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Evening star., 1877-07-30
The Railroad situation

The strike is now broken TO the extent that
trains guarded by government troops are
now running again over the main trunk
lines. That the labor troubles are ended yet
Is net SO clear. ON The lines where the COM
panies have made no terms with their en-
ployes there Is a good deal of bad blood ex-
listing, and troubles may possibly break out
again as soon as military protection is with
drawn from the roads. ON lines like the New
York Central, the Northern Pennsylvania,
and the Baltimore and Potomac roads, where
8 COOL feeling has been maintained between
the companies and the employees, there Will
probably be nc further hitch in the running
of trains II is probable that on the other
roads an amicable understanding will be
reached speedily between the directors and
the men. so that freighters and passengers
can feel secure in using them. As Ii is, a
good many nervous travellers hesitate about
going west over these lines while the present
bitter hostility exists against the roads.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

cratic powers when ne forbade the working
on % b0l / meeting the o,heT night. He
certainly bat no right whatever u do this
although be doubtless believed his action
justified in view of the violence which night
follow. Ia New York the authorities freely
gave tie communists permission TO hold "a
meeting IL one OF the public squares, taking
necessary precautions tOpTevent turbulence.
Ihe gathering was a decidedly tame affair
SO much 50 as 10 discourage any further de-
monstraiionS. Had the authorities endeav-
ored 10 prevent such a meeting from being
held, riot aud bioodshei would very likely
have been the result.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

All wars are cruel, but OF modern conflicts
HE Russo Turkish war seems TO be exception
ally 20. a telegram says that In q late en-
Eage'nent the Turks murdered the Russian
y SOunced, cutting of their heads and mutila-
.is wen IN fearful manner. On the other
hand the Russians are Accused M Terrible
outTsges committed in TurhI.b TOWNS which
ksNe ialien into their hands. Batveen the
SossacAs and the Bsshi- Bozouks the war is
1eas ~ unusually revolving one,
Evening star., 1877-07-30

Tire New York Tribune establishment
when besteged by a mob some years ago,
ClelUged the crowd with hot water IN allopa-
ihic doses. the result Of which was that the
disOrleriieS retired. The Chicago Tribune
suggests that every manufacturing estab-
lishIrert possessing a boiler should see that
a hose attachment is made thereto. a. there
Is Nc, mo5s,er on earth who would qui etIy y
stand aLd Re parboiled IN the defence of any
priuciTle or the protection Of any supposed
right
Evening star., 1877-07-30

There seems 10 be growing opposition to
ihe use OF postal cards among post office OIL
cials, who think IL the duty of the govern
ment 70 see that the receipts OF the Post Ugice
department should exceed its expenditures.
Postmaster James, OF New York, is repre-
sented as saying that they are enphaticaIly
a nuisance and cause falling OF in the sale
OF ordinary postage stamps of 81 600 day.
And yet the cards cannot be regarded as a
nuisance by the public, whose purchases. IN
New York alone average $3.50 a day. The
community regards the cards a very great
convenience, and, without reference TO the
effect of their use upon the revenues of the
department, will not consent TO their abol-
jShrnf Mt.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

The Russians are making steldy = advances
towards ConstantinOple. The reports of
Turkish victories in late fighting are not
confirmed. They seem 10 have originated in
ConstantinOple.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

When IN Congress, Blue Jeans Williams,
now governor OF Indiana, stood shoulder to
shoulder with his cOmpatriOts who de-
bounced the use OF federal troops in interfer-
Ing with the domestic affairs Of the states A
few days ago he virtually acknowledged his
inability 10 put down the disorders in his
state, by requesting the Secretary of War to
place federal troops In Indiana subject 70
his orders. The governor must be rather
hicx-beaded not to know that mis- requisi-
lion for aid should have been addressed TO
The President. with the statement of three
taets, viz:-First. the existence of domestic
violence IL Indiana; second, that he was
unable 10 suppress such violence; and third,
that the legislature could not be convened in
lime 70 meet the eemergency. In consequence
OF the lniormality % bis request il could not
Of course, be granted.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

GREAT REDUCTION IN SUMMER
~ CLOTHING
Gents Linen Goats, Sl.25, 81 50, 81;
Gents Linen Pants, IS. 81. TO al So;
Boys 80 Linen Suits, Sl!O:
s. Cass. Pants now 81 and $3.50;
Cass. Suits from IS TO SIS:
Cause :. irts BIC. Is, 33 to 75c
Dress Shirts &c. rs to 0l 50;
Jean Draws, 25c 81 TO 81;
S2.5e Striped Alpaca Coats, 81;
81 50 Boys Striped Alpaca Goats, now 75c.
Sra Hafs at any price.
J.W. SELBY'S, J914-1S16 Pa. are,
jy27-tr Between 10Th and 2Dth Bts.
Evening star., 1877-07-30
FOR SALE.


A 800 PIANO, var -sr;oc "a q uss.d 6ve months
~ EoR sAlE for SSN cash, with Strsl
aud Cover. - ss3 street. between O. skf--f7-rs
and u SIT, cts northwest. l..s ST III kft
E'ok sHLE-kt bargain, - excellent fsm Iy
u 10 RSE, Feutle, sound, AID 10 fricSs ~
Aypls Isos G srr7stH NV. JYEE' %CS
EUB SALE-C CFE4 PA Tor BUGGY IN zV..I.
Il !cnt Tt pair. = cDermoft = 4. AXE. Ia S-RR
Qui.f A. Nhkhtl VAS shoe store. 6rOS~SCes-sS
sth st, OFT site Patent Ofice. N7'-sntt SE@Nf-
L. RSALE-CHFFP-Th Ones stci 80 ,ji-e
Il Two seate5 Ph hEToSS wish shausn ENR,
snc pole aud shifting TOP. al complete SSrC-g<SS
maze in New jersey = tire hest seasa ~ ~
timber, ~ AIlisos Majors Livery Stable. Y IaaO
street nCrthWesf wN n 81 IATFN
J. IF No. 1t25 pennsylva1Ea aVa.nn
EoR SALE-A GREY HORSE. suitable f1- IA
or family u-e eight year I'D; warrant ~ -
el sonnd Acc gentle, aLu ally sold for u.ur JSN
.tuse- INQUIRE a. kIESSNER MATES NSS
III 7th street. ras e.
EoR SALE-A EooA road MAHK, Wg6t OR
Tas2e snd Harness. will sell chasp ~.
herly ~ PUMPHkEfS Stable, q street, 10y
between a. and efk - -
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
Il ByB. Ii. wARNER 4 90

EOR BEET-
By B. IL. wARNER Co
bkhINARD n. NAENkE. kpWIN a. MCINTYRE.
e1e street northwest, OPP. Hzsoaie Temple.
No. 1870 Vernon. avenue Is r. "a i...-.----- sIa
10 III u = nv, > az M t....-.-.... 20
No Ia3. tlfh 81. nv, by., sto., sN - ..---- G.
10 I'D A. p - Nv br., sto lU = sll IN S
No S43 Capitol, new, 10 r., m. t...... -
Nc Is2I II - trick ~ro., r.. NJ -. -
10 xsss 81 e., L re-, N ..-.---.... 81
10 SOOo l4tb 81 Nv II r.. all m L-.-....--. -
70 - - - u.-., IL re- al m. -..--...-------
no I9<N = - NV. by. $50, r. M. i....-.. ~
No. as y =. n brick. R--pry, M -. -
NO. lt2f q Il NV, br.. sto, all IN g.. -
NJ 2o6 3tb st e, br s sto. -, ali i...-- -
Nos. loo. 1l2 4th 81. Sc. br so, H., N e.
No Sb1 II 81. br., story Z rooms -
No 100 loiQ 81. br.. story rooms -.... q
no 1852 stn - NJ, Or. story, rs. n. ... IS
Nos. I228 123O : II NV, br., J. ~ IN. e.. ~
No 1n22 tsth 81 br., sto ..----.-.-... -
k,s I232 - 10Th st- nv. fr ? sto, - .... p
n. SI5 New Jersey sv. nv. rs, water %
steTt snd dwelling sth sDd R I ave W., rs. isS5
No % perpes st., hr., rs.. -. .-... l.
Nos. Is21 23 18Th 81 " frame, sta-. rs... Is
No. S12 latr 81 brick, rs, water, &C.. is
No. 2Ios 18th Z NV, rooms --..--.--..-....-. II
Store sIS 10th street northwest --.... ....... 10
tcrntr 18th and B sts Q nav, room ns..........
EFOR RtNT- AlsO, = large number pf other
homes frll liSt Of which be sa-a our OsiCes
FOR SALE We are Offering numei Gus bargs o.
intcuses and lots iarge and small s~i " luld Re
IlFssd Z see parties desiring ho loosinE f1r
inves'm nts q
Evening star., 1877-07-30
;. RailrOad Reform, >,

TrdeT this head sn influential western
jOurnal-the Cincinnati GGzeite-says these
are tbe times when the water is TO be
squeezed out or railroad stocks. Where the
stock has been sunk out of sight, and all
effort To pay anything on IL has long ago
ceased, IL can EOt be counted in the question
of wages. But there is no part of the public
that wants TO see wages OF railroad opera
tives gauged by the requirement 10 Pay divi-
dends or stock which has been watered up TO
more than 100 per cent on the capital put in,
as some bas been, nor on stock swelled TO
double 10 Ray some contracting ring, nor to
pay dividends on even the legitimate stock
when the legitimate earnings of the road
have been diverted byt left hand to freight
Companies, express companies, sleeping and
palace car companies, grain warehouse com
panies, equipment companies. and all sorts
OF companies, by which the railroad mana
gers grow rich. while the stockholders and
operatives grow poor.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

The prospects of the MacMahol party in
The contest with the republicans at the COM
ing election in France. are not hattering
There was, the other day, "a member OF the
general council TO be elected in the depart
ment of The Rhone, and the governments
Candidate, VI. ChevalieT, wss defeated by the
republican candidate, NJ. Varambon, by 3,s15
votes against 1S4.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

as usual the gubernaiOriAl contest IN Mas
saChuseits this fall will be Triangular one
The democrats, IL Is believed, will select
their candidate from list OF four names,
Charles Francis Adams. Ex-Governor Gas
ton, Mayor Prince, of Boston, and Judge 40
bott. A Boston correspondent, looking over
the field, is inclined,tO believe that ex-GOv-
eTnor CASTOR VIII be selected. The Prohibi-
tiOnlsts, VINO have gained in strength since
last year, have already called a Convention
of their own, and will make a lively fight
should the republicans nominate Gov. Rice.
who Incurred their displeasure by vetoing
Their liGuOr bill last sprisg. Two persons
are named in connection with the prohibI-
iiou candidacy-John I. Baker. their stan
daTt bearer last year, and Weudell Phillips
The two prominent names mentioned for the
republican nomination are those OF Gov
Rice and Hon. John ID. Long, Speaker of the
State House Of Representatives. The demo-
Gratis base their hopes of success on the with
drswal from the republican ranks of large
1einforcements for the prchi ibitionists. The
republicans are said to be pretty unaai-
mOusly IL favor OF the Presidents policy
Senator HOar, who viii preside at the con-
ventiOn TO b. held In WUrce ter, in Septem-
her, Will doubtless indOrse the policy and AT
pres ent there seems TO be no indications that
there Will be division or sentiment on this
POINT.
Evening star., 1877-07-30
FOR THE HOT WEATHER.

FULL LINE OF NUNS CLOTH ALPACAs.
IIHEkS, SERGES AND DRAP DETE SACK
COATS
Plus srG Black TLANNELs, CHEvIOTs and d.
WHITE DUCK VESTS.
GeniI.neD ard Boys TRAVELLING SUITS, UL-
STEERS, &C, &C.
I be above, together with a large line OF BOYS
CLoJHlNG, will be sold at very low prices for
cash
NOAH WALKER a. co..
JyG-1 62J Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

rOOL Ii y g.
~ LAGER BEFR af SIC dozen.
CATAWRA WINE at 81 rs gallon
TABLE SHERRY at So gallon
LEMONS Ut 2Oc. dozen.
SWEET LEAF TEA at gOc ponnd.
&. WITMER,
IyN tr 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

r. A y T / o N
All persons are hereby cautioned against BUYING,
selling, dealing trafcking in using any Hottie
or Bottles bearing the following mark marks viz:
X. A. Sbibn, GeOrsetOwn, d. G"
Palmer Green, Georgetown, c." or
IS. G. Palmer, Georgetown. ID. c.
Each battle bearing in addition the following:
" This bottle s sold" "This bottle ney or
sold, under the penalty Of act of Congress
tilted .'kn act protect the ufacturers
era ster in the District Of Coluu ba and for other
purposes" approved July 18th, 1865.
SAM,L G. PALMER,
50 Green street,
gS24u Georgetown, ID q.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

Kelley : Just as certain as the craziest OF
these currency tinkers,' says "a Philadelphia
paper, chat the present turbulent and peril
Gus cOEditiOn OF the country is attributable
10 the fact that Congress didn't pass his in
COniTOveTtiOle bond BILL and adds with as
tOnishrneut, '.and yet this man once had
sense enough TO make watch cases"
Evening star., 1877-07-30
LOST AND FOUND

LOC % ~ IL w ~
L OST-On street northwest, between 7th and
4 =. .G,E ~ sSreets, one pair GOLD SPEC
IACGES, IN bltck ca>e hb~Tal rex ~
ward g'Nei II lef' AT 200 III street northwest ls'
1 STA Red Rus~ia LEATHER Memoir lNDUN
- tOok, C Dntainiug pers, notes, a., of use
except 10 the o ner. liberal re <ard vii he paid
u the same is returned to 4. III. MILLER, 328 ~
Il tet northwest. jy.O 81
0sT-oa Saturday somewhere bstwce vii
. lsId Hotel and 800 til strest, small RO LL
of BILLS; The finder will Re suitably rewarded
b, leaving the zane NJ Ro IN %, Core 1ra1 bu ding
between u aid or and ~ . IN. Iy30 ST.
oST-Three PROMIs,CRY N0rEs, dated
IL Sept 7th, ls7S, Cra~n by Mary O. Phillips to the
order 4 Stanley Jones, Trust.e, and by him rn-
rs two for $500 each, and one for 5000 due in
enc; tHG and three year. respectively; occurred by
deed OF trnst on lot No. square 6T6. All pers ms
are cautioned agai st pu chasing negotiating the
same, a. pay inert has b -eu ped
JySJ-I B. ". kEfSER, 500 7th street.
/ OST-One of Herrirgs SAFE KEYS. The
- tnd'r will be sniraby rewarded -
by leaving II at 1907 y street north @o-04
west. jyG-2t y ~
I OsT-A large black leather POCKET BOOK,
II cODts ming Sl+o in cash three $50 aud seven
teen S5 billsD; al. a check OF III. B. MOutOn for
Sl52 able a. Metro polls Savings Bank endorsed
TO and 10y p Is Stilsol, and letters and papers con.
tanning the name and address Of the owner ANY
persun who y i'll deliver the above ar Metropolis
Savings Bank, or to p. B. STILsON No. 482 La
aVenne' VIII De well rewarded. JyS IT.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

Issue on the lst and 18th OF each month - But
letln OF ali perty for sale ami rent on NJ books,
which be had application at my ors CO or will
be sen: by mail II desired
Lpd1lS
SO 900, 81 900, and $500 al PER cent.
auction Sues.
On MONDAY, July 3Oth, Al q T. m. D St, be-
tween New .rs"y ave. ard : Capitol It
ON THURSDAY, August 81, at q ?. m, q street, +,
between l3r A1d lith SIS. NV.
On FRIDAY. bugusr 3i, 4 unfinished hOusesI a.
V H., So betge eeb l3h and An -tE l. " j25 :
Evening star., 1877-07-30

CLARETS AND LIGHT SUMMER
- WINES
We have large supply CLARETS and LIGHT
WINES on hand and will sell them chaap for cash
Extra GOLDEN CAThWBA, sweet or dry, on; "
81 Is gallon. ~ '
REEDS SONS,
iyl0-tr 1916 r Street N0rfkt-es,,
Evening star., 1877-07-30
HABLE BROTHERS,
FINE TAILORS AND OLOTHIERS.
jy5O TT Corner Serenth and N S,re-,s.

NASHINGTON, ". c.. July L. Is77-
w NdyT- Dear SU:-For three years past .
renter Of our community had been suffering from
1N-repsia Obtaining no relief from the prescri o.
on- OF physi. ians he was iuduced try the effect
= your "Bitttrs' After tskiT the fourth bot.I Ia
he was cured. ACADEMY OF THE s. III OF
Nahf. For sale 4J6 61s ST sw jy2sSts
Evening star., 1877-07-30

E'OR RENT-By
:. H WALKER, $50 Louisians avenue
IOs Pa ave Sc u rooms, W ater snd CAS-. : 60
III East antol street, IA rooms. Ater aud gas 40
ltIS and 1918 81. NV, 10 rooms all impS--. IS
IS.t.S and I:b3s Sh It. w, 4teT and Is
IIo3 ana 100 TN s.. " store, and i'm e5
SI2 81 II. NV, store and c. 2j
s3 Ieirees ct, rOU Ins, al i'm pros eneuts s,, p
S23 9lh -. NV, II rooms and i'm qrOyem-nts.. 50
jyT-lW.
I UTTRELL & BURFORD,
h Jos 4 streot, opp. General Posi- 0fice
Houses for Rent
Nc. SO4 b ST., store and ar, all mod innpa- $50
No .Os East Capitol ST, 20 ms, sll see. ~
No. street northwest. rooms, mod. !Tsps... Is
No. 6Os street northwest, Office rooms al
ali prices.
RO1Gses JOT Sale ami ELchqngs.
We offer a list of Pro rerty, both improved and
unimprOved, which can be sold At 7 " figures. and
on terms 70 suit. Also, two fine houses exchange
for small property.
900 In sumo to SUIT, eight per cent. iyls-tr
EOR hEHT-Ho. li3 n 81. n w, m. i...-... $40
Il Do. I5iI eth It. NV , m - %
Do. l3oe 7th It. n.w.,m.f
sOh SALf-No. otl Mass- ave. T. ul....--..--...2 go
DO. 1909 1th 81. .. W w............-........7 zoo
Do. Email Farm. l rs, foCr miles from city.
Do. or rent-SQuare Ground northern part of city
CHAs. A. APPEL,
Jesu NO zS2 Louisiana svenue.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple of N lie Lenor-
V1 mand, Paris, the Attest Planet Reader in
America, can be consulted Q, her house, No 23f
corner 8! and ID streets northwest. street cars
pass the door. je26 6wH
Evening star., 1877-07-30

GOING TO CLOSE THEM OUT
AT ONCE.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

The cheapest anA best fuel fer cooking purposes
/ warm weather is COKE. 1t is also yalu able for
ttaW purp ses Now that there is prt sptct of con
~ ued scarcity of coal in the arket in conseouenCe
- The sirlfe of the canal bDatmeu, IL would be we'll
fr r. Isons wishing cheap fuel supply themseIves
I'm CONE at TIE Office Of the WASHINGTON
ths LIGHT COMPANY. No. 4l3 10th street
IoTfbwest Still sold At the recent low rate A. . 81
for load OF forty bushels. and 81 as for load OF
city. ,yes -
Evening star., 1877-07-30
LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
10 ATTRACTIVE GOODS! 10
SMYRNA AND TORCBON EDGES, very scarce
and desirable, Just received at
DAVIS,
SI9 Market Space,
Corner sth street.
Evening star., 1877-07-30

ALPACA COATS, ALPACA COATS.
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
MUST CLEAN THEM OUT
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-06
HISTORY or suuTI CAROLINA.

HISTORY on SNt'lrI CAROLINA.
The work viii rmh.ace complete
history Of tho G;ntH fGon t3o first discoy-
cry Of the soil; the settlement of tho terri
tory at different periods; tho history Of
the State under the Proprietary Govern
ment, under the loyal Government, and
through the Revolutionary period, or to
the close of the Revolutionary war.
The movements Of tho several Wing
military chiefs nre accurately traced and
the several battles fought during the
Revolution are minutely described
The whole will make book of moro
than 700 pages of the size of
Stephens History Of the United States. ltwill
be printed on good paper, with clear type,
and bound in substantial cloth. To sub
scribers the book will bo delivered for
Four DOLLARS per copy.
Persons desiring to canvass for the
work are requested to communicate with
the author at Yorkville, s. c., for terms,
&c. r. LATHAM.
Yorkvillo, s G., August, 1877.
sep 8-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-06

Ex-President Jefferson Davis
contributes to the Southern Histors-
cal Society Papers a paper on the
famous "Peace Commission. He
replies to certain statements made
by Hon. r. M. r. Hunter in the
Philadelphia Times, on Che "Hanp-
ton Roads Conference and pro-
duces a recent letter from Hon, J.
p. Benjamin and the original draft
OF instructions TO the Peace Com
mission. 1ss. g,g
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-06

F'x-Sepator 1lsynS, of Aiken, II q
tailor, and takes no stock il the
Liberia movement. They don't
wear clothes out there. s5.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-06
Charleston Advertisements.

CHARLESTON, S. C.
DROMPr attention given to the sale
l. Cotton, Peas, Corn, Rice and Pro-
ducc OF all kinds.
Merchandise bought free Of commits
zion. Being on the spot, and thoroughly
posted Oh prices, can guarantee large
saving to buyers of merchandise.
Agent at Charleston for State Limo
Ocean Steamships between New York,
Glasgow, Liverpool, London and all parts
Of Europe.
References: Bank of Charleston; JAS
Adger Co.. Ch aries ton, $. G.
sept Ok 3m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-06
PROSPECTUS.


90 soon as q sufficient number of sub
Dscribcrs N" sucu,ei 10 warrant the
enterprise. propose rnnI,sGinga
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-06
A SILHOUETTE STORY.
By Il SEPTUAGENARIAN
ARTIST

A Relic Of Curious and Almost For
gotten Art Wonderful Picture of the
City Troop--The Old Mans Remini-
SCIENCES of Distinguished Men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-06
Lamnr Riaes.

The Lamar Rifles held an important
business meeting last night Mt their
armory, which was presided over by
General Cabell. Second>Lieutenan
Fawcett was promoted to the position
of first-lleutenant, and Mr.. Il. Biz.
mingham was elected to that Of
secOn dlieutenant. After the meeting
the company was reviewed by General
Cabell. Nearly all OF the embers Of
the company were present The La,
mars are preparing to visit Austin to
compete in the prize drill, and judging
from their past and present prof.
cheney 1t will be star drilled company
indeed that carries the prize away
from them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-06
TuRoo-RUssIAN WAR.
the hassians Gradually ualiag HEAD
Way wish Designs OF Crssaiaw sne
haikans this wintes--sorvla's Trim
ming DringH ner Inlo nlslayer.

Noon Associated preaa Raportl
LONDON, November s The deten.
ton OF raile for railways an contfaba nd
OF war II removed .. q
Adv oes from Constantlnople indi.
cate change In the ministry IN the
interest OF peace. N.
The Russians were repulsed Ia an
assault on Plevna from the east The
lons was considerable, hut II 10 sup.
pose the attack was a demonstration
70 mask " Russian movement 10 eatab
lieh themselves on the sofia road.
There IL much discount In RJumR.
MA concerning the war There IL
hardly family In Goldova which has
not lost u relative The strength OF
the Roumanian army was sent into
the Held NJ the beginning Of the war.
some companies have now only one
officer, aud as there are no reserve Off.
oers TO replace those who have been
Killed, the army IL demoralized. After
the engagements Of the 10th Of 0cto~
ber tue RonmAnianH threatened 10
mutihy N any further attempt 10 lend
them 70 certain death was made.
A special dispatch from Vienna to
the Times, says recent Russian sue
cesses have renewed war agitation In
Servla, but 80 Indifferent to Servia's
attitude are the Russians now, that
he report ia current that Prince Kara.
georgotoh, the Servla pretender, has
been invited TO visit the Russian head |
quarters and was well received there. |
whether this IL true or not, IL IL GER |
tain that Servia's trimming has spoiled |
her position with Russia, Turkey and |
the great powers alike, and she IL like |
ly to commit herself to some desper-
ate measure la an effort TO retrieve
herself. Russian official bulletins re-
port continued progress on plevns, Or
obanie and L0vatz roads. Setoin aud |
Turklsver are occupied by infantry |
aud cavalry, and cavalry detach.
ment has penetrated Yablanitza pass
In pursuit OF retreating Turks. A
turkish force, numbering between
5000 aud 1000 men, from south of the
Balkans, attacked a Russian force at
South Elevae. After three
hours lighting, the Turks retreated,
leaving 100 dead and many wounded.
A large body Of Russians are massed
At Turnova and reinforcements are
pushing forward with the supposed de-
'ign of crossing the Balkans this win
Ter.
A dispatch to the Times from ST
Petersburg says: "Che idea Ia gaining
ground here that perhaps the war may
% II ished this year. Certainly
great effort will be made, and 1t IL
believed that In the event of
success, Russia will demand free pas
'age 81 the straits Bosphorus and
he autonomy OF northern Bulgaria,
inder some German prince, with o
guarantee OF power.
A special dispatch from Constanti-
1ople to the Standard says: ut is
from Orohinoa, on the aus
!hority of Russian prisoners, that Gen
'ral Gonrko was wounded during the
'ecent fighting and has since died.
N0rE-This Is improbable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-06
Novel mode or Cap.ur,pr wna,e.

New York Times; The brig Henry
Trowbridge, which has done duty in the
mercantile merine for number of
years, sailed yesterday on "a whaling
expedition to South Atlantic. She has
been reitted by Messls. Morrison IL
Brown who placed her under command
of Captain Cannon, an old whaler.
Her tonnage is 1912 and by removing
the forward house and chain.house she
attains q capacity of 1000 barrels OF
oil. Her crew consist of twenty-five
men, and she is provided with three
boats The method of securing the
whales by this crew is q novel one. In
stead of the old fashioned lance, q shaft
provided with loaded bombshell is
used, which when it enters the carcass
of the whale, explodes, and causes
instant death. The carcass is then
hauled on board and cut up.