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IL. ur1y ntCAttDr nC1f1E "HetHtT L4G Russ1hn6
sag ssg snarc forces enough. frnm tic LON and tic
st., st tpA ~ venture on snch an expedition.
'"
-rr~fE T,E1TCf1TENn
fttfH - s,.n .,,...,..' ......s
fgE ElLtlH" of o"h ,,,,1 ~ tne "o7a'AS i"F@n'""
f"aLa'
nfnateA % ri. honaoa 7'osn.
=, Prime Lcuehtcnbcrg, which tclceruphcti to
-, ". fror, the epot, It may bc interesting 10
5ou No. .1..ntIa vht,l h.vn c,r,o to l,o,,1
know ~" oss s.s-,. 4s ~ "o""
since t1't saa e7e"' oett1'ea' -...
Soon after Tie commencement OIL tho recor'-
nc,te ac1ser. was watching tho movements Of tho
ollse,f f,om rtasu Of safctv in thc rear of tir
f1...,,, fnes rrserycs. The little rrtl,n was-f
h'l.sa,. aa ia c~nrcnslnn-nrtnn; mi ri Hrc
ma' ~ .hrlI or lnlIlct haI bern fred in tist
s%set1or IT, by the Turks. 4 russian officer
amst1" .n th1orse,1ack was standing lew races
% - t's aS!'ie III fruit d tic rriuce, wIoss %
s,,nI Trncc asked for fIs Cjnst. nr1,i. a. III.
!annE !oa- ati'lc to turnctl roun,i 10 i,ani II fo
etn e',s i,c hcor, him cxr1nim, Hh!i al tI,o san,
tfMs 'nrcssit1 is hand Ia bis forehead mn
M.5",e 1,.Mv rrred in 1,i6 sai1tIjc nnlt wn,l have
i.au f,om lila horse. but t.c ofliccrs surround
,nS M i,y hin gently On tic rro,nd when I,u wns
ir IomnI ~ Ia he nlrcatIy a CORPSE,
''an auch nrc The chances nml fortnncs of wor.
7rIth thr trrscnt 1onr. .ronro r,tus. thrrn n n,,
.nsh m'i thing ~ absolute saicty anywhere ucar
TelI nj battle. This gallant yotinfr PriutT..
ssJ On several occasois cx1oscu himself 70
~srtIc.sly to tho cncmy's f,ro ns In ,nfrtt
Tmr than once tho rchi1ko Of His suncriur
nfrce,.. On such occasions, htwcyrr. hu
Fl cscancti un]urt: whereas, nnw. IN A nIare al
co,nparatvo safety, he was slain by tic one
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1<rLIEI, ~ TIE CARS.
CLEVELAND. t., Sov. I3-John Mcintyre
vas killed by being run ever by the cars In this
city last evening. He has parents and Lruthcs
itYfhE nrAr boston, Mass.
, 1877-11-24

IN NEW YORK.
NEW Yo1K, Sov. 23.-Thc hat factory Of
Bancroft Il co. burned tonight. Loss, s3U,00O.
Partially insured.
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eighth Regiment, Under Nal. owen, anil tnmc
y"1hntcrrs. under Capt. Bailey, hare go1c II
tic front.
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-.,o.,k,'. rorps, holding the shinka, of two
lhaw;, arrIye .uyisinn, OF Erefn"!irrt, Of onr
d!s.:!"n ~, ,nt1 of scgrrns divisions nf eay-
dtss@""T ~. ThIs ar1ny would rni walt Tor
ths 'a, 'a,,',ratlon., i,u. would uu.l, IN to Adrian.
o,M oa, anil nj insl lie campaign. The i'lca of this
op. u,o a tprration, which fs attributed IN for.
efoa .tpsicrf.ts, lns found great favor Will, tho
es. Gs,nI luke MI lolas md the younger md more
daais !. n a,Y rate, fact that large bodies Of
,,oeo. arc being mas.c At Tirnors, an, tn; that
tas W. .r" tljrcxtct1 neither to the army Ut tho
Eft Ell nor tic Wcst hut ar" seAfloune between
H. III tu.,, nj, the line connecting aittuyn, Bfcin.
!nS .na Tirrnya. The nlan is doubtless bold one.
ths tpe eniy question being whether thc Russians
!nr w s.arr fnrtea enough frnn tho LON anil tic
81 s., m IN venture on snct, an expedition.
, 1877-11-24
0BS1RtfCTtN; NAItIRE.

fEf1cad of aldIng her n hcF rfIoftt 10 Frtuperntc
ie of'slouely not The wsy u ret well when nnc Is
sick. Yet TIL. j. precisely thu c,ut.e pnrsnrt!-of
y dhrin9 t1em.cItcs with pnwerfni mineral !ru:4
for .ome nsiady, with which thry arc afflicted:
Stlch snntfnl f1shlcAmcntH tnshrr tend 10 tct1rH
Tecnrcry than to hasten It. How much mcrr aen-
tthfc arr they WIN employ the rcnty .nrttng lint
thoroughly efficient lrrtorttivc. tnsirttcEA Etnu,.
af fltrsH. WHICH, Unlike the Fsng. referred To- IL
emancht1y wln.snne snI "afe: anil. Ihsiead nf in.
iHrins. improves tee t"nc ot thr Ftomacn AMI r.
tcsn Indlre.tto,s. liver enmpSsns. ennettpat,n.,,
kidney and bladder atimcnta. md rhrnn.at t,sm,
Yield 10 IT. corrective Influence. and It IL the
remedy sntl preventive tar excellence far inter.
mfltcnt and fctnttcnt fever. nnd other disorders
bred hy mta-,na. tainted mir and Hater. II Il.
rHorcovEr, superb appetizer.
ny-rnsefy. h!arr,,ra. cholera ,niantun,, ersmp-
In the st,mach.-f;llcr' Lsatncnl toidr 0f Amu,n1
MIA apptIeh fr"eIy hscr TIM bowels gives Instant
and Immediate relief. For saIc bY ali druggists,
, 1877-11-24

FInckney. Jatkson 4 Co.'n Fine Spices.
, 1877-11-24
vEt:EtYfHJ:.
VEGETINE
WILL CURE
SCR OFUl- A,

Scrofulous Hun1or.
rE"Er1sE viii eradicate from s!,c rystcn, r.tyy
tatni nf ScrDfnfa and StrnfHtnns EtHnlnr. IL has
permanently cured thon-and. l:t~tnn md sr,n-
its VII" had been long ami painful sufferers.
Cancer ,Cancerous Hufnor.
The p,arye'ou. ctrc, Of rcceljns In rs-c nr can
Ger and Canrcron. fIunoF railrn1et the nlt,-l pn-
fGlnd attention nf tllE mct!.cal faculty. Ina1y Of
whuH nre prescribing %cgcstne to their patients.
Ca1ker.
ycectine has never 1aled to cure the most nnc1.
lbe carr If CanLcr.
Mercurial Diseases.
The yess:;ne meet. VIII wonderful success In
Salt RheuIn.
Tst!e.: Sa't Ii E.ean ST.! 'lesa e. VII Ger.
tue.
Erysipefas.
rc-ctnc has nc, CT failed to cure tue most inret.
crate clse uf IFyslpGlas.
Pinp|es, and Hun1ors on
the Face.
Hcason rhou1d teach ur Tint biotchy. rough. or
p!tnplcd tNin depends entirely npua an Internal
cau.e. and y, nutwntd application cah ever curc
tue defect. vcretinc Is the grral hlood purifier.
Turnors, Ulcers or Old
Sores
Cleanse tic HOOD thorcaai,ly With NcestIue, and
tbcse complaints Ill oI'appeaf.
CatarYl1.
For sh!. complaint the c,,sy Substantial benefit
can br obtained through tne bIood. FcEetlnc IL
the yrrat blood purdcf.
Constipation.
yceetine doc, not act as esthartlc to debt1Itato
eaeh to perform the functions desof''ns nron
Piles.
ycrcttnc has restored thousands tn health who
hasc been loag and painful! auucfrrs
Dyspepsia.
1fyecetlnc IL taken regularly. according to d..
rcc1ions, eorsan and speedy cure will tu'low its
use.
faintness at the Stomach.
vcse.inc ts no, stimulating bitter. which erc.
atcs act!tuns appetite, but gentle tune which
aFslslH nature to restore The stomach to d healthy
action.
Female Weakness.
yegetlne acts dtrtetly upon the causes o! thr.c
complaints. II tnxigntatrA and strengthens the
whole ss.tea'. acts upon the sccsctI'e ursans ana
allays Inflammation.
General Debility.
In 'h!s compliant the good effects OF The vrce.
the utr realized t,nmrdlItuly after commencing to
tAkr III debility denotes deficiency at the blood,
aud vcgetlnr acta directly upon the bloo!.
VEGETINE
PREPARED UY
II. n. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
, 1877-11-24
Tidies.
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LACI:xs

Our immense St0c{: contains alt
the choicest and latest Novelties Of
this ScttHo,l Il. all classes Of goods,
"<1t especially Lou Prtccs!"
National Republican., 1877-05-03
DErECTIrEs AND SECONDHAND
DEALERS.
A Case Thrown Up By Detective, Worked
Up by a Police Ofncer, and q Secondhand
Dealer Caught In the Tolls.

A Case Thrown Up by Detective, Worked
Up by a Police Ofncer, and q Secondhand
Dealer Caught In the Tolls.
A little colored boy named George Tenney
was in the Police Court dock yesterday morning
and plead guilty to stealing articles OF clothing
from house No. oo1 street northwest, . part Of
which belonged to Mr.. NJ. d. Months and part
to Mr.. Frank y. Lesley. The Court committed
him for q further hearing, as he 10 needed as .
witness against o second hand dealer, and 10
order to afford time TO learn whether he could be
accommodated at tho Reform school. The case
Of the little boy was quite important, as II in.
velvcd second hand dealer and also possessed
some features which reflected upon the efnclency,
or something else, Of the detectives.
When the theft was discovered on Tuesday,
April "a, MIR. Months reported It to police head.
quarters, and the case was assigned to Detective
m M1I isss in's
and also told what his suspicious were, and sug-
gested that the detective visit the house 50 As to
detective did not think necessary. Mr.. Montls
and was told by McDevitt that tho stolen goods
was no chance Of getting either the goods or thief
This ended tho case 90 far as tho detectives were
Mr.. Moutis thcn reported the robbery TO the
otiicer on the beat whero II was committed. Geo.
w. Cooper, very sharp and intelligent young
with Lieutenant Eekion, Cooper Investigated
the case and arrested Tenney. They traced him
to tho store Of second hand dealer, at No. ois d
sold the pants, coat and vest belonging TO Mr..
Lesley for ~. Tho goods were recovered, and
Goldberg Ens arrested for SuynF stolen
Court yesterday, but the case was continued.
Tenney's case furnished good example Of the
way in which crime is encouraged by a class Of
second. hand dealers and pawnbrokers.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
whsa Patience Is n Virtue.

As thcse Who have moved are about Set
tling IN their new homes, We would suggest
that patience Is to them At present the chief
Of virtues. An ounce of 1. Just now Is Of
mort value to them than . pound Of brains.
Everybody praises patisnss, but few Of
tAOse engaged in moving practice it. When
ones fesk and bones are full OF aches and
pains Il 10 quite 4. natural for that person to
nuraur as il is for q COW to switch her tail
when the nies are troublesome, or a cart to
rattle over . stony street. That is human
nature, but human nature should not always
rule humanity. Grin and bear ones troubles
is a good saying, but sing and bear them Is
better. Certainly We ought not to be
afraid OF Soi1g to the Black Hills when We
know that We shall safely return laden
With tie wealth OF that charmed bourne. The
Impatisn: and srumbling housekeePer Is con-
stAntly IN trouble. She seems to water her
niseriss AMI hoe up her comforts and send
out = wagon to bring troubles home In. This
class OF people, like the Democratic party
with the Electoral Commission, chew the bit
ter Pill, Whea they would not know 1t was
bi;ter II thsy had sense to swallow il whole in
the cup OF pItIcRee. When oue occupies
LrN IoMlSliSi sue snouN oe CAEeIui nos 10
lean on the line fence and tell the next door
nei.abOr shat awful slo'enly people lived in
the house before they moved there, for the
reason that the nei-hbor may be sister or
cousin OF the family which has Just moved
out. This Nould sreate Ill feeling, and gses to
grove that there Is more sweet in . spoonful Of
sugar than IN = hoSshs.d of vinegar. 1t Is far
better to have patience aud take water Cruel
than TO catch the niserables and give Others
the disease BY eomplAising about our troubles.
II yoE eaHuot put stove up and a carpet
down without swearing 50 loud that your
nsighbOrs are disturbed you had better &C
without a IRE. When such little troubles
Arise IL l. 10 use Of flying in the face Of fate
National Republican., 1877-05-03
TIE sasO,CCo PAVEMENT CONTACT.

THE $4,000 PAVEMENT CONTRACT.
We note With pleasure that the District
Commissioners have been prompt to act
upon some of the suggestions which We
advanced yesterday, touching some re
quiremeuts in their published proposals FOR
paving certain streets, which seemed TO US
Improper and uHjust. By reference to
supplement 10 the original advertisement.
whiCh sppears else where in these columns,
il will he notice d that the time for openiur
the bids isexIended frnm May until May 10
II will Slsn be seen that tse successful
bidder, II be furnishes satisfactory evi,
drnce OF his ability to comply with the
specifications in other respects" will he
Eiven thirty days within which to begin
rhe contract, instead of being limited to
ten days, as required in the original adv.r
JlsemenL These two alterations dispose
ot the most serious objections that We en-
srtsined to the requirements in the blank
forms furnished bidders by the Commis
-,uners. Osher contractors outside of
those vno were so fortunate as to
have received information Of the contract
in question long before the Commis
siouers advertised for proposals. will
po~ have an opportunity to bid
tor this important work with SOM
chance Of success. II the Commissioners
lad adhered TO their original design it
~ould have been useless for anybody to
have gone to the trouble Of rendering a
hid, eIosp; those lucky individuals who
have been buying paving material for some
time hack in Anticipation of capturing this
identical contract We publish in our
news columns this morning the explana-
ton OF Commissioners KErcHAN and
PHELrs respecting their action in the
nrauises
National Republican., 1877-05-03
Ay UNKNOWN sEELEroy

Found In n Sewer, which Givss Itass % .
Suspicion Of Foul fiay-Tho Qacstson D.,
whence These Bones, which Some Medical
Student is Expected 10 Answsr-
Tuesday svesiDg q boy pcered down inio
. manhole Of sewer on Third strest- betwesn Z
and northwest. The iron cover or I'D Of ths
manhole was stolen some time ago. 20 that there
was nothing to hinder him from getting 4 fAtr
view Of section Of the sewer. In the nth snd
slum, he saw . dark heap, from which several
bones projected. 1t tstruck the boy that the homes
were those Of n man, and he reported his disoOT-
cry and suspicious to Sergeant Mflstoad- Tho
Sergeant made m iavestigation, the results 0f
which he reported 70 the Seventh preclnct ststida
early yesterday morning. He had . colored msn
80 down into the hole and gather together the
bones.
The eolored man found human skull, dozun
ssry for q comPlcte sutft for an sblelbodied man.
They were wrapped In piece OF mating whiuh
had partly rotted In the sewer. TIN skull and
bonef were bare, and had, it 10 Judged. bcsn IN
moved to the seventh precinct station. Nc !
DIT Of flesh was left on them. Either exposure an
rats had barred thsm. They belonged 20 . full.
grown man. On the skull Is N indentation over
the right temple which suggested murder. An
discovery set offieers and jewellers In tho neigh
borhood TO thinking whether any mysterious dis
appearances had taken place about there within
the last year. Tbs sewer WAS built only sboui
skelston and It's covering led 10 the belief whici
was quits generally accepted ysstoraay, thAt d
had besn deposited there by some medical stu
dent who found himself with an elephant On M
BON will be kept at the Seventh precinct station
for Identification.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

The three articles Of treaty between the
C1itei States AId Russia, ratified in ls54,
and relating to the rights Of neutrals at sea,
have an especial interes: for ths commercial
marine Ofthis country just now. The points
recognized are that free ships make free goods,
and goods OF an enemy when founi in neu.
IrAl vessel are not subject to eonhscatlOn IN
less the same be eouirIhAnl Of war, and that
the property on Al euemy's vessel Is not sub
jec; to oOaseription unless I, he coGtraband
material. l. will be seen by this that those
Who open trade with the enemies Of Russia
run no little risk Of losing BY the venture.
The material which IS now being loaded on
neutral vessels in the New England ports
which are bound for Turkish hsrbors are
liable to se ssixed the moment they pass out
into the open sea.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

THE accident of Tuesday last ST the
New York post Office, by which four work,
men were suddenly crushed to death BY
the falling in OF root, is one OF tho.- spec
linens of culpAble neglect on somebody's
part that needs Investigation. Somebody
is responsible for the ''aecidea,," and
whether it be the archiiec, who recon-
mended the work to be done, the superin-
tendent in charge, or the workmen directly
performing the work, that fact should be
properly set forth, and the responsibility
fixed where it belongs. II is not now our
intention TO cast reflections upon any one
IN particular, but it certainly looks as
though Mr.. 0AEsHOTT, who is supposed to
be on the spo, personally experimenting
the work, should know something of the
cause. Before commenting further, We
await the result Of the Investigation ordered
BY Secretary SHERMAN.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
NOTHING BUr WATER.
The Great Temperance Nesting Tonight.

The grand mass.rally at Lincoln Hall to-
night promises to be the greatest event which
has occurred in temperance circles In this locality
for years. A large number Of the business men
Of the city, who while they are not termed total
abstinence men, still feel an interest In and
sympathy for the ecause-haye expressed their in
tention OF being present, with their families
Seats will be provided on the stage for the clergy
OF the District-the representatives from the
several temperance orders and the signers. The
John y. Ellis music store has kindly donated the
use OF one OF the Weber grand pianos, Of which II
10 the agent. The glees selected arc new and
stirring. Everybody who feels an interest In the
cause should attend. The discussion Of the sub.
leet by two such eloquent men as Rev Father
keane and DIR. Newman, to say nothing OF the
other speakers selected, must provide an intel
leetual treat. The meeting is free to everyone,
and 1t Is expected that the hall will be crowded
to OYerhoWIng.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

and exercising hard thoughts about Providence,
for you will only kick against the Pricks and
hurt your own feet. Tho giant trees of the
forest bow before the winds Of heaven, 90 we
must yield patiently to the circumstances and
inevitable forces which surround us, for II the
corn crop falls the wheat may yield hun.
dredth. OF course Il Is not human TO like
misfort unes any more than II Is natural
for Bourbon to like Republican measure;
but tho housekeepers who have just moved
Into new quarters should be patient and long
suffering, and remember that what cannot be
cured must be endured, whether 1t Is found in
the difficulties attending the effort to put up a
stovepipe that will not match or putting down
a carpet with brittle and stubbed tseks. They
should always bear In mind that "Blow the
winds never so fast, they must subside At
last.''
National Republican., 1877-05-03
TURKISH PERSECUTION or THE
JHHS

TJRhIsH PkRSkCJTIUS Or THk
JEWS.
While the followers Of Islam have no
present liking nor tolerance for Christians,
and IN later times have persecuied them
with every device Of oppression when
found within their borders, they have still
shown them much favor when their treat
ment s compared with the cruelty prsc-
ticed upon the JewS When in the early
days OF the NohAmmedan er. the Prophet
had made Mecca his capital BY conquesi
over Jews and idolAtOrs, and marched in
the flush of triumph against Palestine, he
manifested great clemency and moderation
toward the Christians, from whom he ex-
acted only small tribute, and to whom he
literally gave protection, security and
freedom Of trade, while he freely permitted
their worship, and regarded iheir con
version as something which WAS
rather to be expected than enforced.
II Is probable that their recognition OF
CHRIsT as the true Saviour impressed No
uASrhKD with the doubtful e1pediency oi
attempting TO effect 8 Remuneration in his
laNo4b NuAAt AuC lACA huAA tht Jews NtIt
still looking for MESSIAH operated upOn hi:
mind as Circumstance greatly enhAncin.
his prospects for propagandism with them
and that this was the cause Of the differ
eDoe Of course pursued toward the believe
and the nOn-believer. At all events. b,
then published = patent in favor OF hi
Christian subjects, or is believed to hav,
done 90, known as Tsstas.IstH. MOhan
nledis, which extended 10 them speciA
privileges denied to Others. And that sucl
an edict was issued is rendered the mon
certain because OF the conformity Of i,
alleged provisions TO the dOciTiTes Of Ii
Koran, as fousd in many pass4ges Thu
It Is SAID. mo force shall be employ ed L
religion !" that The Prophet is nOthin
but teacher and admonisher OF the pee
National Republican., 1877-05-03

pie, who shall not be governed by vio-
lence, ;" and that the believers shall leave
th1se who do not believe to the punish.
ment Of Con, for He is the only .rbiter,
and will reward every one as be deserves"
But the Jews, being still open to belief.
10 consequence Of having rejected the
Saviour, were treated IS having no reli-
eion. s7t As therefore entitled tn no priv
ileses and no coosiderstiop, and the
ProphSt hoped to Influence them in some
manner to sccepi himself as Messiah. and
be enrolled under his banner. Accord.
ingly he Was in the frs; instance very
friendly toward them. sud used every effort
TO persuade their RABBITS to become his fol-
lowers; but fnslly convinced that there
WAS no prospec: OF gaining their ad.
hereuce BY such means, he rssorted to
that system Of cruelty which has in
creased in severity under the reign
OF every successor TO his throne from
that day to the present And in the de-
generate days Of Moslemum-for the reli-
sion Of Allah largely changed in its char
.cter soon after the death o, Mohammed-
. slmilar disregard of the rights Of the
CHRISTIANS was manifested. and now there
does not seem to be any difference in the
policy OF the Porte toward them except so
nr As constrained by the public sentiment
of the world and impelled by the fear OF
consequences. But the poor Jews, weak
and unwSrlike. have ever been the espe-
cisl objec: Of hatred by the Turks and the
chosen mark Of their malice; and now We
hear they have been slaughtered in cold
blood, and lett unburied on the scene by
those Who claim to hsve gone out to en-
force the commoa right Of all to enjoy
their own opinions in matters of conscience
Should the o5jec; of Russia be simply
the punishment OF the Turkish Govern
ment for its oppression Of the Christians,
and to compel a proper observation of the
freedom Of religious opinion in that coun.
Try in the future, as professed, il is TO be
hoped sny terms that may be prescribed
Will include the welfare OF the unfortunate
and fTisndleSs Jews, and that the Gar will
tiGd means to restrain the Christian zeal of
his allies within limits consistent with
their united march against the intolerance
OF the Turks.
National Republican., 1877-05-03
THE 1x-HINDLE MURDER.
Trial Of Georgs @. Ellison fer the Kalii.g sf
David small.

ktInh u eoofHo ~. h&AAtson A11o AAAAA17k
David small.
The trial Of George c. Ellison, indicted for
the murder OF David Small on the 7th Of Marsh
last, was assigned for trial yesterday. Ths -
cused, At the time OF the oscurrenoe Of this aim
Guilty, was chief engineer Of tho engine running
en- the House OF Representatives side Of tke
Capitol. For some time bad feeling had sx-
listed between tho parties. MT. Small st one time
was employed - slsstrician ht the Capitol, but
was removed, and Afterwards made efforts 70 be
reinstated. Ae thought that Mr.. Ellison had
considerable influence with the appointing power
and inportuned his influence IN securing the
place again.
He had acoosted the defendant In this suit ses-
| erai times, and angry words grow cut Of tho con-
fsreness. Tho last terminated in blOwk and Mr
Ellison struck Mr.. Small on the hoad with an
aIe.handle, from the elects OF which ipJury n ~
alleged that he died. The defense el elpsrtsa 20
| show that the dsoeased made rspcstcd tlrpats
against their client, and short time prcrisuf
| 70 his death asserted that he would kiIl him.
The oourt did not convene until tive O'Clock yur-
| terday, and the empansling Of tsry was pro-
eeedsd with and the following ten men were Oh
tanned from ,he regular panel Lsonidas scout,
| W. A. Scott, l.. =. Seibold. Jos. L. Pisrson,
William Griffin, 7. l.. Harvey, X, Il, Tslliiern,
4 Julius Niedt, Orlando Bell and John L. fsrknr
by direction Of his Honor twelve tAlesmen ware
| drawn from the box and ordered 10 he BummoDed'
| to appear In court this morning, whom tho onuse
] will proceed. /.
National Republican., 1877-05-03

TEE Turkish fleet in the Blsck sea have
bombsrded For ST. Nicholas. which has
been dism.ntled for twenty three years
They exploded about ten Thousand dollars
worth Of powder and bombs. aud happened
10 kill Russian soldier. who was in the
fort watching the movements Of the feet
The news wss teleEraphed 70 Constantine.
pie, aud gre,t rejoicing followed the an
nouncemeur The var Is evidently betDe
vigorously prosecuted,