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" has now been decided BY the highest LEGAL
tribunal OF the land that polygamy In Utah. as
elsewhere, Is an indictable offence II has been
asserted and denied with equal warmth that
the present tendency of the Mormons Is towards
monogamy- This tendency, in view OF the
supreme Court decision, should become un-
mistakable. The MormOns are a people of in
dustry and enterprise, and may reasonably be
expected TO attain their highest prosperity.
when this practice, injurious in Itself and in the
outside prejudices which il eycItes. shall ba
abandoned.
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When tie weather In the District of Column
bia is colder than IN Maine, as 1t has been
within the last few days its severity is felt all
the more because OF our ''unpTcparcdneSS."
Neither clothing nor houses are OF a kind
adapted TO the unusually low temperature.
some OF The results Of this condition of affairs
are more than mere Inconvenience. Suffering
and death follow. In addition to the more OBJ
yioUs causes of distress which spring from such
notable change OF temperature is the number
of accompanying nres. The desperate effort to
keep house warm when cold air p0ur5 in from
every door and window causes every means OF
heating 10 be used to It's fun capacity de-
fectiye tue or other weak point IS soon dscov-
cred b. roaring fire, and instead Of imperfect
shelter the SliTertng inmates find themselves
without shelter At al. For with high winds 10
ian the flames. with the water in the flre-plugs
frozen, and with extreme cold to benuInb hands,
body and mind, the fireman enters un0n his
truggle under unpTomising conditions.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
Tk~es-Stoyy Housss For Sal,

y EAI ESTATE BULLETIN
~
THOS. E. WAG1AMAN. 5l2 Seventh Street
Changes made evsry Wednesday AMI Saturday.,
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DRY GOODS.

900 pairs BLANKETS from 81 TO IS.
800 SHAWLS from 81 to $50
loo BED COMFORTS, 81, 81 -, 81 30, 81
1900 yards DRESS GOODS at 1Jc. and i6c, worth
2Jc
cases CANTON FLANNEL, Gle to l2Ltc.
LADIES' ELOAkINlI. 81 to 81
200 pieces CASSIMERES from. CSC to 81.
We have decided to reduce stock within the next
80 days, and Will offer q reduction from 10 to 20 er
cent. from regular prices. We guarantee to please
all IL prices.
GEO. !. JOHNSON,
ian4-tr Cor Sth st and HdrGe: SD1ca
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IA 'Vh LEN l.
L b. r. WARMER,
p1S II street northwest.

The Real Estate Review, published at my o11ics OIL
the 18th of each month contains complete LIST Of
al the houses have for rent, together with reports
concerning the condition Of the real estate market
throughout the country Gall and Fat copy.
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BANKERS.

Clio to $1,000 INVESTED In Wall st. stocks
y makes fortunes every month. Book sent free
explaining everything. Address BAXTER l. CO.
Bankers. II Wall st., n. Y. sep26tthEsly
C12OO profits on 10 days investment of e1OO
sDAcOo in Western Union October 18th tOlUU
Proportional returns every week on Stock Options Of
go, $Se. 800 500 0ttica ia, reports and
Bankers, 35 Wall street, New York. ie8eoi&kIX
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HOTELS.
WILLARD,s HOTEL.

W1AAARD's HOTEL.
This favorite Hotel having been thoroughly reno.
waited, painted throughout and e1,tircly reftsr.
Wished, is now open for the reception Of guesta
BRESLIN COOKE,
noV29-ti Projectors.
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DRY GOODS HOUSE.

CHEAPEST DRY GOODS HOUSE.
AnPd1 a Cotton 7c best Calicoes, &C.;
Case Cotton, l0c up; Spreads, soc. mp Dress Goods
must be sold &c. ny; double width POlonaise Goods
at haf price; Colored and Black All Wool Cash
meres, 40c up: best assortment Cloaks in city So 50
up to $26; Wool Flannels. men and boys wear
reduced prices: cheapest White Blankets in city
81 IS up: Gray Blankets, soc apiece; Calico Com.
fo1ters reduced pr.ces; All Wool Carpets SOC. up;
zoe. up. Whole Carpet stock at cost to close out
T.. n NAUDAIN,
ian4tr 3O9 Market Space.
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S25! $50! 500! $500! 8,

S25! $50! 500! $500! $500.
ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., hays been for
many years Stock Brokers and Bankers i'm New
York, at II Wall Street. They have the Reputation
investments ranging from $50 to $780, and have the
enviable reputation of always making quick ret,rns
Send for their Financial Report, fres-lNe,o YorE
iT10hnS novl8-eOtr
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE v;n
q execute orders for the purchase sale of Stocks
bonds and Gold on moderate margins. Commits
tiatea On responsible parties only Oorrespondense
and Stock Exchange, SO wall Ct, New YORK. Rsfsss.
enoe ~ 3 Menysn. ESQ, Presidsnt National Tru;
W. NOV 4osA fapJ-sr
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Everything in tie store must be sod as We won't
move any Of the stock.
- Terms CASH to everybody.
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Our SIS ENGLISH SUITS to order now......s35
Our s12 ENGLISH PANTS 70 order now ...... 7
Our As FINEST OyERCOATS to order now 80
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WANTS.

WANTED "A sITUATIONb by coiored girl to do
w general homework In 3 small family city ref
+ erences. Inquire t03 Sd ST. isnT-2s'
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ENOR RENT-Haudsomely Furnished FRONT
L ROi NJ with all >ony an.nceS, in private dwell
irE 1920 st NV. opposite FrAr kiln square. i.-t
l'OR PENTHOUSE No. T22 sth 1T. n W between
J. G and II; six rooms. sewer and water Apply to
No T26 5th isuT-2ts
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BOARDING..

ECsRDlNG. Fer cerr H,th ,i-s..c.,- rab,
- BOARD, one south Room. nicely !u-ai-sla / a,
92l New York ayCUCe n. ~ ian, g
, 1879-08-19
49, ts7a-TWELvE PAGES

mnn, but he mist 10 Khalii, ami must have
"ilat t!Ie later Turkish eu1tans tayc never ha,I
-tlc confidence Of tile Arats, thr ability 10
lead n con4ucrtng army In the Field. AMI The
strrngth To give equal rights to all Aioi.afnmc.
dans. Tie Arnbs will never Yield to the alcrntl-
ency, though thry may submit to the power, Ut
n Mongot tribe, whict, Inns never claimed u bc
civilized. l>na never founded city, and never
produced learned snau.
THE PRINCE jMrENfA1-A CONTRAST.
PANS, July 30-Tle Hteres ztttn'ry, t:ermnn
military paper, speaking Of Lieut.. Carey, wl,o
It Thinks cannot bo considered to have neglected
lis military duty in not haxardIng Ills 1!sc for
QUO whos1 position In the English army was
that Of spectator, cites an adventure Df Prince
volunteer In the congucst OF Algeria:
''Onc day he accompanied partY Of Chas-
sc.lrs Cheval on an expedition, In the course
Of which tt'cr. were attaekcd by. superior forces
nn had 10 gal1op of as fast as ti,ry ttulll. TIC
Prince, who brought mp tho renr. soon re-
narKcd that hIs snddle was iIiatl 3uste1 atlI WAS
getting so loose TINT ht feared lie should 1oso
It. IN which case tue fiery Arabian steed would
!laro been left without hope ot rescue. The
Prince accordingly asked oue Of the cllasseurs
1ncarcst 10 him to stop for minute ar1 lend
him n hand to set It right; but. o. The puraucrs
of thc not yery invttne solicitation. Tic Tftme @
therefore had TO dssmount afone, but, through
tllc rrst|cssncss Of Ills horse, found It !tnpos-
sbg to get tic straps fastened. Suddenly anc
Of the eisscurs turhca aml cafnc to his assist
anec. .snvIng 1t should never BE- said that q
French eoldfcr left foreign officer tn the
lurci,. With the MD Ut the gallant fcltom. tllc
saddle wns adjusted, and tic two loLtcrcrs
caught IN to their party. The Prince. who llas
ilght, has always greatly cstolIed ilis deed of
tlir gallant clIasseur without over blaming tic
conduct Of Ills other cotnpnntoHs.n
, 1879-08-19
4 Talk with Secretary Sherman
Regarding Matters in Ills
Department.
The Treasury Will Hereafter Affect
tho Money Market Very
Little.
Regulations taoscrnlng Express Charges
In Dealings with tho
Treasury.
Statistics Showing the E1tort Of Our
Trade with European 0oun-
tries,
FOUR PER CENTS.
4 VALUABLE rnIvILE1E KxrRNpHD TO TIE
uaSkEtk8,

~ - L Fa1k ~
VALUABLE PRIVILEGE KxTgNnHD TO TIE
uANKIHs,
sprciai Mspatca 7he Tribune
"AsHtSGroN, Aug. 16.--Thc amount paid
1ntu tho TFeasury during the present month by
tlIc bnnka tubscrlb!tIg 10 flc per rent luan ns
been S'U,00o,oU0. Tlu amount Of bonfls still
outstanding for which payment hus not been
made by tho banks Is about s4j, ,CU0 ,n00 Tn
dtf Tho tcrsns VI subscription this cAtiro SHIN
should hare pnfti to the GDItetl States Treas-
urcr IN Julr 2t the date upou which The last
eall Tor the 11'4os mattlEed. Tile leading sul-
ecrih1nr banks, however, have lately appealed to
Secretary Sherman for all extension Of time,
upon the ground that to l,aY into The Treasury
at once that large amount uf United States
notes. anil thus suddenly withllraw go much
money from the channels OF businrss. wouId
seriously affect the muncy mnrkrt, by forcing
the banks susnmari1y to call IN their loans, n,nf
wonld at the same tmc dcurcciatc the per
cent bunds. After a long discussion
with tic representatives Of the subscribing
Gnnks, the Secretary has modified Ills ordcr Of
March 70 last, which required thr banks to pay
fur their bonds upnn HE expiration of ninety
days from tic date of subscription, and directed
TINT drafts should hereafter bc mado upus
them
OS1r WHEN FUNDS ARE REQUIRED
by the UElted 6tatcs Treasurer to redeem the
called bonds presented at the Treasury Depart
mcnt for redemption. In tlr modified order
the Secretary Inns nieo directed the Treasurer to
glve the banks credit OIL their bond account for
thu called bonds presented By them for rcdemp-
tton. 1t Is provided. however, that the subscr!b-
lug bauE6 must be prepared Tor final settlement
with The Government On accaant Of the refund
iHg fonn upon the lst day of October. Ttv ct.
, 1879-08-19

Tho IkntlrnnI nnH Im1rjv IRA IOn EflnfEr {'nEf-
urc md l,n,,f,oozIo tn., r.1nt,n. ,:xn,nr,ut.
1,n-,v-so,I f,mtr,,,,,,, ,r :, ",,,,,,s tin,Io,.
..',',.'.. 1' - 1"'""""'7
@"'e'S'
"o<'''t t"'na'e" :" ~ ,,. tF'oanr'
st. LOUIS a'o't aug le.-fhe ~h'to ht'u COL
otcd excursion party frnta the State Of Sftsss-
sppj Which passed through hrre lust week fur
Eonx.. ,vi,1 r.,,,rp IN ~ Inu,. a, q ,,,,,rI. t1s
..s.',,. i,.',...>. ,.t. ~ H..
1hoFh'1''' "as"'. lcs! N"nsos c1ts a. u III. os
Arrangement with tl'c railroads, they arc a'o%-
e nntil tie 90th to stnrt from st. Louls for Mig
slsslpuI, Mr., Euys Turner, one Ut thu managers
~ ,,'' ,xorr. ,,r., ,r,,,, o,, ~, T., a,,r..,.,
" w., ~, '"e" '".''s 80" ."'. ~" ~
stated l'sa' apott olle-loarth ol TUE eolorea pof
t!on Of the excurslontsts who were olit with
him would tr.uuin In kaueas, a,ltl not
ru turn, lie thiuks tl,aL 1he other culoJcl
nrut,Ee GENERALLY will hrar hume a cpui
rclurt uf ka,sas. a,ul thereby tnt!urc othrrs TO
leave, liz tlli,,ks Tint The exodus Will continue
thls ia!l. liz suys hu tells tt.ose who hayc rot
S:SH TO 800 in cGst tat they vau DO pru,ty we'll
In Kansas, 1t nox urgIus to look as though
lis entcrprtstug planters who orran,xcd t{Iis
great stcurrlop. by which ti,ey huncl to ser,Iru
such 4 rcuurt frou kunsas d. would disrunt
eyrEy darity III Djsiu with t!r yery leu ri emil
rratinn. have been saJty ,iuucl. II IN said tint
MInnpv thosu who undertook to manage the
excursion wcre oEo or two WHO lad
sold themselves to the land a,nI rutlrpuA arer,.
rlcs nf Ills West. Tlesu gentleman wrre kucu
nnI cntrrnrisin.. mt, t,Iry saw In II thmt rn,h-
inT ,npieasant or steriiu should mret tha cris-
, 1879-08-19
SPRINGFIELD.
appointment hy ti,r Governor-Ilcenscs Is
sued to New Corporations.
Enfrfn{ fHshHfch 10 Tie IF7bun&.

appointment hy til" Governor-Llcenses Is
sued to New Corporations.
EptctG& MsHssrh ia TIE Trthuns.
srR1saR1ELp, H., Aug. 1s.-Thc, Governor
to-day appointed John Il. AianalsaD Of Sterling,
Whlscs!de County, as Trustee Of tl.r 1nstltutioa
Tor thu Dcaf a,rl Dumb at Jacksonville, to I'LL
thu vacancy euuscd by thr zcsignatu. OF J. II.
Patterson
Licenses to organize were to-1ay issued by
the Secretary Of Etas IL tlle following PROPOSED
corporations: The Josephine Gold anA Silver
Mining Company vi Arizona; vApttul, q ,DCU. :
0Ct': headquarters. Chtcago; e.srpurasuT!. Hugh
McDongnlt. William NJ. Lourhln, anu William
Irvine.
The American Telegraph Company Of ChLra-
70; capital. s45,C0ui earnuraiurs, MrTto,! a,
Ihurber, sanlucI u. Munsou, JE.. ana John
Parker.
Certificates Of organization were also flied by
the Jan.rs GestInGs fennury, Ut la Narpe.
llalNuck County, tu te un,tcr ttsc management
Ut tr North Illinois Conference III tho MulsluA-
tst Protestant Church. The Trustees ars /. j.
Strong. ". Z, Ba!nteT, j, ". Castcll. bcnlaMln
Wu1ren. er., Robcrt sutton, 4. ]. Jat1lcs, Kin.
scy Gettings. james n. Cunnbell c. N. Dryan,
rlohlaa j. Campbell Geo1gs Kirkpatrick. Z. G.
Preston, Jan,es II. MagaiE ". II. Jorllcn and
Robert uurns.
A,su. BY the Friendship Pleasure j. pcncyo-
lent CLUB, af Chicago; Directors, 0ustuy J.
hchl!ct, Robert Seyeriu, and Frederic knispel.
, 1879-08-19
THE RECENT ELECTION.

t1asciat Eisi,1fh Ia The Tribune.
WAsniSGToS, b. c., Aug. 12.-ft appears
tlat sumo persons OH behalf of ttc railroad
companies, which l,nrc been at work for several
years trying 10 lIave the 1ndian Territory opened
to white settlement. took IN active p1rt III the
recent Cherokee election. The expenses Of tl,cts
campaign, which WIS conducted FROM Parsons,
kans., were very considerable; md, ns the re-
pitcd mapugcrs arr distinguished by their wo-
.ul impecuntosity. 1t IL only FUR to Infer that
they received assistance from so,nc
Que, IN the rai'road Interest. str: pr.
Bushyhead. the successful candidate for
the office OF PRINCIPAL Chief OF the
Cherokces at the latc election. is c!aescd rs q
"Iibesni" In politics, a.ni Ills elnims we're SUB
ported By the outside Interests mentioned.
They expect to bc able to Use hinl next winter
to further some OF their schemes for tie spulia-
tlon Of the civilized tribes ol thu tndlan Terri
tasy III this expectation they Will. lIUwcyer,
be disappointed. Frotn nll accounts, there arc
substantially none OF the 1nembers u ctiher ot
the civilized tribes In favor Of dividing up tt,e
country fnr the benct, VI the railroads, md Mr..
UuRhylcads intimate friends sav tElat lle III tar-
tieuur is rs much opposed to the railroad
scl,ulnes as any Que iu the Territory.
, 1879-08-19


WASHINGTON, II. G.. Aug. 18.-Sccrctary
Sherman, who leaves for Ohio Tomorrow. bolny
oucstioncd ronccrnin,, future nnnnr!ol onpra.
uae0t'u'4c" aoa'eiu'"1 's.u.e "nane'o' ope'a4
uu!s " ..'c A'eaoui1' Fep"s"'
"Ihc treasury operations viii probably hero
after hare. no material effect upon the money
market, 1t Is probable thu, before the 1st of
~" 49,. ~ n'n w.,
an'outn'E u npous s'',uV."eu. VIII W pre-
scntcd Tor payment u1,tl will pe paid for through
tue Clearing House of New York. As much Of
this ,rnnnv will m tn different na+,s nf tim
,,,,,,,,~, ,,.,,vhn-o ,h,, N.r WI, H.. .,,,ort
eoa"''s s'1e""e's 'uaA -'o" 1o'h' 'n' pu} 'nsa'
nl"S ,r,,,, ~, ,,-nn,,,
,x,.,, .,,. ,,,s h.. - ,,.,,, ,,a,,,..,,
!'",l' ulht e"', o"t ~ "''' |".'a''3 so".' eoa'c
back again. Alter the fc1uhuli'S Operations hfc
closed out thu Treasury payments Will bc equal
b,,onco NJ t,r fr,ctfonoi c,,rr.,,rv f,u,l wl,rI,
na'n''eo " VIZ A'Ie.'o.'a' eu.'sue. ''o" VIII"
CONGRESS fcqn'cu 10 oe pa'd OUT
What will he tllc probable amount Of gold
~ +stt, I" IT," re. m ,.na :. :, ~ aa". su ~ .s
eooA"' ',' VIZ ~ '''a o"'
exports Will hc Ercatly N excess o1 luz Imports
but the rxrcss will be pn!l for largely by Amer.
ta.,, ina ,,,,,a ahrnn,f MI. ,,,n', ,.aA,
~ ~ I',.'.',.. an, ~. o .s' """'u
o.. eoll,c oash s!, soe gna g VIII @ CONS, aHs our
TI'.>s. r. iii ,.o ~ tt. .@ ,,.' 49, ..' , ..s'
TINS WI give W oanKs a'l excellent on1ur-
tlnltS ~ psnside themselves with e'ln fcsetfc
1tlSteau nl u1iltet Hlatcs Mh'tss: o1 Which tnr
reserve now CONSISTS. United states notes wlii
all be wanted ~ ue!isc uso tor 'le !arGes. Srops
uni t." lafgret hi's|t1esH wc hare ever tsad;"
rancsdf
!" Yes: the prieo OF silver Is advancing SONG
wtAt. There is t'e1ter demand for silver inr
Ghnu: and therefore tl!s prize i higher III Sun
Francisco THU Il! New York; ! shni'f' nut t'e
surnriseG II t'Ie silver on thu l'aelie Ctass bni
70 to ClIina, n1'tt tint ol'r supply lhr eollInco
shnul d conIu !roni Colorado, Mexico, alid pcr-
haps London"
TREASURY CIRCULAR
lfs r,vnin,f",,s fnr cvnr.ss ,,or,.'s ~, ,nnnrvs
IL, In 1ss,,r.I n,ul rr,lcr,,d tn iInit"l S,mtrs
nn,cs eu'i m Sntt,,ai honl: mo,rs ..,'t f"r ~.
!cmpt!ou tI,c c.,n1rrs at co,,tract ratcs nfc ,..
,iI,ctr,i fr,m III" nrnrrri4 In fr,rtin,ai Silver
, 1879-08-19

WITH FHANCE. UEl1MAAY. AND GREAT uNlTAIN.
ttteict Ns0aic, 10 7hs Tribune
WAsMls0ToN. u, t., Aug. lS.-TIo aunual
sepuft ot tic Secretary U! Slata upon The eosll,
mescial relations OF tlle United Slates will. for.
e!gn countries, Tor the year 1878, l.as Just bceu
printed. and c0ntatns exceedingly Interesting
and significant tables Of figures, setting forth
tic improved condition vi tbs export.tradu Ut
tho Un,lc1 States. llu says tllt tl,u dcprcs-
sion Which Aus fur sons years. psralyxrd
the trude asl industries of foreign TIA
lions wa, It anything, moro emphatic
during the year 1878 lilan in previous years.
He lulds lln& thu statistics chow that We hays
uot only now, to great extent, c4la'!ctPatcd
uurselYcs ison Dependence llpon Europe for cur
supply Of manufactures. but that w have, iu
sou,e important branches Ut manufactures. I'll.
, 1879-08-19
tered Into very saccessfu1 competition with
Europe In !ts own fnnrkets,

RI ,.aa. ~ ~" r.-. '1a' he.n. .
e "auo - r'anee WIN tnp on'tcu oLaies
enoma adecrchhe u tfn1nrtntions into the United
States q nearly taHO,nD over the preceding
% yeAr. "h',c tue dGnestlccxporss from tie United
statca to traoce have Increased more than $i0.-
ua,0A' II tt!e antnc time. The following arc
anloig ilc Items hi tncre'ue OF thu e1portatfons:
lhe valne Of cotton Inns increased &:D0, ,001;
lard. 81 .c0o.8l2: baron anl hauna, nearly ~
0txl00D: agricultural implements, fron. $9SU,-
tx0 to t0422,t00; nnI wilcas-lGur from, e1,Ul0 10
e113,0t0 The importation ot eIIk and vrlyct
piece Goods has decreased about &2,0otJ,WtI;
ca1fskin leaifa r. ansl hides, about sl,tn0,UU;
raw sl1k, sJ00E00: cotton roods, &45D, TOO; hats
a1.l hatters' Rot,ds, e100,tNp.
The balance of trade between Germany md
the United States. for the ycar cbttn.. June ~,
1873, was, III ruund tunbcrs, $10, OK. D00 lu cur
favor.
The wbcat.fmport into Grcnt Britain from the
United Htntcs .iinwe an increase of $1lNN0O0;
Of cotton, an ii,rrcnae Ut &Y,GdSJ,tMO: of Lncnn
Md ilatns. M increase of over $S.OyO,0O0. The
exports frntn Gruat Britain to the United States
Of Iron, manufactured atni unnrnufacturctl,
hnyc decreased q. 00G 900; cotton manufactures,
, 1879-08-19

DY MAUI.
v.,, M r,,v ,.u,,,p w,.,srrn-xvux nxuo.,.,
FAi+A VI aA@ t"ts'6 Ai"i7iss-"Af hEfohAs
ARE IMPOSSIBLE.
London spfctaior. dug. 0.
later. rrnortet, thit wcok from r,,nst.n,tro,,,"
"a ,.rr 1,,u ,uar.am. "v"nt Enr ~ s,'sa,.' ..s
'uts Et'po' ta4't c'ent. fo' '"e scco"a tlH'e'
dFana s1zter' backed with more or less car.
Eestncss By all the European Embassies, has at-
thc Sm,.,n an' for ,lo s.cou, lima H.. tai,,sa ~
s.. ""a ~. ''1 ,,,,, .n'e t"s tanoso
ms oeeh eou,p'etc. Nnalrcnd'h' IKE al1uI'At,
peeled to the reforming nnrty.-on]y In lcnrn.
llko M,dhnt. tint mi. narlv hoa m st-.,,.,,,
s'."' .' ra!t5 Aa' Nv s'fens'l,.
toPa'sF po"eE III 4b1key, euch ns IL
1s, remains with tho Old TURKS, who
age led by The Ulema, which latter cannot, II
tley would, dactars thn Khnl,f less thar ah.
.oi,,.a .r,,o ,,",.i,s,, a.. 49, .oa .'Hn
"u no'un .1'at 'ne 'a"yc1S s'u.p'y
, 1879-08-19

Eprciai [ispatcA to The 1s19nne.
WAsniSGToN, D. C., Aug. 18.-Thc American
Ministers tn Peru, Chill, aud Bolivia have been
instructed 10 represent to their respective Gov
crulncnts TINT the United States will be ready
at auY time wien requested BY cacl, of tlIosc
nat!ons now at war tn use Its good olllcrs to
brn. about peace. This step Inns been taken by
our Government as m evidence Ut ita friendly
fec1!nt. toward these natIuns, and the fntCrcsE
vi our South American commerce.
THE LAND COMMISSION,
n the trfIftr4 Assoeiafsd frtss.
WAsHISGT0E, u. T.. Aug. 1S,-Cn,nnfssfoNer
Williamson, of tilr tiencrul t.alut UllIre. will
ruvc tonight to join tr luhIlc Land Conln,s-
s,uu Ut Denver.
FREE DELIVERY.
The Tostnsastcr-Gcneral las dcslgnatcsl Tcsre
Hnutc, Ind, ns 1rec.uellyery city utter Oct,
Ilrxl,
, 1879-08-19

TIE ropE's HEALTH.

ROME, Aug. IA dispatch has been sent 10
The Papal Euncios, signed By Cardinal Siont
Tontfflcal Secretary Of statu, announcing thut
the health Of the Pope is comparatively guod.
0AnlDALDI.
RoME, Aug. 18.-l'hu health Of Gen. Carl
'haid, the last three days Inns been worse. lie
cuuuot cat OIL account of arthritc pains.
, 1879-08-19
CASUALTIES.


EAs stotM.
NEW lo1tK' Aue' ln'-eoneldcFahlc t'atnaEe
las been donu to buildings III course Of erection
about the city by heavy fall Of raIn. In some
instances foundations have bccn undermined
49,, .sn. -. f.,,n. T., III. ,ro,.ts 49, .at.,
a'''' "a''S 'ia'e .a"cu' =" a'' e't""ls u'o 'a'n
gave place 10 Heavy Qafc'
The storm along tho Andfon ras severe, AMI
bonts AMI trains arc delayed, thp latter by
trees across the track.
WlLMiSGToN, y. C., Aug. 1S.-A terrific
storm Of wind and rain visited this SECTION carly
t11s morning. At i q. N. thr velocity OF the
, 1879-08-19


GALEsHunG, ILL.,, Aug. 18.-This evening,
while Mr. II. Comstock, OF this cltv, antl ". D.
Daker+ a travelling salesman from Chicago, were
out riding, their horse took fright antl ran scv-
cral blocks, throwing both gentlemen upon the
ground. Mr.. Comstock had hts right shoulder
badly masued. Mr. Bakers left leg caught In
the wheel, brcnk!ng Ills unkle 7nd otherwise in
fl!cttlr severe injuries, hu being large man.
His suIeringB nEe great.
Sptetat DispafeA IN TAe Trtbune.
lNpIANAroL1s. Ind, Aug. 1a.-John 1losg-
while wallns in White River to-1ay.
, 1879-08-19
INSANE.

NEW YonE, Aug. ls-ihe Rcy. Atherton
l.rsh Powyt, the Engist, Clergyman who has
Icen in ths country about two years, waa taken
tuto custody io-slay. charged With being insaue.
aud will te ssul bY hs relatives tu the bloultl-
lu.ate Asylum. Lis souK have buen searching
IL uapY c1tlcs for Afm.
, 1879-08-19

Et7tld4 7HSD77!cH n 7Ht 3Tf6H#E-
ANN ARuols, Mich, Aug. 18.-slrs. George
johnson, wife Of weli-knuwn wealthy
farnier Of Lodi, III this county, sister OF Mrs.
II. Mclean, Of this city, was drowned this
morning III Salinc River. Shc was crosslng tc
river on log ar, fell. 1t Is supposed sho waa
stunned, ns the wafer Is mt deep. When dis.
covered BY her husband ele was dral.
, 1879-08-19
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

BIooAlao1ox, H.. Aug. l6--The coal. miners
to-day struck for all Increase Ut waeea, dcmal,d-
lng M advance OF 25 cents per ton uyer thu pres.
INT price, Is ceuts. Tic strikers ara perfectly
qatot a4'tl orderly, but cyldeutly determined to
stick 1t Out.
, 1879-08-19

vienna, Aug. 1s.-pseparat!ous arc making
TO enter Novl.l,azar with frp1n IT, 000 tu u, eco
men shortly, SO rs to extingulsh The antigi-
patel opposition.
, 1879-08-19
UTF TILE TRACK.

AUGUSTA, tin., Aug. 13-1wo coaches Of q
soutt,,ho,tnd trun ou the Charlotte, Columbia
& Augusta Isaitronl wero thrown down MI en-.
bankmcnt nenr Col,ln,lIa, by hroken rait,
Sunday night, uni turned completely 0yur. 9tx-
ltcu pcrsous Wero Injured. None seriously,
, 1879-08-19

NAVAL EOUKT-MANTIAI.
BERLIN, Aug. 18.-1'ilc third cnurt-marttnl on
tic Groaser Kusfurst disaster will assemble on
tho 20th lust.
, 1879-08-19

LEAvrswonru, Ks., Aug. IA brakeman
natnrd David White, on tho kansas Central
Rnslroad, went Into a drug store ut HaYcrnll
SATURDAY. night, n,ul, thinking to take drink
irol! buttlo Of whisky, took pusun, unu died
tu taw minutes.
, 1879-08-19

BRCssEIs, ArE. 18.-Thc Socialist federation
here Inns posted placaFas calling a meeting OF
workt1,gmcn to protest against the expulsion
OF tho forelgn socialIst aEttasors, johann Most
aud Herr Drousse.