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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-11
For Huntington.
For CarrOlltOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P NJ,
fsT. HAMMOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
Master. Apply on board, or to w.
Aanas1annaaP. Walker, % Walnut street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS THEATER.

The celebrated comedian,
MIR. DOMINICK MURRAY,
THIS (MOnday) EVENING in the comedy Of
Eickle Fortune and The Fight for
the Championship.
IN rehearsal-EsCaped from Sing Sing.
Next Week-Jules Keene and Saliie Adams.
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~ WANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth at. jy15-H
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M ANTED CHILD BY respectable
w widow, child or children to take care
d., during the temporary absence OF parents.
Able. Address Il. Nj, Dayton, KY. ju28-tf
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FOR sALn..REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE GOAT - fine mileh goat.
fresh. Apply to A. W. BRADLEY, 81 w.
fOufth street. 1t*
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pOARDING-Hands front room. or con-
IL Meeting suit, elegantly furnished. or un-
furnished, BATH, in tirst-class private family,
street list
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sTdRVATTON IN NEW YORK.
The Death Of n Mother md her Babe In n
First Ward Tenement

Late In October Il feeble young woman
hired a front room IN tho top story OF i02 WISH
inRton street. A broken. down ted and two
rickety chars wero the only furniture that she
put into the foOm. except battered pewter tea-
put and a few brOkeB-edgcd cups. She said
that she W Celia Cox. Wits OF Bjw rd Cox a
seaman Of steamer plying between ihis city
and Richmond. She grew wan and feeble daily
seemingly having no money to purchase su(l-
Client food. Co-tenants say that her husband
visited her, leaving her last on the l7th, giving
her his waces. but the money must have been
tnCODsiderab ., for hi wife nk vi iDly ev ~
day. OD tuesday Airs. Cox gave birth to "a
female cnill. Toe attending physiCiHn, DR.. Mer-
rill. ~ ~ Gteenvi ich stree, describing the birtO,
says 1t VS. medical marvel. an amin at I'd
skeleton giving Dir h to living ekeleiOn. The
child, although ful aged, seemingly. ei,hed
b & " Two pounds. In my wIGe exierienCe Ia
this pOvorty.stficken quarter II tue oily never
before saw 81 pitiHtle a sight"
On Thursday mOrnins the bAhe died, and a
Few houls later Mrs. Cox expired. the n igh-
bors prof -ssed to he unabl to u Get the cost OF
burih. Tue women stood vt the sti Get door,
talking Of the shame that II was to the well-to.
do ~ he titv that the bodice were not buried.
An ON 'ef heard them, sud reported to his i'm
mediate superior. Roundsmsn CoRev, aud the
dead-wdgon wss soon the door ut the tene-
ment. Z hen the women offered to bury Mira.
G Hnd her ba out Of their own pockets and
thought II "A shame that she should be taken to
the Murgue ike u pau er. They b, ,ught a plain
CONN, and clothed Mrs.. Cox and her babe In
clean garments from their own &C ntv wardrobe.
Last evening the corpse1 stiil awaited buH-l
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WIllgm Dell. emnloy-d at Aj Canal street
dropped dead ~ Lreeno street yesterday.
ITO Atlantic and Paolno TELEGRAPH Comp,ny
hAs sgin reduced IT, rate the reduction 10 taNO ~ -
The American Institute Exhibition will close
this evening Ie jcdgvs' awards "iI be annOuhnoI Al
O'Clock,
Tue Rev. Thomos 5 Preston. V. G. Ia to leo
w sunday evening.
In Chickerin0 Hell. thls evening, Prof 4. Royos
vii oelNrr tho second OF his lectures Race Educa.
ton, or Hereditary culture
Supet inteniunt Hartheld aud others ~ Mr.
Bctsh's men broke sdpg 0sh III John BOylcs place,
al stVenihirI street sud first avenue last evening
Horace Waters & Sons will open their new
store 20 East Fouriernth areet on Mnnday saa
TuesdV next "n AL eHh gtou o their piauOs and or.
g'ns. ~ al the ontclnai Exhibition.
G nj. James A. Dumont. nnd old nnd exDerJ-
revenue service yesttrday to accent ihs
wee.
During the Centennial season, ak months
slinosI 10000 passengers without = susW accliosI
baggage.
Henry ]. Pauidlre. the hil-poster. who wAs
'ucd by MI Augu,un laly for posting hls po-icr.
lhose 0f tho fiTh ANrnuc rhcair, wis notinursonrd
nm from overps"t ss Mr D,iy Biz fpp ino futere
lie dl -ohrird tne order anu WAS hncd tiiv
Michael W ish ~ 5OO Pearl street. carrier ia
spuAg stree and Ei e. LOler IA the isttr- rcstaa-
trnt ht ib dte-nwith street, yesterday morning. A
and SALMON uuler the ,ft ear TiIo uound. we're oniT
ncsn cuts. Wash was COMMITTED W Jusucc Duhy.
hr j. ". Iiru.on-, An ACTOR OF "rs4uonaib4s
PAimes Al Nlpl.s 0lrdcn ne fo WED lnon 10 d iotas
and vss tho soolcn luryn ~ OlkrT lIsils Cruoss
be lie u yea vile sni family. for whom Mr. jOhs
RAISE ss'!of issa " "'o'"' '"'"'e' vi" ""
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MURDER IN wfLLIA
A Track Driver Robbed aud thcn Fatally
Assaulted.

Henry Keiser. driver of u truck for VIM.
A. Taylor, liquor dealer In this city, was doliv-
eeing soods, yesterday afternoon. and among
them wero two demij Dhus OF liquor. one Of
which was to be left IN First street, near North
Eleventh street. wililamsburgh. He stopped
near the place. and one OF gang known rs the
"Pavingstone" or North side First street
Gang" seized one OF the demiiohns and tried
to get away with II.
kelsef JImped to the walk and seized tho
thief. ana In tho struggle which ensucd. both
fell to the sidewalk. Meanwhile, oth-rs Of the
gang seized the liquor aud made on with / 4.
l hose wno remuined dragged tue two men
apart, assistioe tho .Sav; 10 escape. and Boating
ana kicNinf ;pe prlstr to driver. Owen NO
NUlty. AGED nineteen. then sid. "stsnd back
fellows" and rsistuc a lsrge stone threw II on
kelser'e head, Hai then with the rsst OF the
crowd ran say. Keisers skull was fractured.
DR.. Hendersou uepanned tine victim. removing
a. irge piece o. ~ u that Ircssed on the brain.
No hopes OF keiser's recovery ure, however, en-
Icrtsined. Ponce CAPTAIN " oslo n srrA5::.s.. Tue
following name. all uDuer the influence OF the
.duoT they hHa stoieni
John Greneil. 10 years Of North Fourth street,
near Eighth DaviJ Snluni,k 2l years. ~ North
Eighth street, near Fuurtn j: ana Owen NO
Nuity 10 Years. OF W Norm Eighth street. They
were all looked
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MEETIk0 IN IAN.
A Mothcr Finding her Daushter Aner Eievss
Years OF separation.

The publication on last Monday OF the
arrest Of Fila Larratee, the young Girl who was
arrested on charge OF breaking into the resi-
denco VI l.. &. Faulkner, 25 stockton street.
Brooklyn. on saturday afternoon. and stealing
snunber OF dolls and Sc ting the house GU nre
hss led u her Identification "a the daughter OF
Mrs Rtward Conner OF Thirty ninth street in
this city. Mrs. Connor appeared before Justice
Riley Ia MoOklyn-who bad sont the child to
jail to await the action of the Grand jury y-and
shd shat after her child's BIRTH her husband
betng dissipAted hnu unable - support IL. she
Ddycrttseu Tor nurse to take Cnarae VI IL, anu
receiving an application ffuu Mrs. Massey
VINO llved IN Twenty-second street, she gave the
infant, IVs mon bs Old. to her. Mrs Massey
went irom New YORK four months later. and
with her all lroce. ~ the child WIS lost untii
the parents found tndt she had pls-od through
the kinss County NuiseIy aud mad been taxi n
thence tOr adoption Dy JOhn ana Mary Lirranrr.
Ihe LttrHhVe fan rs were not found until the
chid's parcntS saw the Tepou OF her arrest.
Nils. tpuuOf, after comparing Information with
tue l.afabe" family anu ting tue ohild. de-
Clded thtt the Girl was her daughter, and Yes
tsruay offered to cure for her IN the future 70
- 10 shield her from temptatInn. Justice
RILEY r, fuses To entertain the charge Ot Arson
without reasonable testimony. lho cha ge Of
burglary u tuAt on which sAe ~ held.
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THE SITUATION ~ FLORIDA.
Awaiting the Dec,-iou in the Iujusctiea and
Mnpdamus Cases.

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. A.-The arguments
In the injunction aud mandsmus gases were
oontinued to-day tefors Judge White. Mr..
Sellers and Judge Biddle OF Philadelphia, by
sp ,eches, and Gov. Brown of Georgi', by writ
ten argument, appear for the Democrats. and
Gen. Barlow and Judge Emmons for the Repub-
Leans. lre Court adj iurued without rendering
decision II will possibly decide to ulght Get
inl ty 10 morrow.
There Is no change In the situation. There
are three counties yet t. hca- from. aud II viii
ue Monday before the returns are All IN, possibiy
later. he result, from tue face OF the returns,
viii he very close. II n IrObaDle, unless tue
cases now pending sn0uld 60 to the supreme
Court, that tue CANVASS viii begin on MONDAY or
tuesday. IL AN appea /. made before thufsd y
the nvass Will probably rdn ~ to tie b.h OF
December.
A rumor that Gen. Rugerss Federal troops
had teen ordered to move to Columbia, $. c.. al
once laCks confirmation.
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RTDIAG BfREB1Ck.
Most Interesting Contest In Mr.. Ba rnu u M Z
t.reut Htpp0drome,

The novelty OF bareback riding for the
championship and gold medal oiled Barnum'.
Hippodrome To oyer6owing last evening The
contestants were Msrtiuho LoWnnde. the Br, al
In "hurricaue" rider and Charles Fish. an
equestrian of world-wiJe fame. Lpwinde rode
a white horse. without bride or saddle, and Der-
formed some most perllDus ients lie vauIted
stood on mis- head Win his wnOle weight rest
INK an his horses NECK. sat on chair that he
kept In Yer, ect puise without touching his horse
with nls ieet. and Jumpt through ahOop whOse
inside borders we've lined with slis. .enlng knives
while his horse At fun speed.
Fish, who IL bi far the more graceful rider,
WAS uOt SO dAsning a. Lnwaude, but he was eyi-
IDENTITY n f-vurite wiki tue spectators. lie
danced with ease on horseback, aud turned
back somerslults with all the grace OF an
on thr . times. ana wHen juusme was called
for the Judges could not agree. They con,e eued
thpt ft-n was tue O~tter general rider but held
that as ne had made three errors to LuwHnde'.
cue the matoh should be considered a draw
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NOT DOWN ON THE BILLS
What Happened sta tiiy Theatre. Last gvcn-
ing-A Qurstiop OF ~aIaries.

Baba," with al display Of stage wealth.
seems net to have been entIrey free fiom
prosaio financial troubles. Salaries have not
been pad actors. actresses, scene painters,
ballet girs. stage hands, ani csrpenter- aud
hers have looked for tnoir money bu. It came
not.
There was each evening long line on BRO I'd
way iaying ln money at the bOx Office there
~as e'ch evening u large ilne leading from the
stage door TO the street waiting for money, and
log.
Last eveuing there was a change. Col Charles
II. Stoughtun uni NJ. hUOert Holhfook were
quietly Ou-ted re r. were entertained tnat
tuey wOLid attempt some viulOut measures to
m ihtain pOseossion. and to prevent any
disturbance OF tne peace on
Gers were sent by Capt. Allalre. Hat,
rs II turned out, toe preo ,ution was unneo-s-
sary. Tue two goDtio1en accepted the situn-
tion and retired. nd ljensen Sherwood, the d.
rector. remains IN command. Mr.. J. II. Shcr-
wood has been male IRE. surer.
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sOU1H CAROLINl's CANvASsERs.
6ummOned By the rupreme Court TO Answer
"a Cnnrge o1 Contempt.

CuAmLEsroN, Nov. A.-1 A. MIN a
formal ~ erview tonight, Judge willard Of the
State supreme Count said: IL do not consider
that ANYTHING has occurred since ths adjourn
ment II tho court YESTERDAY that would preclude
the court from goiug behind the returns OF the
btate board OF Cany ssers aud adj idlcsting the
question OF the election Of Presidential cleo
tors. ss well as State officers. / assume that the
noal judgment of The court Will conolusively
establish who are elected as electors for Prosi-
dent ind Wee Pre- sident."
, Tts lIue, II adolted by the Court, will result
10 a comparison Of the county statements With
tho precinct returns, ana the ensuing correction
OF errors and lection Of Illegal votes would, II
IA caloulnls1 elect one, II not two, democratic
electors for President.
COLUMBIA. Nov. % The Supreme Court met
At ii O'Clock this ninfnlns On motion VI the
counsel for the DemooTsis n rule was issuod g.
eaoh nenhpr Of the Hoard Of State C1nv .sser.,
and 10 United States Dlstiirt-A A torney Daviu
n. COrbiu, counsel nf the Iio Td. To show cause
Nhy ther should not bo stt ched for contempt
N violating the writ Of prohibition ssued on the
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BEEtHER BaCk AGAIN.
More Of TINT same Old Talk About Himssif
uud bis Church.

Mr.. Beechcr last night sat fair and fat in
bis cushioned chair in the lecture r., III Of his
church. and told hts parishioners of tine first
eass time he had IN his eleven dsS = lecture tour
he univers Il feeling that find In reg rd to
this church was very cleansing. lhe admiration
snd love that people feel In regard to our recent
history SHOWS that 1t has raised the idea Of
church liie. To hnd tnat our forts were known
aud appreciated was 4 perpetutl plea asure to me
~ns going to say IA & never loved III mouth
ChHch 50 mucn a when was away irpmt. 1
never KIN W until latel, wuat true friend nip
wa. i Il we fell again ud aIain that all have
bought by trouuls hive got at a CHEAP rate.
knew that NV name mad heen In the nrwsp pers
once Ia a While l>Milesl aud 4 knr~ tuat uy
sermons were printed, Dut never knew before
what this pulpt had done and was dong. Ono
lndu came eighteen miles TO tell me that his
helpla-A mother had been my o pltishInnet re-
ceiy Wany TESTIMONIES from young ministers
| come ,ck y-fy jof |. sec the clouds clear
ing out Ofthe horizon he distant mutterlnss
Of the 81 Ietreating forces are no longer he.Td.
IApulause.l don't tecl puned w, though. "a
some may think. know that there 10 aiylue
h-ud guiding every sep"
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the LATEST ON HORLD NEWS.
An Uproar In the French Chm nmbcrs- Prince
NnpOltOn's first speech.

VERSAILLES, Nov. A.-rhe Senate to-day. ar
ter several ballOs. elected NJ. Chesneone Legltnist
ana NJ. Rentusrd Of the Left senators for Life
In the Chamber OF putos this afternoon the osti-
mates for Iublic wOr hlp considered. and gave
rise TO exctel debate. Prince Napoleon, speaking
Tor the nrs lime since his elecuc denounced the
gorou. encroschneGts Of the Clergy had exercised
at srous influence In recent French his ory notably
Ia 1870 lie supported propO s Tor the reduction Uf
the estunAtes tor punlc worship.
The CleiicaiI Deputies pro rstod against the speech
which wa COurhrd In violent terms.
NJ Keller, Lrgilmist, Gtoaied that the Empire was
accountable the los Of saCe ana lnrr me- and
examinations eusuod between the LeriteliSls aud
BonHp ats
NJ. GimDetta, intervening referred TO tho decree
AnOlFhiug he Empire.
The Baron de Lambert SeaIous BOnapartist, thcrc-
upoG suddenly rose aud HhOutc, 'Nlye lkmpcruur 3"
An lndesC inaole uproar ensued. When orurr hat
been restored ST. de LamhCr was formally crnSurod.
Another scone followed IN consequence ~ NJ Cam.
hettA's referring To the "taDatlCsius VI Spanish
woman who was made Empires"
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4 STiTEsMdN'S COUNSEL.
The Hon. A. II. stephens Invoking n spirit OF
Moderation and tainness-

WASHINGTON, Nov. A.-The Hon. Alex
ander II. stephens of Georgia arrived here to-
day. Owing TO bad health he did not attend the
late session of Congress but his health having
improved, although still feeble, be expects To
remain throughout the mex.
In the course OF a conversation to-day, he
SAID " | anticipate one Of the most tnterestinx Z
and important sessions which has ever been
held. GraVe qpestipnH may risO probably viii
ari-e, and my nope Ia that "A spirit OF moderate n
ana calnness may tosSes- every member |
would Ce. recate excitement and. 80 r IA lies
In my power. shall Try TO hliay IL. | sincerely
and earnestly hoDe thas n Hpntt Of patriotism
viii prevail. and IN the adjustment Of any onm
plea ions when may elise the only aim will he
stmule Istice and full oOmpanoe with the
REQUIREMENTS Of the Constitution 10 framed by
our fdtueIs,
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wnAr Nhxr VIE, 1nLr srnALs
A northumberland -ufc stolen IRON
Nineteenth Ward BnrroOm.

Ninetceuth NHrd bnrfoOms
Mr.. Peter Mager keeps lager beer sa-
loon at 1,C1l Second avenue, near Fifty seventh
street, and his family occupies the upper part OF
the house. lie and bis wife sleep In the room
over tue bartoom. At Ave o'clock yesterd y
morning Mr. Niger was awakened by loud
knocking at the door Of his saloon. On the
sidewalk he found police ON er, who told hin
that the door was open. Mr.. Mager was ositivs
that he closed the door at about midnight, and
thereat the two began to search. The ssloon has
two rooms, separated by sliding doors. In the
front room are the tar aud beer tables. and the
back room contains n billiard table. The slid
ing dOpfs are generally kept open. Nothing was
missed IN the ont room, hut, on entering the
re room, Mr.. Mayer missed bis sale.
One of the TWO windows opening upon the
ward WIS Open. ard the ofncer, after making an
examination, de clared that tne fasteninQ-one
OF tue common catches In use III private nOuses
m d bgcn trOken wi h Chiael whlCh the bur
glars len on the tlliiard t4ble. Ihe officer
ported the burglary to Capt. Mount OF tue ftftv.
nlnth street police, and he detailed two special
omccrs To- make investigation.
Mr. GERS mouse stands next to av can't lot,
b EEK of wh''n Ia a priv te r sldOncc. The fence
of MIR. Maze. 5 yard forms "a y rt Of the southern
boundary ~ thls lot. and the gate &. eninr up1n
Second avenue Is ALWAYS unlocked TO afford In
gttss nd cgress to tho family wnO live IA the
house IN lhe rear. At eleveu o'clock on Thurs
day evening mcWDer of this family saw two
men In the lot, and, susDecting them, drove
them out. MIR. macer closed his b.r at twe've
o'clock. and was hwakcucd at i've "A. Me- ana OF
course thr burglars uid their wvik between
those urs.
Iue size weighed between 800 and 900 pouncs 3
.ncnrsr WV ana was " iucnes "a are. ana of
lIcIrin!'s make. Mr. 6i. ger says that 10 con
in'd Ull his family welry conei-t ting ~
watches, rings aud cnatms. SO In ossh. insur.
huce pui lss, cocGs Tor brVpcfty nj III IL
street. l,Usl Sc erond avenue, nj l,22D 1hird
avenue, anu mona for $500 of the ..echanIcs'
And BDiuers As-uotiiiiu.
| 1t l. thcuc Il thit eignt persons were engaged
III the buiriary--twO rs watcnnen. one as driver
| ~ tue wagon - Whicn thes olen r. o. was car
ried away. ana I've within tue u.froom.
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EX-SENATOR 7RUMBULL's VIEW.
The Conspiracy to Count In Haves-No Ne
cessity Tor Troops.

CHICAGO, Nov. "A FIX Senator Trumbull
wrl es as follows from New Orleans to a 500 ia
this city:
You nre no doubt disappointed that You do
not hear more fully from us. We cannot tee-
graph nythng private, as all messages seem To
oe taken q the wrrs.
The Democrets haVef duplicates, or copies Of
returns from NJ most Of the State. and by telcgrarh
frim al The state, which thew believe to e re-
liable, gtving them little over 5000 mai rity
The Repntlcans Will give no Gsurcs. bui deny
moth aud others admit about 900 majority,
which tney say viii he rejected ty the Stat Re-
tuiniug Board on account OF Intimidation, &c,
80 TO eise the Republicans the Sta'e. 'he
otiici. returns are all In thc hands Of TIE kepuh-
hcans, VINO can hold tho u back and nianuiao-
u rs an 1HVits nttnOut itr being known To their
adver-aries. The Returning Board claims he
Ii.ut 10 reject any poll when satisfied that there
was naturalization teuding to prevent a free aud
fair election
The Republicans say the proof of intimidation
viii be overw nelmin ., wniie the Democrats v
there Il nothing of It. tnd any Htildayits to tint
effect must he manufactured.
/ aul one OF a cOmmt,es appointed to stay
here. and NAV not be home for aOme time.
di-ike TO remain 50 long. but regard tnr sltu-
alton now as the most critical In our history
II tis unfortunate that the Returning Board is
composed entirely OF Republican partlsans.
Aisny II our friends believe that thtr- heen
a cunstirdcN from the beginning, thu board and
,oc ! authorities t"citlN agreeing, II assured Of
uiitaty prOtt tCiiOn. . see to II tntt certinc,t
Of election we've given to the ii yos electors, nd
that She'll ian and The army rrr here for that
purpose. II this Is 70, nm attempt will doubtless
be made t. prepare the Northern mind for the
contemplated action uy kilograms and core
sponjeuce from Rep lblicans here, aud, perh ps,
by leg ! nd seml-ofii-Ial opinions PROMULGATED
fr I'm WushingtO'.
do tot myself despair of reasonably fair
count in this state. We sh Ill have II II we carry
Florida, nd. even N tho Presidency hangs on
ths result here, do not see how, without com
uitting ~ % pai ablo injustice and wrong as
viii take from the decision all weight before
,hs Counry tho Heturning Board even II 40
disposed, eau commit at, great inquity IN the
presence Of the committees.
there Is nO sort of necessity for troops here
New Orleans Is hs quiet aud safe az Chicago.
doubt # tho excitement Is 5 great here ma
there, and there Is no danger II an outbreak
The machinery 10y whiCh TINS state IS controlled
Il perfect, Infamous, nut the people feel they
nil.tIsublnit 10 the Federal Governmt nj, and IL
requires nu troops ~ keep order.
LYMAN lRITMBuII
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Enrlnnd's PInns-Russ,an Soldiers Clothed
for n Winter Campnipn.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. A-The London corrt-
spondent OF the Post telegi aphs that Journal as
follows; :" have the authority OF the Foreign
once for the assertion that the ciroumstantiai
sccount OF the British pinns which were pub
hshed by the Fnnncier on Fhlay last, and
which said that In case Russia should invade
Turkey British army corps would immedi lately
occupy Const ntinope and uofend It against II
attacks, Is ouroly conJccturai"
BERLIN, Nov. A.-Letters received here report
that the Russiin Army of the Pruth bls been
furnished with clothing suitable for a winter
mpai'n. The Commander In -ChIers star.
the commissariat, the engineering, artillery, and
other stats OF the army have been formed.
HAMBURG, Nov. 2t-It Is stated that Russia
has contracted with a German Arm for the con
strucLiOn of 8bOO torpodOes.