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Show Servian delegates upon the means of preventing such violations in future. Ragusa, 14. Information reeeUed here from Sclavonic sources AMERICAN. ajs, that the Hertegovi-nia- n chiefs have held a meeting, and re14. Washington, took a drive solved to reject the armistic. evening Ii!iue Austria will grant no farther relief. f'JeVeral miles with Secretary Fu,h 10 The Herxegoviniaa refugees relief coma !fn pawing tbrough mittees are now destitute of funds. of and etreeW of public squares excited S Tci y. here bis appearance He was comment. ,,h Weber County After hour. an Tt abo half returning Association. dinner wUh hi family, or two hour an and .pent Marriottsville, June 12th, '76. condition with fr.enda and rela- - Editor Junction: ' and to reBt, lilaiue then retired The members of the Weber County g li fl 80 was sleeping quietly. Teachers' Association had a numerous telegrams most instructive and again bag: Anion' the very enjoyable meeting all p irtB on ..' iveby Blaine to day fromlumonhis Saturday last. The minutes ef the If the country couratulaiiug meeting having been adopthis prospect geoer-Ill- proceeding ed, the constitution was presented by .opalescence and was one from the Spanish Minister the committee of revision, and with one and several from now in New York, amendment, viz.: to increase the quarfriends in California. to terly subscription from twenty-fivwar The Telerans of the Mexican was unanimously accepted. . fifty cents, in the far west aud extreme It was also resolved to have two sessions hav obtained free passes to their at al: future meetings of this kind The Out'eunial uuiou iu Philadelphia and programme for the day was tnen proand Union Pa- ceeded witn return, from the Central Texas Pacific railroads, the cific a Prof. L. F. Monch resumed his lec named purchasing tickets for them ture on the Theory and Practice of last lines He exhorted the teachers to oa some of the intermediate Bristow Teaching. that if be models of cleanliness and order; to reported It received a proposition Ironi Cincinnati carefully traiu their pupils to be clean as Presi- in their to tecure him the nomination person, tidy in their dress, and bis dent iu consideraiiou of the votes of in their habits; to he themselves orderly He replied by telef,i. nds for Blaine. decent, in their apparel: nd plain, the bands of my alto to yet iu ni "I use their utmost endeavors to graph: friends" The report seems to be well promote tidiness and orier in their rounded. schoolhouses 1 New York, 14. Mr C. Wright pointed out the extra The American rifle team was finally care and toil imposed on tbo teacher by (elected to day. Among the names are trustees letting schoolrooms to be used tbose of Dakiu, Yale, Bruce and Fulton, for all kinds of purposes, and neglecting members of the lust team. to supply necessary articles lo keep the Philadelphia. 14. schoolrooms clean. At the opening session of the National Prof. Moncb condemned the principle Division of the Sons of Temperance toof making complaints of trustees to which show third day, reports were submitted parties, but thought trustees would has been there the that during past year remedy these evils if teachers would a decrease ot 44.807 members in the represent such cases to them. properly Of this number 2l),500 United Siaies. Mr. J. ltoyle gave a very instructive hTe been lost from the Graud liivision lecture on teaching music It embraced of Eastern New York, and Pennsylvania explanations and definitions of rhythand New Jersey. mics, melodies and dynamics; notes, Cincinnati, 14. varieties of measure, the staff, &c , rests, Mr. Pinchback broke forth in his &c. He concluded by encouraging the wrath at the meeting of the Louisiaua trackers to make themselves acquainted dlegi;tion yesterday, and gave fair no- with music, that they might teach it to tice as to his opinion of the President their pupils, and he expressed a bope and Conkling. The burden of bis speech that the dny would come when every was that if the Republican party wants teacher should be compelled by law to to keep the votes of the colored people teach musia in their schools. ef Louisiana, it must give them a larger Mr. C. Wright continued his lecture He atxribes his own. on ehare in offices. teaching primary arithmetic defeat iu the Sena'e to the mortal fear Prof. C. Davis illustrated his method in the part of the Seuatora that he would of conducting classes in elocution. if permitted to take a sent in that body, Mr. A. C. Brown reeited a humorous bring his wife to Washington and insist piece entitled, 'Billings on the District ujioa her mixing in the creuie de la Schoolmaster." This .will strike most creme of society Much time having been spent'in dispeople as'a new view of Pinchback's cussing the various subjects brought case He claims mat it is the iuside forward by the above named gentlemen, history. it was considered best to leave the programme uncompleted, and the meeting was adjourned lilt Saturday, June 24th, FOREIGN. ut the Third District schoo'house, when the following programme will be proLoudon, 14. A report of the royal commission on ceeded with: the fugitive slave question, arisiug from the Admiralty circulars, has been pre1. Usual routine business. sented to Parliament It recommends, 2. Theory and Practice of Teaching, tht while commanders of Prof. L F. Monch. ihtuld abs'ain from active interference 3. Mental Arithmetic, Mr. A. C. with slavery in the country where it is Brown a legal institution, 4. Music, Mr. J. Royle. they should not be altogether prohibited from exercising 6. Reading, Prof. C. Davis discretion as to their returning a fugi6. Select Reading, Mrs. Haitie Brown. tive skive. Upon board of vessels the 7. Spelling, old and new methods, tanctment of strict rules is inexpedient, Mr. C. Wright. and their observance would be impossi8 Grammar, Mr. A. Parsons. ble, because, in a variety of cases, the 0. Arithmetic, Mr. C. Wright. officers should be free to cnsider what 10 Geography, Prot. C. Davis. course would be best for the interest of 11. Recitation, Mr. T. Wadaworlh. the slave, nd should not compel him to 12. Comic song, Mr. C. Greenwell. Vait their ships. There will be a recess for lunch. A diepatch from Berlin says, notwith-landin- g Thanking yon for former insertions, the announcement of an armist- I am, Mr. EJitor, ice, fighting continues in Bosnia, Yours respectfully, and Bulgaria. A. Parsons. The same dispatch reports that on the 10th, demanded the immediwoman got the cofAn ate payment of Servia's overdue tribute. fee and then carefor boiling ready pot A Oulii correspondent says, it is fully placed it on a chair and sat herself Gin. Despojols will be appointed ou the stove. Although the ccoasion lo the command vf the 80,000 reinforce was dreadfully suggestive of some of the teems ordered to Cuba. Great preparatmartyrs, she managed to derive ions nve making iu Cadiz and Santan-de- early nome consolation out of it from the well from each of which 12.000 men will improved opportunity it afforded her of tnrnik between August 28th and obliging her huiband to buy her a new dre.-s-, which, as soon as she was well The News publishes a para- enough, she made up, herself, with the graph in official form, declaring the re- assistance of the "Domestic" Fasbious cent reports concerning negotiations for and a new "Domestic"' sewing machine. cessation of the Island of Heligoland to . 'iermiiny totally unfounded. The News' special from Brussels, Mr3. Dipper (to Jonesy, who is dited midnight, states that the riots at Antwerp had inoreased. The regular deeply in arrears for board): "Mr. Jonesy, won t you step into troops were called out and fired over 'ty shots. the carlor for a moment? I wish to Thi King of Dahomey will the pay . speak with you. fine imposed upon him by commander Mi&r Hewitt tor dipper, i ".Jonesy: "lloawy, maltreating a British sub accommodate like to you; but should ject. In the fight, at Gibraltar between what will the boarders say at seeing German seaman and native boatmen, no us alone? Think ef the scandals pr one was killed, but many were seriously injr through he papers, madam injured by the bludgeons and stoues OKI no excuse me." used. Ogden Branch BY TELEGBAPM -- lllr Are now receiving their Spring Stock of Teachers' eonxr-iiulator- ? STAPLE and CLOTIIIXG Which together with a large and varied stock of XOTIOXS, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, CAPS T e Jit-io- Z bouth-weg- men-of-w- PAHCY BRIT GOOBS AHTB Staple and Fancy Groceries Leather and Findings, Hardware, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tiro Iron, Hoes and Rakes Plows, Nails, Shovels, Spades, Garden Wheelbarrows Cook Stoves and Ranges They Offer at EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES. 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