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Amos Fish who died after "A long residence
N TINS city, l"it property amounting to 500 900.
me Will has not yet boon prcsent' I'd for probate.
but - shld 10 contain some singular Requests.
and Is liKrlS to hc contested. The widow who
hnl been his wife for thrty-fve years Is allow
eel II day ~ long as Shc lives. lie WAS an
eccentric man ll explaining the way he lived
u friend once hc said: | buy shank of
beef from the butcher, which costs motrn cents
Mywiic makes enough soup from this to do US
one meal then the meat cut from II nit'rWard
makes two mora meals, or ono days food for
ten cents. split the bone and get the marrow
Tor cooking purposes. and my wife find, SUM
clrnt fuel in the bona itself 10 do idtrthln
cooking Then In an iron box save the ushcs.
which ! use for manurng a few pinni- that
rcali2" for me SIX rrnt- ra n Yet when extra
taxes w'r' put upon MS property a. very
rarely If over d'mHn ted NOR" reui from tom
ants than they hal bacon paying. II" considered
anything moro thnn PLAIN and cheap dr. - Tor
man, woman. and cluld cNtraNnEunL NIrehuniO al
labors he On outraged. and would prefer Ia loi
one Of his stores To a business OF tins KIND than
for other purposes. H. considered the JrWrlry
and other fan y trndes wholly Unnecessary and
by no means would en- 'ourago them.
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ffNN me INHfe H1fF
Sweet hnhN eyes
That look arounl with ,u,h prai, surprise,
What io you >,.r
strange new world. where simplest things
in-cni,r Wul mirmngs
AMI lu.ic' lrcc'
Is ,ri.l ,,,. i"t T., 1 ,,, n"me'
For years, may beg
o. llnDii, Wuuir baby eyes,
The my stcp mat 40 Nou Ines
Oh puzzles ine.
Clear. ho,-h cycs.
Whose fearless glau.o uncNn'cnusiy dehcs
Trouble uEd care,
When hnN hOpl is pa,t ana gone.
MAatisIt tlat Nuu ralc upong
A lana most lair.
\ sunny shore with pleasure ufc,
n- bliss a. share
9hirpN tu-tuI lo'l-h ewes.
IL sass riitN. l.'l, io,pi~.,
ihe iaitn uu N,ar
ofmanhooa SLOWLY rc''ns c,til', ,l,euis,
p.rNrr-WhAtf
That hopes mln iri'aui wishes won
Are dearly eui,
Tn4' ,halo@. c,p.cd u hcadons haste,
DOESN'T lam mot
ufr.Nc,, dnuhuu-. troubled eyes
10 learn in SORROW tulr wts
Is nHuhov4 - lot
Dim. a-odc,cs.
cams '''Y nv, ,hG A." ME-" I't .,d s,''N'""''
nemni-lca9 lra,c, NAT wll hcred tall.
u NhultN,
Boinrr--tu gladden. weary 4slt
FAlnpsc, "a promise at t.c u4 itht
ihlutA
q dim and tufiul. ulrt,Nc,
Ii Mailing ull uHt dawn -hAi. Use,
Blessed are Ari
Amt angel fNrs
who have their dwelling place lrNohd the skisl
\iui y du NH
Image thr -lnlt, tlrN must know,
fiCtur the ucArN yates H-lON--
Ihr rlN stat son
FOR brightest VISIONS murtals paint
Oi that celestial country, faint
Mu-ttNfl Zee
MOI pure AMI hulN ANGEL eyes,
w eau but pray that what you prize
Our own mAi SNe.
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quest Of the bank. he gave a detailed history Of
the robbery, which led TO the arrest OF Scott
Dunlap md Corners and TO the flight Of Red
Lcary. When Conncrs escaped from the Lud-
low street Jail. the control of the securities was
given to him, and he has furnished some OF the
money for the defence of these mon.
Scott. who was u skilfu organizer and plan
ncr. was the leader Of the Ring, hut the cxecu-
ton of the dangerous work was always put into
Dunlaps hands. Dunlap has been often arrest
ed. but has invariably managed IN one way or
another TO get out " his difficulties and he
fnncicd that his luck would not desert him now.
Corners generally "piped "-thnt is. watched
utslde.during a robbery, and was ex-
pected TO cOnlut negotiations for the re-
turn Of securities Tho rest of the gang were
simply ass stants. II is known that some Of
these last have long been dissatisfied with the
treatment received from Scott and Dunlap. and
are pleased that the leaders have got into
trouble. In fact Edison. before he betrayed the
gang, received n letter from one Of these dis
satisfied men. warning him to look out " that he
did not get tarrcd with the same stick that he
was at Quincy"-rcferring TO the attempt of
Scott. Dunlap and Corners 10 cheat him out Of
his fair proportion Of the spoils OF the Quincy
robbery.
The amount stolen by this gang in four ycars
Ia nearly three millions Of dollars in money and
securities mostof which has not been recovered.
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ABOUT TIE CONFESSIONAL.
rRIESTLY ABSOLUTION IN AMERICAN
PROTESTANT tHtRCHLS.

VS.
On the night of June IA the upper House
.,n, NAL, n,i,,.,,,,, ,,.. a., ,,,,, ,,,
OF ,nc nrI''sn "r''i,'l'n, was .ni"Wn NV" VIZ
lent conmotion by tho Earl Of Rcdcsdalc. who
-, ;, >, 49,, .., -, u,o
tion'' designed to teach cl'rgyncn on We
or might I've mt 10 pentonts ut the confessional
y, ,. n',N', Wv, ''u' ", nioI,,'r T,s hook
he proceeded to say. had been issued by the So
oictv Of the Holy Cross an association comprs-
ing about 700 persons. mostly clcrsymcn Of tho
Church Of England.
Tbn nortions thua rcnd wore pronounced In
"a, uo,sn', - I rid =, hc dia,rnrcful md tho
inc house Oh L9rIS 10 W "'ss i''',u'' WI" tio
newspapers added that they were obscene. VILE
- ., ,l,, scy,,,h and ,onL con,,,nnI-
pr'achoe vi V,'u SV''n'' "nu ''n'h Von''n"n"
mcnts In addition. II was vohemontly declared
I'm Parliament that private confession and ALSO
-. n, -. 49,. a., -. az,
, ,u,'on uiu "o' p''ons " 'i'o Nns.'."n 'nu',"'
the Rituastc wing Of that body.
M -, la. al r,,,.,,,, ,. , .,,t
i"c hcN' u"S "'l r'hE"i'" WIS rouS'u WIN
this now sensation. which at once became a
lending tonic Of the hour and has 40 coutinund
with hardly aph''i intensity from th'n tll now.
Tho dcnunciatons Of The Priest in Absou-
~,
"hu vi 'he Nh"'e system OF c"hl'NSloh "llu
pricsty absoutIon in Protestant churches have
been unmcnsured and furious
~, u''','' " nv 'ui
Nh'h thc n'WS r'i'ncu WIS country, VI ~
came an anxious question whether the practices
thus unspnrlnply Il, nounrrd in England pro.
- ,',r, "
, vailed her, here whether The iriest IN Ahsolu-
non, ulus u'S ilh"h 10 pr nlthy anu hguSl-
iOrIh, was uS',i nN any 'lcrEyihin oi th' AMIR
,on nplsvppui ,ur'n, am W'',incr W" Niue
, iVSslonhl hh t'' prh!i OF Irl'siy upsolu.
Th, I1r SINS naI been SCI UP III the PROTESTANT
'',u, rn ~, Ann,,,rn' r,,,. e,,,, ,,...,
foIIo rcp p .i he SvN uhn"rtook TO-
i2lioW out tals ,pu's'. trfal majority 81 inc
~ , -, an ", hW''y rom
W., W. 'y ,n.s s,as'h r.'rS'Iin s th,nS"lNrs NJ
,ne Wa''rihE pia',-. nut lpriunutrly th"ro re-
hhia a, !" NJ po9' tlIuu-n IN inSisumm.r
p,ho.n" III, ~ u'.ii,u i,.t't Oh ~. N", -
.nsm,r alurrtH "a t,'Ir.S'n,IiiN' nun ni w
soIy portion Oh 'ie american hpls'"pN ,nureh
mos lihpui utii' Nv p' c'h@ut'l III tiils lN'stl-
a ao,"h, UNI on" Vmn1c cuuIas rlus rahhh's
sncr leave n0ihln: To- be desired If the r,is,,iis
Of the investigation are somewhat startling
hcre can be no question 81. To- the ac'ura y Of
ME iaets brought out with regard 20 the confess
uonal as u has been revived in the American
tps opal Church nor ~ to the ariOr and ilucl-
ny with which II VIII ir' defended.
As u starting point for eonver~niion. the rep
tcsentAtiNo Of IHE SuN brought to the noticed #
no Rotor Of 81 Adams the dcnunriutions of
me LONDON IunrS against the aNowci attempt
Dostahlish confession n a rule and it, d"cn-
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsENGToSi THURSDAY. Dec. %, 1877
The Controller OF the Currency has declared -idend
Of per cent IN favor OF creditors OF the Waikiki
National Band OF Mitdctowu. \. Y.
The contemplated celebration Of the anniversary OF the
Battle Of NewOrcans under the auspices OF the Jack
Democratic Association, has been abandoned.
Mr. T. a. PrOtors, OF the Land Office left this city for
Jacksonville, Fla, this evening, to assist the Govern
ment officials there in the prosecution OF the timber
depTedators.
The public debt statement viii be issued the I'd OF
January instead OF the first OF the month, No
unusual payments have been made during the month,
executing the disbursements Of the Army
considerable portion Of which from amount re-
served in anticipation OF the appropriation 10 tie special
session The PTS during ls mouth have been COM
parativey light, bat 10 j. believed that the statement
viii make better exhibit than that OF the correspond NJ
month last year. when there L considerable Increase
in the public debt.
The Secretary OF the Navy has organized a Commission
OF Bureau Officers consisting Of Rear Admiral Howell
president Real Admiral Ammen, Commodore Shu'elft,
Enginecrn shook Captain Jcier1 aud Constructor
Easily, 1nvcstet. ana report upon the class of
sells best adaned for service In the navy ~ the United
States the dimensions tonnage aud battery ~ each
tcular class the number Of eac class required AMI the
material OF which they To Doe built. The rs reeting
OF TIE commission viii be held January :, 1878.
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MURDER And SUICIDE.

FARMvILLE, Va, Dec. PA shocking TRACE
dy occurred here to-day shortly after noon- Colonel
VIM. Randolph Berkeley, an eminent lawyer OF this
place, was seated in his Office COW r ing VITA Alfred
Moth cashier OF the English ana American Bank when
knock al the door heard am Colonel Berkeley rose
to answer IT, On opening the door shot was Ell from
without. and the Colonel fell dead with ball IN his
temple. Immediately a.terwirl Captain WIN. II. Ken
nedy entered the Office and stepping behind Colon "a
Rerkeeys Dc SIX placed pistol 10 hi, own head and shot
himself Mr. Moth says all he heard was a remark by
Captain Kennedy first fired. which intimated that
he had some OF grievance against the Colonel II
il stated that Captain Kennedy had previously made
three attempts on his life and had been IN moody
and respondent condition for long time. Colonel berk-
ley leaves large family. He was member OF tie Law
firm Of Berkeley a Berkeley, OF Richmond Captain
Kennedy still lives but hopes OF his recovery are en-
tertained. He was formerly of Petersburg.
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same as is the present position Of India against Eng
land, position which engenders heavy losses to
both countries"
No country has double standard simply because
1t passes laws that both precious metals shall be
unlimited legal tender The laws on the statute
book must recognize and be in harmony with those
of nature or the former are null and imperative
Nobimetallic country ever maintained doube-stand-
ard money which did not fix the mint ratio Of the
metals as nearly as possible at the market ratio
Three per cent difference in these ratios
from 1898 to 1884 was sufficient to have
age of silver dollars been suspended by executive
orders and from s4 1873 TO keep silver bullion
out of the minis and silver dollars out OF circula-
ton, notwithstanding everybody had the Ight 10
have them freely coined The Bland Bill therefore
will not establish dOuble-standard IN TINS country
except in name. It's passage would make the miro
ductiOu Of double standard money more dlfncuIt IN
the future than II is because IL Is always haTder
for any country 10 pass from cheap currency 10 a
dear than from adear to "a cheap one. 20 become
bimctallc. If bmetallsm is possible at all IL Is now
only necessary to pass such laws as VIII BRING the
cheap liver into the circu alton without eXpeng the
gold That would undoubtedly be popular meas
ure But after the passage of the Bland bill TINS
country TO become bimetallic, would have to adopt
legislation bring INTO the circulation dearer cur
rency than that by which values would then De
measured, an undertaking that has almost always
been found impossible aud which very Few nations
have ever been able 10 accomplish.
EGciiis 9ecGgsus AUGH etc. Is as true oil cnrrencles
as of other affairs. Ii is easy to debase the money
of a country, but 1t Is not easy 10 improve It,
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TELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

CHICAGO Dec. y. The Northwestern Travelling
Mems Association Is In session here
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 27.-The first session II the
Free Lutheran Church began here this morning
Chicago Dec, ga heavy snow-stOrn Is pre-
vaing Cheyenne and In coming eastward The weather
throughout Northwest cooler with threatening snow
YANKTON ID. T., Dee. 27.-Ihe Supreme Court to-
decided that the officials elected n counes IN the Black
Hills November lawfully elected and entitled
o the Ofices
AUBURN n Y. Dec 27.-Courtney has accepted
the challenge Tcke and sent his agent 10 NeNNOrk
night deposit 1850 0rfeit with The clipper Courtney
names GA assoc Lake a. The place " meeting
BUFFALO, y. Y, Dec. 27.-James \. Matthews. late
Editor BglO Commercial Adrstassr has purchased
The BIi0 Erpres and viii assume charge soon after Janu
ary / The terms " the sale not made public.
NEWPORT, X. l., Dec. 27.-The trial Of the Howell
torpedo to-day under the auspices Of the officers o
the worked we'll but owing 20 the leaking
OF the Withdrawn for repairs. Another trial vii
be given tomorrow
HALIFAX Dec. 27.-The great betting suit Of
Dawson against cOoney Involving the rghtfness OF the
referees regard TO the haax and Brush crews at
the he gatta In Philadelphia nnay decided
to-day. The referees deeision wa upheld
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CENTRAL AMERICAN NOTES.

PANAMA, Dec. 1S.--In Guatemala everything
has subsidized usual quiet and the atemp at reyo-
luton has ceased 10 be theme Of conversation The
coffee crop IL large and is being brought forward rapidly
for shipment
PresIdent Barros has returned from q trip 10 the
Eastern provinces Of the Republic. where he well
received and where he found things looking we'll On
the trip he met Dr. Zaldwar President Of Salvador al
Ching0, and understanding Of several matters was
brought about between the two chiefs.
Guatemala had refused Ia recognize the government or
General Guardia Costa Rcl. circumstance which
p1rtends quarrel between the States situated
they are. however with three neghbos between them,
there will not danger OF war unless Nicaragua,
Honduras, and salvador one or all become involved,
W.Iich does not seem probable AT present.
Eyervthng is quiet the lsthmus The dry season Is
setting ia The weather is hot The British manoi-W ar
Phantom Is still here.
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cRnfEs Az cAsuALrIrs-BY rrLrGRArn

HUDSON. n. Y, Dec. 27.-Dcnn.s Couuers. Of
morning. and instantly allied.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2T.-Martin Poster VS. sen-
to-day Cue of 300 costs undergo
OF aitcn years Imprisonment ior icouoas
a little girl
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Dec. 27.-In the Superior
OF Northampton to-day, Judge Rockwell rrnservd
decision rcfus o the Northampton ubhers
triaL IL thought they viii be sentenced imp son
msnt for Me.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Dec. 27.-Goyrrnor Porter has
refused commute the sentence Of Jacob Harms
Clinton. Anuerr0n County next Satlriay Tor murder
OF Isaac White IN 1888 Harms fug fu Jasues
twelve years
NORWICH, Conn, Dec. 27.-Mlchael MacKey an
Irshman thirty yearr ~ mortay wounded nght
IN the town 0f North sonngton "Wednesday night His
assslant boy twenty years old named Goddard shot nun
and subsequently, Drained HIM with
WHITEHALL. \. Y, Dec. 27- During the transfer
Of fty eonycts the kenpseser aud saratoga
early this morning from Auburn Clinton PTS
Rhcard kavanagh Iunned from window
WAS under full motion near Fort Ann, aud escaped
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 27.-Durng an alteration
between Loyd @. Jsmison and Thomas n waraed near
Barnesve AontgOae cry County Nd Christmas bay,
latter stabbed and instantly hied ~ Jsmson bOta
were Young men, aud Wsrneld hs addresses
slater II JAnais0n.
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BRITISH MEDIATION RESENTED.
ST. PETERsBJRG, Thursday, Dee. %

II, LIEIl,I4 10, IHUISIaV, DC. y, I-Il.
The Russian Agency. semi-Oflcial news bureau,
says the Portes request for mediation will be de
clined because, according to international law me-
diation is only possible when solicited by both
belligerents; otherwise mediation becomes mterven-
ton. The English Cabinet in encouraging the Porte
TO further resistance by convokng the British Par
lament earlier than usual will compel the Russians
to march on Constantinope, causing the precise
result which it seeks to avoid.
LONDON. Thursday, Dec d. 1877
Reuters Constantinople dispatch states that Eng
lands reply to the Portes circular has not yet been
received, but Mr.. Layarl has been instructed to
sound the Porte on the several points relative to
conditions OF peace.
Another Cabinet council was held in Downing-st.
to-day.
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shows the fluctuations which characterized 1t during the
war and tie commercial depression immediately sue
ceedng During the past year It has made marked ad-
vance a. VIII be seon from AGA 1914 pounds In le'oto
81 $50 242 pounds in 1877 IL will be observed 'h 'o
growth OF cheese export has been more regular IN
e,obtv-seven wears rising from 14l734 pounds In 1870
10 1O7. 1854 COG pounds in 1877 and from value OF
s19O2s7 in 1920 wien the trst valuation was gwen
10 $40. 700 627 in 1877 The ind tons Judging nom
later returns is tha5 the EXPORT 37s viii even eh-
coed this. 49,
The following IL also state SHOWING INV q''n'''
and value OF cheese eXporto m the Dohih"h VI
Canada 70 all countries during the years hereunder men
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BISMARCK AND THE LIBERALS.
LONDON, Thursiav, Dee. y, Isl

BISMARCK AND TIE LIBERALS.
LONDON, Thursiav, Dec. p, 1877.
A special dispatch to The Times, from Ber-
lin says II probable that Herr Won Bennnssen and
Herr Won Foskcuheck Speakers Of the Prussian and
German Parlamcuts and eminent members Of the Mod
crate Liberal party, will become Ministers Of Finance
and the Interior, respectively Tie Ministry Of Com
merce will combined With that OF Agriculture, under
DR. Frirdenhal Prince Bismarcks motive IN establish
inr closer relations with the Moderate Liberals
srems 10 be wish 10 form strong majority FOR
the .upnor his financial and political projects Il
being doubtful whether increase of direct taxes would
he polite Prince Bisulgcr, contrary tO the recognized
financial programme OF thr Liberals intends 10 resort 10
indirect impOst-. especially heavy tobacco duty and
excise Probably other motives are connected win the
Cabinet change, which it would be- difficult 10 fathOm
VET II tine Emperor approves the new appointments
cv are likely be- announced about the end OF Jauu-
arN. WHOM PrInce BLsmArcL reiurns ~ Berln.-
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A CHILIAN REVOLT.

PANAMA, Dec 1S.-Adyices from Valparaiso
to November 2s state that rebellion was organized in
Punta Arenas the principal Gillian port IN Southern Pat
agona on tie Straits OF Magellan, solely for the purpose
OF numbering Captain GuZalde chief OF the garrison
The Governor at first entirely unable %
queu the rebellion. The rebels, after cruelty as
sa.snaripg the Captaiu set fire to the buildings, in
GLIDING the hospital, with all the patients In IL Ihe
church and the house of the priest have escaped injury
The rebels stole 81 600 from the Treasury and robbed al
tho business In the confusion some OF the ea
Killed each other or the houses composing the colony
only about haif remain standing. The tota huhOer
killed Is forty, with fourteen wounded
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TIE TENYESSEE DEBE

80 SETTLEMENT EFFECTED BIZ TIE LEGISLATURE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 27.-The Legisla-
ture having reached result in the attempt 10 settle the
State debt passed resolution to-day TO adjourn sine
die at noon tomorrow. The Senate bin compromise
the States bt 40 80 cents with graded interest az f.
and Per cent. defeated the House after amend
meu make the interest per cent for the first fifteen.
and per Tor the next fifteen years. The higtaN
men voted against 10 because 10 not n mpance
with tne proposition OF the bondlOld-rs, which 80
Der cent ~ per cent interest.
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FORCED SALES.
BAD LUCK OF wILIARD's HOTEG-A NEWSPAPER
OFFICE ADVERTISED FOR SALE.
lnY rELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON. Dee. 27.--The mstortunes OF WASH
ington hotels are proverbial. With the exception
of one the Ebbttl they are all said to he losing
money, and some Of them are IN very straitened
circumstances. The furniture of Wizards Hotel
is advertised for sale at auction by the
trustees, the sale to begin January II.
Since the failure of Mr.. Cake. the old
prop etoi, the hotel has been conducted by
the assignee, f. r. Stevenson, Of Philadelphia and
c. T. Baylis of New-York The furniture Is adver-
tised under a deed Of trust given for unpaid rent
No doubt a compromise viii be effected by the day
of sale, and the hotel VIII remain open during the
Winter. Mr. Cake has left Washington. Tie VA
hopaI Republican building and real estate attached
are also advertised to be sold ut auction. under a
deed of trust given to William Z. Chandler ana IL
A. Rollins the sale to occur January 10.
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THE RUSSIAN INVASION.
THE MONrENEGRINs VICTORIOUS.

TURKISH Transport CAPTURED by THE RUSSIANS.
The Montenegrns have resumed hostilities with
their customary success, having defeated an Ottoman
force which was probably on the way to Dulcigno
The inconvenience Of Winter campagningi being
felt by the Russians, who find it difficult to keep the
army at Plegna properly supplied. Ice has de-
stroyed the military bridge they had at Nkopolis,
and it is supposed they will lose that at Sstova from
the same cause. 1t is announced on semi-ofticial
authority that the Russians intend to march Con-
stautinOple
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MINING RIOTERS SENTENCED.

WLKEsBARRE, Penn, Dec. 27-Ten men
who interfered with mining operations at Mn Greek and
Parsons station last August and who were convicted 1t
the present Of the Court OF rotng were ns after
noon sentenced a. follows John Gordon $50 ne costs.
and nine months in the county prison Thomas Dars,
500 nne, costs. aud six months ~ III" county prison
VIM. ScOvill john Clara aud james OBrlen, II me.
and ninety DAYS 30 the county prison; Patrick Cas-
siiy and owen Moran, S25 fine costs aud six months m
the county prison. Re- sc Llpyd. $40 nne. cost. aud
thirty days in Che county prison; JOhu Golden ana Jane.
epgering, each 800 fine aud costs.
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THE SERyIAN CAMPAIGN.
BOSNIA NOT To BE INVADED.
RrrlptEp qhupsgar- Noe o.

btIEhAUE, IHufHuHy, DOC. =, I0tIs
Prince Wrede, the Austrian Diplomatic Agent, has
informed the ServIan Government that Austria de-
eisvely protests beforehand against Servia extend
ing her action, either warlike revolutionary, 10
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Servia has, consequently,
given her formal that the strctest orders
have been forwarded to the commander Of the
Drina to refrain from hostilies in the direc-
ton Of Bosnia.