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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18
A KEEPSAKE FOR ALL.
Holiday Goods !!
Substantial, Useful, Ornamental

~ ~ DELLER is now opening at his
Y. RI. ID Drug and Fancy Store on the
Court House Square the most select and bcauti-
ful assortment of Holiday Presents ever offered
in this market. IN addition 20 his large and gen
erai stock OF Pcyfaueries' Toilet Soaps, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Combs, Pocket Books, Cigar Ca
ses and Fancy Toilet Articles generally, he. has
carefully selected from the best houses Of Phila-
dcphia and Baltimore al least specimen copy
of almost every thing unique, new or beautiful
that the needs of the season has produced. lie in
vites his friends and the public TO examine stock,
as be can but enumerate amongst an endless va
riety Of articles
Bibles, Hymn AMI Prayer BooIs, ,JeGsi-
fully bound Photograph AiJums, Steel ERgrd-
RIMS, CLromos Of al sizes and At Ill prices,
H0temeaR Vases. Toilet Sets, Writing Desks,
IP0rE Boxcs, UOto Cards. S,reoscQpic NeCs,
Book RqcEs, Corner and Side Brackets, Paper
Holders, C1rd ReceiceTS, dc, DC,
With a large and carefully selected sssort-
ment Of Chiltren's BOOKS, and TOYS from a
Penny Whistle 70 = Locomotive.
" With maDy thsnks Tor the liberal patron.
age extended the lost Holyday season, it il hoped
that with much larger aud By far more attrse-
tive supply, bis good friends may Tad something
70 suit all tastes and at all prices. Call early aud
secure choice. the desire is quick sales and but
a moderate profit.
December lS, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18
PLASTERING or HOUSES,

TRANSFERRING or HOUSES,
in any style that may be desired from one Coat 20
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy Skim
Corrices and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
ildesired None but Grst-class woTkmen viii be
employed on work that may be entrusted to me.
CLSTERYS CEUEYTED AND GUARAN-
TED 70 HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful Acknowledgements
for the liberal patronage | have received since
commencing business and hope by strict adhe-
renee 10 duty to merit n continuance Of the same.
- All communications addressed to me ~
Charlestown, ". Va, viii receive prompt atten-
tion G. FRANK GALLAHER.
March q, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18


Sugars, CoFee',
Syrups, Nolasse',
Salt. Plsh, Bacon,
hice Crackers, Chccse,
Butter Eggs, Teas,
Tobacco. Buckets,
Coufcctjoncrjc.,
Canned F-uitv, md everything to De found in 8
first class Grocery establishment, in which AN
prepared g. oder 90 nv friends
Great Inducements.
All are Invited to call ard examine my stock, at
the Old stand opposite the Bank o! CharlestoTD
building.
S+-Country Prodaeo taken in exchange FOR
Goods, NJ market rates.
TERMS CASH.
PlJ-A settlement is desired froo those IN
'eb'sd 10 ne.
D.S. HUGHES,
January =. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18
Perfection Of Light

rs7IE orly absolutely SAFE ilumiuafnr g. use iH
any Lamp. Il cannot De exp .odrd. Elaine,
the family safeguard.
WARDEN & ONWARD,
Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale by GEO. W. T. kEAESLEf.
Dec. 4, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18
General Fire Insurance Agency

ID EPRE9ENTTyG three Of the leading Com
Is pauies ioiug business Ia Jefferson County,
Ncst Virginia.
PEABODY OF WHEELING,
C0NTISENTAL or NEW YORK,
ETNA OF HAhTFORD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18

A Po'cupiue was IN a Slated box 10 Sac
Tlneoto railroad depot An unsuspectios
,uau So, 90 The lax. Another mal stirred up
she porcupiue Then the FIRST man suddenly
arose, lul acted 'jsc man who had been
yuncturei by o lgHjral red bot pins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18
SCHOOL BOOKS AID STATIONERY.

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
! HAVE just received from Philadeipiia e..--
/ plete line Of all School Books usi in o.
schools Of our town, ich sc cGu sc.i % s5 Dr..
figures o. any other house. Any Joakr0t e1ls.l
can be furnished 10 a few DAYS. ! haze a
large stock Of Letter Cap, Fooiscap, Note, ii',
and Initial Paper, with Envelope oi ali sr.i on!
shapes, with States Pcn-holders, Pens, &C., g.. 81
low prices. Call and examine.
April &. 1876. C. J.. HELLbh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18
Brad.ey's Super Phosphate,

Brad.cy's Super Phosphate,
A reduced Prices, and term, to suit the time'.
EIARHE3S. DO not fail TO call and examine our
stock, aud read oar certificates. To mort 81
our patrons and fricnds we send circulars, giving
the experience Of the best farmers in the country
with these standard Fertilizers. We hope they
will resd them carefully.
In Jefferson COUNTY tac Bradley Phosphate
speaks its own praise from its results and we be-
licvc is in more genera! use and favor than any
other article offered in the market
The Sea FOWL Guano is manufactured by the
same old reliable Company, and is preferred by
some 80 ;hr Bradley. There can be no mistake
in usirg either Of them as their reputation is too
well established for the manufacturers TO run the
risk Ug altering or adulteratng them.
WASHINGTON / LIPPlTI.
Agents for Jefferson, Clarke and Frederick
c0uutCs
August Il, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-18
Plain and Ornamental
PLA STERING.

rYNHE subscriber takes advantage Of the Press as
a medium b. which TO inform the citizens OF
this and adjoining counties that he is prepared to
NJ - 10
, 1876-11-21

Court, Mr., Reed said he desired to have Tho Ae-
cuscd brought In and day axcd for the trial,
The Conft directed tltc prIeoners to be sent
for. and tjmr wrrs
coYyorEp ro cornr
by Simmons an. Tyrrell. followed tv oute a
number Of pcuulc, a
The co,;rt.ru,rn waa rnmfostab1y filled when
tncy cnn,c in.
afr, Heed laid The first thing was TO fix the
hail, lie then etated what the Indictments
were adding that II would not be fafr to ask
tic accusci Ia nfeat1 ,,ntil tLey had had opp0r-
tunitY 10 l0ok at than.
Tho Court asked for auaoesttons as TO the
amount,
Mr, kettelle 1,af1 none tn ofrer. cxccnt that
nnT,r wyrr rnT,n.
AMI lrs!rctI hail M Inv ~ nnssfi,,n
Mf. Reed eaii fhn rrtrnn rns cnormous. and
30 Incredible that he hnrtI,r know wbnt tn INV.
Rail certainly onrht In hr sufficient tn act1tro
tl.cr attenIo,1cc beyoni a1t nnrsttnn. II ruiIty,
tl1cy were guilty al ono nf lin wrrtt crimes
known to law,
Mr.. Hazlett suggested that $4,000 on the
conspiracy iniIctnient nt,i 45.rnSl IN lila nthcr
wo,lltl be s,l1lcieni. ~'' '~
Mullins and Iiurhes 1ookr,1 at him with
AsrnpfsitrD coEHrnN4Scys
The Coutt fixed ST. O(yO on tho ffrsf ant, ri. .0}0
On fjlc ccconj. ~''~~~
Air, Reed said tic case ought to he trte,l IA
soon A could be. While The 1lefcntlants atIonid
hayo abuntIant tina for nrrnaratinn. fhc fiarvo
was 80 serious, and lad struck surh CON
atcr1,atfon into sotiety. that they wtuld H.
hor under some llsa,[rantape. lie lid st1v-
gestcd to Nr. Kcttcitc. hut he would
, 1876-11-21
been piaced In large pit, with q tank: ia ths

Until within the past few days thcy had r.
matncd upon excellent terms with each othor. :
but last week quarrel occurred between them,
the. result Of Which WAS that the fcmalo benz
took refuge upon the summit Of large
rock In ono corner Of the 1tt. The male
did not attempt 10 follow her, aud sl1ct.
remained there three days, when, pressed bv
hunger, ahc descended again. A soon at the
male bear saw her he Immediately rushed at her
and attacked her With his fore PANS. Tie
keeper, attempted to separate them, and be-
tho bones in tho head Of the polar bear IRE 60
much harder than those Of tho ordinary bear
that these blows took no effect. Tho mile bear
continued to Trcak bis vengeance upon his com.
panton, md, after llarfng almost torn her t,odY
Into ribbons, he dragged her to the bottom Of,
The tank ant held her there until he felt as
surcd that all stRn Of life was extinct. lIc then
brought her body back to the floor Of tila pjt
and dragged Il round tho tank for nearly an
hour. After th!e he withdrew Into his sleeping
den to rest from hts labors, and The keepers at
otlce closed the Iron bars upon him.
Having examined the body of the dead bear,
they found that It had receivesl inpre tlnn d
hundred wounds; tho neck and head were
crushed almost to a jelly, md the flesh was
hanging in strips from the back and sides.
During the wholc combat neither oi tho t>cnrs
uttered q cry OF sound Of my kind hut, except
In tis particular, It must have borne stnqular
resemblance to wllat may sometimes be seen In
Lancashire without paying million lestcstA. ;
, 1876-11-21
FIN ttlcIAi


Issris Cbirt. .ponAenre Laa.tnn Standard.
EufIlsh surgical anil physiological students
will titl III the Gl<etfe de. Uppife1ux Interesting
details Ut AL operation Ut Kastrotnnly, atteuIcd
~ far With 6ucceasful results, whlfll hls 1etn
performed ut thu lIopital du Ia p|tte, BY Dr.
VcrneuIl, The patient, lad of II, hu.l
Inadvertently swallowed . quantity u tho sols.-
ttun Ut ca,latlc potuss. THIS ocruglvd III Febu-
ary, asl III spite Ut tho rsoss slilful treatment,
differentiation Mt tAe upper orltlce Of tho a'so-
Illagus lIeta.ls,t 81 cunlplete that death frntl
luallitiol, must Inevitably lure cnsned without
ali operation, wl,!ci, was accordingly performed
Oil tic 21th Ut July.
The rusults will he ecell from, tho medical bul.
lctIn Of thu 10th September, which states tnat
thu pat!eat IA III. Eood health. rclnalna 'lp nli
day, and even lelis the hospital assistants ~
their work; he llas almost ~ much strength
aud energy US llo Ind beft1o the accident. Ills
diet Is composed Of soups, Ane chopped meat,
mlsfeI vegetables, aAd drink, which uru Inject
e.l thSougliu large elastic ttte ilEsrrttl ~ thu
lnclslun rIatlc III tho STOMACH. Under THIS trent.
lneEG lle guincJ upward OF tus1 pounds ~ weight
l,etwceu Thu 18TH Of August aud ths l4th ot
At the moment Of the Injection Of food tow
Of galiya III tbs Iuutia ID produced, III thu ciee-
ton Ut Wlfc1, motion cur0usly resembling the
arttou OF chewing Ia Remarked; le eau dIstin-
Eutsh between warm aud cold substances, but
Uthcrwtsu ull ars Indifferent lo hfu. It'll stated
this IL tho frat time the operation has been sue
rcssf4llY performed; the last tline It waA at-
tel1pte1, but uusuccesstuliy, was in l649, by n.
SeIillUt, Professor Vt tile Faculty Ut Medicine Ut
Stru9burg.
, 1876-11-21
TWEED.
The Arrival Of the Franklin Believed 10 Bo
Delayed by Prevailing Gale.

The Arrival Of the Franklin Believed 10 Bo
Delayed by Prevailing Gale.
Special Dispaleh 10 The J16Hne,
Enw YonK, Nov. 20.-Thc arrival Of the
stem, frigato Frank1In and William II. Tweed
is still delayed. The ship Was not reported to-
dag, rs the northeast gale Of Saturday and
Sunday lad increased III force, and there
was every reason why prudent commander
should keep his vessel n safe distance from the
Ice shore. Tic European steamship Idaho and
the Huntsville, from Port Royal. arrived to-
dny, and tllc!r officers reported TINT they
had seen nothing Of the Franklin. The weather,
however, has been 80 foggy that they
coul1 only SEQ a short distance. 1t Is
thought that the Franklin has been steamEng up
against tic gale with only sufficient steam 10
maintain her position. and that she Is not far
from e.ore. # this is correct, she will pEoba-
bly rcach Sandy Hook very sooi' af-
ter the storn sustdes, ana viii cross the
bar at tie next high tile. a very few
days, perhaps a few hours, will put atl end to
Twced's long voyage, Of which he Is probably
heartily weary by this time. Indeed, with the
exception Of a few days spent In Crlha, lie seems
to hayo been OIL the water oil the time since his
escape. Even his quarters In Ludlow street Will
probably be accepted as change for tho bet
ter.
j. II tac Htsttrx Assoctdttd I+tss.
NEW }oRE, Nov. 2D.-Passengers by the
steamer Casrlnu, from Bermuda, who left St.
Thomas on the 10Th inst.t report having left the
United States steamer franklin at that port.
Sic had then been In port three days. Officers
OF The franklin would allow 10 communication
with the shore.
, 1876-11-21

ty werc never heard ut again. Tho country Ia
perfectly fiat, antl almost every one pcr's1c'l
wl1u falletl tn reach the trees. There Il scarcely
n housc1,old on thc Islands, md OIL The
as1aernt uoast, hut lost many members.
THE rattin nrc nil drownc'l, the boat..
communication with thu Other districts fs de-
htrnyetl. Tt.cru is mucl, distress an,ong tho
survivors, which Thu Government IL relieving.
The Government Gdztffe says tl,at wherever the
storin-wnye passed. It il believed that not a
third Of Tho population survived. Tho ia1antts
lave barely onc.fourth Of their former inl,abit-
ants. The stencil from the purifying bodlca Is
insufTcmble, aml 4 general outbreak Of tllo
rhDIcra 10 expected. 4 correspondent says that
tha fear Is happily mt yet rentfze,1, except IN
NuokEloily, where tho disease has appeared.
Newa from Tie fntnlne that threatened tic
districts Of Madras Is somewhat better. llain
Inns como In ttn,r to ato COOL. III Bombay tbs
two Or three districts seems probable, und gscat
distress is felt III tour or five more.
, 1876-11-21
CRIME.
TIIE YOUNG FIR BROTHERS.
Special Dikpdtch to The Tribune.

Il1E 1ODNGER NttOlAEtk3s
Special Dfspatch to The 1rtbuh&.
FAn1nAuLT, Mimi, Nov. 20.-Thc Younger
brothers were brought into court this morning,
md, contrary TO expectation, entered plea of
guilty on tho Indictment for the murder Of Hey
wood, tho NoFthaeld Bank caal,icr. They were
attended by their aunt and sister, and strong
guard, but there Was no excitement or demon
stratton. When tic pleas had been entered the
Prosecuting Attorney moved that Jury be I'm
panefed to pass upon tho degree Of their
uuestton as 10 TIM meaning of tho statute pro-
vision that upon lFtal of persons for murder in
tho first 'lcgree the Jury may recommend tho
death penaity.
After argument this afternoon, Judge LORD
oycsrutct1 TIC motion, and scntcnccd the three
brothers to tho State fcnitcnttary for life. Tho
sentence was received with complaccncy, and an
They will be removed to the State Prison at
Saltwater at once.
, 1876-11-21
CUBA.
TIE MoNrExussA BEIzuRH.

HAVANA, Noy. 10.-1t ts reportel that the
steamer Mopeczusua was seen uuar Tostugus
Islausl, oH tho Venczue!u cuast, making fur
Laguayra. a spauish war-shlp has goue In
pursuit.
An cyc.witness Of tile seizure Of tic Muntc-
xuIna says eighteen passengers, including four
women, came aboard at Puesto Plata. Ti,e tucu
demanded the surrender Of thu stca,ner IN tho
l,al,le VI thv ltepublIc Of Cuba. Tho female ras.
seugers were apparently accolnpliees, having
u,ade various demonstrations after tho capture
of tito steamer In favor Ut the eaptors. Eh6
a,000 bags Of coiIea, 1,500 bugs Of curn. aud
numerous packages OF dry goods from Ut.
, 1876-11-21

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Noy. 90-scnators Nor
ton, COOPER and Sargent, Of the Chinese 1nycs-
tlgatlng Committee, leave for the East to-,nor-
row.
The Postal Commission arrived last night,
and began Its SESSIONS this morning.
Janacs ". Lick, nephew Of the late Jalnes
Lick, has fled petition opposing tho appoint-
,neAt Of John II. Lick, the natural son uf d.
ceased, ns administrator, and usIsTng TINT lie lie
granted letters vi, administration. Petitions
lave been filed by ot|ier heirs prcferring the
par,le request. Tie petition alleges thnt james
Lick was of unsounl mind tile past tllrcc years
covering tho time III which tile various trust
deeds were executed. The hearing Is set for
Tier. A. .-
, 1876-11-21
INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 2o.-rhreo large islands,
namely, Hatttah, sunacep, and nakhan shaha-
baxhare, and numerous smaller islands Included
In Daekergunge, Nookl1olly, alfI CAttagoug.
were entirely submerged by the storrn-waye Of
Oct. u, as was also the mainland for tye or SIX
sniles. These islands are all in Or nearthc cstu.
ary Of tho River Mcguu. The largeat, Dakhan
shahabazhare, was 600 squares In extent. 1t t'al
u population Ut about 2l0oo0. l1att'ah aud
Huudeep, together, Ind about lo0, ,o0o population.
Up to shout II o'clock I'll tho night Of the 8lst,
there we're no signs Of danger, but beloremi1night
awayo swept o.eF tho countryto thu depth, In
many places, Of twenty feet, surprising tho
people in their beds. Dense groves of eocoanut
and palu, trees around the villages enabled
Maay to saYo themselves by climbing among
tic branches. sonlo took refuge on tho tops Of
thclr houses, but the water burst tho tsouscs
asuulss, and swept them out to sea. Sumo
were carried thus across tho channel, ten u,iles,
to the chIttagopg District, but tue vast laalosl+
, 1876-11-21

MoRnIs, ILL.,, Nor. 20.--Thu Circult Court Of
Grundy County opcncd this noon. After the
jurlrs were tmpanclcd, the Hou. ]. B. Reading
prcscnted tho resolutions alopted by tho Bar on
tie death Of ths Hon. s. Wells Harris, antl de-
llscred q cu1ogy, whicl. was very impressive,
both in matter and manner 1le was followed
by tho Hon. r. Il. Armstrong, Of Grundy Co,,,,-
County; Judge E1lridgc, Of LaSalle; md 9th
e.s. The Court, after appropriately noticing
the virtues uf Judge Harris, ordered the Ecsolu
tions spread upon tho record, ind, In memory OF
, 1876-11-21
THE METH0DISTS,

NEw Yossx, MY. 9l-Tl!e Methodist Epsco-
pal Missionary Committee today made thcsu
an,oug other sntnor norapproprtations: Detroit, 81.
6U; Kentucky, ,s5, QUO; Louisiana, $0,50o; M!ell-
ga1, 81 500; Minnesota, s5,0o0 Missouri, So, 600;
NoYatla, $500 Northwest Iowa. 81 ,b00; Oregon,
sa,50D; lsocky Mountains, S0,00U, st. Louis, o..
RW; southern Cuiforula, 81, 900; Tennessee, $5,-
0O0; Virginia. ta.000; West Wisconsin, $l,H0;
Wisconsin, l,W0. This put tue Commit Gu s5. 49,
uYer Their tut1l lln,t, anl they nhade that
amount up by taktug small amounts off many
f1st rictE
, 1876-11-21
LUMBER,



DAyEEpoNT, H., Nov. M.-Thc lumber mills
Of this city, tirc In numbrr, ceased operating to-
day, after Il vcry busy ssason OF eight months.
Tic total arlo,lnt Of lumber cut during that
time foots up about Co. 600 0oofcct This Ia BY 15-
u00 900 larger a1nolant Of lumber tlan wus ever
c,lt here before. Thc amount aawcd 1t, Dayel,-
port, Moline. md Rock island this year reaches
about 1l5,00o 600 feet, utc establishment III
value Of ths cut OF luintcr will he In tho nelg-
borleut Of g.. U00, 0tU. rhc amount of lumber
now on hand In the yards Of this city Is about
$4,000 CDO feet.
, 1876-11-21
1EjFGRAPHlc BRFVITlFs.

ADRIAN, slIch, Nov. Gothic agent who In
surcd tbs life Ut 0eu. Custer and Ills comrades,
Capt. Yates aud Lieut.. Calhoun, to-day received
the necessary drafts to adjust tho SAME, t5,6o0
In each ease.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 2O.-rho Daily CD
sold to-day By Niaj. Wllltam L. Woodruff Jr.,
to 3tal. Joln D. Adams aud 3laj. William y.
, 1876-11-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,

uurnctt'a F]avosfnE Extracts.-" Pre-emt.
ncntly superior, "-Pnrkcr ITousc, Boston. '.Tho
best In ths world. Fifth Ayenuo Hotel, New
tal Ilosel. Philadelphia. rvs usa then, sxeiu.
s!vely."- Sherman House, Chicago. ''Ws ind
them tic beat "-Sonthcrn Hotel. St. Lonis. ave
fMd them excellent. Occidental HOTEL San Fran
ctco. The superiority Of these E1tracts consists
In thcLf perfect purity and grcat strength.
, 1876-11-21
APPOINTMENT OF A SHERIFF,

6pzt7a7 correspondence u 1H6 1F1EtsH14
LANSING, Mich, Nov. 1S.-Gov. baglcy flas
appointed Jatncs l., Moran, Of Grand Rnpids,
Sheriff Of Kent County. The commission
reads: "Whcreas the Sheriff OF Kent County,
Isaac lIaync, has neglected to perform his duty,
under Act No. @2S q the Session Laws of 1879
James L. Moran, ii Gra1ld Kapi1s, Is hereby ap-
pointed to perform tho duties Of Sheriff Of said
county, under said act, "a provided under See
10 Ut baf4 act,"
, 1876-11-21
Terrible Fight Nctwetn Polar uoars.

Jul WQH VtISf!1t, .
The Cologne G4ststs contains aM account Of
colllbat which took place III tho Geological uar-
ieua Ut that city between two Polar bearst
which, that Journal remarks, ~ lhMan EM-
tettiI to Witness" Ihtsu TWO bears bail been
brought from SpltzLerg tiys yca14 ago, ind had
, 1876-11-21

Asl, ups' N.Y. ~, Nov. M.-Df. William M.
ns,;.a aold and pro,uiuent c,ttxvu, died at n.
ha txrn,'n ~ 1l!s city this morning. Or, AMI
ss u i9 ft ~ With yatioua public Instltu
, 1876-11-21

CnaRLEsroF. Noy 2o.-Two Of tho negroes
concerned In the killing Of Shumnn nud De-
hooclf. near 4awtonvillc, were arrested at Bca,l-
fort last night.
All quiet now ut LawtonYillc.
, 1876-11-21

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 20.-Joe Chase, who
waylad and killed Leon Callopc, aFrench da!ry-
man, OH the Icrs,an1o road near this city last
November, was to-day sentenced to twenty years,
Imprisonment ut hard labor.
, 1876-11-21

Yon wifi and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Byrup an
rhea, regulates tho stomach md bowels cnres wind
cole, softcts the gurs. reduces Inflammation, and
most c1ery instance wheEe tie infant il suffering
from psln and exhaustion relief viii be found ID II
or 20 minutes after tho Soothing Syrup has been
administered. DO not ia{l to procure 1t,
, 1876-11-21

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2o.-J. L. Lswton, aged
20, an empoye Of the Ina1t-works ut Fremont,
O., accidentally shot and killed himself with
rcro!vcr to-day, while sooilng rsts In tic base
ncnt Of thu factory.
, 1876-11-21
ElllclnE-

Epecfa! Dj1pdtch to 5hs 1Taant.
INplAAApoL1s, Ind, Nov W.-Joln suell,
young uta1,, shot himself this evening, lnllict.
Ing necessarily futsl wounds. NJ eausu eau uc
p4signel for tic act.
, 1876-11-21
Three Islands Swept Of Near
~ All Their Inhnb-
ftanta.
Victor Emanue1's Speech at the
Opening Of Parliament.
Laws to Be Proposed Regulating tic
Liberties Of the Church.
THE EAST.

REFORMS DEMANDED. j..
The correspondent Of Tho Tinsss says Ruasn
has communicated to tho Powers the
demands for rrforms, which Gen.
Iguatieff has been instructed to pre-
sent at tic conference. They correspond pretty
closely 10 those Inst published In the Political
Correspondence. 1t Ia reassuring that Russia,
when making this communication, did not men
lion the necessity of the foreign occupation Of
the insurgcnt provinces of Turkey. It is,
nevertheless gcrtain that the conviction prevails
In Russia that occupation Is the only possible
way to effect the disarmament of the Maliomc-
TIM population. It seems that Gen. Sclouyaloif
las expressed this conviction In London. und
suggested that Franco might, rs in the cnse Of
syrla, bo commissioned to occupy the PROV.
inces If necessary. Tie French Government,
however, declined.
been instructed to mako known Its resolution
that tho Sultan neither could nor would In any
circumstances consent to the occupation OF the
Turkish territory even by tho most friendly
Power,
uSFouSDED.
Tic 1Ynses' dispatch from Berlin pronounccs
/ unfuunlcd the ru1nor Of the impending mohil-
ization Of two German army-corps.
RUSSIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
The 7i,aes' Vienna dspatsl. explains that
| there arc two centres Of military preparations
In Southern Russia. Kfshcncf Is the headQuar-
tcrs Of the operating army, while ut Odessa
| 10000 men aro being collected under Gen.
| Totlchen, who is chargcd With tho defense OF
| tho Black Sea coast. It is doubtful whether
| this forco is included III the SIX corps whose
mobilization has already been ordered.
The Impression on tue spot seems
| to bo that mobilization is really
going On on argcr scale than has been official
)y announced, md TINT In reality more tlan SIX
army corps aro actualy being mobilizcd, ws1!o
necessary preparations arc being madu
| for mobilization Mt momGnt's notice on
| still larger scale, This accms but natural
| copscriptfon Of Desearaba has nlreulv
collected lO,Qog horses, Largo po-
toon trains, suitable for crossing thu
| Danube, ure arriving III DessarauIa, uud
hc.nr sent On to the Tr,,tl,. simultaneously with
these prcpatations c(fprts are kept IN to cxcftp
national enthusiasm and Russian Journals aro
daily permitted By press ccusors to pglut long
warlike' articles.
THE ENGLISH AnsEuALs,
LONDON. Nov. aD.-Careful official contradtc-
t1ous arc published OF rcports Of activity Mt the
Woolwiea, Arsenal in connection will, Turkish
complications. Tho increased dcnla,1d for
tion of tha SfnrtInt. Henry ri1,e in tss 1nlian
| army
/ TIE courrnEycr.
Thc s{orn,,;s nf so,sburv. WIN xaa ,nnot,.cd
| - r :
, 1876-11-21
FRANCE.
THE C0MNtsNfgTJ.

VERSAILLES, Nor. IA Committee Of tue
Senate has rejected tho bill recently passed BY
tho Deputies. providing for cessation Of the
pruaeeutfons pgalnst Communists.