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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-13

The 35th Annual Session opens September
25th, 1878. Assistants and terms as before. Boy!
prepared for college or business. Catalogues
sent on application 10 the Principal at Alexan'
dris vs.. iy l2-eoStWtOl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25
IE01yt II H,lo7r-NothiaQ.

--..:.t-..,..-.l-
-''st" i-hal"nH-i.E Tue H'leI ao7HthliF nI
me en@Tge IN the tace o. developed facts as
- y ~. Bl,,,l.. 80 me IN '.l','
] - sy I,.rT - -'' "a
- $50 oS-.- .
-, - -, - -. ~ -
I tT II 20. - - '-.-
%-..T....- - -: . 49,.
-''''''S p'l' lH .iliN N'L''tt 'DA plN-i iCD
Attorney in 1879, and was defeated by Gen.
IS iuchrster. the Democratic caudidate
r5-t rr-y = - ~
} ne Hes'FU gI As ."tts, me no" Hs-
HTbUcau, and then Wing aud Know Ee 9th
ing. organ of the county In irs issue Of
sept. TO- 1888. contained fhs f,IloviD.,
THE American County Convention assem- hIaI
or El'l-t"n .8st " "-luesiuy Sept l2ta|, and put
'1 domination the following named persons for
80 'i5a.- &. pc H.-cG sl lae ensuing e.eglf JON 4.
District Attorney, Henry IS. Hoyt-
And i'm another rolun7D Of the same issrra
q, ., VI " -'liio '97-'S
VIC i'''o" iiS
Tn, yvbf,r 0,rvo-rio., ,--.- -re-,-.-,-- ,---,+
Isl %. Ina Ea1-a ~ T., II - t.5 li"5 80 :;
ss,,,1fns,e5 The frfrI---,-.- f5.l.-.
'
10 VIII oe observed mat ti3yt nomin3-
E~-r., N.,tl,fr,s T., f.-.+l.- -: , :
iN''iiI' 'N''-c"CS D'
ms connection with that organization, the
Record Of Oct Il. same year. in comment
ing upon the result Of the election, said
He ,Ectcbamr alone, OF gU the candidates.
stood = pure "aig. unc'""eetea with the 9TH
'"e N','" -'"l"'rR parry was III jhose
G'lS ~ ..o i'.us 'l s'L! o's''eu men iu
ms So"n'y' !" CONN NATION et "hIch
49, 'l-F ~ le'eI 20 t"t
O0i0" mum Oll0 s'''he A'ec'
% q 'ii@i
iC5 ,'s rs, % an an A'ier,c'3n party tayor oppo-
foreign PARTY la the c0uriry 10 control &c
lions; The Popish-Irish under Bishop Hughes
iins lie former 30 Ih p, ~" "',5'iP m NE
Isuoc1.,cg ana easily lei i,y iocoioco lcaliers
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

pr,r KIM ,,,45a o. v.--....-. .---.-.
from, S--arF,,., G,--,r,9--- -...
-ba ,i-. sr,.-,-, z-,.,--r- ..--, All .....r..
., tho s,r,ra,st a., F--..r-. ........- -
.,yo bn,rs ne ,rav.la4 ~ ...... -.--...
"a ,r,.,., -. ,la-r ..- --....... .. ~ b..
s,ati,,, o,, fbs psrL5..-.-.. 2. .....r ~
-, -
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5,~, l,,,,..ress -. f.. -...-.
I'll -srsat, g.,lz ',,fr-f.f -,r.... r...
i'm a i.I,inu way D1rrs9 - -.-.-....-. . -.
for f4 his ear sfrra g,r..... ....s ...-.....
atIy became insane
Mrs. Cri--e-er. nr ss sr.a..--- Conn.
r-as bitten br a car +... -...z ~. -
vzs sfrsnoa1r IN r.,.s .s.-a -.r ....-.
ls.-. ,l.,..-s, g.-r-.f--- s.-- ......... ..---.
ba5,,., .h,,,,....-sf f. .,f..-.....-.s -.. ..
not sneak vf-hr-- s.,-r-..--.- --r ...
of her sy-,rf,-,s --, r-.-.- s..--.- ..=..
rfrbia in a mild form
Mr.. Henry NTrr.--a- .T -...-.-. ---. .s
the passessor II p setter dog .r -..a s.n..
Dersuasiru fns- has Given as..a p. .r..-
J iitiers Of ugrs uftE.. d -a-.. .- sz.. .l
which occasions she rr--a--.z h=- .r.r.
with eleven ErIe settlers. r. tHs
become general it VIII serve . lessen ..z
price of bologna sausage.
Mrs Cynthia ~. aD.e ..
New York. has THE Original |.- -..
Commodore ChaureF rl.. ..a
fleet and army made ar attack .. -...s
. Uarbor ON she 2Gth .. Ta-. ---- +.
presenteute5 ra ha- Hr L.a -.-aE5...
F vino was the flag var5ae n t.a .
+ does ship during .ae battle.
From the shelby Sin
y o. %. H.H#.rHH .rH. .
Iied man aud tile istaer " -
tried To- eloue with q Miss r.-.
same county, aged aba. . -......
. ed at Ca.cra. his bands
hind him and he Wa drive" "
ok. The girl ouiIa- -.r
capped.
Thursday mu.-.--. --
vie, Kent county ...- ..
Nelson. while c.lma.- .
StRh'iY Killed HE ia. ace
OF tls gun SIX l"a-s after
OF the sad accident reached d..
was 50 overcome thar size died
Mr.. Nelson was Jhstv gr.l# -- -
unmarried.
"A 81. Louis Young mans
marrying ana hcire-z -n whom .. 7H
gagged, was spoiled bv .aa use
as evidence in q lawsuit. Tue
showed that be frequently -. ..
girls that he had baen rejected .r ...
them since his ha.r.tisI .n .... R.
he had borrowed money. So le.a..
he got hold of her rr.sc.
Mary StaIfa Of Traverse. E.eH, s.a.
ped on a loose f3orr board. and .-.. -l
into the room below. where -a-
man who had never seen her l.
may have been seuti0aat.-.r .rr.ra--
the fact that she came down @. .H -
above. for before rfrht De H-E.. 1.
marry him. and She assauted aa' ss
IL he INDEED too 7s-ry. fr. within .'.
months be apulied fora divorce
A siirbt-of hand r.r.Hm.-- H7
I NVvman mot the orirfngr Eru..
ished The Deonle of Earr nr DIS
feats. He did many wuEe.fu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25


4 few days before '-e ,'a.o an" lo''''.'''
ec.i'n r''Ainei.- ''iae'' ''c'se' 'l''" ''i9
country |ho mas always Aei1''-o.e F''e'
The democratic '.eF''' >eH 10 '.'
.i.'' ''e ''''7''''t" az -.'s
H'' '[-' ''" p,
no" ho proposed 20 "' ''' '9 -1l'''o'
N"''.t 'i '-'..'
','
o"'''-'" JUS ,'.' ~
NtN'ti" t''o .'"S' 600
hat ma" s-ed'a tl-."' e -'''. ''t N.''i ''''.-S
his vote count by voting for Nasou u
fIa Widest Of all 6eIusious. There is ncs
A.. l... NJ, 1-.,..-,s ,-,,-,ti,,,r
60
about puuHc sentiment WHO os'oFt9 '""'
lie has The shadow Of chance Of being
elected. Mason himself don't believe 1t,
.,t....f l.. .s... ~. ,,,,,,,,t Of ,,ar-
cN.'"'7e"us Do"sllhs ABOUT 'h7 S1Io's Z"
Of his party. but as that Is the habit OF all
candidates and psnorfaIlv fhe nominees Of
,.I -- ,...-, =:
''-' r"' = "'''-'''
warranted 10 sweep c.e@i, ne CoHid HoI o0
expected TO say anything else, mnch less
to acErovyfelye defeat in advance. The
T...F T.rr .raf.T n
.
''"t' OF at ie"91 "" "Pplo~''li'to to '"7.9 90
the Greeuback vote in Pennsylvania.
Mason. Frank Hughes. Devices. Calvin
,-,.. - ,-.....,.,-1- ,,.s.--
0'-' ''''0'''' "''E '''''' ~
may proclaim Iom the Delaware 70 'ao
Ohio that great political revolution is in
nrograss. and that their State ticket is
,,r.,.,.,- IN ell
Do"i-N ~ "'' "'1 .'O
D very dilleFen5 tale n TteehoacA INA"
,vh0 has been p Democrat viii tell you
that. .ba wants to braaj, nm and DESTROY the
rnrrupt State ring atthe head of which are
Nackfv and QUAY. and vet by voting for
Mason he is Giving aid and comfort TO
U,vt who is the chosen candidate of the
S,,ra ,i,,y and ,rirf s,-sta4u il in it's srfDre-
nv - alectad Mason ba,Dr = foriorn
LorS .bo contest rests between ITovt and
Dsr THE boinrs so ,rfat is tLe ,.l,fD
49,, r. -. r,,r,a,. T,.,,,,,c,a- r.bo an
5,Sas H. E-..rh.oL- a,c4rira reg-,rli,,r q,
fhe c,7rrarcv7 Mr. Din is NOT. only the anti
STATE ring candidate. but he ia also the
erff-C,,orproD candidate which is only the
s,r,s ff,5,,, ca1red Inv another name. here
fo make his vote ,sco1pt''-if he wants 10
5arsa- Cameron and mis- hencbnen. O1av
sr5 ST,-ray ra r,arts -, soc or,a ,I,ora
tle oHica ,f Governor fIIad I,y \ man ,,.b,
al b. Cc-ar,,o~ in t,,-5 a. p-oU a :,
-, e,.,,,, 5ictsto ,,r H. md ~ ,,,t-i-
-, ,-..,,a,,.r, Ill, ,,,, f,,r Ard,oI,- IT
D;u - in ,ba or,,,I.tie I,rlrr,c,a ~
C1.,-l.z r., T2,,oI,,7.,r ts ~, ..,,-S -, -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

THERE is rot one word Of truth in the
dispatch published in last Tuesdays
JOhnstown T'ri5uHe and OF course in all
tho other daily Republican papers, pur-
porting 10 give the proceedings Of con
ference Of prominent Democrats held at
The Girard House, in Philadelphia, on
Sunday last, in which they conceded the
defeat of Andrew H. Dill our candidate
for Governor. No man but a natural born
fool would believe one word Of such non-
sense. The whole thing was concucted bv
Quay and the Cameron ring TO bolster up
their doomed cause and if possible secure
q majority in the Legislature for the pur-
pose Of sending Cameron back to the L.
$. Senate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

TIE official returns % The Ohio election
show the following rs the roiaj vote cast
Tor each candidate for Secretary Of State
Barnes. Republican, .l30
Paige. Z, ,uDCTat 20 $50
10y S'ee 1 a0.''I-
Robinson, I~OhI5ltiulis' .-------.-. ------. 567t
Tie Greeuback vote last year was - .401.
OF S. 931 'sss than at the late election, and
is one hundyed thousand tess than was con-
Gdeutly claimed during tie campaign by
the leaders CT that party. We have not
yet seen The official vote of Indiana. but it
f- conceded to be about IS 900 majori. for
thc Democratic State ticket. James ID.
W,lliams. the Democratic caHd ,date for
Governor last ynai, had a msjoriiyof 5. 1870,
showing an increase this yesr Of about lo.-
nuO The vote east lor the Greeuback
: ate ticket was between - 000 and $4,000,
not dlGsring mush from the vote Of the
same patty 10 Ohio, but only aJ5u. 1a5-
ltlr. as iarge Is VAS anticipated.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

Alexander McGul, Of Allegheny, died
recently, aud left viii in which he makes
a lumber of bequests 10 his relatives. and
adds that if none of them are alive or their
children, he bequealhs to the President Of
the United States, then in office. provided
he Is Democrat, all OF his estate to be
sold ont in the interest of the National
D.m9cIelc palty lu tiIs country. NJ oue
VII question Nj. NcCill democracy
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

Allen c. Laros, of Northampton conn.
ty, on May 81, 1876, caused the death of
ms iather' mother and an aged relative by
putting arsenic into the family coffee-pot
After a long trial he was convicted and
sentenced to be hanged, but commission
having pronounced him insane, he was
sent to the State Insane Asylum at Harris
bnrg. 1t being evident that he was cured
OF his insanity-if ever it was else than
Ielgned-a mOvemens was on foot at the
present term of our Court, now being held
says the Philadelphia Press, to procure am
order to have the sentence executed. La
fos 10 some way became acquainted with
TINS fact, and on Monday last, while walk
ing in the asylum grounds, made oood his
escape and has not since been heard from
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

The lighting of East Liverpool, Ohio.
with natural gas from wells has been often
briefly mentioned. The fact is, that the
plan has been for many years in success
ful operation. The gas comes continuous
ly and in large quantity from several deem
wells and is available, not only for lioht
but for beat. For light it requires no
preparation, but burns readily with great
Illuminating power. The flames i'm the
street lamps are not pu. out in the DAYTIME
because that would cost sometime and
the gas does not. Pipes carry the gas
into CRATES and stoves, where it Is used Tor
heating and cooking. The first gas well
VAS opened twenty years ago. aud its sup
b 10 not yet in the least diminished.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

A strange wedding took place on
Thursday afternoon in Washington, ID. c.
at least the bride was in that city. the
groom being 3 900 miles away, at George,
town, Colorado. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Geo. Carpenter, and the
high contracting parties were Mr.. Wheeler
Ellis and Miss Lima Sailors. The tele-
graph was employed as a means of com
mumication. Mrs. Ellis started to>day for
her new home and husband in the West.
The wedding day had been appointed, but
Mr.. Ellis could not, owing to business en-
gagemeuts, be on hand. The Young ladv's
mother would not allow her daughter 10
go away from home unmarried, so at the
suggestion of the minister he marriaoe
was consummated by telegraph The par
ties are known in Washington, and the af-
fair was much commented upon for its
novelty.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

Drmogrutic Di>3ricl IjchfL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25
LUscg cuagat -sgsbss.

u maa ala attempts t0 cgacp out 0i one
Hg is pretty crGa.u 20 eutanEie himself ID
aru.-. Taas 5, William LlIay-s fate.
Ens. Iis stony about having purchased q
Naval cadcjs.t5q fsum GrD- C"ao,h Tor
,nuur Berwind had been completely eN-
il0y.rd. he returned to the charge, and in
a published letter declared that the name
of The cadet whose appointment he had
bought fro,u Cono,h was CHARLES Philip
Kunnhalt. and shat ON this statement he
was uHr.g 90 stand or a.' Read the
rUo~iu- letters, aud see how plain tale
puts this chronic liar down, and consjgns
aim forever 10 we.I-moIifed iufawy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05
THE kAIE OF TAXATION.

The Board of County Commissioners
have liked the rate Of taxation for the
fiscal year 1872 at 81 81 on each $fOU
valuation OF taxable property. This Is
asmail reduction from the usual rate.
la addition to this. which embraces the
taxes for State. county, school and
couft'hUuse bouds purposes, special
taxes have been levied III three school
districts to build school houses, and III
Winnemucca for fire purposes. The
expenses of the county were materially
decreased last year by the unusual
prevalence of crime. but IA the jail
which was crowded. with Offenders
year ago is now 'tenantiess, il Is hoped
shat the pr. seHt tax levy, With the IL.
crease of-taxabie property. viii be sui
ficl1nt to keep the county, at least from
rannius.bvbiDd for the ensrsnt year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05
RATHER TOO sANGUlNE.

Montgomery Blair resolution, relat.
ing to the title of Hayes to the Presl.
a6acy, has been passed by the MARYLAND
Legislature. Blair is represented as
being very jubilant over the action Of that
body, and expresses the opinion that
Hayes will be ousted from the White
House within sixty days. According
to the provisions of the Act of Congress
creating the Electoral Commission, the,
defeated candidate had the privilege of
appealing to the courts from the de-
cision OF the Commission. To enable
him to do SO, however, it is necessary
that Congress should pass an Act
giving jurisdiction to the Supreme
Court try the issues, and this Act
must be signed by Hayes, or passed
over bis Veto to become law, or. In
the event of his refusal to approve or
veto 1t, ten days must elapse before it
becomes law. The bill is said to
have been drafted by David Dudley
'aeield. aud IL provides For a jury Veu
issues of fact. the jury to be drawn
from Judges of the United States
Courts throughout the county.
C0nceding that such bill
can be- hurried through both
House of Congress without delay, aud
'eeeome "a law By the refusal of Hayes
to sign or veto it, it does not follow
that the declsiou of the Electoral Conn
mission will be reversed. Nearly all
the judges of the Federal Courts are
Republicans, aud 1t is not probable that
they AS jurors will be less partisan than
the mem bers OF the Electoral Commits
ssion. While the recognition OF
Hampton AS Governor of south Caro-
lima aud Nichols as Governor of Louisi-
ana. both OF whom. according to the re-
turns Of the canyassiDg boards OF their
respective States. received less votes
Shan the Tideni Electors, Indicates that
Hayes is satisfied that both States gave
u Democratic majority at the Presi.
dental cleo lou; yet ANY attempt to
redress the GREAT WRONG at this late
day seems almost Certain to prove futile,
aud the best thug Congress can now
do Is 10 prevent by leglsiatlou the posi-
bility of its repetiilon. Montgomery
biaIr Is altogether too singulne, aud
there Is scarcely - possibility that his
hopes OF seeiug linden ,Iuaugurated
, President il sixty days will be- realized.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05
A MULES COLT.

From the Pioche Record.

From the Phoebe Record.
We hear very often OF freaks in
which nature iudulges. some of which
are truly wonderful, exciting many
comments as to cause and effect.
The, latest thing of the kiud that has
been heard OF occurred on Mr.. Gilssan's
ranch, in Rose Valley, last Sunday.
On.tbat day mare mule belonging to
This gentleman gave birth to colt; bat,
however, there isnolhiug so very won.
derfnl in this, as there has been several
instances on this coast where mules
have given birth; it Is the colt itself
most cuIIoIs specimens Oi mule flesh
that We have ever heard OF or seen, aud
We have seen both the woody horse
and.two legged colt. The animal il
queer looking creature. covered With
heavy coat of loDg brown haE, sesem,
bling that OF u grlzz y bear, lntersperced
here aud there With u spot vi II lighter
color, aud has black streak funAing
tTom Its name to Its tall, which Is very
short, being about tour inches long
This little creature Is perfect Ia form,
Win the exec ptlon ot the ielt fore-lo0t,
which very much reese mbles that OF a
bear > foot. i las lttIie animal Is tx.
ceedIngiy lively, III fact more SO than
colts OF It's age usualiy are, and 1t pos
sesses all the lnstIIc,s Of lis mother
having already kicked u cnnous pup
out OF existence that Game smelling
around his heels.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05

AT Limerick. Jefferson county, New
York, n Mrs. Llscomb. trance doctor,
Impoverished herself by paying'me to
dig for gold in the cellar oSa hotel that
had been burned. They dug deep into
the bowels .of the earth, bat thus far
n6tuiug but an old copper c-ut has been
foaDd. The spirit OF d dead girl had
appeared to her while she Was llvlug
seyond4the Mississippi. and told her
that her fathers gold. tor which be Was
Murdered. was barred deep Ia this Gel
lar. and that she should go and get il.
Such Is her faith III spirlIualism. that
she has spent her eatIre property, and
sold her jewelry aud apparel. in prose
set,ug this hopeless enterprise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05
NEW TO DAY.

NS Xxx week in your own town. s.
eDOU .utnt Tree No fIsk, header, IL
TT yoa want u busl-ess at which
Persons vi eitner Sex c.sn make great ply Il
the time they work, wrte 10. Particulars -
Ii. HaL-ETr q o., cortland. M44ne, apO-6m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05
TIE L Z CIR A PHO.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Pacific Mail steamship Com-
pany-Alleged CrOokedness.

New YORK. April 4.
The Tribune has the following:
Various rumors about the financial con-
ditiou OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have been in circulation on
Wall street for several weeks. 1t has
been we'll known that some of the d..
reetors doubted either the will or fidel-.
ity of the management. Numerous
meetings of the Board of Directors have,
been ht Id during the past two months,
ct some OF which the discussions have
been enliveued by charges of an effort
OF the officers to conceal the true con.
dition OF the company, aud other mis-
management. About two weeks ago
the opposition, which has been headed
by Henry FL art. Vice President of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company. sue
ceeded HI having a committseappointed
to make thorough Investigation of the
accounts OF the company, and to make
u report te-the Board at as early day
as possible. Yesterday Hart issued
circular, to which he sigus his name as
Director, and In which he says he
would be pleased to hold personal
conitrence III. or receive the proxies
OF, all stock holders of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company who are in favor
Of an economical and faithfnl admins.
tration OF the large business of this
rectors will take place on Wednesday,
the goth of May. Hart stated yester-
day afternoon that he had not yet COM
pleted his ticket, bnt that be would
have 1t ready IN few days. What he
wanted WAS an honest aud economical
management. He was q very large
stockhoider, and be believed that with
proper management the company
could be made 10 earn handsome
dividend. The managers should be
men whose flIst interest was the COM
pany 5 lnterest--men who haG no pri-
waite aims 10 serve la their conneetion
with the company. He did not be.
lieve oue-halt the members of the
Board were men of that sort, and there
fore he thought d change should be
made. Some of the mt Uers had
worked had during the past winter to
place the company III position to pay
It's own way and earn profit for Its
stockholders. but they Were In minor
ity. Another Directory of the CON-
pany. who has not been recognized as
one of Harris followers, has sold
large portion OF his Pacific Mail stock
during the week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05
salisbury's Circular The Treaty.

S0hasWuky'b OtfCutAt AhC sSs
LONDON, April
The full text of Lord Salisbury cir
cular had not reached st. Petersburg or
Vienna yesterday evening.
At st. Petersburg the circular is re-
garded as proof that the Congress could
not have succeeded if it had met.
At Vienna the effect is so satisfactory
as TO almost compensate for the failure
OF the Congress negotiations. and Aus
tria now awaits the effect of the Eng
lish and her own COMMUNICATIONS at
st Petersburg.
The Vienna Neue Fret Presse says:
A renewal of bloodsbed will be the Rus
SLAMS Eault.
The Fremdenblatt says: If Russia
miiigates a treaty stipulation In con-
sideration of Turkish alliance, she
will thereby deprive the treaty OF any
binding force.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Au.tria Preparing TO- Act with
knSla AID.

LONDON, April 4.
A Vienna correspondent hears that
Count Audrassy. recognizing the diff
Guilty of assem- bling the Congress, is
preparing for common action with
England. 4 he cops. qseuces of Gen
eral lgDatietf's report at st. Petersburg
ON the result OF his mission, however,
Yet remain to be seen.
Rassian Corps ordered 10 Return
Ia Aoama MA.
BUCHAREST. April A..
Two Russian asmy corps. stationed
in Bulgaria, have been ordered to re.
turn to koum asia. aud take up posi-.
tons between Giurgevo aud Bucharest.
1t Is feared the Russians may Impose,a
stale of siege throughout Roumania.
Measures for shs Ultimate Evaeua-
sion of iurkey.
LONDON. April 4.
A dispatch from Constantinopie says
the Russians have occupied parts of
Macedonia included in New Bulgaria.
Russian military authorities and trans
port officials to-day held a council upon
measures for the ultimate evacuation
of Turkey.
ssIvia's Cooperation with Russia.
LoS3oN, April A..
A dispatch from Belgrade says: The
Cabinet Council have resolved that
Ser.lan troops shall occupy Belgrad-
schik aud Bulgaria as lar US Plsvna, in
accordance with Russian commands,
aud only withdraw after detinits set
tlemeut Of The Eastern quesllon.
Pnuce Milan declared that servia
would co-opsrate with Russia until
Turkey WAS completely dIsmembered,
Servia's policy being the formation Of "a
kingdom comprlsiog her. present and
former territory.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05

CU-ToM forbids Turkish Snltans TO
wear apy article of dress twice. From
SaAto slippers, he must be clothed
ssArw each day. and the worn clothes
aas, ssaluqp iahz 3aoaa attendant.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05

To all who are suffering from the errors and
ndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss OF manhood, ETC., / will
seld ,eeipe that wlll cAe you, FREE or
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in aeplh america. send
lf-addl essed envelope . the REV. JOSEPH I.
kaAE.. station u, =. BLbls Noase. New York
rttG
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05

Nsw YORK papers say that IA service
NJ plate. COSTING over 300, 900. has just
b-sn completed at Tiff .uy's, in that
clty. Tor J. w. Mckay. the Bonal z /.
millionaire. who. although his family
s.0w resides In Palis. thas encourage 5
American mannfaclnre.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05

IL n - bnsn ess yoa Can engage la. Is 70
DIN So per day made by 4Ay worker OF
either sex, rlSnt III thc4r own lvc lilies, Pal
ticulars aud ampIss wVith sSfiIee. Improve
your spare time this business. A~ursss
olISsoS a Co., Portland, AaiLe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-05

can MAKE money faster at work for us
u hau at Anything eise. Capital hot re-
q lred; We Will Start you <l2 per day
at home made by the lnuus.Ii,us. Men,
women, bo5 and Airis wanted I've ywhefe 20
' orr for us, NowIs tue tlIne. .ostIys oui n {
and tefms 1ree. Addiess Rue * Co a ugusta
hasne. apo tom