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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

These are some of the facts In relation to
the agricultural possibilities Of this region,
and these coupled with the story OF the past
harvest, are sufficiently confrmatory of the
inducements this portion Of the Great Plains
offer.
Under the liberal policy OF the Government,
and the Kansas Pacific RailaOdy Company, i'm
migrants are invited TO this really superb re-
gion, with the assurance that its beauty and
inducements cannot be exaggerated by any
pen-picture.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

repeated them would have made horse
laugh. The cylinder was then turned
very fast, and the words few out of the
funnel so fast that they struck the ear
in confused mass. But most ex-
traordinary effect was produced when
the professor turned the cylinder back
ward H. said.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

MN tAio Nouufottu
dyspeptics bilious suffer.
ers, victims Of fever and
arue the mercurial dis
eased patient how they
recovered health, cheer
fnl spirits and gocd appe
tIte, thcy will toll you By
taking SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
CAPTURE OF A THIEF.

A few weeks ago a lap robe was
stolen from the premises of j. Taylor
Cause, Esq, on Pennsylvania Avenue,
and negro named Sullivan Schofield
being suspected of the theft, officer
Springer held him under close surveil
lance. On Thursday evening, Mr..
Thomson, Superintendent Of the Belle
vue quarrics, reported at police head
quarters that ten drilling hammers
had been stolen from the works. of
ficers Springer, Cloud and Ricketts,
went ian medIately to Schofeld's house,
on Orange street, between Tenth ond
Eleventh, where they arrested Scho
fleld and recovered eight of the ham
mers. Schofield was locked up In the
cells until this morning, when he had
q hearing before the Mayor, and was
held in $500 bail for appearance at
Court. In default he Was committed
to Jail.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
MARS MOONS.

When the telegraph announced the
discovery by Prof Hall that our neigh
boring planet had two satellites, and the
dispatch was read the next morning at
ten thousand American breakfast tables.
what think you was the effect upon the
hearers ? Some eolloquy similar to the
following was sure 20 occur: "Mars has
two moons, hay? Pass me the milk,
Kitty. Strange, isn't 1t, that astrono-
mers never saw them before. Another
chop, please wonder what they'll dis
cover next? These corn cakes are ex-
cellept. What's the latest from EuropeY
We have become 80 accustomed to start
ling discoveries aud announcements,th that
we take them az a matter Of course
Even truth must appear in flaming
colors to make herself seen. The vir
tues of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets
has been tested In ten thousand house
holds, whose inmates will tell you tha
they consider the discovery and intro
duction of these remedies of far greater
importance TO the world than the moon
of Mars. .l rt..La..
- J SHIPMAN, ILL.,, June 10, 1876. +
DIR. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. T.:
Dear S,r-Last fall our daughter :
aged 18-was fast sinking with consump
ton. Different physicians had pronoun
ced her case ineurable. I obtained one
half dozen bottles of your Golden Medi
cal Discovery. She commenced improy
ing at once, and is now as hardy as
pine knot.
Yours respectfully, +
~ REV. ISAAC N. AUGUsTIN
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

-
Is u So3-It Is currently reported on the
streets that Pusey, Jones & Co., have
within the past week, received several
contracts among them being the building
of large iron steamer for the Clyde
steamship company; a cotton steamer for
the Southern waters, and tug boat. Up
on induiring at the office of the company
this morning, the firm refused to give any
information to the reporters. +.
Church 1Bonds.-It is said that bonds
are being issued by St. Paurs Catholic
Church for the purpose OF clearing the
debt of the church. The bonds will be
issued in small denominations, bearing
six per cent interest. and will doubtless
be readily disposed Of afeae
city Finance. - The annual financial
statement OF the city is now prepared
and will be published IN two newspapers
of the city nexbweek.
MEssRs, KnNNAnD AND Co., still cen
linue TO sell sLupins" Black Cashmers
lat Wholesale prices. a&w
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

BRYANT's MINsTRELs ON BROAD
wAY.-This large and talented troupe,
which both In number and talent, really
excels the original "Bryants Minstrels'
in their best days, has revived the old
fashioned negro minstrelsy as 1t was
twenty, years ago. 1t was the genuine
article, with all its humors and none OF
its indelicacies. 1t opens every night
with "The Minstrels Jubilee" In which
the famous and well-remembered J, Nor>
rie is the inJerlocutor, Dave Reed is the
bones, and Hughey Dougherty Is the
tambO, and In which some of the cleverest
vocalists in the profession take conspi-
cuous parts. Then comes "Bryant's
Carnival of Fun,' with Seaman and Sons
ers' original plantation act Of mischief.
Hughey Dougherty on "Local Topics, y
Little Macs Rifle Team, High Q and
Low G,v followed by the "Happy Fami>
ly," and the "High Daddy" plantation
walk around by the entire company
This excellent minstrel organization
will appear at the Grand Opera House,
in this city, on Monday evening net,
January 21st. ....,s
JUSTICES Cases.-Last evening before
Esquire Watson, Marry Farrell, was ar
raj gned upon the charge of using abusive
and improper language, preferred oy
Mrs. Mary Jane Furness. The prisoner
was req uired to pay costs, and give $l00
bail to keep the peace. =
| +. L. FRANK, 500 Market street, Is
ellipg out TO quit business; Is Offering
the entire stock at sacrificing prices, Call
and secure o bargain. janott
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
CONGRESS-.

In the United States Senate, yesterda y
Mr.. Whyte presented a memorial from
citizens of Baltimore praying for the es-
lishment of an equitable rule for the cor
rection of errors In the collection Of GUS
toms duties. The resolution of Mr.. Matt
thews for the payment of governmen
bonds in silver was advocated by Sena-
tors Merrimon and Maxey. The Senate
then adjourned until Monday next.
In the House the military approPria-
ton bill was introduced. The majority
of the committee on elections reported
in tho case of Wigginton vs.. Pachsco.
from the fourth district OF California, de-
claring the former entitled to the seat;
a minority report in favor OF Pacheco
was also submitted. The death of the
late Senator Morton was announced res :
olutions of respect adopted, and .appro
pirate euiogies delivered. after which
the House adjourned until Monday.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
TROUT THAT CARRIED A
TICKET.

be remark of Prof. Agassiz that no
knew whether the huge trout caught
the lakes "were ten or two hundred
rs old" prompted some enterprisine
p several years ago to try and find out
last trout grows. To get some
pt on the question, Mr.. Page conceiy-
an ingenious device, which he at once
Pceeded TO put into execution. Plati-
pa wire was obtained, cut into one and
pair inch lengths, flattened at one end.
various numbers were stamped on
surface from ! TO 4, also the numbers
" ~ to denote the year. As trout
.e captured they were weighed, enc
these tags was passed through the
y Just under the dorsal fin, and SO,
Ely twisted, and then the fish was lib
yea In the course of two or three
rs named a large number of trout
ne thus labeled. OF course the chances
y any OF them would be caught SEEM
ihnnltesinally small, yet in 1873 one
.nem reported. In June of that year
pomas Moran, the artist, captured a
y so vigorous trout, weighing "a pounds.
PoI taxing him from the landing net
piatlnum tag flashed in the sunlight,
pon examination the mark "t-71d
II Irio.n discovered, thus establishing the
@ ,'oas TACT that this fish had gained / 1
"'us Ill TWO years.-Scribner
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
sIGN TELBGRAPHI0 SUM-
MARY.

Z London Times, commenting on
Queens speech, says that the
s recently raised respecting a
ke policy by the British govern
may now, be finally dismissed.
|Q ieen's speech had dissppoint-
effect in Constantinople-It Is
ght that Suleimen Pasha's army
been intercepted in its retreat
how of ice in the Danube renders
punication difficult-The budget
, Russian empire shows an exact
ice between ths revenue aud ex-
ture, both amounting to 600, 1893,
liver roubles-It is said that the
Pandora. bought by James Cor
)ennstt, is 10 be used for another
expedition-M. Alexandra Rene
ou, republican member of the
ch Chamber OF Deputies, is dead
be French steamers between New
and Hsvre will not call at Ply,
th, England, hereafter-There wa,
Avy fog yesterday in the business
of London.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
GENERAL NEWS.

NO a a, ,sen oeen officially ascertained that
t5ss IL 4pilonso pno Of Spain viii be married
or; rlncess Mercedes on the 23d inst.
nistssI intended. The Spanish
ranssrat ,sSei at Washington is now making
sents ts1bments bn for the celebration of the
|oteI, tel Oy Tt a grand party at Wormley's
Itendod me marriage at Madrid will be
6es a ny ambassadors from all coup4
IA . anu Will be an affair of great pomp.
bnclndport that an armistice had been
[rds duasd anS I'm In Cuba between the Span
m a anu a,i the patriots liz Off icially denied.
Fderes%d es%dsipension of hostilities has been
ict ies of ma ~ a small part Of the small dis
|om n. b0.amagrey, to recelve overtnres
uban uT remaining members Of the
hleftai ~ congress- aud their prihci pal
''''a'ns A "a who have taken refuge there.
Ist uispah uiispatch from Jacksonville, Fla,
hysicysnn. States that John Morrissey's s
here bas authorize the statement that
onditiaaaas aas been an Improvement in his
here ~ since Thursday night, and
!" prospect of recovery.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
THE BRITISH QUEEN ON THE
WAR.

The ronly point of general Interest
terest in the Queens speech, as delivered
relates to the Russo Turkish war. After
stating succinctly the position which
Great Britain has occupied in respect to
the belligerents, the successes of Russia,
the appeal of Turkey to the neutral pow
ers, and subsequently to England alone
for their good offices, and the negotia-
tions for peace that have since been en-
tered upon between Turkey and Russia,
the Queen reaches the point that most
Immediately concerns Parliament Al
though she willingly believes that the
conditions on which England has re-
manned neutral will be respected, yet as g
to unexpected complications and require
the adoption of precautionary, measures,
she trusts that Parliament will grant the
necessary means. In other words, the
British government wishes to be fully
prepared for war, even if no war should
ensue.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
[RsT EDITION.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
,rAxr wILnINaroN.

LEAVE WILMINGTON. d Z
bRsA.,ade,nhia: RAd 400, 6.55, $40, 800,
Rhiiaaeipm ~ on M; iS.d, i2.lo, 2-s0, 4.so,
a IA "a n m. On sundays; 400. 9 10 ..
[5O1, ,SSei ssc; ~ sJ' 7 81 VA, am, u 81, u %,
ew Ion an sundays: q W o m. tit.-t
M bra T and Warrington, 1914, rs,
a m; i2 81, 70 90, 500. p m. sundays
p, ea,t D Deposit. % ass p m; no Sunday
sw Castle: : 8, Q %, 80 q m; I 30, 9 sep
M sunday train.
s,aWare aU r. r.: s 0s, Q 80 . mi Q 20 p M;
,,,n,,nayon snnuayy Il Northern r. R, 626 y
y na so0 q m; no sunday train. OFT
aware S% Western Il. R.: 10 20 o mi 10
~ nm sundays: 10 30 a m Iulf f
atSs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. :.
ah,,sne,pn,u niSS n %, 9 -, Q - q mi "
VA. i51, S55, 4bf, 6N, g %,
aa. II 10 D m on sundays; l2b6,
am: 80, o 81, II 10 p m.
Ssr York: IL Sc, 9 "a q m; II y IL 6s
Isl p m; on Sundays; IL % q no
baltimore M Q IS, % Al, q m; 121, ~ 30,
s, . 3s p m; on Sundays 2 III q ss'
VI Washington. Q IS a m l2z, l1ss
8, . 4s p m; on Sundays; III a miSA
"A; Port Deposit: 500 a m; no Sunday
Ains. ,o m =,
n & 10. I o5 D m; no Sunday trains:
delaware r. r.: $50 q m; 40, U 70
Wilmington 4 Northern r, Ri 8 0e
an a m: 10 D m; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. R.: % m
B D m; on SUNDAYS: 500 y m.
"A FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE raii
ADELPHfA..
Broad street and washington ave e
b: ! 80, sco,s 10 80, 20 mi so, -
SIS, 6B, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
vs; s 20 a m; %, . As, II 30, p m. {
Thirty Second and Market streets
ii AS q m, 70 IS, 8 IS, $50, II % p m
SUNDAYS: 8 80. II 40 . m.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
aRUrIaroUs.

st. Johns Church -servtoes on Sunday
&C 1880 .. m. .and p. m.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. I.
M. Haldsman, preaching morning and
evening. Baptism In evening OF -
candidates. Revival services all tho week.
First Baptist Church, corner Of Elm
and, jackson streets, T. M. Eastwood,
pastor. Preaching at 1880 .. m, and
tao p. m. Sunday School meets at q.
m, pm. All are cordially invited.
West Presbyterian Church-Preaching
Tomorrow At 10f o., m, BY Rev, Dr;
Dale. "The sacrament OF Baptism"
Preaching at u by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ.
p. OTIS, sermon to the Neral Suasion
Reformers. iHW pl ei
Household OF Faith Eldsr Geo. r.
m. and 7.i5 p. m. Morning subject;-
HHousehold Of Faith" Evening subject
third Of series Of sermons on the seven
churches Of Asia.-"The church OF Per-
gamos. f,,li'a t.,,. ID, M
Olivet Presbyterian Church-Preaoh Oh
ing by the pastor Rev. A. j. Snyder to-
morrow at 1890 q. M, and 7.30 D. m.
There viii also DO preaching in this
church every evening next week except
Saturday by the Rev. II. J. Gay lord from
Wnaleyville, Md. lt-lA nltlb
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will hold their regular weekly pray.
or meeting In their rooms commencing
At 7:30 and lastang one hour. The people
arc cordially invited to attend these ser-
Vices The associ alton desires to enlarge
the attendance In this meeting.
| DIR. j. B. Welch will lecture before the
Liberal League at their usual place ol
meeting, McClary building, third floor
sunday morning at 1880 q. m. His sub
ject will be, 1.-THE bible in the public
schools; on An obstacle TO human prog
rsss." He invites public criticism on the
the occasion. ..'r 'rai- -
First Presbyterian Churcb-Market
street above Ninth Rev. II. b. DuVa
pastor. Services at 80 a. M, and 7:3'
p. IN. The Sabbath school will occup,
the new building for the first time at
O'Clock, services may be expected In tn
chapel every evening throughout thu
week except Saturday preparatory to tn
communion. Kind welcome extended Il
all.
Second Baptist Church, corner Fourtl
, and French streets. Preaching by tn
pastor, Rev. r. b. Cook. 1890 q. M. AM
1880 d. m. Sabbath school and pastor
bible class 2 p. m. SPECIAL services dur
ing the day subject for evening, sermon
"What think ye OF Christ" Praye
: meeting in the lecture room after th
7 evening sermon. Revival services ever
: evening during the week except SatuI
, day at 1880 D. m. Preaching may be 81
=, pected. An are invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
A TALK TO THE MIGHT SCHOOL Boy

A TALK TO THE NIGHT SCHOOL BOYS.
solomon Hersey, Esq, editor OF the
Republican delivered an address, last
night, before the boys of the night school
at Eighth and Wollaston streets. He
gave them many interesting reminiscent
ces of his school boy days, and also re-
lated some of the numerous incidents
that enlivened his experiences Of sixteen
years as school teacher. The boys
enjoyed the address most thoroughly
and attested their enjoyment by shouts
of laughter and liberal applause. One
of them, John Huested, moved that a
vote OF thanks be extended to MIR. Hersey
which motion was promptly adopted,
without dissenting voice.
Election of o6icers.-At the annual
meeting OF the Scott M. E. Sunday
school. the folio wing officers were cleo
| ted:
| ident, j. d. Aldred., Secretary, Robert
Flick, Treasurer, ]. II. Mckaig; Super
| intendent morning school, George Davis;
assistant, Robert Flick; Secretary Sam
uel Loffman; Librarian. 8. Solomon; as.
sistant, A. ]. Naylor; musical director,
]. d. Aldred; Superintendent afternoon
school, W. II. Faulke; assistant, Lemuel
Marr; Secretary, Charles T. Scheon Lii
brarian, David Brown; assistant Joseph
Bricei musical director, J. d. Aldred.
CONFERENCE Gosslr.-Among the
probable appointments at the next ses
sion of the Wilmington NJ. E. Confer
ence is mentioned that Of kev. Henry
Colclazer as Presiding Elder of the
Wilmington District. II is also said
that Rev. ]. III. Coldwell, OF Dover,
will be sent to Asbury Church in this
CITY although Asbury has decidedly
asked for Rev. John Roach, of Brook
llyn. Many other rumors are also prev
ale1t, but these two are much induig
ed in. f.t8 a.4
| A Huisanee.-It is customary on the
evening of performance at the opera
| House, for a number of boys ana men,
to congregate upon the pavement, IN
front Of the entrance until 1t is almost
impossible for pedestrians to pass. They
not only block up the the pavement, but
cover 1t with tobacco juice, and fill the
air with vile language. The complaints
are very numerous and some means
Should be used to break up this grea'
nuisance.
i Died IN Colorado.-Information was
receive in this city, this morning, by
ltelegraphic despatch, that Ed Tat
nall, IT,, son OF Joseph Tatnall, who
went to. Colorado several months ago,
for the benefit of his health, died yester'
day morning. He was well known ~
this city, where he resided most OF M
life, and for several years was secretary
of one of the turnpike companies.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
SECOND EDITION
A MU SEMEN rs.
"coNS, THE saAUaHRAUN," AT THE
ii GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"C0NN, THE SHAUGHRAUN," AT THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The Opera House was well filed, last
eyening,on the occasion OF the first pres
entation in this city Of Dion Boucicault's-
Irish.character drama, "The Shaughraun''
In regard TO the play being faithful
presentation Uf Irish life and character,
there Is variety Of opinion, one we'll
known gentleman, who ''has been there
asserting that the scenes and characterize
tic points are greatly overdrawn, and that
the "young Sligo lady"has the accent. of
q cockney l's y 81 tilA f7s ,i- sii
But however ideas differed as to the
play being faithful portrayal Of Irish
citizenship, there was but one opinion in
regard to its dramatic merits. Il is rich
In startling effects, and full of rare
| humor that Is irresistable. .4r
The sublime impudcnce of the Shdugh-
rdun and his droll Indifference to the
results Of his escapades are sure to pro>
woke almost uncontrolled laughter, while
bis deep devotion TO his young master,
which leads him almost Into the jaws Of
deeth, displays with rare pathos a de-
gree Of affection that Is seldom met with
In the present day. T1aolsu q
'rhe play was presented with unusually
fine scenic effects, and by q company Of
far more than the average excellence.
The leading character Of Conn, the Shdu'
ghrGu1a, was ably presented by John A
Mackey, whose faithful portrayal OF the
fun and fortunes Of thu! .!'good -for-naught'
was received with rounds Of well meritet
; applause. The rascally schemes o
Cory Kinchela were well portrayed by
Fl. E. Graham, while the Hdrpey Dut
Of w. A. Cahill was only second in poin
lof interest to the fortunes Of Conn. Har
bConway as Robert FTolligtt, Charlie:
Loveday as Father Dolaa and Cyril
, Searle as Captain Molineur were all &C
ceptable in their presentations. n
The ladies acted with grace and beauty
) the Glare Fyolltot Of Miss Fanny Pier
a son being full of spirit and effect. Mis-
8 Alice BrooksIacted Arte O'Nedl in pref
! ty and effective manner, while Mayo
l Conn's sweetheart, found pleasing rep
!. resentative in Miss Meta Bartlett. Th
q support was goud, and all the appoint
+ ments Of the play we're presented with
= promptness and accuracy that adde
= greatly to the success OF the performance
4 Tonight "The Shaughraun' will b
/ repeated, by the same company, ali
/ doubtless will attract to the Grand Opel
!. House one of the largest audiences OF Il
a season. tfH ft -.t-
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
ST. HA Y wAIFS'
Is q day of rest.

Tomorrow Is q day OF rest
You should attend church tomorrow.
There have beeAsno police cases for the
past four days.
Aching teeth speedily by cured DR.. Gal
lagher, No. 8, e. Fifth street.
F. The Maughrdun will be repeated at
the Opera House this evening.
Bryaut's New York minstrals appear
at.ths Opera House, on Monday even
ing.
In the year 1906 there was great dis
coyery made. But it was not Kings
Good Sam aritan Cough Syrup.
The DAILY GAZETTE, is the paper not
only for families, but for merchants, or
for any person who has any article to sell
or give away
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

|evsrslv i ziegler and Jas. Colgrove were
erdav wh Injured at Harrisburg, Pa, yes
5ld STAT mn,ie engaged in demolishing the
tivinS awP printing Office, by the wall
ebris Iay ana ourying them under she
our hours egier @ died OF his injuries about
his srTf1vernor Washburne has given
Mis- 'sluence sne and ground at Madison.
the , esto sa,ned hd at 100000, to the state for
For girls. n"ol q retormatory school
ons, oEns1,.secretary Chandler !, Visiting hi.
~ r"asnington, who is i'll.
ht his soss ssressman Bridges Is seriously III
nome In Allentown, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

Residing near York, Pa, is farmer
who has kept record OF the number Of
tramps visiting his premises. From April
], 1877, to Nov 1S there were 645, or an
average Of 10 per week. al
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
se.2so,72s 4s

Surplus AZ per ct. (estimated) 4. 81, ,zi2.ooe 90
*The losses were S1l4,00O less than those
estimated by the mortality table. to1
SAMUEL Q. HUEY, President.
SAM'L. e, STOKES, Vice. -Prest.
HENRY. g. STEPHENS, I'd Vice-Pest.
JAS. WEIR MASON. Actuary.
HENRY AUsTIE, Secretary,
H. q, BROWN, Assistant Sec.
THSS. Ha e. sMSG0nrIn' ssfTa' 'H. Agents.
jan19-sat4t. wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THIRTIETH' ANNUAL REPORT
.5rf." Oh H.guaoFrHn 5nr ,Ygiprma
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.

i7rf OF PHILADELPHIA.
Net Assets January 1, ls77...,. 81, ,s6 10
Sra a.s RECEIPTS,
Premium receipts. 81, ,119 ,7ei % i'ts ANf
Interest receipts etc e7s,6l5 7b
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

Ifyou select good and healthy food for
your family, you should also look to the
Bulls Baby Syrup. & cents q bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19
ALLEGHENY's LOSSES BY THE

PlrrspURo, Jan. 18.-In County Con-
troIler Warmers annual report, nled this
morning In the Court, he makes the fol-
following estimate Of the loss, by the
riots: Strictly private property $3.50 600;
mixed property. including freights, ST.
0,0O0; strictly railroad property, sl,t50,-
00o; total, $3.50 900.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-19

Rev,val Serv,cess--The revival at St.
Panl's M. p. church appears to no pro-
gressing the attendance growi ng larger
each night and the number Of So sikers
at the altarincreasing. Last night ten
conversion. The meetings will be CON
tinued. H'ia a'.p fi---gH isg-,l
"a Progressing, Work on the improve
mont of the Askew property, at seventh
and Market streets, ID rapidly progress
ing, and the front wall OF the extension
on Seventh street, is already mp, ,s
Daily Republican., 1878-03-27
FOURTH EDITION.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The situation in Europe on the Eas-
tern question is still merely source Of
speculation. The final answer of Rus.
sia to England as to whether the en-
tire treaty of San Stofano will be sub
mitted to the congress is the one thing
wanting. 1t is held that there is no
doubt that Russia is making a strong
effort to avert the possibility of an An.
glo-Austrian alliance before giving En-
gland final answer.
Sir Henry Elliott, the British ambas-
sador to Austria, had special inter-
view with Count Andrassy, the Aus
trian chancellor, Sunday. General Ig-
natieff, the Russian diplomat, has just
arrived at Vienna.
The Grand Duke Nicholas visited
the Sultan yesterday at Constantine
pie.
The Turkish inhabitants of Wranja,
Bulgaria, ask to be annexed to Servia.
The policy of the new Italian minis
try will be among orther things to main
tain neutrality in the present foreign
complications.
The United States ship supply, with
exhibits for Paris, has arrived at
Havre.
The French budget is again bone
of contention in the Chamber of Depu-
ties.
The Marquis de Gabriac has been
appointed French ambassador to the
Vatican.