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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-05-03

By order of the District Court of the United States. for the Eastern District of Arkansas. will sell to the highest bi, der for cash, at the court house door in the town of Dover, Pope County. Arkansas, on the 2Ist day of May, 1871, the notes and accounts of F.. H. Poe bankrupt, in my hands as assignee
 Apr 2B-3t D. JAMES, Assignee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-05-03

TERMS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: Life Scholarship, full Commercial
 Course ,,.,.... ......,...,....,. $50 % Full Course Tn TelegraDhng by
 Sound and Taper. r...3....,..... $30 00
, 1877-06-03

extended tic world over, and tho popularity at.
taIncd by them chuacd constant manufacture In
two large establishments. Last Wedncs-
daY Taylor disappeared. Ills bu sfncss nf.
fairs excited the susptcions Of hts creditors,
and representatives from Ct. Louis, Chicago,
New York, Boston, Louisville, and elsewhere,
on going TO Frankfort, learned that the banks
there had lot T4slor's paper 90 to protest. and
ho had himself fed. Examination revealed tho
fact that Tayiora liabilities were over eJo0 eco;
assets half ~ much, may he ltttla more. The
worst part Of tho affair ID, that In cndeaYostng
to hide tho true condition Of affairs, he had bor-
rowcd money on warehouse receipts, numbers
Of which had been duplicated. and on some
tripllcatcs had been Issued. Numerous
barrels Of whisky were thus duplicated,
and many creditors held receipts for
leaned money. The firrst receipt only Is rood.
The othcrs are worthless. An operation Of this
kind Is criminal, and Taylor il liable to prosc-
cutton. lvls, Beech q Co., Of New York, arc TAX
en in for I'll, 900; Gregory d 9togg, 8t. Louis,
Sl9o 200, thought to bo acc.,reti: Newcomb,
Buchanan & Co., Loutsvi1c. $4,000; Cunning
ham d Co.. Loutsvilie. s1i 900, partly secured;
ard many others, 10 total amount, Il Is thought
OF not much less than half million.
, 1877-06-03

Senator Sargent relative TO the alleged 1ibe1s on
him rcctntly printed In tho Chronicle He says
every statement therein rejecting m bis intec-
t1tJ Is m unmftfgated fafsclood and libel. he
announecs his Intention Of pcfcrrtng complaints
before tho GRIND Jurics Of tho various counties
IN The State ~ soon "a convened. lie says ho
aims not At vengeance Of persecution, but pun-
lslmcnt. Tho letter makes m argument at
lsnGtt. dc!endinE hu mole OF procedure, and
arc determined that there shall bo no Till II
thcy can prevent It.,
, 1877-06-03
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS! !!

1000 pcs. Plaid Dress Goods. +
and 60, worth 10 aud l6c.
500 pcs. Dros8 Goods. oxoo11ont
styles, 2, g., 10, l2s, l6, 90, and 3so.
worth double.
45o pcs. Black Mohatr Alpaoas to
PC slaughtered, pricos ranging from
15c and upwards.
375 pcs Black ALL Wool Cashmere.
90 inches, 80, 90, 75, $50, 81, worth
70 per cent more.
$50 pcs. Grenadines, s, 6, 8. 10, Is.
2o, and 26c, worth double,
76 pcs. 1ron-frame Grenadine. two
yards wido, $50, 81, and $l.25.
500 pcs. Lawns, s, g, s, and l0o::
these aro closing prioos.
$50 pcs. Dress Cambria, 8 and 10.
worth 10 and l2}c.
500 pcs. Prints, 4 La and SO.
$50 pcs. Ginghams closing out at.
70, worth IL 1-3o.
476 pcs. Black Silks at sacrifice.
PEicos from CSC to $3.50.
100 doz. Kid Gloves. Button. ALL
SHADES, 80 and 75o. worth Ri.Oo'
and $1.26,
, 1877-06-03

w A MT ED.

Every Lady intending to pur.
chase Dry Goods who wishes
to save money to call and ex-
anime the extraordinary Bur-
gains we are now offering.
On Monday Morning we will
offer a complete assortment Of
the entire Wholesale Stock Of
Rlclards. Shaw, Fitch { Win.
slow, purchased at q great sac
rifice Tor cash.
, 1877-06-03

Who conduct a, remarkably. largo wholesale C.:
tabllshu,cnt at tho already famous number, III
Madison street, l,ayo very complete and cx-
tonstvc stock Of Kentucky handmade sour
mash WHISTLES. champagncs, wines, brandics,
liquors Of all kinds, imported a1cs, etc. Tho
firm is spccialiy competent to supply families,
y also handles The best of cigars, Mr. Lewis
Moss having charge Of that particular depart.
ment. Smokers desiring the best Of box
goods onta!Gs.! @ IN thls Or any other country,
, 1877-06-03

ST. PAUL, Junn 2.-Elward Lee, two ycar
ago convicted Of rapo at st. paul, and sentences
10 Thirty years in State Prison, afterwards take,
from prison on Supreme Court order Of No,
trial, and acquitted: again arrested for IN
other rape recently committed In Washington
as reported in these dispatches, yesterday con
vlcted at Saltwater, and Aratn sentenced t.
thirty ycars in tho State Prison, WAS fount
dead in his jail cell last night, having hun1
| hfmsclf with rope mado from bctl.shccts. Il
left letter In tho cell with messages for Ills sistc
and mother saying heidi not commit tho crime
Charged upon him; warning homeless youn,
men against women and dissipation, and asklnj
Tint his body. might bo thrown In Lake ST
crotx to scrso out there Ills thirty years sen
nuHuLAnY.
Spttfd! DfspascA to T1e 7fthune
L1TcnFtELD, ILL.,, juno 2.-At 3.o'ctock tht.
morning burglar giving his name as Johr
1larFis wa arrested ty Policeman JOHN Nc
Gtenp Il Walker. sttinerny ID well known Il
Chtcago, a. llc las spent several yeara on the
6pteia. pisoaiea to 7as 7ttoxn4
DUBUQUE. Iowa, juno 3.-uurala1s last night
broke into IIubcrt's hat and cap store, cori,c,
OF Sixth and Main streets, by prJin9 oren The
wooden shutters OF ono d tho windows at the
rear end Of tho store. They broke open tic
and IT, and t esdent,y n thSasht k,ns ths; S
lad made Dlg haul, aa all the bills were small
They besides t0ok somo poekct.knlvcs and re-
Yo!yers, a1r. Charles Hcin was sleeping In tho
building upstairs. but heard no iiolsu and kncw
nothing Of It until ho camc down In tho nloru-
lug.
4 SPECULATIVE TuaN.
6p<eiai Dftpdsch to 1as TrtauxA
LINCOLN. Mob, June 2.-Gcosgo McKc]lor,
ttietl in Sherman Connty, for tho murder Of A.
, 1877-06-03

SOUTH PARK FHAE1OHs
3eass tho corner OF Oakwood and Dfexe1 Bor1s-
vards and tho Park Retreat 1T 0 o'clock Z. m, and
every fifteen minutes thereafter uut1l p. N. Faro
10 esnts. The Park Aelseat 10 now open Tor SUM
ner business,
, 1877-06-03

GOOD THINGS TO WEAR
will ba found at Edwards T. Co.'s, formerly Of
lso State street, and now ln an elegant and
spacious store, Nos. Isl and 1855 Clark street,
1ust south OF Madison. Tho best Of goods, 1t
tho lowest Of prices, arc obtalnablo ho1c.
, 1877-06-03

4 SUPERB CENTURY PLANT,
twenty-five feet ttgh, and haylng 3G7 buds lust
ready TO hlossoH, ean bo sccn at ". Burnham's
nursery, Ono Hundred An1 Twcnty-ulntA street,
hctwccn Seventh and Eighth sYonucs, New
York. Mt. Frank stone. lts owner, has refused
II, 000 for IT,
, 1877-06-03
ITEMS Of INTEREST

| '
sm.ns uep'''eo 4auf'aay 'as''
Little aeorns on large oaks grow.
Prof. Swing At McVlckos's to-day.
DIX sells lako fish on a lareo scs1c.
next week inc uoctors' Convention
photorranls n, IN pc- dozcn A. t1.,,,.
The /" Dusscy !" range at Meryin Cnurcb,s.
An rcnr,v ,,r.. eu. a.. 49,. ,r,.. .-,.,.,
na empty purse nils tue faco with wrinkles.
INC oesE OIL stoVc Ut alcT"ln Church'e
"Dudlcy" tutcEs 81 at Mcrwin Church's.
n,3.. NJ m at..., .....
Frame. at t.ovc,ov f. ro.,ar,s ~, 20 s,..s
Chicago merchants aro ali busy; why .arc no,
sh"sc ol other cttlcsf
\. The laws Of 1877 may DO had Of tue Legal
Fins sptctacle, md nJcro.con., =. r.nu
guth's. optlcian, Is Madison street. " |''s
stcpbcus. tho chfronodi.t rc,tcvo. brr,o,,
an.I cnrns n III nn..i,..t ao.aGfes ou"1oas
49,. ~ 80 .'''., 4'oom
Shopping bags and valtscs in largest variety
~ s4s'as' .'o'"'', % e'a%o s19ect'
bwcct potatocs, cabbage, and tomato plants,
and choice cut flowers It ALIENS, 145 State,
tlousckccpc.s, patronlze tho crsufon, feath.
Ausw monthly doyoted IN tbe ,,,,rc... =,
~ .~'-.o'S" - ee"' W sppeas'
Mcn Will Mranglo for religion, wrtto for It,
nght LOT 1t, die for 1t,-auythtnY but ltve for It,
Teeth extracted, Liould gs.. Tbsvcr. a.n,.
~, w Wabash avenue, northeast cosncs Twen-
tY-second street.
A cmuctto fsn rosa FINN x7h,,h .v-rv 1ox.p
nlurka loaf. Tho fj,nrns an rcser.nJ fs tss
futuru husband. '~'s''s>4 ''' "s'
-, ...... ...
hc large Fisher coolIne.sooms sold BY Hatch
y ntecku. W slate street, take apart and caR be
put 'h any house,
Ayondalc il the most charming story of &he
day, Head It aud You viii hive m t,sta ~
Qashy litcrzture thercaftcr' A0 '"s'S '''
49,, 49,, 80
, 1877-06-03

OUR REDUCED PRICES FOR HAIR GOODS,
Ladie* will please note the fact that 70 sse now
selling French Crepss, Imitation Saratoga watcs
and cnmple$ ~ ~ essh Ma. Thompson, xlo
Wabash stcuus.
, 1877-06-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

+. q. Cook. NJ. D., to3 State atrcot. Hours,
TO aud 10 to il a. m., and 10 y. N, Uses
Uxone ~ contagious diseases, and enpul!ea Rcncr
The question 4 often asked, "What ID Oxone +;
The answer a. la Natures Rrcat dIsinfectant do.
aeoylng ali foul odors and poisonous gascs tieuce
II to needed In hll Inhabited houses Tor aanltary
purposes. especially whcre there arc wstef
IT, n house; Above all, It IL needed a. most
pleasant d'siniettant snd deodo.iker In ali sIck-
Than al other known agents. 1t fs also regarded
=. the true curative for sesrlisns. This gensrator
process. II prevents fnfccllon, It destroTs tho
germs Of diseaae. In annihitatca Ill offensive pdors
and fetdcEa puro and fragrant tho atmoa phcyo Ia
buildings. "1 fA1'1
AAbcrni discount to dealers and physicians.
, 1877-06-03

Thers are four writing elaAses each day through
the summer n u. u. Dryant's Chicago Busiaess
College. adordiog IN exeellsot Opportunity ios sny
oas 10 get coed hsniwslltuF.
, 1877-06-03

Teeth like Orient pearls net in cushions OF ross:
a. breath Ike the perfume tho toilet bcstows:
1hcae ate the charms to win hearts, when ali other
charms fade. " ~A-@
Bat they can't be preserved without Bozodont's
, 1877-06-03

From Information obtained. It appears that tho
fast trains run bJ tho Iroosac Tunnel Route 10 Bos-
ton. In connection With tho Like Shore and MIchl.
gan Genital Railways are attracting to that route
lafgs shaso Of tho New England travel. Through
cars 1aavs Ch'caEo daily. arriving In Boston al.
deld. ~ " ''' 90" oe''os'
, 1877-06-03
LINOLEuM rlf}DR Cloth.

NHVVEG0HV
4 hoor cloth ID now being manufactured
composed Of cork, making warru, soft, and
TcfJ handsome durable floor covering. tts
claims to extraordinary durability have been
thoroughly tested. It Is printed 10 handsome
designs, and sold by al carpet dcalcEs.
, 1877-06-03

{ HtGHN1AEs foa HORSES.
Attention should be called to tho TACT Tint Acssss,
K!lan pros-, a2 Market stseet, hare begun fAe se.
tall salo Of hfghwtnss, which will bo welcome news
10 the many gsuIltmea owatns raiuAala and neet.
fooled horsea.
, 1877-06-03

sp<ctal Dtspasca 10 7as 7,4sa1t.
coLhohak, ont, June "a faafful crimo
vas committed In tho country Village Of Cas
tIcton fow days ago, which has caused great
horror IN tho community. Following aro tho
particulars: Tho Airtin wns Miss Alberta
Wade daughter Of Jobn Wade, of'Brichtou
Township, and engaged aa a ehool.teacser ia
tue ncighoorhood Of casslcton. The ,ast that
was sccn OF her alive vas on Friday evening of
last week, When shc was notified driving with
young man named Mallory, a son Of a wcalthy
farmer IN tlle ncfghbofhood. About O'Clock
that night young Mallory returned homo alone,
and Informed his tathcr that lbs nantsl monny'
"a he had
cor INTO 4 soAArx
which would obl!go him to laayo tho countrv.
that he had scduccd i young lady, After A..
curing what money he could, to drove To Col.
borne, whcro be bought ticket for Detroit.
A. soon ~ ai!ss Wade was rnisscd search was
instituted. and ThurAday last her body vas
touna IN lonely dell In Low, swa,npy place,
IN Tue woods about aquastfr Of . mlle f.uu,
biallosy's farm. 6ho had tccp thrown lntu n
hoIo, apparently acraped out wlt., hoc. and
rhcn found had all her clothes on except hcr
eta%et., ha. H. "hlSh "sF' tightly frawn around her
cov1nSNd OF Lpo9n EARTH,
lcATcs, brush, etc., was thrown oyor tho hodv tn
The depth OF \ few inches, Tho Ion being rare,
fully smoothed oves with mos Is and leaves, Tho
body had been taken to the woods IN = buggy
or wagon, tho ground where the horse aaf stood
near bJ having been paved An Jnnue.t nnd
post-moEtcm examination Tere hall tn-f3nv
From thu evidence Il appeas} The Eli wa four
months adyaneed In prsgashcy: ;hat ahe M vas
tndu;esl t1 Mallory 10 .islt a|n 3l,i man named
H; sHcd eateai 'pecs ho bad apparently
, 1877-06-03
Argument and Testimony In the
McGhae Trial.
Ths Story Of the Poor Apothecary Who
Sold MoGhoo the Atsonio.
/ Truly Remarkable Tale Told by the
Innocent Country Doctor.
The Testimony So Far Tells
Strongly Against tho
Prisoner.
Horrible Murder Of a Young Girl st
uhst1oton, Gan.
4 Kentucky Distil1er Lights Out, Leaving
Bad Record Behind Him,

4 h9ntu0kY Ut6t1llbf Lights uut, I,HaVfna
a Rad Rscor3yRoh;nd H,r,
-'~'
.,.,,,-,
A 0iAE
TIE DIXON 1HtAL*.
n,~ov 'tft1' nj ;..us . A"r 'r,.,. 1"'ss
.,.,aa,. axa,,,a,,. - ~ as,,.s s ''o.nnR a.
~, ,rorns,, ~ ~ IT, .hs.. s,. eps"su wv" 9a'of!
e.u ". ~ ss.r,. ~, lsAay W p9oseet
W." ~ .,',s *''a'' A".to "ese OUT len
% u4eJ seasoa WIN tne
sr,.,.su W. ~. ,no,e .nan ono huhafed per
.os' I1"o 1s,". ~. 'ne !aII ana attotncys' were
~ .'' .uo oo s., o' s.suAse oeeup'ea Mf sea'
no s...."a, s...S, 10 oa5.sslua5. A's aencanor1
.se.,,,t w.. -, 49,. "a45 Gool sna ~
s'us'r. Vii. ~" - "s Ea''so "as sosless' anu ma
,s. 'ae' 49," ~, ~ .aIa'neu a's 'mpass'So e1'
p's''"' ." 'As ~ "eo
'oAD aisht1hss atoHF.
.,,.,. .ns .uss os"s.nA.". . W s"c case LOT tno
@r @oe.s" =. ae '""ao y! o1atc a'hetor'cy a. "
om""s At "aa c"tcao'' 'a"5cf!y narration
.ns '..ss y. sne Ease 10 cin"ea py sne pros
s "us'"n ~" a.'s"uy p'p's''eu IN ~" a"!poSh:
ha'ns sa','AAsns" tne PROOFS tnas VIII
~ UAe.s1 ~, W sotao'1sh s"as hiss. Meunco
wsu ~" -, ponoa"1R' ocs"alnR Win
n'.ns .t."- ."a .o'iu"eo .. up oy e1s5enh'nc'
20 'qat rue "as' tnleo wceSs oelng murdered,
~. sra"'a na.,"s. camo 70 tao qaesuon' VINO was
a.. %nha. sosooy moalu snow lnaI
tbat ncrc absolutely incompatible with his RI
i,ttons to hfa vffe. M attcmnt won1a h. ~, ~. :.
.a..au 49, matiA, .. ssses "uuta ..' " n'aao
hno" tnat mcuhce quaffclod With hls wifc
took two to mako quarrel. Mira. afcGhoo
xn 4 brokenheartcd woman. But ID Mclhce's
congregation was younr woman named I.orel.
hoP KclIa paddock, tlc d,nohtcr ~ a nron,t.
nrnt man IN tint nat nS I'm ro,,rtv " NJ s;,n.t
would DO madc to blackon her character. Coun-
ri hoped no stain would bo showu UPON her
tharacter. Tia ta.ttmonv vor,1 .ho, ,h.t H..
chn.,. -o,,,,nn. -t.h Nv. sH." ."n .,*t "c
oAS' .s.a''e a~"s' "'su net "elo euen lAat nc
Ho Fn8 the stronger. Lilo 1t SraS who bo8tpTcd
.,ieu..ous that belonged to bis wifo upon her. r.
rne young woman. itke most women OF hot
ase, oouot.ess snoa8nt she had right to do as
The pleased. But McGhco Was The responsible
pastY.
To tho surnrtso of monv. ata+c,..A,,,rnov
R,r,vo,l ,v,th t,,t .,,~ro.1 J., ~" .,.5
, 1877-06-03
GREAT tam GAZE

We call attention to tho advertisement. IN II,
hrnt page Of L. c. r. Fsccr's 3eccIrer) rrent aaIe
Of land and lots. The sale IL percmptusy. and
great bargains can bo made.
, 1877-06-03

.. Koop'a CuAtom Shirts Made to Mcasuro..--
VERY best for 50; no obligation 10 keep any Of
heeps shlfs nnlcss perfectly satisfactory. 173
, 1877-06-03

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
,QuxENsrowM, June 2.-Asrtvcd, steamship
Algeria, from New York.
ulndoo, from Hull. 'r
, 1877-06-03

noland's Aromatic Blttcr Wine Of Iron Is
andanpalred digestion. Depot, E3 Cjatk stscet
, 1877-06-03

San FaAacIsco, Cal, Juue 2.-The BuQetfa
thls afternoon publishes IN open lestez from
, 1877-06-03
VEGETINE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

II. 4. Brxyxxs:
Dear slr: This 10 to earthly that have used your
'fEood Preparation" " In my family for scyeral
years, and thtnk that for scfofula, Or Csnkcrous
ll9uiofs. or Rheumatic affections 1t cannot b. cx.
II IL tho best Thing | have ever used. and hayo
use1 almost everything. / can chccrfQllY recon-.
mend u 10 any ane In need OF such i uielcinc.
Your respectfully, Mus. A, A. plNsNoKE,
10 uuaScll.et
, 1877-06-03
VEGE1lNE
SAFE AND SURE,

hH4 Il. IT. BTETEN6s
IN lb': yone V1oxT1Ns waa recommended to nc,
sented 70 tsy H. Attic time Wa suffering from,
general debility and nervous prosratIon suI,e rim.
dnced hT ovc1wotk auA irregular habits. III won.
to affect my dsbtsiaied system fsam the dat dosc;
and Under IT. persistent use rapidly recovered,
gaining more shsn usual health and gno.l feeling.
blnta then ha!b not hesltated to rive VEeEriSs
my moat unqualified Endorsement, AZ being aafr,
sure, and powerful agent in promoting health anl
ffHosES the wasted system TO new !ifo and energy.
40 !lva never expect to hnd = better. YcuTs
tfQly. ", ii. CLARK,
1"o Monte.cy.st., Allegheny, fa,
, 1877-06-03

1efora' French Catarri Cure II THO best
scr. Trial ftsa. Oflec and pot, 10 Btata e{.cet
, 1877-06-03

Town Tatk-"The Pioneer" Plug tobacco.
ito. Everybody likes It.
, 1877-06-03
GR0CEHFE4.
H0USEKEEPERS!
Your attention is called to a very
fine limo OF
GREEN and ROASTED
C0F'E'E'E;iS,

Which wo havo just received, and
arc now selling at prices within
tho rcnch Of all true lovers of a
pure cup Of COFFEE.
Our Steam lt0nstcrs and Mill
are running constantly. We cn1l
therefore always give you a fresh
fonsted package Of COFFEE,
which for aroma and flavor can.
not be cxcclfed.
We have also just added to our
STOCK large line Of fine drinking
TEAS at from 10 to 60 cta. per III.
STANDARD Coffee Sugar. per lh. ...t2c
drannlated' Sugar. per lb. .12ic
1'o' bxs osWego silver Gloss Starch. per boI Is
Proctor & dambles German Soap, ter bar. $500
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-09
The Extra Session Of Congress Postponed
Until October.

WASHINGTON, May At was de-
cided at the cabinet meeting to-day that
the extra session of Congress, rendered
desirable by the failure of last Congress
to pass the army appropriation bill, is
not to be called to meet in June next,
but on October Is. This change of the
original programme was made upon a
careful consideration of the general in
terests Of the country with the almost
unanimous desire Of the business COM
munity as well as Of the members of
Congress themselves, as far as they
could be.consulted, that there should
be no session of Congress this summer,
and, upon mature inquiry into all the
circumstances of the case, it was ascer-
tanned that without any immediate ap-
preparation of money the army could
be clothed and supplied with all lis
necessities. and that until the 18th of
October only one regular pay day has
to be passed. 1t was also considered
that if Congress meets in Octoberit may
remain in continual session and finish
its business before next summer, so as
to avoid the Inconvenience of the hot
season next year as well as this. A
proclamation calling the extra session
on October Is is TO he issued without
delay.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-09
The Rightful President.

There has not for long time been
such excitement in Sussex county, n.
j., as that occasioned a few days age
by the passage over the New Jersey
Midland Railroad Of Samuel j, Tilden.
Abram S. Hewitt, Peter Cooper, and
several other New York capitalists on
their way to Middletown to attend the
sale of the New York Midland Rail-
roal. The New Jersey Herald says
That day will hencetor:h be marked
with white stone in the calendar OF
local events as the first time that a
President ofthe United States ever
visited any portion Of Sussex. On that
day Samuel j. Tildcn, President elect
and President de jure passed though
this village en- route for Middletown.
The special train conveying the dis
tinguished party made the run from
Jersey City in fraction over two hours.
Nobody knew Of the excursion, hence
when the train arrived at quarter be-
fore twelve only half dozen persons
were present, and not one of them was
aware that President Tilden was on
board. Had notice been given that
Samuel j. Tilden was to pass through
the village hundreds Of people would
have gathered at the depot to pay their
respects to the rightful President"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-09

Wednesday evening, while Samuel
Demarest, prominent citizen, aged 65,
was returning from funeral near Pomp-
ton, n. j., with four other persons in a
carriage, he attempted to cross the
Mon tclair railroad ahead Of the train.
The engine struck the vehicle, killing
instantly MI. Demarest, Miss Taylor,
Of Paterson, aged l6, and a young man,
and seriously injuring Thos. Caboy,
aged 20, whose recovery is very doubts
full. Both horses were killed. All the
persons but Miss Tayler lived in Pomr-
ton. 1t is claimed that Demarest drove
in front Of the approaching train, which
was in plain sight Of all in the ear
riage.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-05-09

The Porte has declared blockade of
the Russian coast on the Black Sea-
Russian subjects will not be expelled
from Observation-Disclosures of the Cars
army will not be general---Stamboul
newspapers are now under admlnistra-
tive control---Another cannon combat
occurred on the Danube yesterday-.-Op-
erations in Asiatic Turkey have beer
arrested by rainy weather---Severe fight
ing is expected in Montenegro---An ae.
eidental fight has occurred between
Greeks and Turks on the frontier o.
Epirus---It is said the editor of the Pal
Nall Gazette is to go on the London
Times. This gives rise to speculationf
as to the Times's policy on the Eastern
questionable Italian government pro.
fesses to entertain no fear of the cleri-
cal agitation---The French deputies
have passed an order calling on the
government. to suppress ultramontane
Observation-Disclosures won the
1000 guineas at newmarket---Lewis,
embezzling clerk of Babbltt, the soap
man, has been arrested in London---
The Archbishop Of Quito, Ecuador, was
poisoned with The wine used at mass en-
Good Friday.