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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

THE RoADs Of 1RELAND.-The
public roads of Ireland are abso-
lutely perfect. Ho where you will
through the rura districts and the
roads are thoroughly turnpiked,
thoroughly drain.d and as level as a
board. The BRIDES over the creeks
and rivers are al of stone. Every
road has a side aalk for foot passen-
gers, elevated alout six inches over
the main road and from four 10 six
feet wide. TIE fences on either
side are of sold masonry, to the
hight of from four to six feet, upon
the top of which is growing hedges
of hawthorn orfurz, or grass and
wall flowers. The walls inclosing
the roads are fetooned with ivy and
wild flowers, ploducing a cha. ming
effect. Every country seat is thus
''hedged in" fr,m the outside world.
There is no getting over the barr ier
and access eal only be had through
the lodge gatfs, which are in cilarg,
of the lodge keeper, generally g
woman, whoadlnits only a favored
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
CONNECTIONS

A GREEN BAY with Chicago North
-, ern Railway tor Oconto, Menominee,
= t..n'ba, Marque tc, LAnse.
ClO'e connections sie made except Sun
DAYS, ti,'' ni2bs and horuiuc trains, which
run d'il' TO Appleton, Ncenah and Mcnasha,
. ako<h, Fou du Lac, Milwaukee and Chica-
30. Ihronah Tickets sold at principal Sta
to"s for Ia stern Cities, via. all rou;es Fl ON
Chicago. With Wis. Ccutral r. F. ior Mil
"aneee aod points on line of that road also
tur'n3 season of navi95 ion with Union
Steamboat Company for Detroit, Cleveland,
E96tlo andNem Yor,,,
Al NEW lpNDGN, win the best equipped
5 aae line m the No'sa-West, for Clinton
vile, E,1 3ai..e'e aad Shtwano.
AT AMIIE"SJ in. and PLOVEE with
Wisconsin CentrdlR. + for Stevens Po Mt.
Ashland, Warpara, N .,ina add Weyauwega.
PoItSe City, N,'G;.on aud other points on
the Wisconsin Ccnttal +. r.
A" GRAND RAPIDS with Wisconsin Val
lev E'ii oad 9or Tomoa and Wausau.
AT i AFiiFLD with fast Stage Line for
N2.'i>vitle
At NEGcILLAN Jn with West Wiscon-
SO /. i. for Eiacl River Falls, Madison,
s ut'1.re. Neoo,nonee, Hudson, Saltwater,
8. Z. q hinocaDolis and Breckenridge.
Al WINONA with Chicago, Milwaukee {
). Paul Railway, for Wabasha, Redwing,
hsstings, 81. Paul aud Minneapolis.
Wita W'nona q st. Pettr Railroad, CO. &
n. w. ior St. Charles, Rochester, Owatonna
N'lkato, New Ulm and S.. Peter, and during
tie season o. navigation, with Keolluk North.
ern Line, ''A1' Packets for all Mississippi
Rjve' Poidts
As LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
l.. t. and Nifh Chicago, Dubuque ard Mime
SOD Eailroed.
% l. CASE, B. KENRICK,
Cen1 IioCeFer. Supt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

officers on half pay. Every store
has an army of well-dressed fellows
whose business it is to keep an eve
on the fellow who takes the cash.
That sublime prayer of "Lead us
not into temptation seems to be re-
garded by all classes, and such
moral safeguards are thrown around
the youthful shop-keeper that his
financial salvation, at least. is as
SUI ed.
One of the largest restaurants in
lhe Exposition is attended exclusive
ly by girls; and many of them are
remarkably good looking. They
wear spotless white aprons, clean
looking sleeves and coquet.ish little
caps, SO that they all look like young
widows looking out for some one to
supply the place of the dear depart
ed. Just af.er the opening, a Stout
old gentleman used 10 breakfast at
this table every morning. His dress
was rather rough; he wore hioh mil
itary boots and 6 large broad
brimmed soft hat on the side of
which was a little red feather; on
his finger was a massive ring in
which was set diamond of enor-
nous value and larger solitaire
diamond glistened in his breast.
Who he was nobody knew, but ev-
cry morning found him at the same
table attended by the same girl.
Last week he disappeared and ,he
Girl has disappeared also. The
night before be left Paris brilliant
wedding took place at one of our
wost fashionable hotels. The bride
groom was the gentleman Of whom
| have spoken, and the bride was
the prettv attendant at the Cafe
Duval The Countess is now on her
way to her estates in Hungary.
Viva la Eepublique! Viva la France!
TlUly yours, B.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

NJ. E. L. PHILLIPs last week re
tired from the Office Of general man.
ager of the Wisconsin Central rail
road, and was succeeded by Mr..
Finney. late superintendent of the
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw railroad.
Mr.. Chas. l.. Colby, the present
president of the read, will hereafter
manage its finances. The Nllwau-
kee fews, commenting upon this
change, justly remarks:
sit is fact worthy of note that
the Phillips & Colby construction
company retires from active busi-
ness with the wolk for which it was
organized completed, with al of its
contracts performed and paying
one hundred Gems on the dollar on
all of its Obligations
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
100000 Acres Min.
nesota Lands For Sale.

These lands are located in the best grain,
stock and wool growing regions of the north
west; healthy climate, rich soil, pure water,
cheap lands, free schools and good markets.
The Saint Paul and Duluth Railroad
Company also offers for sale l 800 million
feet of Pine Timber, large portion of which
can be manufactured on the line of the rail-
road, Timber will be set apart for the use OF
each mill low prices made for stumpage
special rates of freight given, and every fa-
cilitv offered to make the business pernla-
nent and profitable.
&. I, CfUFf, GEO. IL. SM iii,
l. & q. 4, s. en Su -
p. $. UA#-raS ~~c { va, Iia) re,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
Is the Onlv Line
Pullman Palace Cars.

All trains o. this ceat route run tarou. h
without caaaee of cars. Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars are run
or al it, trans.
All Expfess Trains or this rou,c gre
equipped wiz Westinghouse Patent Air
Bfakes aud Miller, Patent Safety Pldtfol m
AID Cop3e,a--I.'e Most Perfect Protection
against Accidents oa".
This popular rop.e j. unsurpassed for
Speed, Comfort anG Sssie,y. Tie Smooth,
Weti-Balas,5G aud Pe,feet Track OF Steel
Rails, the Celeb,A, Ell Pullalaa Palace Sleep
ing Cars, ,ha pe. feet Telegraph system of
Moving T.,ia~. lie Regularity with which
they run, he aoMil ,be arrangement Tor
running larough Cs,s between Chicago and
all Potats West, North. aud Noltb West, se-
cr 10 ptsso0gers all the COMFORTS IN
MODERN PATHWAY TRAVELLING.
If you r.;s,l tne Be,t Travelling Accomblo-
cations, Won ,.ill buy your Tickets by us
Ror,e AND VIII TAhE NO OTHER.
All Ticket A..nls can aell you Thi ougl
Tickets and Cnec usual Baggage Free ov
this Line
Pa ,~enge for Chicago, Detroit, ToleGo,
C'eyelsnd, Brh,alo, Niagara Falls, Pittsour', b,
Cineiaaati, 70. onto, Mont cal, Quebec, Po"e-
lao1, Eos.oa, New York, Philadelphia, Eal,i-
mere, Washington, Indianapolis, ST, Loris,
go } p0Tvgs on, S0UTV 4ND EAST
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
BRAINERD AND FARGO DIVISION.
DAKOTA DIVISION.
meals.

All Trains Daily except Sunday,
Connects at St. Paul with all trains East
and South; at Minneapolis with all trains
from that city and at st Cloud with trains
from Melrose and the Sauk Valley; at Brai
nerd all trains make close connections to aod
from Duluth and TO and from the West and
South.
Close connections with Lake Steamers
at Duluth; St. Paul trains at n. z. Junction;
st. Paul & Pacific Railroad trains at Glyndon
for Fishers Landing, Fort Garry aud the
British Possessions, via. steamers Of Red
River transportation Co at Moorhead,
Minn., and Fargo, D. T., with steamers for
Fort Garry, Pembina, and all points on the
Red River; at Bismarek, with steamers to
all points north and south on the Missouri
River, including Standing Rock, Fort Rice,
Berthold, Carol. and Benton, and other
points in Montana; also with n. w. Stage
and Express Co.'S line to Deadwood City and
all points in the Black Hills.
H. II. SARGENT,
Gen'l Manager, ST. Paul.
G. G. SANBORN, H. A. T0WNE,
Gen'l Frt. & Ticket A9t. Superintendent
St. paul. Brainerd.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

CANADIAN PACIFIC.-The track
OF the Canadian Pacific is now laid,
and engines running from Winni-
peg to SelAirk, eastward, :on section
fourteen of the main line, so miles.
This gives III miles, all told, in
working order within Manitoba.
AT The eastern end of the line, Mess.
Purcell & Ryan have pushed their
wo:k 20 very advanced point, and
they expect 10 have the road built
li3 miles westward from Thunder
by this autumn. Mr.. Mackenzie
The Premie. of Canada, has lad be-
fore the Dominion Parliament his
policy in regard to the construction
Oh The liue. Since the inception OF
the undertaking in 1872, $l5,oOo,-
o0O has been spent in surveys and
on contracts. The surveyors have
..,sversed $4,000 miles, and $4,000
miles have been actually covered by
Instrumental surveys. Forty lives
have been los,, chiefly in the fas.-
ness of the Rocky Mouo;ains and
rom exposure. The estimate of
the cost of the undertaking is as
follows:
Lake N'oiss;ng 10 Like Sooer:o. So OOo. 900
Lake Supeior Q Ted INer-- Il. 100, 900
Rive 20 The roc':v Mounts $4,000, OOO
oc.,v Moun.sils IS 20 PSciic- e., ,00o, 900
pembiaI bra sea 90. 900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

few. The constabulary are always
on hand 10 arrest trespassers.
Cramps" have poor show in Ire
land. They must keep to the roads
or 90 TO iail.-Er.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
Chicago, st. Paul
AND
II inrea apolis Line.

Tlat pogs;oa ot the Chicago Il North.
y -, e.e Haltvay between Chicago and
}.ley via Madison}, and the West Niseon-
sion Railway between Elroy and St. Paul,
20 Minneapolis form single line between
Chicago, St. Paul 4 Minneapolis. THIS Line
Ill hereafter be known as
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
TRAINS GONG WEST.

Trst's run daily, Sundays Excepted
Dinner. tsupper.
Trains run Oh Chicago time which is %
minutes iaster than Winona time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
North Wisconsin Railroad.
St. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
FAVORTTE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct oute fo,r Duluth. to - n,ul
ports on La,-e Suo uoero1 and II eas e, i points,
Saltwater ana points en- the ST. Cloix live.
CONNECTIONS:
AT ST. PAUL-With trains for the Fest,
South End Sopch-west
AT WHITE EEAn-Nieh t,airs for
Sit 'ater a't lie II. : .;s L. Fly. fo MI
neapoiis. aae 81 Lo,, q pord@ on Gio X
Cit +. L.. anG E. C. r. s. W. J.. Res.
AT " NY0HINC-',tage TavIocs Fals.
AZ NC4,fH Bf ANCH--5 ,.5e 20 Sunrise
City.
AT HAFRlS-Stage to Cambridge and
Isant County.
AT RUSH CITY-Stage 20 Grantsburg g
and the cranberry country of 6urnett county,
Wis.
AT PINE CITY-stage to Brunswick,
kanabec county
On anG afer June 9Th, 1873, end IN J
further notice, passenger ,si"s will De la1
as follows.
SOUTH. DAv sx"ru s. NO [.
1902. m.------St. Parl------- so e. III.
E:20 4. ln. Duiuth $50 .. III.
NIGHT A..pGEs-.
Goo -. s.. 700 D. m.
ESQ }. ii. DUH Il 700 a r.,
.ro,a teavc~ Dulp,h h every ni..1e except
..tatd. -ls. All osher 5,airs daily ex-
t.alu runt,at
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

BEFORE the panic of 1873, thou.
sands were quitting farming and
moving into the cities and villages.
The growth of cities and villages
all over the country was abnormaliy
rapid Now the tide has turned the
other way, aud the unemployed and
surplus population of cities is turn
ing Its attention to farming. This is
right. Any family with twenty
acres Of good land, well worked, is
sure of not suffering from positive
want. Any family with forty acres
is certain of fair liz ING, aud any
family with qnarter section is in a
way 10 live handsomely by and by.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
TrUly yours


THE Northern Pacific railroad
company is sill in the enjoyment of
unparalleled prosperity. In ad-
dhion to the laree passenger and
freight business transacted, It's land
sales for The month of June amount.
ed to $3.50 scres, the aggregate
price for the same being 81 8,l62.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

YTcap make money faster at wo foi
~ yfhiaG else Capital not required we win
III you S12 pc. day ~ nome made by iae indus~
frious- Men women, Doys aud girls wanted everys
TO work fol Now s the .jme. Costly outfit ald
terms iree. Address, True q Co., Augusta, Maine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
The CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND
WITSGhp0TTS LINE"

r. i the ONLY LINE between 81, Pail aqG
Minneapolis and Chicago chat passes through
Hpa9on Eau C'sire, Black River Falls, Elroy
anl Malisnn aud
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13
Green Bay X Mime
sofa Railroad.

Summer Time Table, in Effect Mar. 8, 1878.
TRAINS GONG EAST.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

10 al $40, 600 600
The lhe wi, nct be completed for
seve years at least, and probably
is construction will extend over
mech greater pc iod-Ralacoy
TTh l0.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-13

All trains o. this reat route run tarou, t
without caanee of cars. Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars are rur
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
From th. Waua Waun Watcbpar 7

Iff'u lht AHA Nalla Natchman1
Last SUNDAY morning the proprietors
of the new livery stable ON Alder street
missed a fine sorrel marc belonging to
Mr. Gregory. They knew it was not
lost, but stolen Toward noon "A dark
villain, known as halfbreed Joe, came
loatins around, and on hearing Just what
hc expected 10 hear, he said: Il know
whore that mare is. Give me a horse
to hunt her up, and if | bring her in
promise TO give me ten dollars" He
soon was in the saddle, accompanied bv
y. Brown, one OF the proprietors of the
stable. When about six miles from
town, the half-brced all at once struck
ont, evidently trying to get away with
the new outfit, but Mr. Brown, being
on the lieetest horse, overlook him and
made him dismount. Nov" said he
Joe, You scoundrcl, show me where
that mare is' The half-breed gave n
terrific yell, which broughtforth another
haIt-breed on the stolen mare. from the
tmckct close by As he dismounted
lac drow pistol and fired from under
Che horse 40 Brown, the other half breed
striking HIM at the same time IN the
face Mr.. b. saw that this meant bust
ness and he opened his little battery.
which sent the thieves to the woods.
ou' why hecouldnot make good Indians
out ot them then and there is a mystery
TO uN The stolen mare escaped during
the firing Brown then returned and
and told hls partner, Joe Woodwork.
how the matter stood. Both then
started ont together, and woe be unto
.ali-brecd Joe ii these men catch
I'm. '"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
OREGON.

The salmon run nj 4 .orf3 i, innrovino.
i,...,,,,..l.... ,l,.. r,,...,, r., D.,
|I.rI '''''- ''''1''' "'o ''' I"S' III E"sV or1-
, county.
I'm Cmatila county 5000 acres of nay-will
| be grown this year.
Tb.r,,r...,,irI.. .l,i,,,,s I, .,, a,.,,
of nuartl iron, Fnnt,s rr'rl Which odntairs
s,nn H., in ''''' ''''' ''''N WING" cohIalhs
Tt. t,I,rra,. D,irs ,,,,.r,, 1,os t,,,,, T.,
Ll..i,,,... ,....,, ''''' ''''' - ''' "9' ''''"S
-N"''N'T Ir"'' one hl-ht last week insures
cue compete lWlufc OF the grape crop IN
''. N'"u county
Mr. ". Seller, the wen known crockcrv
man, returned 10y the Elder from Il tour of
t"o years through Europe.
A little SON of Frfcdlopd r,o inv.ler oe
Portland emf of n,n tin'rrrs ,,itI;' y, L"trh"t
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Office, or removing and leaving them mcaIicd
for, is prinu lacia evidence Of Intentional
fraud.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
Lands For Sale.

viii sell on easy terms the following de-
scrihed tracts Of land, situate in nClarkc connty,
" T., to-wit:
% acres 40 Parkcrsville, % acres under
fence, good orchard barn and other improve
ments. with wagon, team, and other stock,
price, s2,oOO
100 acres two miles north OF Parkor-vilic,
price $1,000
- acres. three quarters Of a mile north of
Fishers Landing, all good timber, price 500.
40 acrrs, at the mouth OF Lackainas Lake,
price 500.
Apply 10 G. IL. steward Vancouver, ". /.
ALIEN :. COFFEl.
February 3, iS5S
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Draying.

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prompt attention small pachases am :"
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The Indcpendent

IS Published every Thursday.
J. j. BEEsoN,. Editor and Proprietor
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

81 Ths ssjsish Register isoposes an esey
job iotsE. bays, l. histbe apasinipept n
ssss men rs Packard 70 effce--sna there
are pssssy such. .'If asIsvHayes''lsays
the Register "'wiIi continue o1 this lins.l
he viii sooa bissipste ali fec.ing against
him ia the lately r.Seliioss STATES. IS The
Register may he content srMr, layes has
sorgot,sniall sbeas his evil service rsipsm
furos ssdtbe Register ksows it, .awas
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
CONGRESSIONAL

- WasnIxc roS. May 2S.-SrSATE-
Mr.. Melheis,n of New Jers ,y submitted q
resolutian declaring that il is unwise- aud
inexpedieni for Congress al tbe present ses,
sion 20 change the existing rate 81 tax on
lnanufacforsd iobaeeoEj lie asked for The
present consideration of the rrs,lrfian, but
objctidn vas made BY Mr. Wihers d
Yiteinia and IL vas laid over. - 50 iiis,f
"' Tie House isSoting on the army hill
All amendments prsyiding for 2JsUO0 mon
we're voted down and the pFovisiUn ibf s2tls-
900 orjeTed. g = tsf ~ a3ia Ifsut naEa
MIR Madd.ll. from the PostofEee Com
mittee, reported fsxOrabIy on the bill Tor
the portal. .savings depository Referred q
the eVBmitiee Of the whole. b Also lsyora,
bly, On > bill wusiisns an ocean nIailslealu-
ship boiwsel The United States and Yrszil-
Referred 10 The tsIpn.iitec of the ,WLele.
s The bill fpr ihs l,ers.l oi bankrupt AZ
came up, and on inpnion u Mr. Krpit the
Senate amendments we're cOncurfed 10
The bill now goes ~ the President. The
repealtakes effect Sept. 1T l678 aud
all cases then pending shall proceed ~
though the repeal bad not Oeeurred. 4
,r The Greenback representatives. held .
caucus last night and resolved % Iesist tbs
adjouTnmsnt uptl! some action vas taken %
the bills reported by The committee .oh
Baukins and Currency Nftl vas decided
aiter ahleddibehts u sandfy evil ap3ropria.
tion bilis. ID forbid tic scerctsry 81 The
Treasury selling any more bonds fbf re-.
sumption purposes ss'iia ss'.''s Z as''itss'"s'f
,g ", wAsllIseros. Nay sO.-Tbs bol. ID
the House yesterday, whereby tie House
placed itself at The .meIcy Of the Senate Oh
!, The question ~ Adjournment, Is widely dc.
nounced. The Democrats of The Senate
will generally oppo,e concurrence 10 tbc
House amendmeGt 10 adjourn On Tic Ttt.
and Oh adjournment on that day seems i'm.
nyoLahIe ias4fs afG ast1tfi NgE888.}s.f
!ta'ists bs,a Ig'tab H t1a.. aflsue asFt.
"a San MrsrAgE. - Bedford lee WI.
convicted atsabe Spring Term. 1875. oI
I-RockiBgbsn Superior Court, % highway
fobbery aud seutenceI Ito 20 years simpfis.
oacnt ins the -pebifenfiary.a Subsequent
facts have esiahlnhed he iaDocsnos. The
Judge. the Solicitor. tho prosecutor and
county ofisials al unite 10 the application
for bis releass.a Every kind heart will 70.
joiee With him on bis gaining bis liberty
again, Fancy The bitterness Of bis sorrow.
--RaI. Observer. r| .r.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

The eorretPomItn, of The N. Y. sunlid
lind that Bald SIonniain had been split
open, the cracks being several hsudred feet
long. six or ergbt wlde. and Of unknown
depth but it was the action Of water. not
Of ire. and there is no hope Of . big seDsa-
tiOn or big scare out Of any sleeping vol
cano. t-f' ttiaat' ''A1
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05


NEw YORK. Mag 1o--Willam CaIlen
Bryant after twohoWs eSposure 10 the sun
at the Snseiiiug Of .sahBst of Mszzini. fell
striking his bead bssviiy and became in
sensible. Hsrehsins partially sneoncious.
Il vas impossible ., ti,s; time to j,.,Iys Of
the injury. aDce Mr Bryant resisssd every
effort 10 exapips bin by pby>isslr costast.
During the night be was restless aud in I'll
only partly e,nrciOos slate. not appearing
to recognize the persons hbont him but
eridcnrly having plenty Of will. power and
some physical strength at his command.
His friend. Mr.. John A. Gnham. Who
remaincd nj his SIDE - watcher. attempts
ed once Or twiseio feel his paise. but .,
each attempt be would draw his wrist away.
and finally wnh On iwpetuOus ges.nre tLrcw
Mr. Gnham's hand from him. ssaqa "a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Col. Vim JOhnsOn u Charlotte an
nounces hihs.lf as candidate isr ibs no.
minatich 10 Congress from The Mecklenburg
Disriet ID Imposition 10 Col. w. J.. Steele,
the present member. ~ s'8sssaIati.l )
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
DINE EASTERM QW RsTIOM.

Le&DoS. My 2s. The affairs Ut Con-
Estantipople bsgipvto. look less dangersrs
She ad Yance q tLs knsiaa eavalry 10
pirinji, whish she Yurks undessto ooss ts.be
An attsasPt 10 ssise Rirgos. with view of
cemne,l dias She ROAD 10 Kayak, isdisAvsyv-
sed BY 6eM Iysaebew Cen. Skobslsf2
Mbe ordered The occapation Of Pirini, 10 ie-
slared TO have exceeded his authority and
csmR.ittad ~ iadscretion. The Rpssians
base Withdrawn from pirisii. Sen. Bod
-iebehfssaia to escsedingly careful 70 sse-
vent aDythiag 40 shis ,aOment wlich wooid
cause spSiiuioa on create irritation. The
~ahdH&sl 4SscsI Rsihii upd the news from
kaopespsssisslsh hsss 50 urslisssssshe pre-.
vivus tension tArt little Fer is nov, ynter.
tanned Of sseiaenial collisisss, Both Rus.
sian and Tuskish oiHceisare iadpaging in
pleasure esScaesioBs. The work on tor,i.
scatons haslgrsaiy sshxs'i, 6.3.b "A .g
lnyitat;els To- ths congress, are issued BY
Germany Yhey sase IN effect tbasile Con
gress VIII meet in Berlin to disalss the
,seaiy yof San Stshus. ,Csrrssbondepis nv
Paris and yisAsa say that ,goodlaf6eess oi
Prince HsmpsS have been largely iparu,,
mental in briseag abOat shs rcsal. wiihoss
husiliatioel 70 kus~ia psrisk 10 Enghna.
v BERliS, May - r-gbe seports that ip..
sitations to tbel Congsess arr already dir
pstshsd 10 the Powers u aaieanded s asd
ltssLoxDoS, May 80 --;rbe Times III a
lesding editorial ssaysit may be ssieiyieoul
cledsa that the psospssssase niece hopesai
than hitherto. but sosse mt unhnportant
points must be settled besrethcinvAs.isns
are finally issued 81 yseso TIness dispatch
lreai Athens re ports that shs CretaDs hsse
refused the annessy sfssrsd through the
British Consul bot ofsered 10 accert q re
gulaf armistiee. v'ls5eT'Hl o' asE7' 81 ehsssesg
Z e..e.5e- Z
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

The sbssses are IN favor Of ibs bomiba-
siOn q IIop. n. p. .sArnSeid % sts,sstills
ID place d Hoo. W. n. Robin. now rep.
.s,sr,ipg tie TlL C.bgrsss.gtsl Dis.ris..