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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-07
Fashionable Barber Shop,
LEWIS BOND

Has opened II iirst-class shop In the
brick row opposite tie Home Journa! Of
flee. where he will practice barbering in
all It's branches. lie keeps everything 10
parlor style. lie has %convrniences for all
those WHO wish to wash their faces and
hands. free of charge. Give Kim acall.
lie is also prepared to mend broken UNI
brellas In workmanlike manner, ut low
rates. lsep20
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-07
\. 8. Embrcy Il Wiley =. Embrcy,

n. y. EmDrcy ~ whey ~
Having bought the entire stock of Drugs.
Medicines. &c.. of j. NJ. lintcIlins, will
continue the business ut the SAM old
stand, and viii say to our many friends
and OLE customers that w will keep II
tirst-class stock of all articles usually kept
10y Druggists Mr.. Henry {. Johnston
(formrrly with G. q. Phillips, Druggi,t.)
viii wait on the customers and conduct
the business. and will carefully compound
prescriptions 1T all hours.
Respectfully.
A. ). EMBREY 4 co.
December 10th, 1877.
We. the undersigned. take great pleas
ure in recommending Henry Z. Johnston
to the public rs %a''undantly qualified to
I'LL the position OF Dispensing Druggist
We regard him ~ Il young man of strict
integrity. and rs entirely reliable in all
his dealings. DC. SnArARD. NJ. ID.
TIC MUKRELL. NJ. y.
JNo. NJ. %llurCnINs.
&. Il, PHILLIPS.
December Goth. 1877.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
Die &rte9scrfIdruna

Wer ME elm Seer Iab, uel1es auf nsitet
gbsne unter 3sltsn fir einiss 3eit I'M ga.
ger Log. tann ii4 nidt poltommsn sinbil.
ben, mas es beibt: piro unporbsrseisbsn
oas Eager aufseboSen, I'm, mo anoers bin
id gu tpenoen. User ie CUR 3isl3eit aus.
;ujisben bate, fann fid einigsrmaben cine
Sbee MAIDEN. wis es III, i'm Sauie umbers
it0bern, Die M6beln pesrsbmen unb auis
paden, Die Wdiae sinpadeu, Die Rleioer.
Bidder juSnmmsnle9sn unb psrpadsn, Die
&ihen 3erdtbe, furS al bic groBsn uno
tlsinen usbsl elmer Sausbaltung peansb.
men, auhaoen uno pieoer ablaoen uno
felen Su miHen ; Der msiB, usldsn Staub
mon babel gu oeri9Iufsn bat. ME lei9t
man ben ODER jsnen Singer queti4t.
ieinen Rod babel SerreiBt, BON S9ueibe
trieft, oa Gin pro3saan, bort elm @las oosr
sar einen Spiesel bri9t. pie an 2ofsrn
ODER 8ifen man9slt, uno mos msbr Der,
9lei4en aus uno gin3ussannebmli6tsi.
ten finb, obne bic Mistbseloer, Die Srans.
portfoftn, Dos 5rinfselo u. /. no. gu per.
ssfien!
Woblan bas 4ufbebsn zines militdri.
idsn 2ossrs III bas Iusjieben in WaHe
elmer sanSsn Staot unb miro nur bon
Wdnnern p~oI,os.n, bic iir ioItes bi. I'M
tausIidftsn Ssi40pfs Der Dslt limb. Cine
ein3ise Grou aeniist, UNI cine 70 obnung su
orbnen uno oa, no jebn Mdnnsr i'm
S4mtibe ibres Nnseidts einen sunsen
3as arbeiten, oa permas cine Jrau in elmer
Stunbe GILES ssi4maduoa uno ipmmetrild
3u orontn.
3ubem III nod 3u bsbenten, bab bic
Sploaten int 2aser ibre eisensn Sa4.n
baben, uno BOB lie es lisben, ssraot als
bdtten lie bier manentem civitatem, 5i1
nit alien mogli9sn tlein.n gsquemIi1tei.
ten gu perisben. 10 Bob aus Den benadbar.
ten Stdbtsn Die fleinsn 3pii9enbdabler
CUTE @si6dfte MAIDEN, inosm le ibaen
bunoertsrlei gasateleia4en gu sep6bnli.
dent @sbrau4 in oas Eager iblsppen.
mas spar seu0bnli4 elm 2abenausi4nB
ju isin pfls9t. absr bier tets bod isise
&dufsr inoet, ols pie feline Spie9el. Ylr-
ten, Sulsbinosn, Nab.lbddien. 3pirn.
9taosln, Stsdnabeln, SEIZE. 3inob6l,6en.
Gisorren uno nod tauieno anoere 8lei.
nisteiisn uno 2dppsrsien, obne iibsrbaupt
BON ben pislen ansebotetenen uno an9e.
~fauftsn gS. uno Srintuaar.n II gu re.
ben. Der Soloat, bieies 9ross 9ino.
itaunt iber oQts. mas mon Dor ieinen 4us
gen ausbreitst. uno faaft aqss, obre lang
3u ndblsn. Ser mid nidt msbr Gus isi.
nfy QeNerdoShs trinfen or fouSt Sh sip
@las; iener fault fi4 sinen nnsebsuren,
i4arladroibsn Sabafsbsutel Elm orittsr
fault I'D Elm paar Wuielineubsmben nit
tauienoerlei'S ~trsiisn, UNI in id0nen Ssmb.
drmsln untsr BEN 3elteinSans fsben ~
f0nnen ; bort i4aft f& cir Corporal orsi
ODER bier padr Sodsn BON bunter Baum.
iuole an, elm anoerer fault gi4s unb
Blrftsn. obne 3u b~soenieu, oob feline S4u.
be morsen pieaeidt iHon am WarI4e gu
@runoe 9eben.
9isb aaes, nj. BEL iebsm anbern Eager,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Welt nit ben uunberlidfen S1eingrin,
ben, nit ben ab9el9madtsiten Wiberlprii,
ben, Die ie I as menl9lide @ebirn in iei.
ner unpiienb'it ODER 8osbeit ertrdnmte,
Oieie Rsberei parb iiegrei9 bur1 Die tlar.
ften, Die t%ieften. Die in Den Wihsni9aften
bes Hedts. Der 8eididts, Der 8sreoiam.
teit bsuanbertfsn 36pfs, ourd bic eoelitsn.
tu%senobaftsien @silter, bur9 bic md9tis.
fen weltlideu. tuie seiiliden autoritdten
betdmpft. 8ersits in al ibrsn 9ogmen,
in al ibren s6ttlihen 8orre1ten, in Der
seiitisen autoritdt hires Oberbauptes uno
Weiiiers betdmpft, miro bic air1e beut3u.
tase in ibrer ueltlidsn Wadt, wsl9e man
aIs unuersinbar nit Der 9eiitli9sn Mutori.
tdt, tuomit Gbriftus He s6ttli9srtpsiie be-
lebnte. e0riieqen m6hte, bstdmpft. Sod
eben BARN liest bic ipabbafte Seite Der
Sadie.
SIN Sabre 1915, bann i'm Sabre 1S49
pereinist.n Iia ale S5fe guropas, UNI Dor
Der san3en Welt einen sroBsn lift Der &C.
redtisfeit gu poaSieben. i1bem lie ben r6.
rnii4en 9ontiffr niat in feline peltli9e
Vtaht ipisoereinIeBten. uno stpar nit qldn.
3enoen, benz 8olterredt, Der Ginfimmig.
felt Der abenbIdnoii4en 5irfsn, isisn fe
nun tatbolii4 ooer ni4t, ia Dem Huben
fir Stalien ielbft entnommsnen @rinben !
uno isst. taum ,sbn Sabre ipdtsr, iu9t
mon ale oieie i46nsn @rinbe, bic mon
bamals unansreifbar, unibsruinbIi9
nannte. oieie feierliden Grtldrunssn aler
Safer unb aler 26nise Der G6rifenbeit
in einem Weer DO S4einsriinben unb
2dierrnsen Su ertrdnfen.
@as folste baraus? Oab bsute bic
Wd1te 5dweigen, bab aber bic Bii96ie
ibrerieits bas Wort ersriHsn ; unb Die srs
itaunte Welt lab oas game, fatboliide
Gpisfopat Die @ertbeioisuns Der boditen
autoritdt bes S%tattbalters Ssiu gbriiti
iiber Die 8irdentaoten auf lid nebmsn
unb nit Der srleu4tstiten &larbeit mad.
r%peiien, oab Der Yapit ni6t aleiu Die beis
hsn 8e,ualtsn. bic ssiilide uno Die peltli.
| DE. ausibsn fam, lonosrn oaS BEL Der
iebigen Sage Der 8ir1e er feline seitIi1e
Madt baben mus, nm nit boiler 5reibsit
Die SIduOisen oes Sanjen s8eltaus, bic iam
Die sDttli9e 9orisbung anpertrauts, Isnfsn
Su fonnen. ltnh mie itets, 10 fanb bieis
srObe Babrbeit ME 10 ilar, 10 o~ffsntunois
Dor aaer ausen. als ssrabe isbt. wo man
te nit iolhsr Wutb, nit 10 piel Grbittsr.
nns %anSusrsifen uno ;u betdmpfen iuat!'
@dbreno nod Der furdilOie 8aplau
nit elmer Wdrme DER rebsrssu9uns iprad.
trat OlOeri4 unt,r oas @sjelt uno mslbets
2amoricisre
.8eneral! elm gilbote, l1eberbrin3 et
isbr tri&tissr Depsidsn!"
Ser gilbOts iibersab Dem &euerol feline
Sepsi4en, Der iie nit sinsm Bid ourd.
fog; lein eolss. triessriidss antlis uers
%initsrte, feline Stirne falteic iid, feline au'
gen idIeuosrtsn gliss Der grtriltuns. III
madte Dem &ommanoan!en, Dem &aplar
uno Sloerid Elm 3siden, i'm 81 usrlafen.
alein nit 9imooan. iust. sr turj iu ibm
r@eneral, leien Sic"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
@eil(al6e
- IL
pr. Yeter S6wino,
(aus e%uytm5urs)

(sus euytmsars)
,u,i Iss.rarat 5inht, sDrnetn alr art, bespub, A..A
8ltuttaitaHt ptrurfa6ts, punet Srsfs BET 8rapsu. fnrs,s
tntlanhuns, inntrt 8ne9tni6dhtn uus I~erspbuTD(, Rrs.L
attitn, ME %pttfrernt 9itteu, Stntaunstu an irssnb sirs-
Lsttlt bee &srpts, 3abnwtt, unt f1ltnimtn 6as; ana ri
70 Elm unl@dSsarss Setinatttsl far NIT Gni,unsuns br Dr..
sauttet bteattttt 2eSfntrtnntn. fur faIimmt duau. a.
olatutatns d frti3sn Nunsta u. aat arttn f&pertr Sbuuhsl;
greiS: 8ar srsSs SSrtn 500. - RitIsrt 50 Go. -
n L. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

TIE HUNTINGTON OUTRAGE ONCE MORE
The discussion in Huntington. L. l., over ths
disappearance OF Charles q. Kelsey, who was
tarred and feathered on the night al Noyem
Der 4, 1877, and who has not been seen since.
has been revived 10y rumor that two of thG
men WEo were with the party that tarred Ke!-
sey, and who witnessed his death wished =.
make confessions, and that lawyer had been
retained to obtain pdrdOns from the goyernoI.
Iof all those who were not actually engaged
III numbering him: In relation 10 the rumor,
District Attorney Wickham, of Suffolk county,
SAID that he had been informed by Justice OF
Ile peace OF Huntington, who knew the story
concerned III II, the son of a prominent man
living in Huntington, and that as this young
man must be saved from punishment at All
" z -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

HE PORT DEPOSIT HORROR-Dedth OF the
1hdr0 ItctiDl-BuriGt Of the TriULe Murderer
AT Port Deposit, Md, William McGiI, A
machlnlSt by trade, worked up model for a
new stove some time ago and his employers
Armstrong 4 Co. had IL patented, claiming lt
as theirs. McGill insisted upon receiving ben
eftS from II, but they were denied. On the
morning of the 4th Of July he met the two
Armstrong; James and Thomas, in Port De
posi-. They refused TO make a settlement, aud
he then got them 10 go into his place of busi.
ness TO talk over the dispute, when he fmme-
dlately drew revolver and shot them, an1
then shot himself almost instantly. James
Armstrong, of Baltimore, subsequently died
and yesterday morning the hast victim passed
away
A special to the Baltimore Gazette from
Port Deposit yesterday, says: At o. clock or
Saturday afternoon VIM. Magill, the princip Il
IN the terrible tragedy here, was consigned To-
his last resting place, attended by the Order
Of knights OF PythlaS and a large turnout OF
citizens. Sunday morning at o'clock, Thos-
Armstrong, after night OF great Su1eTin -
breathed his last making the closing act iu
the nOurnful drama. His family are oyer-
and great sympathy is expressed for them IN
their bereayed condition. The dOu bic funeral
OF Thomas and James Armstrong Will take
place on Tuesday next. Aside from the terri
bic visitation, whereby three devoted wives
are made widows aud fourteen children ara
made orphans, there are other considerations
OF local character that bear very significant
ly on the town. Armstrong Il Co. employed
about nifty men, besides numerous boys and
transient laborers, and were always prompt in
paying their employees. No mater what ar
rangementS are made by the surviving brother
William, there must of necessity be some de-
lay in recognizing the concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08
CEe MarkteIN.

BAIT MORE, July S.-VirSinia siN,-s d.
terrcd, A.: dy. cousohdaUei 81: do. srcrud So
rles, -: ia,.t aEc coupons, 1sA. NORA Cau,luu
skies, "a. Is: d. new; s: do. sleciSl tN. old To-
day; sugar 4, i've and firm, ,aa..
hrmcr- miodhmg. IL paIl1a. Flour lai -H"wa.
slue: aid wesicn, super. > 25s3.25: 10. extra
$ 60a4 so .to. family, 4 5Oa5 -: cary mills SUPER
5 U0a3 30: do. extra, 4nOa4.3u. 10. RIO brands,
D. 40 Oo: PStaIsCo family, 6. 15. Wheat. southern
quiet AID STEADY. western steady aud offerings
.ohi- sol thsIn red. prime. 1 GOAL %. Iu. amher
Iuiy, S9'c; August, 91A SepJemh'T, 80. Corn.
SruihcTn duh aud lower, western i1mer ava
higher and CfcT'ngs lgGt-Snuthern white, SS l54 !.
az We low. 4Ig4S: western mixed, spot ana july
46A: August, A. lr: September, 49,: steamer 49
Oats Suiet-so. ih-rn, S0aS5; western waite, Slt
Si'a; do mixed, - 80; PennsyIva.i.. 30 81 RTs
ncmiral-ntw EOa52 Hay hrm-NSr,i iand S8J
Fen Fem ] syiNania prime. II e9alS % Provisions qnrt
shC yasler. folk, 10 as. Bulk meats, l. ose-
bacon shoulders, Ca: clear rib SIDES q y 1ams
1la12. Lard-reAued, s. Petroleum lu.i -reADsl
lon: crude, s.. Butter aull -choice yyrsrsrn. I0,
wLeat, 40 bOo: corn, I5 OOO; % 5, Il eco. ship
ments-corn; 4l.OOo. FreiEhts to Law rproi psr
FHILADELPHIA, July s.-Cart,c-s,l,s . soo
head: mar ket dull good cattle 81: medium +
CouImGn. -. sheep sales O0J neal: market
dull; good, A.; medium, SD: com non, a.
HoSs-sales, $500 head: market fair; good, g.
NEW YORK, Jolly s.-stocks weak. Money. .
ard 2t; Gold loS. Exchange. long, 4SS |:
NEW YoRk, July s.-FIour unchSngei and
dull. Wheai dun, spring without decided Chaugs
and winter uomrlaly and 2 cents lower Corn
LONDON. July 8, 1880 y. m.-U. 5. fonr-
ana-a-halt per cent. bonds lCBl4: new niveS, lp9
I % cdss 'S r'eiGfG i16,s 81 3 New s2rsey Sfn
Jersey Central, go. Reading 49, The rate Of
discount ior three months bills I'm the up,. mark
Is ~ geT cent. which is = per cent. below the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

PARALYZED BY LIGHTNING.-The Sandusky
tOhio) Register of the 4th inst. sayS:waYeS.
terday, during thunder storm, While Miss
Bolee, daughter of Samuel Boice, living on
columbus pike. near the toll gate, was sitting
engaged in sewing with needle, a flash OF
ilghtnlng passed close by the window, para
lying Miss B0ice'S right arm and hand which
ton in her head. She rose and walked into
another room, and fell speechless upoa the
floor. Her face and neck soon became disc0I-
ored and her hands and feet grew cold. DR.
Stanley was sent for as soon as possible. lee
was applied to Miss Boice's head and every
thing possible done to restore her to conscious
ness, and when DR.; Stanley left her the symp-
toms were favorable for her recovery. The
same fash of lightning which paralyzed her
struck tree about 80 rods from MI. ,ice's
house,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08
Verdict Against an Insurance Com.


PHILADELPH1A, July S.-The jury in the case
of SchOllenberger and son against the Amer
which has been on tiial in the U. s. circuit
court, (before the jury for some days. this
morning returned verdict for the plaintiffs
of $2,53S.s3. This sum covers the full amount
OF the policy issued by the defendants com
pany on the leather mandatory at Oxford
and Moscher streets, and includes interest
1t is the test suit which will settle the payment
OF over So, 900 held in various other COMPANIES
in this city and elsewhere. The defence set
mp was that the premises did not contain the
amount of stock that was represented at the
time OF their destruction. and consequently
the frmsS loss was not SO great as they alleged
The Verdict cOntradictS this aSSumntinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08
A Youthful Murderer,

NEW YORK, July S.-JOhn Tierney, John
McCarty and John Buckley were this morn
ing arrested charged with the murder of Jas.
Dougherty on the morning of July 4th. Nc
Carly admitted having had an alteration
With man on the morning of July 18th, and
that he struck at him with small pen-knife,
which he dropped on the approach of an
ofhcer. When told that the man was dead he
cried My God! didn't mean to cut him.
McCarty, the confessed murderer, is % years
OF age, and his companions are aged Il and -
wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08
Eighth District Of virginia.

To the Editor OF The Stdr:-Sr: As we take
it for granted that you advocate fair play in d
matter in which the District is essentially in
terested, the attention of your many readers
is earnestly invited to the following remarks
in the Capital of yesterday, and to a few brief
comments thereupOn:
yesterday afternoon, in Alexandria, Mr..
Neale, the opponent of Mr. HuntOn Tor the
nomination to Congress from the eighth dis
trlct OF Virginia, gained his first positive vic
tory. MIR. HuntOn esSayed to work things in
the primary convention, held yesterday, to
SuDServe his own interests. That is to say,
that he aimed so to arrange matters that Mr..
Neale would be kept away from working his
can committee man, Hunton, could boss m It
ters in his own way and after his Owa pecu
liar, style. In this attempt he signally, and,
under the circumstances Gas he chose to work
them), diSgracefully faied.'
1t would be well for this writer in the C1pi-
tai to understand that the Virginians are what
may appear to him peculiar people, In the
for him to try to comprehend that they viii
take their own way of Furnishing any attempt
to fix upon the honest and gallant gentleman
who represents them in the eighth district the
thing that he could possibly do. There was
no primary c0nventiOn' in Alexandria Sat
urday. There was an effort on the part OF
General HuntOn and few friends to induce
the city conservative convention to recede
from their very haSty action in calling for this
week the ward meetings to elect delegates to
nominating convention which does not meet
until the 18th day Of August. And it would
have been well for Mr.. Neale and his friends
had they acceded to General Hunton'S most
reasonable request He had been busy on the
Potter committee, and only asked a few days
TO prepare for the canvass, where Mr.. Neale
has had longmOnt most zealouSly employed.
General Hunten'S reasonable request was
most unfairly and discOurieOuSly refused MIN
All we ask is that Mr. Neale may gain one or
two more such victories
July S. 1873. ALEXANDRIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08
Sixteen Hundred SayaSes Waitiu.
for Howard

POKTLAND, OREGON, july 6-The following
dispatch has been received here from \. B
Sinnott dated 6th: The stages in from Can
titled 25 miles from Canyon city, waiting TO
give Howard battle. HOward's forces were
expected up to engage the hoStieS on the
morning of the 5th. There are about l6a
Indians, all told, of whom 1000 are supposed
to be armed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

up in Prof. Kinney's big balloon at six o'ciock
yesterday afternoon, in the beginning of what
proved to be few minutes afterward a heavy
rain storm, had not been heard from at noon
and almost foO-hardy Journey were Wm, 7
Schotts, the experienced balloonist i'm the EN- =.
ploy of Prof: Kinney, and Prof. Lapere" a
trspezist, Whether they have succeeded IN
safely regaining terra irma, or whether thev
nave met with the terrible fate which bal
loon explosion entails, are questions agitatlng
the minds OF great many persons, and
especially OF those who saw them start out
yesterday.-ISt. Louis Post J,tIU )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

MOLLIE MCCARTHY SOLD-Mr. Winters has
sold the race mare Mollie Mccarthy to Budd
Doble. frlce unknown. One of her forele gs
is very much swollen, and experienced tut
men say she will never be able to run again
Doble does not think SO, and desires to run
Her against any horse or mare at any distance
f0r any sum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

PRESIDENT MOVES SENTENCED TO IMpRIsoN-
MENT.-Ben jamin NoyeS the president of the
National Capitol Life Insurance Company OF
Washington, ID. c., received his sentence i'm
Essex (N.J.) county court on SATURDAY. upa1
his conviction of conspiracy TO defraud tn
policy holders OF the New Jersey Mutual. Tn
conspiracy was i'm connection with the r.lT-
suranee OF the New Jersey Mutual risks in,
Noyes to eighteen months imprisonmei az
hard labor In the state prison, and TO ST. nd
committed until the costs were paid, L, e cost a
are said TO amount to about 81 IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

DINNER TO MINISTER NOYEs-WaSbinpto
Mclean gave private dinner in Cincinnati
last evening to Hon. E. F. NOyes, minister to
France. Among those present were Hon. II.
Force, Judge Nicholas LOngWOrth. ind ge
HOadley and j. W. Heron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

A s., ,0O0 JEwELRY RoBBERY.-The residence
OF Coy: Van Zandt. at Newport, r. L., was
robbed Saturday evening of watch and Jew
offered for the arrest of the thieves and re-
covery of the property. The thieves probably
entered the house while the family were at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08
Cable ReDafred,

NEW YORK, July Accommodation by
telegraph between Key West and Havana has
been restored by the repair of No. cable, of
the International Ocean Teleghph company
1t is expected the duplicate cable (No. y
will be repaired in few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

1HE Berlin CONGRESS was in session Satur-
day till $50 o'clock discussing the Eatonm
question, which is not surprising, as the retain
ing OF Batoum as a fortress is bound up with
the Dardanelles. Congress has agreed upon
closed at present to ships of war, to cede
Batoum to Russia, and to make it a free port
Inc point not acted on is the disma ntling of
TO 1ortlfy the coast None of the plenipOten-
tiarles had the bOldnesS to propose these con
dlflons, as they would be slur upon the
The occupation of Bosnia and HerZegOyina bv
Austria will be delayed till August. in order
10 give time for the railroads to be restored.
ernment of the province. 1t has been Decided
70 grant autonomy to Western ROumelia.
Epirus, Ihessaly and Crete, to be secured by
European control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-08

"A CURIOUS DREAM.-A telegram from Mid
dietOWn, n. Y, says: The cOroner's lury in
the case of Policeman John Williamson, Who
shot himself on the night of June 3Oth to avoid
arrest for arson, and was found dying in a
dict OF suicide. His wife testified to dreaming
a strange dream on the night of her husband'S :
suicide, She dreamed some one told her that
him nearly dead in the field. She was
awakened by a sound as of the breaking OF a
fence rail. and found in an clubhouse a pool of
plooG. which led to the discovery of her hus
dreamed OF finding the child. Another wit.
ness testified to hearing some one in the field
singing Sweet by and by" which was lust
alter Williamson had shot himself. 'N''
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DEATH OF RUSSIAN NAVAL OFFICER-Lt
Albert Gripenberg, one of the Russian officers
at present stopping in New York, died Satur
day evening at the Everett house. The cause
OF his death was hemorrhage, resulting from
he had been affected by this disease for several
months, but he complained of it only during
the last couple of weeks 'e
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Two Bows Drowned

PATERSON. y. J.. july s-Johu and Frank
Ewing aged and II years, respectively. and
residing az Bel!eyile, were drowned This
morning while bathing
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Fire

CINCINNATI, ONO, July S--A fire occurred
in Defiance, Ohio. yesterday and the 10 low
ing establishments were damaged. Ne,SrS.
Blair < FTcaSe. dry goods Me>STS Wander
brock. clutMng; Inter, dry goods: GoIeT1
jcwelry: Napoleon, cigar factory: Sheffield.
banker; JOuk, printing Office. Loss, F2haaH'
insurance SI2EU
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The ORANGE EXCITEMENT IN MONTREAL
The Orange leaders have taken legal opinion
as to the legality of the mayors proclamation,
tirely imperative as far as the procession is
concerned. They have, therefore, issued a
final notice that the procession to the church
Will take place. The Irish Catholic societies
endorse the resolutions adopted by the magjs-
tratpS 'o1
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HaIl fn Rail-

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-Wm. H. Robinson,
who is charged with being concerned in The
robbery of $1,000 worth OF bonds from Grant
& Aulls banking house, on Sd street was TO-
day held in $1,000 bail for further hearing
on Friday.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
oregon Volunteers Defeated and
their CaDfain Killed

PORTLAND, OREGON, July 7.-GOv. Chad
here under date 7th as follows: Volunteers
under Capt. Sperry, 50 strong, were defeated
at Willow Springs, thirty miles south Pemdle.
ton Yesterday. Sperry is killed, and nearly all
OF his command killed or wounded. We can
hear of but seven left"
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BOSTON; July S.-The Ward Ten Greenbacly K
Club of this city unanimously adoDted a reso.
tion saturday evening that the Hon. Benia-
MIN r. Butler is our first choice for President
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SOME UNEMPLOYED YOUNG MEN of San
francisco have hit upon the bright auti-Chi-
nese, policy of establishing white co-opera-
tive laundry. The mayor promises them he
use of some unoccupied public buildings, and
The San Francisco brewery will furnish steam
toward this effort to make head against the
OVerpOWering MOnCnlianS w