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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-24

nu,x,srp Top,s NorIcp.

IA Nstice is hereby given that Letters Of Al
ministration on tho estate Of JOHN McTAVISH,
late Of Gs'iOh township, clearaeld county, Pa,
de~'d. having been duly granted to The under
signed, all persons indebted to raid estate will
please make immediate payment. and those hav
ing claims or demands willprescnt them properly
auth cH,csted for settlement without delay.
JOHN S. MckElkNAN,
Smiths Miils, Jan. -, 4,'7T-s Admir-.
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A Dm,NisrRAToR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
ministration on the estate Of JAMES r. Nc
CRACREN, late Of Knox township, CleardcA
county, Pa. decd, having been duly granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands will present
them properly authenticated for settlement with
out delay. CnRISTTANA D. McCRACKEN,
LEWIS BRIIAbD
New Millport, Jan. 3, ls77-6t Adm'rs.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.


A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.
IA Notice 10 hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of CuAs. GUEN0T,
late Of Covington township, Clearded county,
Pa, deceased, having been duly granted to the
underigned. all persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands will present them
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. DOMINIC GuENOT,
LAWRENCE FLOOD,
Administrators.
Frenchrilln Pa Ian. 10 n,11.Gia
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DROw Ms NEAT MARKET.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that be has opened MEAT MARKET
at the old stand on Mark ct Street, where he will
keep regularly on hand all kinds Of
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Terms Of Subscription,

paid IN ad, ance or within three months ga 90
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Il paid arsr the expiration Of sin months. 3 90
Ge- Messrs. S. NJ. PrrTtseIIL a, Co., News
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Close connections made by all trains at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
S. 6. BLAIR,
myl7-tf Superintendent.
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Harper's Bazaar.
lLLU STRATeD.


Nofc,s Of As Prcss.
For strictly household matters and dress, Har-
per, Bosor il altogether the best thing published
70 take It is a matter Of economy. No lady can
afford to be without it for the information IL gives
will save her very much more money than tho
subscription price, hcsidts giving the household
an interesting literary vistof.- Chfcago .iograaf
Harper's Basar IS proiasely illustrated, and
contains stories, poems. aud essays Of mos, at
tractive character In its literary and
artttic features, the Bosar is unqae,tionably the
best journal of is kind la the country Saturday
Erening Gassfs. Boston.
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FRESH MEATS.

and will guarantee satisfaction In prices as we'll
as 10 the quality Of meat offered.
Clear6eld, Nov. 'T6-tl EZRA BROWN.
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Yailroads.
Bailroads.
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE a cLEARFiELp BRANCH

ns and sfter Monday, NOV. ~, 1879, The
Trsius will run daily lsxcspt Sun
dayst between Tyrene aud clssrhsid, ~ follows &
cLgARrIELD MAIL.
W. G. Invfr, CDnductor.
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CLOSE THE RECORD.

an determined 10 sell my goods at cash
prices, and at discount far below that ever
offered in this vicinity. Tho discount allow IN,
customers, will make them rich in twenty years II
they follow my advice ADD buy their goods from
me. ! will pay cash for wheat, oats aud clover.
seed. DANIEL GO0DLANDER.
Luthersburg, January II, ls7T.
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TYRONE STATION.
pniLIpsBuR6 a MosnANNoN BRANCHES

On and after Monday, NOV. 2Tth, 1875, Ac.
commodation Trains will run over the Philips
burg and Moshannon Branches, ar follows;
LEAVE SOUTH. LEAVE NORTH.
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Head Blocks, Water Wheels, shaf,ias Puilsys.
aiaords Injector. Steam Gauges, s,ss. whistss.
OILERS, Tslls~ Cups. OH Cops, asus. coehs, Air
Cocks. Globe Valves. chech Valves, vrosshs ire
Pipes, Seam Pumps, BsiIer Feed Punps Aau.
Friction Ms,rcs. sosp Stone Pschiss. esn Pssh-
ng, and ali kinds Of MILL WORK. Together
with Piows, sled scles,
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
BURNED TO DEATH.

A melancholy accident occurred In Bayoane, N. j.,
bn Monday evening, which resulted in tho death dur
Ing the samo night OF girl named Augusta Johnson,
ouly nine years Of age. She and a girl named Kate
Walsh, about tho samo age, were picking coal the
track OF the Central Railroad, near tho avenue d
bridge. Augusta saw small heap OF coal which had
been dropped by passing train She proceeded to
pick the coal IN ths heap from the cnders. While
seated AT this work her clothing IN contact with
the hot cindcrs, ana before she discovered large
portion oil her dress was on Ore. She screamed Tor
assistance and rushed toward her home, winch only
q short distance across the railroad but this only
famed the hre, and she was quickly snvcoped
In n sheet OF lame. Two gentlemen named Kelly and
spehring and mrs. Davis ran to her assistance Mr.
Kelly taxing oil MS coat and wrapping IT around her,
but the flame burned through IT and bllstercd his
hands so severely that he had give up the task.
Mrs Davis then tired 10 assist tho suffering child but
sbe TOO was badly burned In the effort. The clothing
WIS at last removed and II was found that tho unof
tuua,c child was roasted IRON head 10 foot She was
conveyed nome aud meuiCLl attcndsnco procured.
but alter lingering lew hours she died IN great agony
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

KisG --Towysxsp lin this ely, October 1, by tho
Very Reverend tho Dean Ct Louisville, Louis T..
Tschllcy, CHARLES H. kiAG, oil Louisville KY aud
ABBIg iowAssxp, daugtter OF the ialu Richard IL
Townsend, Of ms CITY No cards.
MrrcnsIL-- Rom S,os-On Saturday, September %,
1857, ~ .hc Rev. W. 4. Davs, OF Mantassctt, l.. J.,
SAMUEL VI. HtrcnsLL TO LIzziE S ROBINSON, both of
Port Washington, l.. l. No cards.
ScaxuLrs-XiLLLR.-AtA AaSksasack, N. j., Tuesday,
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
A BURGLARS INGENUITY.

The dry goods store OF Mcssrs. Porter e. Thorburu,
No 372 Fulton street, Brooklyn, yesterday robbed
by burglars Of silk worth S93 The rogue removed
the non window and then broke Sixty dollar
plato glass III order TO get at the goods.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
COAsTWIsE sTEAMsIIIP

COAsTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
NfORGAN'S LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS. :
l The steamers will sail from pier 36 North River fol-
lows
GENEhAL W euuesuAy, OctoDcr y
ALGTERS ............ ........ Saturday, October
For New Orleans urccs transferring Texas froght there
Morgans Louisiana Gnd Texas Railroad and Mor1an
steamships Texas ports. Through bills of fading signed
tornas nv pUhs,i y" nrnpnos san,,ayo
and 10 all points the Houston aud Texas Central Texas
Pacific entail and Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio railroads Fr-ist: for ST. Marys and Fulton
landed at kockpurt.
Insurance under open policy Of the line
10 New Orleans y pcr cont; to Texas ports u per
For irrigh. further iuormatgr apply to BUGERT 4
MO- nGAN, Agents oficc pier ~ North River.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

@ssoss t'"e ConsIss5"' WITH "osorutc s"eV'
ON AND AFTER JUNE rs, 1877,
Express trains leave New YORK. Desbrosses Cor
landt streets ferries Ms follows;-
~ 20 0 go Limited. io:so Nj laaSs7 and
Boats of Bookyn Annex connect with all through trains
At Jersey City ardng speedy and direct transfer for
Brookly travel
Returning trains leave Philadepha 49, 8. 40 40
and IL A. NJ (.mIted Express :35 r. NJ, 2, T. 80
and 1885 r. NJ. and IL midniyht On sunday, 3:35, g.
& 80 A. NJ, 4, 7 30 r. ". and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices so and 944 Broadw way, Astor House
foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland sts No COURT st.
Brooklyn; Nos ia. l16 and lls lladson Hoboken
depot Jersey City, Emirran Ticket office, No Battery
place.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
>
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

p0sT OFFICE NOTICE. .-THE FOREIGN MAILS FOR
the week endng saturday oetebsr . is77, win close
ship Wyominy via Queenstown; on "Wednesday ~ 80
A. NJ for Europe by steamship Russia, via Queenstown
corres spondenee for France 70 be forwarded by this
steamer must be specially addressed and at II NJ for
France direct by steamship 81. Laurent, via Hayre:
Thursday al. IL NJ tor Europe By steamship Herder,
Plymouth Cherbonrs aud Hamburg: on Saturday at IL 80
A. NJ Tor Germany, &c. BY steamship Weser via south
ampton and Bremen correspondence TOR Great Britain
and France 10 he forwarded BY this must DO
specially aadressed and at IL NJ :or Europe BY
ship City of RicnonG via Queenstown
for Germany Scotland and North OF ireland Tor.
wared by this bo specially addrcscdJ and
~ NJ Tor Scotland aud North OF Ireland Dy sean,ship
Ethiopia via Neville and Glasgow Tho amsbips Wy
oning. Russia and City OF Richmond do
Denmark, sweden and Norway Tho mails tor Nsasau N
r.. eave New York, October g. Tho mails for CHINA aud
Japan leave San Frnncsco October H. The mails
tralia, etc., leave San Francisco October 10
+. L. JAMES. rostm aster,
NEW YoRK. Sent. 90 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18-TRIPIE
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
TnE AMERICAN sTtAMstir coMfANf
PHrLapELPRlt rh.snDffvf md LIvERfooL LINE
% s' m iiss S1S' s% ss fhss.
pls and mi ns iysss rom Liverpool "'
,,, TIE z Esp STAR .LIsE IL. ssrnAnsaIrs s.,,,,.
iss 1n'S saa New YORK
"Aa ~ TO ANTWERP.
For ai fha %a :pf 'sass soss 'epy
- JOHN NcDoSxLb. Agent. battery pIsss.
ssS Y5Ax SsS sSnEAs HxvR VIA Ply
MouTH company. pier y SoIh River loo, Of Morton !.
Sak9tk :ts''".. Ssssssi;ss'e ss' +
'' LOUIS B1isfs Ds s's gaBfAs Arss ss broadway
oS fsR R RIss heST swI4zE nS
LAND, &c. 40. VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer cHfaYD oe.SSsr Is
to are ssa Soos with the
Trips regular rates low. comfort and living perfect.
FUNGI, EDyEAco, L. W. MORRIS,
morris European Express)
sEM 9ShK 1sD SIZES
EicrnrIIsA EEitcHrrnorPIIA *. Oct ssrA pEroSiA Oct. 20
s = = LiysASSSS "a S5Kss e =
Cabin tas to $50 aeeoodn. sss 10 aeeommodatons
NEW YORK. iS soS2SrTSss Ssss'A And NJ LONDON
Cabin Cab SIS 4 to SO: Assa s.s.1.ss sSs'
Cabin ..sa sne%rop so Mcss,s A. reduced rates
HENDERSON BROS. Agenis. Bowling green.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN Steamship limo between New York, Southampton,
London Havre and Bremen.
,,s,, Conpany's nisr foot Of ~ at, Hebokcn
Mossi 'sa'"r',s,. Oct Oct. ~ ODER ss.nrSay oes -
Rates Of passage from New York Southampton, Lon
Firs. Cabin, 500 sold. SECOND Cabin $50 gold Steer
age $50 currency Return Tickets at reduced rates. Pre-
paid Steerase Certificates. $50. currency.
OELhfGus 4 co. 2 Bowling Green.
WILSON LlNE-goR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL.
.soiAs from oss'f s PI'! fsS.'a 81
Firss Cabin. $50, currency xcurson Tickets on very
T wRiaHT f Co. SS South III ST. . o'
(NRkAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
VI TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
Sailing from pier Is East River. ~ ollows:-
SOMERSET, Stamper.. Saturday. October II
CABIN passage SO: Intermediate: S4s. steer.Ss $50
Return tickets favorable prepaid stesrags cirti
hcates, sae. Apply to d. MORGAN Agent. 10 souta st.
CuNARD LINE-s. AND \, A. R. N. 5. s. co
With view 70 diminish tho chi ances Of collision the
steamers OF this limo take specific for all OF
on the outward passarc from ouesns,own New York
or Boston crossing the meridian Of 80 At - latitude or
On the homewad passage crossing the meridian Of 80 a
Sosx va 4. Essss1Sgy Sss s!yaS SsR s9ENEss?syF @
ALGERIA.....wod, Oct 10 ABYssINIA We'd. Oct. "a
dS r. o
commodations Return tickets on favorable terms.
stesrsge tickets to and from all parts of Europe ut very
Freight and passage oniss, No; = Bowling Green
DAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARK
cHAs. g. FRANcKLlN.4 Bowling Green, New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
DACiglC NAILAND PANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP
Il LINES.

For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &C.,
saing fsog pisr loot Of Cannl 81. north River
For SAN FEANCISCo, via ISfHMUS or PANAMA
Steamship lncsiny. Octo0er 10
connecting for Central America and south Pacifc
From SAN FRANCISCO To JAPAN AND CHINA,
Steamship ALASKA Thursday. October IL
From SAN FRANCISCO To SANDWICH ISLANDS,
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
Steamship CITY OF SYDNLy.. "Wednesday. October 10
For freight aud passage apply at company's Office,
q bowling Green. York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03
EXCURSIONS.

-FisiiING BANKS THURSDAY, OCTOBER l. AND
n Sunday. 7h. ocean steamer SETH Low leaving Har.
rson St. North River 40; 9Th st., East river, pier ~
Norsh River. IS pier O. North River. s65 H. NJ Gentle
AL q. FOSTER. Manager.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
N On aud amer Monday, October and until further
notice, the steamer NOkWALk will leave I'D st. ". H.,
1910 4: NJ; la:40 2:4o 40 r. NJ; pier l. N H. (Bat-
sefy), IL A. NJ l. &. 5P. N.
Connecting 81 Bay Ridge with for the beach.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

FRANK THOMSON. uenera Manager
THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINZ TO BOSTON, VIA
i Providence direct-A WHOLE NIGHTS REST. ONLY
A MILES OF KALI. TIME. 80 MINUTES. The magnia:
cent now steamers MASSACHUsETT and RHODE
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINaToN LINE to Bostor
from pier ss North River foot Of Jays. -
Brooklyn by the boats of the Brooklyn Annex leaving
Jewclfs wharf, Fulton ferry, at 25 7. NJ.
The New York herald., 1877-10-03

October @ 1877. by the Row. c. B. Durand, j. WILLIAM
ScHMuLTs KlrrIE k, only daughter OF c. Miller.
YouSos-MAEvS.-On Thursday, September n, at
the residence oil the brides parents by the Rev. Mr.
Bray WASHINGTON YorSGs. OF New York city, to SUSIE
A. MARVIN, OF South Norwalk, Conn. No cards.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-21

CALIFORNIA.

sax FAANc IsCo, May lS-A mar
page license vas issued today TO Pong
Long. = you"g Chin,se mtrcLan. on
Sacrament street, The intended bride
,eiag Mss scilra Ellie(t,. good look
i :. youag blonde. living at Prospect
;l4re Her .atleg. " 10 :orllei y was 8
fesrectablc .xIrcssman IN This city,
n5~ reside, AT San jose. TIE laughter
has i.sn living 1t Prospect ilaee with
!, s.sfs aud friends, AMI /. r-Ioited 70
he reputable young lady about
twenty-five years Il age. and has been
~ som. ,ime teacher Of n private
Chimes school and on visiting terms
with til. better class ot Chinese mer-
chants IN Sacramento street. The
Iariy left the County clerks Office as
SOON as the license was procured. re-
fusing 10 be- interviewed.
SAS FRANCISCO. May is.-Sailed-
Bark Oakland, Port Madison
STOCKTON. May 49, This afternoon
John Cooper, q colored boy, was herd
ing ~I4ep in Chcrckee LAID. few miles
from this city, when two men drove up
in d carriage Oue OF them said. Let's
shoot the black s. of a b." and
drawing u revolver, fired two shots,
one taking effect ia the boys h,p, the
bali grazing the bone and passing out
the other side, iaficting = painful
wound. The boy was b: ought TO this
city for medical treatment The shoot
ing was done in true White League
style, the only objec; being 20 shoot him
because he WAS black
SAN FRANCISCO. May l9.-Wheat.
81 60Gts2 65; choice Australian would
probably bring s.. Case. 80, but there
is very little in market, cots, 81 05@t
s235; corn. Il ej@sl 80; potatoes.
old. dull a. 34(a 30. Gold. 1868; green
backs. 9iICa9j; silver, Coo! discount.
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me,.t. can De retumed Tie Senator is
very anxious 20 have silver made the
universl circulating medium he says
that in his belief. j: will lie impossible
TO secure from Congress anv ADDITIONAL
legislation to carry cut the provision nj
the resumption az. Of 1879. and holds
that without additional legislation that
az. amounts 10 nothing.
NEW YogK. May ao-Commo lore
Garrison appears TO be slowly in2rov-
ing Thursday. attack MS fsintnes'
ard dizziness followed by SYMPTOMS of
parti.l sra'ysis If the rigb, side.
WASHINGTON, May 10 Secretary
Thompson having returned 20 the capt.
tai. was interviewed by the representa-
tives OF the California Associate Press
to-day, and fully eo.roborated in every
particular the statements tclegraphed
you last night in relation Ia the Navy
Departments past action and present
attitude COZ corning Pinney. The Sec
rotary added. very empliatically, the
Department to- day occupies precisely
the same position in regard TO Pinney
that it occupied the day after lie ran
away from California.
The Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia yesterday. decided the cele-
brated suits Of Admiral Porter and Off
GERS and men of the North Atlantic
Squadron for prize money on account Of
the capture Of Richmond. The Cou' ,
unanimously reversed the former pro-
ceediugs and dismissed all ib,ls Llttl-
lants still have the privilege of appeal
ing to the Supreme Court Of the United
States
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ECROPE:.

LONDON. May 2O-Thc Standards
Versailles dispatch says Of the scene III
the Chamber. previous To adjournment.
that some members were actually scntf-
ling
CONsTANTINoPLE. May 20.-There is
great enthusiasm because of Sultan
Kalch's victory. 10000 troops left
here yesterday. Their present des.i-
nation is not known.
LONDON. May 90 The Standards
Pesth dispatch says, extreme Hunga-
rian papers demand that Count Andras-
sy should treat the approach Of the
Russians to the Austrian frontier as
casus JelL
Military mon think the time has ar
rived for concentrating corps of Oh
scrvation. in Transylvania. 1t is re.
ported from Semlin that Military pre-
psrations Of the Scrvians are now aui te
evident.
A Widdcn dispatch says sixteen
thousand Circassians have joined the
Turkish army as volunteers
An Erzcrum dispatch of the 18th
says the Russians attacked Arabian in
force, and were again repulsed. Com.
muniCa,ion with kars is difficult on ac-
count Of interruption with the wires.
BUCHAREST, May pa dispatch
says the establishment of Russian head.
quarters at Catroceni indicates the ex-
pansion Of Russian operations over an
extended front 1t concluded that the
passage Of the Danube will not be
made for somc time. for it will be nee :
essary for thu Russians to reserve stores
near the river. 1t is not likely the pas
sage of the Danube will be attempted
until all corps are In position Rus
SLAMS appear to have crossed between
PM and Ibraii. and arc not waiting
developments of .he centre and wing on
the line of the river. The Rouman-
ians and Turks are exchanging harm
less compliments across the river
tween Jolina.zs ana Kalafat Four
monitors appeared u. Ismail yesterday;
one returned To the mouth of tn. Dan
ube, and another wen. to Tultcha. and
the other two remain to watch the
Rus ians
ST. PETERSBURG, May l9.--It is
officially announced that the Turks
have tombarded Sukum Kalch again
aud burned that town. which has con.
sequently been evacuated.
VIENNA, May l9-The Government
has received simultaneously from ST
Petersburg and Belgrade formal a.
surancc that Seryia will no: take part
In the war. Prince Milan will go to
see the Car.
LoMPALANKA. May i9-Ncws is re-
ceived Of . Roumanian vessel full Of
Russian soldiers having been sunk by
the Turks
BArUM, May i0.-The Russians in
the vicinity Of lchurksom have sack,d
aud burned all ,l.e villages. and mas
sacred the women. old men and child
rem. The commander of Seba,tapol
has ordered civilians TO qu't that city.
as an attack is expected
LONDON. May le.-A special to the
Ilnse,, from Dsm,lagrade. states ,ha, d
council of war hs, beeh held And meas.
ures decided upon, which. i. is hoped.
will cause the Turks 10 abandon their
attitude OF reserve. They appear 70
have given up their intention Of attack
ing Rogomi. finding the position pre-
pared for defence
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-21

NEW YORK. My l9.-There was an
exciting scene in the State Senate. at
Albany. yesterday on the question Of
the passage of the appr priation bill
for Sl00o,oo0 To complete the capitol
building. Workingmen were given to
understand that the bill would pass.
even If the Governor vetoed it. When
the roll was called the two-thirds vote
necessary to override the veto were
wanting The crowd i'll the galleries
yelled at those who had voted against
the workiDgmen's interest Several
members who appeared outside were
beaten and driven back by the yelling
crowd, aud were obliged To escape by
the rear doors to their respective hotels
A large body of police arrived suisse
quently and drove the crowd from the
caI itol grounds aud from the Cover
nor house. which WAS threatened A
large crowd then went 10 the Delavan
House and other hotels, and threatened
to mob the mem beers, and in some cases
squads followed the members To their
rooms III the hotels threatening ven
geance. Finally, the police ia great
numbers managed To disperse the mob
A private dispatch says the steamer
J. Biainell, from New Haven. with mu-
nitions of war worth 81 900, 600, for the
Turkish Government. arrived at Con
s,antinople las, Thur lay
CHICAGO, May l9-Tho L. ). Mar
shall. under orders from Washington,
proceeded this morning to attach the
property of \. G. Heising. H. b. Nil
Ter. aud Koelle Junker 4 Co.. to satisfy
judgments obtained 10y the Government
against these parties on account Of IL
licit dist,lery operations. but was un-
able Ia End any property. and was in
formed. by the parties named ,ha, they
had noiie.
The Irfane says it has reason 10 be-
liuve the Russian fee. is now watching
our coast for the purpose of interrupt
ing vessels having munitions of war on
board for Turkey. and it is stated tina,
Russian commanders have been iaiorm.
c,l that steamer would soon leave in
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-21

n. p. X r. LANDS During Feb
ruafy and March the " Z. Co re-
deemed -, &i6 Of their preferred stock
outstanding, by the sale - holders of
la3.sis acres of their earned lands IN
Minnesota and Dakota. the average
t,ic realized being over 81 FER scre.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-21

Win fsufrs plums. three
varieties Of cherries. fcut # catraots.
gcosehrrriss, grapes, AMI straw berries
arc the indigenous fruits of the Ria-k
Hills country in Dakota
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-21

EUROPEAN DRAFTS Dr.fIs ISSUED
a, lowest rates eu Gre-, Britain. Ire
land. Germany, Russia. France, Norway
and sweden Tickets 20 and from
Europe sold 81 lowest rates ny Andrew
ChiIberg, Seattle. " r.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-21

OH FACTORY The n SAYS that
factory is in operation =; Astoria for
the extraction 81 cal frouu salmon beads
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