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EUROPEAN LETTER.

EDIToR REPUBLICAN:
More than three
months have passed since last wrote
you q few lines from this distant land.
Since then l have seen so much, and
visited so many places of interest 1
starcely know where to begin.
We will pass by Germany's busy
eapitOl, Berlin, so we'll known to many
your readers, and travel down
trough Central Saxony, until we
feaeh the more beautiful and more
easant, but less known city of Dres-
aep, Saxony's proud capitol.
Dresden, of which mention is first
made in the early part of the 18th
century, became the resident city in
485, and through August H., sur
Amed August the Strong, was en-
aFged, strengthened and beautifed
by means Of the fine public buildings
which he had erected during the first
few years Of the 18th century, and the
museums and public parks which came
into existence during his reign, and to
whom she owes much for the reputa-
Son which she still bears to-day as one
the first European cities of art.
Dresden, at present, contains 1885,
Inhabitants and is considered the
liest city in SaxOny, and we'll does
merit her proud distinction, for
has certainly reached the top of
hat mount of beauty aud can Justly
plant her glorious banner there. Sit
uated as it is on either bank of the
Elbe, which is spaDned at this point
PSI three fne stone bridges, surrounded
beautiful scenery aud romantic
seapes, the enYirons Of Dresden
nopg the most attractive in Ger
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IRON tue Fittsbnish Leader, March g. 1878. J
Il Must Lie Down and Die"

The following is an extract from letter
dated July q, 1877, to the discoverer of
Bethesda Water. The writer is the Rev.
Il. b. Fuller, d. D., d. c. L., Rector of st.
Gregory's Church, Toronto, Archdeacon Of
of Niagara, etc, etc. The writer, at the
age of 80 years was a victim Of SacchalTne
Diabetes. His PLY sician said (to use Dr.
FulleI's words she could DO no more for
me than he had done: that my disease was
incurable, and that must lie down and
die" We should state here, en- parenthe-
SIS that our townsman, Joseph Fleming
Esq, is the sole and only authorized agent
for this wonderful water for this State, as
well as for Ohio and West Virginia. To
return to DR., Fuller; SIN four days." he
writes, "after taking the Water, l obtained
relief and since that time 1 have taken no
medicine, consulted no medical man, and
presume, if could give myself reasonable
rest, 1 would be quite WE'LL"
Such testimony, from such a source
should indeed have convincing weight.
Sole agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
ESCAPl OF A BOND ROBBER.

RUFUS Miner, ono OF the principals In tho daring
robbery In Nassau street tho "a Of January last
escaped yesterday afternoon from tho custody OF an
officer Of tho Couri Of General Sessions, who had
taken him from tho Tombs an order from tho
Court. The other PARTICIPANTS In tho robbery were
baied some time since, aud Miner tho only one
10 custody.
The ROBBERY, ono OF tho clcvsrcst on record. was
perpc,ratci ON Mr. James A. Young of NO
~ Nassau street, aud was participated In by
Georgo Carson. alias Lite George, alias J. NJ
Csriuale Horace Abrahans, aims Horace Koran alias
Lttlo Horace, alias q. Burton; Charlotte Doupherlv
atlas Carrie Abrahams, alias Mrs 4. Burton. and
Rufus Minor, alias X Andrews and Little Ruie
On the day OF tho robbery the clerk IN
tho Office OF Mr. Young was called ON,
to rich gentleman 10 a csrriage, ana whi,o ab.
sent from the office securities to Tho face value of
over 100000 were ukcn. Immediptely alter
the robbery the principals disappeared and were
not heard Of until they were arrested In
Petersburg, Va, on the 22d Of March
Mr. Youne's bonds wcrc found In their possess,on
aud, 10 additiO large number OF bon ds stolen from
tho National Bank OF CorilaIdt, n. r. Tho
market value OF the bonds recovered reached
S3J0,000 Tho thieves we're brought to New York
and on the 2Dth OF March committed TO tho
Ionbs, without bsti 1t appears that George
Courscno aud Charlotte Doughcrty have since been
liberated on ba, aud Miner only was let to
waive bail ana disappear. inquiries NJ tho rombs
last night brought out only Tho Tact that Miner had
been taken away BY court oiiccr, from whom he
had cscap cd.
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TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS.

Franklin, Mass celebrated Its Quo hundredtn BIRTH
day yesterday.
Tho dory Nautilus sailed from Beverley yesterday
for Havrc, France.
Michael wc,l fell from window in Baltimore, yes
terday, ana was killed.
falling scaffod Baltimore yesterday killed Rob
Cummings bricklayer, and fatally injured William
NlZeE
Tho fourth General Assembly OF the Presbyt crian
Church Ia Canada opened It's sessions In Hamilton,
Ont. yesterday.
Judge Hand, tho newly appointed Associate Justice
OF the Court OF Appeals Will lake his seat bench
next Monday.
John Parker, coorcd, who killed George Franklin,
hanged yesterday.
by the Merchants Bank OF Montreal out OF $462, 600
net profits Tor the past yoar.
Charles Carlson, who fatally shot Rudolf Nodoe on
Monday night at Boston, WAS fuly committed ycstsr-
day on charge 0i MURDER.
l.. ii. Thomas Is tho national grcenbacx candidate
for Cong IN tho Second district Of Michigan ami
Governor Carter IN the Fifth Iowa district
contract 10 place nvo elevators In tho new Capitol
building ut Albany was yesterday awarded 80 the
Howard Iron Company OF Buffalo Tor $4,000
Tho Diocesan Convention oil tho Episcopal Church
ut watcrtown Tuesday evening. Bishop Huntington
presiding.
Tho State Board Of Audit yesterday heard the tcst
mopy In support ot tho claim Of Thomas swift Tor
work done GU Quarantine Island No. 2 $50. 1916 H.
and tho case was set down for argument July ~.
Tho first religious services OF the season were held
on Tuesday evening at the Methodist Camp Meoting
prcs,ding. Another service VIII be held Tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
QUEBEC POLITICS.

TROUBLES OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
A PARLIAMENTARY DEADLOCK.
tDY 1ELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
QuEBEc, June IL, 1873.
The Jolly Bachand Provincial government was de-
fcatcd last night on an amendment to their
address in reply TO the speech from the
throne, the being 81 10 81. The amend
lnent expressed regret the action oil tho
Ia accepting oicc without being supported At
by " majority Of the House aud amounted uay 10
q censurc vi the Lieutenant Governor, Leteiicr, who
dismissed the iae conservative aim nstraton, called
Jolly 10 form new government, and then dissolved
tho old Parliament, IN which the ate government nad
u largo majority Tho Jolly government refused 10
resign nfer the vote OF non.con ndcncc, yesterday,
the Premier stating that ho regarded tho motion a
theoretical one. and believed ho would ian IN bis
duty if no retired without submitting Tor tho 1udg
mcnt OF Tho Housc the measures entrusted 10 him by
the people.
In tho House to-day tho motion OF Mr. Loranger.
opposition member, that the House Is OF opinion tho
prucp pie responsible government requires Cabinet
charged with tho administration OF public affairs be
supported by majority VI the House, was defeated,
the Speaker giving the casting vote Tor the govern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.

PROCEEDINGS AT THE CONVENTION YEsTGR-
DAY ENDORSEMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
CINCINNATI. June IL, 1878.
The Ohio Republican state Convention opened at
ten minutes after eleven A. NJ, with prayer by Rov.
D. II. Moore
Judge WEIGH. OF Athens, was elected temporary
chairman.
The Conventisn reasscmbed At two O'Clock. Hon.
William Lawrence was chosen permanent President.
Judge William White received the nomination for
Judge OF the Supreme Court and Million Barnes tor
Secretary OF Stale, anu George Paul for Comm
OF The Board ofPubiic Works.
The platform reicrre to tho financial question aud
opposed the further agitation OF the question thus
time as injurious TO business ana aevoid OF other
than evil result
In reference TO President Hayes tho platform Says
1--WE rccognize his administration the highest In
tegrity patriotism. the sincofc effort pro-
mote political purity aud harmony, and secure
general business prosperity throughout the whole
counuyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or Tnx CniEf SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiSGroS, June l3--l A. VI.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or Tnx CiigF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiSGroS, June Isl A. ~
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England
higher pressure nearly stationary temperature clear
or partly cloudy weather and possibly occasional light
rains with west TO north winds, vccrug In the west
ern portions Of the former to northeastcrly.
For tho south Atlantic States higher pressure, va
riablc winds. shifting to north or east, nearly sta
ilorary temperature, aud clear or partly cloudy
weather
For tho Cuff statcs falling and stationary followed
by rising barometer east 10 south winds. nearly SITS.
iionary temperature, partly cloudy weather and rain
areas.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley. higher pressure
southeast to northeast WINDS nearly stationary tenn
pcraturc, aud In tho former aud western portion Of
tho latter occasional rains
For the lake region, higher PRESSURE stationary or
slightly lower temperature. northcriy TO easterly
WINDS and clear or partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri
Valleys rising possibly followed by falling barometer
easteriy TO soathcrly wirds. nearly stationary or
slightly lower temperature and partly CLOUDY weather.
with rain In tho latter aud possibly southern
portion oi tho former.
The Upper Ohio River continues falling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
RAPID TRANSIT ACCIDENTS.

EXPLOSION ON THE METROPOLITAN ELEVATED
RAILwAY-A rIREaAN FATALLY INJURED.
AZ quartcr to eleven O'Clock last night the Zip
up' valvo and pipo connecting the steam guage with
the smokcstsck oil engine No. IL tho Metropolitan
Elevated railroad exploded and Fireman Samuel j.
Sparks. OF Pchamviie, received injuries which Is
believed will provo iAial. IL appears that Sparks
sent last night 10 watch the engine
which no was injured, and another ono 10 the
OF IT, The Two locomotives being then laid up Tor the
night at tho Rector street station, with the steam
partially exhausted on both. IL IL stated that Sparks
was on stool In facing tho lever used by tho
engineer, seating something" when the explosion
took place. lie became alarmed at the ana out
burst OF steam, and doubtless imagining that the
boor had exploded. endeavourcd 10 save himself By
Jumping out OF tho window OF tho locomotive. He
iell through tho wooden sleepcrs aud also tho iron
trcstiework Of tho track tho paved street below,
where no picked up In insensible condition by
tho pssscrs by. A considerable crowd OF alarmed
spectators speedily collected The spot AID tho
police ~src Also quickly On baud. Tue locomotive was
damage found was the exploded Flip up" tube Tho
clock, which s,ands SIDE by side with the steam
gaugr, not stopped by tho explosion, and marked
seven minutes alter eleven AZ the ime whom IL
seen.
sparks lay Tor several minutes the street before
no was taken up ana placed GU the sidewalk on the
side Of tho street In about fifteen minutes
ambuiauce arrived, ana lao WAS placed IN " and rap
IDLY driven 10 tho Chambers Street Hospital There
he was found TO DO bleeding at the eyes, nose and
ears. No burns OF any account were found; but
close examination revealed the fact that base ui
tho mans tkul fractured Tue attending
physicians pronounced hs injuries fatal saying that
he could not live through the n.gbt
sllgnt accident, which might have resulted 10 Sc
nous consequences, happened yesterday mornng to
the hosting engine ON the New YORK Elevated road
The hoIstng apparatus, with It's engine at
tachcd, was tue down track, at the junction
OF Third and Fourth av.nuoe. In order
10 change It's position to the opposite
track stout p.aakB wcro laid. across the
intervening space, the wheels takcn on tho engine
and blocks aud tackle applied To move IL over tho
plauks When ABOUT two icet on us way crash
startled the workmcn, and tho engine was seen 10
slide down. As cars were passing at the time no
one was burt, though travel on tho THIRD avenue
limo was interrupted Tor q short while The cum
brous machine was replaced Win some dificully In
ia oripiu position.
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TROOPS SENT FROM MONTREAL.


[BT TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp]
MONTREAL, Juno IL, 1878.
Three regiments OF tho volunt ecrs, viz FIRST.
or Prince OF Wales Rifles, under Major
Bond, mastering about eighteen officers aud
two hundred 1hird, Victoria Rifles.
under Colonel handyside. 20 officers and $50 men,
and Fifth Royal Fusileers, under Colonel Crawford,
y officers and $50 men, proceeded TO Quebec this
evening by special train al ten o'clock Tho
whole, under command OF Colonel Fletcher, Deputy
Adju,ant General, accompanied by Colonel Bacon.
Brigade Major Neen only received calling them
out about i've o'clock, and many went on
at the last moment without notice hav-
ing reached them. An immense crowd gathered at
tho railway depot to SEQ them on aud the
cheered most enthusiastically rs they marched down
from the City Hall to the depot Outside Of tho de-
sire to volunteers distinguish Them selves IN
preserving law and order the city, there
general sympathy or excitement among the people
here behalf Of the Quebec strikers It Is rccog-
nized here that the leading feature in the riots has
bssn the CommunisIc eloment The train is expected
to roach Quebec about two O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Davii A. Wells. OF Norwich Conn. Is at the Filth
Avenue. BIuiord Wilson. OF sprnleld, IN, aud
Captain EcNlekan OF mo steamship Bothina. are at
the BrevoorL Henry f. Person of Albany, is at the
Everett Rev. DR.. 4. G. Hirseh OF Louisville, is az
the 81 Cloud. George Fawceu Rowe is at the West
minister Major James ". whitlsmorc. Gated States
Army, aud Mayor W. G. Whitley, OF Wilmington,
Dol, at the New York W. J. Magrath, President
OF the south Carolina Railroad Company, is al the
Gilsey. Homer RamsdeIl, OF Newburg, n. Y, Is AZ
the Park Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
A STAGE DRIVER KILLED BY TIE INDIANS

TROOPS MOVING.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IL. 1878.
Wlnnemucca tNevj despatch says:-rhs citi-
zens held meeting tonight and subscribed money
arm and equip mounted volunteer company to go out
on the northwestern stage coach road to scout and
check hostile Indians, who arc reported numerous
In the vicinity Of Camp McDermit. The up stage
IRON summit was captured by Indians yesterday and
McCutchen. the driver. killed Only one passenger,
named Hamilton, escaped on one Of tho leaders. Tho
Of the horses and stage Quilted.
The escaped passenger gave tho alarm along the road
and the settlers are all crowding into Camp McDermit.
Tho road is all stripped from here 10 Owyhce. The
stage contained several boxes OF arms and ammuni-
ton for parties 10 Idaho.
Dispatches received at military headquarters here
confirm tho press reports concerning the Indian
depredations IN Idaho. Utah aud Nevada. The up
rising is considered almost universal among the Ban-
nocks, and II IL pslievcc that all tho military OF the
Division oil the Pacific will be required to subdue the
savsges. Computes and II, Fourth artillery. Cap
tain Eagan commanding, left tor Winnsmucea to-day
by rail- Three companies Of the Eighth infantry are
route for Arizona; company OF infantry - NOV
ing Bidwell TO Camp McDcrmit, and all the
troops lately al Fort Harvey are IN motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

Approved by the Academic de Medecns OF Francs and
Its sale In France authorized by special order Of tho
French government
RecommendsdTy the hisaes, medical Authorities ia kew
York
"A great relief for ssasckness."
"A delightful beverage"
"Far surerior 10 vichy. Seitxsr other"
"Must grateful and refreshing"
Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all fot
daily tree from ali the Cru.Va
nnd arthcaiiy aerated waters.n
"lmprrgnated only with its gas"
Useful and Agreeable
"calhul and we'll suited tor dyspepsia and OF
acute disea,e."
Mildly an.acd ayrees we'll with dyspeptics and where
there is a EQUITY dsthessn
by far the able. alone ixoi with wine.
useful In cstarrhs Of ach bladder aud in gou
Not only luxury. but u necessity"
10 be had OF all Wine Merchants trocers Druggists
IMMORAL Water Dealers throughout tho United Ststo and
wholesale OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
Rail ROAD ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Juno IL. 1873
The annual meeting Of tho OF tho BaIti.
moro Potomac Railroad Company took place to.
day. The gross earnings for 1871 reported by tho
directors. werc s6i6.322 IS, the expenditures
$534 53l Il, making The earnings $ill,ss ST. Tho
following directors were olecteI A j. Cassatt ana
GEORGE u. Roocrts, OF Philadelphia; George Small b.
n. Newcomer w. r. Walters and Eli j. Henklc of
BALTIMORE, and Samuel Cox, OF Charles county, Nd.
AZ subsequent meeting Of the Board 0den Bowie
elected President, A. Cassatt Vice Precedent John
Grove secretary aud Auditor, and John 5. Lcb
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A SEDUCER SHOT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Il

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Juno IL, 1878
This morning David Webb attempted to kill James
Eagan, his wiies raramour, who was discovered
by the husband at his residence Bart
street. He fired three times at tho despoilcr
ot his domestic happiness. Two of the shots
took effect Eagan now lies IN very critical c0ndi.
ton and his life Is desparcd of Both Webb and
Eagan young married. mon with families. Wcbb
was arrested and committed TO jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
MURDER SUSPECTED.
W oBuRS, Mass

WoBuRs, Mass, June IL, 1873.
Tho body OF Frank l.. Davis, a brakeman on the
Lowell Railroad, was found this morning on Groen
street, this town. He has been missing for u fcw
days. Tho position oil the body was such give
uumistakabo signs OF murder, and the drnggi ng Of
the body into tho bushea No clew has yet been
found indicating how or by whom no was murdered.
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BILLS SIGNED.

ALBANY, N. Y, June IL. 1878
The Governor to-day signed the following bills
Amending the act repeating certain acts ind parts
OF acts, which Is the Code Amending bill.
For tho preservation OF public order in Fiatbush,
Kings county
Providing Tor the Improvement Of Flushing avenue,
Long Island CITY
TO confer power upon the Common Counc OF New
York 10 restore Temp kins square Us public park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
DIRECTORS ELECTED.

BALTIMORE Juno IL, 1878.
Tho annual meeting OF tho stockholders Of the Canton
Company held to-day. Tho report the directors
showed the receipts during tho past year to be
Slg4 Ooi Il and the expenses SfT6 500 o. leaving
balance hand OF SIT 205 TO- Directors Tor the en-
suing year were elected as follows William Mcrtens
Abrani u. Baylcs,, George y. Colgate and George ~
stone, New York George q. Brown, ". G. Harrison.
w. b. Brooks, Cbnv,ss Weber and W. IA. Graham. OF
Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
TIE UNEASY BRAVES.

GENERAL cRooK's FRIENDLY BANNocKs TURNED
GENERAL WAR FEARED. sss
(EY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA, Neb., June Il, 1878.
General Crook received a telegram to-day nom Fort
Hall stating that the friendly Bannocks, with passes
from Icneral Crook to the hostics tor iniorma
tion were met by volunteers and sent back. II Is i'm
possible for tho military state OF aiairs
Great trouble is anticipated.
General Crook says the report OF concerted action
ON the part OF tho various tribes is probably false.
Each tribe Is acting ependentiy and its own
reasons. He thinks Sitting Bull not likely to come
down TIL later Y
have boen stationed In the Indian country and know
the disposition and character OF the red men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13

GENERAL NUXCIo EEPoRrED KILLED By
EscoPEDo's SOLDIERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
San ANTONIO, Texas, Juno IL, 1873
Tho following will appear the Antonio Herald
tomorrow morning and is anthcntic:-
From a gentleman who has just returned from Fort
Clark learn thc following startling nows:-
On Friday last General Nuncio was Killed
by the soldiers or General Escobcdo about
twovo miles from Prsdras Ncgras. General NuucIo
was IN command OF The governments troops at Picdras
Negras, aud his death will prove serious loss To the
Diax on the border.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-13
THE PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA.

lBY TELEGRAPh TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG Pa. June r. 1875
Governor Hartranft to-day signed bill for the
ganizaton OF the State militia Under tho new law
thcrc will but major general four briguder
generals 10 com nand the 5000 members OF tho Ma
tiona Guard. Many other changes are made the
now law TO improve the military arm OF the State.