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LINIMENTS.
e Kind fortius Human Family.
Tlte other for Morse ana abi-
maiM.
These Liniments ato simply the wonder of the
world. Their effect ro Uttlo less than marvellous.
Tke White Liniment Is for the human rami.
s. It will drlvo Ithenmatum, Sciatic and KenraiRia
( bnm ihA tiv r.nren Lnmbftpo. GhtllblslllP. Lock-
(jaw. Palsy, Itch and mod Cutaneous Eruptions; It
f atraeta frost from frozen banns or led, ana mo poi
eon of bites and stings or Tcnomoos repine; it no
E 4aoe welllnet, and allocates pain of every kind.
When1 rpralns or bralsos'oeear, It in tho most potent
F ..m JU r iHnrtmrml ta heal tho lnlnrcd parts.
The Cantaar Liniment Is used with groat efficacy tot
Sloro'Triroat, Teotbace, Cake Breasts, Ear-
tactic, ana nua imck. im iuv"is "- -
iple ojf anourous testimonials:
Iftnuxi Boas, Jir. Co., ina.. ar w. ibts.
"I tMak It aar dutT to Inform rotf that I mts anf-
tfsrred much with awoUen feet aaa cherts. A raw
bottler Of Centanr Liniment has done the wprlc fpr
me. I'navanot seen iree iroaaimn ""'". h
eight years. How I am psrrsctlyweU. Tha IAaI-
.tntouuv w u.., YuUMMU DR0WH.
4, Tbs proof Is In the trial. It la reliable, It la heady,
Ht is cheap, and every raauiy snoua nave uw nmw
Centaar Liniment.
Tfce'YelUw Centaur Ltlaent Is adapt
I to the tough mnselet, coras ana nean m nonw
and aalmals. It has performed mora womderfnl cores,
i three'years, of Spavin, Strain, Wlnd-galle, Bcratca
a. Sweeny, and soneral Lameness, than all other
emedlos In existence. Bead what the great Kxpresa-
en say of It:
"Nsw Yonx, January, ibi.
ibnfnoi nf horsea ahonld clro the CawrAun
iLiinxaMT a trial. Wo consider It the best article or-
ir ased in onr sisdicf.
II. MAK-tl, 8upt. Adama Kx. Stable;, N. Y.
K.l'ULTZ.Snpt.U.b.Jix.Htablea N.Y.
.Yt.iiiciit h nf.tN. 8nnt. Nat. Kx. Stabled. N. Y."
rrKi... ii-nn. nrthlii T.tnlmtnt aro Fanleraand
lYetrtnary sumeoiis, wUo aro continually bibK .urn
m.i.l It heal Galls, wounds ana ruuevu,
s-moves Bwolllnirs. and Is worth millions or dollars
annually to Fanncrs Llvcry-men, BtocK-wowcra,
mccpralscrs, and those having norscs or camo.
WUflt nFatrtcr cannot do ror jw tno veniaur mo
ment will do at a trifling tost.
rri.,,... r.i,ilm(.ntrn sold bv nil dealers throuehont
tie country. They aro warranted uy mo proprietor
md a bottlo will bo given to any Farrier or I'D jsician
bo desire lo test thtm.
laboratory of J. B. Kohii & Co.,
U Dsr St.. Nbw Yokk.
Honey.
l i.t.r'a flamtartst Is a ootaleto MbftltaU
..-... rv. I ..Jl.itnlnuil la take aa UOBfT.
k la partlcalarly adapted to Teething an Irritable
4m.i- it rtftatmvfl wonai. UIUUHWI MV wu.
.i.i.. ,h nimirh. n1 rama Wind Oollc. Few
iUara -- -
n m niririnn ror reventanesi. tvap.
CT. .n urhnnninv noni.h. Caatprla la a Klentl.
UlUl.liUH " MW.n w "
b and purely vegetablo preparauon, more n.t
lanCaalor Ull ana valuer gaga wrKTvt 7i
C- u...M .v. n'Dnii A do aaDev Street. Hew
. . . .r o...l Ml.ka' H S.lrf
ffa,' irom, wc itcivv w .. , . ,
nrtable. IlaM,
HtOtUM BaTTsTs,
ffoeceaaorto J. JC Inus Ok,
l,li)rtr'K;, nw im
OoiiiTiilaiwrlon'AiroBt
PU -BOYINQ AND FORWAKDWa FBOIJ
riiew York tUjIathmw, JPaeUe BfUroj. VA
L, Uorn. all hind cMorcAandla. ud tor th. saU
oust. . oet8U
A BURB CUKB FOm
i Scrow Worm.
Foot Hot,
AND ALL
ffcrasiteB that infest 8hoep.
13 SAFKt. BBTTBR AND VASTLY CTIKAP-
ANY OTIIKH KKFECTOAL IIBICBDY FOB
K
TRBATHENT OF BHBBP. IT
illlliJTWTCB IIIO nCcl1l.ll
OF TUB ANIMAL, AND TIIK
j QUALITY CP THE WOOL,
I ear Ona gallon Is enonsh fnr one bnudred to two
Mawd Btsctip, according tothelr age, strength, and
KMeuon.
BW'putupln FIVK-OALLON CANfl-Prloe; $1S
Iseraaii.
for elrcolar, to
jT. A. DAVIS, fc Co..
POUTLAND, OKBOONj
i Wliuleaale Aceata rVr tlte Mate,
II artovour nearest IUuil Drucslt. savn
Rohrer's New Romedy
' ron txb z.mr
i jacKTiNo mm woypKnyuz, soccxbbi
IS PURELY VEORTABLK RKMKDY HAS
o eaaal In the relief and rare of Coughs, Oolds,
Has, ironcnius, uroup, wnoopms uoaj;n, jsca
. Ac. It has produced some remarkable cares.
& nv ilniegisU eenerallv. Prepared oaly by
JtfHN Ij. MDHPnT. Monmouth. Or..
I whom aH lettara of bonne should bo addrraaeeL
J. A. STRATT9M,
ttorney at Law.
8AL.RM. OREGON.
xrtins -. ATTENTION
y'ajSHEEP Growers j i
- A.',V'K t i bv WVI
r4wttwcjCR00Tetta
r"HsT.lOWIS,MOiB
THE TJfOEPENDEirr VOTERS.
Gcorgo'-Willlsra Cartt'ih his 6rit!e
lit Union College last' Wednesday, Bald
some good things. He always does when
he sets about it. And among the best on
tho occasion referred to was concerning
tho prlvllcgo every voter has of scratch
ing partisan tickets nnd voting for tho
bcBt men. Said he. dcnlorlnc tho excess
of party spirit, "tho remedy lies, and lies
alone, in the courageous Indepeiid-jiKtiof
tno individual citizen, mo oniy way,
for instance, to procure tho party nomi
nation of good men ; is for every sclf
rcspcctlng voter to refuso to voto for bad
men. In tliu medieval theology thcdovils
feared nothing no much as a drop of holy
water and the slen of the cross, by which
they wcro exercised. Tho evil spirits of
party fear nothing so much as bolting
and scratching. In hoc sijjno vitiocs. If
a farmer would reap a- good crop, ho
scratches tho weeds out of his field. If
wo would have good men upon tho ticket
wo must scratch bad men off. If scratch
ing breaks down tho party, letVlt break
for the success of the party by such means
would breau down tuecountry. xue evil
Bplrito must be taught by means (Mat they
can understand. 'Them' fellows, ald tho
captain of a canal boat of hlsrmtH 'them
fellows think yon never mean'a thing
until you kick them. Thcy.foelthat.and
understand.'" '
BXOW TOUR OWH"MORW.
Blow your own horn. Yes, give it t
blast and lot modesty t blush If aho will.
This delicacy ban been the stumbling
block of thousands of really good and
capable men. Make a noise, ll will at
tract somebody. Let tho world know
that you are alive and Intend to drlvo
things until you get to tho top of tho hiU
and make a fortune. To tho man of en
ergy and nrescrveranco mountains aro
but molo hills. 'TIs only the drones Unit
fall. They aro always looking on tho
black side, predicting disaster, always
complaining of tho hard times always
waiting for something to turttup. Such
men aover will And good times, uorpros
porlty, Neither will they over find
friends or admirers among IlrHt-cIass busi
ness men. If ynu would succeed in any
thing, don't standstill. Uo ahead. Don't
be afraid. Do something. If you don't
blow tho horn Homebody olso will, but
not ror your uetifiit except "in n Horn."
PNITED"sTATslciI WINNER.
"Ill blows tho wind that profits no
body." While IUihhIii and Turkey aro
niarHlialllng their legions for tho fray,
aud aro expending millions for the pur
posoof aunlhllatlngcnch other, the arms
and ammunition fuctnrtcs of the United
States it re reap! tier n rich harvest. They
are kept running night nnd day in order
to meet tho urgent dumunds for their
products, and it is to bo presumed ttiat
they aro not working without profit.
Those who dance must pay tho fiddler,
and if Russia and Turkey will quarrel
and fight, that Is no reason why they
should not pay a rounaprle for the ma
terUlnwlth which they carry on their
bloody pustlmo.
Barm Barnad.
A barn belonKlnir lo Mrs. A. B. fjoaper on
tho promises corner of Marloa and High
street was burned yesterday about, 10
o'clock. It appears that two little' children
aged three and four years respectively of
Mr. j. u. Adicuis, wDore uotn dear mutes,
end who live In the house to wbloh the barn
la attached bad crawled upon the hay mow to'
play. It is supposed that they bad matahea
with them, aad net being aware of the dan
rer, Ignited them, aad set the hay on Are.
One of the little fellows narrowly escaped
perishing In the flames and it waa only with
difficulty that be 'waa rescued. A bern
aeroaa the alley belong lag to Mr. Jcrdan also
took fire, bat waa saved from serious dam
ge. Both Mrs. Gosper's)- house and Mr.
Jordan's boose were insured by Reed A-
Cox, but the barns were not. The Alert
Hook and Lejder Company were on the spot
and saved tbe spread of the1 devouring ele
ment, Lom of barn and contents about f 300.
Qaartanrllle Itaams.
From Mr. Cos Uchwatka who arrived In
this city laatevenlng from tbeSantiam mines
we learn the following:
The new tunnel at the White Bull mine is
now In about thirty feet and they expect to
strike the ledge In about ninety more. The
character of the rock Is changing for the
better. The cot at Canal fork will be com
pleted In about two weeks when tbe water
will bo turned out from the river and mining
operations commenced. Some other partita
are at work on Santiara crevlcing. Donlca
House, at Quarisvllle, caught Are on tbe
morning nf tbe 10:h, but tbe flamos were
speedily extinguished. The furniture was
slightly damaged and a trifling loss was sus
tained by Mr. Joseph Randolph.
WHY IS IT SO T
Lands of all sorts In Yamhill and Polk
eountlos are bald at higher figures than
similar land are held In Marlon county. The
toll la uo better there ; t'mber is harder lo
oomo at: water Is no better uud plentler, nor
aro markets as good and nonvenlnnt n in
Marion county. The peoplo in I'olk to a
oonsldorablo extent depend upon Salem for
their muikot and tho ferryago to tbmn in a
heavy lois. There Is more open or pralrlo
land In Polk or Ynmulll thu there is In
Marlon county. And there Is much low,
wetland In thot-eooontltHgood for mnmln wh
If properly ditched. M.
On the lOvh Inxt.. W. H. Diinlmr. O W. C.
T., orxinUd at mis, I'olk county, Union
lempio. l. u. u, r,, witu twenty eintit mem-
vart; oiuwrs are hs ioiidvts: j. h.. r, i.avnt,
I). T : Eintni Cornetr. K. II. .: Ieons
liomett, L,U.S ; Kmlly M. Vandervert, J).
v, i ; it, inaio, u. n ; rrnnuoi rniuipsf u,
A. S.: K. 11. Cornott. I). V. S l Kllzalxith
i-iuiim. v. i.: uuaritw runiins u. u : ii.
a. Iliuluv n M.t ir.maKul'l.llllrwj II ll
-. y--...., . ., .........- "11 '. '.
m,; uornoua rnuiips, u u ; iiarvey Massey
J.3.,,nd Agnes Hell, i. D. T.
Great Goodness.
We clip the fillowlnir luterestlnir "whop.
per" from the New York Suu of lato date .
''A farmer In Oregon baa had a field
of sixty acres of grain 6a ten ly rabbits, and
all of his other fluids baret-utlered, although
in a iph extern, irotn tneir uepreuaiioriH.
Ilunilrodu are shot every day, but haodreds
more ootae out from theHagy brush snd take
their places."
'Will CesmsmsjHce.
Uncle Divld Newaome Infornis us that
some of the farmers ont on Howell Prairie
wili;ooBataeaee cutting their Fall grain tbe
rat of next week. Then the olatter of the
reaper ea4 la hnsa of tbreewher will he
kaarei mrssjoeat tae enure leasts
bwdUff r fsulaa4.
.l-..-M
JF AMM-hiK.
BY TELECItAf H.
Mt. Louts, July 11, John Green, of Ran
dolph county, who shot and killed his wife
last Friday, was taken from JU last night
by about lirty men and hunsr.
Chicago, July ll. The Inter-Ocoan's H!s.
initrck eneolal snvn the steamer Fletcher han
Just arrived from Little Big Horn, bringing
tue remains oi uen . uusior sou omr oiueora
massacred with him June 25th, 1870 They
will bo taken to Fort Lincoln for tho present.
New York. July 10. Tbe Herald's New
Orleans special says: Tho cxoltement rela
tive to me indicted members oi mo roiurn
Inur hoard still nnntlnuna. PitklU. havlllir
stated the Krand ury which found tho bills
were entirely Democratic, tho foreman,
O'Brlon, states that there wero only four
Democratic mem era out or tne aixieonj or
the other twolve four wero nogroes and tho
others conservative aud liberals. He also
states that tho action was taked entirely on
their own volition and no prominent politi
cians appeared before the Jury until snrn-
mnnoo as witnessos.
Thn Rnaalan BmvnrnmAnt has PUrohasod
8,000 bales of cotton hero within a few weoka
and since tbe war oommenoea nas proDamy
taken throe times that amount. .
Tbe Sun's letter from Cbaneston sutes
many negroes are preparing to leave for Li
beria. Meetings of negroes have been held
m ranilitAta the ablaot. The wbtea In some
oases are becoming rather alarmed, hoping
for a oontlnnanoe or negro laoor.
Charleston, July 12. The whites and
blaoke met yesterday at the scene or last fall
Btlerton riots, and adopted resolutions look
ing to the cessation of race troubles, and to
dropping the pending prosecutions In the
state and federal, , , .
The Llberlan Emlgant Society claim to
have enrolled 2,600 names In this olty and
80,000 In the state.
New York, July 12. Tbe Orangemen of
this city have abandoned nubllo parades as
part or their celobratlon of July 12th and will
content themselves to-day with an excursion.
Dancing will be the order or the day and
evening, tho opening grand march dedicated
to President Hayes.
Milwaukee, Wis., July 11. The Sentinel
has tolegrams from points In Minnesota,
Iowa and Dakota which report grasshoppers
in largo numbers flying with the wind. In
Minnesota tho hoppers aro flying north, only
a tow alighting At points heard from. In
MlunoAota tho hoppers are doing no damage.
Tho farmers aroucouraged with tho crop
prospflolp, In sonio plaoos expecting average
crops. AtHauck Contra, Minn., If no mora
hoppers arrlvo they will harvestabout half a
crop; In Dakota about 10 per cont, of tho
wtuatcropls rultiod. On tho whole tho re
port is favorable .
Mjntreal, July 11. Thd city wears a
poacoablu aipcot to-night. Tho polios anil
othor loidlng authorities think there will bo
no dlRturbauou during tho day, but faar
noma troublo arising toward evening from
Indulgonoo in drinking. Tho Irish Catholic
Union la holding a prlvato meotlng to-night.
Orders woro received from Ottawa to day
that all voluntnor reKlmonts holdthomselves
lu readiness for an emergency.
July 12 The Orangemon bad no public
parado to day, but Individual members at
tend ohuroh. Indications this morning are
that violence will be attempt,, aa two or
tbree thousand or a mouey crow are
alto Oango Halt, St. James street, M
ing tne uraugeuaen, wna ex
tlou x, tbe ssanner IrVwh Wh tl
line the streets as If to lntlssldaie
ciranonmen affirm their Intention to
their bargain, hut If Interfered with eosalaf
out of the ohuroh there will be. bloodshed.
Tbe congregation at Knox Cbureh hi not,
very larse. most or tne people Mill om-
side awaiting what nay tarn b. ', , v (,v.
1:30 p. m. A stranger has JnetbeeTot
dead in Victoria touare. Tbe treaM1 is Just
beginning. A man was killed on the steps of
Dunn'a store, where he had been nnrwaed by
tbe crowd. Fifteen shots altogether were
nred. tier Majesty's is tn regiments uau
fax baa been telegraphed to.be In readiness
to start for this place should troops 1e need
ed. The name of tbe man killed la Hicks.
Tbree persons are wounded) the great La
Oross player, Glraox, and a pointer named
Boone, dangerously; the third, a woman1, hi
woupdedLln the. leg.. The exoltement to ia
oreaajng, and the etieees an erowded. . . ,
a n.m.-Tb whole VaotesreroalBelu!
Ing field batteries. haret.beeaftorderedetH.il
Tbe exoltement la Increasing. It la rnraoreC
the Oatbollo anion ,raen, are' all being sap-,
pueu wim ansa sum iiieui ONtneim. v
The poor polleerregnlatlone are generally
blamed for tbe trokblee to-day. TheOranga-t
men who pledged' themselves not to parade
were openly Intimidated -bythe roughs e4
loefera who early toOkrplaeoa on the streets,
armed with weapof-and'fenl words. Both
parties expected and were prepared for .the
worst. Tbe Orangemen went quietly to
ehnrch this morning, .buttt waa rumored
they would bring out the harmless 'Union
Jack, aad crowds hnrrled to Knox church In
anticipation or that. Inside tbe ehnrch re
galia and c range lilies were common.
Ottawa, Out., July 12. Tbe Orangemen
paraded tho city twloe this forenoon, and
then left to celebrate In country places.
Washington, July 13 Tbe Indian war Is
lha principal toplo In the Cabinet councils.
It is rewarded necessary to Uks every proper
method lo end forever hostile demonstra
tions of Indian tribes, This latest outbreak
la considered as serious M any of late years.
The government will use every rueource to
give.a fatal stroke to Indian troubles. Nine
companies loft Atlanta, Oa., this morning
en route to Idaho via Ht. Lonls, Cheyenne,
and Denver City,
The Herald's Washington correspondent
IntervJawed M&rary ,on onr Invasion of
Mexico, reeeatly, and smked.wb.at wd would
do If called:: upon; by f Mexjco, . Uq said, -I
thinkdn rajMsxloo-'allfged the fact of in
vasion and sbtll.pDlte)iror demand repara
tion, I may MHWraue'-ha id ready fnrnlnh
ed moA'prec&detit, and. therefore wo have
tqiml cause.uf cotuj!nliit, '
Now Vork July' 12, The .Courier Dos
KlstsUnja yesterddy'rAinarkei I hat there
"A wmie ilikHAthfactlon among too Frcii'ih
that tho contract, to furnish Franco a great
amouutof proviHlons tied boon given lo a
Carman firm. This point is valuable an
tihowlni; tlicro must be noiuethlnir In the
original story that Franco had made lha
contracts dotorlbod,
Sprlngtlelil Mas Julv 12. GcMrfinlth
Maid.lu atrial offpeed at llampdon parki
day mado 23:10 aud 20. In the 2:30 cIuhh,
Dilverlit, Mdy Pritohard '2-1, OulmarSJ,
Kekt time, 2:25. In tho 21 das, May Bird
1st, Adelatde&l, Comet 8J. Thro 23, 2S.
Chlcatto, July 13. Tbe Journals washing
ton speoiul nays H Is authoritatively au
noil nod that Qenerals Ord and Trurno had
a friendly oonforonce and reached amicable
srrMiigeiueiits for the suppression of M bid can
ratlin. PreAidnnt Diss manlfrwtH anxiety to
imlutHlit friendship with the United States.
Now York, July 13 Through confessions
made by eovoral members of tbe silk and
lace emoggling ring, three trunks have been
secured ooutalnlng a mass ef Invoices, bill or
lading, cancelod checks and private letters.
These papers will be used to secure tbe ar
rests or Implicated parties, aad ae evidence
against theaa oa prosecution.
Nsw York, July1 M.-Durtag J(jm present
week about two sslillon bsekeU grata have
SWSM WSNSB IB BSHS SBMBntS WW SBBSKIBSSI SM
eoatlaeexat swlere, and afpltoaie bawe
ovao
heTfibbSniSk
taen.w
kee
been made to two of Ihe" largest European
steamship lines for a trionth ahead for all
the room thoy have unengaged for grain. 'In
one 'nstanoe the offer has been dooltned at
current rates.
Washington, July 14. Major Walsh nf tho
Canada mounted police, visited Sltttng Bull
noar tbe headwaters or Frenchman's oroek.
Sitting Bull eald ho lud dooldod to romain
with the Canadian Indians during tho sum
mer; that he would do nothing sgalnst tbe
law; ho camo thnro bicuise he wastlrodof
lighting, snd tr ho could uot' make a living
In Canada ho would roturn to tho United
Slates. Spoiled Kgto, Rain in the Face,
Medloino Iloarand a number orother chiefs
nfttio hoslllo Sioux woro present, together
with about 200 lodRes or Indians, Thoy wore
told they would bo allowed ammunition for
hunting purposes aud should any of their
people crosi to tho Amorlcan sldaand com
mit any deprodatlons the chiefs would be
held resporstble and punished.
New York. July 14. A Washington spe
cial says the dispatch from Minister Wash-
ourno at Paris sutes mat ne deairoa to do
relieved rrom dutv by the lit of Auxust.
Uovornor Noyos will arrange to roach Paris
oerore mat uate.
BavardTavlor has been offered the' mis
sion to St. Petersburg' In the place oftQ.T.
uoxer.
Boston, July 14. James Russell Lowell,
minister to, Spain, sailed to-day for Liver,
pool. A salute of 15 guns was fired from the
navy yard. j
rORHQN.
Berlin. Jul v 10. At last Interview Lord
Odo RussellTnformed Prince Bismarck that
England wonld under ,no 'condition what
ever, suffer Hussian', dooupaUon of Constan
tinople. Prince Bismarck 'replied that be
considered the occupation of Constantinople
the beat way to obtain the purposes for
whloh the war was commenced.
Vienna .July 10. The Tagsblatt publishes
shocking accounts of atrocities committed
by Circassians anu uaani uazouxs aner mo
regulars evacuated Dobrudscha. AtKorostl
every Christian nouKO was puiagou anu
many persons wero killed including some
clergymen.
Accounts irnm uussia acKnowieugoinai,
tho campaign In Asia is a oomploto falluro
and will havo to bo renewed in Kurnpo.
Thore is no doubt tlint the Turks havoglvon
up tho dofonfo of the Uno nf the Juntra,
tChlcaRo. July 11. ThoTrlbuno'a London
special (ays: with tho cspturo of Tlernova
tne ltussians gained au iniporiaiu position,
being thus put In possoanlon of tho approauh
to tho Sohlpka pas. Military authoritlos
hero think the Grand Dukti'M forco will ad
Van co through tho h-i to Adrlnuoplo, thus
threatening Constiintluopln in front aud
Shumla In tho rear.
In Aula tho situation Is not so bad au re
ported, Oonoral TurgurawifT ontrlved to
usoapo tolUyaald,nnd tho Russian srtny lu
Vrmsnla waa thus saved ftotn n groat dis
aster. TboTlmeit,ln a leading artlolo, enyHltls
bolioved tho RubsIsuh cannot advanoo In
force upon tho Balkans until they havo ro
cured tholroommuulcatioim by constructing
a position on the Danube us strong as any
in tho possession or tho Turks, This will re
quire a month at least. ,
London, July II. Rusirtani oulolal dis
patches dated Aloxandropol virtually adnaltt
tbe selgo or Kara.has boen raUed,
. Paris. Jnlv-lfLrr-Thn MonVtorBMauetrJ
bitterly eensare tbe audacious Intrigues or
MMBMnaparuata. Tne organ or ine,eonser
native nnlon says .that aaoold tbe election
remit In a radloal vlotory there) wonld be a
forasHkbleerUls, another dhwolellon aad
van Mvnlntlon.
-rCelogne.Jaly 11. Ex-Presldent Grant lef
to-day, prooeedlng up the Rhine. He will
be received in Frankfort to-morrow night
by;aeommlttee neaaea oy tne Anteriean
ooaaul.
Cbloago, July 12. The Tribune's London
special says: The fleet at Beats bay will
be relnfbroed by the 'Achilles, armor elad.
oarnrlna! 16 nas: tbe Aitnootart.' Ironelad
earrylas: 17 laaat tbe Ruby., earrylag 12
guns: the Flamingo, gunboat; tbe Shannon,
armor olad, carrying 9 gua,and tbe Trei
marts, carrying 'four 25 ton guns, WMb
tbeae addUlon,lbe British fleet will eoaalat
of 24 vessels mounting 160 gans, and 8,000
ren,
Tbe people and newspapers' who hare all
S long stubbornly refused to read tbe algae
r the times will nleaseexplaln if. tkle latest
move or the war means anything.
All the members or tbe cabinet went to
Windsor to-day where a special eoaneu waa
held; presided over by the Queen.
Unaaoally Important news may be expect
ed shortly.
The tbree fold development or tbe Russian
advanoe gives confldenoe to tbe view that
there are signs they will make' a bold dash
through' the Sohlpka: pass a a" basis for ni;
tarter operations acalsut Adrtanople. Tbe
dlsUnoe rroas Tlernova to Hohlpka la 3t)
miles, from the month or the pass to Adrian
ppie 120 miles; and thence' to Constantinople
Is 140 miles. THns the event' guard or the
Russians Is already but 300 Bailee away from
tbe Ottoman capital. ,. , ,
Tiflls. July 12. Bayaald citadel baa beet
mIIavjuI hv flhn. IVrirakaaanrr. who com
pletely defeated tbe Turkish layestlBa Mree.
numbering 80,000, capturing fonr guns and
eighty prisoners. The town or Bayaald, is,
destroyed, . ,, .'
ionuon, July ia. iDe senate er me -nni-verslty
or London bas decided to admit wo
men to degrees in other aoultleaaa well as
thatormedldue. " , , . . ,,
Fresb uwpatcnes rrom Austria are nownn
der coBSldaraUon by tbe "oablnet. "As the
Roumanians are about to cross the Danube
the pressure upon the Austrian government
has been renewed by Russia lo secure their
consent to the moving or Russian troops
through tbe territory of Bervla. and it Is pre
sumed every Inducement will be offored to
tho emperor of Austria to proserve his neu
tral position.
London, July 13. A dispatch rrom Kara,
July Htl, says this morning Mukhtar Pasha
with 18 Held and 0 mountain guns, 600 regu
lars, 3,r00 Irregularcayalry, and 30 battal
ions or infantry, entered Kara. Yesterday
tlitro wai very heavy firing on both sides.
Russian headquarters aro eight miles to
the northeast, but 'heir batteries are advanc
ed In within 4 000 yards on the eaat. The
Turkish loss dnrlritr tho siege bas beon tri
fling, that, of tho Russians is not known.
Their first was, most accurate, and for some
days has benn overwhelming, Ovor 2,000
sheila from 1G to IB centimetre guns, were
thrown Into this place lu one day,' Mukh
tar, Pasha proposes to entrench himself and
rflvlotnal Kara for tho winter. At present it
Ih well supplied with stores and ammuni
tion, The troops are enthusiastic, and the
ollloors well educated. The plaoo Is impreg
nable. A dispatch frn id Kraoroum states that the
attnmptnf I hit Rai-slaus under Gen. Terga
kasHotr, to relievo tho bivleged garrison at
llavaatd has failed. The Russians after suf
fering severn )os retreated to Mount Ararat,
where thoy were ugaln defeatod. Tbe Turks
look many prisoners and eight guns.
A new Turkish srmv is to bo raited for the
defease of tho Btlkaus.
AS tbe RuMleas advance In tbe districts or
Bulgaria lately oeeupled by Turkish forces,
they Ab4 taw eesustry desolate. Cora cretw
M net yet ready to he gslhsred, end all the
KHiAXm i atotelsoMasj baa been destroyed.
srylMMereaUJebMbeesiMiaedaadrmn
off by ihe retreating Tnrks.'So oompjeb
and wlde-prel la the ..devastation fn.Bat
garla that every Rnsalia' train sent' to, ts)
front has to carry stores of blsoUltand ether
supplies, nofonly.for the army,.bntlTor.'the
starving popnlatton.
Dispatches by tele graph rocolred (hrongh "
private sources oonflrm the nows ofaTurk'
tsh victory at Kars and othor disasters to the'
RuxsUn arms lu Asia Minor.
Buoharost.Jrtly 12. Russian advance de
tachments reaohod rjahrowa, noar tho south
ern boundry or Bulgaria.
It Is deolared lhat.altliongh tbof Invest
ment of Kars In IntorrupUd, tho slogo haa
pot been abandoned. .
Constanllnoplo, July 13 Miny Mussul
men, with tholrwlfes andohlldron, fleolng
beroro tho Ilussltim, have bonn killed by
Bulgnrlans In KahnV Bocae defile. lntwon
Tlrnora aud Kor.tnlllc.
St. Petersburg, July 13. Tho Telegraphlo
agenov says Prlnco Bismarck has declared
his opinion that any madllatlon at present Is
Impossible. It Is .domed, that a convention
exists between Ron man la and Servlat Rus
sia and Austria hayo ,ageed to'glve' these
principalities goou auvico wnnout assuming
the right to Intervene.
A Russian flftlcial dispatch from' Tift" U
iUtes that the Turklah force" defeated When
.Gen.Tergukasoff relieved Bayacld numbered
111 AtVi m-irt Wl Vkfl sasi taalnieiFsw ewHAi l
London, .July J3. MukhUr Pasha and the
blned attack on, the ruSslau center, 'oonstot
lngor45 battallonr or infantry, 2 regiments
or dragoons,' Oregltnentaof Oossadka and 13
uem Dsuexies. more ,tnan po seige naileries
are In position 4,000 metres northwest of
Kars. .
Krseroum, July 13. The following' official
telegram from Bayaald la published: "The
besieged Russians nave refused to surrender,
the bombardment of tbe cltldelhas been re
opened. Gen, Tergnkasoft Is noar Slneck, four
hours march from Bayaald. '
Vlonna, July 12. Bucharest telegram
donles that the Roumanians Intend to crow
tho'Damibo or conoludod In alllanoe with
Sorvla.
Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs under dato July
11th: Tho nnomy has raised tho camp on
tho east of Kars and retroatod. We now oc
cupy ltnlto.
Iondon, July 12. A d 11 patch from Ply
mouth says tho now gun vopsqI Candor Is to
bo fitted with tornado apparatus nnd sont aa
noon as praoticahlti to iho Dauubo whoro she
will bo with hur sister vossel tho Flamingo,
undor nrdors of the British ambassadors at
Cnuslnutlnoplonnd Vienna for tho protection
of British interests.
Thn nunlvorHftry or thoballtonfthn Boyno
has boon extensively colobratod by Oriingo
men lu Ireland, Tho day p issud tin without
disturbance.
Loudon, July 12, Tho bombnrdmout of
RUHtnhuk waa ttcoinuionood Tuiixday, dur
ing which the RusslanH attempted totnkulhe
town by assault, but were repulsed after two
hours' lighting.
St. Petersburg. July 11. Aeorrrspoudont
reports that tho Cr.sr ordered the withdrawal
or tho Russians rrom Turkish Armenia.
Great dospondenoy prevails among, the
troops In oonsequonce. Gun. Mc'llkoll ten
dered his resignation and'rrquested a court
martial a fortnight ago. The .Grand Duke
Mlohael refdsed any longer to Incur jhe'jsw
KPMls4kyofearryge Ge.MfllVo -atratagleal
operations., ' ,'
'Berlin, Jd(y 11. The National etdngaa
eens that Count Andrassy, having obtained
positive evidence last. Hervle I mlly pre
paring for war, has annoohoed, to the Ra
ttan ambassador the determination of; Aas
arta.te proceed to the' ooeepatka or.BarbMt
New Y'drk? July 12:-A'dlspa(oh r)cable
received at the prodoce'exohange froai'Dnb
lln' yesterday, announoea large numbers of
Colorado beetles on the docks along the rlv
ejtLMTy, ' ' '
Chicago, Jnly 14, The Tribune's London
special says another pretext for war .baa
been found by English joarhala InlbleaUb.
Iwhaaentipf m .provisional go Vera men t la
denee that IRussIa to ben.t en the1 eempleto
thsA'rtrVe'orrJimsokr.ewisUttt
menVMre breparlng to folloiUie l?oMl sjen
who haWalready 'marohel front SaAwiva
foArmenb, and when ready the aray yitU
' Count' MoItkeX qh6ted'Sutlority,,'ir
tbe statement, that the-Belkaar nseuntahaa
may be passed wlthont serlons difficulty,, by
tbe invadlBg force, whose oivilry1 airsiidy
bold Tirnova from" whleb lead tbreeof the
It Is thought cannot be either taken ornsaak-
ed before' any force' ean safely, pass tbe
mountains. T ' ' ' ' ',
alaa atrocities are coming lu slowly and
arouse Indignation, ' '
It s 'reported a t battle, la progreealng at
St. Petersburg,' July ' l3.'-The' advanoed
goard or baotberiRnaaiaa oorpa baa arrived
atPlqlesti. , , ' tl .
It Is reported ihat a camp for 80;0M men to
prepared at Pioleetl.
' ArbatUeta expected at HskJ Iqnsandka,
where the Turks are concentrated Jn great
force,
The Indian War.
Walla, AVella, July U.-Indlao Huperlai
tendent Watkina telegraphs: Thehoatllea
have forced their way past our cavalry aad
are now ae Kamla, Cn the way to Bitter, Root.
Their suocess has Induced other Indiana te
Join them In small bands, More troops are
neeueu.
Sudden Death.
Mrs. Klmlna Dennis, m othor or O. F.
Dermis, Htj , or this city, died suddenly
yesterday atiernoon at to'olook at her resi
dence at Brook's Station. Mrs. Dennis haa
been an Invalid for about a year past, suffer
ing from dyspepsia and 'V(,r complaint.
Yesterday she appeared bettter than usual
yery lively and ate a hearty dinner. Shortly
afterwards she was taken with a choking
spasm aud In about two hours passed away
lo the spirit land. Mrs. Dennis was aged
63 year. 0 months and 6 days. She loaves a
husband aud uvo grown children. The
fnneral services will take plaoo to-morrow
morning rrom her late residence at Brook's
Station, after which her remains will lie
brought lo Halem fur Inturiiieut In tho Odd
Kullow'nllural Cemetery arriving hero about
10 o'clock; '
VuliiabU Horse Lost. , ,'
Everybody lu town has remarked What
a splendid sptui of forrel honex, owned by
Mr. Thomas Townsend, who lives sevoral.
miles south or tho city, Ou Katurdaw night
onn or them, that ho had beu ottered
WOO for the day before, died suddenly. Mr.
Townueud lost several valuable horses two or
tbree years ago, by being poisoned by some
fiend, and Taring that bis enemy bad re
turned and ooaameneed bto diabolical work,
sent to tbe city and bad two or our best pby
Btebms called te snake a past aaertesa exam
ination or the aalaaal. The result prerest
that tbe bora M Muti
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