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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-08
II A x H q
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II is eminently a Family Medicine. and by
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dollar in time, and doctors bills.
After forty years trial It IS still receiving
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tues, from persons of the highest character
and responsibility. Eminent physicians
commend IL as the most
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-08

Daniel Webster's estate, known as
Marshfield, was sold on Friday for
$500,
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Tie Greatest Selling Centennial Book is
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
a simple remedy, is anxious to make known
to his fellow 81 fferers the means of cure. To
all who desire il, he will send copy OF the
prescription used, free of charge), with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SURE CURE for Consump-
tion, Asthma Bronchitis &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. +. A. WILSON
1914 Penn St., WiIliamsburgh New York.
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S5$lO ~: ':: 6; ;;::;
TO SO a day. One who had never
DAY $ 4; +: 4
=, - tree. G. A.CLEGG, Manager 60
III III IL Duane St.. N. Y. we know c. A .
N III II n Ciegg to be responsible, d think
" u IL u he offers Agents extraordinary
nducements.'-N. Y. Sun. Ap. 1876. ma3-5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-08

ST. CLAIRSFILLE, OHIO.
THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1876.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
A Big Foot.

Bruce-wo will call him-not long
since kept a general store" in the north
ern part Of the State. A tall country.
man stalllei INTO the establishment one
day with his feet encased in moccasIn.
and planting one of them on barrel
asked Bruce if be could, fit him with Q
u pair Of boots.
"Certanly !" said the latter, and after
glancing at tho foot proceeded to pull
down a box labelled "assorted brogans.
III to 3D." Selecting pair of of the
former size, he handed it to the country.
man with the request:
"fry that on"
The elevens were tried, but to no
purpose; tho combined pulling of a
dozen horses wouldn't get those boots
on his feet Twelves were next tried.
but with no better success. With an air
of assurance Bruce handed him the
thlrtcens, but they shared the fate of
the others. The countryman looked
blank-Bruce puzzled but he was equal
to the emergency. Quietly turning the
box over so as to empty its contents on
the floor, he smilingly handed the
empty case to the astonished custo
mer, with the request
"Here put on pair Of thin socks and
try on the box !"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
4 Instrumentation

For some time past it has been one of
the duties of the police officers Of St.
Louis TO go to the various houses on
their respective beats, and ascertain tho
size, etc., of the hose used in sprinkling
the yards and streets. Out on Grand
avenue, one of the sturdy peeIers had
watched long time at the back yard of
an aristocratic mansion to try and OBJ
tain the necessary information from the
servant girl. But she didn't appear,
and, finally, in a fit of desperation, the
officer walked around to the front door
and rang. A moment later the lady
of the house herself opened the door.
This rather staggered the officer, and
without word of preliminary explana-
ton be touched his hat and led off with
"Good morning, s.madam / called to in
quire what kind of hose you use 2"
"Sir 7" said the astonished lady, grow
ing about gaiter heel taller.
"Yes'm. Verv dIsagreeable to trouble
you, but we have to make these inquir-
les, mum. Duty, you know"
"Duty, indeed, sir. You miscreant
"Beg pardon, madam. Perhaps you
don't use any hose. I'm very sorry, but
l don't know"
"Not use any hose! Oh, you vii
lian %
"Well, perhaps it's rubber hose, mao
am"
"Rubber hose :" she screamed. "You
abominable wretch. What do you
mean ?"
al mean what kind Of"
"Well, of all the impudence"
al ask q thousand pardons, madam.
/ see you don't know"
al don't know !"
"But hero comes tho kitchen maid.
She can tell me what l want to know"
"Susan, if you say one word to this
miserable brute I'll discharge you. She
can tell you indeed, can she | should
like to see her."
And so the officer had to retreat finally
without accomplishing his purpose.
The lady told her husband, the husband
flew into a rage TO the sergeant, the SER
geant explained tho matter, and they
both agr eed that it was great outrage
that ought to be kept quiet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

Col. Martin of the Atchison Cham.
p'oR writing from Philadelphia says:
l have seen all the exhibits made by
other States, and have no hesitation in
saying that the Kansas display will far
exceed any or all Of them, in extent,
in variety, in tho quality of the articles
exhibited, and in the beauty and at
tractiveness of its arrangement. The
officers of the National Commission re.
gard it as one of the most valuable and
Interesting features of the Exhibition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

$1,000
DAVID BEEBE, plaintiff, }
JOHN OWENS defendant. y
The said John Owens. defendant above named, viii
take notice that he has been sued by David Beebe
the said plaintiffs that tbs 29th day of Nav ls16,
the said plaintiff filed his complaint in the Office Of
the district clerk of Saline county, Kansas setting
forth that the said John owens had the st day OF
December 1873, made written contract with the said
plaintiff wherein he the said defendant. hal agreed
to sell the said plaintiff his certain premises,
to-w; The northeast quarter OF section thn;y-four
(S4) stswn i0urtee2 40, range three 81. and north
west quarter OF section thirty (j). town fourteen
"a, range three co. in the county OF Saline and state
OF Kansas; that the said John owens, defendant,
violated and rescnded said contract without the
sent OF said plantlA and that the said plaintiff
damaged four hundred dollars (Si)9 00) by the SAID
John Owens violating his said contract with the said
David Bsebe
That the said court render Judgement against the
said john Owens, in favor Of the said David Beebe,
Tor the of four hundred dollars $500 C8 and the
said John owens is hereby notified that unless he ap
pear and answer SAID complaint or before the
T,csatietA day Of July, iS,5,
the same will be taken as and Judgment rendered
accordingly against him fer the sum OF four hundred
dollars (.4J0.O0 and The costs of this sllt
y q. WHITNEY,
All Tor Plaintiff
June sth, 1876. 1s-Jw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

Paddy McShane was annoyed OK
ceedingly by strange dog. One cold
night, the wind cutting like a knife,
after tho dog had been turned out no
less than three times, Pat was awaken
ed by a rather extensive fracture of the
glass. The dog was in the house again.
Paddy waited upon him out, and both
were absent some fifteen minutes, so
that his old woman becoming alarmed
at such prolonged absence, rose and
went 10 the window.
"What are yees doing out there, Pad
dy, acushla ?" said she.
There was such a chattoring OF teeth
that the answer for some time was
somewhat -unintelligible. 1t last il
came:
81 am THRIVING TO fraze the divilish
basic TO DEATH"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
Patronize Home Manufactures.
THE CLIMAX"

wish 20 announce to the farmers or Central Kansas
that am now permanently located at Saiiua, Kansas
and intend manufacturing my Improved Iaunug MN
Climax. Having had an experience OF over l. ycars
ia the business, ieel Justified ia making tae assertion
that the Climax has no eqSal for he great variety of
cleaning that can be done by cleaning a,y thin in
the shape Of grain, from grass seed up o. coFn.
I also make In connection with my lntl h,i- mess 4
very nice article of Mir safe, with ir on doors and
sides which admits free circulation II air and lht
two thing. Indispensable for thc raisiD, % CREAM
Evurv machine warranted o. be Of :he best mlttria
and the mechanical par first class.
shop OF Fi.lh st., TN Luu' building
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

The blood relatives of A. T. Stewart
insist on having their blood money. A
family of Turneys are preparing TO at
tack tho will Of the millionaire. The
Turneys are composed of q family OF
nine persons. They claim to DO blood
relatives of the late merchant. The at
torneys are a respectable firm, Bartlett,
Root q Booth. They would hardly con-
sent to take hold Of the case if there
was nothing in it but an attempt TO black
mail. Judge Hilton thinks that they
have no good ground 10 stand upon.
he says there are several wills of Mr..
Stewart in existence, and that if tho last
Is broken, there still remain others TO
DO fractured, each of which is, in IT'S
general character, a duplicate of the
rest. But tho prize for which they aim
is too splendid to allow them 10 be
turned from their purpose by this state
ment. They will probably GO on to dis
pute the validity Of all the wills.-Jour-
nal of Commerce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

A conversation overheard by q long.
cared st. Louis reporter the other day
"Ain't that Mary Ann Gibson on the
sidewalk Z" SAID ono woman to another,
IN Broadway car, on yesterday.
ooh, yes that's Mary Ann" was the
response, "and that's nice baby she.has,
too, isn't it? She has pleasanter time
OF it since she married that carpenter
than she did when she was a waiter with
US at the hotel"
"Well, that's as people thinks" ans
wcrcd tho first speaker scornfully.
"There's them rs thinks it's pleasant to
lug a baby round and have nothin' else
on their mind, and maby it's nice TO
have man TO earn all the money, but
ono gets fat and homely on 1t. | tell
you what, Maria, if | thought Ia get
such fgger as Mary Ann has now,
wouldn't marry the best man in St
Louis, no, not it he were pork packer,
with gold and jewels shan't sacrifice
my figger, not if know myselfw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
ShePifs Sale.
RUTH NJ. DICKEENAN, ]
VS..
AMOS DTCKEENAS.


AMOS DICKERMAS
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the COM
Inand OF writ of execution issued from the clerk
Office OF the fourteenth judicial district court sitting
in and Tor the county OF Saline and State of Kansas,
and to me directed and delivered, Will, on the
First day Of July, 4. d. 1876,
ct two O'Clock, p m, of said day. the front door
OF the court house in the city of Sana, said county
and state, oEer for sale public auction the high
est and best bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described property, to-yif:
The west fifty tJol acres OF the northwest quarter
Cd OF the southeast quarter (l and the southeast
tl OF the northeast quarter %. Of section twenty
six co., in township fourteen "a, south of range
four a., OF the sixth % prIn Ipal meridian,
In the county Of Saline and State of Kansas to be sold
the property of the above named defendant sat-
Isfy said execution.
Given under may hand this 10Th day of May, y
D., 1S7G.
II D. BAKER.
l7-tw SherIG.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given ia letters of administration
on the estate of Jonah CzdwalladeF deceased, late
OF Saline county, Kansas, granted 10 the under
signed by the PrObate Court OF said county the
l4rh day OF April a u IS-G. All persons indie bted
10 the estate requested TO make iInmetilatc pay
me1t and those having claims against the same viii
present them duly authenticated for allowance.
ADAMS l.. HEAD.
Administrator.
Salina, April lith, ls-5. 1S-lw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
Teachers Examinations.
Examinations OF persons desiring tn teach IN THIS
county VIII be held AZ The Public School House on the
The Last Saturday ofeach Month.

The Last Saturday ofeach Fstonth,
O'Clock 4 NJ.
Under the new law certificates arr or three gr.lc-
"a, - 'ONE'' and 1.-TWO, DO and viii continue Cad
force respectively. two ycars, one wear. anI -iN
months Candidates Tor grades one and Two must o.
examined in Orthoersphy, Reading, " utuF, Eugiish
Grammar, Geography. Arithmetic aud L. = History
Candidates Tor thc -rafle must iu addition o. thc
above, be examined ga bookkeeping. Industrial
Drawing the Elrmcut- OF Entomology. the Elem ut-
OF Eotauy, amt ttr Element. OF Gen.0gv. So far IA
rettes GO Ihe nIunaor 90 tpT40u OF soils AMI their
aaap tatilu O. lairi a.rs OF production.
The examinations Will be mostly Boy written quts-
tCns.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction VII. he iu
his otice every saturday, except thc saturday oecu-
Tig ty The feather examination 90 wti.4 case h,
VII iuUud ut h't o3.ra ,uv Monday following th.
iEatjJu
- MINER
SuP'tTub Inst. ior saline county
Sl,ina. ,Isg l-55
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

To- rassrr1F-ssei hzs Tr-er~Fsri sls ssssf Yard
sEGlA AEeEarrfaf a rs @trtzt aes8 81 .rffasff 81
sss-t'sr sssfr we~l q sa5 t@fs af 60 ur--ar& ~
s-tt---lE cEh
B. D1EEa1N
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
q. ,gEFER1sss. 2Y[ERlIoE,

TIE ENORMOUS wAsTAgE - sr-an 90 sa-ssssIs
va o9sy 9g5as q IhFsshrrs a. o EANED . ftfs
fzTrvssd Mzciliaa ssSezf g. eafg ~ g. asofe g.
f1E ~ ezgezsss q iSrzahing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY. NTLLET. HrECAHIAs al
~ easily ng4 ssrsalT - Whest. osss ETa E-SisT
IS EXTRA PRICE = uszaFT pass g. F7.la AL
49, eeras4 - tsss Ea&l2iss g. extra cgssrilasss
~ TIE WIZ GRAIN = IsTs. fhsss ~srs sss<ts,-
ia ~ to OILY MACHINE ftssf e1s raa va y~r1f
G. ero-1-T. aasag -, GsoFgush All Eerfsa wgFk.
sscs als--s szrrfE f-aeG.
ALL GzAfH, THE 40 E0sTT Ers.snr e,,-ssssaa-
tass go ~Eseiszs 4seass = -i-sdslss Eezls-s"
Fsstsrs- ~ suaSasg ezysa.es s4t 800 tias-
crshz2f tae sszai Car. E2zs Bs1ss 49, sazr--lss
ssssss .z1zz.i. ss1ss crRaas Bad FHslsfsg ss~s
" r-7@srs. tast. ~ isfsrTsazs e. ela@1 - "a
ts1s-si ~ sfvsves wiraa. rsla 90 storza
TkENEEs 80 CRAZY ESTsrEs w. srs ,1Ssf
g. - isrFa szriax s1N9s = a wGs ~ ~sseT So
NJ AL wsusssaI r1arA5as1 - 80 sszsa C "a
kz,-p--a Tsr~~@sr sgknx tsss4s vart.
Fo-B EfZEs EzA4e - e 4 70 azs = Fra
Fyrs-s Asa sssrtzftF - kfssEsS.za SazE-as
Ez4 Ezs2s ExgBtsEzT pa rrsAs ggvE1
Two sTTLE CT noEsE FTETEz Fsrs 60 -
r-arss Trssss Gees. So e-S ~Essy ssa@1- (Noss-
bzry s.Tss. - aozzsss - 49, sbssas
II TSTEEEsTED ~ Tsxssk6zx e. c-zfs EAsassz
sly So Fsss~z ESzs- 90 xfsss - ~ So sssfs
Sd sarsa1s ls-ss fr-s rfTs=g fal Sa<z14s q $50.
ery5as. fElass. Tz-as. 49,
1tchoSS, Shepard &c Co.,
E1-ILr cEEx, K5cH-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
-F4RM FOR SALE.

Z In ACRES Of land, six miles north Of Salas,
Ia - - the Saline river, adapted for stock rais-
ing farming saline river throaa h the place
The place Is well timbered. fifty under cutiya
Walton, good house with cellar, well of water,
stone chicken house aud other good outbuildings.
Title perfect. aud warranty deed given
TERMS Half cash, and balance IN two years
good bargain can DC m8tle BY applying soon Adj
dress or apply 20 MAETIN GAgNEEICH,
Supt OF Saline County Poor Farm.
Postofiee address Salina. kanaSs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

IN VISITING CARDS. wa soar rsgus frf5g
~ 1rzusef -s1g fsT go We have 500 ~ ses
n IJLLE& 4 o.. f+rse4s1H, Mass.
4 pTn 1TupD Darsug ttls ua1zta re w.i s.ss-
U4U u o. fsssa % eaH ans seera-ls
kaaa FEaNDe cad ORGANS 90 fr-s-flsss raa3ess
turiEl ~ ~ r as' e. iaetT Pred has ~rsr before
oFsra1 Nee Octave ~ ssH EgErs aad -aFf.Ff
TeT1Fs.. e. Css-A. md 80 gsTas5tg lali Ba1 hsa
octave -t.ss f1rears wa al5s ta~sts zEa -fstt
wzTra1fei ~ sfss3-tz1 fssa sai e. asazfttF $3.50
Rad fualse4gs4 t.sfalaz8ra sgaaaeFl. A'ff.s -
NASTE -
HORACE wATEEs spSs. 81 Fsnza4zeg. \ r
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
Publication Notice.

IN the District Court of tts 14ti judicial District
sitting in and for SIiiaS County, State Of Kansas.
DAVID BEEBE, plaintiff }
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

TINS CLATR BOrsE EST8BLIeHED rs 1855
=. obtained FOR Uf.icerz -1lfier- aad sea-
tuoiUuS men of War Of 1851 and 5 End far
their hfir-, I3e law DcsBfs aescFters ss those ie-
boBoraby Discharged. II wouRdcd, INJURED. have
contracted ans dseale. sVplF ai once Ihoasaris
titled Great number. entitled - ~ iBcrsase1 rfe
AMI sh0ug aYIsy Immediately. Al soldiers sod
men Of ne War OF 1912 Hh1 srred for anF PERIOD
however short, whether disstie or n8f-s-a az wil-
oSs o. such MT BOW ise pension O. u re-
3usstei 70 sefsi rue fheir as.sirees rs anee-
po,,y,4vvs Gzuy VINO esilste4 IS Issi-2 and are
DbO4AE, catst4s4. -fa4 tsgT DISCHARGES sid
hzvc 'isu .zzTn.nea BsslHt.s before fhf ~ TEE
OFf4gE -olr.tes Dlasers FetaFfs a7se secssfs SET
ie'i, ara ~ jas risinss Tr1sF-7.ef
a make e8aFgr aEless Fgcefslsi. yfgnast al
p lDt3orr tfc stamps TT rfiF -E3 rr-4fn q -Ess
stof.sE g. IL tipN Los E1x 81 .Wssa.aEfaa % e.
Fsrl1grrsr..l Captain LeUzgz Eo1aTai..e asa
suc-ssstg3 g'rscsiesaa-r .--s s il1lH4Fr. - a. tk
C'lrsssssla Desires q. i itt lstssa G. =. .sls
Il Vrrsiluz Eifrl'l0a iEe uznaa % ttss Tass~r.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O I o. day az home Agents wanted 0utff an
y Hierms free. TErE & 90. Au.l.ll. sIl-nc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

NzTA WEEK GUARANTEED 10 Arerfs Male
"a < alu Female. ia their lecaity. Irrsas saH
" soEf TIT FKEE Asirsa . NlCKEGY
Co. An-usia. Gasnc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

June sth, 1876.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-18
TEE sIruATToN.

Even the smallest CLEAN Of hope is
worth recording. There is n ercour'
aging feature worthy Of remark. The
Supreme Cou.. Of South Carolina yes.
terday issued an auxiliary order in
suucting the Board OF Canvassers to
proceed strictly 10 o ministerial duty
TO canvass the returns and submit The
same 10 the court. The Board Of Can
ysssers decided to admit Eve gentlemen
from each side 10 witness the count OF
the votes. The court reserves the
right to hoally a6judicAie all dis
puted questions. Under this order
and arrangement there is a ehsnee
for a fair count Of the votes that
NAV be OF baud. The court has not yet
decided upon the functions aud poEeFs
of the Board, bat the order already is
sued is quite q point gained in behalf Of
fairness Ana justice. The petition sled
by the Democrats for q writ OF prohi5i
lion against the exercised Of Judicial 9oE-
era is held under adviseneni and the
Board is repaired to certify to The court
The people Of Louisiana are more hope
ful somehow. The frn stand taken By
Northega Democrats has encouraged
them. The local Democratic leaders will
file protess with tue Board that its pow
ers are simply ministerial. and only ex.
tead;oA canvass and the compiling Of tic
returns, except where the local return
ing officers file written protests siEulis
ueously with the certificate Of election
such protests to contain the specific
charges of fraud or intimidation, and to
be sustained by the affidavit Of three
citizens. The Appeal special says; NC
such protects were fled, and IT is gene
rally believed that the refusal Of tbs
Board to admit witnesses has been de-
termined upon, the better to enable tbs'
body to make up FOR the important omis
siUn. BY the afixing Of fraudulent pro
tests and a~fidavits." The pressure
brought 20 bear may secure the admis
sion of witnesses to the count. TUT
Democrats are managing their eausl
with consummaie skill and prudence
and will be able to make up a cas-
which they can confidently carry be
fore the country. Oregon Is still t.
hear from. Morton is at San Fran
cisco looking after that State. s
we cannot expect much in that guar
ter. Nothing later from California o
the two ambitious p%ostmasters, VIII
sousht to imortalize themselves and hol'
over four years longer by taking a har'
at President making.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-18
THE EUROPEAN WAR PROSPECT.

The best posted papers in this country
and Europe agree in the opinion that
another war between Russia and Turkey
is inevitable. The policy Of Russia has
long been aggressive toward Turkey, and
her demands are SO exorbiisnt that the
latter cannot ecceds to them. The Car
means war; he has been steadily prepar'
iuS for it for years to retrieve aud
aveage the disasters Of the Criuea. A
conference, wei if agreed to, is not
likely to avert the threatened var
Whether all Europe is TO be involved
depends upon the course Of Great Bit
sin. The Gar bss Hsdertaken to return
the Porte, and viii act accept an ordi-
nary promise or glarautee. Eagland
looks on this as a contemplated eE,sn-
sion Of Russian power which NAV inter,
fere with her commerce and her E4siara
possessions. II the British GoVsrnmsn,
determines to protect the Porte it must
result 10 a bloody war, which may IN
volve all the leading powers OF Europe
The opening Of the Ssez canal afforded
England another channel for reaching
the East, but even this might not
be considered safe With Russia in
possession Of Constan,inople. Prince
Gortschakoff has issued a circular re-
peating the declarations Of the Car
that he ardently desires peace, but will
secure proper guarantees for the Slays OF
the Balkan countries, by war IL neces.
ssry. he also ~nnounce in the same
circular to the representatives Of the
Russian government at foreign courts
that a part OF the army is already OF
ganized in marching battalions and pre-
pared for actual service. II is predicted
that soon the Mediterranean will be
white with English fleets, and an En-
glish army will crowd the gllores Of til,
Bosphorus. Gibrslter, MaltaAnd Con
stantinople would be the points Of ng
lish resistance aud the latter the base
of English aggressive movements. Eng
land declines to enter into a conference
except upon the basis OF toe iorritoria
integrity Of the Ottoman empire. Russic
is not likely to accept such a condition
She will at least be satisfied with moth
ing less than 8 protectorate over thl
Christian Slavs Of the Turkish provinces
This would impair the independence
ard integrity Of the Ottoman empire
stipulated in the treaty Of Paris
Therefore Turkey protests and hal
not JET consented TO a conference
The prospect Of war has already affected
the markets Of Liverpool and New Yorl
considerably. international stocks havI
declined at Liverpool aud foreign whea
il hsld Tor higher prices, In the eyeo