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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
oHNaaAL yoaxYow NEWS.

Tho Republicans have boen signally ,ictot.-
ona IN thu French municipal elections.
Victor Emanuel, King of Italy, died 4. Home
on "wednesday. the 9TH lust, aged ~. Ills
oldost son, Iinmbert, Apccnds tho throne ~
King of tho Italians.
A hre IN Honolulu, Sandwich islands, dcyae-
tateti Tho cspanAde portion of that city, do
stroysng tho Government warehouses The
wharycs aud sheds devoted to the use II ocean
mail steamers, and number " private
buildings. Loss about 4a60. .000, Insurance.
eSs.000.
A steam-tug has lott the river Thames sor
Fsrrsol, HpA,n, TO take thu Cleopatra obell.k 10
London.
PAil0resto tho number % 1900 were reported
In tho Dominion Of Cana aa In INIT, with lla-
bilities u VA, 100. 900.
4 dl2patch from berlin sAys isusaia Il nego-
tiAting with othcr baltic powers for tho pur-
po~e d prohibiting tho war vessels u non-
baltic powers from entering that rea.
Demotrius DulgAri.. tho wcll-knowM Greek
politician, has Just died Of apopleay. He was
President os the Provisional Government o9
Athena In isd2, iAtw President Of tha Council
and Minister of TIM Interior, And Il tho tln,o
of his death Chief Of TIM Oresk Revolutionary
Committee.
Tho marriage Of Ming Alphonsc, of SPAIN
will 10 postponcd for few dAys from tho date
originally tixed. In consequence n thu death of
Victor Emmanuel.
Tho recently liberated FanIAns- Mccarthy
Chambsrs, O'lisien aud Davitt t--were received
n Dublin with great cnthnxSrm. An immense
crowd greeting them ~ tho station on their ar.
rival.
Henry n. Stanley wA# recsived With much
honor u Rome. aplendid gold medal thu
giH VI TIN latu king Victor Emmanuel, Maa
pros~ied 70 him.
A destructive ire occurred In fnndon I'm.
giand, Last week, III thu warehouse u Crocker,
Sons \ Co.. cAlico printars. Loss, OVER
VI, ,0o0. .0oo.
ChachApoyAs, tho capital of thu Amazon, haa
bssn uatsd by An earthquake which demolished
seysrai houses and damaged many more. Fort.
anatsly there Wa 10 loss Of lifc. Walls away.
ing 70 and fro. ths groanng of roofs, the noise
of falling ulos, thu walls cracking and throwing
out clouds " dust, conlbinod with tho shriuks,
groans and desperation d tho Awonisrd In.
hsbtsAnts, mado fsightful scene. Callao aivo
sSpsrtsnccd severe ahock ~ earthquake. bu,
no damage VA done.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
yoaTY. .youn1u cono1rsA

TmraspAY, Jan. TO-. HxxArx. over forty
senators ~ere Ii The Chandler before The senate
wAs called 10 order q noon. "A arsat pArl II the
nsosntnx hoas wss tAtsn up IN ~ presentation ~
pettttona n favor of thc Adoption Ut 4 siaeesnlh
Asnsndneat " ths constitution, prchihilima nestss
frusn dtsfranchtsIux psrsous ~ seccnut " go. A
u Whtch wefe feeessed ~ the conaanittee on rrt.
iisgss snd kisetlons. "A Iss6s nmml~r n hills
wsss intfoduesd and referred V Aprseprisee com.
mistess, anorx thsu ths folowinEi " Mr..
Sargent. ~ regulate Chinese Immigration !.
By ~. Plumb. 10 rsorxaMiss tha psy IL.
paEtmsnt nf the army: w Mf. Voorhees,.
IN tsiAeton 10 priAs money u III neat of1rats |.
by Mr. Sargent 70 rciIsvu certain legal disabilities
p women. providing thst my .wofsen who ahAi
have heen luenbsr III The liar IN the highest curi
u any AsAt4 OF Territory, o. u ~ supfeMls Uort
q The District of Columbia. Tor three years, stA
- moslca. = admitted 70 prectlce Dsfcss W W
q Florida. 70 r@rsAl s4Stssn psoN.tnEs "
shN sets n c'axssss nasasS srrfopria-
ilcss for iks sNptass ii de s.sAy ~
~. hAsxass esbmiIiea sesoinas0u1 VI ~
~ y . oeteeo0 6Q1e@Deol (ue0no G1osoOeA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

lDiriness cuibaTAsstncnls NJ. IiAdor 4 Non,
tobacco, New York, liabilities sis0.000. sssotn
4s7, 1000. y. II. brigham 4 10, clothing.
Hmingf cld, Mass, liabilities 42S0. 900 sscond
National nank, ~. Louis. Mo-, no los. 10 de
posltorM
The Mndaon LAY compan,'s bark Lady
'Tompson. from London with ~ assorted cargo.
while entering Esqnlmanlt harhor. Vancouver
island, ran On rock and Ii probably total
loae.
Tho bsrk O~ayn, from seattle. iyr Nan
Francisco. collidod with tho bark Aniuia on
tho Nh Inst. near Nanowrtone point, iagst
sound. and sunk. Hhc was ! total lo#s. The
Aarcola wAs eighty Injured.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

nerry r. Hinckley, ono u the private do
poatosa Who lost heavily BY tho robbery of the
Northampton nAnk. hss recovered t25.o00 Of
Union racinc . psf relt. gold bonds. with ,wo
sars' iutsrsss. d eost q ee,ooo. 4 short
ttne - ~ b1nk b1e6iass ple1ool o1oAooo
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

Tnx birth rata IN Georgia since 1893
amoue The whites hss buen little nlotu
than 30 ppg cent, and amoug tho
bln1lrs 3 utt1e moro thAn 10.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

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@sS = ssH - vSsk Ut " Asw Ss
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tA79As& Fs44 # ~ #aAs $50 ss&AesA -
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w. - - A#AAa N A @A #s# #B 20
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

lstfY Yutftt
Drugs, Medicines,
0snitak, R,sh, nlrk, B,rll,
eAr9Nr ,MeoscsNes
Paint Brushes
SWENS0N, LOWRY 4 CO.,
Elm ~, Cr~sco. lava.
Prescriptions Carefully CsnDelllel
sre~ y. r.r-, mt.',e,ss. ssa Arrest ars. .sa
rstvfal ana rasn,sssns iharmsesassss. rrsr~s i.
~Ass iht ma~t frssenshis.
- < ~ - . - O = :
~ q, srsat. aud ae.erir,,en..
WIN DOW Gil ASS.
ruor rs~ e..A,...,,.
- n ~ II - ~ 4: n ~
Fos The laaiee.
BLANK SOCKS,
All ,isss and qualities, =, wry icw prizes.
w R1TING PAPER.
1Sgv11o200
A, reduced rric~s. III .ises weight. and cocrs.
0O1Eooxs 1ooE0.
WALL PAPERS,
Borders and Window Papers,
~ SPECIALITY.
A fun liae for the trade 4, reduced ,~icss.
oWgMooM, LOWRY q 90.
KIMBALL ( PARNSW0RTH
1ANKERS,
ClsESCo, IOWA.
Exchange, Gold, Silver
Government Bonds
Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS Made HnA Proceeds
usrOsnptly Rcmsittcdi.
pratt. drawn IN a, ,he principal el,ie. and towns
~ fnrnla III sunr 10 snit.
Real Estate Bought and Sold on
Commission.
"a tES PaiD r0R NON. .EkslDENTs
rarsaEa Tickets l,s tha Ininan 1lne. Allen
AnetaF tlhs, ihlnn Line u reduced ratsa
eoMRksroNpkNTs
New Yark~~tiiliuAn. hun A tn
Chicago ~uulon National hank.
Milwaukee Milwaukee Nalietiai Hank
NrtiraEur~#tint National Hank.
AAMux ktMHAtL. Jous tAhkswnnvM,
rYnIrY mn nnYylYmu nlNYu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
cRGsco, IOWA.
KERRY Z NcHU0H. lropristors.
= General Banking 0usinsss
4rausaetod.
ssMy and neit EschsnG@, Drafts on sh~ OlA
Countries.
rsSSaHE Ttrk ETN 70 Inn FROM
EHAOPE ron AALE
Messs and alovtgaoss
Purchased on favorable terms. Particular attention
paid IN iie negotiation ~ tlMc laans. Collections
es,sf.y ssssSsa 70 ard prompt .ssysn. w,. ,sas
&ip I~wisr. Iowa. orssco. lows.
&. v ooA'1'
Having rrn.tsA MI
~ TAT ~ Aak
- s.a 4 sss n ~. - ps rot q X. @ ssssss; - sh"
sAio ~ retail, sor cash and no4hiMG FiAe,
W. psy for Oash. asA MIL ssr the sAm~.
ureias nsea nos s sslsd fcs. a viii ma ~ grant.
Hd. All hound " Aeli - eAsAp ~ any ons fos
ea~h. 4iid heps " give general Satisfaction.
IoMs ". MAYNARD.
pa,ntev and o,astsr,
Cxksco. Iowa.
shep nearly opposite the Elevator. Wln nos b.
,"a sssssa ~ aas'', q wors. ps'es - cheap I: NY
DoofStok 9 cents Dor d.
LIVE OAK MARKET.
1. B. D00LlffLE, Proprietor.
sw-Aiso for ssle rOhk, POULTRY, nIrTkn,
uiiErsE, MiiK. inE.ii risi, viouM AM,
fEtU.
liliss bo.Htt snd iisy cold.
Aiws,s buy NJ eeil whore sen can 40 tie t~st \.
thw stvte~ We HIse 10 oil.
@~ss##as@-sss
WELLINGTON 4. BROWN / CO.
Manufactures u. sad dealers In
o1A41D ASgD EA18OY
FURNITURE lli MIRRORS
" Al kinds Ana vasssiss.
1he1 v.n givs xsrxciAL ATTENTION 10 d
UNDERTAKING
sai.s.oos. and ship fs~ aeen North II N
cliy HAAsry,
CRE4CO, IOWA.
pSytiss Aesrias 10 purchase VIII psons sAslr p4s.
soaAi lssssesis 10 e4ii sud ssamins soods snd kAn
ase>...as NJ l.s. psssys .s..s.los ..ss-
eeo1e1e Jt(Dos -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

w Rivs hslov tho fall taxi u lhc recent lit.
ter written ls senator Eimnnds. VI Vermont.
10 President Hayes, upon thu subject ~ ciyil.
service appointments. |, was In answer lo the
Presidents request Tor hi. opin,cns npun tbs
subject
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

VIII keep constantly on hand - good sn assortment
~ ran b. had In lhls part of ihs eounssy, ~ whole.
sAio ~ retail, fur eAsh and nothin9 else,
W~ 1sMy fer OAsh. AHA A~ll eor the hAn~.
retst need no IN sstsd for q Il will unt ~ grant.
III. AM bonnd ~ A~li - eisMp ~ any ana G0s
eA~A. Ald Aape VI Etss general Satisfaction.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
Feminine PEcULlARITlEs AND MECHANICS
OF CITIES.

A very general impression is that the qui.
etest, most refined, and ladylike girls of the
union are to be found in Philadelphia-the
Quaker City.
The smartest, most atylish, the hest dress
ed, and the Rayest, in New York-Gotham.
The most self sufficient and intellectual,
in Boston-Modern Athens.
The sweetest and prettiest, in Baltimore
Monumental City.
The most prudish, old maidish, and Graz.
lest on army officers, in Cincinnati
Queen City.
The most Frenchy, the most langhisuing,
the longest hair, the most striking dresses
in New Orleans-the Crescent City.
The most diplomatic and scheaming in
Washington-City of Magnificent Distances
The worst flirts, the most atrocious man
deceivers and heart-breakers, in Chicago
the Garden City.
The widest and most daring, 10 Detroit
City Of Straits.
The most dashing and the fastest, in st
Louis-the City Of Mounds.
The gaudicst dresses and the coolest COZ
uettes, in Louisville--the Falls City.
The most coquettish eyss and the. Lowell
lest brunettes, in Nashville-,he City O
Rocks. 49,
The poorest and most anxious 70 get mar
ried, In Salem the City Of Peace.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
M'KENzlE'S RAID.

Dash Into Mexico that Resulted in No
Proat-Courtesy Of Mexican Omcer.
Galveston, June ga News Eagle
Pass special says Generals Mckenzie and
Shafter arrived here last night. Their COM
mands arrive to morrow. They penetrated
MEXICO about forty miles from Newton,
the place of crossing and about eighteen
miles east of Saragossa, where they were
met by detachment of Mexican army un.
der Colonel Valdez, drawn up in line of
battle The Mexican commander inquired
the purpose of his invasion, informing Nc.
Kenzie that he had orders to repel American
invasion and that be. Mckenzie, should not
proceed further. The Mexican's position
obstructing the Americans progress, Nc
Kenzie warned them t. get out of his way,
saying. did they not do go by O'Clock
that day, he would shoot where the Mexi.
cans were standing, at the same time put
ting his men In order of battle. At the ap
pointed time the Americans advanced /;
their numbers appeared to overawe the Mex.
leans, who hastily withdrew to . safe dis
lance, but keeping in sight OF the American
troops. Mckenzie asked Valdez II be 10.
tended to obstruct the Americans route
again, to which Valdez replied that it was
his. McKenzle's, business TO guard against
that. Mckenzie said that he would. and
that he would come again soon. Valdez
offered detachment Of this force 10 escort
the Americans to the place of crossing, but
Mckenzie declined the offer, saying he was
able to take care OF himself. However. the
Mexicans saw Mckenzie safely across
the river. The Mexican force was inferior
to the American. hence DO blame should be
attached to the Mexican officers for not Al.
tacktng. No captures were msde during
the expedition. This Is the American yer.
sion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
nEIGHBoaHooo NEWS.

B. H. Wood, of Springfield, has returned
to the Hills.
A new grain elevator is being erected a
Sioux Falls.
A lodge of the temple of honor was lnsti
tuted at Sioux Falls ON the 25th.
Postmaster McAulcy, Of Springfield, has
opshed stock Of groceries in the postoffice
building.
The money order business of the Canton
postofice for the month of May amounted
to $s,s9772.
Gales third addition and Emerson's ad-
dition have recently been added to the plat
of Sioux Falls.
NJ. H. Day is about to open wholesale
liquor store adjoining his present store of
general merchandise.
A young man named Hill, living in Lake
county, had his leg broken recently by
being thrown from horse.
The Sprinfeld Times will not be issued
on 4th of July week. All hands will en-
thuse on the glorious natal day.
A meeting in McCook comfy to "indig."
over the organization ef that county is re-
ported as having been very feeble scold.
T. J. Thonstad's house, at Canton, was
struck by lightning and considerably dam
aged on Sunday last. None Of the family
were injured.
Harry Corson has purchased the furniture
and carpets for the addition to the Cataract
house, which he expects to have ready for
occupation by the 4th.
The editor of the Sioux Valley News was
presented with bunch of rye, raised on the
farm of w. E. Benedict. the longest stock Of
which measured S5 inches.
Mrs. Love has retired from the proprie-
torship of the mess house at Spotted Tail
and returned to Springfield. The mess
house is now kept by Mr.. Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Harlan, Of Canton,
celebrated their silver wedding on the 2lst
inst. A large company assembled, elegant
presents were made, and general good time
enjoyed.
The railroad will not be finished to Sioux
Falls before the 18th of July-the delay
being caused by the failure to complete the
bridges over the Sioux and Split Rock as
soon as expected.
Henry Peterson was required by Judge
Cuppett, at Canton, to give $3.50 bonds to
show rea,on at the district court why he
should not be adjudged the dad Of pros
pective young Cantonian.
The village board of Sioux Falls passed
an ordinance to prohibit the exhibition
and burning Of rockets, Roman candles, fire
crackers and other fireworks" within cer-
tain limits of the city on the 4th Of July.
A greenback club has been organized at
Canton, with s G. Leavitt as president, and
NJ. NJ. Crowley secretary. The following is
one of the articles of faith: eve demand
of the government the retirement of all
national banks of issue, and that the general
government alone issue the money of the
country, and protect the same. for all time,
as full legal tender for all debts"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28

The Daily Press and Dakotaian
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY EVENING EXCEPTING SUNDAYS
rERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Per Week, 25cts Fer Month, 81; Per Year, 80
once OH Third Street, between Broadway and
Cedar-Duffack's Block.
L l}il BOWEN & KINGsBURY. Publishers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
ROASTED COFFEE

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another,lt is GOOD cor
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and to meet this want Messrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rosted a coffee called
ANKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java of
any heretofore offered to consumers. 1t
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods for
sale, as also the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him for
them and obtain the best goods in the
world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
vEGETlNE
For CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
Read It.

ASHLEY, Washington Co., ILL.,, Jan IA, 1878.
MIR. II. II. STEVENS =
D.ar Sir This Is to certify that I had been
suffering from u Rose Cancer on my right breast,
which grew very rapidly and all ny " friends hid
cine, vegeiine. recommended for Capcer and
soon found myself beginning to feel better my
health and spirits both felt the benign influence
which 1t cXcrted, and in 4 few months from the
time commenced the use Of the Vegctine. the
Cancer came out almost bodily.
certify that I am perfectly acquainted with
Mrs. DeForrest, and consider her one Of our very
best women. DIR s. H. FLOWERS.
ALI DISEASES OF THE BL.ooD.-H Vegetine
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and cure such
diseases. restoring the patient to perfect health.
after trying different physicians, many remedies.
suffering for years. is it not conclusive proof. II
ySs are 1 can sc 9e ea
works in the blood in the circulating fluid NJ II
great source of disease originates in the blood /;
and no medicine that does not act directly upon
1t, to purify and renOvate, has any Just claim up,
OH public attention.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28

President Wicker, of the Dakota South
ern has been accommodating the Big Sioux
valley with view of extending the Pembi
ma branch to Beloit The line has been 10
Gated up to that point and the prospects for
pushing the road ahead are favorable.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28

1t is not improbable that the present year
will witness the last delegate election Da.
kota will ever participate in. In 1880 We
shall elect our first representative.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28

H.J. Campbell, United States attorney
for Dakota, was before the Potter inves,t-
eating committee on the 25th. What he
had to say will DO found elsewhere.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28

The republicans have carried Oregon
again-the candidate for governor is six
ahead.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28

The Potter investigation came to John
Sherman as blessing In disguise.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
VEGET|NE
lRegard It as a Valuable
F ANIL Y MEDICINE.

MIR. II. Il. STEVENS -
Dear sir:-I take pleasure in saying that have
used the yesetine IN my family with good re-
markahlc cure effected by it, regard 1t as Il
valuable family medicine: Truly yours,
REV. WM MCDONALD,
The Rev. VIM. Mcdonald is we'll known
through the United States rs u minister III the
NJ. L. Church.
THOUSANDS SPEAK -ycgetine is acknowl-
edged and recommended by physicians and
OF the blood yet discovered. and thousands speak
in its praise who have been restored to health.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-31

Aesre>poe<sess wnsiag froG Laa5aa
- % Enris~k ses>pap<r. ssss;
Tsr Passcr 10 ~ tie gr~sses; straits fac
aesey. an caz rSs esez pas rs t<.ser o
siIls sigh teiex-apAsd % the Val At
>yHraA t--xxsax ss< sses pi.ster. c.
;he bs@se.ss..2 expezses e tke >zgtaa-
Th,< Wa .a-s~r-4 tAsf he TAI no; ..
n&ny ExE.s- Th~ grac<ss o. vhsn the
y-.a&r< = n 8~as rsf&~rs - fsrns.A y~e-
sssausns So ~xca szsll azsGn... nr
nos~y rss-~a BY sa-<s 10 INSTANTLY sssi-
s~~Sl . a~aae.- TGinx< srs ~. q. bod
- sE~= B~-s1e. tsis. fhc >E.kzA. !. -
sxsa- kss SIS e ms&n<~.. In xAi~h hr
A@G-e- Alz-~f sy sasa-k1n< everything
- ~ as.xrtEs~n.s Il sans sf Ia, s..R>n
.Aaz h< sGs7--fs & szsizx. kxsz - tAs~
ela~Yl-~y lie a.Ae-us Ms-xs Asa fxa
az o. - s~ns ssss sxi<- WrsA 1aescslsy
>.ayk ysr-z4sSa kl@ IN rwsaxe The de-
s1%s~a. &ad th=s tA~ Saitxa tsrn-4 90
In u fairy. xs@ 0r1~rea ksa 90; Il kss
srx-<se<- he r=f&->. % sE<.k ~ - scx
osn.4A sA&xi. ani s-e< pls<s<rs AL e.~-
Eses % eScry ssse-
AFp~re@tAy - grcz. chanx~ hx h-o<n
~rasxki ~ TIE sEss~tsnn @f the T@rklsA
fs<ess asrInx tke i.ss e.g.t a&ya TIE
hgxse xzl p.,ien; Soldiers. kc~8s-ss 1t tA<
sztrigses and h.zKrSs1s atsrmps. a. rev
elstIo1 ~ksch ~ere EraoeedlHg si the
CaSst.l. lave lksarua bsrd .; tb< p0s
s<w es1agsslssl rrBozhss cad hassxrse~-
DriiliRg h2s h~ea golsg co fron szariR
- ssas-<. xIfA a. rFcs; sctisiSy o. be
fss~. Bot the plaza of defen~e 9cci6~6
spsAn. By the Otto2.E Generals. ~kils II
gradually reveals ifself. shS~s sigas of
h2vlaS h-een considerably modified. They
base arrived 1T the painful ennelasioa
thai, even With the numeruGs srmy n
their Command, il is imPossible TO extend
their lines - far ~ To preseai the ss-
peet Of . Trojan's wall, modified accord
ing 20 modern warfare exigencies, stretch
ing from the sea Of Marmora On the
Black Sea Taeir means Of defense,
which may be considered now 10 lie sufi
GENTLY advanced to render the required
services at time Of need, consist OF three
intIenched camps rather badly communi-
eating with each other, and each of which
should be able in case Of attack to rely
chiefly on its own capacity for resistance.
The first and by far the largest consists
Of dozen of redoubts running from
Mskrikoi to the Sweet Watere of Europe.
In this position, intended for the i'm.
mediate defence of the Capital, about
forty.five thousand men, with eight bat
teries of field guns and some heavy srtil-
lery, are stationed. Next is the central
intrcnched camp at Mashlak, half way
between Pera and Buyukdere, which con-
tains sixteen battalions, inclusive of the
two stationed here, with four batteries.
And finally the position on the mountains
above Buyukdere and Roumeli. KAYAK,
with the same forces as the preceding
one. The two latter are separated by the
"Big Valley" which gave its name to the
village of Buyukdere, situated at its en-
trance.
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The Daring Apache.

An instance of what an Apache Indian
will do in the way of cool daring, when
the prize is worth the risk, once occurred
on ranch in Arizona.
The owner of the ranch was an Amer
lean. To guard against the Apaches he
had built block house, and, adjoining
it, a ourt-yard, and corral, surrounded
by an abode wall eight feet high and two
feet thick. In the corral the herd was
nightly secured.
He had contract to feed ana guard
four hundred beef cattle belonging to the
United States fort, some thirty miles
away. More than one attempt had been
made by the Apaches to capture the
herd, while feeding two or three miles
from the block-house. But the vigilant
herdsmen had driven the cattle at a gall
lop into the corral, before the Indians
could stampede" them.
One n, yht there came fearful storm.
A solitaI Apache, unarmod, and with
nothing but a blanket to protect him
from the cold rain, climbed over the cor.
rails wall; crouching in the corner, he
waited for day.
Early in the morning, the storm hav-
Ing passed away, eight herOsMen, mount
ed and armed, waited at the corral's gate
for the herd to be turned out.
The gate was opened. The stock pour
ed out and filed the gateway. Suddenly
up sprung the Apache; vaulting on the
nearest horse, be clutched its main with
one hand, while with the other he waved
his red blanket, and yelled like demon.
In an instant every "hoof' made rush /;
and the stampede began. The horse,
frightened, darted in the midst of the
flying cattle.
As in frenzy they went through the
gateway, the Apache clasped his arms
around the horses neck, and, throwing
his body on one side of the maddened
animal, disappeared from view.
A thousand men ranged in column
could not have stopped that rush of the
crazed herd down the valley. The herds
men fire volley which wounds and kills
some of the cattle.
Two bands of Apaches, darling out
from opposite sides Of the valley, closed
up from behind the herd. Four hundred
head Of cattle were thus captured and
run of BY the daring and cunning Of one
Apache.