Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1876, Page 5

-THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 187 labitants, two Popes, or Bulgarian priests, [ which thesn troons are, he will not risk afight, > 3 M1 Mortill and Marnan, 1; Remren and Burdock, 1. wors b Im.;c&, in the! rv|l'a|.nu!nls,upvml'!mtl‘lrhlm; lnuz ‘llml.“lm‘ls nore Ili(zly to be preparing a re- 1 ASTI)[]‘S' '}.l‘:r?-:fl:;fi-:'llfifil"m“nf"d Mills, 1 each. 88 the Maritzn, and ten peasants at the vor- | treat on Mostar, X 3 L York. uf the strecta n the Cliristian quarter. Not — Umplre—Ducharme, of New York i N . —T'wo b 1 D1t Inntes. even the iackery of a trlal was pretendod b GREAT BRITAIN, Fresh lllustration of St. Louis [ T™eiyhehtsandifteunninuter. rommendabloapathy, and wounds that would kill ‘TOREIGN. au Englishman ary taken as jokes by the ene- wlos of the Turls. In operation. Between forty and sixty pers 4 wlg recelve employment {rom this ln!t’lll‘l’:l;:.n- . New Yonk, Aur. 2L.—The employes of th: New York & New Jerscy Ratlroul hive struos and traflic over the road is suspended. Tha Fighting on Sunday in the any of theso cases, which were the unanthor- . Loutsy! <y, , ] e to-day | cause of the strike Ia the non-payment . DEROHAL,™ -, Vicinity of Alexinatz. izt "t piieted s o G Circiatan - | - e TR, s Base-Ball Rowdyism. ety o 18 vk Sle=The ke to-dag | e LS o BRSO th 1 Grant White salled for Europa Sat- regulars, Onthe 14th of July, 4 funale teacher, pet o 8. r~{ ¥ N Inringe— 12346067890 ing ol notes given for the previous four monthe® ‘{"'.‘“,'L“J,'d. et nged 17, u former pupll of the Protestant Mis. | wlal," from Gloucestdr, Mass., arrlved to-dag. Loutmifle, 201000120 0—4|wagen arday in i - alunary Schoal, was wrrested at Panagurtteh und FAILED, The Chicago Club Leaves the Ficld on | iudianspol 0020000 1-0 brought to trial ot Tatar-Hazad ¢ chary s 5 Error—t. : Indisnapolts, . JF‘L»&r::x[;znvrllununwl|;t:ll;e"l:ninl\l;r%x:ig.ulél:'ulgvfil: Lonok, Aug, 21.—James and Lowls Frazer Account of Unfair Treatment, Tiane bita-<Lagiaviile. 07 Indianapolia, 10, i ; o & Co,, Fast Indla merchants, of White Lyon Earncd tuns—Louleville, 13 Indianapolle, 2, S o comloried snd; after bl mubeill | (o0 o corsiill; ave mukpended.. Thely dial: i ot ity n}m-ucuh:’ L vy, On 1’-’:"“ 10th of Jul{, another kirl, to ‘";,‘a':,{"j g":“;[‘,‘;:';:d" & Co, export merchants | A Forfelture of the Game Declared | Uiapire=Michecl Walsh, of Loniaville, fown ton filteon Fuslin pomm e i s ot Unll strect, hiave fafled, with 1sbilities Agalnst the White Stockings, TIE TURF. 'll;urtnfl;. "&“wuuoll.lkn'l“mltb;.llm"“l\l"' uw:n;; ") e AL SO ""“"’fl;" irough thie country dovastating ol around 12 RIPL s s Aug. 21Tl tra runnin it v ey i el b | Dot Aug, i Kt it 1 | T Buriords Beat tho Bostons 10 to v et aat mili B g st e e e o e TUTkINL | TP Wart . unbloton roporied 1o veoiun Raoing at Saratoga, The siest 7o peroun villages are in nalies, and wlole proy- | shot. —_— was won b inces, once thy svurce of its greatest revenne Itinenld that Mra, Sturgin, mother of Lient. | Sorvian Accounts Credit the In= aiw, who was killed [n the Custer slaughter, 2 g:’:fi'lofiun;x‘u‘. from grief. surgents with a Partial The Sullan of Tuskey has been for rame Hme in Victory. charge of r. Mongleri, an Ilnlluul physiclan di. ecting the Innatic anylum at Sentarl, ’ HEhe fiew York Sun taken the gronnd thattantey | WII0 the Turks, us Usual, Clatin in bis crulses among African lakes, taking what he o Decisive Victory. wants and killing whom lie clionses, Is little better ttan a pleate. S A nephew of Tirleham Young uccuples the edi- [ The Great Powers Again Make toril chinfr of the Salt Lake Tribune, the Gentile Overtires for Peacs, FIRES. e AT ROGERS* PARK. The residence of Capt. J. Q. Bhepardson, of Rogers’ Park, on the Milwaukee Division of the Chicago & Northwestern Rallroad, {n the Towne ahip of Evanston, caught fire Sunday night, and wasentirely consumed. 1t was one of thelargest and most elegant residences {n this viliage, hay- ' Ingz heen bullt within tho past year, at acostof wey three-quarters of = tnile dash, rechonter, May 10, second, Mattie — s feehiontel $12,000, and was first ocoupled Iaat fall, It was 3 nt SI=BALL. A, Thied. " Tine, 1317, lacated two blacka east of the raflroad and o vepancr. Hle kpoke of Heigham Young as **un tu the Goyerninent, are uow lyiug waste and TORTUGAT. BASH ,] The mile-and-a-half dash, all ages, was won % ¥ ot :'5:55“... old houud " to Mr, Btillson, of the et N desolute, The populations ure dyiniof hunger, TIK PINANCIAL CUIBIS. DRGNS KT BOTLY, by Burios, Tuepirstion nécond, Uslwey third. m‘?fihfi:fi‘?fi‘“fi"fi'fi"“"?fi ;fiz'n’i"x‘rff."fl.'“v’éfi World, Addltionnl Accounts of thte Atrocities fn | and thousands of ouee wenlthy citlzens are beg- Lonnoy, Aug. 21.—The financlal crlsls in Bpecial Dispatch tr The Tribune, e, 2230, § o eing thelr bread, barefooted, “in the streets of Pi lippopolis, The prisuns ‘wre cramnied with | Portugal orlinated fn the faflure of somo Lulgarians, in such numbers that they die for | financiering banks in Oporto, and 1s & revival of Theatrical peaple will be intererted n the news $17,000; Insurance, $),000. Capt. Shepardson, that Mlen Geovie Drew, n dunghter of Mre, John Wlio faan cxtensive land-owner and money-loan. er, doiug business in Chicago, 8r. Louts, Aug. 2l.—Tho scventh game of | * The selling race, one mile and one-cighth, Servin and Bosulas the Cicago-8t. Louls series differed from any | wns won by Meco, Holet second, Gras. Nun third, Thrre. 15t is abaent from it i veral respects, The Chi- | Thme, 1:555 hiome, belog & meinber of the Clilcazo G Drew. of Plitiwdelphin, leshortly Lo be murrled to 2 want of alr, and thelr piteous crien for tercy | the erisls there in May lnst, when some weak | Other of the lot In several .. | . The last race, threequarters-of-a-mile dash e ek the Chicazo Conslato- Me. M. 1. Warrymore, of the New York Eitth TUE FAST. i feard disthuctly during the sienco of tho | haake wers westoned by strongor institutions, | £250 Cluby by everybody concedd the strong: | g, 11 JorL Face, three by Piess of Tuule, | 1 which Is now fn Philadelphia. Avenue Theatre, = CRETR, ulght. Thne, 1:19, ¢ 1 e which | 1 R 3 rerywhere the Turks are preaching thie ex- | 273 When the Governinent also advanced :::nd,:l'l::uflv;;dg::xlf\)[\:lfi:}a"xl:o\}L!I:lll:;‘t'hcrs foe| opateond, ""gi’."'fi’rf'o'n’" : terminitlon of * those Chrlstian dogs iho haya | moncy. The bills then discounted for the weak the ch fonal v ugame to St. Louls by Spectal Dispatch to The Tridune. forced then to leave their yulet Jife to fizht | banks have now run thele course, and, aa their | the championslip, gave u gam A LiscoLx, 11l., Aug. 2L—The Fair opened to- yeulnst Lie enemics of Allah," Between Ak- | position Is unimproved, the stroniger banks re- | crrors, aud then lost vue by belng Inferlor tu | 407" Ward entries “are’ already bonked than Falunka and the Servian frontlee not one vllage | fuse to rencw the bills. Tt is expected that & | honest batting. To<lny's, the hird of the trip, | wire cver kuown here hefore, Eyen ything bua een left studing, At Vosaving, on tie | laree mnount of sovereiuns wiich hus gone | wos stolen from them by a boy whote unlucky rmml,.!ca success {f the weatlier remains favoru- dave, every Chirlatian district hus' becn abau- | o the Bank of Englaud will ‘restoro contl | 25 iae i wmpire. 1iis name fs Walker, | ble, To-morrow we have the 245 trot, a mile il o - | dence, 3 AL Ay | Wash, three-quarter dash for 2-ycar-olds, and a doned by it yonutasion; "v;]};i.»h Hs et for pio- —— he came from Cincinuatt, and hias sbout asmuch | fi2ah, three-qua Lo e dinary crowd for e flelds where the Turks have been successful all FRRANCI. backboneasaclaw. An extraordinary : - thie wounded huve been mutinted, and by a re- KILLED BY LIGHTNING, St. Louls witnessed tho game, and there were CASUALTIES. ||unun:mlfilflcr’ucuv hl“u le;l!l:' l?u"lo die In Panis, Aug. 21.—Deputy Camille Clande, Re- | about 3,000 of them by count. “'h(.’l‘l[w{,ln def- agony, with their eyes dugout, thelr lips, noses, 3 3 8§ ‘hat not, McVey was — SRR Pt Wy Nob syl the irregulurs, | PUbllcan, was kiiled by lightoiog yesterday, esence to good luck or what nut, McVey wa DROWNED. Lucy Tooper ine discoveled that Kings and CONBTANTINOPLE, Aug, 1.—The Greek Min- Queens exirt in thin nineteenth century so that | {stor las presented u note to the Porte from the mewspaper corraspondents may welle aboat them. | Greele Governnent, demanding that Turkey Bat forelgn correspondents ouly exlst a0 that pere | ghall prant the requesta of the Cretans, becanse sonal coluwmns may be filled. thelr discontent ta reaching the people of Greeces Miss M. L. Williug, of Ihiladelphia, who died ARMY MOVEMENTS, recently In Parle, wan engaged to be marrled 0 | o140 Pgh s marching on Alexinatz smulta- g::‘;‘f";“‘{.";:{.; ?",'l‘“‘“,';‘-;(;’,{r}“_"l';, Hor denth wad | cously with Lyoule Pasha, Alexinstz and Del- dranght of fee-water taken when she was egrad, it Is expected, will fall, MOROCCO. Leated. but by theumatiam of the heart. ) < Byron wrale to Afurray: ** You will heaneprised | PATIE Aug.21.—The Emperor of Morocco hos IN CHICAUO. The alarm from Box 56 at 7:55 o'clock lags evening was causcd by the discovery of fire in . o two-story frame building Ne. 932 State street, awned by G. I Hess, aud occupied by A.H. La Monte, President of the g}nzluunl Palnt Cumpany, ‘a5 8 paint-shop. The flanies were speedlly extinguished, with but slight dnmage. e fire was oceasfoned by the ignition of a can of ofl fromn u lighted candle fuths Landsof a careleas workmun employed in mixing palat. AT MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, toJearn that I have fnlshod anotber trsgedy called | deglarcd Is Inabiliy to send bis customary aub- | PO S G2 IS NULURY, G0 SUE Heseilurs, sentnto pitch ut the sendbofl ud the fint | Nyg Yong, Aup. 2l—Faur boys wero Fpectal Dispatch to The Tribune. ¢ Sardannpajus.’ 1t Ie ot for the stngo any more | shly to the Sultan of Turkey, owing to theheavy | jirw atrocities, snd weeping women tell you DS mau, Plke, bit iim cleau for o buse, but White | 5 o 0q yesterday In the North River, the MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 21—A fire Sature than the other ['* Muorine Fallero*| was tntended | dralu on his resources caused by the repressing how their innocent babes have been tossed luto for it, and 1 slinll take Dbetter care this time that | of the disturbances fu s own dominton, . was not used Lo the pace, and a bail got away the alr by these rutlious, to be impaled wpon the Loats Iu whih they were ruwlog belng run down | day night destroyed the shingle-mili owned by from him, which gave Pike third, yheuce he ¢ L TE v N S % camboats. Fred Mayo. Loss, $5,000; insurance, $2,000, they don't get hold of 18, Tt Lord Byron comd TCNBNNAYEEP, polnts of e yataglia. Toroueh tho wiola EIIED DL A BOLICEMAN, came home on n wild piteh by Mcvey, With | Pjptcambouts. persons, who were attending | A Ire Sunday night destriged 1o W Evstrna not provileaiminal dareett & Palmar. Lonnoy, Aug, 21.—A special from Alexinatzy N‘l‘!ll’t‘l’. Ot "fi’,,»;.,g‘ ot \c'h,g,'u,m",,n.w]',c! Jis | . Masox Ciry, T1L, Aug. 20.—About 11 o’clock | this start for the Trowns the game went on to tu-shop. Lose, $150. camp-meeting at Red Bank, N. J., were drowned Ly the overturning of their boat in the Shrews- bury River, The title of Deaconafeld, now assnmed by Mr, | dated the 17Lh ust., states that Gey. Tehernay- Disractl, nccura in hiln carllest novel. Jtis meite | ol las removed his headquarters to Delegrad, tloned three tmes In + Vislan Greg. ™ The New | \0hro hio lins massed 40,000 tmen for n tingl York $un obseryes: ** There I something romantic | 1) oo ! £ 1 the way this fancied thtle of the young novelist stad. The abandonment of Alexinatz is con. bins become the real mame of the aged Minister, | teInplated. i RUSSIAN SYMPATAY, il::“l.::,l;,}-ml Hataamer i mind elole dglhye QA sy:jm:‘lnl Irmnfl]xlerlln suya: ;‘ltls'nt:lcdllh:b E en, Tehernayell's reports of a victory huve 1h\:1":xcg;l]|“|':cnfl|1l:fr‘:;:’; dnt’o z::?“u‘;d;::l;lllu‘:‘lw:r:,: chauged the ucfim.-lul dlsposition of the Russian Spain, ond {hie people were curlous ta sco what | Government. Even the Czar, confidently expects eort of 6 recentlon she wonld recetvo In this cssen- | Inga fuvorable change in the position of thy tlally Republiean towa, ‘The people who were o | Servians, hos sbandoned his mediatory ciforts, yociferony efght years ogo with sliouts of **Muera | It Is nsserted that the Porte possesses undenia- In Relna had lost thelr volces, but thers was [ ble proof that the Russion Consular Agents havo been spared to perform religious servive at the | Jast night, o blackley and murderous villain | the sccond funing, when Cuthhert struck bard to funerals of the dead, numed Zeph Case, who murdered fu cold bluod | McVey, and the ball got sway from him to Nor are these and similar atrocities confined . C) " ot vhio, being late, spun the balt to Glenn 5 to the provinces {n the neirhborhood of the the- | LF Chawberlain, in this clty, sbout four sears | Peters, who, being late, sp Poxtiac, 1il,, Aug. 21.—On Satarday evening 4 5 4 o | 080, was sliat by Joln B. Wileon, night. police- | very sarply, The latter muffed 1, and, when | o oo nuned Willie Raspberry, nge 10 years Dk e couate. At Neveation S 81 1 san, Tormerly Gity Marahal, Dastlettarn of the | the gamo was called on b account, shawd the | &L3% nusned Willie Dean e bataa i years, Christlans were eeized on the 20th of -fuynnfl tragedy, which oceurred corner of Main and | third finger of his left hand thrown out of jolut | becnme afrafd that it would capsize, and lmpml solid as slaves fo the adjuining viilages.” The | Chestnut streets, ave about os fojjows: Witson | fn two places, ‘This necessitated a change back luto the river. Belng unable to swim, he was whule population of Burgzas wus diearned, even | o engaged in conversationwith several gentle- | 1o the normal position of the nine, aud the | rowned. The body Wwas recovered, but all at- e¥Lhe 7] 3 cen Chris- . . empts to restore 1f ede 4 b 3te \‘“f,‘,_f'L.“,:",'E‘.,’,.fi}‘,’f{’};.'{‘:,‘,‘{{"g,;{f&i‘,‘m bets- | tuen, when Case appronched and comumenced | third inufng was played without 2 score, thotgh ey, orsalite fallak, o heyiurind ing forth some of the vileat epithiets regard- ¢ DIt for two basce, but was lcft. In the ‘i N. Y. P 1 Iz of villuges of the district burned to the ground. | PoUT SEvICAt ept Pike hit for two basce, 3 Iziaca, N. ¥, Aug, M.—By the upsciting of, In Sulonlen slx of the most chllfll)‘%:lllzxuu [\’\"‘h:“,‘,‘: lf:é‘::"":(‘.“;:‘fol:‘,_,i.‘:';:",“ll‘:n{",',,:."ffl':ml’;}: fourth muing McVey hit hard and sharp past | a sullboat on Cayugn Lake yesterday, James huve been tmprlsoned; in Bitolky fuur otbers, o hes ) third, andjwas safc ot first. Anson sent one | King, latrick Gurvey, aud Jucob Lick were The erfme chnrlfi'cv.l npc»'l these unfortunates [y 1‘,':.:’., ll;t::l";]‘;::’,l.'r;fi'i:’,":{"fih:;:‘[:;}},"u:“:fl:finu(;fi:e upluu'hx;l' vast first, and McVey dug drowucd.t a1 il e The S b the sale of Christian buoks, of which, und espe- for years, and the announcement of his death | Out or third. Blong ot Tight Spectal Dispatch to The une. AT BRUSSELS, ONT. Brusants, Out., Aug. 2L—A fire last night destroyed almost the eatire business portion ot this town, together with a number of dwelllng louses, Loss, $100,000; partlally josured. AT RANKAKER, ILL. &peclal Dispatch to The Tridune, Kawganee, 1., Aug. 22.—12:40 o, m,~Tha grain elevator of C, W. Johinson & Co., on the IMuoty Central track, fa jo Dames, FINANCIAL. Y vy the Turks huve etk Vst 5 riol i | feld muffed Anson’s_grounder, then overthrewr | DAvenvonr, Iu, Aug, 21.—C. 1), Luben, a = apocch In thelr dumbness. been fuelting Insurrection In Bulgaria,? . ;'5,""7? iimaps f Hiecountin i Turkaluve = |y rewulved with conatderable rejaleing, Wi | {10 G A, B e hon teolk | German and s fldresident ol Wisclty,und | TINE DREW ESTATE, Mr, Richard Callender, of Amprior, Weatern ARMISTICE, in the provinees, sud the disseminution of il | #01 surrendered htmsclf Lo the author third. The lntter, huwoser, was pun outby | hovkleepes iu the Citizens) National Bunk, wus | Naw Yows, Aug. $1.—Eugene N. Robinson, Ontarlo, Canadn, claima to have cetablished is | Bryonany, Aug. 2L.—since the Cablact Coun- | liternture n?lt in ’ll'url.}lslll flmrnfle,rfi lmal lmLinl n,\\-v*xm* TIEMS. {’uml?e while :fil""'n'f} %:Lh%:’u urx;!\uvlllxé%]e‘s 1% ': g;g:gvo,‘ihz;:dt;mggréfiLgfl: ;g]x;“r,:“l‘!;fi.nx ‘1'1: l{urmcrly the senfor partmer of the prinvipad tle to tho name nnd catates of the anclent Scotch y ¢ peace forbldden under pafn of death. 1 will only add 2 4142 Ly o Pearce, o 3 . 0 A 7 brokers of Danfel Drew, jsubmitted o partial g,‘fn of Mar. This catate was confaented 1 the :([:;)}:I::g :f';:;': :::x:g"’g::'fl;‘",’:'m";“fi ‘:‘:g that these lustances of Turkish amenities” Apecial Dispatch to The Tribune. thie followlng inning, the fitth, Glenn took first | Was standing up fn the boat, and causing It tu 4 10 partia timo o the Stnart rebelllons, but has latelyrevertod ; " a d totho orlginal owners. Mr. Callender has been | CODCluislon of an armistice fs thuught proba. Iising In roduced circumstances, dolng odd jobs as | LIC: carpenter and jolner in Amprior. Anew toy far tho grown children of Parls has transeript thls afteruoon, Yo Reglster in Bank- ruptey Willlame, of all the’entries fn the books of thiec flrm. Tihe transcript shows that the Kross amonunt of the transactiuns between Drew amd the firm fs $75,000,000, extendiog over m period of five years, Z —— EAST ST. LOTIS, Bpecial Dispateh to The Triduze, SpamvoviLp, I, Aug. 21.—On his own petis tion,. Maurice Joyce, & merchant of Enst Bt, Loils, was adjudged bankrupt, —— i NV e, 01.~] el ;e ¢ way then the other for the purpose have been furnisbicd me by n Clrlstioan employe | DANviLLE, IIL, Aug. 8L.—Daufcl Deyer was | oy Battin's” mufl of his hit, and worked thp first one Sy 4 purp of the Porte, who was o simm, of one of the | arrested liere to-duy by Marshal Myers for steal- | avound home with his tally, which _mude the ;,'J n;’nr&x‘uarl;lfi u!;lrtnfls- His body was recovered members of the Commiasiun appoinced to inves- | jug two borses and a buggy st Marshall, Micl., ame atand at £ to 1 for a moment. In the Jast ) abot Spectl b"mm {0, The Tribune. tigute the outrages committed in Bulgaria; he | yrq qa0 shipued through to this places trunk | Belf of the luning, after C.luwn had ATCHISON, Kan AUE: 2he-Ttandati Worden, auds that “no true report will ever be pub- | P - ) e been retired by Anson, McGeary hit safe son of Gen, 8. Wonlen, s larze famibolder and shed which, upon examination at the express oflice to centre. and Battin sent one away Daner b Trving Kogro arcu t oy ot tia ¢ Ly Oflicer Myers, was found to befllled with | over Hines' head, allowiug him to tally, while . 5 ) Y rop OUTRAGES IN BOSNIA. Y : second, Cathbi ent Ll extenstve Irviog Mills, forinerly of Darllugton, A telegram fromn Vienna to the Courrier de | clothing of the finest quality, Upon hls wrrest | the striler mukl LI - “9‘!1 ‘crt Ac"ut‘ .’," Wis., ws drowsied iu' Blue River to-day 1o France suyy that nussacres havo been commit- | he made a full confession of the stealing of | lome, aid wasfr, turn: allo the three rana pi. | w23 A Jromising youni: tnun, 2 yeurs of age, ted by the Turks in Bosnla, In the Villages of | both the lTothing and team. Oflicer .\Ii’ern will Hlunfillnd rat LLI: !"l(z:li‘il. l’ulllib’ ,fiwor lnp“m and hud Just returued from Ann Arbor Univer. Pervan and Thnar 300 Chiristlaus were drowned | Jeave with Lim to-night for Marshall, Mich. ting tl ellmrtll; Wlul: wade nothlog, und the | 8ityy where he had been taking s course of law after bt tortured. AL buvies twelre women | One C. J. Brown nillsed to §80 u check of John | sixth tnning the Whites wiade nothlog, und the | 50 FreSiad gana in batling, and ok be. wero cut to pleces aud thrown to the dugs. AL | Cassle's for $18, and to-duy presented it to the | Browns tool ufl'-l "‘I s Dy Tike. Cl:i L} ang | fug 8 strong swiminer and gettiug beyond bls }rmklmio‘gxty n}nl-!lr'cu E‘re'rc fi\a‘gml by the {-I‘m;t %\'ntlm;nllnmln:, and it \m;a ‘.xLu. DFt" :}HB ;;lk';:; 2‘1""::‘%]’; '133{‘0‘{' "Lu“h BB mul” g, du | depth, bad drowned, ‘urks, led one Fechim Effendi, avelgo a ttle frregulurity he was arrested by Deteetive 3 PN —— relaticn of Maj. Stocavics iy, kiled af el | dalis, i o Ionguishes o ull 1) dotuale ot | Which’ Peters and Tielaskh o0k ~a.* Lohi, MORE FIGNTING. Fighting was pracceding ali through ycster; y - r Ale: 2. No oflictal cansisting of o clock-spring with one end free sct iy T anicale innbrars case, When this end fs prossed down | bere, from which t is apprehended that the with the finger it rebound+, making n noise lke thy | Serylans were worsted. gonnd of castanets, or rather the cry af o celcket, PLACKH OVATIONS, All the fast men and women of the zay Capital car. VieyNa, Aug, 2L—A special from Belgrade 8y these Instruments, and the nolea in places which | to the Lolltical Correspondence states that over- ey are nceustomed to frequent Is deafening. tures were made to Servia to-day by the diplo- Mr. George Alfred Townsentd reporta the follow- | atfe agents of England, France, Italy,.and DETROIT, Special Dispatch to The Tridune. - C cki > N P ERN MISS . X fog witticlam ne circulating In Saratoga: **Stowart | three great Northern Powers, looking to nego- | At Bokoloyo 150 young glrls' tuken from the | 8500 ball, In the elghth Junln -P?Iu:fi“h ) ec"i:“‘::' pasy s"ro‘z};fi,}n ,,Xg?ujj,]g,n,‘\,, D,',‘,,fi:?‘?nx Detnoi, Mich., Aug. 21.—Charles H. Locke, end Astor arc on thelr way in tother zone, when | ysions for peace. uclghboring villages were penned i n fleld, and Battin, 'ilfin 'll%om: I EQMch re '-“l-\ i) Leavanwontis, Kun., Aug. S0.—A terrible | 40T yeurs u dry-goods dealer here, failed to- they come to the River Styr. Friend Charon, the AROTIED AT after the pretticat had heen picked out for the SAN FRANCISCO. and was helpe Y Y s 1 . . eerymnn, demands hls obulus ac trade-dotlur to % B e They atand thero waiting for ope [ JONDON, Aug —5 a. m.—A telegram from another to trent—n liopeloss {deal—nnil Stewart [ Semlin says 40,000 Turks, Keron Pasha com- sagn: 'Well, Astor, Vanderbilt will be along liero | monding, met the Bervians etween Bupovatz directly, and he'll put on un opposition boat and | uud Alexloatz Sunday. They made several at- we'll got over free.' " tacks, but were everywhere repulsed. Oune wing The report that Irof. Renleaus, who wrote sov. | f the Servian army even succeasfully eral ecating articles from Philndelphin to the | assumed the offensive. The battle was Lerlin newspapers {n regaed to the German exhibit | rencwed Monday., It is consldered probable ot (ho Cenfenninl, has been reculled, fnds no | that the Servians will fall back to credence. in well-informed circler, 1t 8 true, | Alexinatz, and a declsive buttlo will be fought however, that hia departuro hus been fixed forthe | tyore, If the Servians win that flght th war £6th Inat., Dis sorvices Leing required for the | iy v continueds 1€ the Turks are victorlous supervislon of 8 new bullding dosigned for tho | yro'gorviang will be willing to conelude peaco. SoohooleeatIatltation b Geriany ik whieh | 4 i uflta aspatet troun Nisea Fenorls The New York Herald, f dlowlng the paq | UG the Ottoman forces huve defented the Ser- B e R g e vians near Alexiuntz aud oveupied thelr posi- scnndl which cansed the retirement of Attorncy- . Errian ity T Al General Williams from the Cabiuct nnd the social | HOnS wldiuis that the e = S ortracium of hlw wife, nsnoticed in 'Tne Trinvsy Loxvoy, Aug. 22—5 a. m.—The Times special yeaterday, suye: **Thera fs still a mystery behind | frow Delreade confirms the report of the re- it all, tho unravelinz of which would probably be- | pulss of thy Turks on Sunday, but says i spite #In with those pests of Journalism, the femalo | of that check the Turks have stnewed the ate correspondents," This §u a pretty sweeplng con- | tack, and the result of the second fight Is not dewnation of o claxs which, however many inls. | Yot known. 1 they take Alexinatz and Deli- ehlet-nafrn it contatue, aléo. includos many cs- | B, Kirln Ialin hus the bighivay to lclgrnde. tmable women, Paehia's already large army hus been reluforeed T, W. Iliggincon eays pretty bluntly In the by 40,000 men. Woman'a Journal, speakingof the English examl- A Vienua dispateh to the Dally Telegraph ns- harens of Fecliin and Stocsvics, the others 84x Fraxcisco, Aug. 2l,.—Jumes Bowman, fine his, “White wus off, and spoiled the | anddestructive wind and roin-storm passedover 5 . 4 ¢! ¢! by hitting weakly o | wegrern M » i were nbandoned to_ the soldicry, und were vio- | q Post-Offle : chiances of further runs ¥ Western Missonri yesterday afternoon, ruining i glster clerk of the Post-Office here, formerly | Pearce, In the lnst half of this fnuing the hest 3 ::::fi‘t}':{';‘l":":;%;&mfii :,?,',h.l{:,?t :’vl:“nm',f,‘x‘:;f nmeutber of the Legislature, has been arrest- | play of the game b‘y all 0dds was by Woters apd | the crops, blowing down houses, killing cattle, ered by wfanatieal mob led by Ilndji Omer Ef- | ed on a charze of robhing the mafls. He was | Anson, when Bradles was on third,” The small- | and dolng nearly 312,600 worth of damage dur- day. Liabllities, $60,000; asseta not stated. ———— OBITUARY, Epecial Dispatch to The Tribune. Duntquz, In., Aug. 2L—~George Wilde, ona of Dubuque’s earllest and best citizens, died hiere this moruing, after suffering from o long and severe slckness, For many years he was en- guged fu minloe and smelting, but of Iate has carried on the livery business, His age was 55 years, Niew ORLEANS, Aug. 2L—Gen. Harry T. Hays died to-day, ‘wired 50 years, -lm’x'rivel Cotton, Dfb- ble, and Walker delliered ewlogies on Attorney- General Fleld and Gen, Hays, and the Buperfor District Court adjourned” out of mutual re- speet for the deceased, CLEVELAND, 0., Aug. 21,—John A. Harris.an ald and respected citizen, for man ' yeara pro- vrietor and publisher of the Clc\'c?lnd Herald, aud at one time Mayor of this city, died to-day Iromn the effects of a serivs of paralytic strokes which have attacked him durfoy the past threo years, Deceused was U8 years of 2ge. —————— LATE LOCAL {TEMS, Abrsham Juck, Harris Coben, and Rebecew Jack are locked up at the Weat Twelfth Streof Btation, charged with riot upon Wolf Wilkens, It appears that Wilkens went to the house, No. + k traculous Hne fly ofl | fug the two bhours of its prevalence. Its foree fendi and another functionary named Ibrahim | brought before the United States Commissioner | €5t man took an almost miracul £ Kurusovles Ag. | The victims In thix caso ntine Hih ety of gult | Vike, mul by the sharpest Kind of work | acemod to be particularly directed to the small & 5 b Th inth | towns on the Chlcago, Rock Islund & Pacitic e g e methine | Rallrond, from the 3tfssourt River to u puint nliout 80 miles east from this city, and within © ® 0 BTe W o nalled Bradley before © he could pget 2:“;‘éixlgflgimrenuf '{:;“{hfl;flfl;&';h';‘;:'“(‘l‘,a_’ e | were wpparently couclusive. Gold notes were | hack to s cumstances, Al !n")" of ‘exceseas by Bashi- found i his posecssion which had been placed | junine, which ended the game fn something Bazouks are reported from Brod, Y0n the 10th | 18 “ld,""“'y ‘l"'"“{‘ ":f depredations had been | yery like a row ke ‘;l’c";‘} by Hinca "'"‘,‘1 it | this scction, about 80 miles syuare, the du and 13th n band of Bushl-Bazouls, numberivg | “EY5 S reentls: arrested f king | OUt and Spalding w ll\!"‘g § oropper to MEDt | {5 something fearful to contemplate. The 400, pilaged and burned tho Villugo of Gend | countchielt. rold doliars s been indicted by | Coire Atter Dlelaski bad madc tho ehean | wing ‘conunenced 10 rse about ¢80 o'cloc Malulh, on the raflway between Adrianoplesnd (null(urIcItJWm doltars, hus been Indicted by | Jipele hiv which characterizes his batting, Glenn | 8, S0 ad fo A Philippopolis. In the neightorhood of Iswiq | the Grand Jury, Jita dover and safe onc tocentre iddy aud | e pOIFIREL B0, 17y VEEY (Lo, o Nicomeden there were simlior atrocities, A MICHIGAN SCANDAL. Barnes followed by hit "“z"q nfdl ! 10" P | which nwe;fl. tesistlessly onward, carry- MONTENYORIN VICTONY OF JULY 23 ich to The Tridune. | e falrfoul, which scut Spalding ome. | g0 everything | befora it Latge tress THE MONTEN 3 Special Dispateh to The Tridune, Peters hit an casy onc, which was rulrai thrown | 0 ®hoken = gs it mere reeds, while leh don Tis 3 Ty 7 Raaysa, AU Giekrom. tho otkdsh ofictal | V1528, Mick, Aug. 21—Not o Tittlo cxcite- | to Dehlimiy ol bo. thuited i, ,thoukh | the corn all along the line of the raitfosd was ICRUIE | opnpletely destroyed. At the small town of . enn_scored, this left ¢ and privato reports—and the testimony of the | ment was caused here ths nftcrnoon by the ar. | Dariies and 'Glenn_seored, ¢ o o Hragiglers canmol. bo for frow the-trath. | rest und arrabgumont. before Hevorder Gitbert | 3 Ue, with Boters on base. McVer wae, | Edgerton the deyot of the Rock Tsland Kafl- Mukhtor had collected trom the parrisons of | of Danlel C. Hazleton, & prominent citizen of | BOvever “‘lu')d““fql 1 the St. Louls gang | F08d Was alinost entirely demalished, nothing Bloutnrvchulmlflyfll\m‘flm.n'ldTrbb!gue.nluc- Galien, this county, on the charge of adultery, | SLTUCK out- et was dened beat tycong | but_ the plstforn remainlug, Two dwemn;,- teen. battalions for his fighting army, beeidea ully Sls county, S ) Yo | where they werg, b e dooned bustsosed | huuses, o cabinet-shop, and a Blacksmithe six which, under Mustapha Pusha, Comander | The complainant is Lyman D, Phillips, of the | McVey into pitch. ““ ,',"‘1'1", “f;fir i3 e | ahop were destroyed st this place; but, so of Trebigne, were In reserve at Bilek, and with | same pluce, who allees that, on the night of | Geary, he bit " *}"‘!’Y’ o Dt ither s it | far s heard frow, there are nu- casunltics to theso at dawnon the25th he marchied out of | the 10th fnst., azicton committed noultery | Bpulding should have had, but neither wouit, | oood “Severnl of the bridzes o the o e Dined ; and MeGeary took hls base. McVey theis & foa on tho It Bilek, Vi, Prinees anny was dn posttion | yiyh we (Phillips’) wite. The examination wos denly hecamie possessed by tho fded that e of hf.“vl.’f?f.‘uC“ri-‘,',ix.fif"'fl;fi‘;fi‘{mfi““wtk nearly ab right angles to the roud from ek adjourued one weck, and Huzleton gave bafl In H 2 7 T The lirower, and managed to eend n ball to Glenn W & s o} e 10 iblazg, vl "on @ riago of no groat | Hy'suin of $5000 for his appearance:. Th de- e g Tl S e oot [h FOINAE Jineg altitude, but covered with fragments and { foidant, conrplainant, and aiso tho *woman in Mloors 8o thied® Atter Dattin had gons | Loree : crags of roclk, which enubled” the Mon- t salde % s oune | €ftitnated that at Ieast two-thirds of the corn wn%urhm to cover themselves . complete- gmfl:"'"u reeldeuts fi good stundlug, of | ouy on wn eaiy” My, Cuthbert cune crop §s destroyed, aud that the Joss will foot np 8 v ¢ mueh wi ering on- 150 Maxwell atreet, when he wos set ypo itionsfor womeu whicl v boo o Irgelydi- | scrts thae Prince Milam, In apito o the cxcrtions Iy n the valley In front s southards Tonpatd, And, Mftes ik hlipering and s otlerably over 1000, During the preva- | 1 i and pretsy severely bandted.” WO 2 used [n the Natlon ; ** Nothlng b vincl of the War party to the contrary, has recelved | of this positlon rai the road, n tmere bridie path, LYNCIEIING 1IN KENT v 140 S IS S ence of the wind, aud efo) 1 com- TonceltIn Harsand o Yals oviecon Abibets ta | tho communicaons of England with considers \ ¥ P LYNCIING IN KENTUCKY give McGeury o chance to exerclse those pecullar s fi:’lk‘l‘)’“'\!fillml‘:r" “:k{::fi«l.-:;“r‘;:"ll,(lm ?l‘w#dy:fi‘y‘x: CiNeINNATL Aug. 21.—Two young men, Henry [ Falents which huve caused bl to be trled and | Mebeed 8 Jurge cloud of grasshoppers were ) seen golug i u southeusterly direction, tion of hLls encmy, while they were really only | Smith and Squire Hummond, who were in jall | suspended ko muny umcgl. "Aumr'dllnul,\-.l Lu"'f seen gotug y ctiou, Inturiated at not belug allowed to fight, e | at Owenton, Owen County, Ky., for the murder | bert refrafued from trying to hit out, snd THE KANSAS STORM. ¢ 3 v r the foul lne, made Lisflank wmovement in the iminediate ey cted cltlzen of Owen County, | bumped a little one down iear % Atcuisoy, Kan. Aug. 21.—Reports prescuco of the whole army of the DPrince 2La blghiysrespeotcd difeen o g MY | Metieary was aware of what was to bedone, and 0Ny Aug eports from west 3 singg, fn. | K0bert Martin, were taken from the jall about 1 | jie ran wp, und, stopping long enough to get u | of this clty say great damoge wus done by the n‘t‘cnfimnl)lllmfilcflmu‘lg“ ];\It:ll.’ll;uar :&:qmcl}fi' tllTu o'clock on Saturday moring last by a masked | good nli, flyl‘“"’“{l")' Kicked the ball oway | storm of Saturday lust. Brldges were swept ain Grabovo rouds which ho et ve | band of forty men, and hanged upon o tree near | from Ausow's hunds, and then, fuughlug ot | gyoy, fences blown down, and several bulldings dono without fighttug, and thus compelled the | tho town, Very ittl excltement was mantfest- | ¥l he hud - dongy ran b mpulse | OVerturued. The growlig corn wus tuch fo- Prince to come to Liin to hght, The Montene- | ed about the lynehing, the citlzens generally up- | clalme 3 W:Iker the wmpire, was to declare the | Jured: grinarmy wasno longer what b was at Nev- | proving the lnwless déed, The young men were | 0f young ifrr! ‘_{’J“r;t for a0 glaring an 3 &:tda‘l‘bhmlcl’l fo The Tr{htm:. esigne, withouts ftsg chiefs, but had bLeen | cansldered wild and reckicss when under the fu- | man iy | S, osern, Mo Aug. 3—A Mr. Sultz was | vigiiiny all’the saloons alone Clark street ene strengthened by’ the Lands and Dresence of | lluence of liquor, ss.vas the cate when they | Infruction of the ulenbit when th i le‘ye':':]né’flurfix';':' iug oL Selicon, Fan lf::e‘:lx':::): eavorlug to dispoen of & halfease of cloles :?lk'nl:er.‘}_ ;lll}n “l:::::;:fln. hxllm Dfl-:::‘ul:'.\?nahmf murdered Mr. Martin, accompanylug It with threats of cutting ;‘lum Vailed T this scetion, Mach unioge log Roc’ llguorg. ‘The lateness of the hour aroused the Francis Robinson, s wniner from Nevads, was arrested Jast evening upon a Statewarrant sworn. out by J, A. Robioson, » saloon keeper at the corner of Btate aml Washington streets, who charges him with swindling bim fn all the' ways known to the swindling profession. Francls ia sald to huve been interested 1n several windling of)emnoms previous to this. The latest victhm claims to have lost §500 through his thievish namesake. - At 11 o'clock last evening Officer Traynor of ths Armory ran across s colored man who was those cullegon unythiog in th slightest degree re | BUIG favon and Is personallyinelined to opply to 3 ie Powers for incdiation, sembling the relatlve nosition belonging to Oxtord TURKISIE ATIOCITIES IN SERVIA, tnd Combrldge In Englud, o1 compared with | e Toudon Dally News cottespondent at other lnetitutions, Tn the one cuse, {tIn a differs | prinee Milun's hendquarters, writivg on the 20th ence In kind; in the other case, In degree. Har- | ult., says: vard and Yale arc stmply the two leading coll Lyery tunguc is charged and every lieart Is fullof In the United States, tlat b3 all. " well-nuthenticated tldiuge ot urkish ntucitics One eurlous featura of the Charlic Toks carc has | Comul ted on the fuolfensive peasunt folk of thy been polnted ont by the New York Eventng Post, | frontier villages in dlstricts where thoro can be no iretense for tllitary reasons, The men nre gone 1t conslats In thy fact that «0 many childeen sup- | Jrooy tho illagos of the Greuzes the vichms ave posed to ho the lost Ttows Loy have been discovered | the miscrable women and haplens children. Bien- Invarlons parts of the conutry, Thexe children, | i, wrecklug, butchors, and violation constitute ‘e toull appearanco the enjoined functions of the or many of themn, st have heen held under . | 402 AbBCAraED (ho enfolned” functions of tho AN = i otllcer's'susplcion, (nally resulting in the arreat of Heloty e Ancinrerenes do thit Whom the Yurkleh combaniers, keoping fn tized Tho tefy wing or the’ Lrince ‘was ot KANSAS 1IORRORS, %@ licars 3;‘:‘;’,,,}:"; clec, thiese celen ad the Il gggu to rallroads, though no truius uave stop- the fellow who e u;i' namo of 8. If, Buith. he crime of nhduction fs much more common In | positions thelr regular troupa, let looso with letters cldol, balf "un hour's march uj m o 3 J on erson was found a package of postal- thls conntry thun has horctotore been Amagined, | Of MAMUS (0. Wractico the' WEmost tagonuity of valley, and_‘the Divislon of Sellm was Eectal Dispatch to The Tribune. had no Mitle effcet on the boy, aud, o ap Suectal Dispateh ta The Tribune, D B package of pi cards bearfuy: tho murks@f Barets & Stern, lig- uor dealers on Juckson street, and to them tho goods ure supposcd to belong, ——— N HE NOBLE SAVAGE, s, | deviltry. No doubt many children Linve boen atolen concorne [ US¥IIe, o L0 S botween Nisch and fu whom there hus been no public excltement. Aloxinatz coma now similsr {dinge 10 thom John Staart 1l once anfulded to Louis Blune | L telegraphed, tho ather doy ue” having Mo plan of uudlrago Ly degrecs, according to which | 2Ee MY, AIRIRRLES VAN, (i catarts trontiur 5 : : Leaveuwourts, Kan., Aug. 2L—Tho Towsi of | wthin Lounds, his liver turned to water, | ArcrissoN, Kun, Aug. 21.~Neports from the ::;‘xgla'r“'l 1%'“12.',‘",‘,":2,%““({."0[2:3 }u'yl:(llku.?;(..- H}'; Robluson, Crawford Cousty, wus the scencof n | his head uhoi»k, and he .rcucnlcd aiter | country eive us details of very heavy damage T'rince i the rear, Whils Ostuinn attacked o the | terrible tragedy tvo days ago. A man by the 2‘!0 Xm\‘{l" th‘ruha;c\:ull;xe s':“' onl?::’lnyu'}"s P g?u&% !)'::v:e!‘wutn ull,gfilc." %A‘Jl“\!grfix‘nld 0‘!‘ e ; Montenegrin right near the voad, Mukhtar | name of Osborne, In jail awaiting sentence upon loe\:cfl by a crowd rushied round the youngster, | rufued, bulldings blown over, and feaces tara rested on the' rond with the reserve. The 0 o) t he Sherllf and oo 4 . every man would have ono vote, 4 wore learned | formined to L ncredulous can quostion thd trath | Motitenegeing were concealed, only 500" or $00 l"","l"‘““',’l‘“ ‘;fiemm"fifil “R‘:"“}g‘fn it x’mdlllt‘| Is eney to seo thattl:.co “,'J;‘,“Efl,‘, Lflg'm\‘vd]ulel:l; dowa, > " Cueyesse, Wyo, Aug. 2L—All but twenty. man two votes, a Professor threo votes, o alales- | of these statements, Oficers aud soldiers who | showing - themsolves on the ridge, and i > e ol afety, " A T o seven of the Utes who left Fort Fetterman Led men ontered the Jail, und tuklng Oe- | refused to pt der thu circumstances, an; FLY IOISON. T four, ol so on. . Blaus roplied that tho | cume down (rou the tront auibenticatu tiom with | theso rotreatud us tho Turks advauced, Al | Wasted men onterad tiie Jul, uivd tokiug B e e ionmeta s ) Special Disgateh to The Trib ) ofter having been feasted and armed, and bav- ¢educated man who goes Into o meeting snd fndu. | tales of burnt villages which thoy have seen, the the force appearcd to be on ihe Lorne out, hung .» n to l‘n gy 1 the game was given 4 + Loui '} e _Bpecta spatc Al une. inge {ndulged in numerous war-dances, deserted v e e sherod debrin. Beadions trunps GO | ridge Lo the “north of the road, until | A cattiedroior numed Houry Howard wes | bling umplro9 o 0. It was' very gGod of the | Graxp farips, Aug. Slefidwin Netson, a | o mleei I numetos ) Sncen the persons present to vote du a | umong the chnered dobris, headlcss trunks of Sor. . { murdered on Friduy near Dodgoe City by William | crowd uot to ask for 100 to 0, far they would Mttle 1 Col. E. 8, Plerce, of this clty, took | 8¢ Cheyenne River ou Friduy last, taking with ferlaln _manner iy - control as many aa | vinn saldiers In pinces wliere thoy had- been nght. | Sclitn reached Ucidol and turned the end of the | SRtIeH o8 TR Awoman was mixed up fu | hoye got §t4f they hnd. The following ls tte sonof Col. E. 6. Pleree, of this clty, took | yjon'the arms which were farnahed thom to 000 o 1,000 votos ‘Thero s a disiue | o men n the up-country hospitals wilh noass | Yligey when bo wus grected with a furious rif | 0t With 2 Tiir, scont: cobult used as S5-polson accldentally yesterday | fight tho Slauz with, compenuation for tho legal equality ‘of knowls | #HE by kuives uy thoy luy hoipless from their | Hre from overy side, belng fu s trap from which ? —— T P AE | and died within two hours, ‘The child was but | “Oape, Utsh, Aug. 18.—Two Ute Indians ar- dgo with jnoranco. Ml's v, Lesdes bl | YOI B cone of b arsrusputs fde, | | wone of the iding haallons cacpe; T, s lronneD, e I3l 3{E]5 | Shimontisoid tis st aug mother wero | peed by Uulh Nirtne s thia vt -4 yeste, ot . ed, o y the . lal Dispaich to The Tribune, 1| 1] 21 1 | ubsent at the Centennl 0 o of theac Ly 6 ey left Terry’s camp about niue founded In fujustico, fn hinpracticablo from the | slope, nbout the door of oue of the housen In which | rovind the guns and were flrst shol down w Spéclal Dispal ol & » [ elder b BT ! t colt- want of any overrullug power to determine exactly | there was i group of women yud children, with | short rany ,fi and then, when panft had paralyzed. | 7o ATRINSON, Wie., Aug. 21.—J. J. Alpeter, 1 ; al & | cldent. N d;i?t'e lv g nmlutvl;:t‘;ll'::rfi'l ém.n;sm:n}%u: [ | the able-Sodiod 5 3 1f 2l 1) 4 I ry daya bow learued n candidate for power may be, B e v G (b aotiyy bodied | them, museucred by the yatugluns of the Mo (e OR Gernai, resfdlagia. few 1niles sunth of 0 5141 5l 0 ACCIDENTALLY SITO' aud ulghts of territic Aghting, in which the In- Mr, Moncute Conway has heen devonring Parls ulw pm]nlcuug‘cn\-u alwr,e st wonan, dm{; :fi::fl%’:“‘,{:fim, hs(: :'c'}fif.i‘,’fg”;"u’"-'fimfi:,‘ V';":ll“ll: ll;lsn[‘vlfiw;“n:: r;;l:i‘:d‘:lg'“mi‘:flméxl:;ww; 8 8 h H % CaEerenxe, Aug. 21L—Capt. Fitzzerud, Ninth 2“%3“?&":‘2};“;‘3:’1"":5"‘5’?“’,{:fl r‘,ly",‘:‘l;{‘m:‘ 8 o breakfast, having run over from London for | glod, -~ lscrablo, sud forlorn, with o stantlyeut down. i JEBLERILT. )l 1| 1] 2| o | Infuntry, was sccldentally shot by Licut, Buld- : S thy purpose, He descrlbes lis seneations I a let- :?::‘x‘:(fllfhcy.fiaflwul‘?eu'lm"uk{:fl ua"llz::duh‘l‘u.wmnfl Onu’or the few witnenscs who got away to tel} | YUUIE meu wora arrested and mud.Fndwllx: 010} 2 0 3 | win st Cump Roblnson. 1t ls feared bis b '\Qw%nkz'f b‘::n?l. U.lfi ';i‘#."é‘..’gl’éf-fi" :du:l: ber to tho Cluclnnutl Commercial, Whatpugzles | SN S0 0 BAIAL Ol with ' etranto cans | LG BLovy saye thot - onpa Beie o e guns | MeFarlue ucknowledged that ho and E. Rich- 12121 91 9 | wiihave to be amputated. battle under bim, ond that tuey came fn sod dietreaves him mast s tho hopelessuess of (i cerned patlonce of wilence, The womin, too, waa | were mor than 1,000 dead. Outar Pasha was | urdson stole the money, but Richardson clalms Bzl a ————— 18 fust ns they could from the field by riding polltienisitnation, **Theoutlnok, ' he writes, +* silents abu aat thore dn on apathetic roverle of | pllowed to ndvance, supported by the main body, | to kuow nothing of ‘the matter, Thoy were ~"1-‘“ THE WEATHER, { day and night’ aud making four changes uIE felt to b kad by all tho genulne Republlcans, Mar- | despondency, with ber eyvs ou the ground, nd | yuell they were well engaged in- the diflienltiog | both lodged in the County Jall to uwait further 1| ol o K horses, until” they reached the raflroad. - They shal M *s Intellectnal Imbectlity has pl ong urn round the oy, One of the womon | of thy ground, Il i then churged ut, | trials 9 ‘Wasnmixaton, D. C., Aug. 22—1 a0, m.—For L Salt Lake C They sald they o m:f.f‘“.,'&?\".l i the lande of ‘i, waced | Whtupored sonetlng Lo iy companion, o Serblatl | gng,"witl s Tewdlng bottalions, shrsounde —— 3 3 1 | the Lake Reglon, falling barometer, rlslue tem- fl:,‘i‘}gfifl:fi'&:flpe’:fl.l‘-“zh:rc.’yi e thar o Orleanist In her sympathles, and o hll‘rh{uinz ::‘«’:;f} !.'t"‘l'flt,' ‘l"‘}:";::."x‘ful'. B lantiog, o ap. | smd captured. Tho inalu budy, with whom COUNTERFEITS, i | perature, winds mostly from southwest tosoutl- | two Indians are beurers of official dispateaes to Tioman Cutholle. £he lu coarae, moscutine, talet- | prosciicd the wounn, and speaking Lo her, sartled | Were abiout 150 Korianicl, or Musaulinans, of the Apeciol DICIEs ta TRa Zriblie. # | east, cleur or partly cloudy weather, und uloug | oflicers ut Camp Douglas. They gavo o full de- ' N g wr from her abatrction, As lie apoke, at first | nefghborhood, held out, «ill lgting agzainst an Dusuqu, la, Aug. 20.—Deputy-Marahal | Blong, r. { : % ' | seription of the bLattle, and If {hey are rellablo 4 gotl d la the central : a l ¥ 2 Lakes Buperlor and Michigan ruin as 3 ] ¥, honergotlc, aud la the central power around | e G aloen seemingly and Indiferent; heras | alwost jovisitle eucuy. The Rordunlel, quick to | ghattucts, on Ssturday eventug last, arrested ong | Dearce, s s 1 ek Bugericeend 3 AR B R, thiey should be heard from at Balt Lake City by Thioan sucl renctloniats as Pufuure, etc., cluater,” | pecy wad that of oo with o fnterest i anyiling. | percelvo that all was iver, twak to BigtLs 8 wiid MeDe Charles Clty, for passtng | Lrndley, p. Wil L A e, rkvian. . | \Comorron, This i a sufllclently terrlfylug pieture of the state | 1Sut ut lonutl sho kindled, dnd witn fishiug vola. | hanic selzed the Wholo. remaiuite o ) und y | Jumes McDearmin, at Charles City, for passtug | Dehiman, 15, . UHI0A00, Augidl; | S e e S afair o our aice-Kepuic, bt ¢ must o ro- | iy ot ot bl oy ufier Vi, Il:ni']ml]ung Uizt o tho City of ek Cotomed: e ot oyt bl Mur &0 G0 0 | | Bar Ter A" W . Weaitier ) CANADIAN NEWS. membe ir. , at his by . | Whicl c 2 T'here only they found safety from the gulck- | vamed ) 3 v vi ) taku 5 — L130,15| 6n] o4 5 Bl HGES s BB, 4 bk e o) “’l;lu'lll‘:l:vl){.u:xl‘;:r Al s a relative term, An | footed ‘“gmeufx':rtl;u, who, yatashiat it ban, custody, St pasecd w munbor of ‘§2.50 plect, | ~Fratigi— W i ..‘T‘?{‘:"ii'i# %8 F gy S 8 72 Miess =, 3 vALS. . it her- | ran them down in the narrow roud, dispatening | & * 3 % 4 '8 o ] e 1 v k=" Patmer MouseTtubert l"‘t’)‘\lv‘(‘l‘ll;:sndfl E. Savage, TP e, t:’;::luu';:‘fen‘;f#;'cls‘; SiE [ them o they went by, Those” whs sougih | They Wi b i i thia ty. B Ll Sih0u, e o e B R e pation has resolved on extending an tnvitatlon Canton, Mise,: Draxton Bragg, Tesna; Woodt | Fuge snd Iudignity which tals miserable crestare | Aafely by the iwountain sido could still hoe es. Htases on error—Chien: & 701 Julk., wonlFalr, to the Rev. E. Sullivan, of Chicago, to become 8 o ‘o AT hud to recount herself, would luve spoken | cape; and oue of my hfurmauts who had heen HORSE-THIEVES, Cmplre—Walker, of Clue Mazlwum thermuinsier, 74, Mtolmuta, 64, i ¢ 2 Nriago Sl New York Jamus Hiart, Mobilos (. | uf' er digradation”and it details itk rome | sent with i Drovisiun tratn fram o boet Spectal Dipateh to The Tribune, b o LT GENKHAL DESERVATION thelr Hoctar in succession to the Rev. Dr. Ban X, Stark, Plattoville; leary lainos, Pulladelubls; | biiog Wp~ and downcast cye. Not suvely | Bilek in the morning, ahd b seiiic b0 Dacatun, 1L, Aug. 31.—Yesterday mornin Speciul Dispaich to Tha Tridune. _____ Cuiosuo, Aug. i-Midaighe,_ | croft, reslened. Emmona Blatne, Augusty, Me. ; 13, N, Tobinson, the leas did Shis. ey povoman | quiver | lutter plavo towarus the widdlo of the Dr. wul.k,,’,vl, ..L.-.:{.mllh.,-nc:. u,.,yn.,,,. Juhfi uummfif, Cotiten Al Sl—A tood crowd | ~Siaiians r) I8, | Wind, [ Rain; Weat Tho Minevre paya that Laval University, Que- 8t Lonta; G, W, Adawe, Tifin, 0. ; Robeson Lea, “a‘“ Therctla ol AL UL ,"i{i{::‘,‘:'{ .h'i{,"m'_' afternoon, sald thut a terlng flre wus | ye'no oo o D § Iveater's spring-wagon, | Bttended the game’ between the Bostons and | s——————|=——'e —— | o bee, has been placed under the patronage of & Thlladeluhia:D. C. Holbraok, Detrolts T A, Mom, | pagple—with shril voice snd Aisshiue. volbiitiy ot | Sl gl on in the dircetion of the battlo. | V- TYler's horse, Dr. Sylvester's spring-wagun, | Sttemiud to-duy. It was u falr game, and there Cardinl, who will_be respousiblc for tho doo- Counselor ot Stntu, Copentiagen; Jullite Muimelad, | Bitdatco, (o porsonal butrages jo. which i | Seld, whilo tho road elose 1o the fartifod bar. | 200 8 vahuable horse belonglng to Snmuel |y gume brilliant playlog. Bond did’ not play, trine taugzlt fn tho University. The University Senentacon; 1. (b hhenton snd Tt Bahiwin, | iad boen sublectbd cannot be writteadown fa theie facke s screiet, ‘w‘iltllnnlc filul;hlululuvcd "‘\“'rl uen :V:'fia:l‘l": m'crll,'d ir's 5:}%&1‘:}3&)‘_ owing to a sore arm, v il lhl?svwwi fomaln “fi{n thio direction of Aie ord . Grand L il ECC W2 | horritle circuinstautality; but you may realize | hinaelf, they sald, by tho of s horse, Vi i, d WUE SconE} t 5 rehblshop of Quebee, onor fs accorde Ben? S e SR Lullout Suiughelds | Row th recltal rilled lior andichos, If you Tecs | which, 'thoggh wounded, carrien Nit e mes | erty aud tno thioves are stil misstuger 1 Sl e TATE | Db, 10 hut a feor unbroralties. u},l ‘)Mll.hu:{g‘::. 1‘}:H- ot & )&g': ;l::";l» ‘?:u.‘;xa«{ldflrllnlx‘:uqmm ':!|:m;‘|.::.u|:lwlllxlr|;u§h En- }"fim““l" nl i tho nx':fla ot the firrlrsou. and VITE, “\" Shss o g i poid i And nlml.&ul‘}pl% uegr{ Palghu and wltc,whgu S J u i vor | £l el 3 i n ous | fell under him. No one cou orin an LLAINY, Remsen, ¢, f. 11 riving fuf urbawm Baturday, were run over A e, Tadiona 4. 15 it bisans Lo h‘u'htlcx?on‘l'-:;’ s oF 1 Tnien ::f‘“;‘;z: ‘-"( fi"’ '".“h‘t‘n bmb.:t:cfi“md pretiyees- [ Wasgtino, W, Va, Aug. 2L—1t Is reported H;fir’;‘:n‘ck, 3 g% Pt ffi"‘:lmralflmmuyfm},wi {; g Y ! ender, Ottnmwa; J. C. Yeaton, Ni i s v 5 n ol he nlneteen ulions which comne ¢ q o ¢l VaY~ gham, l'.(. v ad of 13, sun of tho laf udpe Beaudey, York: Gote dy . Bevoridgo, Springcl Fu W | dmating, Mer cottacohad beew burut befors her | LU Nl iy and. the. e o p Al guenlug tha B Culatreas Wds WS- | perguan, 3 L. By accldently sliot und kiiled & young Iady danied Hiner, Ouana Lepusticn ¢ Aibo dy ornaley, the | P¥estOh from saldlor twsoldior, and then fug | serve at Bilek, Mukhitar brought back to Tre. | 1814 8 fu e ';) T bl Wi D o8 Mury Litis ou Baturday. ov. W. J, Thouay, K, L. Thomas, sud Capt. | {110The flunies: of the aocond. ahe know nothing; | bigna 11, leaving one in Dilek to maslk hiy re. | 8fter which the ruftians cut out her tongus and g4, 1 B ——— s l'axn'é'é“‘i-'fi 3 ..k.'.'[‘rl’if"’i"’ Q"J?“"xf l{gwfi-:'nx';" & ?'1" third, Illu lad \{hn eanow with er, had tiady }m'i ws bie could not hold the forsress twenty- :::‘l::l‘:lfi mmcamu bier person, No names or il o BUSINESS NOTIC-ES. nce, e thotton: goplt B K T | i cacapo timeously, and Juined ber, from out tho | four hours. < 3 o 0 0 Ch Ghan i e Ot s, 0% Dyl | e sy o oSy o Sentine AP | I 4 (ndsbted even for the cacape of these o e sl TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, Ladles, 1F you feol Tanguld or exhausted, on. J. 4, L M bt e compléte lack of mllitary foreslght on the ' ‘o ty =T ” E:‘ii‘.!‘.t‘ A smv.r.x‘.“’fl..!.’i?‘ ¥ .NIE‘"" i itk fi‘.‘,’,"‘d‘.f")'.;fimflnl-'x‘ oy ?.’.{Ih':m‘:;':"flfi“mfi' it | part of the Moutencerin leader, who i wight the | Davrow, 0., Aug. 2L—Gov. Hayes, In a dls- 2 P Mfi]flé}fi‘i‘ifih’.fl‘.’fi‘é nA I{ 'gla\’l.u = L‘x‘fn ,fl,":fl: Tt etsa ‘k‘&é"afi’ifl&'&” Wine 3'}.!,:"13'1'.‘ JXorg and R, MeArthur, tubuque: 111" G O et may b aelier bervoll aapag nen 2 feF | suineday haveorvupled the road to Treblgne,and patch to the Sherifl, recclved to-day, declines to ) 1“')- I vl uperatives. L] & eulploy iy % oiton; Do J. B Weathorsby, husband ud left fur the ariay siuco tho carlieat | COmpelted Mukhtar to shut bimself upin’ the | {usertero fn the case of Murphy, sentonced to [ GHRoav 1 o' 0| Chevexn, Aug, 2L.—~The Committce on LN e o T fomai " A A Miler, BE Liaty days afthe vian, sud sho kuew uothing of Lty | towil. The ouly defenses aro a burracks with | oy Briday, for the musde; of Col, Darre L3 0 3 | Competitive Exumination to-day rocommended | 1 laying on of hunds D, Broadbent lg I " Jones, Logansport: C. Dowey, | \iiiceavouts, towers al the corners aud two pivot-guns, tho ) & D ber, Murph (A 0!8 2 T [ Wiltfs T, McLaughit ¢ this city, { Nuyal | dolug wonderful cores dolly, st Paltuer Hou -Polles, - i aking, b efense, 3 ol & Y Clet ot-Luileo, Tudia heraian Hovse TR PIENDISH TURKS. lown hronstly upeaking, havini o delénse, ha gt hecewbier. - Murpby will bo huog v 20l 8] 1§ Sutetaitin o AWy or his city, for & Nuval | 4 ata Thublod MUk deat - utorbers, Hock . Iogers, Byca- Corvespondence New Fork 1imes, aud the whole Is communded by helghts witiy | LU0 25th inst, 3ol g ctalilp LToin. Sy Yot veuralglu, rheumatisw, uervous debitity, of pa moras the Itun, I, Mclutyre aud purty, Meupbis; | BRIy i lera ure Conauta from | & 4 =] i ‘Sweeiat Dipatch 10 The Tridune. s Tha Hote Jiom B Memapne ad party, Hapnl ®LORADE, July Ul. ¢ ute Lonsuls from | vasy range of the Moutenegrin guns. With N800 sy, Jossru, Mo., Aug, 21.—The St. Joseph | Yol efe., vew bim. g ubore, Conneelauts Coly 3 Bt | B e e iyt oo i | Ubele ueual waut of prompitude, e Montene: A 10AX. .99 9 £ | Pust.Otllce huls been taken trom D, 1, 1, Jioie ; d &xll kdni'ca.i-flhgf;-sx{_-w %r:]r);, *",‘," lilvur. Ma :‘:lu E::- .’3.‘:15‘.‘.11‘&‘ ‘zfl ‘r“-a:fi'::; ‘nl‘r’x:firx’r ul:x)"l.lxé: (‘;‘I;Illm ‘m:u{h K cg:;y m!::'llmnfl yl n‘% :.llt“l'ul.lxxlp‘:rl:l:l ms;-“ rfiz‘tin:r,“ [b‘r‘n“,, tfi:l:fy g;;"l;h‘:.:‘;:fi&! sn‘u 1027,10, v | ardeon, and given to Jus. T, Deach, who lately | = Purnett's Cocostue kills dandrufr, sliays are perpetrated at Khaskoys and Tehirpan in irntation, and prowutes the growth of hatr, the vilayet of Adrlluu{nlu. In Tlrnova, Rahova, Loufeville; the n. Thowas W, Eni tou: = falled of continnution by the Scuate, The un- J. M. Robiusoen, ing after the battlo Mukhtar narched out Joseph & Council Bluffs Railrosd, a few dsys nouncement was i greal surprise, his eleven battaMous. I reached Trebigne e Ve o 10640 0-10 ) s 17 . 1. ‘Douovan, U, 8, Blls, uud Pllipoppulis trenty-voven Unauncd | that nicht, cncampiog st Gorlca, on the edgoot | *5% VPOV to bave beew Loax, Boston 10001 4| Cuntonviiie, fi Ang SEroihe wark at 1'“?1 gun "“fi‘l"x'n' ’J’"'fi' cltizens were shol owu tn the publicstreets | the plafi, uud note uf the traops being allowed REFUNDED. 1una earned—Hartford, 4; Boaton, &, = erecting the new steel fuctory at thls placy s }fi! n(l':u:l&" [ during the week fmmediately tolowhug the | to_cuter ‘ha city, where the greatest panic o Yok UN! EE. 4l HenTiartion, D iastunyks: Dl rapldly pushed forwand. 1t Is deslgued Aglugon, 4t Loules Gl duclaratlon of war. On the I2th of July elght relicus, a8 tho Mobieuegrlug are reported to Ly ARuisox, Pa,, Aug. 3L—Ex-County Tress- | Le Mot & o complety thie bulldlng as soon 25 possible, 50 | Any and sl bustness arrangemonts g3 0. &, Ford, hichigan Cliys A '1“, ;.suxnrll..l:.l(z.a ‘gin v.h:Nx‘Jl:levhb::‘rinvfi\'uln ': n‘.’: m:fihnl Yu.u:: ‘;uy [ u‘i’h“ it ulrur(,uurlrlghl. of LUlt‘"’l: County, couvicted a | fieRek But = Hatuferd, o Lost notu; Boston, o, | 88 tu ul.mu(m'l‘urcfll-.lrgu numbier 0’ ates for '\"‘-‘.‘1Lfi"fflffi}:‘"fi‘ffi“w&'flrfifii it ooy Wity wman, ‘Bloominglon; M, Barts, Watesiou, 18,5 R | Kopris! cre _executed olla. ¢ o pauat soan be declded, but my own | short tma sfiica of embezzlement, has refunded | iLotal bave bita— ettt fd, 173 Bostow, 10, | the winter trade. Numerous othersteclurticles . . Usderwyod, J1.e S & . Kbk, Cluciunat, ®' i T uaae dayy at Tatar-Bazadjlh, o town of 15,0 T | opludun s, tat 10 the Setnvrallivd tots Ta | b tho warg alacs of & ' Double Fayemweigtit, Morrl, s Stunian, 17 | WL e Sauufactured us a0on s the facuay by | Sereby UhiUATEUed hlia i U P, CHASE & 0O