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JfTE.fTRE GOSSfP.
Tonight. Rim. "r En,cr,n'rment-Six Thea
tres Inder two Mnnnacmcnt.

Tho columns Of THE SUS reveal tho results
Of combined industry and enucrprse on the
part of our theatrical managers. Although M,
season has been sighally disastrous for many
OF them, and not ovcrprohtabie ior any. it hn,
been characterized 10y a libcralty Of cxp,nli-
turc AMI novelty 81 attraction. OF late We have
been treated to society plays tuil II gloom mis-
cry. and despair Even the 1.-Two Orphans
the greatest success of modern times. is four
hiths sorrow. while less fortunate plays have
hammered on the popular heart. until that use
full organ bcgs the managers to give it "a rest,
Mr.. Wallack first broke the sad-faecd circle
when he produced Forbidden Fruit" Mr..
Days Lemons" is now all the rage. Why
Because 1t has the raro quality of
humor all through it, In the Park Theatre the
soul-stirring experiment has been un-ucccss-
fully tried. Even the Marble Heart" Of the
beautiful Katherine Rogers failed to find beat
ing response in the public body The terrible
sufrerings OF besieged Paris. and the walls Of
Little Mothers over the dead bodies Of their
patriotic husbands, failed to draw audiences.
Tonight another house falls into line and
hosis the gonfalpn Of fun to the fore. n the
Park Theatre. Leonard Growers now and
sparkling comedy, our boarding House,
Will Dc played for the frat time past II Philadel-
phin. 1t has won favor in the West. in san
Francisco and in the City of Brlthcrly Love-
II the now play doesn't make n hit hore. IL will
u because the people prefer French flats TO
Yankee wits. The story is clear; a vein Of snn-
Stuart Robson and ". II. Crane have excellent
parts and. IT Robson sticks To- the written lines
VIII Keep shouse in r0ars OF laughter Mis-
Harrison docs the sentiment Tho other purt4
are distributed among actors well known ami
hlshly st tued 10y IN" pubic. Tn" house ~
largely sold in advance. and a brilliant debutis
- Al ,thS variety, houses ar, making money.
ulwing with animal life. Son g.. dances ah-
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, 1877-07-21
GROVER.

The Verdict Likely to lsc "Not Prevent
What IL Said OF tbs Dsnkgoguo on Ills
Own Stamping. usound.
Pon7L4xp, July 2o.-phos to tho adjournment
Of tho Grover Commission. Senator sau1sbuly
stated iass Grover did not dsairc to put himself
On tho stand, but II any member Of the Cum.
mission desired to ask ll1 any questions
touching The matter under confederation ta
waa willing 10 snxwtr honestly. No desire
hetng expressed 10 exxMine' Grover, 10 was NOT
put on tie stand. Scnstof Morton, ln concluding
his rtu1ark1, said hs knew Of but Que m1rH wit.
who wuald be called to testify eefoEe tic Cou.
mi4siOh-B. Goldsmith, vino had been sutpun nRei
to 20 to Washinxton. The udtfy OFsaoAtan. u
Leading 1ndepsndent paper. n cumming p Up ths ease
Looking over tha whole ground, II may bs said
.hsse q psoeablltr That money he!pt1 to secass
snec; The G.over party hoped t. carry tue psest-
uwtug largely 10 thar expectation. Known ~ ~
ext1enu partisan. It was believed he would have
power with ths T1ldcn Admiaistsat1on to reward
Ill hts friends. Besides. Il xa4 . constant
argument that his. election wss necessary
for the organization, and many vesa
persuaded that oregon w@ald b. Lost II BE- wa re-.
}cctcd. This Mss tbs sallysng cry, aud The psea.
sure Of the pending election fvr President
Uas &hs nsain condition that made his .ucces4 1t al
p,ssible. Even within his own party he IL very
unpopular. Tbs l&st lims be ran for Goyesuos he
received but 0, 7l3 yotes-A uuMhes much iesA thsu
was thrown for him when he Wa ar.t elected 10
that OFFICE md nearly 600 below that which TIL
den 1seeifed."
, 1877-07-21
THE BEST EVIDENCE,

The following letter from, ncy. f. s. Hcst, ras.
Tor Of n. +. Church. Satlck. Muhs., will bc read
with sntesesl by many physclAns: a1to thoec kaf-
fes'ng from tho t!!.cs.e afflicted tie SOL Of
tie Iscr. Z. $. lie't No Isrson can donbt this
testimony. ~ thcre II no doubt abonl tho curative
puwcEa Of FroErixE.
SAr1ck. Mass., Jan. l, 1H14.
lit. II. Il. SrEvExa:
Dear sis: we have Euod reason far regarding
your tE0xrtSE medicine Of the Cfcatext value,
W. feel assured that II has bccn the nlcuns 0f suv-
ing onI roA l!fc. lie IL now seventeen years uf
age. For the last two rear. hc haa suffered frul
necrosls ui hfs 10y conrcd by scfOfufous atccttnn
anu was 70 fur reduced that nearly ali who saw him
thought hs recovery Impossible. i council OF
able pysiclans could Gfvc Us hut the faintest hops
Of his ever E1lly lylng tw1 Ut thu humber declaring
that he was beyond lhs reach OF human re,ncdics
shnt even amputatlon could not sasc him, an he
had not v!gor enough u endnru lhe operation.
Just then VIZ commenced giving him fxIirtSE,
tn fr1ln that time tho present he as been con.
tIMnously improving. liz has lately rernu,ei hls
ssut!es, thrown awAy h!s ctntehus aud carc and
walks about chcerful]v mud strong,
Though there II still spme dTtchnt.e from tbe
opening whtro tho limb was lancei, We have tho
fullest confidence that In Il tttls time he will ho
perfectly cHrad.
lie has taken about thrcc dozen bottles Of ykSx.
TINE, but lately uses hut little, A. ha declares that
hu IL too we'll TO be taking medicine
Respectfully K '2sr'itl i. itlrsr,
Ans. l.. Z. r. BEST.
, 1877-07-21
CASUALTIES.

~
Epsr;dl Wsputch to The Tritune.
LAFAYETTE, July oo.-A young man nged
about III, son VI James Hurst, II wc1I.known
citizen Of this c0tlnty, sas drowned last eycn-
Ing while bathing In the Wslas'l, near Wll.l~Cut
Greek. lie WA gooi swt.nnlcr. and swaM out
to q tree lodged tn tac river, whrn he suddenly
sank. lie Is supposed to hare become erampctl.
Ills body wa recovered without difficulty.
Srtrtat nsp1feh to The Trftunt.
DunuQuE, la., July 20.-Ycstrnlay afternoon
two hoys at Earlyllle, namcti Eugene Van wus-
cnrr aud Howard Long, wrrc drowned In Plr,n
Crcck. Onr Of tho boys had been in bathing,
and 1t Is supposed tho other wcut to Ills nsstst-
at,ec, ~ thu body Of one was found with Ills
clothes oil.
Special Dt*p0tch fo z1e Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. July 2o-Thu body Of Al
unknown ,nau Of emall stature, wearing dark
Glothea, was found y Lake alouoaa Tonight at
l. Northwestern br1Igc. Tho body was floating
on lts faec. Tho INN is supposed IL have been
tramp. A Coroncr's Jury 10 now taktng tcs-
tao.,y In the matter.
, 1877-07-21

Anuther Defeat for tl,s Regulars sud Yolun.
tFers-Thc War Not Yet Eutint,, By Auy
Means.
PORTLAND, July o0.-A Lewiston letter, dated
July 20, ria waliula, July 20, has tho following.
:C&pt. lluntur, Ut the Ilayton ,oluntccrr, lrft
camp Ut Ksmiah, Wednesday, Al a:j0 y. H., and
arrived 1t Lewiston a. p. m. Thursday. From
him It n learned that the ErSutas cavalry and
l.ewi4.on Volunteers pursued and o,rrtook
the Indians OIL Tuesday. Jim, llcnb.n,
Levy, und several other indians acted ~ scouts,
They came w with the ludIaus near thu Wclscr
cauias ground. Auid very much underground. Tho
Indians arc4 upon tho scouts. mud kEllr! l.svy aud
osle 0hur aud wounded RrubuH. Another was shot
through tho lunss. NclonS}lie, with Ills eighteen
men, wcFo IN lis nJfancc, and wcru tn position
of.nuch danger. tho Indians beng concealed in
tho timber on both Sides Of sacm, McCuayllle
soon saw lhe regular cavalry neelpg. TAv Intiau
scouts through their tactics. drew tho atcatton uf
tho ho4silcs ~ 10 let McConyialc and hIa p.eu
out Ut tho snap, Aud, sse!ng that thu whole
force Ut regulars had taken tu hl.ht.
ho fouud 1t nccaasafy to follow thea, rather than
10 sufFer hts handful Of men TO bs cut Ut. Tlu
whole pursuing faFcs returned to kan,lsh, Icaytuv
Jo.eFls men mastars Of lae situation. All Of &Ls
command hal returned " tho south side OF &hu
Clearwater. and wsEs 10 move to Lspwai except luo
under ThrocknoEson, who, with ths 4sstIlery, asp
to hold The position until Col uEeen'a fosce f1om
notse joins thcu. Howard will return IL Lapwss,
and Hunter was informed thst he Intended to mo,c
north to the shokaae country. Ths yuluntcesx will
soop leavo tho ac1d aud return u lhs piaeu
tY By dsoandcd. nuntet says 10 one can forttsl!
whether Or not the wsr II ca1td. Many VI the
lndis0s " ho have surrendered aso Reservation it.-
dians, snd acknowledge thu} fuaRht with Joseph.
They arc 10 bs brought ~ lapwsi for trial. No
ono seems 10 know fur what pulnS Josepll will
mske next
A later dispatch. Just received, ssates thas
Joscpl's wasgloEs hare rcCEussed tho Clearwater
sn4 we're - Lxwyer's Canon. Geu. Howard IL At
Lapw4i. liz h4s ordered 1hs t1oous arriving Oh
she sseaner Aln,otta " peocecd forthwith " taid
poiBt. lie has Also sent Tor Gea. sully u mers
him ut LapMai u O'ciock =. III. Ihsfp IL great
demand ioE wagons u take Infantry su the trout.
NAsu1su1oA, d. e., July sN.-Nru. alrDowell
trunstnits the following:
Lx~aro>, July I'LL left Gen. Howard ut
kamis 1t oetuck Last nfs1t. Joseph did not
comply with the Generals tes,ns Of unconditional
surrender and III Investigation u ais eass "
military court. Seventeen vx1fuss. iucIad!llx
led lleaEs and twsuty-e!:ht wo.nen and children,
cang iA yrstes4ay and delivered themselves III.
They report that uazny others Will follow thctf
ample; That 1o4pph wss forced Wy While bird aud
other Chefs ~ accompany theus: lhal waut and
generalization among tho late hossl!ss NV tSty
, 1877-07-21

81 Il, traekmcn In yard. 81. 10 PR dav: track
t,cn on section. 10 receive e. 10 per day. p4y
NJ rrnts m The t'nrpany'a gfn1nds. except "a Icf
agreement ercmcn 10 i'a.c The snn.c pay or rate.
Of pay, A they received p!pr to luy !. ls77. and
monthly paaseF to TX ennt'nned thc famc a. tc-
forr and pn.srr IL h, t*-,,cd 10 brakcn1cn and
awiichnicn. These demands werr nj ssncc COM
inundated tn f:rrr!ve- lrwetf nj New Ynsk:
The reduction in wngcs by the Erie Railroad
Company of 10 Drf ern' IN July ]. HIT. applied
not affected ~ shr reduction oi the prcs1"ns yenr.
and with this reduction III Effect train and fDad
hands m tho Erfr NnIlroad receive
HIGHER CONFIRMATION
than Any othrr EASTERN railroad. Lair in jnnc.
when The committee Of train n.lnen visited Stw
York in rrlnt[nn IN the frt!nc.inn of Inly t. They
neccrsstJ and nrnps;cr of the reduction, explained
to them. which, after = few days deIibcrAt.on;
they nnpascht1y accepted. and The men continued
at their, lto-ts. with tho c.eei.tson of The
known fnetnd!arft.. wh, wrrr discharged.
All elaf*c@ 1T men m The Eric RaiiEnAd
have been ts""tcd dy the C0ntahy with eou.!trra-
tim: Their pay t. Mt oil Reasonable hut llbcraf
pressing The 1cccsrr 10 ready to my
them oE promptly and lire other men TO lake
tictF plhccs. nnAl expresses hs determination IL
curry ont The order Of July to The letter. The
Erie Company hu% arranged 10 have it, through
passengers and bac1agr carried VIZ the New fnrk
ming.
Ft,oM ROCHESTER,.
nnrnEFTEn- July :,I.-'rhe F,fv.foustlt J.r.i.
mcnt IL Ordc!ed IL prDc:c At once 70 I1ofnc3isstc
UNDER AHMs.
ncYrALo. y. y. 1nly .0. -TlIa Seventy fourth
Regiment llas Just been nftssrh nnhtr arms ~ lie
rcady to move al noacntts notlcc.
, 1877-07-21

The railroad mcn In t1Is city nrc considerably
excited on account If tho strikes Oil some Of
the Eastern roas, and nothing e1sc was talked
of in railroal circles yesterday. 81 far there Ia
10 indication OF strike or other troubles on
any of the NcAtcrh rUads, and It is believed
tilat tho trouble will remain confined to tho
Eusletn ancs, where the WAGES arc said TO BE-
lover than they arc here. Tie lucn employed
un tho Chicago Division OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Ila!troad arc unusually quiet and we'll
beharcd. and they atttnd to tleit business as
usual. Il few Of tho men have been conycracL
with, and, while they syn,natllizc with thetr
brethren ia TIC East, they think tue step taken
by them WIS l,asty and unwlse. A dispatch Was
received herv yesterday afternoon from Oen-
crni Manager ". c. Quincy, VI the Balti-
moro d. Ohio, IN which that gen.
tlcn,an highly compliments the men on
tho Chicago Division for thcr orderly ard
and llt says thry will promote ttle!r own Inter.
cats II thuy continue to net III tllis manner. On
tho PittshurE II Fort Wayne a,ll thu rfttsburH,
Cincinnati i: st. LUuis Roads, the Chicago d.
Visions OF the rennsslyanta Company, every
nussIhlu at thls end 1T thc lines, though tllcrc
wcsc rumoss In 'rifet.lat!on yestcrlay tlat
trtluble tal commenced at the 0tltcr cnl Tic
officers ot these roads In this e!ty had. up to
troubles anywhere a!onc their roatls. Ills
patch waa received at tho olflce Of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne Il Chicago Railroad III this
e s :tfksrs S 1'pS lie s kaosa n s en
over to Allegheny anA tFtc!l to Induce tho men
on tho rittsbury d Fort Wayne to strike, but
their ctforts were lh't croWned with success,
tps q THY .yo1 SS ~ fIiyts frS G a tras tat
say that tiu men on Western roads will ro-
, 1877-07-21
HfENICO.
TuH LATEST OUTAGE.

6peefat Dtspateh 10 1As 1rtbunf.
WARRINGTON. D. c.. July .0.-col. Paschol, OF
Corpus Christi, Tex., who 10 spending few days
In Washington, rives detailed account Of tho
latcst raid Of Mexican tandItti across tho Rio
t;randc. lie rays that, about tho 1st Of June.
1Iugh solt, President Of tho Corpus Christi
l. Rio GFandn RAILROAD Company, visited
San Diego. abont afty.fso nifca from
Corpus Christi. In company with young man
frun, Philadelphia. who was there for the purpose
Of dsposing Of some sni'roa&.iron. On theIr way
baek In m ambulance, and waen abont a!x milcs
from San Diego, they were hailed by nyc A1cxcanr,
who lied them to tho nmbuanss mud robbed them
OF their watches and tho money they had. Before
releasing thctn tho Me1lcans raw another wagon
cunning with solt and MIA friend. A shepherd had
becrfcApturcd. and was held npstauncr, Thay mad
living 1t san Diego. liz aud III son had been to
tos soo o." Is roSSe &c S Gs
n% ns.n;. and .s Cd s.osnx s asp"s ta
tion to haht. waa also kllad, Md tho money which
h. n s'' ssls ils''aS 's%' tss ssp sn
Ths swo totme, ~ so.eaped .T d.. snd vent to
% nen w.s T fased IN Ban ~ Dsse Ind passae s1 the he
ssSs: s 81 d:sseSsgR E s s
'a!'s: ~ s:sspss sssir Fiji sad'%s .sfss:
'Ds CT IL rs.ehoi "G says sfa ae think. ii is The vo. out
sdssas s;sse ss sst =" Xss. X2e SS @ r, sa
sHt ~ - tssy asye e g,%S ~ fs9at,cf i, tST
Intercept Ss9 'ass tha&, IT. s'ls s viii i
tsss cse.s onr froatIsr they vii Ss par
aaed Into Mexico. tho sack which ihsy ateal 10.
covered. an1 tho th!evs, punished. u put ~ end
, 1877-07-21

LoSnox, July ao.-Eycn tho Liberal newspapers
sonsLor that Earl Beaconahcl1 oxonerated hIu,sciT
last plghs In tho Ilousu Of Commons in tho matter
bf PiRott's appointment ~ Controller Ut tho Sta.
ltonary oica BY showing that ho II personally un.
TUE TkNtAN PRISONERS.
LospoN+ July o0.-tn the llouse Ut Commons
tlConnnr Powers motion In favor of Tho releasa OF
tho Fenlan prisoners Wis Te{ected-43o to n,
GEN. GRANT,
Loxpox. July 20. -The Town Conncil OF Glas.
Cow hAs formally sxFeed to ask Gen. Grant 10 &C.
cept the freedom Of tho city.
ACQUITTED.
AARsxtLIEs. July II. The trtal OF tbe proprle-
tors Of the Newspaper LEyatns Uu f'supls has re-
suited in verdict Of Acquillal
, 1877-07-21

THE rITTspund PORT WAYNE.
P1rrsnraa. la., July e0.-T4e striko on tho
plttsburg, Fort Wayne Il Chicago Roaa Is ST.
rIous, cmbractn. NIL the freight crews Of the
Eastern Division from PIttshurg to Alliance.
Tho passenger t1ac Ia not interrupted, aud
thcro has not been my noisy demonstration.
1t Il repurtrl that The freight Crews OF the
Plttshurg, Cincinnati i; ct. Louis Road, Pan
Handle route. struck At Dcnaison this evening,
but thu report lackA confirmation. Eesrly thu
cntirc freight fonp Ut the road Is concentrated
1t that paint, having hccn seat there to-day to
remove tAcm from thu influence Ut tho strike
here.
THE Xxa1SEERs' BROTHERHOOD
held a secrrt meeting to-day. at which 1t was
understood thry wuul define their position,
aud It Is learned tonight FROM uudouhted au-
thoftty tllat they resolved to stand by thu
strikers, ThIs Getton will not impede pa&scn-
gcr travel but tue freight engineers will refuse
TO haul trains manned by green hands. and will
eaat thcir lot with tho strikers: The men on
the rittsbusg division Vi The Baltimore Il Ohio
express every eonidcncn tl,at they will not 20
out. Notwithstanding this fact, freight trallr
on shat roa4l IL suspended. Tho night freteAts
which left here sl.ls evening were stopped BY
4 CROWD or 700 MEN
near Eyerson, Preston d: Gus ro'ling-mIils IN
this city, al,uut half nilc from The depot, and
tho ercwt compelled IL run the trains back to
thu yard. Thu crowd was composed Of tho Idle
mcn tn city Nho arc In sympathy with tho
strikers.
UNION rACisfC.
OMAHA, Ncb., July a0.-About 800 employees
Of tbs Cnlon Pacific HalEoad held q meeting
hero last night for the purpose u discussing
tbs recent reduction Vt FROM to 10 per reut
tu thelr wages. 4 committee WIS appointed to
coafeF with Supt. Clurk, and tla meeting I'D
1ourued to Monday night.
IN ST. LOUIS,
st. LoCls, July M-The strikc Of tue Balti-
moro d 0hlo aud PennaYlYauia Central Road.
causes . good deal Of Comment t4 railroad
circles and among lidefrnt classcs VI ueaplu
hero, especially business men. Considerable
aplHehcnslon u felt that 1t may extend MT Gully
to 1T. Louis, but throughout the Xcst. Nor IL
this apprehension entirely base1ess. for although
1t Is uot u yet known outside u directly inter-
csted parties, Z nluYcMcus Ii already uu foot
Nhirh Is likely to lead tu STRIKE out on lines
1eAlluE East from this city. Meetings. werc
held yesterday ut East st. Louis aud fincennes,
bY 8Fclne4 aud brakeman VI freight trains on
The uhlo j. Mississippi Koad, aud 1t u under
stooa IL wa agreed by them that. uuleas tbs
wages previous 10 tho reduction oe u
ptr crnt arc ,1.%torcl BY Monday ne1t all fire.
inen ana 0rakyst,lcu W the ruad will strike. A
Committeeman sppointed b} ous of these uleet-
ings WIS here today aud made this statement.
Lie also gaYe Information scKarditu: the aiuount
, 1877-07-21

r.Fecc17e any tef1tos1al A4Rrantlfzement hItef
h,c eonc]nefon NJ pcarc,
RIVAL. coussELons.
1,oxpoN, July A).-A letter fron Paris says:
at Is known bcyunt, nh doubt that there arc
tpo parties at the Czar't hcattnnArters,-Dne
heiled By Prime t,ttrtscllakoff, wlu, desires
matters MT to he pushed to extremes. bn. that.
at,g a substantiat succcsa, Russia should tc
satisfied Will, Imposing, un,1er European guar.
nnt.es, conditions yrtun1y freeing the Chris
t,ant from Turkish ru}c, .uch a. Turkey
prcyhu,ly rel.etc1t. Tho other na,ty, headed
bv Go,. iunat,c1r md PRIME Tchcrha.ski, urre
a lctftite eeft1rmcnt Of thc Eastern u,cstfon,
IN t,e uctotr, In f,nn,,on,tro,,lc. The con,ll.
lions nre,dv de.crm,rcJ ,,n.,n bv thlx marty
Tn cc.s,o, NJ Enr.. I,o,m,m. and a portton
U, ucts,,ab,a. .hr 1,ordaucllcs tohc either OPEN
cd or t1o,ct1 IN every Power indiscrInf.
feet. ami bulgaria. 1,onmc,ia scryfa, nou,nanfa.
Bosnia, md Herzegovina 10 be tndepcn,lcnt.
Those vim know exactly the state of things
say The .,nreme hour for an attempt At media
Tim has a,,vcd. and that when once Kusscluk
(. in Rn.sh,. han,1s II viii be loo 1atu 10 tu-
t1uence mi czor in pactfic scnse,n
aEsRuAt LEVY,
CoysrAr,xorls july a0,-A leyy en- nasse
In. hcrn nn,rrcd in The PROVINCE OF Adrian
pp1c.
surkRsxpEp.
Hobart pasha has eniled with two ironcfatfs
for tic D]srk Seu. to supcrseJe 1Iassanl pasl.a
In command Of the jtcct.
, 1877-07-21

great and that their dertinttfon |. the buffalo
t1nnt's cntt Ct the Hitter Itunt Mountains. Cav
AZ! and h'tnters are n Vigorous partnit.
Ihi. wsr r. practically cnd.d apparently.
fF'ra' of t'rre1 with hst srvcn compancr, who IL
{ uFreH witt affairs In this vicinity. Gen Howard
IN ena' = Indicated IN his dispatch of the 13th 10
I'm nr9itty cpl'cet h- :cn'lninc torc-s here. pro-
tee 70 ltil 1ate. and settle Indian matters IN Tint
may eeek 10 se'tHre hetr fo:tunc4 in that eonntTy
Hell Gate l. branch Of tlr Bitter Root River,
i Is outh Of and not fat removed from tho
FlatfIend indian reservation,
, 1877-07-21
ST. l'-iu1. IL PACIFIC,

= = 7FEF'HE 7V'p09C7 ~ 7He 771V0HR'
ST. PAIL, Minn., July e0.-The grading Of Tho
track oi the branch line Of the vt. Paul s: Pa-
ellie railroad frUm Sank Rapids to uraincrl waa
completed to-day, aud the entire ruuto is now
really fur laying Ties and iron. Most of the ties
nccessaryrnsc already On the ground. and tht.
Iron Is expected to arrive the first week In Au-
gust. From present Indications cars viii lie
running on the roal By Dtt. |. The opening Of
This road will materially shorten the route t.
sfanitt,ba, Monta,,n and the Black Hills. TIE
work Ia llclng dune by the Western Minnesota
la1toal, wlril IT, in faet, but M ofIshoot Of the
Northern Pacific.
, 1877-07-21

rate of wages IN thta ruah. ard ahnwed that
they RIO ,ot receive cno1Eh to inc';t the aett,al
daily Necessities ~ singh. men. and The married
t'nrs arr, nf ctA,rEe. IN mitch wfrse ct,n!itrn
SDot m Monday T., The time !xc, far the ftrfkr
10 take tlar'. i.tllfs* tx. demands Ut the tntr
arc cn1nhin with. a,nl 1t is understood tfit: re-
..tiver Vi the roa'l |ias been tptiticd to that c!-
feet.
TIE TafkDKs.
SYRACUSE, y. T.. July A.-Thc merchant
ta!Ioss havr resolved 10 no longer employ n,ctn-
bcrs Of tito Tailors' Cnion.
, 1877-07-21

THK SULTAN TALKS OF kxsIoa1H0,
s1SaAA, July "a special FROM Constantt-
nople sa5s 1t Is publicly stated that tie Sultan
thinks Ut abdlcating n favor Of Youasef Izzed-
aia' aon Of the late Sultan, Abdul Ax!z, with
WHOM he l. frequently In con&esoncs.
An AaRExNEAr.
LONDON, July ga dispatch from Pesth
announces that PTince Gortschakoa has entered
nto formal engagement that the Dauubian
Rtnstpalltics shall not participate ia the war
, 1877-07-21
l}LOt)DSlIEl).


-. - ,,,.--
arc ouartcsc,l IN the railroad slop.. Ihrrc
otIcr y,tnpancs art. Expected during thc night.
The strikers arc still Ia the yarf. bu' everybody
/. .,,tn. ~ i. fcarct1 ti,rrf will h. tnn,n
h, GM,Ie'i ,,rt,x .e ann shu,,tl ,hc rou,nanv
.aaan.t l., nnttlr tr.tns .Inrtn thc,c :. rr,nt
aneceeu y .n Rat.r, 'rs ro,st, H. .,t iii
danger ol thcff bclng WFerkc'. 80 thoFt WI
bo made to move trains hhtii all ample
force has arrived tn pr1tcct volunteers
gDtnE tn work. Considerable feeling Ia c1-
pressed against the Sheriff for Ealing on
the uovcrnnr for trsmps. Affidavit, have
statinc tint M violence or unlawful nrts bal
Iccn ,T7,mn,f1trd nnt1 nnn, wrrc contcm plated,
'ee' ~'''''s'- -mr n' -, ] I,ru.r1A
r ~ "h' ~ ns.o- -. I'll. tt,.t,otc ri
toLGAnGs, ~ 'Hlv -'.-Ano - " ~ .sxtt. H.
tfalnh ~ NEWARK III cbneeiuchrc I'll Wy attlhc
On lhe baltimore ~ ONO enletihue7. ~" Hex"s
tratus have been permitted 10 20 our ~ 1aT'
THROWN HEAD pohEM0*T.
mnH tr0tn tho country WHO attempted n
fire engine No. rs out, Ens thrown heal i0rG-
n,nxt frnrn y ~ mrl. t,nrk ff,ptnc. 'cite fs the
Muss noM ."nte' ,1. s"s , in u,ai @
un,r '1nt"a..S ~ .,ss .,,t 1,,,t wn.e .s,.,naT
tra'ns nttcHptco - " ~. uuss ''u' "e'e 1'oP's"'
tIu."rsnE;s. .;a
1t Is reported ihat toFpcuocs nave beeu put
OH the track ut st1nc pttnts Tor the alleged
, 1877-07-21

I71F NTs1V1E I zEVF1sV -
eT. Loris, July D.-A meeting Of the Gen.
eral Freight Agents Of roads running East front
81. Louis was held here to-day, at whcl, the
matter of cutting rates was pretty fully dis
cusscd. aud It was agrlcd by all tllat 1t should
lc stopped. and the rates established July =
should bc restored md adhered to.
, 1877-07-21
RELATIONSHIP OF BRAIN AND STOMACH

NLLH 1IUN3IHF Ut OHH1H HNU STVHHLH
!" esosc onc. indeed. They arc connected h1
that wonGrnus etnste link the ryn,patht lie nerve,
which communicates the abnormal scn.atIons OF
ttc or7an Of dE7estton 10 that Of thought Sna. II
tigcsinn I. tfsorderrtl. tho bran being the great
focal point af The nervous rystcm all the nerves
nso in rnmc degree stfcctctl. The main ran.e OF
nervous t'nnhle !. impaired digestion, and that fs
ntna''r tr'Hinced BY wcaxness of the stomach
H"rtcttes'A Stomach f:!tterA rrcsiacs this. and
osefcn:'ch nervous debility by infuslng Increased
energy Into the operation Of The organs Of nutr1
lion. Through thu agency oi this bcne1cent ton|c
M. nHly arc tho nerves yita.c but the entire or.
Eanlsn acquires vlgor aud regularity,