont for a stroll you Will
be compelled to start with an UNI
brella. L fan and an overcoat to be
ready for contingencies OF weather.
The London Times says: h demo-
cratic malorities have been annulled by
returning boards composed OF discred't-
ed republicans. politicians. and these
mentor instance, the four members OF
the board in Louisiana whose conduct
was censured and whose decisions were
reversed by congress q couple OF years
ago-are practically the electors who
have given Mr.. Hayes the majority he
,i,ins
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TTWNsHIP PLATS Ior sale AZ the iHTrLLi-
s~ssCIDOnce.
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RoYL-E 81 N INV


PLAIN Candies. Currants. C.tr0n, Hai-jn7.
ROCKS. Miscellaneous Euuk-. Bibles,
STYLES, juvenile and 10y Books, PA.rT,
Books % every description, states Inks,
Bllua=, Pen Holders, Legal, zap, Letter.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

BY 70. DANIEL, u. &. ianl3-Jw
Z. N. Edwards, AttOrm-y for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

Full stock of both. such IS Ornamental, Fancy ah,i
Ts,ntnsi,,,. Albums, p~APETERlEs of all sizes and
fnr.inps. plain and fancy. Blank and Memorandum
ouv Books. Pens, Pencils, crat"ns, Ink >taisa1' r"Pri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WI. T. CANNON
.,on Iuiyr,. NJ pr,l.t. Can
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
THE SUICIDE MANIA.

David Loeb. . German, twenty four years old, by
occupation a pockctbook maker, shot himself
In the left breast yesterday afternoon. at
No. 1853 East tenth street, and inflicted so
dangerous wound that his life Is despaired
Of. What the cause that led to his attempted
suicide IS nt present unknown, but II is thought his
inability to procure employment was the motive.
Information was received at the Seventeenth pre-
cnct station yesterday that attempted to take
his lie ut No. IS Third street On the receipt Of
this intelligence Captain Mccullough sent an
officer to Investigate tho case. Tho policeman went
the house and found Jacob Lndcr. thirty
Ave years OF age lying on tho floor surrounded by q
pool oi blood. From "a terrible cash in Els
left arm, his HES blood was quickly flowing The
policeman, with a towel, tied up the wound,
and then took him TO tho station house,
whom an ambulance telcgraphcd for ana
he was removed TO Bellevue Hospital IL was stated
by room mate OF tho unfortunate man that he had
been buying bonds on which he had lost heavily
and this with quarrel which he had had .
few days ago with his brother made him desperate.
He became melancholy. When he examined by
the surgeons ~ Bellevue u was found that several
arteries IN his had been severed
Max Warmth, OF No. LOO Second avenue,
attempted TO kill himself yesterday by
shooting himself In the head The ball
only entered the neshy part OF tho scalp, and
striking tho SIX ull glanced OIL
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
O'LEARY'S DISCOVERY.

Policeman o'Leary, Of tho Fourth precinct. stood
aghast at midnight last night opposite No il6 Chat
ham street. There was horrible stencil In tho air.
He smiled ut the kcyhole, then broke open the door,
and, to his horror, discovered body on the floor,
without logs or arms, wrapped up Ia news
papers. Police Surgeon Matthews was sent
for, aud 0'Lcary, with his eyes In
d ncrce frenzy rolling, stood guard at the door while
tho Doctor examined tho corpse.
''who dye think It jsy" whispered OLeary.
"Ips horrible" circulated the Doctor
'ws'll have to givo u gincral aarum, exclaimed
O'Tcary. "rhcrc's murthor In H."
The Doctor, with his haudk orchlcf TO his face,
strodc out OF the door after haviug mnde thorou gh
examination Of tho corpse. and said:--
'Nevor mind. O'Ieary; us the carcass OF ant
mall
.Not a human animal at allS" quericd o'Leary.
"Thcn, by tho powers. the wardll havo fnc laugh
over this May tho dovil tako the fellow who got up
this smell, anyhow"
Thus ended The midnight scene at No LAG Chatham
street.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Signos Guglisimo Verdi. the new baritone Of the
Kellogg English Opera Company. has just arrived from
Iialy. sIgnor Verdi ID an American whose home name
is William Green, and who s said 70 be q singer OF con.
siderable merit
Miss Lettie Allen, who has made pleasing impres-
sion as the leading actress Of her company dussg the
summer season, will receive benefit II Wallscks thls
evening. There will be matinee day and the Satur-
day afternoon performances henceorth be dis
continued.
The following are the subscribers to the memorial
window 10 the late Johu Oxeniord, the dra-
matte critic Of the London Tmes. We are
glad to see SO many American names o.
the ist:-Mrs Arcedeckne, s. d. Bancroft
7. I. Barnum Lawrence Barrott, Boosey L Co, J. B.
Blackstone. II. J. Byron, Joseph Cave. f. g. Chatter.
ton j. s. Clarke, Charles T. coghIan, sydney Cowell.
George Coleman, Fanny Davenport. J. w. Dawson,
wilInm Elgood, John Edcrkin, Stephen Fiske, Sam.
uel French, w. s. Gilbert, John Hare. r. w. Haw-
kins, Robert Heller Henry Irving, James Thorne.
Joseph Jefferson. A. b. Kelly, Mrs. s Lane Professor
MacFarren, murray Marks, +. A. Marshall, J. ~.
Marshall, Mrs. +. Marshall, Charles j. Matthews,
John Murphy, Henry Neville, Lord Alfred Paget. X.
Plsnchc. Carl Rosa, Charles Sanllcy, Arthur sketch.
ley, Barry Sullivan, viii. c. Ssdler, Numismasic
Society, Arthur Scarborough, Ada Scarborough,
Mrs. Scarborough, Edward Terry, J. I. Tooc, Ed
mund Yates
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop Thomas f. Hendricken, OF Providence, is ai
the Grand Central. Ex-Governor William B. washburn,
OF Massachusetts,, Is at tho Windsor. Brcvet Major
General Emory Upton, United Statos Army, Is ut the
GiIsey Rev Dr. j. Ireland Tucker. Of Troy Professor
Mark Bailey. OF New Haven and ex-senator Daniel
r. Wood, OF Syracuse are at tho Hoffman.
S,gnor G.. Verdi, Of Milan, Is at thi
Clarendon. Captain Hams, OF the steamship
Scy thia Is ut the Brevoort Judge PacIncus Ord, Of
California. is at the New York. Canal Commissioner
Christopher A. walrath, OF onoida, ". Y, and j. N.
II. Patrick, OF Omaha. are y the st. Nicholas Ex-
Senator j. s. Harris ot Louisiana: Henry G. Parker,
OF Boston, and J. b. B,rnaby, OF Providence are at
the Filth Avenue. General Smons, Of South Caro-.
lima, is at tho Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July Ill A. n.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July Ill A n.
Indications
For the New England States, higher pressure, sta
tionary or lower temperature, westerly winds and
clear partly cloudy weather
For the lower lake region aud the Middle Atlantic
statcs higher PRESSURE stationary lower tempera-
ture. northcrly winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States station
ary higher PRESSURE stationary temperature, vara
bio winds, mostly IRON the southwest, partly cloudy
weather aid rain areas.
For the West Gull States. stationary pressure and
temperature, variable Winds partly cloudy weather
and rain areas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, higher pressure,
stationary or lower temperature, northcrly winds
clear or partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri VAL
ley and the upper lake region, rising barometer. sta
tionary or lower temperature, nortncry winds and
clear or partly cloudy weather. followed at Northern
and Western stations by falling barometer, warmer
southeast winds and possibly rain areas.
Tho Lower Missouri and Lower Mississippi rivers
will fall slowly.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHISGroS, July 10. 1877.
The Secretary Of the Navy has issued circular
stating that under opinion Of the Attorney General
the Navy Department and bureaus thereof author
lied to stamped envelopes Official stamps, as
they may elect. All other Offices copnectcd with tho
department., either in or out Of Washington, not
authorized to use stamped envelopes These, and all
others to whom official stamps usually supplied,
will be continued to he supplied on rcquiston made
the Secretary OF tho Navy.
The Secretary has also issued a circular modifying
the regulations relating TO cmploy6s under the cog
nizance OF tho Bureau OF Construction and Repair
the several yards II xos tho pay Of tho forc
men, quartcrmcn, suporintcndents aud others for
days work OF eight hours ranging from SO 20 to 81 so
per day, and also their pay Tor days work OF ten
hours, ranging from 81 10 s. so per day.
The circular, after prescribing tho duties of
foremen, quartcrmeu and others, provides that IN
yards whore AN assistant naval constructor Is duty
III addition TO his other work, he viii inspect all tim.
her and lumber offered under contract order, ard
IN such yards tho position Of timber Inspector is
abolished
The New York herald., 1877-07-11

attitude OF Servia. 1t IL understood that advices
have been received OF military preparations
throughout Austria a larger scale than has hth-
erto been made publlc.r
A CRISIS IN THE sERvlAS CONGRESS-
intelligence received at Paris states that twenty
five Scrvian deputies OF the Extreme Left have re-
signed their seats In the skuptschina because the
address OF the House in reply to Prince Milan's
speech was not framed in accordance with the
views OF the minority. The designations render
quorum impossible. Elections to fill the vacancies
VIII be held Immediately.
LEAVING MONTENEGRO.
The remainder OF the Turkish troops which have
been operating Ia Montenegro have been ordered
to prepare for departure.
WILL SEE THE SULTAN.
Vice Admiral Hornby, commanding the British
neet in Besika Bay, arrived In Constantinope on
Monday and had an audience with the Sultan He
returned TO DcsiSa Bay on yesterday.
BADLY WOUNDED.
General SkobeleH, Jr.. the hero OF Khokand is
badly wounded and is likely to lose nm arm and q
fo0t
IN GOOD COMPANY.
Ex-Colonel Valentine Bakerwill accompany Raouf
Pacha to Adrianople.
HIGH TINE FOR ACTION
General Gemeka teegraphs IRON Odessa on Mon
day that the Turkish feet has commence d bbombard.
ing Eupatoria
FRAUDS IN THE RUSSIAN coMM,ssARrAT.
The st. Petersburg Golos announces that frauds
have been discovered In the commissary depart
ment OF the Danube army TO the amount of 200 900
roubes.
TROUBLE AND REMEDY
Intelligence has been received ut Paris that
twenty Turkish steamers have arrived Mt
the mouths OF the Danube to ham,
per communication with the troops in
the Dobrudscla, and to prevent them from ad-
vancng. The Russian Governor Of Tutaha has laid
down torpedocs In the estuary
A sERvIAN LOAN.
telegram from Belgrade declares that con
vention between Roumania ana ServIa has been
definitely concluded. 1t Is proposed that the mill
tary cooperation of servla shall take effect toward
the middle of August. The Scrvian government
has concluded In Paris q loan OF 100000 dncats
partly guaranteed by Russia and subject to the ra
tidcation OF the Skuptschins.
SECRET OF THE WELLESLEY SNUB.
From Vanity FaiEl
The real cause OF tho Grand Duko's disagreeablo
behavior to Colonel Wellesley Is this Coloncl Weles
ley wrote homo confidential report on
the Russian army, which contained some
very disparaging statements with regard to 1t.
These statements were, OF course, intended solely
for the private information Of tho English govern
mont; but, unfortunately, some persons who should
have held their tongues talked little too freely of tho
dsparagng passages. This came to the cars of tho
RUSSIAN agents IN England, and reported
home. Hence the animosty which has been dis
instructed to receive the insult and to outlve IT, and
being apparently willing TO do so, will probably bo
but praise OF the Russian army even in the most con-
ndential reports he may send home
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, July TO- 1871.
Tho Juno report Of tho Charleston Exchange covers
thirty out OF thriyiwo counties 10 South Caroline.
The weather has been variable Eighteen counties.
containing twohrds OF tho acreage Of the STATE report
decrease In the acreage last report, owing 10
bad stands, &c, grain aud corn Doiug substituted
to tho extent OF two and halt to hoen per cent the
average for nineteen being decrease Of three
per ceDt. equal to decrease Tor the State Of per
cent The stands reported fair to good by sixty
four planters and bad by thrty-two. In the uppor
and middle counties no blooms are
ported. In tho lower counties lew
blooms have appeared The condiuon OF the crop Is
reported twenty good better than last year by
thirty-six healthy and clean, but lato ton to fifteen
days. and by forty, neds grassy cotton late condition
bad, not As good as last year.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
SUIT AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.

THE TITLE OF THE UNITED STATES TO MARE
ISLAND TO BE CONTESTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 10, 1877.
One Colonel Soulden Is about to commence suit
against the United States to obtain possession Of Mare
Island, now used by the government as q navy yard.
The plaintiff alleges that tho title OF the United States
to the island which was originally Mexican grant, Is
unsound. and that ho holds the only valid title.
the Third District Court has granted the plaintiff
order perpctuato the testimony nj witnesses, who
numerous and are scattered over tho State. The
following counsel will appear for tho paintiG:-yudgo
jeremiah s. Black and General Albert Pike, OF Wash.
ingtop. ana Msssrs Miner NJ. Noon aud Alvaredo Of
San EranciscQ.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
COTTON REPORT.

CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE CROP IN
TEXAS.
GALVESTON, July 10, 1877.
The Cotton Exchange crop report says the weather
since Juno has been very favorable to forty ono
counties unfavorable In fourteen, while ltsocn
report excessive rains Compared with last
year tho weather has been the same In
twelve counties. moro favorable In thirty-two
and less favorable In twcnty-s.x The small increase
in planting since tho last report in four counties has
been due the wheat failure. Tho stands good in
sixty four counties and very poor In Six The plant
ia blooming and boiling we'll In nfiy-nve counties,
whiIo litecn excessive rains have caused too rapid
growth. Tho present condition IS good forty three
counties, POOR In sixteen very poor In two and the
last In nine Twelve counties report the
crop three weeks late twenty our counties two weeks
late and thirty four the last year. Caterpil-
lars have appeared and doing damage In four
counties.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

wAsutxGroS, July 10, 1877.
CHARGES AGAINST ANOTHER UNITED sTATxs
MARSHAL.
Another United States Marshal IL under . cloud
This time II Is Thomas =. Purnell OF the Western dis
trct OF Texas against whom charges were preferred
today before Attorney General Dsvens by cx Cover
nor DAVIS, OF Texas, and the City Attorney Of Austin
Mr. i. l.. BrItton. Tho churgcs somo
eight in number, and allego that Purneli
practised frauds In vouchers for pretended witness
fees and for service OF subp@nas and other duties
claimed to have been performed by him and for which
he drew money unlawully from the United States
Treasury He Is also accused OF being coward and
mountebank for having alleged, taken refuge in
place Of safety while be sent Two OF his subordnatcs
90 into a meire where they were killed Tho At,or-
ncy General promised to mako investigation OF tho
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
MONTREAL. J uly 10. 1877.

MONTREAL, July 10. 1877
At q meeting OF representatives Of the national
societies held In this city this afternoon II was
solved to ask tho Orangemer, as Christians, to dis
penso with the proposed procession tho 18th inst
Mr.. Dcvltn. President OF St. Patrck's Society,
opening the meeting, said. :.-'sThe object Of
the resolution was to prevent the unhappy
conflict impending tho 18th. We lived IN
peace happiness for half century, and 1t would
be great calamity II tho existing harmony was dis
turbcd The crisis Is very serious II there was
procession violence would follow and lives might be
sacri1ced. He hoped all would pull together to pre-
vent trouble"
Leading members OF the Orange Society are It is
said, using cudeavors prevent street parade The
matter will bo decided ut meeting tonight. Sixty or
tho city police will be armed with brecch loading rifles
on tho 18th and the whole force will DO held In read
ness.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
A DEAD PARTY.
From tho Anglo American Timca ]

Tho HERALS has written the epitaph OF tho demo.
cratic party and at a casual glance took the sketch
for a map :-"Hcrc lies the democratic party.
killed by samuel j. Tildcn, in the sixtieth year OF M
age RIP" But tho weight Of sorrow seems 10
have been piled upon Tildcn, who had posed as the
democratic Moses leading his party out Of the wilder
This ID what Tildcn gets for his speech, which
sgnincd inability To takc ihe consequ OF the
position deliberately accepted, and the HERALD Is
right; indeed, II Is the opinion we have already ex-
asrad
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
THREE EXECUTIONS.

WORK OF THE GALLONS FOR THE TENTH OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 10, 1877.
The 10th Of September has been designated Tor tho
execution OF three murderers In this State--Alcn G.
Laros, of Northampton county, the poisoner; Thomas
T. Fisher, Of Carbon county, tho Moie Mcguire, and
Thomas F. Curlcy, who killed a maiden lady in
Montgomery county In 1875 At the September
meeting OF the Board OF Pardons applcat ions will
be considered for communication of the death sentences
OF Laros and Curley TO life Imprisonment. but II Is
doubtful either will be favorably considered Fishers
execution may be postponed by successful appeal 70
the Supreme Court for writ Of error
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
ANOTHER BANK SUSPENDS.

CLOSING or THR 81. LOUIS GERMAN DANK--
CLOSED TO AVOID FURTHER Loss-AN As-
sIcSEE APPOINTED.
ST. LOUIS, July 10, 1877.
The Board OF Directors OF tho German Bank OF this
city adopted resol uton to-day that the business
Of the bank for timc past has been
insufficient TO pay expenses, and as every
days continuance thereof diminished the
assets, the safety OF dcposors and the interests OF
stockholders demand that the business should DO DIS
continued and the 0 the bank be placed ID tho
hands OF an assignee under tho assignment laws of
the State Charles G. SteIeI Is named Us assignee.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
THE RIFLE IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEw OaLeAss. July 10. Is

Nsw ORLEANS, July 10, 1871
On Thursday last tho Executive Committee Of the
Crescent City Rifle Club designated team to shoot to-
day the membership bronze medal OF tho National
Rife Association. The team OF six made the follow
ing scores at 800 900 and 1000 yards:-Out OF a
possible 225. Dudley selpp made 2l9, William Arms
zl0; John II. Rcnsnd, 204; Colonel John Gym, 203
f. T. Manning. 1yl; H. g. Eyducb. 1871 Total, ga
which Is the highest score record by IL pointa
Sepp made thirty.ninc bulls eyes and SIX fours
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
CURLEY RESPITED.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July 10, 1877.
Governor Hartranft has resplted Francis Curlcy, OF
Montgomery county, unt:l September 10. Curlcy was
10 have been executed on the 9th OF August
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Abyssnia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will close At the Post ONCE at
one o'clock p. NJ.
TnE New YORK HERALp-Edtoh for Euro2c-will
be ready at halpast eight O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies IN Wrappers Tor mailing, SIX centl
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
A TEXAS 1RAINMAsrEE SHOT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, July 10, 1877.
kilograms have been received from d. Hans to
the effect that no robbery OF Scheihagen's special
trains was attempted. man named Tobc Riley
shot and killed the trainmaster and three Mexi.
cans. The rangers have gone to arrest him.