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Dodge City times., 1877-11-10
Returned From the Last.

Rev. o. W. Wright returned from the
East yesterday morning, where he has
been sojournine for the past month. and
viii preach as usual tomorrow morning
and evening. He did not come homo alone.
as he went away. but was accompanied
by helpmeet. who will hereafter be his
companion through the voyage of life.
Since his residence among us Mr.. Wright
has gained the respect and affection of the
entire community. and has endeared him
self to everyone by his gentlemanly de-
meanor. We wish Mr.. Wright and his
young bride all the joy and happiness al
!owable to mortals upon this earth. aad
hope he will reap an abundant harvest in
his chosen field of labor.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

We sat on dry goods box in front of
Jake Collars store. carelessly whiting a
piece of pine. Our thoughts were DWELL
ing on the past election. when We were
startled by approaching footsteps. We
were silent and let him pass. but we
caught these few sad words: mo one
seems TO love me nov. because i'm
hroklng down.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Messrs. j. NJ. Flemming and Daniel
Manford. of West Lebanon Ind. and
Jas Crawford, of WiIliamsport. same
state. have arrived in the city. We learn
that they have selected Q site. and have
located colony north of tie Point Of
Rocks.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Assistant City Marsh.i Ed. Masterson.
who was shot last Monlay while attempt
ing 10 make an arrest. has SD far recover
ed as 10 be II? aud around. Tomorrow
evening he will start 10 Wichita to spend
a week or two visiting his parents.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Chalk Beeson rejoices to know that his
wife will be with him soon. On the arri-
val of Mrs. Beeson they will go to- house,
keeping on Bridge street, in the beautiful
cottage lately owned By Mr.. Hoover.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Lester Marks and SineonlW Oodruff. two
Of Yord county's most enterprising farm
ers were in the city this week. They tell
us the wheat IN the east portion of the
county is looking fine.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

koroner Galiand left bis home with the
laws Of Kansas under his arm. Meeting
an adversary he read the riot act, but he
found that the said adversary had snuffed
the breezes from both oceans and washed
his feet in the bay.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

The wife Of James Anderson, who has
been visiting friends in the East. will
return TO her home in our city in . few
days. much to the joy Of her many frie nds
here.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Dry goods and groceries can be bought
a. cheap at Webster's as at any house
in the west. Everything is genuine and
everybody is treated alike.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10
Settle.

Mr.. NJ. Collar wants everybody to come
and settle up their accounts or the said
accounts will be placed IN the hands of
Mr.. " n. Morphey for collection.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Dave Weaver fills the place in Fingers
drug store made vacant by A. c. Hale.
Dave 10 Q good fellow. ~nd deserves sue
cess
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Benz. Nichols. of Nichols & Culverson.
freighters. has returned from Kansas
City,
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Lieut.. A. Nee. Guard. of the 10th In
fantry, has leave Of absence for four
months, he leaves for his home in the
East next Wednesday.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Tim Mccarthy, of Pawnee county, was
defeated for County Clerk. Elijah A.
Hanon being elected by IS majority
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Major Van Vccrhis, of SpearveIle. came
up last Wednesday to bring the election
returns.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

monkeys on your back 60 to the new bar
ber Jim Anderson.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Sheriff Bassett has returned from a trim
down the road, al KansA City he met
many of our Dodge City boys.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

As the nights shade stole over our
quiet CITY. MIR. Picket might have been
seen painting his boots and turning
paper collar preparatory to his enterin
the Sabbath.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Webstei's new stock of dry goods is
being sold OFF at a rapid rate. Call around
before they are all gone.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Philadelphia for an $3.50 set of surveyin g
instruments.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

We are informed that the Social Club
aIIl give bop next Friday evening.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Mr.. A. c. Hale has been engaged by Mr..
lately presided over by Harry Boyer.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10
Election Items,

Davis county elected the greenaack
ticket.
7 G Lowe. Democrat, wss elected Sher
IF of Leavenw0rth county.
George Bardsley. sheriff Of Ellis county.
was defeated for reelection by SCHUYLER.
the Democratic nominee.
The Democratic majority in New York
Will range from IL 600 to Is 090. Last year
the Democratic majority for Tilden was
20. 1896. The Republicans, however. have
elected 4 majority of both branches of the
legislature.
The Republican majority in Massachu-
setts is from Is 900 to 20, 900.
The Democratic majority in Pennsylya-
MIA is aboct IS, OO0 Last year it was 9, 900
The Republican majority IN Wisconsin is
about seven thousand.
The Democratic majority in New Jersey
d about IL, 900.
The Republican majority in Minnesota
8 about 16 600.
The Republican majority in Nebraska
8 about z, 600.
The Republican majority in Kansas will
'e from twenty-five to thirty thousand,
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Dir. ID. sheedy shipped eighteen car
loads Of cattle this week.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Feter X. and George Newton, brothers
of Councilman John Newton left WedDes-
day night for Fort Griffin Texas. George
Informs us that he will engage in o
raising id that State.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Mr. Paul I. Curlett has been elected
Commissioner for three years from dis
trict No. 8, of Pawnee county.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

j. n. Stevens and J. Ementzer Of Saw
log. are in tine city buying ponies.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

County Clerk Gideon Spillet was dunned
by his washer woman. Mollie, to-day.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Gryden's speech was the most able ad-
dress of the campaign.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10
Local u revfties.

For fresh groceries ard provisions 60 to
4. Il. Websfer's.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10
OFFICIAL REPORT.

OPTICAL REPORT.
A meeting OF tn, Board Of County Com
missioners met pursuant to law rs Board OF
County Canvassers, at the County Clerk Office
Friday, Nov. Q. Isl, 10 O'Clock q, m.
Present. A J Peacock, Chairman.
4" Al Anthony, Commissioner.
=" J B Means, Clerk,
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The Board having carefully examined tho re-
turns from the various precincts, declare the
following named persons elected, and the Clerk
is hereby ordered to issue to the said named
persons certificates Of election, tO-wt. as fol-
lows:
For County Clerk, John B. Means.
For Sheriff, W. b. Mssterson.
For County Treasurer, Z. ii. Lane
For Register Of Deeds, A. C.Eae-
For County Surveyor, Charles Van Trump.
For Coroner, George F. Jones.
For Township Trustee, p l.. Beatty.
For Township Clerk, John b. Means.
For Township Treasurer, H. p. Mess.
For Justices Of the Peace. Lloyd shinn. K. O.
Cook, J. E. Van vooThs.
For Constables, Pat snghrue, lack Callahan.
Road Overseer, D. Y. McGonigle.
For Commissioner First District, }. ". Sid
low.
For Commissioner seeorA District, Geo. T.
Cox.
For Commissioner Third District, 4. }. Pea
cock.
On motion Of 4. J Anthony the Clerk Wa
ordered to issue county warrants 10 pay the nee
essary expenses of the election, as the bills
" ere presented.
On motion the board adjourned sine die
j. b. MEANS, County Clerk
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Judge Sutton SAWS he can tell each bal
lnasquer by the shape OF her limbs.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10
CITY COUNCIL.


Regular meeting of the Council of the
city Of Dodge City. held November 6tn,
1877.
Present. }. h. Kelley Mayor.
d. D. Colley. Councilman.
e. N. BecsOn, +"
F. J. Leonard. -
Absent. Geo. B. Cox and John Newton.
On motion Council adjourned to meet
November 7th at 9 o'clock p. NJ, 1877.
November 7th. 1877, council met pur-
suaut to adjournment.
Present, J. H. Kelley. Mayor.
D d Colley. Councilman.
CM Beeson "
FL Leonard
Absent, John Newton
Geo Cox 's
The minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed:
J J Webb, services as special police
man. 500.
MAMMAL. L E Deger. $500.
Assistant Marshal. E. Masterscn, $500.
Bill of c N Beeson for stove, putting I'D
stove and coal scuttle, &2Oa5
K G Cook. building chimney O. Is
FJ Leonard was appointed committee
OF one to instruct the Marshal to see that
tho ordinance relating to fiues, hay and
sidewalks be rigidly enforced.
1t was further ordered that the commit
tee appointed to examine the books of Ex-
Treasurer Chas H Schulz be instructed to
report at the next regular meeting.
On motion Of d. D. COlley the Coun-
Gil adjourned.
E. F. COIBoRN.
CITY Clerk
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

Call especial attention to their full and
complete stock of
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

City Clerk.
Per N W SUTTON, Deputy.
Approved Noyember 7th, 1877.
j. II. KELLEY. Mayor.
Dodge City times., 1877-11-10

High Constable McGoodwynn is still in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
G9~ochcnflichc Sllinois Sfaafs-Beifnne.

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@l1ergte etrtreten miiiTen."
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ri6ttger &f a la 0on Qutrote qeqet
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%6tenlteS, mo erit 5tpet 0rittcl Ser &ir6en>
gGn9er auf tbren BLGBen iirb. &aum Stir
fen Die tir6It6 T%retitnnigen etipas aafat6z
men, Da itt6t fte au6 ldnn Ser Safer. 9laf
ftr6ltd1en Webiet ldetnt Der lteberrnut6 Ri
tpudern, tpte oaS l~lntra1t inn Wetret6e; CT
peri6ont tpcOer 2tberale nod Ort0obore.
un1erem sc D d ban1 II" a6er ge6e ein
gilttgeS @ei6id balo audi ben perbienten
Sutherland auf firtblt6em @ebiete. 11lo
nitBte mani ba5l crit Elm firblt6eS G6re1z
burgertbl1lt erft1oen, un1 i'm nit @6ren
falt 5u i~teIlet. Spbanna8to6.
, 1877-11-11
BOARDING AND LODGING.


-"-'~~"~"7~7@, -. c...=n,.
dso WEST ruLroS.sr.os1SGLE ROOM FoE
tOJ gentleman. and room for TWO ladies' with
e9e7s; ~ 3SEz @z5@ 5Sa@3Sasf BASEMENT
100 .Fs VEST s'vs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES usn Nicely
4to3 furnished south front square room to rent
1o7 wAsH1sGTox-sT.- SOUTH FRONT ROOMS
4S( viii bocrI. for gentlemen
1,c~rrcr fn,vccr-ro cEyT yyITII FIRST
OZ3 class hoard large south front suite turnished
c1,o ApAMs.sT., NEAR wooD-suITE GonD
OZO rooms furnished. warmed; good board fostwo'
ed WEST ApAMs.srzrwo ! EKErrx T I, R9,,Ms So,iS:
dns 1oeel'on family small: terms moderate 7,,777
E1Q WEST wAsn1NGTnX.sT.- REST S I.tN. WIrnr IT.
O board to GonEe wns 70 pay ne ta p5Ss
1ef boa1s
72D WEST ,MoSRoE, Boz sT:WTp f hoarIf KESf' soAlh
.0l o. 1ofn1snco roo.os: win uoa'a ~;
aess m ts1s e
T:s: s.. 'fai TTibune eu tS Sice e.A'' N''s' ~ w
i s1n.aSp-Av: AND JAcKsoS-sT.-A SUITE OF
rc eh for T's' souas nan S per wesk IS 6une
PLEASANT EEoST nooM o.; WITH IT'LL. nHpm9em 81 o3ein
imrescments inicsiy furnished viii board; a1s 10.
VIE s91issi Tribpne rbu siaes otiee s'''' 40 '
NrEAR UNION FARE-T0 REST-T0 YOUNG
n msrrled eoanc arsteasa furnished south front
F9om On Trjaas T neafS; o1:e n s'Fc''' pf''ae 'A'
OS THE WEST S1DE-FRoST ALcoyE RooM;
sesa s:31s sses 2aa:ss. j, Es.5aas ONCE:
o PARK nowsTo s1''m nrsr. s1s': NICE FURNISHED
- rooms. with board
, 1877-11-11

EoR sALE-HAvlNG PROPERTY N. SOME OF
t,c mos. eligible oc,tons in Englsw1od haye de.
Il e
Yana T. fss asa
tons n BY etteE At nGsxoeS w III 1fsiSs S
osSe e s Il hEws 0aa
T1Ol: sALE-ols EXCHASGE-5 70. or l5 ACRES
faa a p'"eId{ adyrss F. stG q M:i ss al
I1oR sALE-THE Boss s1oo LOTS AT CLYDE. $
miles this ssae Of fIsGIange. =, miles fro1n ntts
h9sk e tso asro.; 81: doTn; n;n g monthly STORES
coUNT1zY aEAL ESTATE:
TOR sALE-sss PER AGEE-lsa, ACRE sa FAEM;
hors. sncep. at the farm tools. cror5 etc 6od
is4ss % @ xsee a9& ea s sest n af
All this for SIS acre Don bother unless sou want
50 per ~f fefm ho,;se 10 room. uc
orchard wstcr 100 acrcs timber II llcs from Chca-
5"i4sere farm .':s IS miles from Chicago, all
fenced, and the best Of land 1t Is worth sloo per
"~' ''~"' 7. B. BorD. Room :, l7s Maaison-sI
FoR sALE-RY j, Il. HEELER: 1863 CLARK ST. :
40 acres Is miles south tf city. near depot; only
% M arrcs rs q miles sou,b @ Of city: well tmproved de-.
%. acre farm one milo from Geneva
70-acre farm near Downer's Grove.
Several e' inc farms ID Sorhern ' 1ndiana. u ~
EoR sALE-FAKMs-wE Kaye 4 LARGE NUN; ~;
5 ot f. a s % a1s s
splendid 1nchs Of rum 5 to co. acre.
o tie ss aug
Sii We Sc e mafs
IaSalle-st-
FOR sALE1oR EXcMASGE@@1M'!rEovEEn, I,,A:S1 ASD
5 so
sssE' 9 ety bRE bfRGfq;y 81 town bonus 81 Nsz
farms il lnels a1d ad"pi ssa,es :9E fa!e s,9 9nt
, 1877-11-11

!. lS1l-S1AlET ETlIv sFAVElS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
eHAScE EoR q9oD ,HI MQEEt +; i /; y
ct Il
ss2a % q fi;isoSFffh s. ) S'Ea
/ SMALL, NEAT pIN1NG:R0oN WITH MITCH
4 en and fo1r private oyster L rooms ON earpeted ard
as EmSe fG@sse Hee
4 rss.ca as. thoronEhy established odaee business il
saa psyins
at nd M op %d
i ,MEAT;MAEKET WITH :. 4 FIYE;TEAEs;
fTEK n5tESs s& sSss.f Ifasas eE 'e'ns going
Pa gATH rsgd 5ay FEY S1@5ss A. r.
fST salis1 SsEs! is
M ssis eli ii f ssa SEs
X secure an interest in essabIished nianufacuring
dsnasd sEo
l Fl.ou1: STORE oY SOUTH WATER. ST.. Low
II DC 1 vi:
u for cash Or part real estate. &C. Tribune office
DSs!s4!a sass Sssa Ss reasons given Tor selling
TOR -pARTEXDEiIs or GOOD oYsEEMRMAN. RI
Frstciass chance to enter tn sold and od estan &
ises asse sfs able to
TOR sALEo EXGnANgEro cCnsG 9rEa n h MEXn 166 r.
xei, r. psss oss hscs'a for good hotel man.
yxFtfNf5
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council held special meeting
m Saturday evening last, at Ninth and
Franklin streets. Y.
The centre stonc at the Intersection OF
Ninth and Franklin streets has been low "
:red three feet eight inches, which viii
make the grade On Ninth street eighteen
feet, where II was fcrmerly twenty-five feet. !.
On Franklin street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, the grade Aas besn lowered
lthrte Il feet f ana about stshs iuchss Ths
ssss n Asssih 1 y 1 m. NJ Alss ssen
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
D. I. NJ. A.

At recent meeting Of the Delaware In-
stltute of Mechanic Arts, 1t was decided
that an exhibition of the manufacturing
products, both useful and ornamental, Of
Delaware will be held in some convenient
building in this city, in October next, and
the notice Is given thus early for the pur>
pose Of affording time for preparation by
those who desire to exhibit some specially.
The arrangements and details will be made,
And the various committees announced In
s ptember.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
A NEW STAGE LINE.

The "Breakwater Light says 1t Is now
quite certain that stage line is to be es-
tablshcd between Seaford and Georgetown.
The line will be run in the interest of the
j. & B. X. R. and o. D. 8. 8. Co. II is pro-
posed to sell through tickets at Seaford
from that place to New York, Lewes, OF
RehoSoth, ct such rates as will make II an
iuducement 70 trAvellers to 60 BY this route
Close ecnnection will " made with the
trainS both ~ Seaford and Georgetown,
Z I! n s \. ~! Hsxs'. !. n
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
THE STATE ARMS.

Friday evening Squire E. B. Frazer, bes
sides transacting large amount Of other
busine ss, took the deposition of six parties
in relation to the State arms taken BY the
United States Government, during the war,
and concerning which the last Legislature
authorized the Attorney General to make
inquiry with view Of obtaining compensa-
tion therefor. The depositions will be used
as evidence in the prosecution of the claim.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
MAD DOG.

A small dog, belonging to Enoch Toxr-
send, In the Ninth Ward, went mad on SAt>
urday afternoon. After running and biting
the fences and other things that came In his
WY, it ran at a little child that was playing
Ia the street, and was just in the act Of
biting it, when sou Of Mr.. ToTnscnd's
knocked 1t down with stone. A number
had then collected, and an end was then put
10 his life.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
FOUND DEAD.

On Sunday afternoon last, Mr.. JAMES
Alum, formerly Of New York, residing in
Caroline county, Md, returned to bis home,
after sn absence Of Sc, al hours, a-d fou; 4
bis wife lying on the floor with her arm
around the foot Of the sofa, quite dead.
The family consisted Of himself and wife.
and >he was enjoying her usual health whs n
he left home in the morning.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
THE LIBERAL LEAGUE.

The Liberal League met yesterday morE-s
ing, at the McClary building. A lecture on
Death" was delivered by G. II. Williams \
son. After the lecture free discussion was
held. This League is open for all persone,
no matter what your creed or position Il,
and every one is allowed to express his
opinions on any subject that is brought up.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
THE REFoRMERs IN CHRIsT1ANA,

In response 10 call made on the leaders
of the Moral Suasion Re:ormers al 18th and
Market streets, Nelson j. Lee, President of
the club, accompanied by Bros. Countis and.
Winslow, proceeded to Christianan, on Sat-
nrday evening last. A meeting was organs
ized on their. arrival, and addresses wera
made by the visitors. Over 800 placed their
qames on the pledge book.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
SUDDEN DEATH,

Mrs. Thomas Dawson, Of Seaford, Del. /.
retired ~ Thursday evening, the IN init \.
In her utaa health, having worked hard
through Iaay and eaten heartily 81 sup
per. Shortly after retiring, she complalued
ofnausea, commenced vomiting and expired
In few minutes.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
TEMPERANCE SERMON.

The reformed men attended The Central.
Presbyterian Church, in a body, Last even
ing, by invitation Of its pastor, Rev. Pr.
Nixon, and listened to an eloquent and im-
pressive sermon. After the sermon ! col
lection was taken up for the benefit Of the
temperance cause, and quite handsome
sum realized.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
CONFIRMATION,

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker, administers
ed the rite Of confirmation, to number Of
children, yesterday morning, at St. Joseph's
Church, Brandywine Banks, and at ST..
James in the afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
ONE CENT! ]!
REPAIRING TRACKS.

The north bound track, As the r. WEE.
R. B. edepot;sis being repaired. fhs beds v
has been dug out, andthe track n liow bsls
lasted with stones. & Workmen wers busy
all day yesterday, workin on the traak,
which will be finished In day Or two. ,s
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
THE NEW LOAN.

On Saturday morning, at Heald's sales
room, in the Clayton House, $40, 900 more
Of the new City Loan were sold to John
Wicgand, President of the Western Saving
Fund Society, Of Philadelphia. The total
sum thus far sell is $106, 900, this Is more
than half of the whole sum, as there is only
s43, 100 Of the loan rem aiming.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
POSTPONED,

The game which the Quicksteps were to
have played on Saturday afternoon did not
come off. They expect to play game this
week. but with what club has not yet been
decided. -@..
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
UNNECESSARY WASTE.

All day Saturday, the gas lamps at the
fountain at Delaware Avenue and Washing.
ton Streets, were burning. This is an un,
necessary waste. Who is to blameg
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
AWAITING THE WORD.

Private letters from the Danube state that
the Russians are extremely busy construct
ing bridges and repairing roads, so as to
secure the utmost facility of movement
when the decisive moment arrives. A field
telegraph now connects the headquarters Of
all the Russian corps with those of the
Grand Duke Nicholas. ,~
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
ANNIVERSARY.

The Gilbert Chapel Sunday School, at
Thirteenth and French streets, celebrated
its twentieth anniversary yesterday after
noon. ..
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
SHIPPING NEWS.

The brigantine " Matthew Baird, "loaded
with cars for Brazil, which was to have left
this port on Saturday did not go, but will
start sometime during the week.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
CHESTER REGATTA.

To-day, the fourth annual Chester regat>
ia will come off, and as q large number OF
swift sailing yachts are to participate, an
exciting race is expected.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
CRUSADERS MOVING. /,

Aspecial dispatch from, London which
iss ituatef ybatween Wlddin and Rahovs,
says -" From the latest In formation 1t APP
pears that the Russians have definitely de-
termined to make the passage of the Dam
ube midway between Piketo and Turnu-
Magureli. Preparations indicate early ope-
rations." H1i8tt& - M
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18

tirely disapproves Of the viku6dnd uncer>
tain attitudeiof England. This may be
taken = = sure indicationtof the side Ger
many will take In tho event, which is re-
garded a> very probable, of the war extend.
in9. -. -. -. " - vi
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
TROUBLES IN CRETE.
local Affairs,
THE TIDES.

THE TIDES, a
The high tides for to-day will occur at
5.21 a. m. and $50 p. m. 5+ s.,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
BRITISH GUNBOATs BUILDING.
The government is building gunboats at
Biskenhead:

The government is building gunboats al
Biskenhead.
WHAT THE POWERS WILL DO.
Aspecial despatch from Vienna to the
Times, referring to the last Roumanlan cir
cular, in which the Rouman!an government
requests the Powars above all to promise
that Roumania shall not be forcibly con-
strained to renew her former relations with
the Porte, says "Tbe Powers will abide by
their previous decision, merely 10 take cog
nizance of the notification by the Rouma-
nian government of Roumanian indepen-
dence, without giving an opinion upon it.
GERMAN CRITICS ON THE WAR.
The delay Of the Russian operations is
considered in the German capital to be due
principally to the officially experienced in
the transportation of provisions. The best
military critics believe that the crossing Of
the Danube will take place between the
mouth of the Aluta and Rustchuk.
TURKEYS STRUGGLE WITH FATE AND
FRAUD.
A fresh corps of 10000 cavalry is forming
in Coastantinople by the government.
A court has been constituted for the trial
of Nourie Pacha, for embezzilng 10000
Turkish pounds, and also for the trial of
Kemsl Bey, who was arrested after Midha'
Pacha's full.
TROUBLES IN CRETE.
The Turkish authorities are stated to be
watching the Christian party leaders at
Spakia, some of whom favor an English
protectorate for Crete, while others desire
Crete to become self>governing, Arrests
are expected.