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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

EATING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tbir-
ty years ago two young ladies. sisters
were at school in London, tl,eir -,
tive place. After every one lnt tbe,c n
selves We're asleep they used 10 gat ..l' ,,n
quietly, slip down to the kitcbe5 AMI nj
,,ni 1nere catch and eat the coekroacles
@ inls extraordinary habit was nor.
detected for some time, bnt at 1 last t,,a tUs
mistress found it out, and remonstrat0 i .',0
Ell with them. They. however. de-
Zen ,ellded themselves by saying that thew
llaa ~. seen Y her eat slrimps, which fsi
oal oa,, az manner Of caiTion, whereas tIa
We're clean feeders, livin~
on q, crumbs which had been suffered T.
v Iie about in the kitchen. Even affer
Lne discovery, it was almost innossi.
Die to keep them from the kiteLan. M
night, SO strong was their love far iaa,' sl'e so
,ockroarhes. S 'us Fae
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02
sAAeause PIueE.

@Califonia pear-fine pears
only ten cents each"
We were on thecars on Saturday
evening, going fur . quiet Sabbath
to one Of our most beautiful sub.
urbs, when q fine, manly, hearty
voice, crying with a right hearty
will, "Califorlia pears" caused US
to lift our eyes from a copy Of the
1NaA We beheld, moving from
seat to seat, bearing his basket of
fruit, a young man Of fine, healthy
appearance, graceful action and
wonderful elasticity and courage.
"llow do you do, Mrs. S? fIaye
a pear 7" And the young man
stopped at the seat just ahead of
ours and held up before beautiful
and finely dressed lady, a ripe lu-
clous specimen Of the fruit, which
tic lady, acknowledging the salute,
smllmgly accepted, and the young
man pasgdon "Well, i declale,S
said the lady to her companion, eIf
that isn't Jack L. Who would
have expected to see him selling
pears on q train of cars.n
"No one before the great fire."
replied the gentleman. slack and |
his father lost all they had. Too |
bad, wasn't its Always used 70 |
luxury. II seeiis hard To- be thrown |
50 suddenly upon the world.''
Il must speak to him again when
he comes back" !" said the lady.
Soon the young man returned,
preceded by the cheering voice
again crying, "California pears, CAL
ifornia pears.'
Jack, | am glad to see YOU SO
cheerful. How you surprise me.
You act as though you had served
. long apprenticeship as train boy.
"Cheerfal? Why shouldn't | be
?--sold fifteen dollars worth
# pears to-day. Young, good
lealth, guess | can make 4 living.
Don't worry" And away he went
houting, ''Pear, pears, California
ears"
The fire can never singe that
ouDg mans good will. He will Q
nd a way to make one. These are '
ons of Chicago sufferers.
Still st. Louis and Milwaukee pa. h
ers will debate whether Chicago a
ill get her trade back. Don't b
orry, friends. Make hay when n
'e sun shines, and enjoy your brief :
our Of advantage. Brief be as q
Ired, it will be- CAicago Mail. y y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

A lady at the Navy ball, wore ;
dress, the train of which is composed
entirely of peacock's feathers, and the
ear-rlnSl, necklace, and aigrette fol
the llair were composed of pendants
IN the silapeIOf a peacock, studded
with diamonds, emcralds and rlbies
to initiate the plriinage of this gorge
ouS bird.-Ne,c lmk Iuqil.
Professor Agassiz, In his voyage on
the Iiasstcr, has discovered d tish In
the Gulf Stream which puilds 4 nest
IN the drift weeds, and lays its eegs
therein, leaving them to float away a at
tue mercy Of Providence. This odd
fish, the Professor says, has fin like
a hand, and walks the water rotner
than swims. Those who 90 down to
sights,
1t is said that the most thomuOblv
mixed obituary notice every comnile1 |
was one In an English paper on Dan |
lei Webster, in which lie was allmIed
to as the ''great photographer, states
man, the author Of spelling book,
ana the broken hearted brother of the
murderer Of DR.. Parkman.n
1t IS announced that the Pope will
shortly send his ultimatpm to the Ro-
man Catholic Bishops who have not
teeepted the dogma of Infalibility.
The Congressional Library at Wash
inlgton contains 236, 6,S4G, books In The
library, besides 10000 pamphlets.
The Chinese are said to celebrate all
nelr holidays by paying their debts. ,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

When Prince Napoleon applied to
the French Consulate at Geneva to OBJ
tain passport to re-enter France, he
New into a towering rage because the
Consul declined to grant one until he
h;ltl referred the request to the Govern
ment. The Consul replied: "What!
slr, you complain because you are OBJ
liged to wait four and twenty hours to
re-enter Flancey Sir. | was Obliged
under your dynasty to wait ten years
IN exile before | could return to
France" Prince Napoleon cooled at
once and quilted the office.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Noble county, Ohio, with q poplila-
tion Of 10000, is well worthy Of the
name 1t bears. There Is not saloon
In the whole country, there is not a
case on the criminal docket, and not a
person has been arrested for whole
year on a criminal charge. There
were only five lawsuits last year, and
If it hadn't been for a metldling law
yer, three of these would not have
been recorded,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

1t Is stated that when the late James
FISK, Jr., wanted to have one of his
most infamous acts Of Erie legislation
passed at Albany year or two ago SO
hopeless was it that it had upon Its
first trial but rs votes to 80 and odd
against it. But when, a week after
the rebuff, he sent Gould up with a
half million of dollars to spend on
the passage of the bill, the votes sud-
denly shifted around to lO3 for and 6
against.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Neither God nor man expects wife
to submit to brutality but a woman
who, finding herself outgrowing her
husband or disappointed In him, vet
takes up the cross and, fitting her
shoulders to it, bear it in silence to her
iife's end, has joys that the world
knows not Of, and reaches the highest
type of womanhoOd. 2
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

In Danville, ILL.,, livesa man and
wife, named Davidson, who are the
parents Of a child, now over five weeks
Old, which weighs but two pounds.
Its length is seven inches, and Its fi,cc
about the size ofa watch crystal. Its
tiny arms are so slender that a small
finger ring can be slipped on Ell
tl'eF Of them to the shoulder. The lit
tle creature Is already making quite a
noise In Its part Of the world, and hun
dreds have called to see 1t. The par
ents are OfstandarI size.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

A Raleigh dispatch says that one
branch of the Legislature has author
lied reward Of $4,000 for the arrest
Of Henry b. Lowery, and $1,000 for
each Of his gang $50, 900 In all.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Aus lOLtUWlflB uAfTOW escape OF
. boy from . terrible death, il mar.
rsted-in recent number fthe San
Francisco CHRONICLE:
On Friday afternoon . boy about
twelve years of age, residing on
Third street, near Bryant, was sent
to the root Of tile house-which.
was two stories and an attic-for.
the purpose Of clearing away some
obstruction in the drain pipe. While
SO engaged he missed his footing
and slipped over the edge Of the
roof Grasping at the raised wood
work running along the edge, he
held on with the desperate strength
which the fear Of a terrible death
impaired. There be hung,
FORTY FEET FROM THE SIDEWALK,
with nothing but the strength ofhis
childish fingers on which to depend
for life. The fearful spectacle was
seen by . woman on the opposite
side OF the street, and her screams
OF terror attracted the notice Of
some men, three of whom rushed
up stairs. On reaching the second
story two Of the men ran up into
The attic and thence to the root. but
the other with admirable fore.
thought, got out on . narrow porch
projecting from one Of the windows.
and : e under the point where the little
fellow was holding on with rigid
but rapidly failing strength. The
edge Of the roof, however, projected
beyond the porch, and on looking
up the man saw that he could not
catch the boy il he remained inside
the porch railing. Stepping
OVER THE RAILING,
he grasped with one hand an iron
stauncheon close to the wall, and
himself firmly, the gallant
fellow waited. He did not call to
me boy to let go, for he hoped those
IN the roof might be able to devise
ome more certain means Of relief liz
ime, and the chance of his Being
ble to catch the little fellow
nth his single disengaged arm
'as hazardous one at best. The.
opc was futile, however, for before.
ny sign ofhelp came from above
Q noticed that the
oY's STRENGTH WAS FAILING.
nd suddenly, with a wild scream -
terror be loosed his hold, drop
ID, and was caught by the out
retched arm of his preserver. For -
J instant it seemed to the breath
IS crowd now gathered on the
rect, that man and boy were tor
ing from theirperilous perch ; but
9 good stout hand retainedits
atch on the iorn support, and tile
y was held firmly in the right
ms fold, and in q moment more
'tf were standing safely on the.
'rcb. The telrorstricken boy was
his mothers side again before she
,ew what had happened. The
liant man whose presence of mind
d heroic courage thus saved the
9 ofa fellow creature at the haz-
4 OF his own, deserves more than
2 passing tribute of newspaper
'orter. He oughtto have a gold
ddlc as big as q soup-plate. Ills
ne is given as Campbell Wiz
MS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Forty thousand American tourists
are said to spend one hundred and
twenty millions Of dollars annually
In Europe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

President Grant has appointed four
ladies since he has been In the White,
House, to the highest grade Of postof.
fees, with salaries of $4,000 per an
num.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

M. More r tlla'l 100000 life policies ara
now now, N iorVe N this country, ASSURING
dIOl, h.ore than $4,000. O.O0O, 900. One hnH.
1red 1Te ao men are insured for nearly
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

Smelts are very plenty on the Mas
sachuSetts coast this season.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-02

,gIr Tile new edition OF Newman ITa,l,s
thousand '''v4t'A
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New York Notes

sl5U,UVU FOR BREACH OF PROMISE!
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-EN-Mayor KalbAeisch.
OF Brooklyn, has been sued Tor breach OF
promise by Mrs. Mary Francis Wade, the dam
ages being laid at $50 eco.
TRIPLE MURDER.
An EastOn, Pa, dispatch To the Sun saws that
indefinite Tumors are current there OF the muir
der OF three negroes 10y gang OF white laborers
recently, who sought to ayeDge the alleged muir
der OF one Of their number by the negroes. The
neeroe shanties are said to have been all burned.
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE ORDER OF
AMERICAN MECHANICS
met in annual session to-day IN this CITY. The
meeting WAS called TO order by Abner j. Sparks,
OF New Jersey, national councillor. The fol-
lowing officers were present:-N. V. q. II. Il.
Anderson, of y. Y; y. 5. John Walker, Del f:
y. +. X. G. Renfrew, Ind; y. ID. X. Joseph
Finley, Md. A majority OF the states of the
Union were represented. The reports OF the
national secretary and treasurer were read and
referred TO the finance committee. The annual
report of the national councillor was read and
referred 20 8 special committed.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
From the Paci6, Srono

FRlsCos PACIFIC RAILROAD MIDDLE
SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 25.-The board OF su-
PerVlSors tonight Indefinitely postponed the
consideration OF the modified order suhmittin.y
to popular vote the proposition tor a CITY sube
sCrlptIOn at SlO.UUo,CfO TO the California Allan
tic and Pacific railroad. This scheme ,Ii1 NOT
involve an absolute subsidy. II proposed a full
equivalent for the all granted i'm preferred stock
OF the company, to be held in trust for the citys
benefit by fifty wel-kuowu citizens until such
time as II could be safely and sure transferred
10 the city gOyernment, or until IL could be so !
aud ITS proceeds applied TO the cancellation OF
me ten million dollar subsidy bonds. Fifteen
thousand citizens. being decided majority OF
the voting population, had pet!tiOned the Su-
pervisors Tor an opportunity to have this ques-
ton passed upon by the people at the polls. but
their request was denied. The board, however
finally passed the order submitting 10 the people
the competing project Tor an absolute subsidy
OF ten million dollars to be given outright 10 the
San Francisco and California railroad com
pany, who offer no equivalent in stock or bonds.
II has no chance of success at the polls, should
the mayor not veto IL, as Is thought probable.
SENATOR COLI
addressed an audience of several thousand per
sons tonight on the railroad question earnestly
opposing any further subsidies, directly or indi-
rectly, for the benefit of the Central Pacific
railroad company.
ARIZONA DIAMONDS.
A dispatch from Camp Mcdowell, Arizona,
dated the 9th instant, says the diamond excite
ment has subsided.
ARIZONA INDIANS.
1t is believed a strong force OF cavalry will be
be sent into southern Arizona TO prosecute a
vigorous warfare against the Indians.
ARIzONA's DELEGATE.
There is no opposition to Mccormick for del
egate to Congress from Arizona.
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WHY ITALIAN WoRKMgN DO NOT SrRrKE-
The y stem OF " strikes seems to find bat little
favor among the wOrkmen OF Italy. When they
feel themselves aggrieved they lay their case
fairly before the authorities, who intercede it'll
the employers, and hitherto they have always
succeeded In acquiring their wishes, whether a.
20 an Increase OF wages or a diminutlOn in the
hours OF labor. Some attempts have, however,
been made To get up strikes in some OF the lar
ger cities, and a Roman correspondent of the
Independence Beige tells Of a recen. abOrtive
one 20 induce the operative masOns OF Rome %
turn out. When the meeting began, one stall
Wart workman prOpOunded the very pertinent
question -" But who Will pay me Tor nv IDLE
time when am out OF work >" - The trades
union funds was the reply. " How long will
these funds maintain me in idlcness .'' - Five
DAYS" said one, aud " perhaps thirty DAYS"
said another. " And VIII a. after the i've or thirty
days have eNpired@' To this NOBODY seemed %
be able 10 give reply, upon which "a murmur
OF dissatisfaction went through the m 'etiug,
and tie questiOner was surrounded and ap-
plaudsd with cries OF - He Is right; We must
think OF our wives ami children" TIE general
exclamation was - No strike" and e., meeting
thcreupOn separated, the masOus returning
peacefully 90 their work.
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ALLEGED MURDER BY Boy o. SEVEN
lEAEs.-Last Sunday afternoon, the people OF
Lexington, Scott county, were hOrriu a az the
announcement that little son OF Mr Hugh
Lotus, of that place. only seven year o. I, hal
shot daughter OF Jerry Chandler, a. the ten
der age OF FIVE years. They were together in A
room Of LOTUS house. Young Lotus said he
would kill The little girl, when she ran away,
but subsequently returned, when the Young
fiend deliberately took up shot gun aud fred,
filing the poor Little girls stomach with slugs.
She survived until Monday, when she died
about daylight. The above Is Substantially
what the little gil stated after the terrible
tragedy. A resident Of Lexington states that IN
was not many DAYS previous 20 this a. AZ BE- saw
young Lotus IN a stable trying 10 gc' the little
giTl TO put her arm under the blade 81 n ? cut
ting machine. IN order that he might cut II OF
NetC Albany (Tad.) Lefger
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ADJUSTMENTS.

UTASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE
This STAR VARIETiES OF The WORLD,
GLORIOUS FARCE "
LaUGHABLE ECCENTRICITIES
SENSATIONAL NOVELTIES
ASUPERB BALLET TROUPE
AN INIMITABLE Quo
SOmethiu Novel, Fresh and Sparkling Each Week
Constant and Attractive Change of Novelties.
FRESH ATTR Actions
The Great hrIal Artists,
MISS BELLE CELEST,
The Daring AID Graceful Lady Trap.Zist;
MIR. o. G. MATTHEW'S,
The Reckless AID Skilful GYmnast,
In their Sensational Erostra ion.
The Great Song ard Dacce Champions,
The DAILY BROTHERS,,
In their remark able SONGS and Dances.
MISS VIOLA CLIFTON,
The Original Champion Change Artistic.
Mr.. JOHN L.. DAVIS, the great Canine Educator,
and his astonishing troupe of Nine. DOGS, whose
marvellous performances are beyond belief, and es-
pecialiy gratifying TO ladies and children. The
periCr, pleasing and versatile JAMESW. WESLEY
and ADDIE JOHNSON. The great Ethiopian
Giants, BU RBANE, PARKER, SANFORD. Our
capital Ballet Troupe led by the great premier of
the world, NJ LIE GALETTI, in Rare Bill of
EXcelltnc se2i
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TIE LEEsBUEG POISONING c.
MEHT.-It H. true that in the -~E fNnIcT-
ness incident 10 the empsns E'esSuo re OF busi-
grand jury at the Aur .t tenn o. a. Nc OF the
- o,,;,,a S 80 -esith : attorney accident.
e. \ - -.gn the indictment ia The cass -,
Mn = u, as Is the practice in this stale. bnf
30 this may raise a question before The cur,
se understand that the commonwealth will Ia
Ieaoy Tor trial at the coming October term
LeesJETg WoShinQfonidn vi H.
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The Case Of the Cuban Privateer
PInnaar

NEW YORK, Sept. IA Washington despatch
says that the agent OF the Cuban republic and
others have waited upon the Attorney General,
with view TO having the case OF the Cuban
hnibuster Pioneer reopened. The condemna-
ton of the vessel was had on snap judgment at
Providence, and now the parties desire 10 have
the case tried on it, merits. The Attorney GEN
eral expressed himself as favorable TO the Cuban
cause, but said thai in the present attitude of
the government nothing could be done in the
matter.
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ries of the building, but the details have no. yet
been designed. The sidewalk the south front
of the building will be lowere u the e de If
f street, and improvements m ide 70 the fro 4
of the basement story on that street, which W IL
give the building a much b6tt-r arpesrance.
The proposed additional story Will contain ab out
25A new rooms. Ths subject has never been
officially presented 10 Congress, but was sus-
gested by Postmaster General Randall when he
WAS in Office
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The FASTEST THEEE MILE TR,r.-when
Dutchman, or the 1T OF August. I,En. was
trOtted three miles under the saddle ia 30 !, by
Hiram Woodruff, q was regarded a. a Uol lei al
Performance. The horse was a mis- ably u.,ly
brute, but a pretty fair specimen or the trotting
horses OF that date. From that dsy until last
Saturday the time OF putchmsn had never been
beaten. Numbers O. horses have spTung un
who have made tht.r mile aud repeat inside
Of the twenties, but A. an exhibition OF en-
duTance I,52 tor three miles had never been
equalled. At Prospect Park on Saturday. the
2lst OF September, the mare Huufress made
the same distance in the unprecedented
time Of 7.2i that T.. eleven seconds faster
than the Test time ever previously made.
Huntress If a beautiful animal, rs also are her
contemporaries, Goldsmith Maid, Lucy, and
GaZelle. The breed OF trotters has made a.
wonderful strides I'm appearance aud general
beauty as in speed. We may Justly EXPECT
before long TO see them display as perfect SYM
metry ana exquisite proportions the cele-
brated Arabian steeds, and that the time for
mile heats will be still further reduced Hunt
Tess, after her wonderful race Saturday,
showed TO signs OF fatigue-a proof "a AZ in seek
ing beauty the bottom OF trOtters la, not been
overlooked A comparison OF the marvellous
advances made 10y Americans over 81 other
peoples in perfecting trOttiEg horses l. a matter
OF just national pride.
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WANTS IANUFACTOkTEs. AT the meeting Of
the City Council OF Lynchburg. Va. On Friday
night last, resolution was introduced ana re-
iCTrcd, providing for the appointment Of A com
mitiee OF three 20 proceed North, AID confer
with the manufacturers and capitalists of. aat
section relative 10 the establishments OF manu-
factories in LynchburC: and authoriziny m.
committee 70 give assurances 10 such PERSONS az
will establish MANUFACTURES i'm thai city that
they viii be exempt frOmtaNation for -
water power.
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THR PEENsYLyASIA Coal TRADE-Tha
total production OF an kinds OF coal for tue
week was =. 500 IONS. and for the wear n - ,
tons, against li.isS,S27 tons 10 cor. sp8nuiug
tine las year, showing an increase OF 80 .1sb
tons. There l. steadily more dema and COR coal as
VinteT approaches, and retailers in some in
stances have slightly advanced prices IVA sutici-
patton Of an advance OF tolls on tie lzt OF next
month. On Wednesday neNt there il aiyer-
tiSed public sale OF .0"O tons OF Scranton coal
at New Nork.-TLiiGdrlphid Leiger.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF A RRprpr,-
SAN.-Aiter the ad journment of large rennL-
mean meeting held at Miden yesterday, an in
1oA,cated bravo, named 7. l. Boone. attacked
anu seriously wounoed Hon. JASPER Blackhnrn
t I' sen known editor OF the Homer Iiad. MI
p!acAbnrn was shot in the neck, but hapnii0
INC wound, which Is severe and painful. j. mi
believed 10 De mortal.-y o. Nat' ReDs5g,e,a
lrh. - %S't1@A
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Special NOTICES.


A clergyman, snile residing ia Sou,n amer ios
.s missionary, discoseTe safe and simple remedy
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay ,,
Disease OF she Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought or by bsnefu aud
vicious habits. Great numbers haze been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire to bene nj
the afflicted snd unfortunate, will send the roci De
FOR preparing sDd using this medicine, in o sealed
envelope. 10 any soc whe nesds it, Free Of Charge
Address. JOSEPH L IMAM,
station D. Bjbe House,
marz2-y New York City,
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Operating for a Corner i'm Oil.

New YORK, Sept. 2i-Au Oil City (Pa.) die
citation was held there Yesterday, at which a
committee was appointed 70 report Oh Friday
how much Of the total production OF oil can be
stopped. A large number OF wells have already
stopped, and il is expected that very few, ii any
wells will be in OperatiOn within 2 week
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a TRXAs OBLIGATION, representing both
political parties, is at present in the city, for
the purpose of comforting with the Presiden
relative to political matters in the state. new
legislature is 10 he elected this tall, and in all
the districts candidates run upon the question
OF Impeachment or non-impeachment of Gov
eTnoT Davis.
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FRANCE AND GERMASY.-The French Gov
eminent yesterday paid to Germany 81 90 900
francs, completing the fifth half milIiard OF the
war indemnity. The Berlin Kruse Zeitung de-
mes the truth of the report that Count Won
Arnlm has been recalled from the Paris mis-
SION, or has rendered his resignation TO the Ger
man Government, and says that Goutant
bieron, the Fredch Ambassador at Berlin, will
return to his post at the expiration of his term
OF leave. The Berlin Borsen-Zeitung of YES
terday says that news is current on the Berlin
ENchange that notice will shortly be given OF an
intention to repay the entire amount of the five
loans made by the Federal Government to the
German Empire, as q means for the prosecution
OF the war against France.