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rudscha, ana that tho Rustchuk and Varna
railroad would be tho second l.ato dispatches
state that these lines have been selected Tor he
pose by the Turkish commanders, who rely on the
Quadrilatern formed BY the forresses OF Rustchuk.
Silstra, SchumIa and varna a support for tho
second line But any ono giancing At the HERALD map
this morning will SEQ how ncompletey the fort
rcsscs of Rnstchuk and silis,ria iuld their
parts MS mombers OF such combination.
Each depends for its supplies on the limo
1t 10 expected to assist Ia defending, and II those ncs
are cut by an invading army they inevitably will DO
by the Russians Rnstchuk and Silistria become $50
lated from Schumla and varna and from each other,
wh,lc movement TO tho left would place Russian
army corps between Schuma and the Black Sea
Hostitics between tho Roumaninns and the Turks
may now DO said to have fairly commenced at widdin
and Kalafat. This secures Roumana against a Turk
ish incursion from that sdo and tho Russian
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outset and they are now experiencing its
cumulative force II concentrates Its energy thor
only depot, Erzcroum. Their strategic plan is not
like that OF the French during the OF 1870 They
have taken precautions against the wings Of the
Russian army, tho movements OF which have been
cleverly masked. Moukhtar Pacha therefore, stakes
the iate Of his masters cause In Asia Minor his
defence OF tho Sougalu passes He VIII cthor prove
victorious there procipitatey abandon Armenia, II
ne Is permitted to escape.
Even as q demonstration the Russian ad-
and occupation OF Gsatz, Ibrail and
tho towns IN the vicinity q superb coup. II de-
stroycd tho Danube Turkish line OF defence, and
compels = distribution OF tho Ottoman forces along
the right bank. where at point they strong
enough to resist crossing OF tho river. In pre-
vious descriptive article tho HERALD indicated the
line OF the Kostendjt railroad AZ that on which tho
Turks would nrst attempt to defend the Dob
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che chief interest Of the campaign now centres In
Moukhtar Pacha's defence Of Erzeroum. rho HERALD
has already predicted all the OF the Russian
columns and called attention TO the Songalu position,
that which decisive baltic most likely
TO take place, as we'll rs 10 tho probability
that tho Russians would make an effort
turn It and establish themselves betwcon the
Turkish Commandor-inChcf In Asia and his head
quarters At Erzeroum. According to tho latest ad-
vices this Is exactly what is being attempted and with
very good prospect Of success Had the Turks boon
enough to have established large depots Arvn,
Arabian, Kars and Bajazd, and covered these places
with strong lines OF earhworks behind which gurrisous
Of rs 600 each could hold the places this Russian
advance would have been delayed II not rendered al
most impossible. But instead OF doing this tho
Turks, either from want OF moans and mon or
through gross military blundcr, made no at
tempt to check tho wave OF invasion at It's
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WHAT THE POLES ARE DOING.


A Berlin despatch says:-"It is reported from
Vienna that meeting OF the Polish aRitators held
at Lemberg on May T. TO determine the policy Of the
Poles in tho present crisis. II at this moetng
that the organization OF Polish legion was decided
upou Count Platter will shortly publish procama-
tion the Poles tho OF the Secret National
Committee. The Polish leaders have resolved to alb.
stain IRON exciting any trouble wish Austria"
THE NEUTRALITY THE DANUBE
In tho Hungarian Diet yesterday Prime Minister
Tsza reply to the Interpolation OF Hcrr Somssicb,
said tho neutrality OF tho Danube has been
pressy declared. but only tho principle OF free navsa
ton. Therefore, Interference OF ncutrals with the
operations OF besligerents Is impossible while sucn
operations within the principles Of nternntio
law Aus,ro- Hungary however, has S>cadv made rep
reservations ST. Petersburg and against
any restrictions OF navigation not indspensaby nee
cssary. favorable reply Is expected. Tho govern
ment's course will depend upon tho result OF these
representations.
A despatch from Constaniinople says Turkey ha
extended tho time for vessels OF neutral Powers to
enter and leave the Black Sea 10 the 18th OF May
entering and tho 18th for departing The Black Sea-
will be declared closed TO navigation after tho latter
date.
Mr.. Layard tclcgraphs Earl Derby that Turkey has
extended the time for neutral vessels TO enter and
the blockadcd ports OF the Black Sea seven days
Vessels may until the 10Th INST and depart until
the 18th inst.
GERMAN FLEET.
Berlin despatch announces that the German iron
clad squadron will leave wilhelmshafea on the 3Oh
inst for the Mediterranean.
RUSSIAN BONDS HOLLAND
Tho Times in It's financial article says amounts
or Russian bonds going from hero TO Holland III
the void produced there by the salo OF United States
drawn bonds. The Dutch, It seems, arc selling the
called bonds CT the United States government to the
Americans, and instead OF Investing in four and
half per cents buy Russian securities in London tho
result OF operation being that gold from America
may nnd It's way hero on Dutch be used in
paying for thor Russian stock
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DIR. wHEELER's TREASURE.

DR.. Alphonso Wheeler, colorod gentleman, den
tlst from Santa Fe, this city last week and :
gagged rooms In Mrs. Elizabeth Dc Costa's boarding
house, at No "a x Sullivan street On Tuesday
ing last no went out and left under hts pillow belt
containing 1913 in god When he returned 10 the
house ABOUT nine O'Clock that evening Mrs DO Costa.
who Us acoorcd woman, said TO HIM, ''iou are very
careless man, Doctor; yon left your belt ana money
under the pillow shcn you went out to-day" she
gave him tho Key OF his room, but when he went up
stairs tho money or belt could not be found. HIS
trunks however which contained quantity Of vaIu.
ablcs wcro lett undisturbcd MIRA. lie Costa aud her
servant Annie Ryan arraigncd before Judge Wan
doll yesterday and held for examination.
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right with the Roumanian forces. The next movo OF
the Russian lett will probably be forward from
lsma and Kiln the Sulina outlet OF the Danube.
which is desirable to obstruct against the Turkish
monitors coming from the Black Sea This movement
VIII begin from Rem eastward and may possibly re-
suit in tho capture OF OF these clad hornets
that trying TO stng tho Russians at the last
named town. Thus tho Russian lines viii FIRST extend
up the river and toward its mouth. covered on
onch end by torpedocs The main BODY OF tho
army will thon move tho Danube and force
way by series OF rapid marches southwark TO tho
Kos;endi Railroad which, when captured will form
line or operations necessitatins new dispositions
OF the Russian corps d'armee II is when they are in
occupation Of this new front that tho Russians may
capec, English corps their LETT flank, operating
from Kostcndj on the Black Sea. Blu; that corps il
Il ever Gomez, will arrive too late.
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AMERICAN NEUTRALITY.

OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF THE WAR FROM THE
RUSSIAN MINIsTER-THE QUESTION OF A
PROCLAMATION.
wAsniNGroS, May 0, 1877.
Minister Shiskin called upon the Secretary OF State
this afternoon and gave official notification to tho gov
eminent OF tho United States that state Of war exists
between Russia and Turkey. Secretary Evarts will
probably make the usual formal reply in writing
II is not yet determined whether aneutray procla.
nation will DO issued by our government. In tho
great majority OF instances OF between foreign
Powers no such proclamation has been issued By tho
President o! the United States and OF course the laws
and treaties cnJoinng neutrality upon our citizens in
regard to conflicts ootwccn other nations remain In
ful regardless OF attention beng called thor
provisions by Neutrality proclamat
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OBITUARY.
COMMODORE BENJAMIN J. TO

COMMODORE BENJAMIN ,. ToTrEN.
Commodore Benjamin J. Tottcn, Of tho United
States Navy. died at New Bedford, Mass. yesterday,
~ the age OF scven,y.oEe years Commodore Tot
ten was a native OF tho West Indies. He was
appointed The navy from New York, March 4, 1928;
assigned for duty in tho Mediterranean squadron in
1927. promoted 10 passed midshpman 1880, as
signed to the Dolphin OF the Pacific squadron,
commissioned as lieutenant In 1884, AS commando.
1850 mandc ed sloop Vipcenues The coast OF
Africa 1858 1862 the storcship Brandywinc, of
the North Atlantic blockading squadron in 1891 aud
1852; commissioned commodore 1862, commanded tho
Naval Rendezvous, Now Bedford, IN 1864 and 1865;
Naval Asylum Philadelphia, 1876 10 1865.
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OFFICIALS INDICTED.

CINCINNATI, May O. 1871
william r. Wallace, sheriff OF this county, and
Daniel Mccarthy, turnkey OF Hamilton County JAN,
found uty to-day IN the United States District
Court OF aiding federal prisoner TO escape from Jail
The prisoner referred to arrested by the United
States authorities tor illegal voting last tall and his
conviction might affect tho election OF some OF tho
candidates obtained o.hcc. he was allowed 10 get
aua
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RAILWAY STATION BURNED.

CINCINNATI, May q, 1871
A Commercial special announces the obstruction By
Ore morning OF the Atlantic and Great Western
transfer freight depot Lcavittsburg, Ohio Fourteen
freight cars OF them loaded also destroyed
The goods burned were destined for transportation
west ward. The loss is estimated NJ Sc, OO0
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THE RUSSIAN PACIFIC FLEET.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 0, 1877.
despatch from Vallejo, where tho Russian feet is
lying says that It Is reported reliable authority
that orders have been received by the feet to got
ready TO sail at u moments notice. The officers. how.
ever say thcy do expect sail at early date.
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say FnAxcr.

sAs FRANCISCO. May Q. 1871
6tarrcM N. Pinney was arragned 10 the Municipal
Criminal cour. to-day indictments Tor FOR.
gerry OF pay ccrihcaes. A plea OF not guilty
tered reserving the privilege OF nicrposing a demur.
airy time before Saturday. The trial will PROBABLY
mol come oil before July.
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THE INDIANS.
CHICAGO. May Q, 1877.

CHICAGO May Q, 1871
spcca; from Sioux City 10 the Tribune reports
that advices from Springfield. Dakota, say a council
held to-day by 500 Ponca Indians at their agency
Springfield, and their purpose OF resisting the
government was abandoned. They finally concluded
10 to the new reservation in The Indian Territory
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w. S. DowNER. EDITOR.

Major w. : Downer. editor OF the Huntington Nv.
va) Advertiser died at that place yesterday OF hoart
disease. lie was formerly . prominent lawyer Of
West Virginia
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TROOPS FOR CANADA.

HALIFAX, N. s., May 0, 1877.
Three hundred soldiers tho way from Eng
land TO MI up the Twentieth and Ninety seventh
regiments 10 their full strength.
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Macy ELLIOTT VALENTINE.

Mrs. Mary Elliott Valentino died mt her residence In
Bayonne, " j. the 9th inst TO tho great grief OF
wide circle OF friends she eminently pious
lady kind and charitable TO all; but beng delicate
constitution she OF IN tho primo OF her wonan
hood and IN tho midst Of ber good works.
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CANADA'S DEFENCES.
QUEBEC, May 0, 1877.

VuhH'Of
Ton large 64-pounder guns and quantity OF mum.
tions OF arrived yesterday by tho ship City OF
Quebec. The guns were Immediately placed in posi-.
ton In the citadel
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health and hsppine. Into di....sr sickness and oar,
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the blood .hus rk,ng :. The root Of me cy, when e9
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GLsSSs which puriaes aud beauties tho
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-01
B11I1eA |T1plNINGAR.

For att bereda landsmannen tillfalle attfa
lasas goda ooh nyttiga tidningar till EFT pris
7somligger inom hyars och ems tosmaga, haf-
Va vi trafat ofverenskommelse med treE Eaf
Westerns basta veckotidningar att lemha
endera at desse jemte deras vardefulla pre-
mier tillika med MINNESOTA STATS TmN1Ne
for det billiga priset af ss.1O for EFT ar, nem7
lieen: trA., i.J -Iui, .til7HTjN1@H d
=, GAmLA oGHNYA HEMEANDET
jemte dess premium: FoRENrA sTArERNAs
H1sToR1A at job. A. Enander, AIDE delen,
(utkommer under loppet afaret), %,e my
Obs. F5r att erhalla sHemlandets" pre-
MUM, maste postarvodet - 10 cents - in
sandas. ., y. stf3 ....... ...
NYA vERLDEN med dess premium,
den vaokra Italian ofyer. sjostriden emellan
MONITOR OCH MKRRMAcK.
ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, len
gelsk), med dess premium, EN- SToR FaRG:]
1AeD KARrAt t(tastad pa duk och rullar) ofver
staten Minnesota.
0fverenskommelsen CALLER naturlgtvis en-
dast for nya prerume eranter bada It'd
ningarne, och maste fulla priset, 1910,
hvarje fall medfolja.; r. {E{y{e tg
OBS. EnIgt landets. gallande esclub" reg
lor, fordras hvalje fall nya prenume-
ranter for bada tidningarne, men vi hoppas
att vara aldre helars- -prenumeranter, som
onska begagna sig af ''club"- -priserna, latt
nog kunna fnna en- my prenumerant till
STATS -TDNNGEN bland sina grammar och be-
kanta, for att fullgora reglens fordringar.
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1:sta arg. Mo {,

the surveyor general of .the lumber
district, il which such logs 81 81 tim
ber may be'';; dennla IN : luiIp5pgift maste i
korthet innneha1la: tifdesn1l d mar airbetet
borjade och slutade, "arbetets pris
derfor, hur mycket blifvit betaldt
derpa och hur nycket aterstar, en-
ibeskriif fning 6fyer. + :1timrets mI;aqrlke, q; r
,atta sadant sg arbeteI. var ssYerkligen
,gG:jjordt 81 pa ifragavvar logs och
thinner, samt:att personens som giort
a sartsbetet Il IT soker och begar en- s.lien''
-derpaa. Denna ansokan kan -g6ras
antingen af fordringsegaren self el'
Ter az nagon i hans stale som kan:
ner{nog till saken for; att kunns sf-
ga eden. For arbeteEgjordt mellan
l. .Oktober och !, April maste uppgif-
ter inlemnas imam den ! nastf6ljan-
de Maj, och, for ALT arbete:' gjordt
mellan d. T April och : ! : Okt. skall
.uppgifter inlemnas 9inom 30 ldagar
efter arbetets slut. Utom desse
f0rberedande agarder maste ratte-;
gang borjas emot egaren eller kon-
traktoren infor lagasratt inom 8 ma,
nader efterS uppgiftens inlemnande,:
i annat fall ar 7"lien'' 1upphafd. =,
Den 6friga de1en af kapitlet, So M
ar mycket langt,foreskrif flyer f.
va procedurens sinfor adonstol,, SAINT
sheriffs och andfa "a attstjenares skyl-:
digheter; men da det ar sn6dvandig ct
att for sakens fulla utagerandei ALA
fall betjena sig,af en adyoksts an Be
vi det ejtin nzgon nytta att infora
mera, isynnerhet som delta senare
steg troligen sallan behofver vidta-
gas, ON det f6rsta blir punktligt och
ordentligt gjordt. ~ - G2 r..
Vifrilja aafyen :rada arbetarnejj att
wanda sig till lagknnnnig personf6 6r;
att ia ans6kan ON .tlien'' rikti ct
gjord; ,tyo har fordras5 den e storst ia
teKniska noggranh het# ALA Ia laga
handlingar, och ett enda fe1skrifve ct
ord kan m6jligen kullkasta hela rat
tigheten. Il - Il ,In:zl4rtT ioste..; -.
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I iiForntidens stader' OCH 7byggna-
der voro minsan inga 1ekverk.. Sc
-har nagra sifror, som .kunna zgifya
asaren ett begrepp ON storleken laf
dessa ofantliga stader och byggna-
der, af hvilka nu .endast ruinernaIa a.
tersta. go '''', +.",'[. -. 80 -, i
=: ! .Niinevleh var "A nil lang och 8 mil
bred och hade en- u 'ooimkrretss az 48 mil.
Dess murar ,voro 100 fot = sh6gas och
So tjocka att vagnar kunde sta1las
bredvid hvarandra pa ddess tinnar. {;
: Babylons murar voro7 IS fot tjocka
och 100 fot hoga och 1fforsedda med
100 portar af prons: ,s.s,. +.
sr fDianas tempel j tEphesrls var fir an
marken till takfoten 40 fot hogt.
Man arbetade pa denna byggnad j
lO0 ar.Y .s& III fss-ssl5:3sE IEsssi I&a.!
,n Den storstaa af pyrami derna var
a48l.fot hog och dess sgrundyta be-
I tackle II acres. stenariie voro ON
kring so fotlanga, och $50, 600 arbe-
ttare anvandes vid byggandet AZ den
ma pyramid. - .s.sgssg .il..t#ss58 81
;Labyrinten Egypten innehal Ter
300 rum och u stora salar. 8 fS,sr5;I <.ox
s8i Thebe, ZEN forntida stad i sEgyp-
ten, hade $50, 900 inYanare, hYilka
betjenades af 400, 900 slafYar.
Templet i Delphi egde ofantliga
Tikedonar. En- gang plund Trades det
pa so mill ioner do liars, och en- AMMAN
gang lat keisar Nero derihans bort
] fora 200 bildstod der. szz @
1s Ronas nlurar voro & sl33s mil om-
skrets. q
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+*y Faznilisrna voro as dl1antalet.
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lemmar af den nnybildade forsamlin.
gen. Antalett az myndiga personer
uppgick till $50 h.af onyndiga till
'5e, och saledes hela folkmangden vid
denna It'd till lO1 tsjalar. J s 'deacons
och 8 trustees tbIefvo valda+ a+**) och
i kyrkligt afseende jansl0tl sig fo r:
samlingen till synoden: :afI nonra Z Hi
nois. Pastor Carlson tbesokte for
,samlinegen en- gang manaden under 1d
/ 3 ia6lr ialrs It'd, och verkade till imyekken1 <
nytta och Valsignelse, sa langt men
piskor kunde se.i ffs4Gud lone honom''!
Gudstjensterna och s0ndagsskolan
leddes af deacons under den 0friga
tiden. Forst ssamlades. folket de
storsta boningshusen och sedan ett
sskolhus till dess kyrkan blef byggd.
f. (Fortsattning.) :,
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30 h0gsta beloppet) 2!
LAGFoRoRDNINGAlR MED AFsEEEN,DE

PA TlDNlNGAR.
l.. Hvarie postmastare ar skyldig att, ss
fort en- tidning ejuttages ur postkontoret,
,derom genom BRET underratta tidningens Ut
5.gitvare iemte angifyande af' anledningen,
hvarfor den ej blfVVit uttagen. Forsummelse
att CORA delta g0r postmastaren, ansvaEg for
den betalning som till lkommer utgifvaren.
2. Hvarje person, som fran ett postlkontor
uttager en- fdning, ware sig densamrna ar
till honom ,adresserad eller icke eller han
for densamma subsMiberat eller ieke,; ar an
'svarig for dess betalning. Il
3. Om en- prenumerant. befaller, atten
tidning vid en- 7iss lid skall upphora att ho-
nom tillsandas, och 'utgifyaren fortar att
sanda densamma, skall prenumefanten vara
skyldig, for tidningen betala, ON HAN roRT-
FAR ATT sDRNsAMMA .UR PosTKoNToRET Ut
TAaA. Lagen stodjer sig pa den asigten, att
hyarie person Dor betala, for hyad1i 1ilfar ban er-
haller.
4. Domstolarne hafva beslutat, att vagran
att ur ett postkontor uttaga tidningar eller
tidshifter, ar PRIMA FAcIE intyg pa afsigt-
ligt bedrageri.1 ;'j:a t4y2ts<.s: 5atz<t5a
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7Vanan ar I1ik ett kabeltag. Hvar.
je dag inflata Vi en- ny trad j delta
tag, och smart kunna vi icke sender:
slita detsamma. !. - L.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-03-01
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Lumbermans raft till qvarstad for sin
arhetsfordran. ,s~ 80

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Red. at. MINNESOTA STATs-TIDNING.
Jag will harmed hembara min
tack och hjerthga slyckonskan for
Eder val redigerade tidning, hvd-
ken ar en- <valkommen CAST 'afven.
bland .oss uppe furuskogarne, tys
den innehslIer manga CODA rad och
upplysningar som Vi ej "a hora j an,
dra tidningar. Z
Manga af ioss 0nska veta. nagot, an
;gaende den lag som passerade f0rli-
den'vintersr sr0rande timmerarbetar
raSsighet att CORA qvarstad for sina:
loner vid arbetets slut, 1huru man
skall forhalla sig 0. s.v. ON ut
rymmet tillater sa var god och intag
bade fragan och svaret j ieder It'd
ming. Hogaktningsfullt 4
i .i 81 8:LWmbernsaa,. !
Cap. SO General Laws Of 1875 +.
estammer att ALA personer som ut
;, fora arbete .sin cutting, banking,
driving, rafting, crib bbing or towing
any logs or timber" idenna stat sko-
la hafyas en- a1ien'' (qyarstads dsratt)
ttderuti som SAX erhet3 for sin arbets-
fordran, och denna rattighetI skaH
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