Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1876, Page 2

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WL ! i #0. As for the refugees from tlie Timok Valley, cat financial embarrassment. Hia labilities, FOl‘nIGN e K they are almost exclualyely Roumanians, most | c lely In Bloomington, reach $30,000% assets of them having emigrated over into Servia after | not known, W SDAY, AUGUST 30, 187G. . g warm bath, and change undarclothing eery da; ek snoi be hewey and warnr, % Don't take any medicine. It {sa fraud and {Hiat, becouse gold, as measured by th ebt owing by the Government, it Is good | Unlon was resumed to<l itnof slandard, s cheaper than formei ough to puy s debt owlpg to thie Government. bjec nols was thy antandy de CheaDer, thin ows . producing | e practica of loar o S dcoin n he | fublect, aud tho Kov. Charlos II. Fowler the the so-catled '*Organie Statute™ iwas paes- anare. Extract of mait, one teaspoonful after | offorti when the fact is, that the greon- Treasury, to the exclusion of sllver-cofn, wonhi Tho Centennlal managem A Turkish Cabinet Council Des |ei “thera In B8, O hieh | alibwed CRIME. meals, fs good. Btudy yoursell. Find out O e Xhe yadue, and nok tht gold has | then be Droken up with the removal of all cause | upon twomaro i cent Saomany_fare Jreed u i s the fres emigration of the peasantry, ». | what ' helps you, anl then persist in it. | depreciated. And it requires more producing | for {ts continuance, Gold and silvor legal-ten- BUREVAFORT, La., Aug, 29, —Capt. Tenn nd 9, cides to Depose Sultan who were bofore, lke aerfs, = attache | Ketp on your faok 1l you possibly cans and the | power to procure elther gold or greenbicks than, | der coln would thus bo kept constantly at par | fn charge of s Guvernment steamer, hnnru{?":d M d. tothe soll. Weary of the exactions of their UNSUCCESSFUL ROBDBERS. 4 more brisk your movemen's, and he more | it Akl at the time of which he speaks. s with each other. Only one step would then, at | orders to clear out obstructions fn the piety e urad. landlords, and having the promise of freehold Special Dispatch to The Tridune. rushing yourbusiness, tho bettcr for the dis- 1o next goes on to sssert that— lnl time, Le necessary to reawine, glon, formnod by the late averflow, in mrdnnm 4 Tand In the fertfie Valley of the Thnok Quixcr, IiL, Aug. 20.—A bold sttempt at | esse. cae and many other things will lelp | Labor measures [flow?) all values, and, directly et the Goyernment buy gold and silver bull- | with'the appropriation made at th 2 on to endure it ; but, remember, nothing cures B or'by Ita raturnn, nayaall debta. Kot thepromo. | fon—the produot of our nilncs—at s price sul- | of Congress. o last seasion “These are my {deas after fiftecn years' experd. Honof commerca’ coln-doliara are used, bath to | Aciontly low to leave o falr margin for the ex- Inedstirs ad oxchange vAlues, ar, in other words, | ponse and Josa In coinage, and a small profit, M.,.uofi-ff‘l"lf‘mflf':‘éfl E’I’IZ;“A"!“ i commodities. 'This dunl task’ | ola ofice of | with a bond bearing a low rate of interest, to an | trict of tho' M. E. Ghureh endata_Dis . they went ss In large nnmbers, and ) Abdul Hamid Will Shortly Be Pro- | i'®fs Thieay by thclr industry that tha highway robbery was mado neac this clly last & . night. Threa men who live n tho dty procured claimed ns His Buccessor. :f “fir, fim?;,.‘m:;"l ‘.}’.".,"".,‘Z&’i l:f‘::me‘:\“'l: 3 | ® horse and buggy aud overhaulod a farmer on o, enca with the most Bateful, disgusting and | €0l 0liare,” Now, what sce thesa dollarat The reh of the Rock Ri el tultivated diatricts, with neat villages | Lis way home noar Gen. Singleton's residence, | tantalizing diseasa I over liad. tespecttully L SRS el e 7 | smount equal to halt the volume or toro” of its | Couference of Iiilnois commenced its g The Negotintions for an Armis. and towns and luxtrisnt gardens and | sbout S miles from tho city, The men drove | yours, A A THARELL. | e aaitor nAmely ! | these values hate | Treasury-uotes; aud cbin {L at its mint. It i8 | meeting to-day at Arlington. Tha session whi vineyards, Very little will probably remaln Bot raqulnlte to praduce them. = Keeping this rep: | then ready for resumption. Tha Treasury- | continue untif Sept. 6. Many delega s Progress, e e e e ow. | Tast the farmer and prescatly, returned with o the Fittor & The bor requlnile o prodice ther. ' Keeping thia 8. | iy, thie zold coln, and tho siiver coln would | adjolning counti ara prosent: Tito atlendror tice Still in Prog: y Alittle further D 1 Trituna, only one man fn the buggy. MAR h each oth ndance " QUETTR, Mich, Aug. 20:—In your {ssue | {nmind, itis readily soen that, whens manor a be st par with each other. to-dny twas not. . .'.’3."{:!?é‘&é‘:!&:"‘é‘i&‘*&:‘:&"‘éfifi.é%?&i!%’lfi‘: on n_fan -!an} !r«:]n t{xet }:’nnd;lde, fnth | of tho 20th (nat. is an |nq'fm lboul’ acure of | Government prum{e to pay. thofr debts, at Aag result, the Treasury-notes would remaln 1.m’nmm.n, 'x'i’ym fl::ll:(. 20.—The drawi, 5 o ey Cents Tancucks Gnil convert | Proenting a plstol, orere e, was boing | fclict from iy fovor," The shorea of Lake | some fatate thv, 1o e llors, ey, I fact mremiss | largely fn circulation, or bo held as reservoin | the Kentucky Cash Disiributlon Comamins oF Russia Insists on Favorable Torms | B Be i time 8o, . fio Koumanians | Ly, it scctiie thot 42, 3 tempt was being | &' oiare annually visited by many porsona | Lo pay as much valuo aa thicas doliars roprosentad | place of coln, as mars convenient forusaincom- | postponed from Aug. Bl to Sept. 50 ety e for Servia uro swise, they Wit do ail in thelr power to made to rob him, the farmer scized s pitch- Aug. ) X o 3 when the promlise was ma troubled with that discase, aud” they clalm re- [But not to pay & | mercial transactions, with all talnt of dishonor | * SAN Franoraco, truck at the highwayman, at .1, Th fso [ not to . ug, 20.~George V. Ruther. o Refon i | fork amd”struck, ot the highwaymens M | Yt srom thei trouble whils solourning hore. | FHiaar Tt olent St pay th vk it a | Femoretl 9.1, 8oz, | tord,at e ime b clirgaof ti S of 1 Tho Powers Toke tho Whole Subjeot of | ortncse (y(n\lmmhnni“ in face of the Ser- :’:‘,‘a’;,g“?,:‘,"’ :’.:,,:g,v,i;,{, e er Lhtevae this {s true (which it I8 hot), Hosmbin y 1 £ of con- dlfference can it make to the creditor whether Bpectat Dispatch to The Tridune. ' sumption, t“u tokens hio l'ccfirlvlcl ‘l'r:ervzyrn:%x;tcfiu”:lflg: ‘Wasnmoron, D. 101.‘: Auz.t W.—h’l'lm last pago GOV. MORTON. sllver, copper, paper, leaf 14 essional Record for tho sessi » v et oot Whith such tokens may be mana- :}_E:&“‘;,":g’;”n; Tt will Sile elght i Tn the Editor of The Tribune, factured? Onicaco, Aug. 20.—~In an cditor Dut it Is not true. The purchasing Of these, slx aro proceedings, one {mpeach- T¥mes, gmu'morl:lng, tho allegation !:‘:m‘i’: t::‘; ) paver or value of the standard dollar of the United States | ment, and one the speeches which were never b’fimfii act of 1873 1eas determined by the valus | elivered on the floor, but which were printed Morton waa made, Licutonant-Governor of In. SILVER. A REPLY TO ORRIN SKINNER. Tv ths Bditor of, The Tridune. Cnicado, Aug. 28.—In Trs Turmnuna of last Thursday appeared a communication signed + vians, is not tlkely to fmproved, They aro Modiaton into Thoir Hundte | St Shopi ek havo Vet il iy 't | St hendivey, o made . chape. 110 most systemal lebarr 'rom the use ol . e i Mimott erary Barvian walked abaut. | Some oL He e e T e g Al Withdrawal of the Servian Troeps from 3:“: nih}s lwm: his n{stfil. "lll;e lhmmlmhn. bJ; which the robbers overtook him, the tarnout mok Vallo es tatute, was not allowed to wear them, ant ns found to belong to one of the livery-stables, . the Lower Timok Valloy. Yok at tho boginming of the present, war, Lhese | 8 Lo L0 SloH Y U Fuacals was arrested f - people were expected to turn foto herocs | gnd bound over for trial. The other two are lighed In your columns on the 156th fost. In the communication referrod to, Mr. Skinner says: ‘Whon thess bonds were lssued, both gold and siiver doliara wera a legal-tander, and a dollar of the latter contalned 4131 grains of the metal. In 1873 a Federal statuta was ‘plutd Incresalng th welght of the miver dollar to 420 gralna of the metal, and prodiditing the irsue of ailver coina of a different proportionale weight. 'The practical of- fect of thia legislation was to take from the ailver dollarof 412% grainstnecharacterofalegal-tendet, During the Jast two yeats, from causcs {mpossible 10 havo been forceen, sllver metal has consldel bly ,doprectated In valus, Ly rcason of which It” has been \)‘ruje:ul.l to amend the act t 1873, to the extont of directing that 412‘;‘ ‘graina of silver shall again conatitata & legal- tender sllver dollar, and so ennble the United States o pay their bonda with so-called silver dollara that Orrin Skinner, in answer to Judge Lawronce's | or purchasing pover af the BT yralns of pure digna by the Demecracy; that, by “ accldent, TURKEY after a fow weeks of defective drill, and | giyi) at Jarge. criticism of the Nation newnpugu ‘ipon tho | silder which ‘dalla)g{vn!ahn f and the nmxane‘nt by unanimeus consent, n"_; “"!:‘ h:"l"fu 10 | 1o passed to the office of Uovernor sbout the * to fight, morcover, for o great Seryle urchasing power of the standard dollar of the the course of preparation throughout © 8o | porinning of the War; and that, the 70 DN DEPOSED. which they cared nothing 'sbout. No NIGHTWAY ROBBERY. question of remonetizing the sllver dotlar, pub- | Purehasiar powos oF HISALRC Ko “oF purchas. | 8lon, under Maj, Poore, and will” b comploted i Teupon, be, JORETANTINOPLE, Aug, 20.—A Cabinet coun- wonder they threw away their arms and refused g! Spectal Dispatch to The Tribuns, gruins of pure_gold Ina few dys, Mtk Logan, becamo at oice converted to Hepul o ofl, at which all the grand dignitaries wers pres- to fight. Ont of twenty-five battallons which | poup,regron, o, Aug. 20.—To-day James " -hall ent, has resolved to deposs the present Saltan, z‘:‘:m‘"}g“‘:mg“;{l‘:’ {Sontains, a0 ".’{.,fc!“,fi:'r’: Stevens, who made o munlerous resistance Murad, and proclalm Abdu! Hatnld, Thechange | qudmated {n some (nstances, and tho hoapitals | agaiust arrcst at § o'clock Sunday morning, was will oceur shiortly, certainly before the begin- | are full of men who cut off some of thelr fin | examined before Judgo Stutswan upon three sing of the next Ralldun, tha gredt snnualfeast | Kers so asto beuniy for service, ,,?l‘zfg:"‘;’- charges of highway robbery. The evidence do- of the Mobsmmedans. 'é,'fi:& ‘:fi,,‘m:fifi ““i"", m,l'j e e lun ot of | yeloped tho facts that he had, on two instances, PEACH NEGOTIATIONS. {hese peoplo would be relef to both sides, | In open daylight, within ten days, stopped per- VirsxA, Aug. 20.~Tho Great Powers are con- | Leaides belng an evonomical sdvautage to Rou- | sons in vebieles ncar the confiues of the clty, stantly interchanging wlegmmulcuncern(ng {.he manis. n{, g&, ron;l ‘u;mn ’ifif'&'} ‘;"fi] eom‘ e;‘)“']“ them . s al e point of a plsi ollyer cir money. fiififl"fi%flefilfidm&"lnfifif ;’:{:cl‘%fi‘c‘:figtn of GREAT BRITAIN. Ho wns‘}mhl in thg sum of $500 on each churg{a. tue polley Lo be adopted, but the ctails are un- SUICIDE. He 18 also charged with assault with intent to settlul, ~ (Germany {s the most backirard of the Lonpos, Aug. 20.—Lord Ribblesdale, tha murder upon tAe occasion of hlnhl:nut, and Powers. It s belfeved that no great difficulty stepsun of Earl Russoll, has committed sulclde with an attempt to commit arson, but was not ing pawer of the o 79 the Western Aurociated Press. Jeanlsm. 11 'm:{l’u contalns, For 8 ollar has, VAR Tutern Attoclalth e Sactela canfsm. How shameful It fs for the chiot ed. slted tha ke ?'Jmiybfiefl "’é",e'e';ujg:"fl"lfi Mo i redied Seepatary Belstowts orderof | 1O ::l“ ';‘f":lp"".“ paper to make such tate. g g ‘°“" sk o] he | July 13, 1875, placing Spoclal Agents under the | jrenel W | m‘;m, 88 every one knows ! who e ey Beat . D B nibln siana. | Qircction of tne Sollcttor of the Treasury, and | KROWEE m‘znnl 0w ) a5 thing of political The United Btates hus nuv{cl;h u: 31 azl = umk'm hareafter act under the dircctlon of 4 !r_vi ':'uu nomt nrtc ir Lieutenant-Govern- k. Belare e e O athorised b 167, the | A. K. Singer, Supervisiog Agent, subject to the SF of jaliana, With Lune as Govemor, by the S ienrango. Jegaltendor. Tho Fold- | O"gers of the Bectotary, Lo e Behats eoce the Hepublicas Goncri L el B Ll O et an fohens | , Sccretary Camoron and Gen. Sherman witl | 195 LATERAS ’y““"fi““fl publican Gospel coins mig] “" kg rofurded 25,£05CUS | leave hiere on their Western tour of spection e i T America did more than or’rupr:!cn i yu col nl,—:fi:fl aom»’\; af Ah }uh about the 12th of September, golng s far as g o%‘tgl snatcl hdllc('luvernment from the coins Inyra;ndd l’;‘-gvl .doll i h}v ch-| Sun Franclsco. party lltlcn.ln“ 3 on xlfmu outrage for was the “f & l"‘ll nwu\; i BXPORTS AND TMPORTS OF THE YBAR. :‘nyx;o 5 mter htu perpeirato such lles in sl i o o aplbliog” st oL o7 | nwlngron B o mOl e v | ettty N RSV it e Wileh cmakes, a0 o e ety S turns for the last flacal Jor hayiog boen re-.| SOR0R0 TRE 4O b o aoe anation of Tilden's and prohibits o enliia oELk siverdollar,and | calved from the Oustom-Houses, the " Cief of yocord; andeantiuas bo accuss evory one of in. -thercby arbitrarily compels the man who three | 1,0 Burcau has just published a statement | famy ' who says that the perjury’of Tilden oy wil he experienced In determining the steps to examined upon either. The Grand Jury will onld hat ntrinsie v: snd purs W cars ago agreed to puy his note for $100 In to bis income-return is of any consequence. 0 Do taken, but several daya will probabiy elapse | fn Switzerland. g Soolk aftar thom whon It meota Sept. o5, The | Told bave st firnale talue St SRS DE PN, Yotmagtiars, £ pay 10 pef cent more in valuo Shoning CHAAITS flfi"ei‘;;nmdfw;‘i}?: courte, porjiry with the “ pock-rooted » 1s o befare the Powera will submit tlieir proposals to LOULLION; prisoner and the platol wero positivelyldontificd | promised to pay its obligations at the time of their | than the standard dollar at the Ume of the con- | {pited States during the past year, as compared | 1O SORSEEUOneEs but the people do not look ihe Porte. ¢ LivERPOOL, Aug. “J.—As the Whita Btar | on the examination sxecution. traction of the debt. with that immediately precediog. "Tho figgures | UPON perjury as s more innocent recrentlon; u ‘ nuao, steamer Germania was leaving bor dock to-day Tho statements contalned in the sbove quots- | 1o says further: are as follows: the cditor of the ZTimes secme'to do, 1] ;rl::c‘;tsigfi‘:fi tfl?flfigfi gfllln"m L}z"““’“ 8 | ghie fouled with the Allan Line steameor Circas- ME&S\’:‘#?}NMM tlon are nearly all incorrect. When the bonds ":lvl{l;rru‘e;u‘:g' 3,'::‘,'.“ clol;{!r::m ;:’V:}’?r{ml “rl:c Ierchandise, 1876, 1870. A—_.—LOUISMNA YAR L 5 p o lan, ot anchor, The Germonia lost licr boats were Issucd the only legal standard of valua for . | Exporcs—Domestic, A LoxboN, England, Aug. 20.—A special from | 8180 Jouirr, Ill., Aug. 20.—A burglar entered the to Inslet that payment shall be made fn those that ald value. 00,284,100 $525, 582,247 % 8 fil Do fnvited to sgaln | and davits, from her walst to her quaster, and ey thio money of the Unlted States was tho aloer | mossess the most inteinsic valus, {8 entirely da- | n 0ot Grsiz WEN 180242 New Onreans, Aug, 20.—Col. George W, gfi:y'fifc“ :l.flnfi‘v:‘!llr:[:ul‘x‘lgllullll‘l’ lu\mdlnlarymxm- B Atalned extensive damaite £o har upper works. | residence of D. C. Hondersan, cdltor of the Jico- J Tonsivio. d v Exports—Farelgn .. 14,158,011 14,802,424 o dollar of 412 grains, of the fineness of W00- 1,000ths, contalning 3713 grains of purs silver. And not only was this so at that thme, ..8515,442,711 §540, MecCrance, of tho Onachita Telegraph, sends thy' 384,671 533,005,446 400,741,100 following to the Associated P'resa:. Monnoe, La,, Aug. 28,~This city and vicinlly ftod becat it ssals Lo Turkey and Servin. “The negotiations The Circassian lost her bowspritaud Hgurehead. | ord, on the corner of Chicago and ‘Webster muncnded by {hu gnaoranteelng Powcrs aro for streete, last night, but was discovored in time to ¢ present restrieted exclusively to obtaining a ROME. prevent hi, sceuring any booty, The thicf suc- Without sdmitting this, Ianswer, it. s not truo that thers ever werg two staudards of val- uation, as we havo already scen. : s speusion of hostllitics. Great divergenelcs of P e Peened in' ‘elfectiue Fis escape. This is the | but, from the foundstion of our | " mr. Suinner's Sriament. hased on * publle | Excess of oxports s oo asi| 2R reatiy, aciiol hessose ot tiie friow dnta, la spinfon aro feared when the detalls axg disciss Ao s allired. that thie Cap- | fecond stlempted burglary that boa ocorred fn | Guvomment, tho slivor dollar contalning | policy ™ need not be noticed. Tho old adage | OTeF MBpoEls: oo = 8,043, Garrott, and an atiompt to kill Lamay Faulk, ,and & conferenue f8 cunsidered the ouly Rowz, Aug, 20.—It s aflirmed that the Car- | ypjy ‘“fi this week, and, asusual In sach cases, | g713¢ gralna of pure silver Lud beon the only | that * Honesty Is the best nn]tc‘y," 1s ?pllmb Hl sy 1apat s 10,602,728 1 {}lnlen Miving on tho river below here, Mra. Davld neans of ndjusting them.” dinals have unanimously agreed to omit certain | our pofice huve made no arrcsts. unit of value of tho money of the United | 1o Publlcas woll as private pollcy; and no man pocie;on:$ 10,602,720 aalk has been dangoronely il for waeks. Terbed. “:f;,"u"éfifii ¥ advl Tl ceremonies In the Conclave to be Leld when the States {:x xlutnnuuu ’nn t{ol; 8 mmnu: m._“"f‘""l,lél{;"' 02,132, lf'; $ 60,500,302 ’r:‘%n:.v::: Bl‘l::u cu?{- :)'n: ;tur“.lm. u;l.:nl:;: ; BELGRADE, Aug. 20.—Olllclal advices recelved | glection of o succossor to Pope Plus IX, be- THE CARBONDALE DASTARD, " onesty requires that any contract shoi 0 . 20,000,7: 15,36, 681 M & A int th Turks attacked the Servinn | Somee necessary. T object i tha e tut Dioreh 62 TB4 THUUas, For the sct of April 2 1792, establishing & | perforied inany differeat manner than in ac- 22UTRT | Xoulk snw two men, bath colored, enter his gate, ‘eft on Monday, but were repulsed with a heavy | election of a new Pape, and keep the Conclave | Carnonparz, Iil, Aug, 20.—Willlam Bow- w038 ‘They lelt their killed and o largo quantity % o hmtian on tho el A Turk. | roe eum forelgn lufucms man, who I8 now confined In our City Jall for ish attack on Little Zwornick was likewiso re- - the murier of his niece, Addla Dillinger, is so sulsed. SOUTIL AMERICA. depressed in spirit that hie has not taken def- TiIE MEDIATONS. BNGLISK PRITONELS IN PERU. nito action as to whether he will stand o pre- BrronApE, Aug. 29.—The diplomatic agents | Loxpox, Aug, 20.—A private telegram from | liminary trial or not. He will prohably take Aave handed Premier Ristics o joint note {rom | gy says the Suprome Court has contirmed the some action ju the matter to-morrow. slielr respeed Governments, They take'the - l\lltxjert?}‘xlxru iatfon futo their own flnmln, ami | seuteuces of the Buperlor Court, and the pris- STABDED AND CLUBDED, ettt whieir Aubassadors iow to pro- | oners belonging to tho British steamer Talls- | poocviinn, Aug 28.~The G o %eod to stop hustllities. Tho Powers aro trying | mon will be st lilirty to leave Peru fu o few | o o0 V] iy “I; 3 nwu kDmdal'. S0 hold Servia to its action, while tho war party | days. venworth special says John Beckerand P ‘Thoy exploded two caps, aiming at him, and went cordonco with {ts express terna; and any con- Bxcers of exvorts on. s L e T Tnani of | over Imporis ooc$ TLETLA5 $ 40,600,021 | &g 10'Ris Biaco fomiien 1t fhs vialaty, tars coln-dollars, is, by the Iaw in force at that time, DALANCHS IN THB TREABURY, . | been made to the volunteer, companies here for ayable In allver dollars. True, payment might Fhe followiugs aro the balances In the Treas- istance. No cause ¢an be imagined for this ont- flnvo been mado in gold at the option of the | ury at the closs of busincas to-day: Currency, | rai which has thrown the whole patlsh inte In- nyer, tor%:ld was logal-tendor, and tho cred- | $10,022,817; apecial deposita of legal tendors for | tenso excitement, aud spread terror among the B id B compelled to recelve it. But, sc | redemption of certifiates of doposit, 883,655, | Whlte | familiea "of " this Zaection, wiicra the cording to the Pecksnifilan morality of + coln, including $29,103,000 coln cortilicates, | §F tnnugh? R et L e S el g; our friends who opposo tho reatora- | §62,560,012; outstondiug legal tenders, $300- | {he'disturbance ocourring laav daturday at MRor tion of _sllver, auch payment would | 819,223, Tho Treusury now lolds ss\afim.&sh publican barbecuo, when olght ar ten whites'pres- TIiave bean dishonest if gold was cammercially | in United States bonds to sccuro the Natfonal | ent by Invitation were rudely treated by the ne. cheaper than silver. And if gold, from any | Bani circulation, and $18, w‘,‘om to secure pub- mu. thoir lives throatened, and they wers forced o mint, provides for the colnage of dollars or uails, each to bo of the valucof a Bpanish milled dollar =s the same wna then carrent, and to contain 871 graing and 4-10(h parts of agrain of pure silver, or 416 gralns of standard silver. ‘That act also anthorized the coinage of gold coins, viz.: the engle, balt-caglo, and quarter- eagle, and prescribed thelr welght and finences, and that they shonld be legak tender, the eagle fof $10, aod the . ; 3 cause, had, before the day of payment, become | lic doposits. Natlonal nk clrculation ont- cave the gronnds to pacify the Infuriated bincks, {5 troiii to temporlzis to wake better terme- S A Gionden ot into an altereation foight, |'QUicr gold colus In proportion. But, ng geld | SRSE L0 WERIE mcbar e "whuld bo' cquslly N eicroucy, $324,402,874; Gold notcs, | Whodrow rapeators, sl olherwieo exhibited Ui 2 AT CONSTANTINOILE. GERMANY. and the Jatter was stabbed olght times In the | suchurized such colnnge, conformable in all re. | dishoucst to reguire the debtor to pay gol $2,000,100. (flfi"fl%fii’!."i.‘ °;:'1::‘ri"fm:":=m!“‘l’l‘; aringat Vipnwa, Aug, 20.—A Counuil of Ministera DIED. lead ound twicein the side, one of the wounds o the standard of gold coins now ‘thm Conslatency s a Jowel. J. Wansuie, NATIONAL BANK NOTES ehot 4n ench. case entered the Md‘{'mm' Bmp‘; bas been held in Coustautinople to consider the | fonpox, Aug, 20,—Maxlmilian Joseph Chel- | penetrating the lung, sl find his juw broken | authorized bww," etc, ~The weight ol sal s recelyed for redemption for the week ending to- | haye been taken to prosorv the peace, aud prevent peace.provosuls of witich the outliue s been |y Sy Bl ohrated pliyslclan and surgeon of | With s club. o now 1ics In a critical coudition, | dollar was to 25,8 gruins of standard gold. SENATOR SHERMAN. day, as conpared with tho corresponding Weok | a racurrence of similar ontroges. Tiven to the Grund Vizier by the lciwrrs feylali- Helaelberg, s dead. and will probably dle. ‘The amount of funcum‘ contained In the v the Edtior of The Tribune. of laat year: 1875 3870 e —n i, fugoln ospuomly el e e ; v amtncitaine bl il | Cocuady A 2o T weare Gt ~ THE WOOL TRADE, SLrvia 1. o e lollar wi kL o 'aln posce, and tho orte s abandoned its dewand SPAIN. potiip AGUIIRS: et of 1870, That ack provides 0 Trogs ls:eT::\:t %g:ngfi:n:fi:n n:‘!a::n :llil:e‘rmg;e:'i:: PomApaLemA, P, Aug. 20.—Wool—A falt bRt TROOPS FOIt CHOA. = WILRESHARRE, Pa., Aug. 20.—A cold-blooded . BULTAN. VIBNNA, Aug. Hhedvoi \onuest from Con- | SANTANDER, Aug. 20.—It (s sald that 24,850 | murder wos committed by the Mollle Maguircs, tantinople, the Director of the Lunatic Asylum | men, of all arme, wlgh Krupp and Placentia | nt Avondale, near this city, last night. Crosby nere, Dr. Eisendor!T, an puthority in his branch, | guns, will embark ot Bantander and Cadlz for | Brady was the victim, shot through the head Bas gone tove f e his advice about the Sul- | Guba before Nov, 1 and rlddled with bullets otherwlse.” Two of the tan's fliness ports, on firsl {napection, business dolug, asnd prives steady, Penusyl- wanin, Ohlo, and West Virginia XX above, @ 40c; X, 87@8Vc; Lalf blood, BK@S7c: quarter | blood, 83@34c; fine unwashed, 21@23c; medium, 27@28c; combing, washed flecce, 43@44tc; un- old coins of the United States shall bea Q:‘ld 5nunr,vhl|l\:lfl at th:h lh!lz‘l‘ld Jel;m‘ht 3! ;e:s 0! 8 8 U ete. ) B wibe' stiver Golns ot e United States shall bo & #rade dollar, @ half-dollar, aquarter-dollar,”” ete. ; and 1t fixcs hod a marked effect upon both the Republican and Democratic parties and thetr candidates for election to Congreas, In foreing them to take it position In favor of x’-emonetlzlng sllver. Totaleeus sesseseeer:-85,011,000 $5,527,000 TIEB NEW LOAN, v —————— perputrators are under arrest. S eight of tho * trade-doftar ” at 420 grains, | Tbe declaration of no caudldats of either | vy, smnoron, Aug, 37.—The Becrotary of the | washed do, 83@3e; New York, Michigan that Lie consid: citlnces of the Sultan as CASUAL®LES but cs the welght of the smaller coins the | party upon this question §s moro gratifying 1a | Treasury fs of the opinion that fu the carly part | and Wisconsin XX and _above, BY@Yey vety serfotis, bul by 1o neans m-.-urnbl;:. lIlu o AL H THE NEENAIL RITOOTING CASE. samo as fixed by tho sct of 1853, viz.: tho half- | the main than that of the Hon, John Sherman, | of the comin mm:lg the 8yndicate wlll a&})ly , | 8Y@85e; lalf blood, Bi(@doe; docs wot upprove the mode of “"“‘L“‘“{“ iither . = Special Dispatch to Ths Tribune. dollar 103 grainis, and smaller colns in proper. | Cuiairman of the Benato Finance Committec, | to bim for the frst inatallment of 810,000,000 of %umnr blood, 83c; Ilinols, Iowa, an so fullowes, und considers it absolutely ncces- EXPLOSION. NEgNau, Wis, Aug. 20.—Edward McGraw tion; and provides that " thasliver coins of the not anly on account of his cminent position, the 43¢ por cont bonds just negotiated. They finnesots full-blood flecce, BX@34c; three- try (hat Lie should be kept far from ull State | gr, Louts, Mo. Aug, 20.—The bolter of o el Laday by thp District Attammey United States shiall be legal-tender in sums not ) P! R .r.nuw‘?mmg printed as fast a8 possible, and ok | quarter blood, S¥ddic; halt-blood, B3@I0:; \llalra. e - steum threshing-machine, at work st the farm | Y28 examine oday by the District Attorney, | LIvel ioate B 00 80 pient? Andit also | but also bocause he was largely fustrumental 1n | boon aa tug. first lot ls delivered he will | guartor blood, B3; common flseces, Ble; dumes: Rl 1o e ton Jimeh X of John Harrls, near Lone Juck, 3o, cxploded “"l‘{’,f "!";’""3 of B{m"";l ',l"r“{{,",’ ,fl“’:“"-}'fl; fl"‘"‘"“‘ ‘that o othor allvor colns shall bo [ the domonctization of silver, X refer to his | mako a eall for the funding of & propar- | tic pulled cit merlnos, 83@80c; ity super, $@ Vioyxa, Awg I—3ore tian a week lgs | to-day, killlog George Cobband & youug iwun and the case waa postponod for Lo CayR. b sued than thoso named In the act. declaration In & recent speach to his comstitu- | yionate amount of 5 per "cents and be | 8l citylambs, ents, published fu Tux TRIDUNB. But tl 8%@98c; city shorta merino, 22} wounded girl’'s cundition is still precarions. ready as soon s the 1at of Boptember to lssue | Canada fleece, boc; tub-washed, cholco scleeted, 5 gut possesston of the | named Powell, and .scriously Injuring Jawes | Considerable local excitement proyalls. 1t is, therefore, not true that the act of 187 “inereqsed the welght”? of the American siiver asseq sinee tiie ‘T R 2 d e 8 are some statements in that speech | 43 er cents, Immediatel afterward | 80@40cy well-washed, 87(@38c; fair ordinar rm‘"h.t “éxrxtgfi,- !.lr':m“v‘fxEln’ftl:}f&fins‘“&f Il.l‘x'; Stuard; Jobis Lnri id & fand namctl Eotier, dollar. It simply nbolished it, and suthorized | on this question which have arrested my at- | ho will be preparcd to send d; Europe the { #5c; lDV‘I or bm-"wg" ey L) fintler pavance. It must be remembered NTONDE DBURGLARTES. the ‘colags of & tradedollar, Nor lait true | tentloy, and fn which I eannot conour. He | bonds requircd thero, and will tako stups at s T e ks have uelther the NEW ORLEANS. New Yong, Aug. 20.—At 6 o’clock this morn- | that that act “ prohibited the fssue of silyor | says: . e onve to carry out the Hrugnmmc accordingly. MISSISSIPPI STEAMBOATING e S nor that beautifully-devised Ngw ORLBANS, Aug. 20.—Jumca Payne, o ing Wagner's mathematical Instrument stora coins of adifferent ru;_a'«lmlonnta wclfiht from And now, whenall our dunmuuo contracts have | IIo has received a gratilylug canle-dispatch from 8r. Louts, Aug. 20.—A new dtp‘;"“m n system for protectiug ther lines of stockdeaier, waa sitting In the smilery leaning | (06 £ fints warehonse were rabbed of $20,000 that of tho trade-dollar;! foroll the afiver coing | ceen based u}mn dopreciate nmrnr-mnney. made & | the Rothschilds, signifying thelr satisfaction at 3 0 20 sherations with which tho Gertuan army aston- | against a rall. The rafl broke, and Puyne fell 1 % l.\sllu d the workl I 1570, and whieh alone ena- | 15 feet, and was fnstautly killed, :’: Z‘i’p‘r‘ifi"&fié’f 3?5?’??.5’:-." h‘%fifl%’uafi?&'”fl bied It to advance with Tnuv;h han}unuhmg A boy syed_about 16 was kiiled by a Canal | at No. 5 Maldcn lane, and almost at tha Coriior Cantluus s the Turks e sHOWN | gorit ruflrond steam traln to-nlght, while at- | of Broadway. : In thelr advance, theie st sk | yompting to board & cur when thie traln was fn ctting possesgion of thu Valley of | 1iyin, POOR LOUISIANA. ok was to mémm\ t‘lmm:(i)wt there e — e NEw OnLEANS, Ang, 20,—Stats Tax-Coll i thoro g0 oA to moke It & see- . 9 o 4l octol vanee, )] ¢ 4 ly - B cae ot the Valley ontirely of the Seve | The following ts the proclamation ofsGov, | fauitor Lo the Btate for over $40,000. Vinns who st feld xrgm’mnndnn’u country mi- | Chawberain, of South Caculin, to prevent e e therein authorized arc,of a dilferont proportion- 'nl? welght, and are merely fokes or repraseniative colng. Mr. Bkinner says: “*The practical effcct of this leglslation was to take from the silver dol- lar of 41234 grains the character of s legal-ten- der,” But tha fact 1s, that thoact ecxpressly abollshed that dollar, by prohibitlug its further colnage. Itis indead doubtful wheth- er such dollarg, colncd previously to 1873, would not still bo held to be legal-tonder, provided such dollars wero now to be procured. feal-tonder for all dobte, publie and private, ex- | ¢he arrangements complefed by him with those | steamboatingon the Uppor Misslsaipp! was mado fi:g‘t‘ fl‘:::“}‘,:{";‘,}é‘: ;:‘e o‘n’}""fc';““‘wf‘.m’fi“"“{‘ acting In tholr bebalf, for the aliaro of the now | to-lny by#the Keokuk Northern Lino Packet S L ot "t tavm, Thit. we Should | bonds to bo taken on thele bid. Tole Company. Commodore Davdson, Prealdent of e N aamalven of tho rapid and formidable fall of | have also been received by Llm trom ditferent | 4,0y Gompany, has for a long thne belleved that T ion to teooln the ol sllver calns, tncind- | sections of the United States, stating that about | 0 S o5t %o ol Bafs P 1 T the old stiver dollar, the oldestof onr colus, | $800,000 of ther can be iminediately taken up | & ine of fast steamers to ply between ero an mfi with them pay our depreciated notes, and thua | in this country for hmlung and {nvestments, in | Keolwuk, to carry passengers and freight only, reatore tha old coln-standard. 1 bollevo adeclded | which the far-off State of Texas joins, Reportd | would result In bringing back to the river Its Ity _of both Houses were in favor of this i DOy O tton Ta 8 wark of time, | Soms to him, in fact, from all pointa of the eu- | large passenger traflic of former years., To test | ers’ couraging signs that the loan will bewell re- | the matter ho hasthis Sensonballe twe very fast E’ll::':n. W e "’ea‘é','\&“’&.‘,"’léf' Sorined 5 “""“fl"‘ where and takon up guite "l’“’gé .and clegant steamers, War Eagle and Qolden In regurd to the 4 per centa suthorized by the | Eaglo, and to-day the new enterpriso was lo- Fohoius the Datube. hls was dono i tiwo dl. | the selzur uf tho Judgeship Ly W, J. Whipper: HAY-FEVER 1t f tot iruo it Is proposed, to amend the act 3 year | Wo thercfors provided 5o em | actof July.14, 1870, D comtimued to, feol that at | LoBo e e aepartiro of the War Eagle tections: Firat, by sending detachments on the | Exrcutivs Maxsion, Conuxsia, Aug, 21, 1870, = . of 1670 su as to enablo tis United States “to | e colned bydhs minta of the Unlted States, driven | the proper tima thoy can ba enslly disposed of; | on'her first .vip under most favorablo ausplees. rond down the ‘Tinok, snd then by sending | <-Whereas, the Hon. dacob P. Heed, Laving been T the Editor af The Tridune {ay thelr bonds with so-called silver dollars { to tholr utmost capacity, until July, 1878." Bofar | but he says that a little additional leglalation | Tho design is to compete with the rallroads ua Yraops with the Danabe flotiila to land at Rudu- elected, was duly comintssloned by nie as Juuge of | BTERLING, Aug. 2.~ A Sufferer " from | that would bave an intrinsic valuo and pur- wo sareed. And we could havo agreed upon ro- | on the part of Congress will be needed, to the | o speed, comfort, satety, aud chicapnoss. The ining tho old silver dollar; but whether 1t anght i tl ol tho o aivr llas bt Whafhorlt ancht | afecy Smong other provsions, that ey wil | sing wil b daif, and” to osts il run by ¢ara to run. fig%;d'l We lc’:u d”gnto o H e'eor w:flr:;;cfl:i%' {’r?:':‘;‘: been m:}l’n{l hlmqto know to what extent and shisdala ""?'*___—_. fore; that, aa It could not.be colned for more than | HOW he was RoIng o grovide for. the siuking THE OLD CABINET SCANDAL. s yoar, 1o orfanize & Commission, composed of | fund, but ho hus o I 7 | gun Brinoisco, Aug. 29.—Tho Dot to-dsy Miembera of both Houses and of experte In colnaga | snything positive about it. e snys, however, y Aug, 29 ahd exehnnge, witha view to collect and repors | that ha thinks Lo will be able to make full pro- publisbes anlnterview with ex-Attorney-General tho fuleat Information possible. Thus the aues- | vision for it to the extent which is required, and | Will(ame and wife. Gen. Willlams has nothing tion of the old sliver dolfar I8 poatpcned until next | ywill get ahcad of it 2,000,000 by the retirement | 4o uy 4n addition to whatbas alveady been wintor, whon it mey be decidcd with all tho lights | of fractional currency, which s golng on in the i that dfscussion may throw upon it. substitution of silver coin, 2 made public concerning the celebrated auony: There arg scveral points {n this statemsnt | gupARRASSMANT OF TR POST-OFPION DRPART- | mous lotters recetved by members of the Cabi- :vohlch lr'a descrvlnlh;‘gll scruting, and, as it seoms BeatOHs D MENT, 4 Shabs sl net st Washington, the autnorship of which has ms, of uvare cri e, The Poat-Office Department states that sinco charged to Mra, . Mrs. Willlams Hirst—Tho seeming discrimination hetween | the passage of the Post-Office Appropriation e o et el e ‘gflm.nothmg new ex- the sacrediicss of dometio nud foreign contracts. | bill, which separated the mnount of monoy to | cepd to publish the letters recelved by Tersell, By emphnsizing the fact that donieatic contracts | ha expended for carrying the malls by steamer | and that sho would nat do, s they ‘confalne aro * based upon depreclated paper-moncy,’” be | routes from that for the rallroad routes, the | glanderous statoments agalnst ladles in Wash- would have us fmply that our non-domesticor | Department Las been compelled to decline to | yngton. Gen, Williuns stated further that he fatelgn contracts Weronot; and bLence that, | cgtabiish postal service on different railroads In | ghould probe the matter to the bottom, aud wiilu sllvr coin Is good ctiough for aur domestio | tho States of NowJorscy, Penuaylvanis Georgla, | that whon he hiad obtained thio facta he would creditors, our foreysn croditors should receive | Arkansas, Missourd, Kenlutk)', ‘exas, Colorado, | vindleate himself and its, ot the inanth of the Thuk, and ot th | 1he Clrcait Consd for the Eirat Clecut of thia e, | Fiay-Faver eaya o lis beon afllicted with it for ittle ‘Scrvian Fort of Klnduva, on the Dan- | {518 tio sald Stats for the tenn of four years, | three years, liss leanl of thousands of cures, abe. ‘(‘:: gu:tl‘wr lruo."v;u:l ! :l]xfimn:r‘\.{m\l‘:}l:"r hcz!uln:lng on %‘1“ lu?dd-y n'(n Pcr:mhfial'. Ai»?'m“ and that some partles have found rellef in tha ance, e Servian detachiml b e - | anid becauso his sald commission Ct druw almost simultancously witl the furces | shill Jen the actual pesceable, po Lake-Superlor country,jand Lo wants to hear ander Leschjanin, ‘Fhe advantage gained by | the exercls of the dutics of the sa! the experienco of some others. Thiis operation srasa third road into the heart of | Whereas atisfactory ovidence hu boun brought be- | Now, I want to_fnform **A Bufferer" that Serviu—namcly, that to Milmovacz and on by | fore me fiad W, 2y Whippor, who claima (obo he | e+ Hay-Fever Brigade® is an_emloently- .mm""l‘“l'k £t PUraruvacs bf"fl 5""{3“‘”“' ““I‘ o onion a8 Jndge, uor has submitted the merita | respectable body, composed In the main of per- ihe coufluence of the Morava River with | ey claim to the declsion of any tribunul what- i ed to e Bamibo. “On - the other Nand, the left | Of B clom b b G aking broparation ‘and In. | 100 MhO BI0 DO e et o ncute N ,uf};‘hlu “'lwrulllm.'!arlllu'- wll'llrh Ju {be- tends to enter by force upori o exerciss of e msrlo‘: ll:;m:r “Ld l:lmnmdlm‘flwnnd tha hind in Isit, has il vise been brought [or- | dutles o e suld oilice, an n at charmcter | resu lint, abou o o AL, eVer, ward, and for this, besldes pushing Tornrd the | 1 reatat and 1o caconrage, persuade and conspire | other man or woman you mect ,z .,’um,,g’f forces of Mehmed Pashu, oun tne road from | whh other IIWH'JIII to reslsy Ly force the conttnual 1 Niulr to Alezinetz, the torps on tho cxtreme | lawful authorlty und orers of Judue toals bod “““:‘l‘l'» “"“‘:“‘.’“‘:,"1‘“ g ‘"‘1“1‘“0” l‘: sy o o LS o g vl wherean, a decent regar or ¢ foring ane rin- one they mee! clieve avethe Hiay- e of AT Eitb e orted tha :{;"';l:':f{l;_‘,fi,‘l{g'“E{‘&,"fi:’f’;‘l‘g’:‘{‘,;:;’{hg'g,fi;?’:‘?} Fovorss They do s to get Into bigh-toned Pasa of Jankovs Ellssura, in the Justrebatz e et whall be animittod by snd bo deter. | nnd respectable socloty,—to make ordtnary Range, unl Is gw};lm. {"":f-g)rd ll‘-“‘-;pll {K'ruvhf» mincd, by a competent legal tribunal before any at- | people belleve thera {s just a little relicof O & ent af Abinatz ani Delgrad, e e b e Tunctionanr dutles of | Tyalty coursing through tholr yelns. chaalng power less than those with which the Government &mmlaud 1o pay Its ovligations at the time of thuir execntion.” The rropcrsnl to restors the sllver dollar to the position it occus rlfll beforethe act of 1873 was passed, making L again a legal-tonder and the unit of value o the money of the United Btatcs, is not such a proposition, At the time the bonds spoken of were {ssucd, that dollar was the only legal standard of value or unit of the moncy of thie United Btates, The bonds obligats the Governinent to ‘Puy dol- lara; and the question comes up, *What did the word dollar 1ncan ut that thnef" By refer- euce to tho law-dictionary, we find “that ft mieant, &t the time sald borids wero issucd, the moncy-unit of the United States as reprasented bf o silver coln contalning 4123 grains of sliver of the finencss of H00-1000tha; snd this was the meaning of the word ‘“dollar " untli the passage of the act of 1878, which, ss we have scon, transferred the unit-of-value quality to the gol N+ | h punish the culprits. 1o MK SENVIAN EXODUS PROM TIB LOWER TIMOK | ihy sald offee,— Now, all such are humbugs. They are regu- | dollur, sod also deprived tho sfiver dotar of its | gold coin. 'This Infercnce will be strengthened | wnd California, agaregating nearly 1,000 miles, | gq(1 his suspicions as to tho author of tho letters LLEY. Now, 1 fore. 1, Dantel 1. Chamberlain, Gov- legal-tender quatity. ” v & perusgl of tho Benator's speech of hich would have saved the Govormmnent a Propateh o onitan Timos, oo, thercforc. 1, Dantel 1l Chamberloin, Gor- | lac coafsh sristocracy, and know about as | 18T B tiver dolinrs tave t an in- | March b, 1678, upon patioval fnances, audwhich wo and charges polnted to certaln portous whoio yory largo sum of money if the sorvice could be Vienna, Ang. U.—Persons who lave fust | anceof my duly to yce that the lawa of tho Blate muth of Hay-Vover 12 4 1ig docs of sstranomy, For one, 1' [l to soa th Justicn of any such | Yraaforred from he ateawor sorvice to the | "¢ hodselined fo mention. triusic value and purchasing power leas than o A A Damiba teport. thab wy | be. faithiully cxecuted, snd not only to repress | Ium o little [nclined to think A Buftcrer B s 4 L those with which the Goverment promised to diserimination in favor of the forelgn creditors | rativonds. Nearly twico as much as was needed e A Jassing with the steanier from Widii to Orsova | igoronsly aid prainiily sl dotous and, Lagiilty. | g fraud, and hes soms utterfor abject fn view, | puy Its obligations at the thno of thelr execu- | of the Governmant aud wnlmtfidnmmh crede ::nl.r:l“, ;oprN[nmd’(m' steamer service, while for THE ALDINE, Ly st on the road which Jeads slong tho :‘::,,:’,‘:HZ'“’:“&“;:,L%.E:T::‘ (b dlao, Uy BIORSE | o fdea of unybody suffering for three years | Hont Bllyer bus toay a purclisaing power, oa itors. T vics tho sum was 80 small'a to pre- | We have recelyed Parts 18and 14of the A1dlw fervian bank of the Danube from Radugevats | KePRiiro s ciaim, that dny sich attempt as is | with genuine Lay-Fever, reading Tuus Thinunz, measared by the price of other commnodities, Second—Equally surprising {s the remarkable | yont any Increase whatever in that branch of | (James Sutton & Co., New York). Illusrs statoment that it would take this powerful fch application [s dally beluf " Government—aono of wliose constitutional func. :':' sorvice, for which appl y belug | tionss Part 18— The Drokon Lyre,” after tious and dutles 15 ‘*to coln maney " until A IMPORTANT TO NOTARIES PUBLIC, Chapling * Golng to Church,” drawn on wood owards Palunka an entlrg exodus of the popu- | Jereinbefore stateq, by W, J' Whipper and thos L Ranwer Timult Vallov. Thusutids | Wi may atd and abot pim, will h-mm*-'r'um.nfi whase columns have been fall of b Frelur than it had at the tine the bonds wers i peoplo—mid men, vomon, and clildren— | treated by me, vot unly us o unlawful and riut. | CVCRY Yoar ‘‘about these days," and still ssucd, Measured by the standard of gold, it wmn to have dopreciated; but this is due to s fucreasa thes i1l their moyable houseluld gouds, | wus distarbance of the publie peace, bot also us | not knuw any moro than * A Sufferes ™ s the purchashy wer o) jd, | July, 1878 "—ncarly two years,—by the exerclss ho finportant fews passed on thelast | by Jobm 8. Davisj Peace,” after Rondollj R ey ki Shgus b | &5 oairags hpun o B e b a1t | does AbOL Ity 1o0ks vory Geby, to say tho least, | witlch has n @ b o o gl | T e chin S50 00T siver | asa o g b Shsaton of ‘Conbrcas s o l0 | R Faen atter Rondoll; * A the Cradle," alter Bl jcuple unl the steamer to take thein up, As | ertedin s civilized State, Buch an atiempt at | Aud then e fdea of i * three-years' victin® | caused by the prohfbition of "the use | cofn, by running tho mints of the United Btates | Jowlng, which -has not been herctofore pub- t Andera; *The Monk and the Countess,’ 4 to tholr uttnost (‘upucll{;" 1ahod. 'and which will bo found of mtem& j54 El;::l dera; “TI Can this statemont be truel I2it s, would it | parties having busiucss with United States | jy not ba well to investigate the management of | courts: N our mintsi Have we gut {n control of them, as i the lawless and foreible wsurpation of & judi- wge baryed bad been chartorcd from the | uigo o poreesslon, withbut any provions tast of | B, oy G o, othirs. ih Ol Jannbe Fteam Navigation Cumpat yd 0 toko | hig rizht; wrong In its inflnences, uaan oxamplo | Ficty Tieury e s nr)"leu‘ n - Chicago, eople offy und they were ub work day atd f of tawless disregard of woll-established forms of and thero [s some actisg in thelr tal The, el i e | ughtivee | and | o by ons sl ' i e ettt | 805 U RGBS e ey ot ) clonging E i ous! ¢ »'.’J‘,'lil,‘“\“'x‘.’,‘fz"&”& :I\:«. ‘u’c?m.-l:l m:w of safety fi; :;n:lr'lfi:ay, .«:dclr;-:fim?.’ufi.‘:u“i r‘!zfil 3, :“;xll‘im't‘l:y. lzzn;; Fxperlc:‘wc, and an luwlflg«:‘:‘:u ca of what T afe plav ¢l o cul ous exsinple ~Fever 18, lem{‘l;u hi.‘x‘:‘u\:‘: ‘;{:anu;:;\‘vg l:u"d"t':;‘b“:wp;:?ud; “‘,‘fl{' "‘}(fi'.n'\}'?u‘fi;‘ur.‘. ml;"'u?.h‘fi ‘J::fx‘:’:mnfi“:f,h‘, ::ywm‘r'n‘(’.";«l}%v to l';_lAdsuncrnr" thlnt, kr:r [iig shich would have required far larger mcans ol e o of cn years, uve tried eyery remed oW, nlu:a}mx:, 'Sl woulit even then not have taken | Shafe: naw too wreatly oscited vy passing events | Lot U011 e eminent. ph eleas T e of . sllver s mioney, thereby cuusing 1d to be used exclusivcly for thut purpose. lits not only enhanced the price of gold, but prevented silver from Keeping pace with that metal In such appreciation in valuo as has tuken place from other causes. And, more than thls, tho attempt, seeniingly succesaful, to drivo sil- ver out of competition with gold In the world’s markets as mounsy, precipitated a panic in the price of sllver, froin which it is now slowly re- covering. 1t naa already attained to within 10 Liesen-Mayer; ‘ Down by the Aill," Aeten-Mavors |\ LOChuallin, Brook,? te., That Notarles Pablle of the J. McEntee; ! Desetted,” “111. :c:l«ll. ., That 3 Part 14— i o s Director, 8 goldiat who s operating thom fn ..%-’:.{‘.‘S?&‘S’,‘ .‘rar'morlu. nl::d ft:n i‘ll!tf’lg o'; }gfifi:n.l"'lufifl;‘ne%m"g%’q.'ll’:%%la .\;‘x‘-eu.n‘:nlu." tho intorést ‘of any class of our crodit- | Columbin, be ud thoy are heroby anthorized to | ffyor David Johuson; 'At the Ford,” after ors? Who, when other excuse for de- “k.dc&umnmmafluu)lo\herlculnrnlmonm o 31, Hart; VCourtyard of Marzon Cas- monotlzing silver fails, resorts to tho [ takln ony tu be used In the courts of tho | YW M 08TCR, “iWkiiny at Limburg? B Jamu proteuso | that the United Btates, | United States, take ackuowledgmonts and afida; thoyt I Putgners @ Mulng ob LUnbArEy o by tho excrelss of its utmost capacity and power | Yita in tho wannee and with the same effact | Manneld; The c:pn‘. rize i of colnage, can only coln §2:000,000°por month, | & Comn Clrcuit | #Elatue,' after Rosonthal. or oners of the Unlted Btat Courts may now lawfully take or do. ————— Ao retugees off before the Clreasslans and [ ¥ do, therefate, forewarn cltizens of thle | bearufy read all tho Looks written on the sub- | per cout of the \sluu of gold; and this $43,000,000 ot sflver coln in two years, Is g her prowling Trrexulars might bave comu | State ugainst ulding orabeitine W, . W! oct, and Lave arrived st the conclusiou (hat I s dlshionored . uncolnied - state, aa | there anytbing so mysterious or diléult in tho T MORTUARY. ;;)..L'A;. i o heconiita Trom Widin, | seid nuisweal sitempt, and calt on Yoo oine b {he‘r’aavaou\y two remodles known toauybue | an article of merchundise, Restoro ft | processt o NILES SCANDALS. . pectal Dispateh o The Tridun, 311 the country of the Lower ‘Tinok, {nclosed | the law in aaid clreult'to exert their ofticlal powers | man buing, wnd 1 will guarantes elther Lo bo to fts rightful positon as munu{. and 1t will no doubt rise at oncs to an equality with gold, if indeed it docs not again beconie thy more valuable of the two metals. ‘I'iere s ono closs of the bonds of the United Btates—I bellove it s the 88 of 1570, payablo in 1300—that ore, in express terms, © payable fn cuins of the Unlted Stutes, of the standard weight and Ancncss intheyear 1500, (Theabovestate- meut 14 made from memor{ aul may not ho strictly correct.) Now, will 5 Ir, Bkinner or an other man take It on hitnsell to say thatft would be un act of repudiation fn our” Govern- ment to cuntings thu calus of the United States of the sune woight and fineucas ns when sueh bonds were lssued, Just becauss of s0me yague expectation that may be entertuined by the holders of sald bonds that tisey shall be paid fn gold { It s genersily consifered that elther D ‘The Benator sald, In his specch of March 6 Bpacial Digpatch 4o The Tyibuns. Broosinarox, 111, Aug. 30.—The funeral of 1876, that, with the_mints runtlug at thelr full NiLes, Mich,, Aug. 20.—~Ths examination of | Jégse Trimmer occurred to-day from his late cupacity, “’g cost ot W’{z‘"fl sllver "g’l“ “tllfnlll Danlcl G, Lazleton, of Gallen, this county, who | home In Money Greck Township, and was at- alytod "‘fi,';’;",:";:’,';,:gl per cont leas than | ¢ ohorved by Lymon D, Philllps, of the same | tended by great numbor of peaple, among 'Ours inust, indead, bo & woak Government 1t | place, with having committed adultery with | whom ""a‘i.u"?:?h 4:;1:‘ ::t‘tolozr{; Pehek this s Its capacity to cotn silver, How, at that | hts (Phillips') wife, was commenced bofore DurraLo, Aug, $9.—The bady of P, 8. Marsh sate, could {t propury for resumption by 18797 | Rocarder’ Giibert, of this city, to-day. Threo | arelyed rom Now York at 8 p, m, to-day. The “The'ruto of sfiver coluage would hardly more | guneses wero cxamined, ono of ‘whom testi- | funeral will take place at 8 p. m. to-morrow. :llnn equal “lm useless appropriations for sham | g o0 haviog seen ‘Hezleton and Mre. Phillips sl it A ke iind ) ’l‘x“;vslx':}:\‘:‘ (a8 lame onc. It only adds in- | together in her béd-ruaw, and that the couple QOCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS' sult to s grand injury inflicted upon &n out- | undressed and retired. The lght In the voom Naw Yonk, Aug. 20.—Arrived—Steamshiipy Toged people. The Detter that the men of | was then extingulshied. Tho other two liad scon | Cimbrls, from Hamburgy Anchorls, from Gl both partics, wha hove been Instrumental i the | the two indulge n amorous procesdinga of an Beotch B DT 0 B e coir. | Fber e b Bariher oxamination was | 0 Botuls, from Liverpool, with the ] tuss thoy hud miade o mistake, and “mml{ stponed to Sept, 6, and defendant gave bail | rifle team. sl scak to rectily R, that to resurt to any such | for his appearance. Loxvox, Aug. 20.—Steamships Victora and syliterfugo us thia, The divorce-caso of McClung ve. McClung, | Rheln, from New Yorks Spain, from Labrador; o s largo bend of the Danubo butween' | prompily und vigorously iu vustsining the suthor- | g perfect remedy, Ong s a realdence on ll)ul\xicwunmul the wountaln rauge runiug | ity sud sxccutlog the orders of Judge ecd, sud | the Island ot Mackinaw during | the wowe tho upper rapids of the river, scews (o | putthug down 31 SIUGTA LY muiner L fater= | 1{ay.Fovor porlod; and the otlier | d foct un- hiave been abandoned Lo Uie Clreasslans s thelr der ground!" The fieat I huve tricd and founa it mku “Wholo regular !n:m‘n &umlur“?-mm: d,&fi‘:},’:fi;.‘,‘,;’.t{’.?; ;;.‘f'.we:;‘:,fifl,‘,{?}':.fl.’,’fl?, A llv. o ufilnl‘l, nnal the uther Texpect to aa soun us Daviag taken up i concentruted positlon ut thority of Judge Mued, and when ealied can ' get ready. ts!ul»f;mr and ux‘l the ruud h:ndlnlg to Para- ::-h‘:ln’uccul‘ixgn his orders. :\ndlhu-‘u:le‘r“;n::? Tt {s amuatug to vee what peopla will do for Kin. ¢ fut it seems that th freegulurs buye | chalm that 1f ibo oflicors of the law In sald circuit | imogined popularity, Even \\-h}lu writing this feoat ploly s/ ceedpy Hi, 8¢ Nese 'x'.'ff‘.n"ufl".’.“’;‘.’x'.fi';’“;‘r".?cfi'.fl'flm}'"fi."“}'.‘l.',“k}".‘f.’.‘. letter, tires ladies aud four gentionen’ luve i amd “gher up tho, Tt w0 | St D o o o i | 06 hect, ik, ey belrad they wora Tugtiven, AL least hio nows las como of any | 9F, Orangebur n:’}‘&l':I‘;‘c‘;"'l’:;‘{l'.‘;m':’l‘,‘lm‘;,":;’, Shse, | haviug Hay-Fover! '} duly. wish tume of themn ,lmnlun uf them having been overtalen by Lhs | euitics, under iy own airaction snd control, to could” huve it ss Idid yesterduy,—they would rreguinig, execule promptly and effectuslly such orders ne call 'l.ur the rocke and inountatus to fill upon LTS DA g | BT S e s it Sl | it i, B ARSI mania has pof o reolt, wheuever »t 0! h % 1 phaly- eetu o it ven, ho number Of Whou 14 | and toarrestaud comnit all porsuns Who way plaliavo t, ts sdding Unmeny to the already b;ulud h&:)he n:mm?u'xhn nue&l ".'”y“tl‘"‘;'f" 28:‘:3:::::{ :m:b his autbority, or who may i | Jurge stock of shapletons; and the dunger is, than G souls, 'The nuuiber may be xather el ¢ ald in the oxcoution, of auy | thyl they will grow fnto majorlty of tho peo- | & Goverument or an individual who puya his | The peo 1o dvmand bread. 1t wiil not do for | nowgotng on before Clreult-Court-Commissloner | Nuremberg, from Baltimore; and Atlas, from Uvereatiates, constdcrlng thie short tim tho | Ofder, which by bo Isuded By Wy iim‘&llllh: bl | sy s A e | eNinne. - ascordsacs. with. thelr ¥pross | thy poliians to glvethon stoner, Kok i tracts constdorablo. attentlon, owing | Boston, Lave arrived out. cmlgration has gons on snd the diflleutty | pREE S SN 4G, A o cribanal compatont | , 1Y fever e o terrible ailllction. What causos | ternis dovs sl that can bo cither legally or | Zird—le says™ W [ e the Finance Com- | Lo the” fact that the partlcs aro weal —e—— in transportlug sueh 8 uumber mm-lur';u to puss tioal judguent thereon. it or cures it no. wau knoweth, and probauly | morally required. - mittoo] could tot agrea’ e to whethior the sll- | prominent cltizens. Juung)ll McClung, tho de- SILVER QUOTATIONS. stream fike the Danube In thosu parts with the B, CHANDEULATY, never wil. One thing iy very coertain, it is It 18 no argument sgalnst the pm‘mm vor dollur should bs made rocelvable for cus- | fendant, is_a well-known Spiritualist aud Free- Q “~ iibe; il geanly meuns of water carriage existing thero; Governor of South Carolina, Worso where yegetation 1s rankest,and when the | restoration of the time-ionored siiver dollar to | teims-duties or Lo pold out for Iuterest on the | Luver, whils Martha McClung, the complainant, | 8Ax Faawoisco, Aug. 20.—1la -4 but tie cugration from the Timok Valley fs not ————et— ulr fa dull wod lugure. ouy that “The advocates of thu scheine em- | public dehit, *The fuferonce Is, that Senator | | healing medlum, whosu teputation as such | chauged, Brokers to-duy arc asking a premiuin herman fs oppased to hoth thess, ood Im:‘mg thio fizviorant. 'z‘ku testimony of | o trade-dollars It whl’ in ellver. cry' “L‘: But why should the Senator fusist upon a dis- azen or MOFe witnessea has been taken, und | havo been ‘socurcd for the Obina steamer of t! crimination sgalnst tho olil staudurd sliver dol- | it all goes to prove that the defendant has heeu | 16t prox, Tar! Why should the Govornment ba sllowed | aecustomed, not only to preach hils Froe-Lovo e — g0 say, “Bllver coln 18 good cnough to be paid | doctrlnes, but to practics them. About firty PROBABLE MURDER, to our domestfe crediiora for Treasury notes, | other withesses for the complainant are to by A tramp nawod Jamea doseo, & painter, wad theonly ond into Ruumsnia, for when fu the Muny things afford o temporary relfef, Pura ey 9% W wat - ihe. Berviau, llylug ol FINANCIAL, i lany tuinga ellond me temiporary fallt, Euse e Wer seit ntrows the frontler futo Bulgaria | Mewpnis, Teon, Aug, 20.—White, Tangetall | {am fisppy to say smoking u cigar, and takivg i order te rales the country sbuut Widin, | & Co., wholesnle hardware dealers, Front How | & brisk walk gyalsat the wind, will wiford the ublebodicd men wero enrolled In the | and Main strect, suspended to-day. Tl frm | gveat rellef, Steaming the Lead over volunteer corps and armed, while thelr familica " ¢ a kettle of water Is* very goud. In m: iy ;.nclr l.wpu:r:lnl o e Ware lipped over has been embarrassed for somu thue, but, fulllng brace all the advocates of exclusion paper- money;” although that sounds somewhut paradoxical, 1t 1s perhups truo that o majorit: of those who favor the ' .05-cunvertible-bond I achems "H also fn faver of the rcatora- tlou of silver-inoney, It Is ulso safu. fact, liave come t0 the con- |.to 82 that & large majority | butitis not good enough fur us torecelve for | examined. 4 o'clod anal into Houmunin. to effect a compromiss With thelr creditors, | gydon that everythiug thst will stimulato | of every Yiass ot people are in Thvor of l:".‘ aud | customs-ducs, nor fs it good enough for our e ai———— + | thot thia m;:r:::z about 4 o'dlosk on O HEPATKIATION OF BULGARIANG. closed thelr doops to-day. A, J. White, senfor | the nervous systuni aud oxeite it to uction, aud | that caddidste for oflice who sliall declaro him- | publls (priucivally furelym crditars | TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. streot, near Harrison. anw llxlut hm&wmy .:lnul \l\"ldlublzu bncx: member of the firm, Is the oldust hardware | any 13(“{:1[0" \:lu:'wul}enn'n t;fia bh:od Lthns'u:{,n[i sclf opy lui m{:nfll bo abold as well asan a’l;haruho:flyutxlni‘ con) uu:m. “L:l.u\‘lu“l {orJh: spectai Disyatch to The Trib b PR i It ¢t orders have been senl L i ra rou; he heurt, w! o rollef that | exceediugly unwise man, overnment un this question, aud that Iy, thai e , . To af\%fi. Yo taky mvasnres for the fre: 'fifimi’.’h‘;‘ :5’3.,:3:{:. :.'?&l"“u'. 'f::kf.?,;,’..fi? OISt as long ss you keep [ up, A small | But M. BKinncr farther says: “thu constitutional, xulbm-mmbr Silver dollar, of | BermGrisLp, Il Aug, 2).—Sceretary Pisher an Antonlo (Tez.) Herata, i+ As to colu-debts contracted prior to tho act of 1579, the debtor can pay thont with las pro- ducing egort than he could when he incurred the indebleduces;” snd he urrives ut this conclu- slun fiom the fuct that the premium on uld 1y less than it wus st that thno. This is &lso fn- currect. Il wistake arisesévow his suppoalog atrlution” of these fugitive Bulgarian | cst, Lizbilities of the fir horted, but | dose of pure whisky, o goud clgar, aud o brisk O Y vl T Gove | Eoiovat s e gy e ROk FEport it Dt e Filo nsuiust the wind, will afford mo vruor of ,Widiu Las sént over to ltou- Special Dispateh to The Tridune. relfef at any tlae, Ouldoor excrelss maals en futiuential Bulgarian eltizen of Widln, BLOOMINGTON, M., Aug. 20—1Lhere fa much | will make it much Hyhtery taking & good sweat & mewmber of the Medlills, or Coupell, there, to mul cowinent heve to-duy on the discovery | will give perfect reliet for the tinie being. Run aduce ths fugitive Bul{whnhmulumntum, 3. T, Callioun, an old résident and a wai | & lawi-mowor wb bour, and see if it doesu’t. wo ' full pasdon for the past to sll whodo supposed o Le quite rich, isin & podition of | Attur this, cool off gradually, sud thuo tako s 8 ‘i the lawful welght and linoness, muat bow le- | hus recelved from J, G. ighishy ot Dauyille, o As that old biind Mexican wmpmplnghlll?rfl gal-tender fn the payment of ali dobts whether | basket contslulug duz varlutles of Aus- | past one of our suluong thlnnmnn}ug l“u‘":lr e owlng fo or by the Government; aml to suy | ety plants, grown from eewl distributed uumurln';‘mmheJ b dn the ba:k w e Y amount, ot the option of the payer,—vxeept of Wby the State Agricaltugal D Thio back-liand itk tha old fellow suddeuty E g ape ot comtraet, ong | Jaat fall by tho State Agricaliural Dopartient. |y wigh hia atick struck, thro Jajors S5 7% of the two kinds of colu s agrecd to Dot Puieapiiynia; Aug. 29—The Ceutenuinl | Colonely, aud, If {6 had beou 8 fnches longer 1f tbe old ellver dollar is goud snough to pay | oratiousupon the histurlcs of the Btates of thu | would have cripplod two Y'rotassors and 8 dog