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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

New ARRIVAL For THE LADtEs.-
Just received by express another lot Of
Ladies' French Heel Walking Slippers,
Ladies' Kid Princess Button, Ladies'
Long Branch Ties, Ladies' 6recian But.
ton and Duchess Button. All the above
goods and the latest styles. Ladies, call
and see them, at L. V. BLoND's,
1l35 Main st.
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TIE old window!glass works in North
Wheeling are undergoing repairs and
will shortly be taken possession Of by
Messrs. Fox and Sweeney, who propose 70
commence the manufacture Of fint glass
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INMAN Line
ROYAL MAIL STEAMER
New York 10 Queenstown iut uhu5s
Every Thursday or Saturday

I6u
err oP BRlLIH 6isl CTTT oT hrari-1
err or RIcHkosD-t01lCITT oT MN l0LS.
err OF CHESrA ..tS66l CIR on PiIb-a
Orr oy MoSTRRALiisOlCfIf on biooliI9l
These magnificent stanen, balt . ma
COMPARTMENTS are among theItnusstE, rffn
fastest on the Atlantic
The saloons are luIuriolLy lafnsahs
well lIghied and ventilated AID un
Width q the ship. The principal iaise1n
amIdIhIp, forward Of The thtnH ~ =.
noise and motion Il ielt,aDd are npdt
comfort, having Ill latest lnPeT1s'l -
berths, electric bellS, &c.
The cuisine his RlWaTI ben iPsAVs-
Lane. c.a-.
moklng and bathroom, hib1H AaAF@
Libraries, dc, provided. si
TIE HieerIse accommodation dni3 eua,1,
Passenger oil this class vii had thHo.G,
privacy particularly studied, lnd u F"
unsurpassed. -,1, 4,
For rates Of passage and oiSn IHiastuF
ply 10 Iohs Y, VIts; 5sssYst
Or TO Jso. BALE; Taos. VSkih'N'f@'
f62i-eol
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TRAvELERs often wonder why theil
fellow.travelers are so loud in their
praise Of the Colonnade Hotel, Philadel-
phil, but, after a visit themselves, they
are satisfied Of It's famous excellence.
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Mrxoo yIsrroRs.-An excursion party
Of twenty couples from Mingo, Ohio, came
down on the steamer oellayesterday, and
spent several hours in our city. They
were accompanied by Zellars' string band.
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Novth that the Fashion has gone TO the
bank, Capt. 7. @. Sweeney will nc doubt
close contracts for the new boat he has
been figuring on all SPRING Commercial
GdsaLe,
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MFsaRs. SWEENEY & Son have secured
the contract for building the engines for
Captain DRyis' new boat. The engines
will be slide valve, nins.inch cylinders,
81 feet stroke.
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- NoTlCE-nekeI arc IA Nv
10 Rv1L. q. T1l5 u,
LIST OF PRtzrS

I'M APPROXIMATION PRIZE,
iSS Approximation PhI1 ei IN
iSS Approximation rItIa Il la
100 Approximation Phiso d go
ii,TS Prizes, amounting to =
GEN. 9. 7. BEAUREGAED a.
GEs' JuBAL A. EARLY, dG
Write for Circular OF ..pi Ou STss1A
o-,. n.L uiunHl
nylSW,s % asa4
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po1IcE ~CouRr-Judqs Onanmer.

CouhF-Juag SuhMta.
Three cases we're before His Honor
yesterday morning for trial. They were
disposed Of as follows:
Carl Bobbett, disorderly conduct, s.
and costs. Committed.
James johnson, drunk, 50 and costa
Committed.
L. B. Fleming, for using abusive Ian.
guage toward Mathew Perrill, was fined
s.. Execution Of the sentence was sus'
pended on payment OF costs.
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FRIDAY. MAYel. SIS


For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson.
Window Shades and Fixtures-Zink 4
Morehead.
Auction Sale Of Furniture Sets.
Grand Prize Picnic.
Chamber Suits-Friend & Son.
Summer Underwear-Moiat 4 Dickey
Flower Po,s-Cummins & Woods.
Mattresses-Mendel, Booth & Co.
Picture Frames-Henry Flood.
Patent Street Washer-Luke Filton.
Fresh Vegetables -Christ. Behrens.
Good Advice-R. J. smyth.
Flowers-Thoburn & Bro.
Lost-Sleeye Bu,ton-head Of local.
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DRrvrs.-will sell for a few days the
following: Ladies' Last Fox Balls 81 90;
do Last Balls, 81 90; do Lasting Congress
90c, at Jerry Clemens, Is Eleven hstreet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

P1cs1c.-The Amalgamated Associa-
tion Of Iron and Steel Worker, give .
prizs picnic at the Fair Grounds to.mor.
row. See advertisement for particulars.
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TN rHs DIsrgItT oOURT OF IHs ys
TtTss, for The DItha 4 We -
Il s]anEfapicy. ID The m''ia d win
Bankrupt. L,, , tsllt6h " :
dlej 10 aid District Court . IL, I4Is ~
WheeiIng. In aid District Sho hi II ,,ttB:sl ..
eiarsd q Bankrupt uA4s' ihs 1--WE. S,gIlk ai
upIud State, tile "B,nttaPtsI 5ssSEIes
and certificate thoreol, ifoI y, y, I'd iSIiib
claims proubls under az f asIStLIIs
daY Of June, A. u. lsls' y stIgpIdrIEII
oafes Of + J. HuEu5 hq IT, y, MI Tigt5
street, In Ihs eity o. isS5i of he LahAS
sS1"s n = YOU have Why the P'Ia
uon ~0u JASPER !. sGDft
Clerk Of the U &. Dt'ihstc0'r'"
nyIs,S
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CARPETS very cheap at @, g. Roth's.

MoRsIse Glory Baking Powder super.
sedes all other brands.
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GERMAN AocoRpEoss, large stock at
rock bottom prices, at sheib's Music
Store, Washington Hall.
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RAlIRoAp B~osDs-BuOyant.

SfATE 6ONDS@steAoys
srocKs-Generllly strong and higher,
the special feature being an advance IN
Illinois Central Of az per cent. Western
Union was In good demand on an increase
Ia the earnings Of 81 900 for the frat two
weeks Of Nay, and Granger shares were
strong, because OF the enormous receipts
Of grain Mt Chicago. The sudden advance
in Illinois Central wal caused by a
rise In the stock at London. Wabash
and ohioS were the only weak spots Of the
market. The latter declined on 4 report
that the organization scheme was not like.
ly to succeed.
The earnings Of the Northwestern road
increased $l09,o00 for the third week In
May.
Transactions aggregated 5000 shares,
Of which 1000 were Lake Shore, 5000 Wa
bash, 5000 Northwestern common, / 900
preferred, 1900 st. Paul common, 2,OOC
preferred, 400 ~Lackawanna, 1000 New
Jersey Central, 1000 Morris & Essex, 5000
Illinois Central, 1900 ohios, 5000 West
ern Union and 5000 Pacific Mail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

Isr1I Il because my customers all say
Morning Glory Baking Powder Is the
best. They all use Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

CHOICE Teas always on hand at g. 8.
Feeny's, 1907 Main street.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr.-JudQe Ganmer.

MUNICIPAL CouRT.-Judqe Ganmer.
In this court yesterday the following
business was transacted:
Emma B. Carter Va. Martin Linden ei
al; in c~nancery. Final decree entered
confirming sale Of real estate.
NJ. Green 4 Co. vs.. Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing & Kentucky Railroad Company; in
asSumpsit. By consent Of parties, aud
with The assent Of the court, leave Il
given the plaintiffs 10 file an amended
declaration In court,
Frank G. Hildreth, trustee, VI. Edward
Bailey; in chancery. on'motion Of com
plainants attorney, the case was dis
missed at costs OF the complainant.
The testimony in the case Of Mary A.
Brown vs.. Life Association Of Americs
was resumed. The case is still on trial
Adjourned TO the usual hour to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

Coon oalicOs at g. G. Roth's for 4c per
yard,
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NEW ORLEANS, Nay 2S.-coGse-Lower
grades firm. MolAssts-Common 2oa22c,
fair 25a2So. Others unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

BLACK Bunting very cheap at G. g.
Roth's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

A GOOD Flowsred Carpet for SOc per
yard at g. G. Roths.
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THE CouRB.-cmcurr CouRr-Judss
Mshia.- The following business was
transacted In this court yesterday:
g. Z, Mendel was appointed guardian
Of Lizzie III. Mendel. Bond $1,000; John
r. Mendel security.
The Sheriff was ordered 10 summon
thirty jurymen for next week.
The will Of Conrad s%teuernagel was
proven by the oaths Of Geo. Baum and
Baltas Edele, Witnesses, and ordered TO be
recorded. Marearetta Steuernhgel was
qualified n Executrix. Bond $1,000; no
security required.
Michael Brady was brought into court
on a eopias, and recognized in the pen
atty Of scooter his appearance on Mon.
day. John Deninger was his security.
Arule was issued against n. Edwards,
q witness for defendaRtreturnable forth.
with.
The case Of Ed. christman Va. Charles
Hoffman was resumed, and occupied the
balance Of the days session. The case
will perhaps be concluded to-day.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

ROUND trip tickets to Crs.ap'. Grove
next Sunday only so cents, children 25
ranta-
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coasrrs only $50 a. G. G. BOth's, 2lOO
Nam street.
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D,,,1lr, 81
HGoId Modal" ianJ H.bdoG $500
eyT HfGgutn, Bmilh "a othI IoSbN
yorite," Ninn6iotA wv Y ~
In Itnfo and Ir AlS bJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24
EoR RENT OR SALE

A Fine Residence on the Bank Of the
River directly opposite Steamboat Land.
ipg, on Wheeling Island, formerly occupied
by Attorney General White. Full lot Of
ground; House with 9 rooms and all mod
ern improvements. mum,
my6 l.. IRWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-24

DINNER by Laramie on the Science next
Sunday only 25 cents.N 5ZaWn-
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BOsrdsrs taken at $500 per week at
LafanIe,s.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
VIM A T L. }rnonsr,
In The Circuit Court o! Ohio COGu'J.
In pursuance Of a deere tntaed ~
The uTsStnt term Of AIt Court, ! SI,oa
SATURDAY, June Z, 1874
A, 10 O'clock A.. ", pnosrl to sTl u PslTs.
lion. Al The iunt dooI u The Cogn nss N
county,, the ~loiloEilg dscIibelfeh n IItf q
IL 10 say: u Numbered ihirR
The Se:, tIde Of The National veg Y is'bll
Fulton, 10 THO county, WnI NfnnH
Book No IS, rage lWl I.hl, ritbdn
Ais. A Marcel Oi lIhd In Ifltaepan LEIG
Ohio coupty, beslnDIng 81 the lgnelG1 n
ManbSiII road, teIHs the SoaIhssii q
tract Of land told by r. folmsf y RAJ
re- ,benes Nth nd R0berl W. q
"a "a noIss. thence n, IS, W. Sa n
4 rs ". id rs polo; ibsnn !; ~.
,hrnr,E Gjks, ". s poles ibeS
ts N fnnisS III eIfnsf ln . fun, and lN.SyirI
y ISsS poIe. 10 he bsEiupIrE, NhHI
tO.IC0 Aees, more ofIe,L nt,I % III, uhD
TIRTs oT EALE- Ons-lhlfi IhCiBi
money, or S much mole " M "a tHIHl
elect, In cash, and the rt,,d9e y W igu alhJi
from the day Of sale, Win il.a S,.tSts lsshb
tbe purchaser Or purchaser ,.."ibtgh NJ
he deferred paymeniIr Ind lns
tIiped aS further security, ,,U rtsEIL
!. sPdIl oSs@
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AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana stocnE

A9 AAOAeS ns.otOoAh
NEW YORK, Nay 2S.-MoKKY-CloSes
easy Al 2a3 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4s6 per cent. Customs receipts $3.50.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
5000. Clearngs $l2,000,O0O. Sterling
steady; long ass, short ASK.
GoLD-opened at look and closed at
l00tS. Borrowing rates lat at / per cent,
6ovKRNMRSrS-Actiye and higher.
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ron RENT.
IlOR RENT

Ahouse on Main street.-the say contain
inc IT rooms, bath room, hot and cold
water, and fnlshed attic.
Inouire Of PETER sEYBoLD, SIS Main
street, or r. @. BARR, No. il42 CbaPline
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MUSLIN at.4c per yard at G. G. Ro,h's.
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POsTOFrIcE DEPARTMENT.
MAIL LETTINGS.
Notice to Contractors.

Proposals will be received at the Con
tract Office of this Department until 5 ?. N
Of July 10th, 1873, for carrying the mails
Of the United States, upon the routes and
according to the schedule of arrival and
departure specified by the Department in
the State of
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MIseELLANEo1s


'AGll0al
OVER HALF a MILLION pIsru.p,p
Louisiana State Lottery e,..
ms Institution VA roui,Js SVll
tne egt1lature Of The stsis Z i9eapair
SeIlAole p1iPoSa 10 80. IA aaaaII
20 90, % which Il hn H. slafhiJS
o. sSS;9@. ITS GRAND sSSIhaaSS
phAWlNGs viii take pllo. S.S SpYiD
tHoS.% PaHPo"tL Look ! ths fISssI.
GRAND PROMENADE coyrr,-
During which viii tlls SssH.
EXTRAORDINARY sEnLlEun
AZ New 0flanL Tu.alI.J
Undef The PerSOnal 'uf ,rvIaSIssla
Gen. @. ]. sEAUstaLRu. 4 I,s.ssast
Gen. iUsAl A. EARLY. Il VETSs ID
zap CAPITAL PRIZE, siOOuOa
- EOTlCE-NeIeh arc N NV"
IS. FVtAI, 81, m, IA
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ss-It Will pay you TO call and Ns these sood,
before buying elsewhere.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-13
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
IDA EiC.

BOISE CITY, Aug, ll-Maj. Egbert,
with his command of one hundred aud
sixty infantry, is now encamped at
Cold Springs station, OH the overland
road, 50 miles s. +. of this place. On
Friday last he sent out detachment of
scouts In three directions. Those under
Capt. BOWS. consisting Of 20 mounted
men including six regular scouts, struck
a band of so Indians or more on an
island i'll Bennett creek surrounded by
willows, which proved to be a very
strong position, 10 miles south of the
overland road This was about an
hour before sunset. They skirmished
with the Indians for over two hours, but
found it impossible to dislodgc them.
Private King, of company X. was
slightly wounded. 1t is not known
that the Indians sustained any casual
ties except the loss of four horses, as
they fought under cover They sp-
pcared to be 100 armed men, but made
bad shots at a range of only 800 yards.
4 courier was sent to Maj. Egbert for
reinforceIncnts, who came with 60 more
men, but did not arrive until after dark.
After viewing tue situation Major
Egbert ordered a night charge. but the
Indians had fled in the direction of the
mountains south of Big Camas prairie.
Couriers were Immediately sent to in
form Colonies Green and Summer, then
OH Cames prairie, of the direction the
Indians had taken. On the day before
Major Egberts scouts had picked up Is
Indian horses. Another band of hostiles
stole eight horses from q field. belong
ing to Commodore Jackson, within a
mile of Rattle Snake Station. Jackson
and five others are now following them.
Egbert thinks that these Indians are
the rear guard of the Indians now pass :
ing through Big Camas Prairie.
The following telegram has been re-
ceived by the assistant adjutant general
at Vancouver:
BOISE CITY, Aug. Son the 9Th
ms. the surrender of the hestiles began.
Eighty-tive came to Malheur agency,
twenty eight of whom were men. On
the eth the number was swelled to 100.
including 80 men. On this day two
Indians left to induce Oitz to surrender.
promising to return In eight days. The
captives say that Oitz is west of Iron
side mountain. Forsythe reports Stein
mountain country clear. He captured
one Indian. No traces of Indians can
he found this side of Snake
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AFTER THE CHINEsE.-A bill mas
been introduced in the Provincial Par
lament of Victoria. providing for the
imposition of yearly tax of sixty dol
lars. payable half-yearly. on every
Chinese resident in the Province of
British Columbia Provision is made
for the appointment of collectors. and
the punishment of persons wilfully
evading the provisions of the act ; en-
ployers of Chinese labor are required
to furnish list of the Chinese persons
IN their employ. and. in tact CLAUSE }.
are made responsible for the payment
OF the tax the law providing that if
there are no goods or chattels on the
premises belonging to the Chinese who
may be- in default in the matter of tax,
that any goods or chattels found on the
premises, the property OF or in the
possession of any occupant of the prem
Uses. may DO seized and sold for the
satisfaction of the tax Ii provides
further that any person who has not in
his possession license lawfully issued
to him. shall. on conviction thereof, for
felt and pay sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars, and in default Of i'm
mediate payment the amount of such
penalty shall be levied by distress ana
sale of the goods and ohsttels of the per-
sons oontraveniug the provisions of this
act. These are rather stringent pro
visions, aud if they are adopted will
have the effect desired-that Of causing
"a speedy exodus Of the two or three
thousand leprous Asiatics who have
quarterea themselves in our neighbor-
ing province to the great detriment of
the best interests of the laboring classes
there.
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Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ OF
the whole human system, as it controls
the life. health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements of the heart and blood,
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver 1t has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from unhealthy
conditions of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want.
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fANIERN NTAIEN.

SCNBURY, Pa, l0-By an explosion
of boiler in the SAW mill of John
Grous, at Shamokin Dam, Friday. the
proprietor Charles Elliott. engineer and
Charles Fraymerer aud boy was in
stantly killed, and Wess. Freymrer.
Isaac Vadder and another probably
fatally injured.
CHICAGO, Aug. l0-A terrible des-
tructive raia and wind and Tightening
storm occurred in New York. New
England and Canada yesterday. especi-
ally along the coast, The loss of life
is probably 100 aud of property several
hundred thousands.
NASHVILLE. Aug. l0-A Greenville
special says Howell will probably be
iynchei tonight. Precautionary meas-
ures have been taken TO prevent ii.
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'IT's AZ Ill WIND" ETc.-While
we cannot bat regret the occurrences of
the la,e Indian disturbances in eastern
Oregon and Washington, causing as
they did 50 much obstruction os prop
cr;y. Jeopardy to human life, and an
interruption to the large immigration
which was trendiug its way thither, We
still observe in them an exemplifcation
Of the old saying that It's an i'll wind
that blows nobody good" For it is
noticeable that amongst the large i'm
migration c9mming north on the Port
lard steamers, originally destined for
those arabic districts east of the noun
tains very many through present fear,
ard apprehension of q recurrence of
Indian troubles, upon landing At Port
la1i seek other and safer locations, and
in consequence turn their steps in the
direction of Puget Sound-only last
week some fifty or sixty immigrants
reached here through these causes.
That this will continue TO q great sx-
tent there is but little doubt; that this
section of the Territory will be largely
benefited in consequence there is still
less doubt; and that the majority of tho
immigration now on their way to this
northwestern coast will do far better
here in agricultural pursuits until rail-
road communication is had with East
ern Washington then there, even if
land IS not so plenty or productive,
there IL M douht at all
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81 ROIE e.

LoNDoy, Aug. l0-It is said there is
strong reason for believing the English
government intends to gain a footing
in the mainland Of Asia Minor. San
deroon, port of Aleppo, is named as
the probable objective point.
The sultan, having photographed to
Queen Victoria asking British iuedia-
ton to stay the advance of the Aus
trian army of occupation at Banj aluka,
it ia said the the British government
declines to intervene.
Three thousand Moha u medan horse
men have appeared in the northwestern
portion of Bosnia.
A special dispatch from Batoum says
the population are armed and prepar-
ing to resist occupation by Russians.
Local chiefs held council and decided
to fight. Disafected mountaineers on
the Chevill frontier are said to number
10000. The excitement is intense. The
Turkish regular army remains neutral.
A special dispatch from Sheptsche,
dated August Sth, gives some partic-
ulars of battle that day along the
whole line from Maglai to Scheptche.
The Turks were defeated. The loss of
fbn Austriopc uaro CIV E;tfaj apI
wounded The Bosnian forces num-
bered about 5000. and included artil-
lery and a large fo-ce of Turkish regu-
lars led by regular officers, -Four hun
dred of the latter were captured. Cap
tive Turkish troops claim they were
compelled to fight by the insurrection-
airy government of Zerajova.