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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-08-22

| va OenerQI S1ert0an dbtDe1ent
,uar, reiite er na@ Cmaba ab, UNI ii@
BON General Groot 2ilfe gu erbitten.
Silber inter A}ari.
&incinnati, 10. Mug. 9ie
lbaiisen 8anten tpeiserten f5 beu.e
fir 9anoelsoollars mebr als 95 Gents
~ be3ablen, uno meroen. pie perlautet,
morsen nur 80 Gents bejablen.
Sn Neu Orleans.
Rem Orleans, -. Mus. 6erte
muroen 129 neue Grtrontunssfdue an=
semelbet uno AZ 9ooesfdae.
Die 8eamlen Der Banmmol, B6rie
'uno Der 9anoelstammer baben cine
3uI4rift an ben @eneral=pofmeiiter
|seri@tst, in uel&er iie sesen bic @er=
3oserun9 Ger 4ofio@en bur9 Guam
raneaine : 8eamten in @tdbten Der
Staaten Nrtanias, 9eras, 3enne6ee,
2ouiiiona uno Mifiiiiippi proteitiren.
Sic ertldren, oaB ben 2aufcuten, bon
Nem Orleans unb beren glienten in
Den senannten @taoten bur@ bas ei=
9enmd4ti9e @erfabren iener 2ocalbe-
b0roen, pel@e ben @otpertebr sdn3li4
unterbre&en, 9roBe 8erlulte uno piele
l1nannebmli@teiten erlpa9ien iino, unb
'oenoen ii& an ben @eneral,@ @ofmeiiter
um abbilfe sesen oieies oni@eineno
iQe9ale @erfabren.
Sn Memp6is.
Mempbis, 19. Mus. 8is beute
Mittae uaren i'm @elunobeitsamte
a&t neue Grtrantunssfdue an 9e!bem
Gieber ansemeloet >uoroen. 0on bie=
len befinben ii@ feds Tdqe innerbalb
Der bisberisen Giebersren3en, elmer in
Der Nabe beg Gbar!enon Depots, uno
elmer, 9enrp @&ulk, in 80. 10 @et=
gourtitroBe.
Nebitoem >uurben Elm 9pbesfou uno
Elm 'peitersr grtranfunssfau us@belisa
beridtet, woraus erii@tli@ 1T, oab 6as
Tieber lueiter um ii4 sreift.
9as' @arssreQmite 1T 1e6r bemubt,
bie uabtmitt:ltsn 2eute ba3u 3u .oeran-
loEen, bas iuoli& pon Der Staot sele=
gene Camp Soc @iQiams gu be3ieben,
uno sebt beute Na@mittas Elm Giien-
babn5us init unseidbr 200 Tamilien
oortbin ab. gs tper6en au9 an
oeren 8erIonen 3elten perabf folgt
|uelde nit ibren Gamilien aug Der
Staot li&ten, ober trotoem ni9t bas
semeintl&aftli@e Eager be3ieben >uou>
ten. 9ieie meroeu an selesenen Or,
ten entlang Der Giieubabn ibre 3elte
|aufI@la9en.
- Sn friberen Sabren 3u gnoe
porisen Sabrbunoerts le9elten bic See=
rauber, welbe bic Nfeere unli@er
modten, beinabe INNER mebr unter
fall@er Glasse. bic iie 10 oft, als tbun.
lid, me4ielten. No9 beute miro oft
Mnter fall6er fSlaQQe QeieQelt, un0
teine Rlalle BON 2euten lit i'm @erbdlt<
nib 70 sefdbrlid, als jene M5enteuer-
borben ber Meere, Die Wertdufer bon
eefdll&ten 9eilmitteln. 9ieie
Gdli&unsen. Die oft iebr PLUMP anse-
lest lino. la7en li@ ieoo4 lei9t entbe=
den. @enn mon J. 9. cine Tloi6e
BON 9r. R0ni9s 9ambur9er Sropfen
in elmer Mpotbete ooer einem 2aoen
tauft. 10 laNe mon lid porber bic Nc=
mensunteri4rift Der 9erren y. @oseler
& So. 3eisen obne, mel@e tein Glai4e
|d@t 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-08-22
.3':ele9rapb+
alnSlanb.
NolitifAes.
9eutih la n 3.

Deuti4f la ND.
Berlin 1s, MuguF. 9as neueit'
@eiek seeen bic @efial : 9emotraten
1T i'm 8unbesratb 3ur eriten 2eiune
selcnst uno an ben 5uitdnbiaen Mus-
IduB per>pieien morben. 9oiielbt
miro allen Mnl l9eine nod benz 3eids.
tase unperdnoert oor9elest peroen.
2onoon, 10. Mus. Cine aus
Berlin fommenbe 9epel9e beri4tet.
|bab bic @ertreter BoDerns. Blrttem=
berss II. @a9Iens i'm beutl@en &ei3s=
rattle bem 9e9en Die @ocialoemotraten
seri9teten @eIebentwurfe Oppoition
MAIDEN, ba lie barin cine Nusoebnune
ser tailsrli@en @e,palt erbliden.
Oeferrei9= l1n9arn.
2onbon, 19. Mus. @ie bon
@ien 9emeloet miro, itebt Der Nbbrut
Der unterbanolunsen 3tpii4en Deter
reid un6 Der Siirfei in taft f4erer Nus-
|li9t. 9a Die jiinsiten @orl@ldse De,
Yforte permorfen ,uoroen Ino, 10 tpor'
tet Garatbeooori 8ai&a auf Mntwor1
BON Gonitontinopel, ob er @ien per=
la0en |oQ.
Ginem gBiener $eleeramm 3ufol9s
meroen minoei items mod bier 9ibiiionen
Der 6terrei@il@en Mrmee mad 8osnien
ab9eben.
@ie n, 10. 9us. Tortpdbreno &C.
bcn 9ruppen, Mlunition uno Rriess:
material nod Siioen ab.
IS berr16t inter sem @olte, eint
|iebr 9eoriidte @timmuns, ba mon Der
| |ofFcie1en @erii6erun9en, oab Die Pfor=
te, @erbien unb Montere9ro nit ben
Snlur9 enten unter elmer 9ede jteden.
teinen @lauben j9entt.
Im @onntag bielten bic 0iterrei9i=
i4en uno un9arilben Miniter unte'
benz @orlte oes &ailers cine pieritan,
| Ioi9e 8eratbun9 al.
Cine 9epel@e aug Wien beri4tet
Ioab @rof 3i9D Der Yforte bic Mittbei=
lung 9ema@t babe, oab >psnn in ben
IYropin5en bon 8osnien uno Der 3er>
Se9omina nod mebr 8lutuersieBen por=
tommen lollte, Oeiterrei@ bielelber
|oefinitip annectiren ,per6e.
Pef, 10. Nus. 9ie OppoFtions:
bldtter uno Tiibrer MAIDEN ii9 Die Muf.
resune bes Woltes iiber Die 8or9dns'
in @osrien 5u Nube, uno taoeln oa!
&ei9scabinet uno bel@uloi9en oasielbe,
Die Ma9Daren nur gu Dem 3pede
oeren Iusrottuns gu erlan9en, au'
S@la9tbant 3u fiibren. Sn ben &dm:
|pfen BEL Ma9laj, 3u3la uno @tola!
erlitten ndmli@ Die un9aril9en 9rup.
pen bic sr0bten @erlufte.
Baris, 19. aus. Graf BON Mrnin
|bat Elm 2anbeut IL 835sRn on9etauft
pas i'm in ben 6tanb iebte, einen 6i1
i'm Santiago 81 erlaneen. Ct stbt mi
}bem @ebanten nm, 6iterrei4i54er In
Itertban 3u ,uer6en.
Gn8lant.
Cine 9epei9e aus gonfantinope
beri@tet, ooB am @amitas nod be
3ruppeni9au Elm iunser @rie@e einer
I@9ub auf @eneral s obleben abfeuerte
obne ieoo& benielben 3u treHen. De
Nttentdter tpur6e Derhoftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-08-22
@bitorieat Noti3e,,.

SVS&U~SSWS NU1tdSWe
Sic prinjeifn bon Males, itr
8ruoer, Der 2ronprin3 BON 8dnemarf
uno Der $bronerbe BON B<leien Faa
lidmmtli@ taub.
Gs beiBt, boB 8ob Saser1oa il
Der letten @aiion bird feline @ortrdqe
mebr @elo peroiente. OILS irseno eia
anoerer, uno io9ar 8ee@er uno Soc
Goot iibertraf. Seine Ginna9men als
aopotat iollen ebenfaus enorm fein.
I'm ben @iitern bieier 98elt bat Bob
9enus.
*ein i&meres @iioenresiiter liestse-
gen ben teganil9en 9es2araoo Sing
TiId,sr Dor; oerielbe bat i9 auf Il.
Nntlasen ,ueseu Moroes i'm erjieu;
@raoe, 40 antlasen ,uesen Mnsrit5s-
nit Der abii&t su t6oten unb SO an-
tlaseu ,uesen 8ranoitiftuns unb Diebe=
itabls 5u oerantporten.
Mag 96bel, ,pelder oen erF:n set:
neuli&en Nloroperiu&e ouf Railee:
Wilbelm ma&te, lit gum Sobe perue.
tbeilt uoroen. Seine 8ebauptuns,. er
babe @elbitmoro beseben mollen uno
babel lei bic Ru9el 5ufdaie in Die 2ut-
i&e oes uorbeifabrenoen 2aijers seIab-
rem, fano teinen @larben.
Ser @taat 8e1as bat eesenudrti,
etma 3 Millionen Bemokner ano mire
pom Sabre 1880 ab iiber 20 8ertreter
i'm 9auie oes Gonsrei1es ba5eH.
Mm 3. Musuf miro es 2S6 SABRE
oab Columbus feline erlte &eile antrat.
um oielen Continent 3u entbeden.
Sn Snoiauopolis bat f@ cine Gels
&enuerbrennuass. @eieui&aft sebilbsk
wel4e bersits 4unoeet Mltslisoet
sdblt.
9lem Scrip nimmt in oen Ser.
Staaten sic erfe @telle in Der 6atrita.
lion BON Geniterslas elm. gs bsiibtA
oer0rtiQe ffabrifen. Yeunlu pa1,ien 20.
9le'u Dort II, Mtaila9uietts> S(linois
uno Marplano je 5, Wei @irsiniea
uno Miiiouri je2, Snoiana 8, unS
Mi@isan. @isconlin uao Soma je 1.ss
@ieusi&t ons dlteFe G6epaar in
oen Der. @taaten iino ST. nno 6rau
HobinIon, BON Mountain Gitp, 5t1as.
sic iino 80 Sabre uerbeiratbst, uuo
lO3 uno 1O2 Sabre alt.
= Cine Trau BON 8. u. Dobo non
9umbolt, Soma, lit Mutter BON Feben
parr 3milisen.
= Gie 3abI Der Nlpbabet6uhIlcten
betrdst i'm 9euti@en 26. I'M gueliIhen
ebenlopiel, i'm 6ran50iil@en 25, Static
nii@en 20, @panii4en 27> @laponi.
l@en AZ, &uiiii&sn SO, 9oteinii9sn Q.
@rie@ii@en "a, 9ebrdii&en %. Nrabi<
i@en %, Periii@en 81, 8urtii9sn %,
i'm @ansfritt "A, in gbina 2l4.
: 9ie 9ise in SEN Nepaoo @il6c1-
minen 1T entiebli@. Su Der 5iefe BON
1900 Gub lit Die Semperatur 1a5
@rae. Drei 8ersleute Rarben tur;li4
in einer 5ol9en Wline Dor Grl90pfuns.
: 9ie n@oeiete b'5piene" in Datis
ma@t Mnitalten, in allen @td6tsa
Grontrei@s @emii&e 9aboratorien sur
Yrlfuns BON Nabrunssmitteln ,insu.
ri4tcn, nm ben @erfdG9unsen berfl.
Ben enteeeenarbeiten 3u t6nnen.
Sn Yoris bdlt f9 mdbreno Der
Musifeaung Elm Yianiit ouf Der untcr
Dem @oruanoe, @obltbdtisteits- Gpn.
l;erte 5u eeben, bur& Heclame BON i'd
rebeu ue@en min. Man fraete neull4
2is3t, mas Ct BON bie5em 8iritnolen
talte. ~Ob." meinte 2is3t .6err 4.
1T elm febr mobltbdtieer Mann. uno
mon fann BON i'm nit po(ltm He4ie
iagen. bab ieine retbte 1ano ni3t ,peib.
NOS feline linte tbut."
Sic fran,5fi9e armee erforoert
90, 900, Die ruifide $4,000 uno bic
I6ferrei@i{9. ungarii@e 10000 Yferoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-08-22

UtetR&y lU9 yeUt1eN 6u IeOEu, .
marbe iie bic polite llnteritiitxa9 bts
9an3en 2anbes boben."
Tramfrei6.
Str internotionale Miin5-
gon9reb.
,Sn ber beutieen @isuna ees inter<
nationalen Miin5= gon9re1ts ertldrte
@roesbed ben 3uitanb bes Ser. @taa-
ten @&abamts uno mics a1tf Die Sort.
i@ritte CUR Mieberaufnabms Der 8aar.
5abluns bin.
9ierauf ma9ten o(le an6eren Dele.
saten dbnli9e @rtldruneen iiber ben
3uitanb i5rer reipcttipen Gtaaten.
@oiben iaste, ,uieuobt en9lano Die
@olordbruns babe, 10 bese es bod fir
Die 8eibebaltun9 bes @iibers ols Ser,
tebrsmittel 9robes SntereHe. Gr er-
tldrte es fur feline NnIi9t, oab Die 8elt
in oieiem Yuntte 9etbeilt bleiben ,uerbe,.
Elm She'll perbe bic @olbmdbrung unb
Ser onbere bic 9oppelpd6runs baben.
Gr beitano oarauf, baB bas teinen
@@anen itiften i6nne.
Ser &eprdl dlentant Der S@meij ipra9
ii@ ean3 in oem @inne @oiben's aus.
M. Mecs, Der ReprdIentant BON 9ol.5
lamb, mar Der Mnii&t, oab bic Ser.
Staaten nur bei Nationen l1nteritii-
tuns fnben miirben, wsl9e Elm,
3wanes= =Yapierselo bdtten.
2eon Say, Ser fran5oliife Tinan;mi-
niiter, ertldrte, bic @elofrase lei gu
iebr i'm 9untel eebdllt, ols oab Grant<
reid barin f@ auf Die cine ober anbere
@sitt itetlen t0nnte 70 lanse Deutid=
lamb cine 10 9robe Malle Silber por<
rdtbis bdtte, ,pel@e es in ben fran50-
lil@en Martt brinsen t0nnte. gs
freute ibn ieoo&, oab Die Ser. @taaten
in bieier Gra9e Die Snitiatipe er9riifen
bdtten.
3nrfei.
T.. 2,onbon, 10. Mus. Mebemet Mli
Ya|4a 9in9 am @amjta9 na@ Mlba=
MEN ab.
Mm Samfa9 fano cine 9roBe &epue
Der ruiiii@en Sruppen itatt. Deren
Gini&iifung besinnt am Montae.
Cine Wiener Depei4e iast, Die 9al>
tung Der @forte @rie4enlano 9esenii-
ber; ibre 369eruns nit Der &aumune
8atums ibr @ieberFano sesen Die
0iterrei&ii&e 8eietun9 8osniens ibre
@eiserung, oos pom @ongreB Monte=
negro 3usstbeilte @ebiet 5u riumen, un9
Die BON ben M!t=Nban:enjern in Mlt.
@erbien in's 2eben eerufene 8emegunq ,
mel9e Die Serbien i'm BeGbe ibrer neu.
erlan9ten 2dnoereien beorobt, peroen
6ier fir 10 piele 8emeiie oneeleben, bob
Die 4forte bic Mbii4t be9e, ben Ber=
liner=@ettras unc behen Reiultate gu
pereiteln.
Man 1T jeoo@ allsemein Der Mnf4t,
bab Die Yforte oamit Elm eefdbrIi@es
Spiel treibt.
Sn Oeiterrei& betlaeen it@ YreNe
unb Doll bitter iiber Die 8irtei. glie,
n,ano min etmas BON elmer fpdt.ren
3uradsabe Der ;u bei.tenben 4ropin :
gen an Die pforte wifen, unb 1T bas
@olt einitimmis seeen Ginsebune beg
mebrfa@ beipro9enen l1ebereintom. .
mems 5mii&en Oeiterei@ uno bic Yforte
8eIHHt. =
Mfen.
II nGonbbn, l9. aus. Cine Gpe.
eial@9epef9e aus Calcutta beloet, bab
bie aus gai4mer,e tommeuben Na&.
ri&ten febr trauris lauten. Die Be1
b6rben taufen srobt RaRen BON Sc.
treble auf. Jn allen 5beilen bes Gan.
bes ,ueroen &ssierunssarbeiten unter-
nommen, um bic arbeitslaien 81 te.
i@dftisen. Cine eeu,ii4te gommiiF on.
aus 6inoOos unb Moslems befttbenb,
arbeitet sem.ini@aftli9 an ben. Inter.
ftltunsswerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-08-22

nm cine Beenbieuns bieies mibftanbes
3u errei@en. @enn bic en8lii9e &e-
sitrmns ii& se3mungen ieben oi.ftt, in
oieier anstle9enbeit Der ruifi&tn 3e.
siernas in's @epifen 3u rebtn, 10
wirbe iie bic polite unterfiitxas oes
san3en 2anbes baben."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-11
THE SCHILLER FAMILY.
John Guido Mcthua, Marie scheiier, and
Adolphe, their Son.

Tho destroying angel, before tho beating
Of whose wing so many Of our countrymcn and
countrywomen in the South have fallen. has
stricken down in one swoop Mt tho same mo-
mcnt, Mt Pittsburgh. Mr. John Guido Mcthua.
Madame Mario Schcllcr. his wife. and their
only child. Adolphc. all three OF whom wcro
buried together in that city a fow days since.
The husband and wife were well known. and
held in much regard hero. Mr.. Mcthua
was native Of Basel. in Switzerland and was
engaged in mercantile pursuits. being n
skilled chemist. and having his laboratory
in Bcckman street. Highly educated and
imbucd with literary tastes. which wore
strengthened by his marriage with Marie
Schclcr. then young and pretty actress. play
ing at the German Theatre in the Dowery. he
abandoned the mercantile business and gave
himself up to the theatrical, acting as agent tO
his wife. and at the same time pursuing tho
profession Of scene painter and dramatst llo
translated Fanchon the Cricket" and Littlo
Barefoot" for Miss Maggie Mitchell and Mo-
senthal's Deborah" for Mr.. Augustin DAILY.
which that gentleman with gay audacity
chrstencd Leah" and which has been taken as
his. Mcthuas wife. Marie Schcllcr. was born in
koniesbcrg. Germany. and inherited her taste
some mcmhcrS Of the family for twp or three
generations having been on the stage. She
performed for some time at Berlin and tho
principal German thcutrts Ms e,uhr,tte. play
ing such characters as l0,cien in Der Fret.
srhOtZ," when, through tho Influence ~ her sis
tor Mrs MeauNcrt who was leading lady al the
German Theatre She obtained am engagement
She nj once hrcamo "A rrent fnvorite among our
German plnygorrs. But not satisfied with her
triumIhs among her own people. she undertook
proficiency apucatel at Laura Kornc's Nari-
ctics now the Olympic for "A few weeks where
although her foreign accent initiated ngninst
her. her sweet animation delicate pcrccutlon
ami winnir. way won for her much applause
and much critical commcndntion From thence
She went To tho Winter Garden under Tho man
agement OF Mr. Stuart To suppOri Mr. Booth
Then IN the height II his fame. for d SEASON.
81, ,inveI ,rith f,rnut ,,ro4n nt,t fptaifi,.,,,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-11
GEN. BUTLER on TIE RESULT
Seeing Hope ~ u for those who Never Before
Knew their strength.

Boston Sept 1O.-As Gen. Butler stepped
upon the train for Worcester this evening he
was met by n sun reporter. who asked him
what he thought OF tho Maine election. In re-
ply Mr.. Butler said he thought that the party
which cast 500 votes in 1876. 5000 in 1877. and
10000 In 1879. showed signs Of pretty healthy
growth and that the babe Of two years ago had
become n stalwart youth. Tho indications
are. he continued. that the Greenback strength
is in the country and farming towns. as it is in
New York Pennsylvania and the West found
tho same condition Of things in the western
part Of Massachusetts The farmers feel the
distress Of the times. and never having bcen
eNtrayngant or speculative. they know that the
fault lies with the Government. and they seem
determined 10 vote for n change Irrespective Of
The number Of men IN Massachusetts who viii
vote without special reference to financial ideas
Will be found surprisingly large. The more 1t
So eonysced n am 3s h 6at sHS
devote myself in the future to this subject
in my speeches The Maine election will have
A very great effect all over tho country II has
almost settled the question ~ the majority in
tho next Congress. The Republicans could
figure out but six nj their best md now two Of
them are lost. The result will have Il very
grent effect upon Pennsyyana Indiana Ohio.
never before knew their strength. 1t will not
have 50 much effect in assachusets because
we had all Ne hope before. and our enemiss all
either tho Democratic party must unite with
the Greonback party or the Greenhack party
must unto with the Democratic. Thus prac-
tically there Will b" but two parties in 1880, ex,
capt perhaps a few fossils, who will form q sort
of Bell Everett party, with about tho same
effect"
:. Attention holnG called to a paragraph in tho
Norwich RuiiNn. in reference 20 his nOmina-
ton by the Republican or Democratic Conven-
ton. the General said: | have all the nominal
ton want a nomination 10y the people. ] shall
be very glad If in every school district in the
State meetings DO called to express confidence
IN mo 10y nominating me for Governor. shall
be very glad If one is called in every county.
shall be equally glad if tho state Cqnyen-
ton OF either parV-Prohibition, Labor
Greenback or Republican = shall nomi-
nato me- but ] am running as an
independent candidate upon tho reform II
abuses. eNtravagance and maladmin strqtion
Of the state of Massa lhusetts. and that alone
Therefore, | am indifferent ms to any expires
sion mado upon party lines alone. don't ask
any party to adopt me or my principles in
national politics, but trust tho members 9f no
party viii refuse to vote for me because of them.
! have been surprlscd and pleased at the unQ-
nimity with which men haye como to me quietly
and tondered mo thor support, but requesting
that would say nothing about il, 50 that they
would not be subjected to discussion. abuse,
md rllleule.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-11
NEW HIMPs HIRE REPUBLICiNs.
Nominating Matt Head for Governor and
Piedging support To Hayes.

CoNcoKD, Sept 10. Tho Republican state
Convention assembled at II 30 \. VI. The Hon.
Charles H. Burns Of Wilton WIS chosen prcsi-
dent The first ballot for candidate for Cow
ornor resulted rs follows Matt Head IL Hook
sett. 4l2 Charles II. Bell of Exeter 2s2 scatter-
ing. G. Matt Head was declared the nominee
and his nomination was made unanimous. q.
7. Conn of Concord. u. +. Willard Of oxford.
and James T. French of Northumberland were
nominated for Railroad Commissioners
The platform points TO tho unsulled record Of
Republican administration In the State. pledges
10 The Hayes Administrator cordial support
in all Just measures tending to purify and ele-
vnte the public service to secure and perpetu-
ate Interstate amity and confidence. 10 guard
and maintain political rights 81 individuals and
classes. To- preserve pligllted faith and 70 per
pctuate the prosperity Of the nation. and heart
lily commcnds that management Of the finances
under which the last fragment Of tho premium
on gold is disappearing, the borrowing rate
steadly diminishing, and the long depression
in business and industry vanishing before the
sure return " conhicnce and prosperity; that
our good name and welfare as people demand
that our financial pledges made in the hour Of
national peril should be maintained inviolate.
and our public debt paid. principal and interest
according TO the spirit OF the letter Of the law"
Re.or~f That repeated efforts and failures have
proved 20 bc beyond the power OF the Government 10
currency AS money ami legal tender notes we're
sS%ea aSa o ,SSS o aad v nS ri
& m @ 1 VIZ of IN. ba & 9pG a
and specie payment has beon reached, We donounce all
currency is an adit6nal issue Of frceecmabc paper as
destructive 10 all business Interests and unwise, dishon
urahle. aud fraudulent a public measures
Rss1,i, That We believe IN no questioning of the Pres
aaf % "a and ~ G or ne o a9a
Committees that there should be- no payment Of ouuawei
Rca'c,i That We believe IN equal tAXauon OF all prop
Rss~ Mat an average Of len hours Of daily toll is
enough or man woman ' oh'lu ana ~ We Absehce OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-11
TIE BOsNI1Ns FORIIFYING.
Desperate Resistance to he ORered-A Town
Defended by Turkish Regulars.

VIENNA, Sept Probably the Austrians
will not attempt to occupy Mitroytza and Novi-
bazaar this year. Adyices from Belgrade say
that the insurgents have fortified the banks Of
the river Save. and fro upon Austrian steamers
oven when they are conveyed by gunboats The
town Of Belina is a strongly-intrenched camp,
into which armed insurgents from the sur
rounding districts arc constantly marching. re-
solved on desperate res stance BihAcs is de-
Tended by Turkish regular troops. Tho COM
mandant declares that he has received no or
ders from the Porte TO surrender the place. and
that he will defend it to the last extremity.
The ThTty-siXth Austrian Division on sun
day captured Kliluc on the River Sauna, after
"A stubborn engagement in which they lost 26O
men killed and wounded.
Gen. Szapary announces that the insurgents,
in tho engagement he had with them on Thurs
day. lost 500 men. go
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept 10. = Mohemet All
Pashas retinue were not assassnated; In the
night between the troops defending Mehemet
All and the insurgents the men killed on both
ing his death Mchcmet All Pasha telegraphed
10 the Porte that he was surrounded and could
not escape.
NJ Fournler representative Of France at Com
fihniinpple, has strongly counbclled Satyet
lions ~ tho Berlin Congress concerning Greece.
AIHENS Sept lO.-Ahmed M0ukhtar pnsha
has invited the Crctan Assembly 10 send repro
h'niatlyo5 T. CouAtantuOplo 10 negotiate with
thr Porte. Tho Cretans have accepted tho iuyi-
tutlDu.
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Tho Hon Samuel ]. Randall Dcm) renomi-
mated IN the Third Ftnnst wanna District
Gen. Charles Albright Rep Tor the Eleventh Pcnusyl
vann District
JOSEPH NJ Poe DEM for the Thriieth Ohio District
rs me PeunsylNhua Democrats First District Wi.
liam McCandlcss. Second District charles II Gibson.
Fourth District. Charles II Banos, fut District David
H. Dallun.
The Hon Josiah Turner, formerly bitter Democrat
was Yesterday cudni sed hN the republican Convention
for Congros 50 IN tho Fourth North Carolina District
Louis Miller 0f Akron hy the Democrats of the seven.
tccnh ohio District MI Miller is also the nominee Of
tho Nationals
ond and Thomas NJ Baync Rep Ia the Twenty 'thlrd
District OF rcnnsylN htiH
The Republicans Of the Firm Louisiana District have
nominated eN Chici Justice Luielng Tor the nest term
in Congress and A. n Fairfax VI Tensas Tor the short
term
l. Il Caswel rcnOminatcd by the Republicans Of the
Second Wisconsin District
Hiram barber by the Republicans Of the Third Illinois
District
william Mitchell by the Democrats OF the seventh
Michigan District IN place OF O'BricnJ. Atkinson, who
declined 10 run
Henry E,hhough by the Greenbackers Of the first Mis-.
sour District Mr. Eshbough Is Master Of the state
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Charles Hon2ler OF 90 Crosby street. after
drinking with his brother In uptown barroom ycstcr
iuy fol- asleep in seventh avenue car ON his way
home Awoman who sat next to HIM placed babe in
his arms aud walked cut Of the car telling the conductor
that he was her husband When he awoke he proposed
leave the hnhe in the car but the conductor insisted
thnt he shuud take Il away, AMI with the babe IN his
arms lac wandered until he met an officer and tu the on
Ger he endeaVorrd 10 ntrus his charer The officer took
both man and babe 10 the Leonard street police station
and cnler, being unable tomako his Hcrman under
stood sent Nith the hnlc To the Central once. The
babe was given To MatrOn Webb.
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Monmouth conn.y,. Falr.

The twcnty-nith annual fair Of the Monmouth
County (New Jrr-ey Agricultural Society was opened
yesterday The threatening weather made delay IN get
ting the entries ready for exhibition but exhibitors were
not deferred and resident Rice and Secretary smock
kept busy IN assigning space 20 applicants The
officers that the entries greater IN number and
uniform In excellence than IN any previous year in
the nrs history The entries OF fine booied horses
the largest ever known IN the country, and include all
lhe best studs ID Monmouth and THO ndaeont counues
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TIE LATEST on WORLD NEWS.


BERLIN. Sept. 1O-Thc assassin MOI cling died
g. a., from Tie effects OF III. wounds The Emperor OF
Germany he riding In h. carriage. Wa shot at
ny Modelling from behind tree ana wounded severely ~
IN. face ami shoulders Nolcln- was Immediately az.
rested and has becn IN prison since lie was educated
as hyAcian and hi' family was one OF rcsp, caliY
He gave evidence, of insanity before his attempt
the lie OF the Empcr The Immediate Of NObe
Anh lNAtl MAs lMrAlN SIS nl tIc Ium-s.