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Newspaper Page Textr 'r~ m -• ' 'l nquiftf. VOL. XIX. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1877. NO. 181 "R "R T n TT T’TTT? U» m*il, WU ttmud by • U_J J.li -L VJ J-L X JJJ XV. I Unil8a 8ut#< M.fj,., ,mi token to Jersey . » Oily. THE STRIKERS FADING AWAY.n^’*”™^ 01 New Yoek, July 31.—Th# oontnet b*. u I tween Adams' Express Company and the ALL Alt BlOtUNG Am NIV«U. Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad wee disoon- I tinned to day, the thirty daya' notice hay ing expired, and the road refusing to Quiet Ratter etl Along Nearly the I accede to the Explore Company'a terms. Whole Line. |dxlawas*, laokawana am> wnankn name xomt. New You, Ju'y 31.—The Delaware, Steam Canal Beat Burned Near Cumber-1 Leckeweo* and Western train, are now laiui Maryland I r unnlD 8 without interruption, and the - ' " I Morris and Essex branch is in perfeot WASHINGTON. caaian nuevniona g670,112 of lxgsl tsndiss dmtxoxid roa jolt—now. >. w. miluasd ap- pointed srnnn to bbaeil—omc. man- oooKuroaie oafsovxment amoko mm- BTLvaNia m»bM—light Bonn. opposed to DiaaaaDnia tnuria—got. xouao’a policy rcunoan Washington, July 81.—The Adminla. tration will remonatrate, it ia said, againet nndne haate on the part of the States in allowing the militia to disband. The order. Paseengere and freight pass freely -Wring of danger is wngaarded. This three «M ten standards - th.a 12. a A X Are AkU TA I. Altnnnkl a * ,P T United Itltea Judges Allow no I orer that Une to-day. Reellehneen. I Mr - 8lo *°> President of the oompeny, reoeived a diapatoh stating the Lacks- wans Iron and Cost Company's men, at VMderkllt Wires One Hundred Scranton, bare all resumed work, fkeswaa Hwtlors Is bn Divided I leading biotbbs fined $300 each. Anenng she ■nsplayees at Use New I St. Louis, Inly 81.—Theie is no ehsngo Tsrk Central nud Hudson Dive* 1 in the situation. Ererythlng ia quirt. Ballroud. , | Bnsineaa is fully reanmad. The strikers charged with assisting in I forcibly closing the mills, factories, do., ooai. mamas steies. I last week, were fined $800 eaoh by Judge 'Gcbahton, Pa., July 81.—The strikers I Onllen of the Polioe Court. • bare gone to work. The strike of several tbains bunnino at obioaoo. thousand miners continue*. Several I Cnioaoo, July 81.—All roads art tun- plaoaa ware raided and robbed of protis- I ni D g the nanal number of trains, ion*. There ia great anffering among the I stats tboops fobwabdid to oolumbus poor. | wbkbk tboublb is antioipatbd. aouixaaaTBBN bailboad AND u. a. judo* I Cincinnati, July 81.—Under orders of ' Tatoa. I Governor Young, five companies of the Nashville, July 81.—Judge Trigg di- Ohio National Gnsrd, under Col. B. Hunt reeled the Marshall to summon e posse to I left on the early train for Columbus, protect freight trains on the St. Louis and where fresh tronble with strikers is entio- Bontheestern Boed of the Nashville dtvis- ipated. ion. The Marshal took oharge of the tbs hobnbllsville stbiksb.. shops. The order of the oourt bee been I Naw Yobk, July 81.—Judge Donahue enforced. The strikers petitioned lodge hth given oounsel for J. B. Donshne, the Trigg to have wages restored. Hornellsviile striker until to-morrow to Kuans AT oUubsbland stbikb. I furnish enthorlties as to his power to re- Cumbbbland, July 81.—Several miners I lease the acensed on bail. Connsol admit atrnok yesterday for wages. The mines that so far lhe> oan find no authority were oompelled to atop. The whole region l either way. ia feverish. Pennsylvania ikpbovino. NOUS TBOUBLB AT OOLUMBUI, OHIO—BIOT- I Speciolto Enquirer-Bun ] BBS WANT TO BB STBIKSBS AND HAVB I MaUOH CHUNK, July 81. B« Oliver mn own oonduutob—tboops .obdbbbd I Lathrop, of the Central Bailroad of New TO bblbf-ooal Jersey, has issued an order anapending aU Columbus, Ohio, JMiy St.-Tho atrik- •“Sineera and brakemen not now actually era have complete control of the Oolnm- »« tbe e “P l °y of * h ® °°“P“y- <«- bus, Chioego and Indiana Central Bail- feting *hut «»>•" ““7 «*«»• work thsy road yerds. Tbay appointed a yard mas- be P* id on » ,or • ot “ 1 V* do “*' H "- ter of their own and pravenUd all freight en « i ,“ ars » nd b ™ k8 “ e “ (nine (mm leering. When at half put P* ld ‘ ,o11 ™ ** three o'clock the mail and paaaengar train * otked « «*• Oont “ r 7 *• was abont to Uava, th. striZ^told tb. ‘“‘ n * ° B ^ oondnotor toatepdownandout,Mthoy had I ro J” to * da 7' . , . a man of their own to taka the train ont. I The Leh, « h Valley hand* have been When Snperintendent Millar dl^vewd this, he ordered th. diuontinn.no. of th. To d *7 8 ooa ! tr8in fr0 “ P » ok , ertow “ ^ train. Th. .inkers tod.y were strangers, •“ ‘ he “ rnM “ * ) 0opl ^“ d the believed to be rioter, driven ont of Pitta- E “‘ EWyWsuie Juartton. The miner, burg end other plsou, who have come “ *“ d » bo "‘ Andenried held . general here to stir np some tronble. meetin B lo d »y- rh# rea0lk no ‘ known Sm^Zow A Ohio U not yet ra- I The strike here is considered ended, oeiving freight for shipment from this position bxttbbed at olbvbland. point, and no freight trains have yet gone I sptaolio £n?u(r« s«».l ont I Olbvbland, Jnly 31.—Ohu. Pain, Gen Governor Young wee applied to end I erel Snperintendent of the Lake Shore responded by ordering ont twenty-three I Bond issued a oiroular this morning to eompanies of mliitia. They will arrive employes notifying them that th* oom- to-moirow when it is believed vigorous I pony was ready to resume work u soon ueasnros will bo taken to suppress law- I as a snffloient number report for dnty, law interference with trains. I before 10 a. m, Angnst 1st. Ha repeat* A man named Lewis Kenohna was ar-I the words af Mr.,Vanderbilt's diapatoh ruled this evening for piecing obatrno- I that when the business of tha oompeny tionaonSeiote Valley Bailway track, uven I will justify they will receive oompenaa- milM from this city, Saturday evening. I tion accordingly. Tba oironlar promises Keraohne'oonfsued that his purpose was I to oorreot some local abuses, Ac. 0. B. to wraok the train, and''the evidenoo is I Oouoh, Superintendent of tho Erie divis- atrong against him. | ion ia the authority, for tha statement that Considerable axoitement prevails again I folly one-balf of the men bavo already to-night in the oity, and additional speoisl 1 reported for dnty. The offloiala have not polios are being sworn in- Boslnese ia | yet deoided upon the time to start vary mnoh depressed by railroad troubles I freights. and merchants are beginning to oom- 0A!UL BO at bubnsd ih mabilahb. P* ab1, I Special to Enquirer-Bun.] ILUNOie COAL MiNm» dbkand inobbubd CumbbBland, Md., Jnly 31.-On Set- wlOM- | nrdsy three steam canal boats belonging Lasallb, III,, Jnly 81.—Eight bnndred | to 4 Bheridsn, left Oomberland laborer, obiefly ooM minera held . mass [hB MtryUnd Oo al Company for muUngh.ro to-day, at which a «>' Georgetown at 90 oenta per ton freight, prices wm adopted to bo demanded of wbjoh „ ten oenU leM thtB damAnded b , •mpioyera. Th. ooal miner, ask an in- tfae stlikln boatmen , now blockading the oreaae of fifteen oenla per ton, and un ■killed labor demands $1.S0 per day. The muting wu orderly. Lualle and Fern have four large aino smelting eetablieh neats, and fourteen ooal mines, all of which ar* idle. ABBBSTS AT ST. LOUIS. THE BELLIGERENTS. ■XFOHTKD riUUTB UNTKUE ■ULBIMAN FASHA AND THE OTHER ONB HF- FXOT a JUNCTION—TURKISH WAR MINIS TER OMABOBD — AUSTRIA OONSULTINO ABOUT HSR OOCBSa. SUNDAY FIGHT — TUBES DEFEATED WITH LOW OF 10 OCRS AND 8,000 PRISONERS. London, Jnly 31.—Tha Time*' Buchar est special uya an important engagement wu fongbt Sunday near Boatchnk, be tween the Oaarowitch and Ahemed Egonb Paaha. Th* Turks are reported defeated appHu particularly to Ohio. It ia thought by aome Gov. Yonng hu political reaaooa for inactivity. A diapatoh from Colombo* yesterday, ■peaking of exploits of tha striker* that day, says tha soldier* who ware here Sat nrday went home yesterday, and a* there wu no military or polioe about, th* strik ers had everything their own way. They ere sppany^iy good natnred, and eum bent on no mieohiaf beyond interference with trains. $670,112 OF LEGAL TENDEBS DESTEOYED. Washington, Jnly 81.—The legal ten der* destroyed for July are $670,112, be ing 80 per bent, of the national bank notu issued. CABINET DISOUMION. Tha Cabinet discoased variona matters relating to appointmanta of pnbllo land offloiala, bnt made none. Labor trouble* were also discussed. H. w. HILLIARD MINISTER TO BRAZIL. Henry W. Hilliard, of Georgia, wu ap pointed Minister to Brasil. Hilliard, pie- vions to the war, represented th* Mont gomery (Ale.) Distriot in Congress. QUIET W PENNSYLVANIA. Gen. Had cock reports tha situation quiet In the mining dlstriota of Pennsyl vania mnoh more fsvorabla. Apprehen sion of violenu hu nearly disappeared. LXOHT HOUSE*. The light honae board givu notioe after August 10th a fixed red light will be ex hibited from the light hones ship, John Shoal, Delaware bay. The light will be visible 13 nentioel mile*. BX-OONFXDXBATE APPOINTMENT. The Commission*!* of the District of Colombia have appointed Commodore Ven Banaeellur Morgan, lata of tho Con navy, Inaputor of works and repairs on roads and streets of the distriot. Commodore Morgan graduated in the olaaa of 1886. He waa highly recom mended to the plaoe by many of hi* old eomradea in tha U. S. Navy, and by prop erty holders of tha dlatriot generally. GEORGIA CONVENTION. COMMITTEE ON BEVIelOH REPOBT A HOME STEAD OF $1,600 WITH FOWBB OF WAIVES — JUDICIARY BBPOBT DISCUSSED. tpecial to Enquirer-Sun.] Atlanta, Jnly 81.—The Oommittu on Bevision agreed this afternoon on a re- dnotion of the homestead to aixtoao hun dred dollars, with the right of waiver. Gen. Toombs wu strongly opposed to any redaction. The day passed in d iso Bating th* report of the Commiltu on tha Judiciary. The section allowing the Legislators to ap point two more Justices of the Supreme Court wu stricken. The amendment to revive the old infe rior oourt wm warmly enpported, bnt lost. The Convention is still on tba report. E. H. B. end flu thousand prisoners. Late offlolal advices confirm tha above, making the Turkish prisoners eight tboua and. Ahemed Egonb'a army ia reported completely routed. ACTION OF AUBTBIA. Vienna, Jnly 31.—Tha preliminary con ference to-dsy at Count Andrassy’s led to sn understanding among the Ministers, preparatory to a fnlt ooonoll, to be held to-morrow at eleven o’olook under presi dency of the Emperor. It is a question of mobilisation of tha two army corps as a preeantlou in view of the rapid devel opment of events at the seat of war and in the insurgent district*, resulting in in jurious agitation on the Austrian frontier, and also in view of the possibility of pesos being suddenly oonolnded. In either oeu Austria does not wish to bo taken by sur prise, bnt even in revolving to take these measures, she has no intention of deviat ing from strict neutrality. JUNCTION OF SULEIMAN AND BAOF PASHA. Constantinople, Jnly 81.—Offloial dta- patohaa from Adrienople to-day say Balei- men Fssht'a corps has effected a jnnotion with Baof Pasha near Inaaa, where an engagement la proceeding. DEFEAT OF TUBXB^LAOES CONFIRMATION. London, Jnly 81.—No confirmation aa from any quarter of the Tim**' Bnoharaat diapatoh reporting the defeat of tha Tnrka near Bnatobnk. SEEMS TO DO SO. A special dispatoh to the Daily New* from Vienna Dated yesterday eays : To-night we have advioM of a groat de feat of Albmet Eyonb Pasha. UHTBUBTWOBTHY. Neither Bucharest nor Vienna war news i* trnatworty at present. Bnleiman Pasha and Baof Pasha are at Yonl Zaza still, and tha Bailway between Adrianopilie and FhUoppoHs baa been restored. The re port of the defMt of Bnleiman Paaba on Friday waa untrue. TURKS CLAIM TO HAVK DEFEATED RUSSIANS. Constantinople, Jnly 81.—Osman Pasha telegraphs from Pie vena, Jnly 80, M follows: Three strong Bnssian oorps Attacked ns this morning. Tha oannon' sda lasted two honrs, then a general en gagement ensued whiob lasted until ten o'olook at night, whan the Bnssisns re treated. Priaonera say the Bnsaiens num bered 60,000 infantry and three regiments of oaveiry, and had 80 guns. It is export ed the battle will reoommenoe to-morrow. CHANGE OP FOREIGN MINISTER. 8fecial to Enquirer-Sun.] Constantinople, Jnly 81. — Anrefi Pasha has resigned the foreign ministry, and ia anooaaded by Barvir Pasha. ENGLAND. with the Cztr to stop the shooking oruel- tiea committed by the Bnssien troops. Men, women and children, are outraged and murdered ins horrible manner. The Bnltan can scarcely believe that the Czar wishes the war to become a war of ex termination and a war of brigands. The Snltan'a Aid-de-Oamp gave Minister Layard all aooonnt* of the revolting atro cities be witnessed, end whioh Mr. Layard Myaarein great measure confirmed by advioe* from the ConBnls and other ■onroea. Mr. Layard transmits, Jnly 18tb, sev eral oonsnlar reports of outrages and maaaaarea by the Bulgarians, and aaya there ia trnlh in them, although they may be exaggerated. The Wallaohians end Bulgarians eooom pany the Banian army in bands, calling thamulves avengers. Gen. Kemball tslegraphs, under date of Jnly UGth, that tha masaaare at Bayazid ia oonfirmed, but the atrooities at Ardahan ara qnite untine. EXPORT DENIED. London, Jnly 81.— Bfiuter'e telegram from Boohareat uys Ool. Wellersley has addressed a report to the British Govern ment oategorioally denying the cruelties with wbioh the Bnasiana are obarged. Weather. 'Washington, Jnly 31.—Indications— For the Booth Atlanlio Stales, north and oast winds, ooolsr and partly olondy weather will prevail, with riaing, possibly followed by falling barometer. ltr.MWRAI.lXF.il PHII.AnEI.PtlU NOI.DIERN. HOW THEY GOT BACK HOME. Mr. E. B. Godfrey, of Fittaburg, ar rived in New York on Sunday, having left the former oity on Saturday night. Attaohed to tha train on whioh he trav eled was a darkened car, in whiob he says were huddled abont thirty membera of the Black Htiszar regiment of Phila delphia, who had esoaped from the round bouse. Many were wonnded. The train, in Ipsasing through the oity, slowed at every switch, and the soldiers, who wore in hiding, jnmped on. These men wore their pantaloons inside ont, and had thrown away everything else exoept their shirts. They were in great terror, Mr. Godfrey says, exparting the train would be stopped by rioters. Ooo frightened soldlor sat down by a woman nod asked her to proteot him. She threw a shawl over his head, and he oronobad down in a oorner. At twenty-eighth street the train was stopped by tha strikers. “Have yon any of thou Philadelphia men aboard ?” wm asked. The oondnotor replied in the negative. A gang of strikers passed through the oars, but did not discover the oonaealed soldiers. Keaobiog the last oar, which waa dark and Beamed deserted they wore told that there were fonr wonnded men therein. They did not at tempt to enter, The train was started again, bnt the soldiers were in a state of Wild terror. They expected to be stopped by telegraph at Derry. Mr. Godfrey thicks this was intended, for a large num ber of strikers were gathered there, but the train dashed through without stop ping. The same fear was shown by the soldiers on the approaoh to Johnston, but the train wm not Btopped. Tho soldiers were thoroughly paoio-atrioken, Mr. God frey says, and it was not till Altoona was passed that they became reassured. DEATH OF DR. JAMES WARBEE, TUB AUTHOR. RUSSIAN BABB A BITIES REPORTED TO PARLIA MENT—RUSSIANS DBAO OUT THE BIBS OP MOHAMMEDANS AND FILL THEM WITH BREAD—SULTAN APPEALS TO ENGLAND TO STOP SUCH HORRID OBURLTY. PACKARD’S PHRDIOTIOMH. HE GIVES CP PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO AND WIS CONSIN—CHANDLER MUST COMB BACK TO SAVE THE PARTY. From ab Interview In the New York Tribune. “Beyond any question we shall lose Wisconsin, Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Democrats will have 75,000 majority tn New York. Onr parly ia going to pieoea. We ere all broken np, and I am afraid the rain is irretrievable. I don't care inuoli for my own grievance, but it makes me feel melanoboly to see the old party de atroyed by members of its own house hold.” Mr. Peoksrd did not look at all melan choly as he spoke in this strain. On the eontrary, be seemed the piotnre of a man oontented with the world and himself—a genial philosopher, in fart, acoustomed to laugh at the reverse of fortune. His good-humored faoe was seldom without a smile during the whole conversation. Bnt the grave ex-Governor and would-be- Senator, who kept hia seat in tha adjoin ing room, grew more solemn than ever at these dismal predictions. “Do yon see no help for the threatened downfall of the Bepnbiioan organization?" the newspaper man asked. “Yes, if the Preeident would change bis Osbinet. Let him pnt out Bobnrz, Everts, Devens and Key, and pnt in Ibeir S laces good Bepnblioans of the old sort— toh Chandler for one—and the party will get right up on its feet again. The Bepubltcan papers ought to insist on this. If the leading journals would oom* out against the Cabinet, it would soon be ohanged.” Toward the olose of the talk, which ran on for some time pretty much in the above vein, Mr. Packard said be waa on hia way to MaiDe. “Going a fishing ?’’ he wm asked. “Yes, I think I shall catch some fish. I see the Tribune says I’m not fishing in Hayes' ponds,"he said, with a laugh. “There will be some good fishing in Lake Erie, in the neighborhood of Cleve land, abont the first of Angnst," suggest' *C the oorrespondent. “Maybe yon will happen around that way." “Very possible," replied Mr. Packard. “I shall be going back to New Orleans about that time, and I always go by way of Albany, Buffalo and the Lake Shore Boed. Shouldn't wonder if I should stop off at Cleveland.” osnal at Sir John’s Bnn. Sunday night, one boat, Star No. 3, was tied np font miles from the blockade for the night At 12 o’olook it was boarded by a party of twenty-five masked men, who ordered the orew off and set fire to the boat,* part of which wm burned. The teat wm tnek. St. Louis, Jnly 81.—The writ of habeM I Deputy Sheriff Offnt with a poaa* of 15 Corpus issued for Albert OMlin, leader of I left here to-day to proteot the other two tha workingmen, returnable Wednesdsy, twita, whioh are in the limits of this application being med* in Beet St. Louie, ominty, and said to be threatened. The dey 1 without any sign, of dia- ^ me.tino in Maryland. turbano* sod tba railroad bnainaaa has _ bean van brisk, trains ooming and going W 10 Snqutrer-sun.] * ii a- o i ° ■ I Cumberland, Jnly 81.—The miner* in ell directions. Several arrests were .. mnde bv the U. S. Marshal. *‘ Knopp’s Meadows, near 3 I Lonaooning to-day wm attended by abont disbandment at SAN rRANoisoo. I ajx bandredl about half tho mine* being Ban Fbancuoo, Jnly 81.—Qaiet having represented. It wm oidarly. Some were restored all of the oommitteM of I for striking for 65 oente, aome were for safety deoided to adjourn to tho oall of striking for 55 oenta, and aome opposed theoheiman. Muskets end ammunition notion calculated to disturb the present leaned to the eommittee are to be re- status. Two sessions were held, bnt no turned to th* authorities, bnt the mem- determination retched, end the meeting hem will retain their cloba and badge*. I adjourned to Angnst second. In th* situation on the new jresby central. meADlime it is supposed work will go on. Buzabbth, N. J., July 81.—Lest night Tb « 6 DOtbin 8 be «- , Abo »“ some part lee snppoMd to be strikers, <>czen trains were moved west of Kayser threw railroad lisa aoroaa tha Central to-d*y, all the old men needed going to Baliroed track near Elisabeth. John work. The road is uow working between . Sharia, night dispatcher, fonnd them Baltimore and Parkersburg. Bat no shortly before tb* first train passed, freight trains have moved as yet on the Some ooel and freight brekemen who Wheeling division. It is thonght they struck on th* Central RaUf-aj have ap- will be moved to-morrow. pUed for their former positions at old I vandebdilt orvzs Hia employebi $100,000 rate*- Hi* Company than far refuses Special to Enquirer-Sun.] employment to strikers. The ooel and Sabatoga, Jnly 3L.—President Vender- freight trains arc ran as fast m new bill has presented the employee* of the brekemen sen be hired to take theta. Hew York Oentral end Hudson Hirer The pass luger trains ran regularly. - I Bailroad* $100,000 to be distributed rat- nnnLHlpRHs annas run at philadblphia. I ably aooording to their positions on th* Philadelphia, July 81.—G. O. WU-1 pay roll, in recognition of tbair forbear- jiataa, ringleader of th* atrikem who I anoa during tha late railroad troubta*. ■aratMa Races. Special Ia Enquirer-Sun.] Saratoga, July 81.—One mile—Bert ram won, Baroness 2d, Prinoess of Thole 8d, in 1:16}. Two miles—Ochiltree won, Athlene 2d, Lapwing 3d, in 3:89}. Three quarters of a mile for two year olds—Nine started—Bramble won, Duke Magenta 2d, Pride of the Village 8d, in 1:17}. Mile end one-eight—selling race— Lucifer won, Cardinal Woolsey 2d, St. George 3d, in 1:58}. ■PAIR. MONEY FOB NEXT OUBAN CAMPAIGN. London, Jnly 31. — The Standard 1 e Madrid dispatoh says arrangements have been made fore loan of twenty-five mill ions tor the expenses of the next Cuban campaign. FRAHCB. NOTORIOUS GAMBLES DBAD. Paris, Jnly 31.—M. Blane, proprietor of the Monaroo gambling tsblei, died in Switxerland. CUBA. Fire sal Freak Rebellion—Heavy Port-au-Prince. Havana, July 31.—A Jamaica telegram reports a revolution broken ont at Port- aa-Prinoe. There had been a two days’ conflagration in that oity. Too Hack Clorofaran. Special to E*fu<r<r-Dun.) Nsw Yobk, Jnly 31.—Mrs. Clare Jan' kina, in South Brooklyn, died from tha affects of an overdoes of chloroform, administered by herself. Carpenters Balled for England. Naw You, Jnly 81.—Fifty earpantam from New York and Brooklyn sailed for England to-day in tb* steamship Mon- PAPRRH I.AID BEFORE PARMA. HDXr. DEATH OF DB. WABBBN, THE AUTHOB. London, Jnly 31.—Samuel Warren, the Engliah author, ia dead. QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN COMMONS. In tha Commons, the Ghanoeilor of the Exoheqner, in answering a question, said: It will not be neoessery to submit any speoisl vote on aoooant of the recent die. pstah of troops end the fleet to the East. The expense ia very small. In fart it ia very doubtful whether it is necessary to Mk for any further sum in the aonrae of tha year. It ia not necessary at present. BAKQVET ABANDONED—VESSELS FOB THE DANUBE. London, Jnly 31.—The Ministerial ban quet, to be given at the Mansion House, wm abandoned in oonseqnenoe of the death of the Blgbt Hon. George Ward Hunt, Fret Lord of the Admiralty. VESSELS FOB THE DANUBE. A dispatch to the Daily New* from Ply- month states that Her Majesty’s ships Flowing and Condor, wblob go to the Dannbe to protect British interests, and assert Great Britain’s treaty right to maintain two ganboata on the Dannbe, will be eooompanied to tb* Bleok Sea by the iron eiad Shannon. HOBBID ATROCITIES OP BUSSIANS ON MAHOM- EDANS—PULL OUT EYES AND FILL SOCKETS WITH BREAD. Special to Enquirer-Sun.] London, Jnly 31.—'The offloitl ptpars laid before Parliament contain tha follow, ing: Tbe Engliah Consol at Bliono in forms Minister Layard, under data of Jnly 14tb, that tha Bnasiana stir np the Bulgarians, and arm them -, that they tore ont the eyes of Mussulmans whom they kiltad at Sistova and filled tb* aooketa with breed. Minister Layard telegraphs Lord Darby, under date of July 24th, that tha Saltan has sent him a maaaage i entreating tbs (Joaen to dm bar infineno* DRTUTTS PILLS Meet the wants of thone who need a safe and reliable medicine. The immense demand which haB bo rapidly followed their introduction is evidence that they do supply this want, and proves them to be t THE MOST POPULAR PIU t medical authorities conced ey | rUefl e higlt- eriorjty enuive, tonic, and hfAllnjr properties contained in no other medicine. Being strongly Anti-Bilious, they expel all humors, correct a vitiated state of the system, and, being purely vegetable, they do not, like other pilla, leave the stomach ana bowels in a worse condition than they found them, but, on the contrary, impart a nealthy tone and vigor before unknown. jpUR WORDS lNDORSEDj Dr. C. L. MITCHELL, ft. Meade. 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A BULLET TAKEN FBOM A MAN'S HEAD AND AN BIOUT-PENNY NAIL 1BOK A WOMAN'S From tha Wheeling Koglitor.] A Confederate soldier from tha Valley of Virginia, in one of the bnttlos of th9 late civil war, was struck in tho bead by a Minnie ball. Tbe ball passed through tbe skull, and the surgeons, afraid to probe tbe wound in search of it, left tbe man to die. In tbe ooarse of time be re covered, bat had lost bis reason and was sent to tbe inssns asylum at Staunton, where he remained for eleven years. At length Dr. Fauntleroy, an eminent physi cian of that oity, obtained permission from tba Mylam authorities aud friends of tbe insane man to make a Bnrgiual ex amination of tba bead with tho hope of finding the ball. He was Bneeessfal, and found tbe ball embeded ati the inside of tbe skull and pushing agaiust tbe brain. Unable to exlraatit with any instrument at band, ha took a chisel and mortised It pat. As soon as tbe ball wat removed reason renamed Its control, and the de ranged one waa in his, right mind. Ha says that be ia not aonaoious of anything that ooonrred daring the lntervul of eleven years, from the time he was struck on the battlefield to tbe moment tbe presaare was removed from the brain— all was a blank to bim. Another case in the same county of Augusts was that of a boy whose gun bnrsted while shooting, and drove tbe look into the brain. The pteae was taken ont by a skillful surgeon without serions Southern Female College, At LaCrange, Georgia, % , . oal teacher*, opens the 86th annual session tho SMth ol Meptem- lor, and doses June ltfth, without vacation. In addition to the present commodious buildings, i a new Chapel, 60x100 leet, will be erect ed this fail. The highest advantages in lttorarv, music and an departments furnished at lowest aharges Our pupils hear off the premiums for excellence In muslo and art- twelve Id recent years. Drawing, calisthenics and vocal music, free. Board, with washing, lights and fuel, $166 per annum. Tuition, $60; Muslo, $60; Art, to $60. Write for Catalogue. Correspondence solicited. JylO eodfliWlm I. F.COX, Prsa’t, Vanderbilt University. 3* „ begltl September I, 1877. Tul. tin ii tur tha whole leaalou— In Hlblloal Department, free; In Lit erary Department, ISO) tn Law Dmiartmant, SX>S other feea, *Uk. Tho Uledloal Department will opi 1, Fee lor attendaaoe, ***• injury to tbe patient. Ba ' FATAL IHOOTINU, A DRUNKEN NEOBO, EXCURSION- FUL KILLS SON OF DB. BOWEN—SAVED FROM LYNCH' ING BY WHITE PEOPLE—ACCIDENT AT MANCHAO. Special to the Floayane.] Hazlehubst, Miss., Jnly 26.—There was a fatal ehooting at Manobao, yester day evening, et half-past 6 o'olook. negro killed a white man. A notorious negro, named Iverson Evans, an excur sionist from Crystal Springs ran against yonng man named Hnbbard Bowen, son of Dr. Bowen, of Brookhaven, calling him a d— rod of a b—, and pushed bim off tbe traok. A gentleman named Allen in aompany with Bowen, said: “Bowen yon don't want to fight ?" He answered, “No, bnt I must not be shoved off the traok.” As be said this tbe negro drew a pistol and shot Bowen through tbe heed, tbe ball entering bis eye. He died in abont five minates. The negro gave hia pistol to another negro and exelaimad that the yonng man bad shot himself. Bat another negro who saw tbe shooting pointed to the aesbbtrd where he had taken the pistol from. The negro wm arrested. A number of negro ezonreioniats wanted to hang bim on the apotj end oommeneed to rig np a gallows for the purpose, bnt tbe white wen preeent prevailed on the negroes to let tbe law have its ooarse; tbe negro was taken to Amite, where he ia lodged safely in jail. Tbe negro was intozioated when be did tbe shooting. Tbe body of tbe tbe yonng man Buwen was taken to tbe residence of bis father at Brookbaven. Daring tbe exoitement caused by tbe killing of yonng Bowen a small sailing ves sel was pMSing through the draw at Man obao bridge, wblob tbe engineer, not desi ring baoked the train on to tbe bridge and tbe baggage ear went into tbe lake, bnt fortnnately no one web drowned, bnt there was terrible exoitement on tbe colored exonraion train. Three oars of United Btates soldiers passed here this morning going west. Yobk. at the most remarkable case that I hear of was that a woman subject to fits of menial derangement, and while in a spell ot lunaoy drove an oight-penDy nail into tbe top of her bead, penetrating tbe brain—the nail having been driven up to its bead. Tho nail waa drawn ont, and tbe woman hM been in sound mental con dition ever sinoe. Tbe Sensntlou or Long Hrancli. Long Breach Uorretpondenoe of the New York Exprean.] Here cornea tbe sensation of tho Iiraaob, Mrs. Edward Btepbens, attended by her maid, and creating a riple of excite ment aa sbe passes. Mrs. Stephens boa been the beorine of many letters from here, bnt none of the correspondents seem to have established ber identity, olMsing ber as an effulgent daughter of Israel. In reality, she is tho daughter-in- law of Mre. Ann H. Stephens, tbe author ess, and has oertainly succeeded in cre sting a genuine oommotion, even at Ibis abode of aommotions. It is at the water that she exploits her self. Coming down to tbe beach, arrayed in georgious attire, and attended by ber maid, she takes ber seat in a beach-chair, and bolds an almost imperial levee. Bho has a smile, a word and a nod for evory one, and they bustle eaoh other-for supremacy. The levee oonolnded, sbe retires to bor bath-house, and reappears, after awhile, attired in a bathing suit cal aulated to display ber ebarrna to tbe best advantage. Her bair is arranged after Ibo latest mode, and to-day, she was with difficulty prevented from going into tho water with several valuable diamond rings on her fingers. The bath over, she arises from the water like a rnthor demoralized Vanns, and ia .met by her maid, who throws a picturesque bourumue over ber mistress, the hood is pnlled over her bair, and, escorted by numerous osvaliers, she prooeeds in state to ber batb-hoase, and tbe morning sensation ia over. Tbe other day an artist from one of the illustrated papers made a portrait of her for publica tion. The Stephens, indeed, has a surfeit of notoriety, and while tbe women envy, tbe men adore her. Jyl8 dsawttwiw] VaAhvIHe, Ttnn. L. U. OAKLAND, Libanccllor. IHHUHtt Established In 184'i. Principal*—Mbs. Wilson Oaky, Muh Obn. 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