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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. December. 5.-Cchon firm; sales Of
haze bales mt II l-lG6E12ac. Flour q shade lr,n-
err with fair export aud home triic demand: super
line western and State. So 10@pF5.40; southern &
shade hrmer; common To fair extra, S5.00Q1S6.6O;
good to choice extra, S6,65GSS.75. Wheat irregu-
lar and unsettled; opening tllieGand firm and clos
Ing lM1c. better, With fair expos deinand aud some
light speculative ,ujry ut s.. 3ltJ 80 for winter
ted western; sI.4CfS14 III for stayer western. Corn
firm, with moderate Export and home-'ra,le demand
56c for new white southern dock. Oats less nc
tive amt without decided ch2ngs In price. Coffee
Rio quiet scarce. and firm. SaInr quiet and I'M
changed; Retired In good Seriaud Ut 1880 l04c.
Molas>cs quiet SeS Orleans scEd ut g. G55Hc. Tor
common 10 choice. Rye unchanged. Tailow firm
ut Silc. for pr me. fahin firms: Iurpentine hrlncr
1t 39Hc. Pork en- icr: mess, L6.S7H. Lard lower;
prime steam, Slo.30@$l0.3Es. Whisky steady at
sl.C0. Freshts dcm.. |ttE
BALTIMORE
| BALTIMORE, December 5.--Fiour firm and UNI
| changed. Wheasaciiye. irn.er, and higher; PENN
| svIvania red, $1.35qsI40; Maryland red good TO
prime, s1.4OG$!4s 8; amber; - @Sl55 white,
western higher; new southern white, Gl (l6I
yellow. 52c Qn5s steady: delnan fiir. Rye steady
/ Provisions quiet aud frlr4 (Ofiet fruit ann mn.
changed, Wnsfcyfirm ut 81 .09,as Sugar dull and
| steady. = ryr Sa3-Ht
CINCINSATL
| CiEcISNkrl, December b.-Fiour II, good de-
red s. .2S@Sf.35. Corn scarce aud firm ear. az
| 614c. she!led, 43Gf4Ic. Oats quiet and hrin:
| Rye strong and4 higher. at SIC. Barley quiet and
| unchanged. Pork steady ut g16. Lard active and
firm steam, $9.90@39 SO kettle. 81 0.aO@Si0.I5.
char ged Green meats steady. Whisky In good de-
mand at 5 1885, Butter qiict and steaay Hogs dull,
weak, and lover: packing grades, 3d. go G$o.35 !;
receipts, 1,7fD heads shipments, $40 head
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Tax rwExTY-SECoND JOINT zEULE.-CoE
CURRENT ACTl0N OF BoTH Houses REQUIRED
TO ABR0uHrE IT, Washington, December
1.-Scrators and members who haFc been
looking into the practices OF Congress Nnce
the Government was founded lind that 1t
has always required the concurrent acton
of the two houses TO abrogate Il joint rule rs
well rs to adoptit. Under the UNIFORM pre-
ccdtnt, therefore, the. tWenty-sccoha loht
rule having been rescinded by DuI one
House is now in force, ana covers, o! course
lie counting OF the electoral Vofe IN Gu
r,l4ry The record Of the two houses also
shows Shat both perfected all OF the iesls!'',
ton Oh the lust session by virtue o. the !ol".
rules which continued in !orce RON t'i ss
preceding Congrcss.-Speci0l dispatch 10
The iHoY'ld.
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!. The Mark Lane Express notices that tie
present autumn in Great Britain has beln
as favorable for agricultural operations as
last year it was,tle reverse. and there L, 4
largely Increased acreage OF wheat sown.
The supply Of Uheatain. country markets
continues, small, and the provincial trade is
firm, at an advance OF a shilling. The same
improvement is noted in American wheat
in Mark Lane. 4 further advance has been
established il corn. II is remarkable that
the characteristic feature OF the season aT-
pears to be that advancing prices fail to at
tract large shipments from American Allan
tic ports, and they say ii it continues they
do not see whence their red wheat is to
come. The famine in Bombay has COIN
pletcy checked shipments from India.
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Gable kilograms from London report the
breaking ont Of revolutions simultaneously
in the city OF Btenos Ayres. and the pro-
vince, OF Entire Rios, Argentine Republic.
On Lie London Stock Exchange Monday
bonds OF the Confederation fell oil 4a to 9
per cent?. indicating confirmation OF the
unsaVorab,e news. Subsequent reports re-
ceivcd 5at London say that the reports OF
the revolutions are greatly exaggerated, and
that the provinces are now quiet, though
still under martial law.
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BLAIxE WANTS. TO PITCu Ex-senator
Blaine was among the most excited and in-
tcrested OF the outsiders, and it seemed rs II
he could hardly restrain himself from Jump
ing in and taking part. lie said that he
would give ten years OF his life 20 he back
in the House. He seems to feel that &iulll-
Gan has been lost or forgotten. Seldom, ii
ever. hes new speaker on The day OF as
Stunning his duties had to undergo Sach an
ordeal rs that which fell upon Mr. Randall
to-day. but he was entirely equal 20 il, and
welded his garel Slif he had been in the
chair all his liie.- Washington special 10
Baitialore Sun. ~ 49, i...k ---.-
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Especial Gispatcli to tln EaltiTnrc SUM-
lIsc Republicans. and tii" Eiecii"ii AL
es4sgpti9n---Es3sSibic Colat is'gcncies.


WASHINGTON. December i-1tepnblican
members say that appearances place them
in a false position By reason OF their oppo-
sition to the resolution OF, 1lr. Hewitt.
They say that they welcome the fullest i'll
ycStiration. but tnat the grievance OF their
orpo>ition was that the resolution, II not
directly. mt least by implication. assumes
the power OF the House, or Of Congress, to
scr,tiniZe and reject the electoral vote OF a
State. This, they say. they VIII
never concede. The Independent Re-
pub,icans. who voted tor thc icSoiu"-
lion, held the same opinion rs their assc-
ciates Oh the subject OF the electoral vote.
hut they hold that the resolution does rot
assume any such power. In consequence Oh
the absence Of Democratic members at con-
tiguous drinkjnS-saloons, instead OF ren@lll-
iur at their posts, the resolution would nave
failed to pass ut the critical moment bat Tor
the support OF the independents RepuOll-
cans. Il is said that tie resolution was
shown to the President by Mf. Hewitt and
received his approval
There is much earnest discussion III po-
litica circles tonight over the possible con-
iinrrncy OF some northern Republican cleo
tor.eas;i.,g his vote for another person than
HAYES. ana thus throwing the election IN
thn Uonsc. Professor Spelye said that he
did not not know but ii he was in the place
81 james Russell Lowell he would cast his
vote Tor Bristow. He dissents from the
| theory that the eicctor is bound to repro
sent the voice Of tue people. He says that
under The Constitution the people have no
direct choice whatever in the ciection OF
| President. and for IN clcctoT TO exercise his
own Judgment would not be an innovation
| but would be in strict accordance WITH DON
tl,c letter and spirit OF the Constitution.
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TaTAI. EAvAGEs OF TIE PIrTlNG-PoX.-
U'inaiDeq, li0miObG,. December 3.-SiX-
teen IcelanGers and fourteen Indians have
died at White Mud River OF smallpox.
Between there and Gimli, distance OF
thirty miles. the diseaseis in every house.
AZ t;imii there were over one hundred cases
aud TWENTY-FIVE deaths. The Government
store!lollSe has been converted INTO hoSp!,
tai, and the patients arc removed 10 IL anu
their dwellings burned. There IS not i
single case in Manitoba yet, OWING 10 INC
quarantine. - fs.sa. -.
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WHAT THE TnDES.f ELECTORS ~ 2LouIsIt-
ANA WILL Do.--As the course OF the Tilden
electors has been a subject % Speculation
may say that it is probable. uIat, having a
clear maj orityiupan the face OF the returns,
and armed with that authority and q certiii-
cafe from Governor MeEnefy, they will
meet Mt the proper tirc.and cast the vote OF
the State Tor Tilden. This action will be
based not only upon the actual vote, but
upon the bold legal position flat the Re-
turning Board has no lawful right TO eau
Yass tiie!count for electors at ALL This right
was denied ut the outset by the Democratic
counsel. in view OF careful and thorough
Stephenson and Judge Trumbull, who con-
cur in the opinion that the Board has no
such right under any State or Federal sta
tute. --Ne,q Orleans special 10 Philadelphia
Times. Il, ~
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Prince Bismarck 5 sentiments, as given in
his address on Friday last at the Parliament
tary dinner, are said to have been greeted
everywhere in Germany with the greatest
satislaction. At Vienna opinion is divided,
wilhelm Hungary there is general agree
ment with the views expressed by Bis
marck. In further account OF his speech
he is reported rs having said that Germany
had purposely rclrained from all interior
cfrG, and had no wish to acquire prestige
by meddirg with other peoples affairs.
She had refused TO mediate or advise " here
She had no intention OF supporting her
counsel BY force. The. tine would come
when the Gisinterestedness OF her policy
would he, generally recognized, and when
European affairs would be adjusted by the
weight which Germany, if her Interest re-
ouired, was able to throw into che balance.
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FIN Al Nc
RICHMOND STOCK ExcaANsiE,

II \ :
TrfspAys Dcccnhtr 81, s7s.b
+ tj asrfs .n Gold.--1 90 I'D. 4 10 asked
saasa consoJs, gGx Sid
y : VjrgfDia interest ceftt
ans. st "a cc
J. fsy Secarui Richmond city ga ii LIZ hi
4. asked; RicaInond city ga, sd asIed: Pefef2
IfSh ~. SIS SO bid Eyntff5ys city s1s Il "a ma
burg g city water S's, I01 biGs NOTION div az
NorfcSk fredericksburg city S,s g2E bic zE 81
"a tsds ter 81, say asked aIansnester Grid
So. 90 asisa ds-e Chesapeake and M
!ta.aToa4 ia n bid asaed yirysa -
s,.d Gslp, and j W Nh
50 .SI: T;rsjs nd a assngssss ssco
me d ~ s a aa q, saa
siIIs Psibs.ei isd mo, gage preferred 6s j. snd
b.. aaI assssi Peter tisrs Railrosd FIST rorfeue]
as. j. and j, e21 i. ID: GrSnge aud AioSanfr1aa
Aa;!road tijr,i mortgage Ss 81. Snd NJ, Nv asked;
Richmond AMI Danyile railroad consolidated e's,
b.. and NJ, G6s old, 10 aske v.
4 ]2ritroan eiSa6cks-K tcin 1pnd AMI Petersburg
Raifsoad, loo pIs, "a bid; kec1mond. fredericks-
burg and Poioinae Railroad CO gfnaon, 90 par, 90
bid: Richmond ersS Danville Railroad, loo par Az
iBasif ytocas.-Sssonaf Rank OF Ssrgsnia, 100
par. IL ~ asked; P;A.s:ers Natioual, 1se par, l15
bid, l2Sa asked. ~ i NJ
z Insnr0rsce Gompa9xsss-yiIg.r FirE zad Ma
rine, go rsr,s 3sk Sid; rstnia Sfasc, 20 par, 27k
bid Yirg.Sst HONE, .SR par, 100 aske& Mer-S
chants and Mechanics. T1D s&r, Blk bid, 95 asked;
Granite Insurance Gon1y aeys 100 por, 80 asked;
Richmond Hse AssociatlofSr:s % par, ] D asked.
csitdEssnc.-Jsme5H iaer and Eahawita Pack-
X, 121SS par, - bid, 10 asSets
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- DEPARTMENT Estimates. The Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day submitted to the
House OF REPRESENTATIVE the estimates OF
appropriations required for the public ser
vice fer;.the fiscal year ending with june,
1873. These ale For Congress, s., 9SS, 250 !;
executive. proper, SIC, 400; Department on
State, 81 1867; Treasury. Department,
rS4G5,2 rs, $50; War Department, S5i,23l,-
355; Navy Department, $3.50, 96S; Int
rior Department, sS3S,sGe To-; Post-Otfices
Departfnent 5000, 647; Department OF
Justice, Sls422, 800; tDepartmenttf Agrlcul-
ture sse a ~ 1ss6 es ;,o Inf foe
1877, and Congress appropriated $47, 100000
less than the total estimates Tor that year.
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;sA large fiye-story brick mill at St. Louis,
Mo-, used for grinding hominy and meal,
in it,; all the gus Jets were burning, and q
rea-liob }heating-stove was dispensing Its
warmth to the establishment. But nothing
took re and nobody was seriously hurt.
The machinery in the mill cost $4,000.
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INTERESTING SuPRENs Court DECISIONS.
ITnShiH0f0n, December 1--Thc Supreme
Court to-day rendered the following dccl-
sions:
Smith ct al. u.s. Gaines; crror to the Cir
cult Court for the district OF Louisiana.
This was IN action. OF. Mrs -byra Clark
Gaines TO make the surcties oi the city oil
New Orleans responsible for the amount OF
The judgment against the city; The Court
held that under the laws OF Louisiana sure
ties on IN appeal-bond operating as Sapey'-
sed03 are liable to ind"lnen: against them
by a summary proceeding. The Judgment
below is Affirmed. .aa
In the case OF Barley cS. Commissioners
OF Madison ana Carroll parishes, Louisiana,
the Court decides that municipal corpora
tions. superseded by new aud different cor
ODrations. cease to exist, and'tlIc Court cam
not compel new corporation 10 perform
the duties Of an extinct one, nor can the
Court order the marshal 10 levy taxes in
these cases, or in any cacsa; unless author
lied by law.
In the case OF Jones rs. Pensacola it is
acid that where municipal corporation is
authorized to take stock in Il railroad, and
issues its obligations III payment, it IS to
that cNtet5z Il private corporation, and its
obligations are secured by all the guaran-
tees which protect an engagement OF private
individuals. When 4 new form Is given to
an old corporation, OF Sucn corporation IS
reOrganiZcd under ncw charter, 1t VIII be
prcsIamed the Legislature intended con-
tinuett existence OF the same corporation.
In che case OF Galloway county, Mo-, Us.
Foster il is decided that where the county
has issued bonds IN aid OF railroad built
upon the route selected by the county, and
has paid the interest and . portion OF the
principal thereof. it is estoppca to deny the
validity OF the beads also that where such
a substitution Is legally made it is imnia.
! tcrial that the bonds were issued at Il !atci
! dlti. tIlan that u the suhscription.
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ssARsNE sSTELEsGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. nEcEasEn 5, 1876.

PORT OF RICHMOND DECEabER ., 1915.
ARRIVED.
Sfcalrer Novelty, Hanes> philadelphia, pig-iron,
Old Doia inlou IRON aud Sait-W orSs.
Schooner Charles T.. ELMER, CorsoE, Boston: Iner-
: Schooner Ashland, Crctphtan, Baltimore. lime,
Chesapeake and Ohio E;.iircad Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bob. Lawrence, New York, nier-
Cleaner j. ". Everii.l, Plat, Philadelphia, nier-
olssndse and aasali.sers, ". 7. Porer agent
an sIen@ss sss!sf ssss hsefs
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford. Norfolk, mere
esnd.e and Mesh
bar ,rrs Se;ross,S, Msissaer, Ackertann & Co.
Schooner kaiie Ranger, Martin, New York, coal.
Et srIoant raf ksts Luea. Boasa New Jersey,
coal Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
CLEARED FOE Tuls. PORT.
Fro,o Livtr,,ool December sd, brig soskunmefeu
s FROM Baltimore December schooner Walter,
sTho,rTs, Fl r2sS., 1879
Isus Eintracht, Musweiek, from Richmond, ar
lived at Falmouth Noyember,a lf. 49,.
schSoner ~ c, shaltx, Thompson, from Rich
" seSoo on ssT n TX. sos Cooper and Crisis
Bowen. we're isaalpg 1t Sea YORK for Richmond
schoonsr star.spang,ed banner. yfniier, from
Richnl ond as Philadelphia December 4tn
NEW YORK, December Arrived ont ssh Fers
Ns; fb1gsnia h2aSaaa Gasaoa
bee, !Laskom,nere, and R.ctupend. 90 .,,,..
s .s pSssaees s siyfs si sssasas sp
Cssh.tr Iiyerpeoi bark Absr SseE Ea. s se,o
yer Ella 81 Watts, Boston, Cleared ba sa sesar
IiyerpooL Sailed: ship l6ScEen, Cork: ior pEasr
bsrl; Awarouti, Cork, for orders.
DISASTERS N S6tEE1FR.
pho rrmef ne vessels belonging to OIL yeri,d t9 or
from ports 10 the United States totally lost
and missing during The past month L 52-Tof wbisx
!, fn,tn and mlSstng. The list
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I'D.
coRN.-ITHite, l,l26 bushels
Flour.
RICHMOND gOBACCoExCHANGE

Fine, 33.5O1iJs75; supertre, So: extra super
sar, 1913; comiGon family. $500; fancy family,
E7GsS7.50. Market dun.
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BY Teiesssssa..

" - = 49,. =. NEW YCsfKN
Jew YORK, T1trennber 5-jsaow, STOCKS dali and
,oatr. Money. spcr cent Goa roSx. Exchange
Lcsg- 4s2; shesr, I4Si. Gp7ernirclss duh, little
doSa- and lower states quiet ara dali; South Caro-
lina's, old, lower: SeHneasec's bssser.
EssSRg.--M onsy easy; oifcrcshG 3. Sterling dull
at 4s2G Gold wea,s: at 10sgGy1G$1. Governments
lowe.fasd unsettie:h States quiet snd nominal.
t3 i'sttH1st iBgLTBioRE.
BAL. faxoaE, Der arsber 5.-yirsihio 6,s, defer.
red III. consos. 6Sxs second seryssy 34tis North
Caroliist Ss, old. IL J;nsw, 8.
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WHOA, JANuARY.-The Washington Re
publican heads an article Us follows.
Treason Rcars its Uead-An Organized
Conspiracy Oil Foot-Assembling OF Con-
gress-Proceedings OF the Sepate-Threat-
cning Speech OF Mr.. Embellishments
Rulings OF Mr.. Tlden's Speaker-Colorado
Ignored as a State, and to be Thrown Oilt
OF the Electoral Coiege-Our Country i'll
Imminent Danger.
Again it says:
Companies \, G, and +, OF the FIRST
United States artillery, arrived IN this city
from Fort Sill last evening. The train
bearing the troops reached the Baltimore
and Potomac depot about O'Clock. The
companies were disembarkcd and marched
ia The arsenal. where they reported to Gen
er1,l Barry. and were assigned to quarters.
The three companies, numbering about TWO
hundred men. are ollicercd by Major Tay-
lor, CAPTAIN McCrca, LicutcnantS Van An
derson. Webster, and Wells, and Surgeon
Powell.
Again:
"What does this attempt TO exclude the
Colorado members mean" asked Rcpub-
lican congressman OF another yesterday.
(" II means revolution" said he. sit means
that the Democratic party, deep down in
the pits. Of their hearts, intend to get he
presidency by diplomacy ii they can, by
force II. they must
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ikit'ftiIWINH I1TVIitITtI
The breaks today comprises So hogsheads, l6
siesces, and 5 10 Sss The offerings Mt auction on
Change were "a rsciiagcs; Of which number So
lwese taken In. ara the remain der Sold at prices
hanging from Sc CD 10 $40.
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By telegraph.
nf9AGfER. =

NM Yas.K, December 5.-'rhe sehaoner Jcnnle
roys Was RIM into by the steamer Lone s'x Dcsee
for New Orleans. fhe schooner MAS towea 70 6lsaNs
send Bend, where s.se new ness OF fssr
The crew WAS saved.
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DILI.HEA Us. ST to $40 pss re'siass q tass.S<
q S nIsrAgt,fI PRlss 81 ny. lsssss
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TIE VACANCY IN Tah. BOARD FILLED.
MONTPELIER, Decembcr 5.-The electors
met to-day and declared that there was =
vacancy in the Board but elected Sol'acc to
iii il, who was swoep in.,
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=. James Russell Lowell, one OF the Repub-
lican electors in Massachusetts, denies q
statement intimating his detection, and says
he win vote for Hayes. Is.
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SURPRISE ~ WASHINGTON At SOME OF THE
PRESIDENTS OMISSIONS IN sIs MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON. December 5.-Some sur
prise is expressed that the President makes
no allusion to the present political situation,
or to atSlirs III the South. The only matter
referred to in any way On the subject Is the
reference to the fears o. the mail.riders and
the eItusion to colored people In connec-
ton sith Santo Domingo.
TEt, BROOKLYN THEATRE II FI.AMES-2XTEN-
sIyELoss OF PROPERTY FEARED. 80.
New YORK, December 8 ,Mdnight.-The
Brooklyn Theatre IS III flames. 1t is feared
that the entire block in which it is located,
corner washington and johnson streets,
will be destroyed. c.s,', x.
..:.l sBoH VERMONT.
MONTPELIER, December 5.-I.ieutenant-
Governor 1rairbapk is out OF danger.
The Republican electors are in secret
CAUCUS to-day. =
TWO MORE GAINS. IDS
C0LIr?-NpIA, S. C., December j.--The Demo
cratic House has gained two more from the
Republican House, with certificates from
fine Roard OF Cunvassers, making siXty-tWo,
and lacking only one OF . constitutional
ouorum. Both houses are IN session also
the Senate.
The troops are being removed and special
constables now supply their place. + Z,
TIE REyoLuTIoN'1N MEXICO,
NEW YORK, December GA dispatch
| from Galveston, published here, says a hie
Grande special to the Galveston Netes says
q courier has just arrived from the interior
| with Information that General Diaz mas oc-
cupied the city OF Mexico, and that feesi,
dent Lcredo and his Ministers lad neg
westward tg .aaE 81
isALE Or THE ATt.ASTA And RICHMOND AIR
I LINE RAILROAD.
| ATLANTA. GA, December 5.-The Atlanta
| and Richmond Airline railroad asssold
to-day ut public sale. 1t was purchased by
| the banaholders OF the road for 81 100000.
/ r, y ~ t,ss.----------- -~ssSs---------
if2tf = gg2s-stz England. 60 s,..l,. !
| re RREsT or BREiSf, THE LOUISVILLE FoRGER.
| LoNpoN, December ,5,-Brept, the Louis
vile iorger,, who was released when the eX-
| tradition failed, has been rearrested. 1t Is
stated that such progress has been made ia
the,new, exhibition treaty as TO warrant tue
English Government in making the arrest.
Pierrepont says he has nothing toisay about
the matter. Brent has been rearrested, btl
they have no further information TO give.
| i i,ag Esl iEU; Turkey. fe.aT
THE CONTEST WITH THE GRAND sTlZlER--ThE
/ SULTAN HAS NOR GIVEN HIS CASTING VOTE,
/ ETC. 4 s+7.zz Z 80 - y s. aSs
" LoNDoS. December s4.-sa dispatch IRON
EYienna to the Times states thai the conten
4 tion between the Gsapd yiigier OF Turkey
and Friedhal Pasfa continsies. The: Sultan
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Is COLUMBIA, S. c., December 5.-state con-
stables have replaced the troops 1.-THE State
House. A large number Of, special sergeants-
.at-ur1ns hive been placed!at the doors OF the
Senate and House. Troops are. still retained
In the State-H House for the purpose OF pro- q,
,tecting the Governor. A sentinel PAGES ID
front of Chalnberlain's door. The Senate