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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-08
ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852
THE RETURNS.

At this writing (SA.N there IS no
doubt Of the fact that Tilden and Hem
drick. have been elected President and
Vice President Of the United States.
While we apprehended this result, we
confess that we were hardly able to per.
suade ourselves that such result
was probable. We failed perhaps
to measure the wide spread impression
that had been made upon the popular
mind by the cry for Change and Reform.
We have in another article discussed this
impression, thus effectively made upon
the people, by that specious but decep.
tive cry. The Republican party has
fallen in the contest just closed, not for
faults OF its own, hut because Of the times
that have come on US in consequence OF the
Panic. Not that the Republican party is
without faults. Readers OF the ISrEILI-
oEScER know that we have not failed to
point out its faults. But il had within
itself the salt that would have saved it.
tits essentially a party Of Reform, and
it would have reformed itself under
the administration OF Rutherford B.
Hayes, who would have attracted around
himself the best men in the party and
given the country four years OF most
benefcent civil service. Hayes had
marked out the way fOEs. great and
needed reform in the Government-one
OF the most essential character--nnd he
would have bravely led the party in per-
forming the good work. But the people,
impatient Of present and apprehended
ills, have been lured with the cry for
Change and. Reform. We can only hope
that these promises OF the canvass, so
temptingly held out to the people
to induce them to forget their
deep seated prejudices against the
Democratic party, will no. 'uru out ere
long to be Apples Of sodom, fair to the
eyes but ashes upon the lips. In the
uncertainties that now becloud the tu.
ture Of the country We prefer to believe
that everything will yet work out we'll
for the government.
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, November T. Eeleotion
quiet. The majority in this city for Til.
den is 95s. The majority for Goode,
Dem, for Congress ia 965. Democratic
increase 574. Elizabeth county gives $50
Republican majority. Republican in-
crease 200.
RICHMOND, November 7.-Til1eu's ma.
jority In Richmond will be 1000. The
returns from surrounding counties show
Democratic gains over the vote Of 1874.
The only close contests for Congress arc
in the Second and Fourth districts. The
remaining seven districss will elect Dem.
ocratic Congreamen. The few returns
received from the Second district show
that Goode, Dem, is gaining on the vote
Of 1874.
RICHMOND, November 7.-About every
section in the State indicate that Tilden
is gaining steadily, and he will carry the
State by a largely increased majority over
any previous election. Goads election
now undoubted. II Hunton Is election
in the Second District the entire Con.
gressonal delegation will be Democratic.
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON, November THE elec.
ton passed of quietly and without e1.
element at any OF the polls as far as heard
from. A special from the interior OF the
State says there was very little interest
taken in the contest and a small vote
polled. There Is no question as to the
result in the State at large and Con-
gressional districts, except the 9th. In
this district the probabilities favor Gill
diugs, regular Democratic candidate,
against Jones, Independent Democrat.
GALVESTON, November 7.-The Dem
ocratic majority in Texas will probably
exceed 5000. Gildings, regular Demo-
crat, has / ,003 majority in this city which
probably secures his election, and the re-
turns show full Democratic delegation
10 Congress from this State.
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EIGHT ocean steamers left New York
on Saturday afternoon for Europe, all
with full cargoes and fair number Of
passengers. Among the freight apples
make large item, and the cotton move
uent is quite free, though checked by the
advanced prices. Grain, aOur and pro-
visions, as usual, make up the principal
bulk. The City Of Richmond took so
cabin and 200 stseraSe passengers; the
Spain about an equal number; the Weser,
for Bremen, % cabin and 225 steerage;
the ETHIOPIA, for Glasgow, 45 cabin and
1870 steerage; the Elysia, for London, 20
cabin and 10 steerage; the sidOniAn, for
Glasgow, Labrador and Havre, take a
mixed cargo OF grain, provisions and
merchandise.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-The cleo.
tion passed of quietly. The indications
are that full vote has been polled.
Companions can be made with the vote
for Governor at the October election.
EVANSVILLE, November 7.-The elec-
ton passed of quietly. A large vote has
been polled.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-Rsturns
from twenty townships give Tilden S,044,
Hayes 1850. The same places in Octo-
Der gave Williams 3,004, Harrison 2,64l.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7, l0P. NJ
Returns from 40 townships give Tilden
$500, Hayes 6,s0l. The same places in
October gave Williams $3.50, Harrison
5.S98.
INDIANAPOLIS, November I'm c.
townships in 80 counties heard from, the
Democratic net gain is 80. The indica.
tions now are that Tildens majority will
be between 1000 and 10000 in the State.
One hundred townships in 81 counties
give Democratic gain Of 245.
TERRE HAuTg, November Five
wards and townships in this county
show Republican gain over October OF
90.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7.-Returni
from so townships give Tilden 1857,
Hayes l3,433. The same places in 0cto-
Der gave Williams 1926, Harrison
1890.
EVANSVILLE, November 7.-Returns
from 9 precincts show a Democratic gain
OF So. Thirteen precincts show net
Democratic gain OF 1886.
INDIANAPOLIS, November. Returns
from 40 precincts in So counties give q
net Democratic gain OF 359 over the vote
for Governor in October.
Returns from 1S0 townships give Til.
den 5,494, Hayes 1884. Same places
in October gave Williams 35, ,l4l, Harri.
son 35,l9S. Net Democratic gain 667.
IsDtAsAPoLIs, November 7,-Returus
from 220 townships give Tilden 48.Sl6,
Hayes 1851. The same places In Octo-
Der gave Williams 45,4s6, Harrison 49,.
3l9; net Dem, gain SOP.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 7, 12 Pm
Returns from 220 townships and voting
precincts in 60 counties give 4 net Dem.
ocratic gain Of 502 on the October vote.
The Democratic majority in the State
will not be less than 1000.
EVANSVILLE, November 1S.-Returns
in from IS precincts show net Demo-
cratic gain Of l72. Pigeon township
complete, included in the above, shows q
net Democratic gain OF l72. Two pre-.
cints in the county not yet reported.
INDIANAPOLIS, November Returns
from 240 townships and voting precincts,
on "a per cent Of the October vote heard
from, gives q Democratic net gain OF
476. The increased vote 10 these town
ships ia ,OSO.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, November THE election
passed Of quietly, with heavy vote in
this city. Both parties claim Douglas
county. Local factions caused some
scratching. The straight ticket so far as
counted in the city show a Democratic
plurality.
Partial returns from Coliax county
show 5s Rep. majority. Buffalo county
1888 Rep; Dodge ll0 Rep; Nemaha claimed
by Democrats; Saline 400 Rep; Platte
claimed BY Democrats by $50. No official
count vet,
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WHEELING WEST VA, MORNING. NOVEMBER 1876

city returns show, but Morgan is running
ahead Of his ticket.
Ely polls nearly rs large q vote as
Robinson. The returns for Mayor are
coming In fast. Ely is elected by large
majority.
RocHEsrER, November 7.-Hayes has
176 majority with two districts in the
18th ward to hear from. The county
gives Hayes 1875 majority with six dis
trics to hear from. In 1872 the city gave
177s Republican majority and the county
3779.
Greene county gives Tilden 1000 ma,
jority; Dem. gain over 700. -
Putnam county gives Hayes 200 major
ity; Dem. gain l69.
Chemung county Tilden 465 majority,
Eleven towns Of Ontario county will
give Lapham, Rep, for Congress, over
10000 majority.
As far as can be ascertained VIM. D.
veeder, Dem, is elected in the Second
District; S. B. Chittenden, Rep, in the
Third, and A. N. Bliss, Dem, in the
Fourth. There are three towns to be
heard from on the electoral ticket, which,
it is believed, will bring Tilden's mai. up
to 10000 in Kings county.
Albany county gives 9,2OO Democratic
majority. The Democrats elect all four
members Of the Assembly and their Con.
gresham in this District.
NEW YORK, November THE 26th
district elects John H. Camp, Republican,
for Congress.
ROCHESTER,, November 7.--DAvy, Re-
publican, for Congress is defeated.
Jefferson county give Hayes 2,lOO ma
jority; = Democratic gain Gl.
Hicock, Rep, is elected to Congress in
the 25th District. Townsend, Rep, is re-
elected TO Congress by about $500 maj.
CoEeREssMES ELECT.
The following are the Congressman
elected in this State:
Republicans-Sth, Anson G. McCook;
1lth, Levi P. Morton: 18th, John h.
Ketcham; 18th, Martin J. Townsend; 18th,
Andrew Williams; 10Th, Amaziah B.
james; 10th, John q. Starin; 2lst, Solo
mon Bundy; 22d, George A. Badgely; 23d,
William ]. Bacon; Gath, William H. Ba.
ker; 18th, Frank Hiscock; 2Gth, John H.
Camp; 28th, Elbridge G. Lapham; 18th,
John D. Wight; Goth, John n. Hunger
ford, 3Oth, John NJ. Davy; 3lst, George G..
Hoskiss; 32d, E. G. Spaulding; 4Sd, Geo.
W. Patterson. Total, 90.
Democrats-1st, Mr.. Covert; ID, James
Cavanaugh; Sd, Thomas s. Dollin; 4th,
Archibald n: Bliss; 9th, Michael Muller;
9th, S. S. Cox; 7th. Anthony Eckhof; 9th,
Fernando Wood; 10Th, Abrams. Hewitt;
l1th, Clarkson y. Potter; 14th, George
NJ. Beebe; 18th, Thomas Fl. Tremper;
10th, J. Quinn. Total, lS.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, November Raleigh city
and townships give Dem. gain OF 100
All points in the State heard from give
Dem. gains. Mecklenburg county, the
home OF Vance, gives Dem. gain Of SOO'
WILMINGTON, November THE re-
turns thus far received show almost uni.
versal Democratic gains. Wilson county
gives Democratic gain Of 400. The In
dications all favor decided Democratic
majority in the State. The Republicans
claim the State by small majority, but
admit It 10 be very close. The Demo-
cras claim the State by 5000 to 10000.
The Star estimates the Democratic ma
iority in the State At 800 10 5000.
RGLEI0H, November 7.-Heavy Demo.
cratic gains are reported from all quar-.
ters. There Is no longer any doubt that
the Democrats have carried the State.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 7.-ORieial re-
turns from all the wards in this city give
a Democratic majority Of l0,099. 10 the
Third Congressional district KinnellS
Dem majority is 5,s21. In the Fourth
district swasmE (Dem.) majority Is over
$500. Returns from every portion OF
the State show Democratic gains.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-suticient
returns have been received from the sew.
eral counties throughout the State to
show that the Democrats have elected the
entire Congressional delegation and car.
ried the State BY large majority. The
majority for TildOn Is estimated at
1900.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, November S.-Ths cleo.
ton is progressing briskly considering
the heavy rain, which is so much needed
that 1t adds an element OF cheerfulnsss.
Partial returns from all parts Of the
State show that Hayes will have from
5000 TO 5000 majority. Eamos and
BallOu, Republican COnsrSsImsn, are
both reelected.
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CHARLHToN, Nov.

Special to the Intellisenoer. Q Hht
The largest vote ever polled by 200 was
cast here to-day. No SPECIAL excitement
and no disturbances. The result will be
about the same as in the State election.
A.
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LOUISIANA:

NEw ORLEANS, November 7-ll:SO
A. M.-Weather clear aud cool. Business
entirely suspended. The election is pro-
gresSing smoothly throughout the city,
and the utmost peace and quiet prevails.
NEw ORLEANS. November 7.-Tho
Democratic State Central Committee has
dispatches claiming 1900 majority In
Clay yborre parish and 1000 majority In
Lincoln parish, q net gain Of over / 200
in the two parishes.
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CENTRAL srArlos, Doddridge Co.


Hayes majority IS, scOtts l3, in this
Democratic gain Of 104 over
the election Of 1872 for President. Will
sons gain is 90 over the election Of 1874
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THE Centennial is to be kept open
unoiFicially after the 10th as long as a
paying attendance Is secured. An extra
period of one week is already guaranteed.
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EIeCtiOnReturns
The Election of Tilden and
Hendricks Conceded.
The Democrats in High Glee.
Now for The Post Offices, &c.
Several Republican congressman
Gained.
The Democrats in High Glee
Now for the Post Offices. &c
WEST VIRGINIA.

PARKERsBURG, Now.
Special to the Intsllisenerr.
Wilson's majority here is l9j Hayes
majority 70. Cooperites PLAYED the deuce
as usual. -- -n--.a S.
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LIrrLEroS, Wetzel Co., November :.
Tilden and Hendricks 70, Hayes and
Wheeler SO, Scott -, Wilson 81; Dem.
gain Of % over the October election.
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IOWA.

CHICAGO, November 7.-ReturnS have
been received from fifteen townships in
Iowa, showing heavy Republican MAORI
ties,
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BuCKHANNoN, November 7.
The Buckhaunon vote Is 55s. Hayes
mai. 1853. The probably maj. Of Upshur
county is4O0. 7A.B, CLARKE.
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New YoRK, November 7.-Assiyed--
Steamer Bolivia, from Glasgow.
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GLovER's GAP, MARION Co., Now.
This precinct gives Tilden 1903 major.
ity. a..
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CLARksBuRG, NOv.7.--Clarks township,
Hayes majority 7s, scotts majurity 81.
Coal township, Tildeu l2S, Wilson l45.
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NEwBuRG, IVA, November !.
Hayes 94l, TiIdsn 81, Republican
gain Of II over the October election.
IxpEpExDEScE, November Z.
Hayes 81, Tilden 81
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MuUSDsvnLE, November 7.-COurt
House, Hayes 269, Tilden l49, Scott 81,
Wilson l46. .Latrobe, Hayes l69, Tilden
l39; Scott 1874, Wilson 1877.
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PlrpMoNr, W. W.v1., November

PIEDMONT, ". VA, November /.
Special to the lntelllgencer:
Piedmont District gives, Tilden $50
Hayes 1876; Dem. majority O..
For Congress, Martin 2G2, LApon 1874
Peter Cooper /. h&
westernport, Nd, gives Tilden 10 ma
jority, PIEDMONT.
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CRANBERRY SUMMIT, Nov. :.
Hayes $50, TiIden 1874, a Republican
gain of9 over the October election.
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Fr Adaato0aI TasTapA Sae Fa.r0 Pags
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EAEMISGroS, MARION Co., ". Va.
%nvpmhar

Tilden and Hendricks 1856, Hayes and
Wheeler ll6. Martin, Dem, for Con-
gress, .1s7, Lamon, Rep, for Congress,
Il5. Democratic majority, 20; Demo
cratic gain OF 81 over the State election,
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Editors IntellIeneGr;
Hancock county majority for Hayes
80; Scott 95. T. R. swASEY.
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CAIRO, Noyember7s
The official vote at this place, Tfldsn's
majority is %, Wilson 8, Cooper II yotes.
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MASNISGroS, Nov. !.

MASNTNGroS, Nov. Z.
Special to the InellIgsncer.
Manniugton township gives Tilden Al
OF majorty. Martin runs 3 ahead.
OPERATOR.
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FArRMoST, November Z. D
The vote at Falrmont is; Hayes sol,
Tilden 2Ol, COoper4. For Congress, La
mon, Rep, 800; Martin, Dem, 2O6.
The vote at PaIatine: Hayes IG0, Til.
den 80, Cooper Is, Lamon 1859, Martin 80.
The vote at RiyesyilIe: Tilden 1852,
Hayes Sc, Martin l59, Lauon SO.
OPERATOR.
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KETsEa, November Ia

Ksyser precinct gives Tilden and Mar.
tin 40 majority.
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SALEM, November ].
Ten Mile District OF Harrison county,
gives Tildsn %, and Wilson 3s Of ma.
inr;tr
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RowLsBuRG, November !.
Rowlesburg gives Hayes l29, Tilden
64; Republican gain of3+. SHOCK.
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BENwooD, November I.
Four hundred and thirty-six votes
were polled here to-day, as follows:
Tildsn 224, Hayes 9lS; Wilson 223, Scott
2lO, Cooper |. No change over October
majority. DAILY.
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a.I PETROLEUM, Nov,7.
This precincts electoral majority, Til
den so, Wilson "A.
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CLAYsvILLE, WooD Co., Nov, :.
The vote in Clay district, as far as heard
from: Tilden ll9, Hayes 81, Wilson 1870,
Scott II, Cooper 9~Sotes.
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FEEMtSeroE, November 2

Special 70 The InEelllsenoer 80
Pennington District, Taylor county
gives the Republican electors l22 major.
ity, Lamon 100 majority. r--rA
FLEMINGToN.
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BURTON, WetIel Co., November :, | (
via Littleton.
This precinct gives Tilden ssS; Hayes
SO. Democratic Congressman Wilson
23S; Republican Congressman Scott 81.
Democratic gain Al. OPERATOR.
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Special to the Intelligence.
The official vote here give Tilden
,naiority Of %, and Wilson 8.
II. B. MCCoLIUM.
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GRAFTON, Nov. :.

Grafton and West Grafton gives a
majority for Hayes Of 1913 and Lamon
126. NJ.
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lr is said that tho French doctors are
becoming very jealous of the succcss OF
foreign, and especially of American
praCtitone who have settled in Paris,
and that they are trying to interfere
with them by appropriate legislation "
Some Of the most famous of the Paris
physicians and surgeons are Americans
10y birth. Dr. RiCOrd is Ballimorcan,
DR.. johnson and DR.. Pratt, both Of
whom were created chcvNlicrs of the
Legion of Honor by the French govern.
ment, are Americans and 40 are the
three be ! known dentists in Paris, DR..
Evans, DR. Preterre aud Dr. Rottcnstein.
All the crowned heads Of Europe have
their teeth pulled out by DR.. Evans, and
the French dentists do not like il at all.
And 30 the French Assembly proposes
0 make law to regulate the practice
of medicine and dental surgery in
France, and particularly the use of the
title OF Doctor" 1t is claimed that
medical diplomas under the present
system are too easily obtained and rec.
ogni1cd, and that some grave scandals
have occurred which tend to bring the
who'll profession into disgrace. 1T is
not denied that the University of Phil
adelphia, says the report to the Assem-
bly,, has its agents in Europe to sell
Diplomas IN d6Scntia." The meaning of
which is that certain bogus diplomas
have been circulated by iorgcrs who
have supplied them to quacks and char.
aians Tor Small consideration" 1t does
not appear exactly what tho terms of
the new law are, but tho doctors seem
very much exercised about it,
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WHEN u Burlington girls father, at n
quarterpast eleven, cautiously entered
the parlor with hat in each hand and
remarked quite firmly: "Mr, Hotcloth
! was just going out to take . snuff OF
air, and thought I'd ask which hat was
yours, no as not to make mistake. u
Young Hotcloth took his arm from the
girls waist, and, as % shade streaked
out ovor his features, he said. "Oh, yes,
Mr. Coldbath, must go down and see
the election.bulletins before they're
taken I'M" and after looking ut the girl
with variegatcd aspect he passed out,
bidding the old man heartfelt good
night, robcd in about MS much feeling
rs champagne headache.
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Dr., SCHLIENANN has made some more
discoveries at Mycenae. In tho tomb
previously explored he has found great
quantity of women's iewelry in gold
and handsomely worked Immediately
after commencing excavations at an al
joining tomb large head of COW in
silver, with immense horns of pure gold,
was found A large girdlc of gold, five
gold vases, and immense golden buttons
Were also found. All these objects are
said to be marvellously worked, Among
other discoveries ar nine silver vases
and numerous swords of bronze, but no
trace Of ironwork.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the London Times
tells story about CosSack captain,
of magnificent physique, who sat down
to dinner with him at recent Seryian
table dhote, His ample dress had a
splendid small sword M sharp IA u
a2or, revolver with sixteen chambers
and two others of similar size He had
two formidable knives, sixteen and
eighteen inches long, and bitterly re.
GREETED not having his rifle with him.
When asked the use of the knives he
laughed, and said Why, to be sure to
scalp tho Turks; we never take Turk
alive. have five hundred Cossncks,
every one has knives, and every Turk
will be scalpcd' His views on matters
generally were equally singular, lie
pitied Turkey which, he said they
would oycrrun in II fortnight, and spolS,
scornrully oIGcrmany, saying that when
Russia had done with Turkey shcwould
invite France to divide Germany be
tween them, The CossocS captain was
quite in earnest, ard was evidently ar
intelligent man, speaking English and
French luently,