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Palent Open Work Political banners,
Flag.s and Portraits, at HoJER GRAhAMS' " pua"a
sr Feet
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Royal Havana Lottcry.--PriZeS Cashea,
orders ed information furnished highest rates paid or
Spanish Bank Bills .. .. 49,.
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CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE.

BurnetCs FIavOring Extrncts'--Soid
every where.
Amin & Co.-Flags and BnAners Ot
their own ma nrjactc, tia old established stand, cor
ncr OF Fulton aud Wtllam streets.
A.-Herrina>s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25i and 2a3 Broadsav, ccrncr os Murray street.
A.--Hcrald Brauch Once. Brooklyn.
Corner OF Fulton avenue anl Boerun stroei,
Open srDm "a. NJ. toSP. ".
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AGENTS WANTED. Agents make more
money at work for lis than at anything else.
business light and permanent Particulars
iree. G: STINS0N IL CO., Fine Art Pub
fishers. Portland. Maine.
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lNNAS REGISTER'D BONDS

3 ond Profitable investment Bonds. Some of
wealthiest counties in KANSAS Allen, An
son, Franklin, Johnson and Dhuglas Counties:
gis,ersd by the State of Kansas Interest ard
lncipal paid by the State treasurer. The Bones
y per cent. interest and are over three years
/, the coupons having been always regularly and
omp,ly paid. For statistics and information, ad-
ess sAM'L A. GAYLORD u CO., 50 Wall ST.,
. Y CITY
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Butter and cheese are almost indispensi-
bic articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; but an inordi
nate use of either canses ind igestjon and
dyspepsia. Owen GafTncy'3 sunday Com
Ioit J1diciynsly used will remove both Of
tEeye troVlise.
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Llghtning Rods

Munson's Copper Tubular Lightning Rod, with
Spiral Elsnge5. ID tn. most complete protection a.
gainst lightning ever invented Endorsed by the
tcentihc world, and hy Wholesale Dealers fro n
Maine to Georgia. Send for Circular to LOCK
HART n co, HS4 Penn ST., Pittsburgh, Pa, or n
!. COPPER LIGHTNING ROD Co, SO Uni IN
Square (North), New York.
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rNHE Tenth Volume of WOODS HOUSEHOLD
j. MAGAZINE begins with auupry, ~ II is
edited bysGail Hamilton, S :. Wood and II. V.
osborne, and includes among its regular coutgihl-
tors Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thos X Bee.
cher DIR, Do Lewis, pr. W. w. Hall. James rar.
ton, etc. Harriet bcecher stowe, B-icll Pomroy,
John q. SAKE, Maj Gcul EipatricS Petroleum "
Dollar year. in Clubbing, three first class peri.
odicals are given for the prcc Of ono Of them, IRE
most Ilnorol Premium List ever published. No nc.
riodical is more frequent or iavOn ly mentioned
by the press. "Noods Household Magazine Is
one OF the monuments ofbu-i .ess enterprise " hich
mark the aee. '-hethOdist Homo journal, FhilA.
deiphia Pa 'lt has he.n improvi W eyor since we
knew it--a good criterion for the future Courier
New Markc, C1uada. at is marvel of cheaD.
ness and Inst class Uty combined. New Yotl,
Times Specimen copy sent free 10 any rdIrCss
). S, WOOD 4 CO., Ncubur.h, n Y.
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sa3 Advertise in The DAILY RECORD, lue
- % NanRnrn Connir
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R IL WA R Id

HI. = PIANO Co, N. Y PRICE S,1an
- N' NoAgents Circulars fee. sN~DU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-25
The Railroad Hog,

"This seat Is taken, SIR" All persons
who have travelled 10 any considerable
extent are familiar with this formula. 1t
tells the story Of the railroad hog-the
smallsouled, mean, selfish brute who pays
grudgingly- for one seat and strains his
small wit to hold two. This particular
hog wore plug hat, shiny with the
genuine Boston gloss, an enamelled shirt
and closely cropped iron,gray beard. !
know his kind. He Is an eminently re.
spectacle beast who always pays his debts
promptly, takes an interest in Sunday
schools, administrates his deceased
brothers children out Of their patrimony,
Is the president Of joint stock companies
and has biographical eulogies published
In newspapers when he finally kicks the
bucket; knew the hog lied when he
said "That seat Is taken, SIR" but found
one shat was not taken, sir,n and watch
ed him TO see how many times he would
reproduce the falsehood. The coach was
rather full, and, would you believe It, that
miserable hog told sixteen separate and
distinct lies IN order 10 crafty his mean
selfshness, Enough 10 sink healthier
soul to perdition. He varied the formula;
one time II was the wave Of the hand
and look TO the rear Of the car 10 indi.
cate that the holder Of the scat had gone
for drink Of water and would be back
soon. Another time, to the inquiry OF a
mild.mannered and timid quesuoner, he
replied by a stolid stare, and then, spread.
ing himself little wider, he resumed the
persual Of his newspaper, was
tempted 70 crawl up behind him and
hiss into his ear, YOU'RE an awful liar"
But had my revenge. A big, red.faCed
two-hundred.pounder, in dirty linen
coat, came In at way station. He was
sweaiy 70 fearful degree. His feet smelt
Ike valerianate Of ammonia, and rotten
fish, and his breath was hot, sinking
sirocco, based on bad whisky and onions,
This fiery and fragrant behemoth prefer.
red to settle himself in the seat that was
taken. This is began the hog.
'Well, guess I'll take II ill the other
fellow comes" returned the sweetsmel.
ling heavy weight, and down he plump.
ed, partially crushing the hog in his
descent The latter ffowned and began
TO bluster, but the red.faced ruflan soon
took that out Of him with a threat 10
swallow him Ehole-to chaw him up and
spit him QUITO pitch him out OF the
window-to go through him like dose of
salts, and 10 make various other disposi.
tons oi him in case he didn't simmer
down. Our porcine friend slmmered, and
then the barbarian grew goOd-humored.
He told funny anecdotes, and poked the
hog In the ribs. He wanted TO know
where he came from and where he was
going he spat quarts Of tobacco Juice
across him out Of the window, spatteriDg
his shirt front, between his boots, and ali
around. He offered him "chaw" every
time he took out his plug OF navy. The
hog presptred freely, and shiYered with
dHgusL Finally he crawled out and
stood up for forty miles, until another seat
was vacated.
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QUEER FREAK OF A PENNSYLVANIA
FARiRR!-T The Bucks county ITitslligeTIeef-
says: On certain farm in Pine Run val
ley, about three miles west Of Doylestown,
Is q remarkable collection OF hay stacks.
The owner appears TO have stacked his
hay for fifteen or twenty years past, with.
out consuming much OF It, and the result
IS that there are now from forty TO fifty
large stacks OF hay on the premises.
There Is group in almost every field, and
the buildings are almost surrounded by
them. Some Of the stacks are so old and
rotten that they have fallen apart, and
show great gap in the middle, exposing
the interior TO the weather, These stacks
probably contain, or did once, an average
OF eight tons each. The object Of this re.
markable accumulation Of hay we do not
know, and the owner Is said to be quite
averse to selling any Of II, and declined TO
supply some TO the neighbors who ran
short last spring, II It were now put in
the market 1t would bring enough money
10 put the farm In prime order and erect q
drstrate set Of buildings.
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The salaries Of Musicians.

AsGn evidence ofthe remunerativeness
Of he musical profession TO those artists
who have achieved great success, the sal.
sries paid in connection with the recent
Worlds Peace Jubilee are to the point.
Strauss was the best paid Of any Of the
foreign artists. He received $l7,50O Tor
the season, besides 0 guaranteed $4,000
Gold benefit, together with transportation
s1d expenses Of himself, vile, and two
servants. In addition to this he received
$500 (gOld) for his three New York con-
certs, and sold bis Jubilee Waltz for $3.50;
20 that be went back TO Europe, after his
three weeks, visit, with about $4,000 in
hb pocket. Madame Peschka.Leutner
received for her season Of thirteen con.
cers $4,000. Franz Abt, who conduct.
ID one Of his own compositions at four
concerts, received 81 200,-$30O for each.
Anbells Goddard received $4,000, literal.
lyiOrdOing nothing; Franz Bendel g 900,
and Wehli 1880 for two appearances
The sums paid 10 the bands and OTChes.
Us we're also enormous. The great or.
cheirs drew $72, 900 out of the treasury
IOr their drst weeks salary. The musi.
Clans from other cities than Boston
drew $40 day per man and
transportation, and the Boston play
ss 5 per day. The home brass bands
received on an average $25 per man for
he week. The foreign bands cost about
Sper man day, exclusive ol expenses
and transportation, board alone averaging
shout - q day. The Irish Band cost, re.
Aiively, more than the rcst-although
Ihey were the poorest OF all,-inasmuch
IS they did not appear until the last week
1.-THE festival, although they were under
pay Tor the whole time. The total ex.
10000. - ''
While these sums seem enormous, II
must be remembered that the attain.
1entOi musical excellence sufficient to
nav such salaries as these requires many
yeAn ol unremitting and arduous labor
ASgteal outlay Of money, with the pros
Pecl ahead that q CapriCi0us public may,
aiefall, not stamp them with the seal oi
success, and that, while one out of twenty
sss this handsome salarly, nineteen
Ones gets nothing, and have the poor
consolation Of looking back upon a life
IaiGWn away, and pursuing o profession
~ " .le expense Of otpenury and public NOR.
uncallon.-ChIdgJ Tribune. (
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Mt. Davis Recent Speech at CIarks.
e.. ... burg.

e.. ..r burg. g..
(FrOn the Telsgraph.)
Hon. John J. Davis arose in the
crowd and asked permission TO address
the assembly for few minutes. he was
received with rousing cheer. Mr..
Basel became panIc.stricken and took his
seat. MIR. Davis said he had not intend
ed saying anything, but when he heard
man denounced as bolter for exercising
the right of becoming candidate ior
Governor, and had heard the salne man
enjoip 1t upon the Democratic party to
vote for Horace Greeley, the father Of
Republicauism, he deemed Il duty TO
speak. he said that in the advocacy of
the pure principles of Jeffersonian De-
mocracy he yielded to no man-that he
was willing to sink himself for the sue.
cess OF those principles.
Hethen went on 10 show thatthe Demo.
cratic party at Baltimore had abandoned
all principle-had adopted platform G..
sentlally Republican, and had taken the
father OF the Republican party as a candi.
date for President He said he did not
want to hear any Greeley Democrat cen.
sure Mr.. Summers civil rights bill, be-
cause MIR. Greeley in his Poughkeepsie
speech had uttered the very same senti.
ments, and that this speech had been dc.
livered since his nomination at Cincinnati.
He said that he was panied to hear Mr..
johnson exhortiDg Democrats to vote for
the ratification Of the Constitution as q
Democratic measure, because, II the Con.
stitution were framed in the interest Of
any party, either Democratic or Repub.
licau 1t should be rejected by the people
that for his part he could not give it
his vote. Mr. Davis speech was nearly
two hours In length, and we regret that
our space torblds our giving a synopsis OF
It. He was frequently applauded by
large portion Of the Democracy, present,
but the Greeley CAmdeniles looked like
men receiving sentence Of execution
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ST. LOUIS.
THE FIRST BALE OF COTTON.

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-The lirst bale of
cotton Of the season, received from Texas,
sold at auction on Change at noon to-day
for 81 05 per pounl. ]. B. Carson, Bro.
s. Co. were the purchasers. at't
Deputy e. $. Marshal Birstadt, who ar.
rived to-day from southeast Missouri,
brings reports Of the whippingGnd driv.
ing rom home Of several men inStoddard
county, The outrages were committed
by disguised men and II Is said for politi.
cal purposes. The names of the sufferers
are given, but the reports are vague aud
require confirmation.
During heavy storm last night the
iron skeleton roof OF the Laclede glass
works, in the upper par; Ot the city. was
struck by lightning and thrown tu the
ground, involving loss of 5000.
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PHILADELPHIA.

THE suocTISG OF ALPRRMAs N'NuELrN.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2k-One Of the
rumors concerning the shooting Of Alder.
man McMullin, isthat It grew out Of Some
difficulties in the Moyamensing Associa.
tion. The young members, led by Alder.
man Dewitt favoring the sale Of the
property, while the older ones, under
McMullen, favored keeping up the organi.
Eaton. Its now said the prison com.
panion Of Wara, named Daugherty, aided
In the escape Of the murderer. Daugher.
ty can't be found. The physicians last
night, pronounced McAIullin in q very
critical condition.
The Irish citizens last night, agreed TO
co-operate with the, French committee in
receiving the French band.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.--Alderman
Mchullins' condition has somewhat i'm.
proved to-day and hopes are entertained
OF his recovery. All efforts thus lar to
find Mora have proved unavalling.
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The Georgia Democracy Take the
Greeley Pill,

ATLANTA, July 24.-The democratic
State Convention, tenominaied Governor
Smith by scclAmation, and reafElrmed the
platform Of 1870, with this additional res.
olution. They recognize the exigencies
OF the times, which suggested and secured
the nomination by the Democratic Con.
vention at Baltimore, Of Horace Greeley
and B. Gratz Brown, as candidates for
President and Vice President Of the Uni.
ted States, and regard their election as
conducive to the presentation Of the rights
Of the States to local selfgovernment, and
the protection Of individual liberties.
The Liberal Republicans in convention
assembled, agreed to support the Demo.
cratic Greeley electoral ticket.
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FOREIGN,
ENGLAND.
Channel Yacht Match-NswS from
Geneva.

Channel Yacht AIatch-NeWs from
Geneva.
LONDON, July A.-The channel match
Of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club, for
five hundred pounds, over the course
from Ryde, on the Isle Of Wight, across
the channel to Cherbourg and back again,
was won by the yacht Guieneyere.
Reliable Information has been received
that the Geneva arbitrators will have TO
sit three or four months. EnglAnd's
liability TO the United States for dam!
ages by the Confederate cruisers Is still
under discussion. The English agent
pleads that his Government did every.
thing possible 10 prevent the privateers
from leaving the British port. No ses.
sion to-day. T.
DISPATCHES FROM DR.. LIVINGSTON
STANLEY EN NRouTE FOR LONDON.
Its reported that the Foreign Office
received dispatches IRON Dr.. Livingston
dated November last Tho communi.
cation Of them to Parliament has been
postponed until Monday next, when Stan.
ley, who Is the bearer Of further com.
munications from the Doctor, Is expect.
ed 70 reach London. Stanley arrived at
Marseilles to-day, and took the train for
Paris, whence he will proceed direct to
London.
The annual banquet TO her Maiesty's
Ministry, was given at the Mansion House,
tonight. The Lord Mayor presided. All
the TnaTnI,ara NJ the Nabfnaf 1-nro y,raao-t
and the diplomatic body, bench and Par.
lament were well represented among
the guests. Gladstone responded to q
toast 70 Her Majesty's government, pro.
posed by the Lord Mayor. In the course
Of his speech, he called TO mind the con.
gratulations uttered by Mr.. Schenck,
Minister Of the United States, at the Lord
Mayors banquet last year, on the conclu.
sion Of the treaty Of Washington. Since
then, continued Gladstone, q cloud ap.
peared on the horizon, but 1t has been
dispelled.
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The UiIversIty Races at springfield.

SPRRGFRLD, MASS, July 24-The
University race, which was postponed
until to-day on account Of the weather,
was won by Amherst by one and one-hali
boat length in 10 minutes and 80 seconds,
The Freshmen's race was won by Middle
town in II minutes and one.fifth seconds.
The University race took place at noon
and was one Of the finest ever rowed.
Harvard led until the last half mile when
Amherst made magnificent squirt and
crossed the line one and one.half boat
lengths ahead. Harvard was second,
Amherst Agriculture third, Bowdoun
fourth, Williams fifth and Yale sixth.
The results were wholly unexpected, the
fayorites being beaten In both races.
Amherst followed MiddletoWn closely in
the Freshman races. r-r...r--
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THE masses Of the people have not yet
enthused much over the nomination Of
Mr.. Greeley, at Baltimore. What may
result Is yet in the meshss Of the future.
For ourselves, we have only 10 say, that
viewing the present Presidential canvas,
as not involving party principles, butas q
mere choice between individual members
Of the Republican party, We reserve to
ourselves, the "inaliensble" right TO act
as our Judgment may dictate. Between
US and Mr.. Greeley there Is little matter
10 be adjusted, which has been changing
fire" since the John Brown raid al Har:
! pers Ferry.-AdranI6urp SdttmdH.
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csIsI tgE New, New York Herald states TIM,
Sals mug NJ Justice Chase is at Newport and and
oI Glt n hs health is improving. Relieved Spd
i.,rs d y ,Souo LIQUIDS 8 and cares and hopes and
ii NM n, agont S the Presidency, and reIisvsJ v
Il. aS Residential friends and ensTiss svfea
soIDS sS pUSIlSn aS Is certainly and enyisbIe ona
M S,eG Groai. with that Of Gen. Grant and
5,,sS ~, efseley, who, as Presidential s c,1Si, H
S,,5, @ nave from Monday morniS@ Mill mn
call their own. Il" muir they can
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-25

OIRos,aIL 4 BRILLIANT product of the free schools
Sis iS'Sn, : o. was directed the other dAy 10
Place ~ TOFse, se,,,, valued at $500, to certain
iusts,Ss y y, esslst rs In hauling some stones,
Tbsraa So.lAa y nat he took kim 10 a wbssi
l,SS.no.; s.O Ssad az horses were received to he
aud ajd IH Sa 10 remote Island in the bay,
person. ,I T. W e was 10 be left there, ma
when ,bs ~ en-, Snafge took him in hand, and,
on tSs le owner next found HIM, he @ was
SI,SO,,w way 70 the remote island Aforesaid %G'
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Heavy suIt Against Daniel Drew.

NEW YORK, July 24-The New York
Times Of tomorrow will contain the fol.
lowing: "The present board OF managers
OF the Erie Railroad are about TO bring
suit against Daniel Drew for 100000
shares OF stock which it is claimed he
illegally issued in 1866 while Treasurer of
the corporation. The papers in the suit
are being prepared and II will be pushed
to an issue as quickly as possible. This
issue is the one Drew made to cover his
shorts when Vanderbilt was trying to
obtain possession Of the Erie and Occa.
stoned the flight of Fisk, Gould and Drew
to New Jersey Drew claims to be inno-
cent Of any illegal practice and alleges he
paid the entire proceeds into the treasury
Of the company"
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THE WEST INDIES.
The Revolution. In HariI.

PoRT Az PRINCE, July 10. via HAvAN.
Ma 22.-Cabral after defeating Baez could
easily have captured Azua but for want
Of ammunition retreated. Itis reported
Baez still awaits annexation TO the Unit.
ed States. A court marshal last, week
sentenced eleven rebels to be executed.
JAcMEI, HAITI, 8. via HAVANA, ga
Since the proceedings Of the German feet
the President has become unpopular,
There are apprehensions that the admin.
istration will break down. A foreign
loan Of 81. .000, 900, was proposed in the
assembly. fbETat EEthts Z
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Senators Fowler and Upton also
Approached. I'd

NEW York, July 24.-It. tranSpired in
Washington, yesterday, says Q Herald
dispatch, that ex-senator Fowler, OF Ten.
nessee, and Upton, were approached in
the same manner as Schurz, in reference
10 supporting the San Domingo scheme Z
The report that IN award has been
made by the Geneva Arbitratos In the
case oi the Florida, Is discredited at the
CapitAl. I..L.- ln.Gi
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Wholesale Arresta in TeIa..

CoRsIc1NAs TEXAS, July 24-At Corsi.
cana, seventy.four citizens were yesler.
day arrested for alleged violation OF the
interpal revenue laws, They have been
required to give bonds for their appear
ance nTyler or Austin on the first+ ion-
day Of November Warrants are out tor
over three thousand. Three hundred
citizenso this district win be thus taken
8 four days. journey from their homes
at the same time on the same charge.
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The Geneva Arbitration.
/ RREsn EARARRGssNENT.

!" TIT .H1'1'I E'l7Il7 l77IllnR'1' !" I
GENEVA, July a-Serious embarTass.
ment has been caused the Board oI
Arbitration by the EDglishprOtest against
the consideration OF any evidence or ar.
gument throwing the snimus on the part
Of Great Britain. England insists that the
introduction ot this evidence practically
admits the consideration OF the spirit Of
the indirect claims, which we're present.
ed only to prove the other claims, which
otherwise Il would be impossible TO sub
stantiate. Should this evidences be exclud
ed but few cases can be proved.
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The German Band Asking an E1ten.
sion Of FurIough.

CINCINNATI, July 24.-The German Con.
sui in this city in response to an applica.
ton TO the German Minister at Washing
ton to apply TO the Emperor OF Germany
for the German band to give concerts,
received an answer that in response 10, q
similar request from Chicago he had ask.
ed for fortnights extension OF the fur
Tough Tor the band but having received no
answer doubts whether 1t will be granted.
If granted the band will visit St Louis
and Chicago, and II Cincinnati desires to
the band. -.
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Tho towboat Alice Brown, owned BY
W. II. Brown, Of Pittsburgh struck and
sunk yesterday morning on the Louisville
falls. She lies easny,and- can be raised.
The Indiana Democratic Central
Committee has nominated John r Cra.
yens, Liberal Republican, ,ot Madison for
Lieutenant Governor, in place Of W. G,
Depaw, declined
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FRANCE.
EXECUTION OF COMMUNISTS TODAY.

PARIS, July 24.-Three Of the Com
munists convicted bya court martial of
taking part In the slaughter Of forty.seven
hostages in Rue SAKE, and sentenced to
suffer death, will be shot at Satory to.
morrow morning. The death sentences Of
three others have been cammuted to i'm
prisonment at hard labor for life.
The coal miners in the Departments Of
Nord and Pas de CRlaiSe are on astrike.
At Denain and Donai disturbances are re-
ported and detachment OF infantry has
been sent to the mines near the latter
nlace