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The French Cabinet Cues
ton Still Various
ly Discussed.
Orevy Would Accept the Repub-
Iican Nomination tor
President,



cnEvEEr cnECKMArED.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 2.-On Oct. 81 Chcvkct
Pasha advanced TO Fxctaka Teliacbc. lie was
defeated after several hours engagement by The
Iussiann at Kadomarzc, and fed Ia the greatest
disorder.
Is cow completely invested.
IN THE uoBHupscnA.
LONDON, Nov. IA speclal from Constantl-
nople suys Prince 11assan l,as undertaken 10
command fore Of Turks and Egyptians III
tended 10 oppose Gen. Zimmerman.
Tho Russlans arc In force near Nusahtyr,
wi.eneu they threaten nazAtLtlk.
NO rRoposAL FOR MEpIAT1oN.
a Vienna correspondent says Count Won
Beust, Austrian Ambassador Ut London, re-
ports that Lord Derby has informed furriRn
ambassadors tint England, 90 far, has had no
opportunity OF making any proposal with a view
to mediation.
MONTENEGRO.
A RaEusa special states that the ATontencErins
arc promFing 10 attack kIobuk aud Spuz.
RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS.
LONDON, Nov. "A spccial from Dogot,
alnul eight miles south Of plevna, has tho fol-
loving: Tho Car arrived hcru On tho eth Of
Oc.obur. Tho Grand Duke Nicholas has hts
IenNQuATLC{B HEfG. GEH. lDuEEbEn ID NJ
Tuchcnitza with his staff. Tlc Prince OF Rou-
nan!a's headquarters arc at poruIlu.
LOSSES.
The attack on TeiIseho simultaneously with
the capture Of Duhnik, OH tho 9Th ultimn, was
repu1scd With tho loss Of 600 nlcn. Tho loss
at'uuhntk was 5000 men. Every brigade anl
reg4lncntal commander WA killed Or wounded,
md as nearly all tho Officers OF thu Guards arc
personally known Mt headquarters, tho fact that
10 o'ilvcrs hal been placed hors lu combat, las
Gust dcop gloom over the stall at Bogut.
Tho bonlbardnent Of FlcYna continues In IL
dcsultoEY way.
s1LlsrntG.
A special dtapatct from shum1a says sitstria
Ia threatened with Investment, but IL cxeectl-
ingly strong In defense, anl the iullartne, gar-
slson is commanded by Sulciman puslla, ono OF
the sblcst Turkish Generals.
EGrFT AND AUYsstNfA.
LONDON. Nov. 9-5 u. MA special from
Alcxuntlr!a says tho King Of Abyssin!a again
thrcatons to invade Egypt with l20, ,0o0 men.
ten. Gurdon is expected at Massosal, 10 ncgo-
t'atu With lin.
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Social ptsp4tca In 1As Caicagv Tstbun4.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. Nov. 2.-John Beaton
wss drowned III Tswas Lake yesterday while
luck'Iuntinx. Tho boat vap.lzcd. TIE body
wus 'uad to-day. liz Leaves wife su1 Two
ChluEpn.
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SpaI itDifpattA tn Tat Chicago 1rtaHnS.
MONTREAL, Nov. 3.-A Receiver will 10 ap-
pniutcd for tho Southeastern Railway, aud tho
difficulties connected with tho road left with
tho courts to settle.
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Setctui NsDatcA II 7zt Cntcaga Trfaunt
MILWAUKEE, Nov. .e.-Firc t.,-uirht destroyed
the Harris stallcab,e Iron Works near Uny Htrw.
Loss, &lB,0o0: insured for 5000. Tic tlse
caught In tue boiler.toou. Ninety-Ave men lose
employment.
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IIVTFI4 NlTRN Elf
sASpusKr, O., Nov. 2.-Thc Island House, on
kelley's lslaud, 1acob Rusl, owner and proprtc-
tor was totally destroyed by 1rc tI!ls tnorning.
Loss, 33O, 200 u j,0Ul; Insured for &ls,5QO.
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DETROIT, Mich., Nor. 9.--T1e Evangelical
Alliance ycastemblcd at Q o'rloek this hlorninK.
The KcY. Or. iiatttanft started bis paper On
"Thc Tendencies Of Modern Thought Toward
Roansnlsn aud Msgalism4" Altck BE- hAd 6n-
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TILE RAILROADS.

ENJOYED THEMSELVES.
Most nj ilc railway officials WIN have been
attending thc mcctinr. nj thc t;rona pact,c
Hotel let for their respective l'o,nts yesterday
About nifty Of tho t'oncsat Freight Agents
accepted IN invitation from Tho officers Of tho
Chtcaeo L. Northwestern Railroad to a pleasure
tri,, tn Mitwankcc. Tim Train uhich ron.i.tc,]
~. ~ "''". ..@''.' "4"s ~. ..,a ~.
o' tslsec e'eeIcfs anu locomotive 'elt t'o ha',
z!c Street Denot at o:l5 ychtcElay morninE and
arrived At Milwaukee about two hours altcr-
war,ls, Al tho tlrnot rrstaurant thcy found a
""o e''H.'o" i" "a't'H tof 'ne'"' a"a' tne luz
having given tho saIlroaticra Rood appetNe'
there was not much te't IN tho tables when they
got through. Refreshed ID body and mind, they
gnt Into carriages wl,tct, stoot} in waiting far
them and tonk a drive through the principal
strreta uf tho civ. Thev left the Cream Ctty
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II Ia l1AtlF1As
The Sun FrAncise., EivnfHy DHteifa Inns a long
editorial in opposition to Tom sco,t's Southern
pacElle Railroad schcuc, mud cluilns that tho
Ccntraf pact!lc Is really TO complete that finc
without d slugle subsidy bond. II has tho fol-
lowing tn say In regard to this matter:
Whatever objections may be n,nda 10 tho man
asenitnt u this Company 1.-The Central facthc]. 1t
has certainly brcn characterized by wonderful
iew han!. II i eunlrol llsd with sjnsIcncs. Or pur
ps*e and purely ol, ot,sincss principles Tho great
!" oxst.u E soos on The tais:
St @ ia bners IL S1oae e s'.set fesn.s
hasc ri.en froni Hc. GS7 tons ~ ln72. to nrasly
iUu. GO1 tuna, md white they still consist mainly
w1ncs dry goods, sugar, tobacco, hardware. etc..
!lle t4rLa 4 being adjusted zach yeAr 20 u to aid
mcnt. ii barley Tor example, ast year aggregated
iii rarloads while 4, l0l tons Of green iruIt were
,noyr'I Eastward. 4 decrea.u Of 10 per cent Ii.
- per cent In The freight carried.
Il il ia DO presumed the struggle for tho Southern
tra1'seo,.tlnena .oute w,i he renewed 10 .e ptss.
that the tentrn acitc managers will 10 llwarteI.
'fhe chances for Tom scatts bond scAemo arc very
Northern or Western stntes thus far. whether
Deinocratco ltcpa,lfcAI, has opposed tho graft
lug of snb+tcs ~ any .haM t9 Fa1lr I'D ~ otlier
tle .aulI statcs, tlo. sentiment af tho people
scott cannnt 70 on without Government aid, at,l
the Callf,tA,ls can The iss',o IL scurcely doubtful
Tito Company which In. 6u|lt n road acruss the
desert, uI,I hus %panncd tho Colorado md u now
rapidly completing the rst tl!ontand nilcn u rail-
f0ad cxtcnuinE south tuwara tic afttssspp MI.
miles on tic ra.nc terms, IL, Without uoad
subsidy. II Is fen!y, rs wo understand, to pnth
the road .10 miles tnto Arixuna within = few
,ohsl,s. Tno practical solution Ut The question Of
a Southern rn}r1aa 10 In the construction Of 1t.
THAT III tlhs tolntl0n Which The sUu'ilern rAcf1c
COMPANY AEe working out, not on paper, but OIL
thu borders OF Arizona Territory.
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8TONA(sEs ..
4 BBOLUTELY rlRK-p4.tt,F STORAGE FOR FUR.
"A plIure. MrEe s4sfl4kc esG H9ast s9s1tA
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OsT~A NEp COW; WHITE uACH. AND WHITE
sfsr in Srr fkrc, Il rtiulued viii b. 1Fded By
JOHN CAsEY corner Fury y. e1th md llslstua.
/ osr-oX SOUTH WATEl!.eT,. pETWEEN STATE
anl " xrborp SUN VI hAae5 La Mhtt4 envelope.
Estu1p 4Gd ri ulai1! tsaAd II I. u. bQWEas la
At
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1sAHT*%R WAtrEb-WlTu &klu CASH TG
lake laIf iutefctt In lr Ultimate, YAylpE buslneAi
in CLIt4gu, AIIre.4 4 hi tribune enFus.
lAAKrNEH WASTEIt-ih a 1tlnD E3TAHLlEAk!
n III 10 IS III ~ en1arse ausiatsA SA41afAeloFJ ret
tftucea gsytu, eIc. hdl.tAs L " Tt!hunt 0tfeN.
, 1877-11-03

AU E4NCAAN1X.e
IHlsN NExIliAN0E-4i6 ACIsrS UF LAND IN iowa.
xithln trra uilts of thFlY lnxitn*4 gfiss.* ~
A1sG, &t4 tenement lVu4ry. we'll rtiicl+ III c1tT
IN tUWAj CASH price. 81. hU each. 8+nu
AlIu ia fots RlIulAnx last naIed $An t4St, .Nkl
Aia.a 0na ~ ht,u hDA a. ueK and rented. Nu
All cltAF. -, 80.
Will s1enanxe for tlrkt CheaG, rruIcrtY. gf *tI"
tmpfIrel farni nrar Ch!sslp Adarras !! ~ lribunt.
sip ExCltaSGk-i.s III AEHts nf TIL FlSkST
!sua tn tl4y tgaai5 horth EsFoliGs ~ ioeats4 ns1!
the GeurA ifnr; spitud totk tAf Nj enttp Ahu tstlc
taAxs tbe }.ars srep4ld b94y e tiFh<r ~ ts !s,d
terusd now hatl4lgs n tho consyt ttl* psffssi a.
tnr tu chicago. psrb1ial pE1prEIyi value, e. 1A
.adIrr.4 " t L. irhano ofica
;tu ExCHANUE-Gtl,il INSIDE CRY lMpRnvEn
nfusrly lsuas Ut q G!saf 1ot tAfM And osliss Kav1
uutsiIs ptu1rsI3. > ". sat, Ltd nsArbofn.st.
no ExCllANUE-N1cE HONE NEAR ASHLAND.
~, Ltssssn L9s9 .ua wv nurvn - dopes ~
s. ". hEA. l7a uestbarn-.k. ---
ilfE HAVE TWO Pine .NKW BRICK HOUSES:
" With Ill modern improvements 70 t3SlAake tos
hotsl g country pt9x,y A!so hsto ~ au4fs n 9o9
wshI 10 trade. coma sud ses ". 3oaks Hail kS.
lsouIu l. Ill u AA4ts1u-st.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-28
Rev york rroauco Market.

hOhA' n Ak.
FLOUR Receipts OF 1917 bushels. Market
0s25c b-tttr, improvement mainly upon
i'w grades, Xtla aud patent ext a.
s.lrs OF .,,s9o barrels barrels No: . at IS %
g. 1894 co; common TO gOod extra western
AID state ut : O0Go IS good 10 choice extra
western an state AZ so 70s6 10; common 70
chUlc. white wheat western extra at 20 10
Cds rs; nry white wheat western extra
at So 55 as 90; common to good xtra hlo
at s. oeG075 cnmtnOn to choice extra 81.
good to prime ~ 81 0 as c5; cholc TO double
extra al IS 1O@9O 90. ,rktt closing firm
WBEAT-kecelpts OF ls0,Iti bushels. Market
i@2c bet er. closing quiet. sales OF 4ss, 900
Lushel-. N " no. c, icagO al 81 Ban; 81 3s
rn lrtnweSt sprlDg: 81 30 Ior ola no M.
wauhsGi Wa s6r,nc. 20 81 ~ 6 saW tor wi1ter
led western; for steamer M. wiuter ed;
81 40a Al No wiuier red; 81 Ssdi 40 fir
an' er ILdlan 5, a. for amOer ltate; 81 80 for
Rye Market dull. Sales OF $500 BUSH Is OF
westeru NJ 60k@IO>; bushels jersey and
Barley Market nominal.
LORE.-Re, -ipJs or 33S i9l bushels. Market
&c bett+r, with far ade r. ported, cl sing
uns TILED. Sales OF o4n u bushels at 62c fOr
rm wester,; mike =; ts@o'c for ungraded
we tern mix d; 55j for iOw mixed and New
YORK No. 2; 6Sa tor 40 2 wni o.
81 ghIly IN buy rs Tavor. Sales OF 1000 BUSH
els. MiXe1 western INA lalt 2eia 2sc /;
white western ano state ut SS@4lHc; IN lunng
ew YORK No white ht "a New York No.
whit aG 365s ia STc New YorK y at rs (; New
York No. Nhite at 40a i0kc mixed v stern
a. "a whit western al s5S4lNc; white state
y NJ rk' t steady. Sales OF new AMI old
a. 65a7O Tor shipp ng.
hoPs-D Dull; -aIes OF yea-lings at 4@sc ;
so Ks at ca g.; Cali urnla nOunin Il a sals y.
oFFgE.- nj quiet and n minally III chan ed;
cargoes at 10Y s2Caic gold; b lots at 1919
taAa.-Market quiet and unchanged; sssS
| for air TO & rem lay; SIC u prln ne; r, nIed
easter AT tACd .UAc for aLUar a; lJh
for granulated; loAc for powered; lie
aoLAssEs- Dull al nom nallv unchanged
| g tcer grades qnit and n, minal noraLgrd
leans
ICE MarFet steady and 'air demand. salea
a. tAS7Ac for Louisiana; 6=7Hc ior Caro-
| lints
| r'sTRoLEUN-Markat firmer and quiet Sales
| OF crude al 7Hc; 'etnrd ~ 1873; Iaphtba skc;
unit STAT CT ude du ana non inai.
| 'AlLOw MIX STEADY. Sal OF 90 ood
| lbs. prime at ItsCss 3l6c
| .Gus.-- Firm, r. sales OF state and Pennsyl
vanis at l7t9 s.; is 5SlTc for western
| PORK. - NJ ,rket opened 1rmrr and closed
| quiet SAT Of new mess al SS l0Sl32b.
| BERF-Quiet.
lArD-M ,cker lower and o.ed 1rm. Sales
| OF y line a. % 50.
BuTTER-Marker for choice is tirm; other
| gra 'es h ayS. sales at OS9ic for western i
CSf5c for s ate
IkksA Market scarcely so firm. Sales al
| oalic for C, MN n 10 prime.
| LlNsEED-NArktt ull at 81 0b
| HlSAf- Market du at s. 10 bid, 81 1901 II
| asked.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-28
Electric Flashes.

The New Jersey repu lican state conven-
tion is 10 be held Sept. 26tb.
The j. c. o good steamer fire company
OF Troy. with prominent Troy officials,
visited the Rochester fire department to
day.
An Omaha dispatch says there is no de-
lay to passengers or freight on account of
the bridge accident. Trains cross at Platts-
mouth and connect on time.
The miners and laborers of the Penn
sylvania coal company at Pittstou, have
resolved not to work unless the company
granted 10 per cent advance.
The International free trade alliance of
New York, elected delegates to the free
trads convention ot Saratoga, Sept. Z,
headed by Prof. Sumner Of Yale. The
delegates were instructed TO support abeo-
Lutte free trade before the convention.
The actress Clara Morris, OH the east
bound express due at noon, tel graphed for
a physician a. the depot At Columbus Ohio,
DR.. Druory, found the patient IN Pull
man car, lying down, attended BY her maid
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The Indians.
SALT LAKE, Aug

SALT LAKE, Aug. 81.
A Fort Ellis dispatch tays Lieut.. s. ho-
field was on top OF Moubt Washburn ye =
terday. On the "a Indians killed seven
IN n OF Helena and Radcnsburs party TAX
ing two woman aud one man prisoners
en- Scht sld was at Mount Wa hburne.
Toe Indians killed nine OF another party
One escaping Indian released Mrs. Cowan,
rer sister and brother ytsieifay. The
main camp crossed tie ellowstone. On
the 25.n, warriors went ok to fight Gen
Howard, White Bird and Looking G as-
remained in camp, Joseph accompanied the
warriors, who said THEY we're going to
Wind River and Camp Brown for supplies.
Schofield thi Ks they aim for Lower Vel.
lowstone, via. Clsrks fork. A report from
Bazemsn Mount says Gen Slurgis has sis
ompanies on the Yellowstone to meet
Joseph's baud
A Mammoth Hot Springs special yester.
day from F. j. Pfllster Gays he is the only
one OF his party left alive by the Indians
The party consisted among otheis of the
the following residents of Helena Joe,
Roberts, Andv W,ckert, Richard Hillech
I. F. j. Parster. F. Carpenter tele
graphs from Hot Springs that two womer
aud himself are alive, the rest of the party
were killed. The Helena party are all lost
but one. The Indians under Joseph, Look
ingglass and Whi,ebird forced into theil
camp.
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The Presidents Views.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
The Tiibune's Philadelphia special g'ves
q correspondents recollection of informa-
ton gathered from conversations with
Hayes and his cabinet during the receLt
tour. The president thought the Ohio
republican platform was spread out too
thin for an effective canvass. The true
course for OHIO republicans was to put
themselves In accord with the adminislra-
toms pacification policy and make an ag-
gressive fight on that line AS the CAM
paign is now being conducted the president
doesn't think the result can be taken as an
expression of opinion on his course in
Ofiice. Both platforms indorse the admin
istrations general policy. 1t cannot there
fore be held that the administration Is con-
demned If the state goes democratic, or es-
peclally approved If it goes republican.
Hayes would of course be glad to have his
party succeed, but is not going to worry
about it. He thinks no violent partisan
action will be taken by the Democrats In
congress. Questions are coming mp
concerning bank currency aud silver,
upon none of which either party
is agreed. He expects the democrats will
elect the speaker, but when the work OF
legislation begins the democratic cohesion
will be lost. 1t is probable only brief
message upon pending topics will be sent
to congress in October. The army appro-
priation will, he believes, be voted prompt
ly. The president may recommend that
discretionary power be given maximum,
not increasing the number of regiments.
From Evarts conversation it is inierr be
shares the sponslbilty with Schuiz foi
the presidents anti-poli'Ics order. Evari,
intends to deliver an address during the fal
canvass in New York on the tmaucpat or
of suffrage from Office holders control
Postmaster General Key appears in entire
accord with the views of the preside Mt
does not seem TO be disturbed by attacks II
southern papers, ard thinks his course II
accepting fiji It and aiding Hayes to cary
out the pacification policy is endorsed by
the conserva i've sentiment OF the south.
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From New York.

NEw YORK, Aug 81.
Valentine Len, wealthy Gelran sg
so, suicid,d on his wife's grave IN Ever.
gr,en ctmetrry, Brooklyn, to-day.
Clarence c. Perry opposes the probate of
his mothers will because on account Of his
bad behaviour she left him only S5. The
property, which is considerable, goes 10 the
younger SOD.
A man and wife obtained leave 10 change
their name to Salisbury On the ground that
the wife is studying for the American stage
aud neither BInger, the hub .nd's, poT
Stimlisb. the wifo's maiden name, are ap.
prop.!Ste In that connection.
Tue propeller City of FItchburR ran into
tae ferry boa, Republic this afternoon cut
ting clear through the gentlemen's caabiu
The Ftchburg's bow was badly damaged
Nobody injured
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Crimes andA Casualties.

Mrs. Ell ,beth Drummond of Toronto,
yesterday fatally shot her husband during
quarrel.
This morning Louis Dash Of st. Paris,
Ohio, while drunk, cut his wife's throat
fatally and then his own In the presence of
their two children,
Herman Thurman of walllngford,
Conn, apparently we'll to do young man,
suicided at the hotel near Utica, Friday.
The body was found to-day.
W. Fl. Clark, clerk In the postofflce at
81. John, N. b., was arrested to-day for
stealing money letters. He was detected
by marked money. His predecessor is now
serving q term in the penitentiary for q
similar offense.
! Three road agents who had been plying
their vocation on the Cheyenne stage rOu c
wers arrested yesterday. One shot facer
May through the arm and tried to escape
on horseback. He was fred on and his
horse killed and the desperate shot through
the body, probably fatally.
The Boston Herald says Ii. Cohenno, Q
diam md cutter and polisher, recently took
Samuel B. Height as partner and employed
the latters cousin, B j. Height, as cutter
Height went to Philadelphia to sell dis
monds on Friday. He summoned COhennc
by tel graph, who obeyed the summons
but failed to find Height. Returning nj
found the safe robbed of $40 900 worth O
diamonds, bonds, and large quantity o.
jewely, by The two Heights, who fied on th'
Liverpool steamer Saturday with thei
families. Cohenno is ruined.
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Field and Bradl lsy.
San FRANCISCO, Aug

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 27
The Exchange publishes an interview
wi b Justice f eld as. to whether Justice
Bradley of the electoral commission, pri-
va'ely expressed the opinion to Clifford
and Field that Flor da Went for Tild and
afterwards publicly decided that Hay es
carried the state He refused 10 answer
directly, making 81 M evssve BIT sig ill.,
cant repy as recently stated in the NV
York Sun, viz: that Bad ey rad no
opiulon emphasizing the word "read. u
Farther than this Field would not talk,
saying he regretted his name had cen
used, deprccs'ing any CONTROVERSY wi ich
might disturb the sncal Iela'iins with his
colleagues, and urging that members tf the
commission are bound TO respect secrecy OF
deliberations.
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Tl9 wounded. Deserters say the Turks

TIC wounded Deserters say the Turks
,st o 000
In the council to-day, Prince Milan pre-
siding, II determined on cooperation of
the Servian army with the Russian forces
In Bulgaria.
The hills around Shipka pass are covered
with Turkish bodies. The Turkish losses
are as great as the Russian Losses at Plevna
Almost collision occu red at Nikopolis
bel ween Russians and Roumanians because
the Russian commander ordered a Rou-
msnian soldier fl Rged- The denial now
given Of disagreement between Russians
and Rnumar iAns indicates that the Rus
slams feel that they have carried things too
far and must appease the offended Rou.
manians.
An Erzeroum Dispatch reafflrms the Rus
sian defeat al Kirziltpe and SOubatan. Re
newed fighting is imminent and Russian re-
inforcem, mis- continue to arrive at Alex
andropool. $4,000 men and 48 guns
reached Ervina for Gen. Tergukass, fl.
There are strong indications that servia
will again try the fortune of war. District
ff1cials have been ordered to withhold
possport, from militia men going to the in.
terror or abroad. Daily communications
here with Russian headquarters.
A Krak Dsrs dispatch says the Turks
took X zltepe, but in attempting to take
Kuruk Dara were entirely defeated. Tn,
Russians generals Koneartff and Tch-
avsschevadzc were wounded.
The accounts from the Indian famine
districts are still bad. A slight rain fell IL
Madras last week. In Bombay there 10 M
sufficiency Of rain except in the Canara dis
trict.
Prince Tcherkasskis removal from Bul
garian administration is immenent.
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By Cable.
FRENCH PRESS PROSECUTION.

PARIS, Aug. 81.
1t is stated that of the rev p pers VIII ch
published Gambetta's little speech, only the
Republique Francais, in which it fist ap-
peared, will be prosecuted.
A Pr sPECIIvR STRIKE.
LcSDoN. Aug %.
Notice OF a reduction of five per cent In
wages which the cotton spinners of Bolton
district have served on their workers ex
pires on Thursday, and ON Friday, unless
thera ia settlement IN the III anime, TO-
900 operatives will be on a strike, the ma
j)rity Of whom are unconnected with any
union, yet the operatives are determined to
resist the reduction. The masters who
have associates are also firm. 1t is no Sc
cret that some mill owners have accumu-
la'ed large stocks, ranging In value from
9l0 900 to $500 900 sterling, and they de-
clare that a reduction Is their only altelns-
tive.
THE LONDON TIMES ON CANADIAN RELATIONS
WITH THE UNITED sTATgs
LONDON, Aug IL.
The Times OF Saturday had an editorial on
reciprocity between Canada and the United
| States. The Times maintains that the
| preservation of customs frontiers is a
troubl lesome task that can never be perfect.
| ly reliable. If the two governments could
agree on terms upon which the customs
line could be abolished, it would be con-
summation attended with many advant-
ages. England would certainly not stand
in the way. In foImer attempts to negoti-
ate new treaties the negoliators les. them
selves in barren Inquiries into the balance
of trade, and this probably wonld be the
case If fresh negotiations were started. 1t
is probable, after some higgling, the Cana
diaBs would consent TO the introduction OF
the manufactures of the states at lower
duties, but would xtend the same reduction
to all parts OF the world. The txtension 4
such might be fatal to negotiations. The
fears Of Americans In this respect are prob
ably over strained. Even if it were true
they would not really suffer. The Thu es
does not know whether the idea is enter
lained that the fishery disputes should be
settled by negotiations for new reciprocl-
ty treaty. In view of this possibility ii
suggests that whatever negotiations are at.
tempted should be coDfded to The Canada
ians, their ultimate ratification being lett
to England. With this all I'll uld be reas
onab content. The Times remembering
many mishaps arising from ignorance OIL
forgetfulness of Canadian interests, will Dt
glad if it can be persuaded that the suspen
sion of the extradition treaty would be tht
last of them.
y ROME, Aug 81.
The bill regulating the procedure OF III,
conclave of cardinals on the death OF th'
pope, completed at Vatican. empower
CardlHal Camerlengi to either summon th
conclave immeda ely or await the arriva
of foreign cardinals.
ARRIVED OUT.
LONDON, Aug 81.
Steamships Hammonia and Adrialic fl on
New Yuik.
I'll GEN. GRANT.
New York, Aug. a.
D The Herslds cable says Gen. Grant pro
ceeds to Scotland tomorrow.
ONE OF THE Jew IMMORTAL NAMES.
NEw YORK. Aug 81.
The Herald's cable says the Russia
Gen. Schsyshevsdze was bad wounded |
: recent engagement. not killed as RI
: | nnrted.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-28
The New Bridge.
OMAHA, Aug. Z

OMAHA, Aug. ~.
Superintendents of Iowa roads yesterday
decided to send passengers and frelghts of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Chi
cago and Il ,ck I-land and Kansas City and
st. 10 roads via PlatIsmouth over the Bur-
lington aud Missouri road and Chicago and
Northwestern. BUSINESS will be trans
acted via Bair. 1t is proposed to put In
the Howe truss over tho break In the
bridge. If'this is done trains will be run
ming over the bridge inside Of two months.
The debris 10 being rapidly cleared away.