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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
A Farmers Freak.

Tile grave opened in Lawrencelburg,
says the Cincinnati Enquirer. recently.
Five years ago the people Of Lawrence.
burg were shocked by what was supposed
TO he fonl murder between that place
and SnumnnsvillC. Tho victim WIS John
BuCkhorst, farmer who lived on the
Manchester pike. He sold Ills lNrm at
considerable sacrifice, obtaining his
wife's signature to the decd with some
difficulty, and on the day prior to the
supposed tragedy he visited Suumans-
vile and collected about 81 900. III the
evening he started ostensibly for home.
The next day his coat, Int md shirt
were found torn to threads, near Il
spot that bore evidence Of Il terrible
struggle.
An old farmer llalncd Fake was M
rested on suspicion, and IL creek Hear the
spot was dragged forthe body. but with
out result. The fact that Fake was
flush with money was regarded us sufli-
C ent eircumstantial evidence to warrant
summary action A vigilance committee
wss therefore organized, and Il rope was
prepared, md but for the earnest plead
ings Of some sober.mindcd men, poor
Fake might have been hanged as the
murderer Of BUekhorst.
Meantime BuckhOrst's wife WIS de-
pendent upon Charity, the farm having
been sold ind the money collected. She
lins thus lived ever since, and mouried
for her husband as one dead. And now
comes the dcnOucmcnt. One day IN
old ncighbor Of Bnckllorst, being in
saw II man driving hack
who looked very much like his old neigh
Dor Buckhorst, and after pressing him
drew from him tue acknowledgment that
he is the same who disappeared from
Lawrenccburg five years ago. He is
working in q Louisville livery stable,
and takes new alias every few weeks.
He hAs been known in Louisville ms J.
J. Williamson. He is living with NJ
other woman.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

In Sweden tloswaIlOws, MS soon ms the
winter begins to approach, plunge them
selves into tho lakes, where they remain
asleep mud hidden under tho ice till the
return OF summer, when, revived by tho
now warmth, they come out from the
water and ily away as formerly. While
the lakes aro frozen, il somebody will
break tho ice in those parts where it up.
pears dArkc. thnu the rest. he will find
masses Of swnllows-cold, asleep, md
half dead, which, by tnking ont Of their
retreat and warming, either with his
hdntls or before II fire, he sec gradually
to vivify again md fly. III othOr co,ui.
tries they return very often to the cav
ems, under the rocks. As many Of these
existbetween tic city Of Caenand the sea-
on the banks Of the river 0ne, there aro
found during tho winter piles OF swal-
lows suspended in these vaults, like
punches Of grapes. The same thing
may DO seen in Italy, where, rs well NJ
IN France, it il considered very lucky by
the inhabitants when swallows build
nests on their habitationS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

An elderly gentleman and friend ar-
rived laIc Mt night ut hotel in town
not II hundred miles from 0swego, n.
Y. In the morning they got up (as is
usual with travclers) nild went down to
breakfast, leaving their doors open and
things lying about tile room. The CLAM
bcrmaid saw the doors open and.imme.
diatcly locked thcmUp. In Italian hour
up comes our elderly friend inquiring
for the key Of lin room. After n while
the cllanhcrmail is found, who opens
tho door with prof,,se apologies, some
what after this fashion: "You know
them show folks came last night, aud, rs
they're pretty rough lot, l thought I'd
better shut your door," "Ah," says
our elderly friend, "tllcn show folks
are II pretty rough lot, eli? Well, that's
true! Ny names p. I. Barnum, and
I'm the boss Of the show, but we're q
pretty rough lot, It's truey"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
Nssnr,iynl Of the ElIte.t.n

The ingenious doctrine prOpOundcd by Mr..
Darwin, tho tirc!ess Investigator Of nature and
her laws, Is I'd applicable in determining the
fate Of medicines III IN that OF the animal spe-
cies. Every year new medicines ARE brought be-
fore tho public, und Rre soon completely did
cartlcl Ms their sale rapidly decreases. Only
those medicines which are best suited 10 the
peoples wants survive the first test II they
faro tried and fouud wanting" in the merits
which they arr claimed to possess, no amount
nf advertising will make them popular. OF all
tho remedies ever introduced 10 tho public,
none aresO popular as DR.. pierre's family lIetli.
cineS. Their sale has steadily increased each
year, AMI Wholesale druggists assert that the
present demand for them Is greater than ever
before. II you would pAtrOnizc medicines
scientifically prepared INC Or. Pierre's family
medicines. Golden Medical Discovery IL altera-
tive, or blond cleansing. and Ill UnCtliRlel
cough rGRcdy Pleasant rurgattvo Pellets,
scarcely larger than mustard seeds, constitute
all agreeable md reliable phytir; FavOrltn Pre-
scriplOr, 4 remedy for debililated females !;
Extract Of Smartwcrd. n Rmsicalrcmedy pain,
bowel complaints, aud MI unCqualel liuimGut
fns 10th human md lIOrsrllcsiI while his Dr.
SaIe's Catarrli Remedy Il known the world over
AS the greatest specific for catalrh aud "cOli In
the head" ever given 10 tho public. They are
kDll bY lruHuigtJ
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

loaded with naphihn on tho North river, New
York. Michael SIOriafty, ali inofrenSivr,
Woodworking upholsteror with large family,
was met in the street In New York by Thomas
Ryan, barkeeper, and was stabbed to death by
him without tho least apparent CAUSE. For
the protection Of Americans and their property
on tho Mexican frontier vigorous measures will
DO taken by this government. -. III Greece
tho ministry. having teen defeated In tho
Chamber Of Deputies handed In their rcsigna-
tons. .... The mayor and citizens OF Liverpool
cordially welcomed Cen Grant and his wife,
aud offered them tho Inequalities Of the city.
500. Tho National lille Association OF Great
Britain will send team to America, to compete
IN the coming match at Creedmoor ...... Capt.
Thomas CrapO and bis wife started 10 cross the
Atlantic from New Bedford. Mass, IN boat
twenty feet long see. The Canadian village OF
WRlkTrtOn was nearly destroyed by fire, about
foF,y buildings being burned. involving loss
estimated at S2SO. 900. .....T The shipment Of
grain from st T.ouiSto Liverpool ria New Or
leans IL contemplated. The Investigating
committee Of tho affairs Of tho New York Gus
tom house advised longer hours OF work and II
reduction Of twenty pur cent. III the force, alA
these changes have been ordered. 80. DaptiSte
Sclwarrzlcr slot his wife and another woman
III New York. Cause, domestic troubles.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

So speaks oltenliuieS tic sufferer from dys-
pcpsla. After eating, IL seems as II there was
a veritablo ball OF fire running up and down
through hi. stomach. II 10 cats much he feels
1t; II lie don't eat much he feels it II destroys
his enjoyment OF lifO. II tho doctor DO really
DESTROYS Of curing his patient he should not
experiment with the sufferer, he should recon-
mend him to use Peruvian Syrup, whose merits
have been tested 10 long, and always sAtisfic-
tOrily. Balls Of fire In the stomach and PERU
Wan Syrup can't dwell together. Send TO your
druggist, he keeps II always ready, and Try It.
Il will work like charm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

Must either pass through the natural channels
nf exit. lie bowels, the kIdnoys and The pores,
or, in default thereof, poison and disorder tho
ilnids Of the system. III order to effect tho
complete expulsion Of this dangerous refuse,
tho organs through which Il passes OF must
DO active and Mn6bstructrtl. Fortunately there
ia certain means 0r rendering them NJ when
ttoy hru pot. EiOstettcrB Stomach lIittcrs
stimulate the action Of the cxrretory organs,
and By ditTusIug genial warmth through the
circulation, encourage moderate pCrspiratiOn.
BY this tip!0 effect the exodus Of the ftrcal and
other waste matters IRE encouraged, md the
svntGm freed from peril Il wonld otherwise H.
cur. Tho action Of the lmwclS which follows
the Use Of this bcneilcent Alternative IL easy and
InAccompanirl by gripping, and its stimlilAtivc
to their iOeal health.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

That becaWacthG Grand Central Hotel IL known
aS the lurgest md best ilrst-cnss lintel in New
York that its prices are necessarily the highest.
But this Is not the case as the last reduction 10
40 and $500. from the old rticG Of s4.Gn
per day, makes it at once the cheapest, as It il
tho best, Rrst-class hotel IN New York. Aud by
the way, the Grand Central is doing tho largest
hotel business In New York.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

rheumatism aud govt nrc invariably bcne-
flied by sulphur bathing. The difficulty OF pro-
curing trustworthy sulphur baths without the
dangerous exposures incident to public bathing
hOtiICH. Inns been fully mot by Glcnn'S lnvalu-
able Sulphur Soap. It Is sold everywhere
Depot. Crittrntop'E, Sixth avcnuc. New York.
Hills Hair 4 WhiSker Dye, black or brown, j0c.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

Wo have sold TIatclls Universal Cough Syrup
for about thr,c years. No medicine Of the kind
rolls ~ rapidly, or gives such uniform Sntisfac-
lion. II has grown In favor FROM the first Of
is NSc III this section. i takes the lead " all
tIiuse preparations that have been considered
standard. lOHlSs0S & MESDILL-
Pairhaveh, CavIIra, Co., \, Y.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

The g9,tT,Hd talks eloluenlIy al'ont irrAietl
quails, ir't DE- file yrGs aud other such tlrlica-
cirs. Fin linn down, though, and you'll find
lie admits the supreme importance Of good
bread, biscuit, rolls, ETC. Here all Sgrec oil tho
basis Of true gNStronOmy. 70 be sure Vi the
most delicious things baked from tIonr use
DoOlevs Yeast Powder.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

Dyrprpsin-- HhHI II IL, and How 10 Cure H..
First the stomach don't work right, then
comes bad feeling after eating, aOtnlency, head
ache, dizziness mud melancholy, sometimes
nausea and vomiting. Tho liver SOon becomes
torpid, then biliousnesS, ronstipaiiOn, or pos
slbIy dinrrhea, follows. Then comes the Lid
ney Affections with pain in the back and more
or less Rheumatism or neuralgia; finally tho
norvOrls system becomes affected, nggravnting
all these and adding other symptoms, until Il
Ia all aches, rains, wcakueas, dullness, Irriin-
bIlity, bad temper and = miserable Feeling
throughout. 4 simple, pleasant and cheap
remedy for all this Is Van lhSEirk'S lnyisOrant,
only 60 cents. Druggists scll Il. fhM linS-
kirk 4 Co., proprictUrs, IL VcsCy street, New
York,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

AFTER All exp rIcnce Of over twenty
i've ycarR, many loading physicians Ac!uHwl-
edge that tho GrdeG1lbFrg 4MdrShdFS Uterine
Catholicism Is tho only known certain remedy
for diScnSCR 10 which women arc subject. Tho
IrnetfnInrg Vegetable IiRS, the most popular
roinedy Of tho day for billoUSnesS, headache,
liver complaint aud dtscaSes Of digestion. Sold
By all druggists. Send for almanacS. Gracfci-
berg Co., Now York.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIKINEHT.
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

ESTABLISHED rs YEAEs. Always cures. Away
ready. Always handy. Has nurer yet t'iled- IHitg
millions haze tIiI H. The WhOle world approves the
glorious nlI NastAnE-tho Rest and Cheapest Lna'nI
IN existence % cents bottle. The M1ItAnE lhmens
cures when nnthIaE olSo will
SOLD ny ALL MEDICINE VENDORS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
IN Vino VERITAS.

After nine yeIIS experience We lAVB iselel " Viier
on. puEr California Wines and Brandy " fannie. " tho
gallon or NlnElg case II greatly rdIeud lFcrs Thrs.
Wn-s dNlleHiS inf family uS1, while thrlF strict
purity renders them Invaluable for mrdenAl and kAers.
nehttI EntpsrA trial only necessary to llnw their
anpeFiuFity UNtr AdnIFIAi.tl mbiRn goods, HtIHNti
PFlnCr," thu eGWCNet American champagne,
speciality send int circular and price llt u
CHAMBERLAIN 4 Co. a. Murray st.. New f0IE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09

Oh; My IIrnd Aches!
Then take dose Of Quirks Irish Tea. Tue
great bilious remedy, price Is cts. package.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
tSIENN'S

tSLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP.
As q rem. sdy for DISEASES, SORES,
ABRAsloSt and RouGHSEss OF THE
SKIN; us . .lc0dori:tr, dtsiHJtctdat, and
means Of preventing and curing
rheumatism and Gout; and as an
ADJUNCT OF THE TOILET and THE
BATH, "GLESN's SULPHUR 3oAPn is
incomrarably the best article ever
offered TO the American public.
The COMPLEXION Is not only freed
from PIMpLEs, BLorcnEs, TAN, Free.
KLEs, and oil other blcmishes by its
use, but acquires TRASs AREN'T
pELIcACY and vELvETY .TTSEss
through the clarifying md noIlicnt
action OF this WHOLESOME BEACTt-
FusH.
The contraction OF obnoxious dis
cases is prevented, and the complete
disinfcction Of clothing worn by per-
sons afflicted with contagious nNladies
Is insured byit. FAMILIES and TRAY
ELERs provided with this admirable
purifier HAVE AT HAND THE MAIN
ESSENTIAL Of sERIEs OF SulphIr
Baths. Dandruf Is removed, tho
haIr retained, and grayncss retarded
by Il,
MEDICAL MEN ADVOCATE IT'S USE.
PRIcEs, IS AND 80 CENTS rEn GAZE,
Pen Box, u CANES G0c. and $40
Nd. There IL economy. buying the large eaEa1.
/" HiIl's Hair and Whisscr Dyc,5
Black or Brown, so Cents.
C.&. GGlTTEST0N, Prepr. I Silth A. H.:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
VEGET'INE.
Her Own Words.
Vegetine.
Safe and Sure.

aiR. II. Il STEYESA:
In ~ ylInr Vkt;ETISE was recommended u me,
and yielding IL Il- lerNuAs!nA Of friend, consented
10 tFy t., At lila time. was suffering tFht general
debility aud nnsvnuH rstr1tnn. suirtindeOi LybTey'
NUrk and irrrf,sr hAhta II wonderful STRENGTHENING
and curative properties seemed Ia affect my dtitat"i
system frn the Frt dRr and. under s IttTAtent uSr
rapidly rrcNtItd calming morn than usual heath Ahu
gnS,l irsnV Sinrt, then hive mt heAitatR " EtEc
vEGRTlSE my most unqualified indhFAFInrnt, a. being
safe tun and l'nWgriHl agent In rr0nhtnE health and
rrtttNr tho wasted Gystetn u new lfc and ritufy.
VFGisTlSE Ii thu only MEDICINE uSs Rnd "a lohE Ia
i i've newer sI,act 10 find better.
Yours truly. W, " CiIANk[
Isl Monterey Street, Allegheny Penn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
- Maize Flour Toilet Soap!-
- Maize Flour Toilet Soap!--
- Maize Flour Toilet soap!--

great discovery Ia new SrAp cumpnundl II Gootle
lEns and Whlens tho ukin has wonderful healing Anu
81 eror washing properties and Is equally suited t0r thu
bath. nursery and general toilet u IA dnEhttny ntf'
fled and Anld eTafywhsr8 At mndHrntH price. ReEt'
tstrti in pAtAnt. Otcr, isi6 by thc manufacturers,
NCKEOSE, VAN IIAAGES 4 Co, Philadelphia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-10
The Courts.

Louisa d. Cracraft and others against
Catherine Roach. This case came up
by reservation. The action was to re-
cover the possession OF real estare on
Eighth street west OF Freeman. Judg-
ment for the PLAINTIFF.
Lyon s. Breedon against the Western
Insurance Company. An action to re-
cover upon two policies OF Insurance.
amounting to $3,63L In progress.
PROBATE.
I'll. L. Hohenstedt was appointed
executor of Anna E. Muettman Person
alty $4,000.
HAMILTON DISTRICT.
The following gentleman presenteu
themselves before Judges Avery, JOhn.
ston and Longworth and were sworn in
as attorneys this morning:
John B. Boutet, VIM. A. Davidson
VIM. A Dicks, Benjamin Il. chr,
Thomas Hanna, Walker Hart
we'll, Willis NJ. Kemper, Edward n.
Wilson, George G. Woolard and Harry
l.. Wright, OF Cincinnad; VIM. II. Will
hanson, Of Cumminsyille; VIM. y.
Webb, of Newark; George W. Shum-
way, Of Glenville; Reese A. Patterson,
of Dayton; Thomas c. Lakin, Of Point
Pleasant; Thomas II. Kelly, OF Water-
ford; James E. Johnson, Of Glent0rd;
John D. Gallagher, of SteubenyIlles
John Davis, OF Groesbeck; Robert 3.
Brinkerhoff, OF Mansfield, and Abel l..
Allen, OF Kenton-twenty-two in all.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-AnnB Burke, dismissed;
Pat. Cullen, $40; Geo. A. Orr, dismisseds
Jos. Fuller, 50; Fred. Carter, $5; Henry
Walker, dismissed; Jas. Mcclure and
f. Schweitzer, costs.
| Disorderly Conduct-F. Papinau, dis
mis- sed; S. W. Weeks, costs; yac.
Shank, same; Kate Williams, So; WIN.
Brown, George Truss, continued to 18th
inst; w. 5. Green, costs; Helena Appis-
ton, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-petes Satalier,
Frank Cisi5w, continued to 17th; Iehn
Sievers, George Moore, Pat. Flynn,
Bridget OGorman, dismissed; John
Robinson, 10; Aug. WlethOrn, So.
Petit Larceny-A. w. Sansberry, con-
tinued to 18th; Josephine Fish, contia-
ued to 10th; Dora Larkin, 30 days
Henry Rohrs, continued to 15tn; Sarah
RuppcI, Lizzie Robb, same.
Miscellaneous-LouisS Sayers, exhibit.
ing gaming devices, dismissed; Moses
Goldsmith, obstrucLing sidewalk, dis
missed; Flank Stopped, usurpati0n Of
office, $40 ana costs; Henry Rahe, fai,-
ing TO post red light. So ana
costs; Henry Kruse, incorrlgibi.iLy,d dis
missed; F. +. Preston, committing q
nuisance, 10 and costs; VIM. Danzl, cut
ting with intent to Kill, dismlsseu; W.
s. Green, carrying concealed weapons,
dismissed. Henry Rahe, obstructihs
street, So; JAS. Mitchell, common tbieI.
| n m SLnn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-10
WAR MATERIAL FROM CONNECTICUT.

The New Haven journal says: "The
Union Metallic Cartridge Company, or
Bridgeport, is employed night and day
filling orders. Colts factory at Hart
ford is said to have received large Or
der from the Russian Government for
navy revolvers. Smith Il Wesson have
lately completed an order for two hum
dred thousand revolvers for the Turkish
Government. A Turkish officer who has
been in Waterbury for ayear, superin-
tending the manufacture of cartridge
shells at the factory OF Brown Brothers,
still remains on duty there. The VIM
chester Arms Company, OF this city, has
the contract for filling these shells, and
about twelve hundred hands are al
work. 1t is stated that several steam
ships, among them the John Bramall,
have left here lately destined for Con
stantinople, yet clearing for another
port, and sailing under the English flag
The Winchester Arms Company gave
the Parker Brothers, Of Merideu, 9
contract some time ago for number ol
their power presses used for the manu-
facture OF cartridges. Eight of the
presses were delivered at the depot
Tuesday, and the remainder will be
completed and sent forward in few
waaks.O
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-10
FOUND DEAD.
udden Demise of a RairmOuna
Pattern Maker.

Louis Reisser, of fremont street.
Paramount, aged ffty-three years, tho
father OF twelve living and two dead
children, while working some three
years ago at his trade of pattern maxi
ing in Cameron's shop. ovsrexerted him.
self thereby causing severe rupture, :
from the effects of which he has been an
Invalid ever since.. IA
Last Saturday night, after he and his
wife had retired, the latter was taken5
seriously ill. A grown daughter cams
to the bedside, and becoming seriously,
alarmed at her mothers condition, feiG.
faintiug to the floor. Rsisser jumped'
from the bed to lift the girl when his old
trouble rupture came on him with re-
| doubled lorce.
Since that time be has been quite IN
we'll, and this morning, between 8 anu &
o'clock, was found dead In bed. An iB-
quest on his remains was held by Cora
| ner Stitch at his late residence this merHv
ing, resulting in verdict OF t.DeatA
from peritonltis superlnduced by rnp-
ture."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-10
FRESHEST FROM ABROAD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
THE PRINCE OF ROJJMANIA.

National Associated Press to the Star
THE PRINCE OF RoUMANIA.
BUCHAREST, May 10.-The Prince Of
Roumania to-day assumed command Of
the Roumanian army, designating a
Chief OF staff and commanders Of the
First Corps at Crakava, and the Second
at Bucharest and Giurgevo, and ap.
pointing members of staff and COM
manders of divisions and brigades.
sERvIA WILL KEEP THE PEACE.
4 LONDON, May 10.-Prince Milan and
Ministers have formally assured Count
Andrassy that Servia VIII not disturb
the peace.
THE RUSSIAN LOAN.
LONDON, May 10 The Times says OF
the ADVANCE which the Russian Govern
bankers with view to insure the pune
tual payment Of the coupons ON the
Russian debt next falling due:
"The probable assumption is that the
advance is $15, 900, 900, and the Syndicate
retain the right Of making a further ad
vance OF half as much again. The Syn.
dictate gets Sper cent. and Il per cent
commission, and as security mold Rus
sian bonds of 1915 at 8 per cent, theil
nomi al yalue.' ------..- -----a,z-
RUSSIANS WILL CROSS THE DANUBE.
LONDON, May 10.-A dispatch iron
Bucharest says the Russians are prt
pairing to cross the Danube at Widir
and at Rustchuk. The troops are now
massing on both sides of the river. '''
INDEPENDENCE OF ROUMANIA. -
The RUumunIan Senators and Depu
ties are about to declare independence
OF Roumania. a''- ~
-. NOTES ON THE WAR.
A Vienna telegram says that on Fri
| day the Shelk Vi Islam will solemnll
bless the Sultan as the leader of thl
holy war.
The upper part of the .Dobrudscha il
almost deserted. Ali Mohammedani
have gone south, and the Christians
have been taken of by passing steam
ers.
The Turkish garrisons in the north
eastern extremity of Bulgaria are yer.
small, and will hardly offer long resist
ance.
Public opinion in Roumania grow
daily more and more in lavor of a regu
lar participation in the war, and dec
laration of independence.
A Aspecial from DanIlOgrad says tina
the Prince OF Montenegro has gone t.
the Duga Pass.
A dispatcn from Batoum says tha
four steamers laden with Krupp gun
and munitions of war have arrive
there.
The Grand Duke says the health OF tn
Russian troops is excellent.
STEAMER ASHORE.
LONDON, May 10.-rhe steamer Deco
ttah, oi the Williams -Guion Line, whic
lsailed yesterday from Liverpool 10
New York, is ashore at Port Lyons, An
Iglesea. The crew and passengers hav
been saved.