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New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
GRUMBLryG AT AMATEUR REFORM

The Nation Is acting in this case as it has acted
from beginnng Every accusation Ol villa ny Drought
against Republican IN connection with The election Of
1876 is assumed TO be tue slightest proof, ana
made the preteXt Tor scOfng and denuncaton while on
the other hand any Of evidence tending 70 show
that Tilden and other leading Democrats com
mitted or coumved at frauds ia that election
Is met with increduy, excuses or snecrs. Toward
Republicans iis attitude Is that OF an incOTugbe pess
mist who is determined 10 believe that erythiug -
wrong while spcct 10 Democrats it is an optnisi
bent ON finding things substantially right, and ready
with excuses II anything looks suspicious For lustrn-
ton We refer 10 the different ways in which It has
treated Senator Blaine and Samuel j. IIden pursuing
the with mercless criticism putting the worst pos
ebe construction upon his acts and motives and holding
him up Udcue and contempt; but making Itself
the constant apOlOgist OF Ibe other, and seek
ing shield him from every impuauon upon the purity
Of his conduct and motives. Mr. Blaine offended
against the Nations rule of prOprety in being an
oice-seolei that paper holding that the office should
seek the man. the the Office; hut u found no
didicuty, manifested no scrupie III commencing MI.
4ilden, thOugh t well knew that be bad been SEEKING
the Presidency by a sorts OF undcrhand influences FOR
years that he spent thousands Of dollars 10 secure ms
nomination. and tens OF thousands more % promote bis
election taking omen charge Of the campaign himself.
IN way that other Presidential candidate has ever
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
PUBLTC OPINION.

1t is not anywhere proposed to assail the
title Of 10 President, for it is placed by law beyond
assault MIR. Hayes was not lawfully elected nut he
lawfully inaugurated.-lCincinnad Enquirer Dem)
Hayes set out to consolidate the two parties
by mas,eI-stroke. There is danger that he VIII
ceed in consC lidang the two parties against himself
Utica Republican lRep)
must be taken care of" repeatedly
shrieked James +. Anderson. We the appeal viii
not be in vain. If there is in the world who
needs to he taken Of Anderson is that Aud
believe there Is still vacant cell In sing Sing Prison.
Buffalo Express (RepD
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
Yesterdays TESTIMONY.

a PERSISTENT SHAKING OF THE ANDERsoS-MAT-
THEws TREE, BUT ONLY SMALL RESULT IN
APPLES.
The witnesses before the Potter Committee yes
terday were James +. Anderson, ex-Congressman
Darrall and two department clerks. In
teresting letters from Anderson and Darrail were
read, one written by the former showing that
the Democrats in Felciana had really tried to keep
tho Republican vote away from the polls. Mr..
Darrall questioned long and closely concerning
his knowledge of what may have given
Anderson influence with Mr. Matthews. He testified
that he only knew what Anderson told him, and
that Mr. Matthews himself regarded the
alleged documents in Andersons possession
as worthless. He testified 10 having un-
derstood that copies of these documents
had been given to Senator COnking aud Others, and
the papers themselves offered for sale to Mr.. Tidens
agents.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
4 MOLLY NAG UIRE MUBDERER HINGED
EXECUTION OF DENNIS DoNNELLY AT PoTTsyILLE.
PENN.

PENN.
PoTTsvILLE, Penn, June 11.-Dennis
Donnely. the schuylhn County Molly Mcguire,
was hanged here this morning for the muir
der of Thomas Sanger, mine boss In
1873 The execution had been twice postponed
by the Governor, and numerous efforts had been made
~ Overrne the decision OF the Court but the Board OF
Pardons after a iu examination, finally refused 10 In
terferc DoDnely arose al o'clock this morning. hay
ing slept well a night High mass was at once cele-
brated in his cell by Fathers Gallagher aud Brennan lie
appeared to be IN the best Of spirs and at the cOnclu
sion OF the mass part00k Of hearty breakfast. after
which he attended his deyOtiOns for some time. Al
$50 O'Clock he visited by lis counsel, whom he
greeted cordially, and also expressed MS thanks 10 lbem
for Che efforts they had made III his behalf Al 1920 Don
nelly accompanied by Fathers Gallagher ana Brennan
ascended the seaOd the doomed man paying no aiteu
tOu TO those present but prayed feryenty, gazing IN
fently upOu crucidX which he held In his hand. When
asked 6y the sheriff II he had anything TO say
before the sentence OF the law should be carried
out he answered almost naudlbly, have nothing
ais arms aud legs were then plnOned. and the
white can drawn over bis head, and at 1926 the drop
feI The unfortunate struggled horribly and slowly
straupled 10 death Fourteen minutes after the drop
fslI fbe body vas down and taken Ia charge by a
b,other of the deceased. The execution was com
raratfvely private.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
EIFrH AVENrE rHEATRE.

new opening scene has been supplied to
te panionlme az the Fifth Avenue Theatre, and Miss
Aan jordan has appeared IN Il in the capacity OF
Fairy Sunbeam" The Ono act Of the pantonime
.ltocuees Young America Messrs. Currie ana
MAJ, Dafior gymnasts, and Don Ferrejo, the
Aan-Fiute" Don Ferreo performs with
- empty hands, various ditflcuh passages Of music
written Tor the flute His skin is remarkable, and bis
f5iieiInance IS clever and effective. Tonight Mile
.pssaty performers viii cooperate IN a miscellaneous
ainnient additional 10 the paniOmime. The pam
if~esS We should say, has been much Improved since
: '@- nfsI produced st this house.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
HOW HAYES RECEIVED THE BAKER TELEGRAM.

Tonight your correspondent called on Gov
ernor Toin Young who in the city get his recOec
ton Of the Baatr telegram. He says that be remembers
well its receipt but that Hayes In Fremont when II
came to hand that he either gave u Webb Hayes
Alfred T. Lee, he has distinct recollection which
when Governor Hayes returned he asked him " nc
had read the telegram from BOulds Baker at WASH
ingOn. al have" responded the Governor. "HOw shall
2" SAID Young. WCll.' replied HAYES, yOu
know how to answer IT," Young says that he don't
think that the telegram made any impression with
Hayes dc says that Hayes IN all the excitement pend
ip5 the electoral question never cOnded anything 10
him. and that Is Ongerheaded and better politician
than most people give bin credit for.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
EEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

An INJUNCTION AGAINST THE ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR THE EXTENuoN.
Long BRANCH, June H. The Commission
es recently appointed to damages TO lands along
the line OF tho proposed extension Of the HewJersey
Southern Railroad 10 the West End HOTEL met
this morning for the purpose OF dsehargng the duties
sssigned them, when they were restrained rom pro
ceeding by reason OF temporary injunction
issued l,y Chancellor RunyOn, upon complaint or
fhe Long Branch Commissioners. The injunction
il in the sape writ to show cause why permanent
pctio should not be granted and is made returnable
M Monday next al Office OF Chancellor RunyOn. In
Newark when arguments for and against the measure
,,.tifh ha hpu
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
MARRIED.

DE- sCHwEINITZ-LORD-AtB Brier Hill the residence OF tho
brides parents. Monclair, \. j.. June by the RI Rev
Edmund de SchwcnitzS T. father ot the groom 5eIaId
w Lord
DY-MCKEEVER-Tuesday June H. az ST BarthO0-
news Church. the Rev. samuel COOke, ID. d. j. Henry
Purdy 70 Mary c. daughter Of General ChAuneey Mckee
Yer, L. ;. A.
Utica n Y. June g. 1879, By
T. M. Van Deusen. ID. D. Harvey d. Iale0tt and
katherine c. daughter OF the late Alexander g. Johnson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tho residence OF the
brides parents Tuesday, June H. 1873 by the key.
Ilewelyn Bevan. assisted by the Rev. b. d. smith, Ed
Trenehard 20 Mary C., daughter Of william B. stat
ford. esq, ali OF this city.
AU notices Of Marriages mast Be iRdOrssd ieih fRH
nnne and nddIess.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

DIED
BLANCK-on Monday 10Th inst Aaron T. Blanck, in the
2Tth year OF his
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral from his late resdence 546 GreonNiclsL on We'd
nesslay. 18TH INST. az D. m
GARDNER Brooklyn. Tuesday lih Ann. wife
Of George > Gardner
Notice OF funeral hel eafter.
HEERMANCE-In biuderhOok on Tuesday. June II, Mary
Leaycraf daughter Of Catherine J.. and the late Rev.
Henry neemance in the s4th year Of her AKA
Funeral from her mothers residence al knderhcOk on FRI
day JuLo II, az o'clock D. IN.
LAYCRAFT-s suddenly Of pneumonia SATURDAY. sih inst.
Crawford infant Of j. Edgar ani Carrie {. Lay
Funeral private.
Informent az White Plains
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
pHILADELPHrA woRKfNGMEN's MEETING.

PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-An open air meet
ing of workngmen was held tonight at the corner OF
Broad-st and Montgomory-ave., and was attended by
abont 900 persons Speeches we're made by George
A MeNeili. OF Massachusetts, "a prominent mem
Der Of the International Labor Unl0ni j. J., Nc
nonald of New-YOrk, and George Parke. OF Phiia-
delpa The speeches moderate IN tcne, advising
fhe working classes 10 organize as the best means OF
rotecfiue Industries securing better wages and re-
duetOn of the hOufs Of labor. The president OF the
meeting George Black denounced the Mayor IN DtttT
ferms FOR his recent action m applying 10 the Genera
Ceyerument for arms 70 equip the police force.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
AnnIsON r. PHILLIPS.

WAvERLY, n. Y, June 11.-AddisOn b. Phil
bps Of the firm of A. B. Phillips Co, leather dealers,
New-Yor and proprietor Of the East Wavery tannery
died at his residence in East wavery This morning from
the effects OF a paralytic stroke.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
TRIBlINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

enths
lines dons u time Tor tae ~ hoafs
midnight The irregular white line pTeseats tne eseAIons
Oft mercury during thOse
gTRTBUSE OFFICE. June u, ! n. m.-The barometer
rose steadily throughout the entire day yesterday The
Thermometer lower during the morning and higher
In the afternoon than Oh Monday
For this city and vicinity clear partly cloudy
weather and higher temperature, MAY be expected to-
Tur
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
THE POINT FOR THE VOTER 70 CONSIDER.
From Tie AfbUHu Erening Journal

All through It's later history the Democratic
party has demonstrated that II cannot be- trusted that
Just regard the public welfare requires that should
be kept ont of power. The Republican party. admitting
all that its most critic bring mp against II, Is
entitled the confidence OF the country, whose great
interests has served faithfully IN trying times OF
and peace and between which ana all revolution
airy IL viii cOntnne stand like wall OF triple
brass
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
r1-NrRAL or THoMAs wINANs.

NEWPORT. r. l., June 1.-THE funeral Of
Thomas Wnans was solemnlzed at IL a. m to-
dav at the late residence OF the deceased near
Brenton's Point. four miles from the city, the
Rev. Charles 4. Brooks officiating. The remains
were enclosed In massive black walnnt
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
THE CRISIS IN ouEREC.

QUEBEC, June 1.-THE Jolly Bachand
Ministry was defeated the constitutional question by
vote OF 80 to 81 Mr.. Price, OF Chicoutim declining
the question: but having promised 10 support
the Government other measures, the Government
did not resign. The excitement is intense.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
KypNIGHr WEATRER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis f0T the PGFt 2thOUrs.

WAsHlNGTON. June u. / a. m.-The barometer
highest In the Southern states and Lake supe
rior The storm centre of the New-Jersey coast has
moved northeastward 80 the Nova SCOTS coast Ere
0uent rams have fallen IN NewEngland and occasional
rains in the Middle States. Lower LAKE region, Texas,
wyoming Nevada aud Western Montana. The temper
ature has slightly from the Southwest 20 the North
west and Ohio Valley, and slightly fallen u the south
Atlantic States. sOutheasterly winds prevailing
from the Southwest 70 the Northwest, and westerly
winds thence eastward.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-England.
higher pressure southwest 10 northwest winds slightly
warmer and generally clear weather. except occasional
light rains 10 the northern portion OF the latter.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, Tuesday June III, 1879
The London correspondent of The Man
chester Guardian teiegrapbs that statement s current
at the clubs and In high political circles that the dssola-
tion OF Parliament will shortly be announced, and that
the report finds such general acceptance that seveal
members bave gone TO look after their constituencies
the Daily Aetrs, IN leading editorial makes reference
lament.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
WHICH NOBODY CAN DENY.

Probably the contest will end by sustaining
Mathewss view OF tue question of privilege But never
thceSs he has made great mistake by raising IL. it
another bunder worse than crime that Matthew's has
sueh fatal facility IN committing. Certainly The SEN
ate would have objection TO his going before the
mttee be wanted 10, and he ought want % more
than he wished TO do anything IN the world before
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

coffin, with silver trimmings. The plate bore the n-
scI1ptl0n: Thomas WBans. Born December 16, 1919.
Died June TO- 1873" number OF prominent persons
from Baltimore and elsewhere were present. The re-
mains wire temporarily placed in a tomb.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
Tur urNTFR MURDER TRIAL.

CAMDEN, n. j., June ll.-Thomas Graham
told the story Of the Armstrong nufuer NJ inc huh'o
-, ,oye to-day aud was subjected 70 cross
e,sninatiou Duf did g fateT IN single inslhnee.
Tile testimony eeitcd was rreillon on ie AeSH'ion7
'Stsined In his confession nade after bis arrest
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
BECAUSE HE KNOWS BETTER.
EluLu lILn l....L.DnL. l,....E....
NOT THE COON HE rs AFTER.

The sentiments expressed by Ex-Governor
Hendricks receive praise all quarters. Why can't
Tldeu say word to the countTy4
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
TIE LBhkAls kkJoicING.
THE CUBAN REBELLIoN ENDED.

HAVANA, June 11.-Brigadier GuillermO
Moncado and Colonel Freire. with 1000 men, the last
band OF Cuban insurgents in the field have surrendered
az BaracOa and CObre.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
LIBERAL GAINS IN BELGIUM.

bKUssLLsl IuIsuIyI JIH5 IL toI5'
The general elections in Belgium are over.
The nearly complete show that the Liberals viii
have majority OF four in the Chamber OF Represente
tyes Therefore the downfall OF tho present Catholic
Ministry 10 certain.
THE LIBERALS REJOICING.
BRUssELs Wednesday, June IL, 1873.
The results of the elections already known show that
the Liberals have majority Of ten IN the Chamber OF
Representatives and three I'm the Senate It Is stated
that the Ministers have already resigned The Liberals
flags and noisy crowds parading the streets Of Bfus
sells.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
BoOTHs THEATRE.

Inc farewell engagement Of Nile. Aimee
y Brought to an end, last night in Booths Theatre
~ Rouse vas crowded and Mile. Aimee-who took
.-.e"e bencHiwas the recipient Of emphatic popular
,-oealon sheappeared In the second OF 'Ia Petite
the third SCI OF La MaJOlaiDe !"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

w, ftO"', 111e C'"etEECG .,CG GG.tt't' r.
Who furnished that 100000 that was Of
Tered TO Judge LeylSsee II be would cast his vote for
Tlcenl That Is what Potter's Committee would lind
ont If IL were an investigating committee
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
HE FRENCH LEGISLATURE ADJOURNs.

The Senate and Chamber of Deputies ad-
journed to-day The Senate sequesced In the uppres-
sion bY the Chamber Of Deputies OF It's amendments 20
the Officers Pensions and Direct Taxes bills posi-.
bic conflict between the houses thus ayeried.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
Gnecinl Nntlees.

Ar the Fourth Annual Meeting Of the society o the Grad
uafes Of 81 Marys Hail. held on Founders bay, Nay ~ A.
d. 1873 following preamble and resolution were unanl
mOusy adopted: ,...,-. NJ, 80,
Waeas Nancy NJ Stanley after thirty years Of falt
mi service as Principal Of ST. harys Ha has resigned
her charge PrOyideDal reasons which we ackoW
LONGER permitting hef 20 remain az the man, mas
Withdrawn o home therefore
Rsusd 0esTe 20 express our enduring appfecla
% Of Miss Stanleys devotion 10 the principles on which 81
Marys Hall founded and OF her uniaering euot 70 n
teaching those principles as she had
fid them from Bishop Doano the great founder Of ST.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
THE BISHOP OF SPRINGFIELD
CONSIDERATION or pR. sEYMouR.

CONSIDERATION OF DIR. SEYMOUR.
SERVICES AT TRINITY CHURCH LARGE ATTEND
ANcE OF CLERGY AND LAITY SERMON BY
BISHOP LAY-sKETcH OF THE NEW BISHOPS
LIFE.
The Rev. DR.. George F. Seymour, of this city was
consecrated yesterday at Trinity Church, Bishop of
the new Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Springfield,
Illinois Ten bishops and nearly 200 clergymen
were present The ceremony was elaborate and
lasted from IL o'clock until g. Bishop Lay, in his
sermon, alluded to the charges which have been
made concerning DIR. Seymour's doctrinal views.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
George A. Leavir & Co.. AactiOneers.
BIBLIOTHECA AMERICANA.

rbi. rwFDNFsDAY), also THURSDAY and FRIDAY
sTERSOONS at Clinton Hall, at o'clock NOW on exht
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

bIuOn,
BIBLIOTHECA AMERICANA.
very extensive library (more than l2oo LOTS Of Amer
oanastate County, and Town HsOries-Genealoges and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of bOoks-searce Historical
works-Memolrs Topography &C, &c. mostly in uniform
halfcalf bindings also,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

law BOOKS.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
pARnALl,s DEALINGS WIN ANDERsoS.

On the opening Of the afternoon session, EXON
rressman c. b. Darran was called, aud examined by
Mr. McMahon. Mr. Darnil was questioned Ia regard TO
MS candidacy for the COectOrshp Of NewOreans and
AndersoIs connection with IT, He said In substance;
O-Do you know now from interviews and c0nyersa-
ons with Senator Matthews what the influence WAS inut
Mr. Anderson able TO exercise over him; what dOcu-
ncutg he used Tor the purpose Of making him withdraw
his OppostlOng Al do not think Mr Andersons nllu-
ence brought about change; IT helped, think Dut
DO not think 10 brought about The change.
O.-What ddl Al talked with senator Matthews a
number OF times, and other gentlemen from my state
dd and about that time you know there was change OF
fr0ut down there. Senator Matthews had stood very
welI down In our state, and had been commended Tor
b narf in what called the WOrmley conference and
oe blng aud anOiner and for setting up the Nichols
government Then the newspapers got 70 abusing nm,
ID ne dd not feel 40 friendly the Democratic ee-
ment That helped 10 brDg him around, ana men, also,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

halfcalL
NTan,s Mission Earth-A thorough Medical Treatise.
iniicang Confirmed disabilities may be removed Inc
enrence Of study, observation and professional
cse Allowing the that viii insure Restored MAJ
Vitality and sound conditions OF Health
that have been impaired Overaxed powers statement
OF he Marriage and OF the means 70 fnDFe te
y mall tcuTrency or postage staps Aagress Seey
Museum Anatomy & Science. i. l40 BrOadWay' \. 4.
Po.t Cce NOuce.-Ths mas Tor the wees enuDs
eATIiRDAY June 10 1875. viii close az tins ONCE on
TESDAY AZ IL for Europe, by steamship Nevada va
Queenstown WEDNESDAY, az l2:SO 2. M ioI Europe
Abyssna, Queenstown lcOricspondence tor
tnc o lie forwarded this steamer must be specially ad
ressI and at D. m, France direct by steamship ~
anrent MA Havre; THURSDAY, az II m. Tor Europe.
bv seaInshp Wieland via Plymouth, CheroourR ana Ham
Hg eOrresIOnGence Great Britain and ireland 70 %
ed by this must be specially addressed and
NJ 10 m Britain and ireland by steamship Sy o
russe via Queenstown (coresDondence or germany ana
me continent forwarded this steamer must DC se
ciaily addressedl eArURDAY at lliSO a. M & IoT ss &
nenv &c by steamship DOnau, via southampton ana De-
correspondence for Great Britain and the continent 70
must be specially anufesscdf
90 81 m m Tor Europe by steamship Sefnanc VIA
oraepstovn aud / p. for Scotland orec pl s,edlt
xsictorIa The steamships NEVADA. ADys-
i and GerInanic take mails ioT Denmark sweGeo
@ xoraaT me mails for Hay, sayanla &c, leave New
Wn Jnne B. The mails Nassau, n T., leave Newton
June Is. T. T. JAMEs Posfuastor
1918
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

To smokers hsliing ES ii1riTatn iSe we'll
tnon RchmOnd cigarettes and tobacco manufactures
Nv Mgssrs J. r. ALLEN Co, Richmond virginia may 20
found sale AZ the Oiu NHeinA9 AeDaSeo o0Ae 80 ~
49,. An
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
DIED.

al notices Of Marriages mast b. indOrssd 'ria fall
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

toen from the premises Of the subscriber on Friday night
lime n bay horse slightly lame hah NaI On hls iote
hae fln tail Also. light buggy and harness. Wac seen
nsssinc through Sing Sing At a. m saturtay sasDe
paarf viii he paid for his recovery. BAILEY JORDAN.
-..L. ~
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
Thomas Z. Kirby, Auctioneer

Thomas Z. Kirby AuctOneer.
O1ice s3l Broadway
FRIDAY MORNING, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AT THE KURTz ART GALLERY.
2sdst east Of Broadway
A SELECT ASSORTMENT OF
ELEIANA AS"N AND UPHOLSTERY,
Manufactured by MT John Horsfa specially tor bis ware
fuo ai te rails used OF the finest quality Mr..
psoe M 10 purchasers this sale storage fOr an goods
II viii have them fully covered by Insurance. aud de.
T Them when wanted, within the city hmiis ALL FREE
OF CHARGE
Also az the same time by order Of importers.
RICH TURKISH CARPETS,
FINEST QUALITY AND LATEST PATrbRNss
NON ON EXHIBITION.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-01-17
THE WAR IN PROPHECY.
The Rev. DIR. BaIdVvinss Views
as Embodied i'm "ArEna-
geddOu.:

The present situation of affairs in
Europe calls out many references to
the article, "The European War 10
Prophecy" which appeared in the In
ter-Ocean Of October %, 1876, and
which was republished in May last.
The article was devoted to a state
ment of the views Of the Rev. 5. d.
Baldwin, given in his book, "Arma-
geddon; or, the United States in
Prophecy" published in 1851. The
following is the summary attached to
the quotations from the book as pub
li>hed in the Inter-Ocean, in October,
1876.
According to the views of Mr.
Baldwin, the accomplishment Of Dan
iel's prophecy was TO begin in 1876,
continue through 1877 and terminate
befo,e the close Of April, 1878.
Should his representations turn out
to be true, the near future will de-
velope startling and profoundly inter
esting events. In that case the eff
forts Of the European power to patch
up peace will be ahortive this was
written in 1876, before, the COM
mencement OF the war, and while
the repl esentatives Of the powers were
in conference); the actual operation
Of her revolted provinces bulgaria
and Servia) by Russian troops will
take place; England will oppose the
Cars progress with a sudden and
tremendous onset in magnificent
array, but without avail; Russian ar
mics will VIGOROUSLY cross the Bal,
kans into Turkey, making a conquest
Of the European portion first, then
pour triumphantly into Asia Minor,
and reduce it to subsection, together
with Egypt and Palestine. IF Daniels
prophecy has been accurately inter~
preted. Russia is to become the au-
tocratic colossus among nations in TIE
Old World within eighteen months
from the date October %, 1876, and
then precipitately tumble into n vast
and wonderful ruin"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-01-17
A Remedy fer Hog Cholera.

0. c. Roberts. writing to the editors
of the Journal and Farmer from Cof-
feeville, Texas, says: 81 notice a con-
test going on in your State fer the best
remedy for hog cholera, and some
time since saw learned treatise in
your excellent paper on that subject.
But we learn things sometimes by OK
perience that we DO not find in books.
BY accident l discovered a remedy
that | would not abandon for any l
have yet seen. Il is simply 4 little
-four mixed up in water about the con
sistency of one or one ard half
pounds 10 the gallon This prepara-
zion is convenient at all times, and
hogs will drink it when they VIII
neither eat nor drink anything eise.