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severe ixlllinx.

Severe fighting still occurs between the
russians and Turks. kilograms from
Constanflnople state that the Russians at
lacked the fortified positions of the Turks
at Azizie at IA. III. on the 9Th inst. Tho
turks fought with great valor and sue
ceeded in repulsing the Russians and pur-
sung them four or five miles. The Russi-
ans lost large quantity of arms and am.
a'''hstloh' but only few prisoners. On
the same day the Turks attempted to land
near Altelnitza, but were repulsed with
great loss.
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Governor Yanearlt. Of Rhode Tel,

Governor Vangardt, of Rhode Island,
issued this thanksgiving proclamation.
which Is one OF the briefcst on record =
Il appoint Thursday, the 10Th, Us Thanks
giving Day. and request the people Of this
State to assemble in their houses. for public
worship. and return thanks to God for his
tender mercies and loving kindness. And
may those who are blessed with abundance
give literally to the poor"
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- General Sherman went before the
House committee the other day and adyo-
Gated increasing the army to forty thou
sand enlisted men. lie also said that il
the army was reduced it should be by cut
ting down the number Of regiments, and
not the rank and file.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

The magnitude of the Democratic VIC
tory In Pennsylvania is apparent when it is
remembered that ut the last election the
State went nearly 5000 Republican, and
the year before over 10000. The Republic
cans have evidently held their own every.
whcrc save In Pennsylvania Iad.pesdea,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Tne House Committee Opposed tn
Military Increase.
A"e HOUSE Democrats Defeated IN
IN Important Measure.

o"eiI'"ii al" VlarIcrmaSter General
Meiggs. both Of whom zealously advo.
Gated provision for maximum military
force. Of 1000 men. and undertook r.
demonstrate the necessity of a force as
great as that to be used as n means OF de-
fence along our Indian. Mexican and Brit
ish borders. and also as a police force tor
the protection of millions Ofdollars worth
OF Government property on the seaboarJl.
The subcommittee have agreed upon ap-
preparations to sustain force of 10000
men. In reaching this conclusion, thew
were Influenced by an official statement
showing there were not more than fiat
number Of men in the army during all the
active operations Of the past Summer.
There is no change in the corps of the
general field, line and staff officers recon-
mendcd. 1t is reported in the appropria-
tons for the next fiscal year that the army
Will be reduced to 1900 men. with
scheme for the reduction &C the number of
officers. The advocates of this reduction
Say that before the war, the army was only
5000 strong.
CHICAGO. November 0.-The vote in the
House to-day makes it certain that the
army cannot be reduced this session below
5000. So the Republicans. assisted by the
Texas delegates, hive carried the first vital
bill of the session.
WAsHINGTON. November l0.-The House
Today again defeated all amendments for
reducing the army. the Republicans and
Texas delegation combining for the pur-
pose; but finally. Clymer offered an amend
nent that four full regiments of cavalry be
stationed on the Texas frontier, providing
hat the full army shall not exceed 10000
men. The Texans then changed tactics. |
'oted Tor the amendment and carried it BY
III to III.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-One hundra., md
thirfy-seven new Mormon converts arrived
Yesterday, together with twelve m;ssiona-
ries who made the 1900 converts that
landed here from Europe last year
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The public debt statement for October
shows decrease of 81. 236. ;54. 80. and the
following balance in the Treasury: Cur
rency. Sl5.950.632; special funds for the
redemption Of fractional currency, So.
500; special deposit Of legal tenders for the
redemption Of certificates of deposit, $780,
520.0O0; coin. Sl3,O22. S43. including coin
certificates. S33,6l3. 200; outstanding legal
tenders. 1851. 400. S92.
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REVISED Statutes Of the u1n,...,

n~~
revised Statutes OF the United state.
me new edition of the revised statutes
OF the United States will probably be ready
lor the printer by the first of next Jann,rv
ine secretary Of State has authority for
ordering fifteen thousand copies to he
printed at the government printing Office
ana 1t is expected that they can be gotten
ready for delivery by next May. This
eu'''oh VIII cover all laws, with the rey;s-
ions made by Congress, Incorporated down
10 tne iorty-fourth Congress. 1t will in
I,"ue ''.e artlcies Of Confederation, the
declaration Of Independence. the Orli.
nance OF l7S7 and the Constitution If 81.
United States. with foot notes REFERRING 70
the decisions of the federal courts thereon
These additions will vastly increase tho
value Of the volume to all who NAV have
occasion to use it, and will be especiallv
appreciated by the legal profession.
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Man and Wife Murdered.

-CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-An unknown
person entered the house of f.. s. McVey.
toll-gatc keeper on Circlevillc pike. six
miles north of Chil'icothe. Ohio. last night,
shot McVey through the heart. and his
wife through the head. killing both instant
ly. \ little girl. the only other occupant
of the house, hearing the shooting. jumped
out of bed and escaped The murderer.
after ransacking the house for plumber, set
it on fire and e capped TO th. woods.
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The Flood or Rills

-" AsHINGroN, October 3O.-Nearly $40
o'iis ana Joint resolutions were introduced
IN the House yesterday. The number Is
totally unprecedented in its history. No
more than 2oo were ever before presented
in single day.
IVY AsHINGToN, October 3O.-The flood
OF DIS in the House necessitate,l an ad-
)ournment till Thursday to give the CLERKS
q chance TO read and clear the dockets.
une member introduced thirty bills. The
olaer members were most prolific of bills
showing that those measures introduce.l
carry have the best chance of pass,ve
several bills cover forty to sixty pages of
manuscript. ~
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Heavy Turk iSh Draft.

-COSsTANTINOPLE, November lit is
officially announced that 22G,OOO men are
to be Immediately called out for active
service. The majority Of these are men,
beers of the reserve. The draft will leave
:3S;,3. 600 members Of the reserve.
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Christian IscrSecutiOnS.

DR.. S. J. Russell, a prominent physi-
elan and highly esteemed citizen of Bell
county. Texas, was recently taken from
his house. stripped and given one hundred
lashes because he was an infidel or tree
thinker. They also put up notice saying
that they would hang or burn any person
who should hereafter preach the doctrine
in that county.
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PleYna Must SuccusDb.

-LONDON. November9.-Thec conviction
is strong that Plevna cannot hold out much
longer. Osman Pasla's men are deserving
in large numbers on account Of privations
and ha,1lsllips. The Russians have field
telegraph line completely around Plevna,
so that they can concentrate Immediately
on any point attacked.
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New Minister to Englamll

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-JOhn Welsh.
nominated for minister to England, was
president of the board of finance OF the
Centennial Commission, and is a promi-
nent merchant of Philadelphia.
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Latest kilograms.

The lefty Channel.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-The
steamship, CITY of Bristol, drawing q feet,
nine inches, passed through the jetty chan
mel without detention. This is the deepest
draught that ever sailed from this port.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

Congress A1journs to Attend Horse
Raee-''Orphan HOme''-Adam's
Fanlly-H0n. Stanley Mat
theWs and his Hotel BILL
The Model Remnants
Ben Buffers Pro.
pOS0l to Anna
DickinSOn.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies' Goods.

We have 4 full line Of ladies' goods, embrace
ing as complete an assortment as can be found in
this market, all of which i. marked down a. a
very low per cent. Of profit. Old customers will
find us up to the times, aud new ones are invited
to call and examine goods and learn prices
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THE MINES,

which are located on Clark's Fork, ar, shawn nv
country. ~ "'S" All INC
,;r,. r"au 10 me mines will be opened in short
t,r, rom me Crow Agency, a distance OF only
nn.; mites, winch Will enable us to make con-
products OF our mines at least one huns,re ,n;l.s
nxarer market (Hason transportation Than ,nS
0 0n,e mines IN the Territory. The Con,pany
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

TN e.
IN alarm
sons hurl
found a Il
tie Fost(
were sOOl
was badly
near as q
bed in an
cigar, and
to the bed
and she b
fire got u
covered.
and even
Oftle ho1
escape, nd
that part |
gaously |
.tsA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-15

Announce to the public that the company I,
nov am organized upon fair and permanent basis
an Jaw . anu regulations concerning stock com
panie' have been complied with, Certificates of
s,o.X, sleek BOOKS, &c. have been procured; a
s,.i,'.i IWaer power with appropriate and
ready for operations "<"''s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
osNnaAL roRHrox Nxws.

France and Germany have presented reino,,.
ntfAnec# 70 thu Porte against TIM relra~o nj tin
nAionleA mnrdcrers.
0ambctta. thu French Republican loader,
has been fined a.000 francs and sentenced Ii
three months imprisonment for h. alleged In.
snltlng remarks Il I.ille. liz laa taken All ap-
pal TIA highcr court.
Another terrible disaster has occurred In tho
Engltrh channel. Two rhips, both i,rili.ll,
one from London tthe AsAlanche) fur New
Zealand. and thu other uhe Fnrest), from
London. for Now Turk, coiliiad On tho I'm
slish coast. and both founslsrcd. From tAe
Avalanche, which had crew " thirty two,
With nifty passengers only thu third officer and
two seAmen wcru saved, aud, from tho Forest,
which had cres Ut thirty-one. ard no f,Assc,i-
Rers, thc Captain, chief mate and seven sra-
mon escaped. Tho total number u tl,oss Win
peri~hed n niMely.siA.
News comcn that Horny N. EtAnley, the AZ.
tcAn explorer. has arrived On the west coast ii
Africa, after Troublesome journey Across the
conttnsnt along The limo u the i,uAlahA aud
Congo rivers. nsAnleya last letters Are dated
from EmbowA, Congo river, A,ig. 10. aud "a,
hr arrived n that point from Zanzibar Ann. 4
with only il5 sonls. and In IN awful condition
after tho long, terriLlc Journey through III.
heart Ut tho African continent.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
POLITICAL POINTS,

A correspondent II tho Clncinnati Ersnina
Times who interviewed President Hayes while
on ronte from Marietta 81 Fremont, Ohio,
asked Tho President how he came 10 construct
hls policy which MAS sccmIngly ~ II variance
with hin recent views while on tho stump III III.
lat guhernasoriai campaign. hid IL grow
upon him gradually ~ circumstances sscmed
10 require. The President replied ~ sollowS
"Wei, thosc views began 10 tAke form Ia Tho
words II my letter u acceptance. consid-
cred tho situation VI things In Tho South aAw
how impossible II seemed IN restore order, and
veAce. and harmony nav thu violence and
bloodsAcd Il their elections how whts llepub-
leans ~ we'll o. black wcre shot down during
their political contests, and | asked myself,
why |. II. and how long must this continue /
Those men down south, thu whisc educated
citizens, are ~ good men ~ you or I. They
Are Christians, not thieves, nor nt-throAt.,
nor bandits yet they ueu thesc things, and
Api'royc them, u they DO MT tak. part in
them. Why Il Il, And how long will thcy con.
Time while thinking thsse questions over.
my mind reverted 10 tho scene VI Tho war, and
tho Incident u the hattie u Cedar Mountain
came 70 mind. II wAa hArd.fouRht engage
mrnt, and for tims ~ could not tell how
Il would end. W. who werc In command
had determined tAat II certain movement
resulted In oIe way w would give certain
orders. but, II II resnlted otherwise, Differ
cnt orders wonM be given. with Our
feid.glAssua Nc were Watching tho coursc II
things. All II oncc AAw 4 con,nlolion In tho
thickesl ~ thu fray. thu artillery had gos 10
work, and we're throwing shells fast aud viii,
nnerring aim into the Solld ranks u the enemy,
Head. wcrc bcing blown from their boslirs,
arms aud legs torn frum their socLelr, and
2nui4 selt 10 one worid ~ thu other nnpru-
pared, and yet rstoiced and congratulated my
fcliow-oiicers that w we're victorious. How
could this bcl Why Was M Il was bscauss
W were Il war. That one word solved III ny
mind tho problem " tho south. Tho people
thnrc were II war. There waA conflict going
On. Tho social aud political relations II the
people wsre not natural, mot harmonious There
wsrs disturbing elements among them, and
while they existed or wesc uiAiniy aclivs there
would lS conflict IRt thu cAuses IL the co.l.
flcl ip removed and thero Will b. tcscs AMI
ultimately harmony and prosperity. I
But, said the reporter. i've DO not - much
dlspeatlon IN ths south 10 manifest iovtns
tsnos toward " n ths Nosth." TAs psssi.
lsae niidiy rssosssd Now - you has~ I
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railway train -n the ..rAAs Hurshssn sr~a
has lass avs,nlaasl,uA ihe extraordinary
sshiessmrnt VI making faa w iii nsll~s III
isrs minutes.
Nvsv A,sathsr siei.ss avf lhe Y ahlAs@issi
hitlshes. IN ihr International rnntsst tw.
TWEEN the American snd Misish ride tAms Il
the Cfvs~insoot sanrs, N~~ ipsh. shs inm~nss
Superiority - the ianksrs IN the nsr ~ the
lanr.taaNs riae WAS ats.ssrd by : nto~t rvrdi,-
allie siesery. The trains consisted II
tight msa IN \ slar, selected, after
ing and csr.tal practice. ~ The csark
mArk~,nen " their Respective connttse-. Thc
shooting lasted iwa days. each man dsins forty
Ave rhc.s M e.rh dAy's contest aftcen shats
u suu yards distance. fifteen Il nm yards. and
nftecn ai l.uo yards The following il the
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DOMESTIC INrzLLzozNcs.
iia.ist4saHs
IN -.

New York papers announce lAe failure os
Augusta DAILY, tho wcll.Anown theatrical man.
Agcr.
George y. spencer, United Htalcs Senator
from Alabama, M. married III New York, q
scw days Axo, 10 May NunsS, ! young actress.
farmer named Kitchens, With fonr ~op.
And two daughters, took refuge undcr tsec
during storm, near Ocosweluwn, Dol. The
trcs waa struck By lixhtninw, and thrce of the
shildrcn- two sona and one daughter. were In
ssAntly killed..
connterfsiter named Ilutchison was shot
dad q Tyrone, H., thu other day, by unItesl
Mates dctecttvo. whllo et,icAvortng 10 escape
William -. Tweed has given 10 tho public
through IN investigating committee os .l.e
New York Common Council, another chapter II
hIs history ot municipal rinss. According 10
BIZ story, he dlsbur~ed about e6oo.o0o IL %.
csve the passage through tho Legislature of
thu celebrated charter BY which liz was e,.
Abled 70 plumber the city. This money waa
furnished w various tssdc.msn and politician,
the Eric railway, through Jay tonid. conlrilul-
Ing considerable san,. ILL., gises tAs names
" number " memlers u Tho Legislature
who we're bribed u yute for thc charter. tAs
prsce for sotu. ranging frnm "a 0O0 IN tD0. Ooo.
Tweed charges explicitly that A. tsAAey Han,
tho Mayor. MAS tho most eAAcling of III tho
thieves IN tho rinH.
West.
Adviccs from Iowa And Illinois state that thu
buik of tlss corn crop II now beyond TIN danger
Of serious harm BY frost.
Tho Mormon Apostles hAvs chosen John
IAylos =. rrsAdsnt of ths Twelve md .ucccs1or
% Brigham Young, 70 b. assisted BY son u
tho dad Prophet, Daniel n. Wells aud Con.
gressman Cannon.
4 bloody chapter of eriaas comss 10 a. from
~ town " ~ Elmo, vayssss county, H.
~. John usolss, n sselnAbls aslseu 81 tAs
plaeA ree9nel hsne vilh ~ lamiiy, setes
= aabsoaee u ssvssA lAgA - 1eual tramp
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Tho Americans winning by ninety !, wo ,s,l,,

Tho Americans winning BY ninety.two points.
fresiden. Hayes dropped Into Cincinnati on
Saturday evening. tho i5.h Inst, and WAS Ac-
corded hearty reception. After the formal
reception AMI the delivery of the customary
slrcehc. lie was driven 10 tho residence u Dr.
John Davis, where he remained until Monday.
on which day he left for Louisville. In thr
latter city lila reception partrok " TIN nature
Of grand ovation, nearly the whole popula.
tion turning out u greet him, lic wa. met a
tho depot by All immense tlrnng. Ani escorted
10 the Ualt Hosise. Ill the Afternnun
tho President WAS escorted by ths military and
Reception Committee 70 the Exposition building.
where he wAs received hy the children of tho
public schools. lii tho evening thu President
and Mrs. Hayes gave reception Al thu dait
HOUSE Tuesday they devoted 10 Sightseeing.
al.d In tho evening thcy gave another reception
II the Exposition building. Tuesday night.
tle isth the President and hi. family. sccon,-
panied hy Secretaries EvArts, fcturz aud Key,
and several ushrr dlgntAric~, left on special
train for Nashville.
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xvsech u l'rsslAsst Maysa.
Al Tho dedication of The sol,ltss~' mont
mment II Dayton, Ohio. the Presi.l*n.
delivered tho following address

~ VAN UkS11lR&SUW ~ W. 0Uteeoe8N HlUUt
mment II Dayton, Ohio, the Prcsislvn.
delivered The following atllrsss !;
NJ YKiksn~l A few unprenMdlsA ssniences,
little plain soldiers iAlh. u all that Yum Will
eAIHet. This n,anusaan! rena'Al. NJ. and, !.
audience, ii thu Asel s,ldlurH' monuments thAt
~ erected III itBt. you I'll renaelniHf what
tlIpy Murr. All Mhu tuuk Part ~ lh0Ha AFrt
battles Ut tho great conflict renlunlDss and can
nover forget The fcellnMs u sAditnsa with which
ws saw H. fsmains q oa! dead comrades
place. They were gathered up, .you hnDw. hy
lhc parties detailed 10 bury the dsAd. carefully,
respectfully, tpisdrTly, AMI. Wheh the shallow
grave haA lsen dnH and IN their nnllorm. they
had htcn laid Away and covered, then their
comrades lOukod Alsuit ~ soe what ma-
frAxmanls. frall ffAxsnents of cracker huAus,
making with lNncil The nAsnu of tlls regiment
and company Ut the dear cOsiratle, hOptliH thAe
they w0tild In not,lA NAY be useful. iileia tVf-
hAlia .lruAtlix u tlle tinlu lhAt ~ thu private
Aplller sloMld b. ofeclsd With granite and mar
hold. Behold ths unangs instead q that
Illtle fragment, pertshAlIs and fFall. ~ hass
theso enduring monuments fosessr 10 EAsa
upsu How Kt,viuns lhp change DOus II ma
rssnll,d IA u tho Krowth ~ tAe sentiment u
All mankind of the aggregation of ~ .ottli u
what Those tns.l. did Then y. hardly hs,s~
what was ~ be lhs result u II ~, bnl nOw "
kllow tlat those man wefs nkhtIng Tho hattie
% frsc<lum TT III mankind. Nov w knON
thai liIsy hare SAVED " liberty and ~ jNAes
tho best part III ths besl cotlll,ent ~ tho
xlul,e A. this wofk compares With tle ifail
urarkrr.lpK memorials. ~ does thu Wink which
they have duue compare with any cuiatattsOn
10 Il which w thsn cnsiid have lad. Forever
hereafter Nv shall ruuspinlus ~ American
private nulIier a. having established ffsN hAs
llon, where every mAil Iias al el,tAl chance Aild
falr share III The rsrg II lifa This II thu wutk
VI lhu At,eiieAn private soldier, n.Ni, - thAt
monument tsaehGs MANY lss4fnr. III ~ ilul fur
upt this uiir. IL n monument ~ feiaiild ~
That many afv .ltll ilsiiw III that great army
who arg tllr victims u That war. H0inv hAsu
tust il,nt,s, SINE hAsv lut thvys hAlAla Ald
cl,arAclpriatier wi.lah si.abla tnsi " uurstd ~
wsts that ,l.u elpA ii .ilu And Aisrrt. III sul.
sllsr can bu lpsl paid Viz hlt,tliiosn ai,d fuHsad
ID the living American soldiers.
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A Youx0 poct. who conl.ln't pay his
hotel bill, declared, - Life IN tlle FREQ,
fAr and mighty West II c0rr0ied with tnc
sublimate II dArkling social gloom,
slowsring irom nv u miAlnlSht black.
nsss, unIvlisvsd W ; ray v dancing
oanahIns."
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