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Tine man who did tho Rarrotlng Ia yet 10 be
found. Pinn's connection with the affair was
simply the harboring Of the highwaymon. II Is
believed that Monahan was on the oar dressed
in women's clothes. Tompkins Ia believed to
hive pat up thu job. Tho aged mother of tho
Monahan boys ie dangerously sick, and the fnct
ofQunn'e death has ben Kept from her She IN
b. saved ana Tommy spared from being u
murderer"
The counsel for Tompkins will to-day mako
an Application tn Judge Strait to admit the pris-
oner to bail. District Attorney Wooster will op-
pOsu tho motion
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Contents OF The Weekly Sun.
nm wEEKIN sUN. published thIs mornI


contains
INVESTIGATING the uroat Fraui-Thc Committees at work
In Washington AMI New Orleans -Crime Dragged Ia Light
kellogg Accused u Forgery and Suburnaunn of Perjury
-NurruhorRung Ander-nn-keugg on the stand In Wash
lnslOn- Process by Nllch fraudulent PIesidcn
MAdr-falehood and Forgery The Partition OF Turkey
Termination oi Eutopes Peace CungTVss-Trrnls Of the
Treay-England Taking Possession Of CNprus-Dcscrip
ton OF that lsand-Thc Feeling throughout Europe Tie
Indian War in Orugnn-Col Mirss Fight near tile TINA
ula Re,trHu0nThe llo,ules Defeated with loss, How
the Indians are Notwithstanding Evidence lucarh-
ed AT the crow creek Agcucy--Ihe Red Cloud Indians
Are we Ready 10 r. sumc Specie palmonts-MhAt John
sherman has 10 Say the Sublect-Ilis Conferences
with the syndicate ana New York BANKERS; Removal at
Prominent New Aurk Custom House Officers Hayes
Making War ON Cunklng, Condition oi llaYu, suffrage
N cuba Traps tor the lnWaIy Experiences Of Ncwspa
per Readers with Advertisers Jefferson DnVis's Views
How the G0y,ruucut may hc kD stored 10 ITS Barrier
Principles and Prncucc Mrs nltOn's Confession; Pcrls
~ Aerial Travelling, Notices of New Bnoks-Nictor
lugus Latest Pocms, Suhterfancan Nnyagiug Juggling
Extraordinary; Poetry, Apple blossoms The Latest Tel.
rgIhphr News sunh"Hms. Notrs ON Science aud Indus
trN, Ladies' Department, Many Columns of Editorial
Articles AMI Agricultural Matter story Snaehcd from
the BRINK Financial Intelligence. ana Markets
Tux WtEKlY suS contains a complete eptome Of the
Of the week from all parts the United States and
the American continent Copies in wrappers ready for
mailing the Old country may be had at the desk OF our
publication flee Price four cents For sale BY all news
dealers IN city and country.
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TAUNTON. Mass, July lG-Patrick O'Kcefe
saloon Keeper shot through lhe heart last rsht at
brohcl tins city by son OF the proprieress Brock
Vas arrested today AT Hayham, Mass, while boarding
Boston train II sccns that Brock fired two shots the
nr passing through Liza Rilons arm, ANA the other
through o kerlcs heArt q kcete sprang from his bed
t. the door aud did speak, living but iuw minutes
after the shooting Brock IL ~ years oi age lie has
been very intimate with the girl RdOn, and was eA'
trcmcly Jealous.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

rIuiruRS ALsAsAc-rHts nLv
Sun RISES. ~ sun SETS. - Noon rises. II
NIGH vArHK-rHis
sandy Hook 81 GOV Islani.. 10 20 Hell Gate II q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Troy. July 16.-The prize fight between Ryar
and Dwycr Is oil hecnu OF their failure upon
stakeholder Ryan will endeavor get another ma
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summer undershirts and drawers 2hc, SIC. soc six
dress shirts topcasWrc -, unlaundered shirts, Toe 81
sL-1da
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"Miasminc,n te substitute iOr qunne hest remedy Ion
chills and lever Prescribed w pDyselapl 5Oy bottle
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Dr SHERMAN d, now athis Office. 21l Broadway,
where the ruptured obtain his remedies tor rolt
and cure Terms moderate. DR.. Is permitted g. refer
70 gentlemen O dsune ton who have been curvd by his
treatment
Rupture Gured.-fHrV Years experience nr.
MAKSilS treatment the only safe ami tfcctual cure.
only office \cS'y II Aston House, opposite 81 Pau
Church
Pomeroy'a Water Pad. tor hernia arc comforta-
Die when nothing else can be worn. 7iH Broadway.
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And Collie can be- cured with Min ct Magncsia VI which
they lAe u.f IasIe' sYld w all drusslstA-Ad-
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? A z e N 7, S

obtained for Inye:ors, In she United States Can
da, ana Europe, At reduced rates With our prnci
psi Ofaee located in Washington, directly opposite
United States Patent Office able to attend to
Isl Patent Business with greater pro1nptnesa ana
dispatch hnd loss cost, than other patent attorneys,
who are st q distance from Washington, and who
have, therefore, to employ ''associate attorneys"
We make preliminary examinations and furnish
opinions as to patentabiy FREQ Of charge, and all
who interested in new in e,,tions and Patents
invited to send for copy of our "Guide for OBJ
:alning Paten,s which is sent free to any address,
and contains complete instructions how to obtain
Patents, and Other valuable matter. We refer to
the German American National Bank, Washington,
d. c.; the Royal Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish
legations, at Washington, Hon: Joseph Casey, late
Chief Justice u S. Court of Claims; to the Officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senator's and
Mem bers Of Congress from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER 81 Co., Solicit
OF Patents and Attorneys at Law. LIE Droit
Building. WASHINGTON, D. C.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-10
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.

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mineral justly dreaded by man
kind, and acknowledged to be de-
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human system. That the proper
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all the virtues of calomel without
its injurious qualities, is now an
admitted fact rendered indisputable
by scientific test. Those who use
the Mandrake Pills will be fully
satisfied that the best medicines
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-10
MR.. CLIPPERS, Correspondent.

London, April 1.-The circular
which Sir Stafford Northcote stated
had been sent to the powers bears
date to-day and is sighed by the
Marquis of Salisbury. 1t snmma-
rizes all the recent correspondence,
and after giving Russia's refusal
to assent to England's demand
relative to placing the treaty as a
whole before the congress, con-
times as follows: Her maiesty's
government deeply regrets Rnssia's
decision. Even if a considerable
of the stipulations of the treaty
were likely to be approved, Rus
sia's reservation relative to their
discussion would nevertheless be
open to the most serious objection.
Every material stipulation of the
treaty involves departure from the
treaty of 1856, and declaration sign
ed in London in 1871. 1t is i'm
possible for her Majesty's govern
ment to acquiesce in a withdrawal
from the cognizance of the powers
of the articles. which are modifica-
tons of existing treaties. The
combined effect Of stipulation upon
the interests of the powers also
furnished conclusive reasons against
n separate discussion of any one
portion of them. BY the articles
relative to the new Bulgaria, q
strong Slav State will be created
under the auspices and control Of
Russia, who will thus secure a pre-
ponderating political and com
mercial influence In the Black and
Egean Seas. A considerable
Greek population, although IL views
the prospect with alarm, will be
merged into Slav community, alien
TO it. The provisions by which
Russia will practically choose
ruler for Bulgaria, while Russian
frames and Russian
army controls the first working
Of it's institutions, sufficiently indi-
cate of what political system IL
viii 10 the future form Q part. The
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will relieve tho Russian troops TO
be concentrated south of the
Balkans. There are indications
that the Russian troops lately at
Sophia and north of Adrianople
are moving southeast. 1t is now
believed that the occupation of the
northern shore Of the Bosphorus
by the Russian would prevent
Admiral Horribly forcing passage.
Some Russian divisions are echelon-
ned on the road to Bujukdere,
and a total force of about 10000 is
collected within easy striking
distance. Between these and
Buiukdere there are some Turkish
brigades which could probably hold
the place till assistance arrived.
On the Peninsula of Gallipoli or on
the neighhoring mainland in front
of Bulair there are probably about
$4,000 Russians, while at Salonica
and in the line of communication
there may be scattered some 5O,-
900 more. The War Office Mt st.
Petersburg is dissatisfied with the
muster rolls, and is making strenu-
ous exertions to hurry up the re-
serves. All the recuits in the
capital were three days ago in
spected by the Emperor.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-10

Our Ellsworth is getting it right
and left for his donkeyism. The
dispatch to the Boston Herald, in
reference to the Polk discussion,
says that Ellsworth, of Michigan,
"has rapidly built up a reputation
as leading donkey on the Republic
can side of the chamber" The
Herald is an independent paper,
with Democratic leanings, but
Ellsworth appears the same OBJ
truding empty-head and garrulous
humbug to all who take view Of
him. Thus the dispatch to the
New York Times, after first falling
into error of crediting Ellsworth
to Illinois, calls him somewhat of
an oratorical nuisance" and says
that "he excited the disgust of the
majority on both sides of the
House, and made himself ridiculous
in the eyse of the spectators in the
galleries. Like A. Wards kan
CARGO, however, Ellsworth seems
to be in some respects an "amoosin'
little cuss," for the Times dispatch
says that by his effects he "suc-
ceeded in amusing those Democrats
who desire to screen Polk by an
noying Harrison" The Republi-
can memersb of the Michigan del
egation ought for the credit of the
State to labor with Ellsworth with
a view of inducing him to suspend |
his strange antics for a season.
With their former experience of
Field, and their present experience
of Ellsworth, as a specimen bios
som, the older members of the
House must feel that Republicanism
in Michigan is a peculiar plant
Detroit Free Press.
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Wednesday, Apra 10, 1878.

Senator Morril, in the Senate,
April 4th, offered a resolution pro-
vidiug for a select committee for
taking the tenth census. He said
the arrangements had to be made
during the present Congress for
taking the tenth census, and as the
next session was a short one, pre-
liminary steps should now be taken.
The resolution was agreed to.
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Wy appointed Member of the Board Of Health for
| second Ward for the ensuing year. Ayes-Brown,
Burrell, Golling, Healy and Tins. Nays-None.
| Carried. rt-
By Alderman Healy that John Simmons be
and is hereby appointed engineer OF fire engine
No. for the ensuing year. and until his successor
il appointed. Ayes-Burrell, Golling, Healy,
and inns. Nays-Alderinan Brown. Carried,
by Alderman Golling, that Albert l.. Power be
and is hereby appointed Chief Engine er of Fire
Department of tais city for the ensuing year. and
until his successor is appointed and qualified.
by Alderman brown, nm amendment TO sub,
stitute the name of Henry Bolton in place OF
Albert l.. Power in the resolution.
For the amendment-Brown and Healy-
Against it-Burrel, Golling and Tins. Amend
ment lost. The original motion adopted by the
following vote; Ayes-B.own, Burrell, Gollng
| Healy and Tins Nays-None. Carried.
ny Alderman Burrell, that Donald MeRae be
aud Is hereby appointed member of the Board OF
| Health Third ward Tor the ensuing year. aud
until his successor is appointed and qualified
| Ayes-Browu Burrell, Golling Healy and Tins
Nays-None. Carried.
by Alderman lieuly. that Thomas McGnn be
and il hereby appointed City Surveyor for the
ensuing year, and until his successor is appointed
and qualified. Ayes-Burrel, Healy and Tins,
Nays-Going and Brown. earned.
By Alderman Healy, that John G. Chisholm be
and is hereby appointed Street Commission for
the ensuing year, and until his successor is APP
pointed and qualified. Ayes Brown, Burr9Il,
Golling, Healy and Tins. Nays-None. Car
]
by Alderman Tins, that John King be and is
hereby appointed Bridge tender for the ensuing
season. Ayes-Ilealy, Golling and Tins. Nays
brown and BurreTl. Carried.
BY Alderman Goling, that John T. Bostwiclt
be and is he eby appointed Member of the Board
o Health First Ward for the ensuing yea' and
until his successor Is appointed and qualified.
Ayes-Brown, BurIel Golling, Healy and Tins.
Nays-Noue. Carried.
BY Alderman Tins, that William Van VOORHEES,
be and is hereby appointed janitor Of Council
Room for the ensuing year. Ayes-Brown, Bur-
rell, Golling, Healy and Tins. Nays-None.
Carried.
BY Alderman Brown. that Robert Oliver be and
is hereby appointed engineer of fire engine No. .
for the ensuing year, and until his successor is
appointed.
On motion of Alderman Burrell, the resolution
was laid on the table.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Marshal, reporting that on the 18TH day of
March, 1873, he appointed Thomas Gibbons night
policeman, and on the 18th day of March, 1878.
he appointed William Henderson in addition, and
asking concurrence Of Council in said appoint
ments.
Moved by Alderman Burrell, that the request
OF the City Marshal be accepted, and the APP
pointmcnts concurred in. Ayes-Brown, Burrell,
Going, Healy and Tins. Nays-None, Carried.
TREAsURERs bond.
BY Alderman Burrrll, that the Treasurer Of
this city be and is hereby required to execute ~
five thousand dollars, with sufficient sureties,
with the usual conditions.
On motion of Alderman Healy the Council ad-
journed for one week.
Recorder
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loFFTcIAL.l
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council of the city OF
Alpena met in the Council Room,
on Monday evening, April Sth, 1873,
and was called to order at eight O'Clock
by the Recorder.
PREsENT.-A. r. Mcdonald, Recorder;
Aldermen Brown, Burrell, Healy, Rice
and Tins.
Journal OF sessions held April I'd, 1878,
read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Comptroller, recommending the pay
ment of sundry bills. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means, recommending the
payment of the following bills:
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The following amounts have been
reported by the House committee
for continuing national improve
...o,,t. -, NT;.l;e.o..
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Harbor of Refuge, Lake
Huron, 100000
st. Clair River at the mouth
of Black River, 1900
st. Mary's River and st.
Mary's Fall Canal, 10000
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Special Correspondence from, the
Seat Of Var.
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Flint & Pere Marc uette R, R

iilit w OiO ViOi " uCltC III "
The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
TO and from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cincin-
natl, Saginaw and Bay City.
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Alpena daily, except sunday. by Alpsua
and Bay City line of stages Mt 700 a. IN.
BAY CITY.
South. North.
Detroit Wayne accom-, 60 Dam 10 80 d m
Detroit Express, s so m S O5 d IN
Detroit & Toledo mail, IL IS l2Op m
Night express, 9l5pm 1881
South. North.
Express, IL OOam 5i5pm
Night express, 830pm SIS a IN
DETROIT.
South. North.
Bay City & Ludington mail,ll l5am $40 a m
Express, 10 40 m IL pm
Night express, sOOpm To- a m
LUDINoToN
South. North.
Detroit Bay City mail, 550am 300pm
Sleeping coaches on night srains.
For further particulars smsll bills.
ALI trains run by Detroit time.
SANFORD keller, Assistant sup't
j. p. NoURsE, General Ticket Agent.
A. +. FLETCHER,
General Ticket Agent, Alpcna. Mich
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Soldiers OflSIo

A new law. Pension TO all who served not less
than IL days or were IN any engagement; and 10
the widows OF such without regard TO date of mar.
riage Milo Is. Stevens Co., Pension Attys.
Detroit. 3I5 4w
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1878-10-16
JOB PRINTING
TERMS CASH.

out adventitious aid, have estab-
iished during a single generation a
fourishing community; reproducing:
most. Of the social and material ad-
Tantages of th, .4er rcountry and
much OF the Old Worlds civiliza-
tion, conducive to the happiness
and prosperity Of a people. Fifty
thousand men, supporting thrice
that number of women and chill
dren, occupy two hundred thou
sand square miles of pastoral coun-t
try and possess six million sheep;
own six million acres of land, and
grow twelve million bushels Of
wheat; conduct an external COM
merce Of nine millions sterling, and
raise one million revenue-this is
the material result in The thirty.
ninth year of the colonization Of
South Australia, and this state Of
prosperity is what we find in the
Court of that colony at the Paris
International Exhibition.
+. Truly yours, ~, >...s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1878-10-16

PLAIN TALK TO GIRLs.-Your
every day toilet is a part OF your
character. A girl who looks like
a s:lurry" or sloven in the morn
ing, is not to be trusted, however
finely she may look in the even
ing. No matter how humble
your room may be, there are
eight things it should contain, viz
a mirror, washssand, soap, towel,
comb, hair, nail and tooth brushes.
Pal ents who fail to provide their
children with such appliances not
only make a great mistake, but
commit a sin Of omission. Look
tidy in the morning, and after the
dinner work is finished improve
your toilet. Your dress may. OF
need not be anything better than
calico, but a ribbon, ora flower,
or some bit Of ornament, you can
have an air Of selfrespect and sat:
isfaction, that invariably comes
with being we'll dressed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1878-10-16
BROADBRIM.
ESS AND ESSEs.
Truly yours

e : & ~
. $50 you have finished your
studies at the seminary?-Iwas
much pleased with the closing ex-
erclses. The author .ofstbat poem
Miss White, I think you called
her-bids fair to become known as
a poet" ~, .i....,- 49,. .
awe think the authoress will
become celebrated as q poetess, y
remarked the young lady .pertly,
with marked emphasis on two
words of the sentence.
. "Oh, oh-T" replied the old gen.
tleman, looking thoughtfully over
his gold spectacles at the young
lady. Il hearhis sister was quite
an actress, and under Miss Hos
mer's instruction will undoubtedly
become quite a sculpteress.' y
: The young lady appeared irri-
tated.
'The seminary continued the
old gentleman, with imperturbable
gravity; ;;'"is fortunate in having
an efficient board Of manageresses.
From the Presidentess down to
the humblest teacheress unusual
talent is shown. There is Miss
Harper who is 8 chemistress, is
unequaled, and Mrs. Knowles has
already reputation as an astron-
omeress. And in the department.
of music, few can equal Miss
Kellogg as a singeress.
|. The young lady did not appear
to like the chair she was sitting
ON. She took the. sofa at the
other end Of the room.
eyes," continued the old gentle
man as if talking to himself,
'those Whites sisters are very
talented. Mary, l understand, has
turned her attention to painting
and the drama, and will surely be-
come famous as an actress and
painteress and even as a lectu-
ress-"4 l. .'... ~. .''' "a % -.
a loud slamming Of the door
caused the old gentleman to look
up, and the criticess and gram
mariane ess was gone!