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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL.

Mr.. EDITOR: George Peter and Solomon
Dowden, Esqs., having stated in speeches de-.
ivered by them in Clarksburg that the Board
of School Commissioners which preceded the
present Board, left q large debt for the present
Board to pay, and that the great embarrass-
ments of the present Board are due to that
debt, the following documents without further
reference 10 records, nail the said statements
to the counter, and show how recklessly and
careessly politicians will make gross misrepre-
sentatons to the people.
report Of tile Treasurer Of he old Board 10 the
present Board.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, May 9th, 1863
g To the Honorable the Board Of School Com
missIoners Of Montgomery county :"
Since my last regular report to the Board
of School Commissioners whom you have sue
| ceeded, made 10 them at their last meeting
! April 2lst, 1868, my receipts and disburse-
men.s as Treasurer Of the school fund of Mont
| gomery county, under their orders and pro-
ceedings have been as folows:"
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand as exhibited in last re-
port So, s74 &c.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Balance due on Teachers salaries for win
ter term, ended January 3lst, 1868, and other
claims against the Board as per cash book PIP.
II and Ia, 81 OH ~.
Balance on hand 1902 "a, which amount
now in my hands, beg leave to state, is sub
| ject TO your order.
| Which is respectfully submitted,
RICH d NJ. WILLIAMS,
| Treas'r Late Board School Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27
For Boys, Youths s. Children.

A great specially in Garments for Boys,
Youths and Children, Of all classes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27
Rhoenia Putnams All Wool Suits as low as
s5J2.OO-

English, French and German Cas-
simeres,
in full Suits, as well as Pants and Vests, or
single Pants, in great variety
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS are forbidden to trespass on
N my farm, with dog, gun, or in any other
manner, as they will be prosecuted according
to law. A, 7. BRlTT0N.
Ell BAKER, Tenant
oct l3-lmn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27

For Chief Jtdge Of 9Th Judicial Circuit,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27

The latest imported choice patterns Of
French D1a EOr al
in Goats and Vests, as also almost all colors
in full BEAVER SUITS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27

RIASE& CLOTH.
Our stock of fine Black oad-Colh Suits,
as well as medium grades in Black Cloth can
not be surpassed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27
OR d Err M . S !
PATRICK LAHE AND MARTHA JAM
LAHE, HIS WIFE,
VS..
JAMES 0. JONES AND OTHERS.

In tie Circuit Court fer Montgomery County
as a Court Of Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-10-27
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE TICKET.

For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
Coz. LEVIN WOOLF0RD.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04
HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES

Com PUDDING Crate green corn
from two dozen ears, then scrape the cob
80 as not to get the chaff of, put with
the corn about quart OF cold milk, three
eggs, two tablespoonslul OF sugar. one
tcaspoonful Of salt, ifn0t sweet enough,
add more sugar; IL too thick, more milk
the consistency depends on the state OF
the corn. Pour into buttered plates and
bake. a delicious dish for tea.
WATER BEYoRE BaRAKfAsr--If we
should establish the habit OF drinking
water freely In the morning soon after
rising, commencing with small quantities,
increasing gradually as we learn to relish
1t, until the chief portion taken during
the day is before breakfast, Ii will pro.
mote the health to a much greater extent
than 1t ordinarily does, eradicate diseases
from the system, and become decided
luxury 10 time.
Pre- CRUsr. "A good rule Il thrce-nuar
ters Of a cnpful Of lard, well pressed down
TO every two tcacupsiul Of -four; lIttl,
salt, and only water enough to hold III,
Ingredients together. This MAKE enou0l
crust tor one medium sized pic, Mi,
quickly and carelessly, not kneadino q
all. For nine pies, from three -uuarter
to whole cup Of lard Is necessary 70
every two cups Of -four. This rule ilcye
fails to make q good, crisp pie crust.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

managed b abt,fzei nlns sslnsi,ls lee.
els, and escaped ssftly 70 4 f.sf, ~ shofs.
fs frrisN tftse. ! heavy tss 49, laid
npoa ths eoantfy. vhish Che poor. op.
pre- std people The ixht - efeai a af.st
ans that thsy : smed u the cure n
scetlfud f1f. aHt" vtry recently, the
card " ~ bore The rsme of tseOfse
Campbell In The illahlsH =. The seconi
exp'tnsti01 frlat : ~ toe v, ii-kn0 "
masslrre Of Glencoe. fas msaslate Esr
this crrel deed YVES sigH bg the .l,lrst
soa Of the Elfi Of Stair. sho was 10 the
tine the secretary Of = b. fsr scofitnd.
The coat Of arms belonging to this
family beais nine diamonds N its shisld.
and the people, not daring J., sligmatike
the Master Of Stair q. the cure OF scot
land, applied II to his armofial bearings.
The last explanation relates 10 the battle
OF Culloden, which exlinxuished the
hopes Of the Stuart party. and was at the
tine considered q national curse. The
Duke Of Cumberland, who was kuowu
TO have beena gambler, Is said to have
carried pack Of cards 10 hts pocket;
end when he had won the famous tield,
be took out the nine Of diamond. aud
wrote his account Of the victory on It.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

AfrtF DrgrLlSa Make q crust u
one quart ~ four, two tsbleapOorfuls 0
cream Of tartar, enc tesspoonfhl of sods
tablespoonful II butter OF lard, a llitl,
salt, and milk enough to make q dough
that can he rolled ont. Cut this dough
In eight pieces, roll them thin. put slices
oi sour apple upon them, fold them 10
tight. aud steam or bake. lisking will
require twenty minutes, steaming an
hour. Either soil or liquid sauce may
b. usel.
OrES WINDOWS Ar NlGuf. 80 Ven
much has been written on this subjecf
and written unwiscly. The facts are,
that whoever sleeps nneomfortably cool
will get sick. 10 hoist a window sky
high when the mercury i nj zero. IA an
absurdlty. The colder sleeping apart.
ment Is the more unhealthy does it be
come, because cold condcnses the car.
bonlc acid formed by the breathing OF N
sleeper. IL settles near the floor aud ID ~
breathed, and fin very coEdensed form
he VIII die before morning. Hence We
must be governed by circumstances.
The first thing Is you must be comfort
ably warm during sleep, otherwise you
are not refreshed, and Inflammation OF
the lungs may be engendercd and life
destroyed within a few days. An open
door and an open fireplace are sufficient
for ordinary purposes In cold weather.
When outer windows are open II Ia well
to have them down at the top two or
three inches and up ut the bottom for the
same space.
HOUSEHOLD usEs Or AMMONIA.
monia, or, as it Is generally called, spIr.
It's OF hartshorn, Is powerful alkall,
aud dissolvcs dirt and grease with ease.
II has lately been recommended very
highly for many domestic purposes. For
washing paint, put tablespoonful In n
quart of moderately hot water, dip In a
flannel cloth, and with this simply wash
of the wood work: no ecrubbing will be
necessary. For taking grease spots from
any fabric, uso the ammonia nearly pure,
then lay white blottlng-papcr over tho
spot, aud iron 1t lightly. In washing la
ces, put about twelve drops in pint OF
warm suds. To clean silver mix two
teaspoonfuls OF ammonia In quart OF hot
soap-suds. Put in your silverware and
wash 1t using an old nail.brush or tooth
brush for the purpose, Fer cleaning
hair-brushes, etc, simply shake the
BRUSH up and down In mixture OF onf
teaspoontul of ammonia to one pint oi
hot water; when they are cleansed, rinse
them In cold water, and stand them IN
the wind or in hot place to dry. Fol-
washing finger marks from looking
glasses or windows, put few drops oI
ammonia on q moist ray, and MAKE
quick work Of It. If you wish your
house plants to flourish, put few drops
OF the spirits In every pint Of water liset
In watering. A teaspoonnl In basin o
cold water will add much TO the refresh
Ing effects Of a bath. Nothing Is bette
than ammonia water Tor cleaning tn,
hair. In every case rinse OH the ammo
MIA with clear water. To which W,
would only add, that, for removing
grease spots, a mixture Of equal parts 0
ammonia and alcohol Is better than alec
hol alone; and for taking out the rel
stains produced by strong acids In blu,
and black clothes, there Is nothing bette
| than ammonia.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04
FOR THE LADIES.

Some Georgia ladies propose to play
the piano for the championship at IN,
state Fair.
A Sioux CITY rirI has SIS. 900 In th,
bank. Emigration 10 Sioux CITY Il In.
crcaslng rapidly.
Miss serjya A Baird. Of washinoton
was thc champion ro,,cstrienne ~ thp
Peoria I'M FnIr.
i Al ,no,,oan ,,dv i, so,,,,u T..,a
ments In tho streets Of Rome withonf in.
tcrrllntlon She was sent % omt bv ihe RIbIe
Socioiy.
wbito s,lk sco,fs ,r,,,,mod ,.uh ,..
tassels. arc worn for dinner dress. tlsd
closely round the throat, and taking thr
place OF collar or ynehe,
Hannah Doberta after o,tl;v,,u m.a
sles cholera smair.nn end III n,nsr %
diseases for 100 wears, was burned 10
death recently nj Philadelphia.
The po,v ety,o ot woor,n, Tho ha,r T.
lnnwn hv tba ,,a,re ~ IN r.anc,. al, ), y
and many ladies' trv to nreten,i that H. th,v
ara % ,,L'ra1eh hrefalj y ''' '''"' ~ '"''
Tho pnshot of n ail 4, that ,,vo mann,
ladies have raj into tbe Iinivcrs,,u ,h y,
Vermont anJ Tho voung mar o,,,on; ~
peacc In ibe Institution alter this ee' ="
M ~
boye erected an IllmmInated eincl | \,
order thet tbcir bnabanJs NAV hsvo 80
excuse foI .snot Thinking n wac AZ T Ista :,
M. .'.o...... = - ~ .A'.'
Nv wo,la,,,mo,,cn y, " " iowa ~ nave WISE
y ueietiii''eu soeAp.i rum IIlc'I shnrage
asso9,a.ion ss,.. y my pefson khowh 70 enter
IAN, iaA views VI 'ne ','arr'asc le'a1ion.
m,ss ~ ;,;,n Mayy alcot.; sls1r q tnc author
u n,,anna n - od ondn, as 49,, anem np ser re-
sn'eo ~ ,spn, ,..blo H. ~, w sinat 9! pie'c-
'a' "', ;" "''eu gu. "''' 'A' "eAce''
The, Mayor OF Macon, Georgia. has
offered a silver service premium, worth
800, TO the prettiest girl In the State
under u who, appears AZ the State Fair In
homespui ufess.
The Princess Louisa Ia making herself
popular at her Highland home. At
lcnan,fy paIi fccensiy snc was lho part
ner Oh larIner, anu went down the
middle between il'nhred couples In =
contfa oahcc.
Underskirts Of alternate stripes of silk
and velvet will be very stylish for walk
Ing stumes next season, the front OF
the oyerskirt being left open to display
the underskirts.
Mrs. Maria de Woll I:ogers has given
to the Redwood Library, Newport, II. l.,
a collection OF rare books, In value about
three thousand dollars, and also United
States bond Of ten thousand dollars. to
be held under the name Of the " Robert
RnUeFn MGfnnfiQI Effn6 ~ thu tt.f.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

- a.. -. -. - .t.t -
srilsv s,.,,, al :, .a,s =. h fs, XXI,
tro.,, ttst ,.sI t.,li.s -, &c
hee,,gbf inf, fhs -. ,-,o,'tei,,si t.,,',
aiis5iSs. s...ssiuIrg a. .es,,t. s,j IT,
49, t,c,.sseJ ,.n,,.i.l
''''-''''' '''''
LINCOLN fA~ ANb or cry efMtfnhf
These deserve special mention. I'm
com Pafh.-the giofy oi the North uiVis'
2" ''''''''' '''''''y wv"
b"iN ON tus rhuhiE
And " these experiences were not
enough to satisfy the demon Of destruc.
tion that had driven them hlthcr. wo.
men we're seized with the pains Of child
birth and children were born on tn
open prairie. The scene was sorrow
iul one. Even water was denied 10 the
parched lips OF the unexpected wander
ersofthe prairie.
Most ofthe insurance computes, those
heavily represented In the losses. will
pay but twenty 10 twenty-tlye cents on
the dollar. rne city will be ubuilt.
The banks are all doing business as be-
fore and depositOrs are not 20 be losers.
siXrxrx p,.pxpn ro ny,r, a, v.n
In l.rga hl,ctsmith shoo i,s, so,,h
Of the bridge, number of workmen,
stated 10 be sixteen, rushed into their
burning building 10 save their tools, but
the fire proved too much even for the
sons Of Vulcan. While catching up their
tools. the walls of the building iell In and
buried thsm In It's burning ruins.
PREPARING FoR rtlGur.
All ,ho ,,,h,,o a., -, -, -..,,.,.,.
al al .ao , Will Will % .lc tlell were securing
anssn.I ms, anI wns. ,h po..aoio vaiuao,es they
pueS.1s.u, .ha,s ,i,,I .no mo.len Mere uiahlhS up
oh;,dr MIL .a.uo & paohascS y. t,innv's; ,. anu .ne
ian os me,y s rro,dsu o,is,e wiz, tnc carry-
& had " tho ss tar,n W P'o'os.ons' =, n h hoso wno
riages had them in readiness AZ the
doors, aud rich and poor alike were all
preparing for flight to the prairies at
the iirst decided changing of the wind.
{ And so the terrified houts wore on,
with, probably, not a man, woman OF
child In all Chicago who was not in
readiness TO seek the protection of the
bleak but kinder country In preference
to trusting to the chances of life In the
seated and snitten city.
FINALLY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Inc, az ooo,r ro,o
ths ropnJo 80 MI that evorn , hons"i, H !, tha Nor,t t
JIv,sion 70 tha soll hnrdars [ !" =, ~ I ,noo.,, &
PARK ond Wriant,s q rove was " rnal,v eoir, IN
ashas ana ;,,st no ,ha ,ast thnnaht, -, -,
, ia Sron, n'a aboY ,,s u" yos % s;nL,, | on TX ~
eoma ~ V Jrons "Doce cam" " n,ttcring down r, AMI
.,,hn,,,. u,Tp5 SPp5 no ~ Paw "om ,,, CIV ,ho
orn ,""" WV ~ '"''' Nv '"''' ""' '"'
vonor hroro an wi,, w,,a .oh. NJ
reliaS. oa anhraooT u and 1ooS br0t "
into ,aars - thanLsr;uino "no, @ oaeh
49, '.o go, ~ .m ~ NJ upon eao'
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

IAH retf 49, 80 - u
:. saa.is Il the CO add f aHssiit. W
!. ,,,ss p<flszi no dfslss of fne rnmtflle v
$500 ksd ever tsrn presented upes ~
[~s-,s. t,afnsi.Ie, i:seine. sa1 their =.
s-..,.~. ,.sf l,rsi1 nIuIN thought xufIn y
u srsysa<s 10 shst eIAz<fe temple. ba'
- Az uss coming whoa two daring
ieouoeIsstf. Alexandfe panez sne ss.'
lor Huro. were % pfcfane tbe shfine aed'
'rstsd % fhs lifrIess and unnatural eIrr:
s,crs an rather imaesnsflons Ct The on
.sss,trs. with beings Of flesh and pio0d,
s.ssfinr ths Iaxusxe Of passion ana I
m a~~Sf-<osrl<r tf the new or.
[ - ~ shjnss was Dumas - Henri III"
IA shs battle was fought over Victor
Tluro's hrst-acted play, Hernsni.' iis
1sne1Ncs by the director excited the
-nss dlsusy at the Fraaeais, where u
=. ,svsr,Ir,i a horrible monsirosity.
~ Nara was disguised, and 10 con-
~ annoyed the author, BY sarcastic
-sssts spd suggested alterations, tnai
q 10 threatened 10 tase the part
n - nctor,. or nearly al, were
=. and evea ,porc hostile. Out OF
a they wor k,.d INCREASINGLY to make
rondeinnation fjfegone conclusion,
4 caricatured IL in drawing-roolns,
itsd gxrbled versions tf all the crlti-
passage even supplied the Vaude-
yille with materials to produce par
upon one of the principal scenes.
sIdss these aunoyaItes the eauthor had
hard fight with the censor over certain
1eages which he would not cancel,
= whlci at one time endangered its
Dduction He carried bis point, how
h, as the government did not consider
Dxacsly prudent to repeat the case OF
rion de rome. AS the night APP
bached the excitement grew enormous
he demand for seats f,r exccl ded the
Sommodation - people OF position
Dte lett,ri begging and praying for
itions st any price, or even to be adj
he'd to rtherssll. In spite If the
st urgent tremonstraLces, Hugo firmly
1sed to adult the assisfance of the
III eiag4e,s But offers of support
h rendered him by the whole literary
artistic world sf Paris, which. con
bed that the cl4ssicalista would Civ.
perl.c battle, and with overwhelming
he prudently acc pttd. Red tick
distributed among his friends
oather,I tepeihcr f,r lie oeeasion
khe B,hemians of literature. and by
o'clock In ihc afternoon ihtre as sem
rsunite Francais one OF ths sfra,ic-
croup, that astonishci Par;ssan evss
beheItl. Men WITH fono tlfsheyrlied
boating wilCly atout their necks
timmed boards, dressed In every con-
Eable style and age OF costume, except
OF the prevailing mode; gaudy,
bby, eccentric, and ragged, res plen-
b satin waistcoats, ,-Sranish cloaks,-
" trousers, s,-dilapidated boots. Three
6ck was The hour Of. their admittanoe,
until that time they remained in the
"a !. - y !, - -N
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

and zemi aflleaIsis. hs slll 70 on lores.
ef. Without hfsalhiBf panaas ~ fuIl
stops. IL nssk a 10 uait iur soms-
thInz 70 come oui u iIsf- a.hinx Will
eofHe.
The stupid fool 4 fhc aeme ani crown,
The ~ gfhs nifrs oi ivol'shnsss. This Il
That subIlnisy of ietsensss, lhal pure.
Opaque stupif'ss afalnst ehirii a. schlt
ler says, /" The Uods 4 xht IN Vain" I.ut.
amor NJ, uhsf should We DO without the
fool.f AZ fenifI Lamb sats, '.I.st us
cherish o. fsoI<, Irst Ia the improve
nent Of ths r1es, llkc tls Dods they be-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-07
ron MAYOR
JOHN JOHN SON.
THE MAYoRALTY.

Mr.. John S, Toof was yesterday nom
mated for Mayor by convention. This
is compliment that Mr.. Toof duly APP
preciates. Among so many men of abil-
ity and character, to be selected as the
foremost is quite sufficient to excite a
smile of satisfaction upon the cheek Of
any man. Mr.. Toof is young, but pos
sesses eminent qualifications for any
Office requiring tact, industry and abil-
ity. As business man, he has no SUI
perior He is almost omnipresent. He
sees, hears, grasps and comprehends ev-
erything about him. His combinations
are rapid as the circumstances from
which they are formed He would prove
an excellent Mayor, and we trust that
the time will come when the city will
call upon him to conduct its af-
fairs. But that time is not yet.
Whatever personal preference hun
dreds Of people might have for him;
whatever love his friends bear him, goes
for nothing now. The Mayorality is
fixed and no human power can change
it. We like him too much to wish to see
him fall in his early manhood and in the
strength of his powers, before circum-
stances that are as unyielding as the
rocks. We all admit that his services as
Mayor would be valuable, but we cannot
have them now. The current has passed
him, and flows with great roar for
another man. If we could take him
upon our shoulders and bear him into
position of ten times the honor and profit
of the Mayoralty Office, we would do it.
THERE'S scarcely anything we would not
do to oblige him. We would laugh with
him when well, and watch by his couch
when i'll, but support him at this time
for Mayor we cannot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-07
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, December THE Gus
tom.bouEe Republican party state that
Senator Lewis, who was in the reform
caucus at eleven am. yesterday, has, by
selling out 70 the Governor at the 6nal
vote at one pm, defeated the Republi-
can Reform candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. The price paid was very
large, as the Warmoth faction was
blocked. Lewis excuse was that he
was bound to take care of himself. The
ani.Warmoth colored men and the
custom-house supported COPELAND, white
Republican Reform. Pinchbeck (color-
ed), the bitter political enemy of the
late Lieutenant Governor Dunn, was
elected.
In the Second District Court, Judge 7.
Wharton Collins decided the case Of
Joseph Fueutse ct. al. vs.. Myra Clark
Gaines. The opinion is lengthy, and
declared that Mrs. Gaines is not the le-
climate child Of Daniel Clark, nor his
universal legatee, and ordered that the
will Of 1913, purporting to be the will Of
Daniel Clark, probated in 1855, be re
yoked and declared invalid, and that the
probate be annulled Mrs. Gaines re-
lied mainly on this will in her claims.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-07
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, December IA dispatch
received from Albany states that Judge
Learned has extended the time for VIM
NJ. Tweed's bail to justify twelve days
from yesterday, December 6.
A grand demonstration of the Order Of
Odd Fellows, under the auspices of the
Americas Lodge No. 272, of New York
will be made at Cooper Institute to
morrow evening for the benefit OF CHI
cago and other Western sufferers. An
address will be delivered by Vice Presi'
dent Colfax and others.
The Grand Duke remained quietly at
the Clarendon Hotel yesterday. In the
afternoon he took q ride with General
Lloyd Aspinwall he leaves this morn
ing for Boston,
Comptroller Green has made engage
ments with the bankers to furnish money
to the Board of Health, to be used fol-
the purpose of preventing a spread oil
smallpox in the city.
The Union Climb held meeting last
night TO act or the motion to expel
Mayor Hall. The question yaS dis
cussed for four hours, when the vote be
ing taken, the motion to expel was car
ried.
Edwards and Collins, who we're some
months ago sentenced 10 one years i'm
prisonment for prize fighting, have been
discharged, on the grounds that the
offense was committed beyond the hmitl
of the city's control.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-07
MARYLAND.

HAGERsTowY, December 6.-Rollins 4
Burbanks' agricultural shops were set on
Ere at $40 this evening. The buildings,
owned by them, we're entirely destroyed.
Heavy loss. The Episcopal church was
next set on FIRE by the sparks and burned,
leaving nothing but the bare walls. Mrs.
Feehtig house, opposite the W. G. R. R.
depot, was partially destroyed. Also
DR.. Fechtigs house, adjoining the court
house. Furniture saved. The court
house is a total ruin. Two or three cit.
liens, it is believed, we're burned to death
while in the county hall trying TO save
the cupola, which fell. burying two or
three beneath it, neither Of which can
be identified. The FIRE is still raging
but is thought 70 be under control Loss
probably not less than 80, 900 which is
partially covered by insurance.
LArER.-It is feared that Mr.. Shank
Of smithburg. and Henry Bestor, Of
Hagerston, are fatally injured. Joshua
Wise and several others we're also Sc
riously hurt by the falling Of the cupola,
One Of the bodies burned in the ruins
has been recognized as that Of John +
Ridinger, teamster. The ere is totally
extinguished
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-07
FOREIGN,

PARIS, December 7.-President Theirs
has demanded that the government Of
the Holy See shall recall Prince de Chi
q Albani from the post Of Nuncio OF
the Vatican to the French republic.
This action of the French statesman
has been determined on in accordance
with the request Of Prince Bismarck.
The members of the extreme left in
the Assembly propose to shortly intro
duee a bill granting full and complete
amnesty to all Communist prisoners,
The measure received the support Of
forty-eight members, but will probably be
violently opposed by the governmental
supporters.
ROME, December IAN interview has
been arranged to take place between His
Holiness Pope Plus and King Victor
Emanuel, with view to the adjustment
Of the difficulties now besetting the holy
See. Should His Holiness receive salts
factory assurances from the king he will
Immediately leave Rome and take up
his residence at Chateau Pou in France.