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THE FRAUD or THE CENTURY.
ferry's Voice Trcmbics NJ he Cousuanstss
the stupcndous Wrong.


Tho las. scenes were significant OF tho
dol,lul and uneasy feeling watch has been
Great 4 hy the n'nsumwAtlun % such stupen-
deus wrong. As Ferry rose 10 announce tAe re-
suit pi the count "A voice on the Demo 'ratlr s,de
exclaimed. Come. Democrats let Us not remain
f. IS a. N. 'onsvmmnu"n OF ms niany.
Tnrrslpon all ut q hnkrr's dozen Of the Demo-
crn,s " Ithdrew. Tins movement, which WIS
rpnntal. Ous md wholly uurNle tod, evidently
Il ,ilaor, q + FRY. IL turned pale. hut began
IN "a Arm voice o. annCln'" tnRt Hayes
had I"reNcl "a majority OF all tue votes
east .or President \ VOICE IN the lobby
broke the stlln IS with an oath. ana an
exclamation. You lir;" Ferrys. voice from
md Wheeler duly elected. Tho Same voice
broke in with another oath. whereat Mr.. Ferry
clan ed ncryousy over his shoulder and incon-
tlnonty brought his pr pared speech to a. con
cuslon, ant. almost forgetting u hand tho
gaNc - Randall ID his nervous apprehension.
hurried flpm the Speek"r's chair rs though his
guilty conscience had conJured ul countless
shot guns lrV-lled at HIS heart The nate
followed his rapid lead on, OF III" chamber.
Not "A symptom Of applause greeted the an
nuuureuitnt that the orlnr was cpn-ur.mated.
either from the floor or the few WHO had linz
grrrd in the galleries to u end. In ten min.
ut.s the hall OF the House WAS DIES rtrd, mud
CON yrrssmen and spe tators wendell w"arily
honcwYrd, dis using in quiet mos tii'" N lt-
ing scenes II the dny and the prohahl result OF
the act TO lie two o. eat political parties.
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PREyENTING ~ EPIDEMIC
The stabicmen OF New Work. Protecting their
unr.e. Ax,inst "A Fnlnl UIsense.

Although the ccrcbro-splnal meningitis
has again made Us appearance among the
horses IN Brooklyn stables To 81 IA an extent AS
10 cause some alarm, il has not Jet been serious
ly felt in the stables Of this city. A visit 10 tho
principal horse ear and Stage stables ycsier-
day. showed that thcro were. eight cascs now
under treatment in the stables Of the Fourth
avenu. line, two in those OF the Srfrnlh a,enae
second avenue line and few horses showing
symptoms. OF the d's as ia some Of me Other
stables The stage hOrstr ar" not yet Affected.
In one un-town livery stable there has been "A
fatal cns' and two others are now under trout
ment. There has been no new case within a
two to five weeks ago. and all are NOW doing
well.
the legs CAUSING tho Hnlmuis to stumble. fol-
lowed by rhills and ~ SINS. ana IN some cusrs
tile stable. carbolic acid and chloride of llme
are hoinls freely u- 81 - dlsinoctauis, and tie
horses are being watched with more than usual
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LETTERS ON TIMELY roPrCs.
A Plan for the Keller NJ Wovttnsmen-Mr.
To~nnsen 10 Comptroller Kelly.

DEAR SIR: While the reduction Of salaries
when disproportionate to service rendered, or
In view Of the increase OF the purchasing power
OF money by the contraction OF its volume. may
be Just though harsh TO the offlcehoder. &C.
pecially the judiciary who relate their compen-
sation TO the instant appointments OF life. with
hut little II any remainder on which age aud
dignity may lean 1t is far better TO increase the
revenue OF the State 30 that its public servants
may not he stinted and its workingmen upon
whom tho whole fabric OF government rests may
always have employment
While this problem OF the century can be
solved by distributing the wealth of sovereignty
q Honor The Mayor. attempts in Tie recoin-
mendution that the city reclaim its franchises
in the Department Of light, l respectfully sub;
redu, ton Of both public debt and expense;
BY law no bond OF the city can be issued for
less denomination than i've hundred dollars.
the effect II not the intent OF which is. TO pre-
vent full public competition and thus diminish
the price and increse the rat OF interest OF tho
pubic securities which are monopollzec by
II bonds were issued in small denomina-
tons OF ten, twenty. and atty dollars. drawing
but one-half the present rate OF interest. they
nted in all tho departments OF industry.
This statement Is furnished not on mere ny
pothesis. but on establ shed experiments In
finance AS illustrated in consos and bills oil ex-
Public contractors would be glad TO receive
bond which would be acceptable 10 working.
men. payable in short terms with but little II
any interest.
Tho economical poor would invest their
savings. AMI would be more content with public
securities at lees rate of interest and the state
would be stren-t hcned to the extent vi their
diffusion among the people.
II the city II paying siA per cent interest, and.
10y the issuing Of bonds OF small demon nations.
it IAN be reduced to three per cent. the public
debt would nTuNtlCullN
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DIED.

BEsANT- ON Friday March 2, at the Century C1uh,
Joseph A. Besant Superintendent Of the Club, aged a. 1t
pneumonia
iD O'Clock Masonic ceremonies at the Masonic Tenn
pie, 2jd st. pt2.O 49,.
HALLIGhN.-On Saturday morning, March 3, Ellis
Halgan, widow Of the late Patrick Hallgan. native %
County Down. ireland. aged II years
Her friends and acnuaintances and thnse OF her cons
John and Richard also her daughter Hannah Sloane,
-ncctuy invited 10 attend her funeral Monday,
the 9TH inst. at O'Clock NJ from her late side
" cherry st. thence to CALVARY Cemetery
hOssMAN-On saturday, March 3. susan beloved
wife OF William Mossman. IN the 10Th year Of her
Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late residence, ~ Bank ST. at 4. N Mon
day. March I, thence to woodlawn for intcrment
MAcELEOY.-A solemn Of requiem Months
Mind will I've offered at the Church Of our Lady Mer.
cy, Dcbevoise place, BROOKLYN on Monday. 9th inst al
~ A. W. Tor the repose Of the soul VI the Rev James Mao
Elroy the late pastor The reverend clergy and ends
respectful invited to attend.
McCtILY On Friday, March ?. Miss Maggie McCuliy
The reiauves and friends Of the family are respecuu1
invud TO attend the funeral IRON the residence Of hos
sister Mrs & Reeb ~ Cannon It.. March 4, at O'clock
NOONF. On March 2 Margaret A. Mulry, wife OF Pat
rick NoOne tile 2Sth year her native OF Bally
gar County galway, Ireland.
Relatives friends are respectfully invited to atcni
the funeral sunday, March 4, at2 O'Clock, from her
late residence, lej clinton St
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S. state Of Indiana. >adcr Glasgow Feb is via Larne
lOth
:. Chesapeake, Mangam. Portland
- Nut stream. Govt 10. Charleston
~ AlhtmArlr, tlhhs. ives Del
ship A"NHdn. kfN.rr. bremen Jan ~.
Ship carl. Book mann. Bremen bee l0
huk Marie. Ininstonr 81 Martins.
Brig FL .lN, Hansen Bchlc, llund.
Marx L whitney, AplNtr. London
BARK Lady Gertrude Nerpoy, colombo sept ~, Via
AhpfA oct ~.
Sihr l. Richardson. watts, Mltanlas
Also. tht usIti risrr ant cut,iWt,s ,"-ssls
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MlRHIED.

O'NErrI-BAKER-On Tue day, Feb n, az the re-
dence d the brides parents hy the Rev. Turncr
And the Rev. Summervilie, Henry ONein 70 Mamie
e. Baker, both at this city.
UNDERwO OD-PIzzALA-- PeQuannock. ~ j., Feb.
rs at residence OF T. BOokhout ESQ., by the Rev j.
II Whitehead warren j. Undcrwood " d, Of Akron,
ohio to Frances e. Pi<aa, daughter Of the Late Henry
xg N
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Murder In the Fir., Degree.

Oswrco. March 3.-The trial Of NATHAN O.
Crcruh, al Tor Wandering his vile on Oob,r - le'' M
the towuu orwell. Uswr.o county. was concluded TO
dHN. l Iury hlu4,nt IA verbal O sd9 40. murder
IN lie do.
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Spttiul llotit.s.

THIS WEEK WE OFFER BARGAINS
In desirable buut- iadie. wear Cork sol" button
gaitrt, closing fJi former plce ~ Pebble goat hut
ton boot 81 30 odds aud ends vt different lines closing
NJ any price " MAKE room tor tprng goods
klNLEY'S Shoe Department,
Broadway and 9th 81
$3.50, WORTH so, gcntencns silk hats; nns
Derby. SlNt worm 81 10 New Church st, W stairs
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with nausea. married ladies should use the
burr.t nn-i ..I,Nli" anudnl, Mik oi Masnesia.-
Az,
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NIRINH INrELLIGENCE

HiSiArrRT ALNASAc-rius pAY
Sun d ~ sun t. iA MOuu Sc q morn
iIsu wstfk-fius nay.
Sandy Hook. IL ~ GOV island ~ - Hell Gate, 10
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Use Dimes 1aster~- COT Liver Oh, VIII, Linn,
amt Nild Cher). Sold - dl"st'ss' p'lol Ao"Np
ado.
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puIIAnEI.pnA. Mar 3.-WilAam j. Morris
AWrllknuNn merchant here b. dead
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A.-Gents' Dress Hats, Sp,ins st,ics, ready.
. - Il IliD.,. A. L..NLNMalA, rs H1.4au s~, B.. 90
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CAnN r' iCrNAN AiK.,hUev. Conn, Mrreh 3
d. &C.,. - & jonas, N,.sen Ii carr and hs.cn d
man ~ -Alis.
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KNOWS Srur. Uatl. Iu-t uui af.i Hi' f.. ln' h'
AM ..lc at ~ hi',dNa' and luh Avenue hHi'.
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Gtioicus noiit,s.


AMETIftN IEMPIHANtE UNION, Large
n 1fafl 'Iun.-f Iriuu-1lt. t|lat uuu al 8 i-'arp.
TIE we'll known abilities o th~ gentleman should secure
iIu crowded house, SiuglWt ht tH DRAFTED IprtnO.
Miss A Root whose late concerts Tor the pOOr were
such a success All are welcome. - -
J. y. CoSNLs. secretary. J. b GIBBS President
MEXICAN FREE CHURCU, University
n building, Washington -quatr.-lhe Kew &. Y Me-
Carthy pastor will preach til, morning at II o'clock
subject Divine Humanity No 2. AMI this evening AZ
30. Tile Hereafter ia ileaNtn or Hell. which, No
Sunday school and Ministers Aiu Bible Class at94a
ATCLTRNONTA AVENUE Universalst church
n III ookyn the ltcv H. u NAc PASTOR will preach at
lts 4 VI upon Morality wihnut r. liaiun aud Religion
without Morality" At "a l.. ". Mr. NNc Vii give the
hrsto n,e lectures dennin. the doctrines vi the Uni
vcrsali.t Church.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Brooklyn Tho Rev.
IA Fred Ic, the Singing pfca,ner today at 10 70 A. NJ
Evening subject" Great Expectations. and the Dsap-
puintni, Mt"
At wILLETT STREET NEruODIsT
viii preach to-day at oi VI. aud at T. NJ ON " King
Asripna eprcsO ntauve Man-COn,inced but not Per.
suaded.'
A NGIO-A AMERICAN FREE CIuRCu OF
n - btor-c tie NartNf k'N. ~ ". hfamcf minister
in charge West I'm 4, corner % NaNerlcy place sun
day services. 10 80 A. VI aud 30 + VI.
A NTuON MEMORIAL GNU CIi, ish It,
hw,.t u dih hN, tie Rev h ll,u,r NcWtun, Rector =
Even sons att 40 r. NJ special service Vi SONG, with
sermon.
AT THE SPRING sTRErr PRESBYTERIAN
course 1u ." 4 NcW Topic
A RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE j. held a, tn.
"a Harvard Rooms Reservoir Park. sunday at 80 and
7 50 CLOCK.
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Fifty per cont, saved By using II gsIas's Ger
man LAuldr ) so"p.- Air
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u Operates Ilke Magic. WIS., 'N ,
uiiiu- SYRUP. Cot .l. fNll INit. as l4 i.l
. 4l.0 4illu .l4ul.. ttllas stlI ..t..N
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lie QuaiIct1.

Chicago Times: Mr.. George Il.
Wright, the great American quail
mssticator, began his performance OF
eating forty quail In as many consecu-
tive days, in accordance with the
terms of the bet recorded in the Times
OF yesterday, at the Tivoli garden. The
hour selected is at one o'clock in the
afternoon, and quite a crowd visited
the first exhibition. A well-known
Tribune man cheered Mr.. Wright in
his effort, audit Is said, Joe Medtill put
up one hundred dollars on the somsch
of his employee. Mr.. George Everhart,
the gentleman who bet against Mr..
Wright's appetite, begins to feel
alarmed, as the young cdrniUo'e ate a
huge chunk of roast beef, half bushel
of potatoes, dozen onions, aud two
heads of cabbage with the quail yes
terday. II this thing continues the
Tivoli people will have to raise the
price of their provisions.
The performance will be repeated
to-day at the same hour. MIR. Wright
will be remembered by the sporting
public as the gastropomical performer
who recently ate one hundred rats In
as many consecutive nights In Paris.
Such man Is hard to beat.
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ELECTION FRAUD.

one Thousand Votes charged 10 Have
been AbA,racied from ihe IbcryiiIe.
La, BOSes In tue Congressional
Race Creature OF kellogg the
Principal.
NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-THE
Times says that reports which have
been current for weeks past OF crook
edness In the Darrall.Acklen contest
In the third congressional district have
At last developed into something more
detnlte than mere rumors. The United
States district attorney has filed Grim
inal Information In the United States
circuit court against George h. Loud,
charging him with inducing an oiii-
Ger, by illegal means, 10 violate his
duty Ia regard to "A certificate rs TO the
true result of the election In the par
ish OF lberville for representative In
congress In the third congressional
district lt seems, according 10 the
evidence on which the information II
based, that George b, Loud was in
sIrumental in having about one thou.
sand ballots on which was the name
Of Darrell distracted from the boxes
in the parish OF Iberville, and about
that number with the name OF Acklen
upon them placed in the boxes, thus
changing the result OF the election. IL
is claimed that this change was dis
covered when the ballots We're re-
counted, under the order OF the con-
gressional committee, to take testi-
mony. Two or three of the parties,
who, 1t is said, assisted in the transact
ton, have made statements Of the
part which they took In 1t. Loud was
under Kellogg's administration super>
intendent OF education.
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New YORK, December ia great
sale of 5943 cases OF bleached goods
took place here to-day. The goods
sold were deliverable either in New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston
or Providence, and the goods offered
embraced the entire stock OF Ions
dale, Blackstone and Hope bleached
cotton on hand this day in all markets,
and at all other places. Among the
houses represented were several in
Baltimore and Philadelphia. The
bidding was extremely brisk and
prices attained were considered good.
The sale realized over 100000. Ions
dale averaged 81 cents, good Black
stone a fraction over 4! cents, and
Hope fraction over II cents.
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raso,
moon Associated Press Report,l
WASHINGTON, December Este.
phens, OF Georgia, introduced u bill
revealing the iron.Clad oath.
The house has under consideration
the Colorado conttste election case.
The committee on foreign affairs
agreed TO report u bill for distributing
Mexican awards for all claims allow.
ed, except the Wiel aud La A0ra
claims, which are held for investiga-
ton.
Tue house committee on the Pacific
railroad, by vote Of six to four, re-
fused tn excuse Governor Throckmor-
ton from serving as chairman, Vice
Potter, resigned. He will take his
place at the foot Of the committee.
Iu the senate great portion OF the
morning hour was again taken up in
the presentation Of petitions for the
appointment OF II commission to in-
quire into the alcoholic aud liquor
traffic, and favoring the Sixteenth
amendment to the constitution of the
United States, to secure female suffrage
and against any legislation concerning
revision of tariff duties until after OIL
cial inquiry as to the business indus,
tries of the country. All are referred
to appropriate committees.
Half "A dozen northern p0stmasters
were nominated. 1t is almost certain
thUt the nomination of Potts, as post
master at Petersburg, Virginia, will
not be reached until after recess.
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The POstOnce.

Perhaps 1t would save considerable
misapprehension IL the authorities In
the postoffice would act ON the sugges-
ton of one of The HERALD's cores
pondents and announce tbs detention
or non-arrival of the mails on bulle.
tin board erected In a conspicuous
place. 1t is rather tough for man to
wait two or three hours for his turn al
the window and then be told that the
mail has not arrived. We trust the
postmaster will look into this matter
little and see IL 1t wont save hin,
trouble as we'll as the public.
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FRENCH POLITICS.
All annshoPs in Paris CLOSED, ana
Foreigners Leaving Threatened Inl.
peachment az MAemahOn.

A"s'shh'sa A'NNtNH AnNohNeuou Nul
parchment 81 Maenahon.
Moon Associated Press Ropor.l
PARIS, December u. There Ia noth-
Ing definite about the new cabinet vet.
The Dix MELVILLE Steele speaks OF
the possibility OF President MaoAla.
hons Impeachment on several grounds.
The clerical organ, the Defense, says
lhe aenAte's refusal 10 sanction the dis
solution would release President Mac
Mhhon nom his promisea, and leave
him free 20 retire. The Defense, how
ever, hopes President MacMahon will
not DO eager 10 Belize such AN opportu.
nifty, and thinks his devotion to the
country will suggest TO him loftler
aud ilrmer resolution.
The new ministry held council, but
failed to agree on programme.
The troops In Paris aud Versailles
are confined 10 their barracks.
LONDON, December 10. The Stand
ards Paris epecial says II IL difficult To
describe the intense feeling OF uneasl.
ness and apprehension that prevails.
In accordance with orders from the
ministry OF the Interior, all gun shops
In Paris have shut up. No outward
symptom OF agitation is making such
precautions necessary. Some foreign
ers are leaving Paris. President Mac
Mahon still believes he has the sup
port OF n majority of the senate. II 10
the firm belief otthose who know him
best, that II the senate refuses second
dissolution OF the chamber of deputies,
and urges him TO make overtures to
the left, he will comply.
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Tney suspect Unfairness

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., December ia
meeting of the creditors Of A. Il w.
Sprague, representing S4,25c,O in.
debtedness, was held to-day to take ac-
ton to protect and secure their
rights. An association was formed for
this purpose, and an executive COM
mittee chosen, who were instructed ia
take steps 10 protect the creditors.
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IsNrnOIlnI.

Colonel 5. Il. Austin, of Louisville,
Kentucky, is at the Windsor.
Mr., Whit Wascom is in the city and
has rooms at the Windsor.
q. w. Floyd, southwestern passen-
ger agent OF the Memphis and Louis
vile railroad, is at the Windsor.
Colonel Noble, general superintend-
ent of the Texas and Pacific, arrived
in the city yesterday, and is CHARTERED
at the Windsor hotel.
Our friend, Mr.. Il. III. HALEY, of
Corsicana, paid THE HERALD office q
pleasant visit last evening.
NJ. +. bearing, superintendent of
the Denison Herald job rooms, was In
the city last night, an invited guest OF
the b. b. Club reception Mt the Wind
sor.
The Right Reverend Alex. c. Gar
ret DID,, LII, d., bishop of this do.
cese, returned home Tuesday after an
extended tour north, during which he
attended the general convention in
Boston. The bishops many sincerely
attached friends will welcome him
home very warmly.
The following prominent railroad
men are at the Windsor: T.. X. Slbley,
general freight agent of the st. Louis
and Iron Mountain railroad; w. III.
Newman, general freight agent of the
Texas and Pacific railroad, and j.. l..
Dudley. division superintendent Of the
st. Louis and Iron Mountain railroad.
Manager Elkin left for Fort Worth
yesterday afternoon, where he goes to
play the Dillon company. He will
stop the troupe for one night on a re-
turn visit to the city, the 18th. This
will be the last dramatic performance
at the operahouse this year. The sea-
son so far hiss proved busy one for
Max, and during the time he has
brought some excellent companies to
Texas.
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RUNAWAY TEAMS.

A Lively Runaway ON Ross Avenue
Also ono on Elm and Main streets.
About dark yesterday six teams, five
of the wagons loaded witli'cotton and
one empty, belonging to MIR. j. Nj.
Donald, of Denton county, arrived In
the city. AS they We're passing along
| Ross avenue, the team attached to the
empty wagon became frightened at a
passing street car on the San Jacinto
line and ran away. The driver, Ger
man named Jacob Hermann, was
thrown to the ground, one Of their
wheels passing over him. In the
fright the horses ran against the team
driven by Mr.. Donald, causing his
horses to run against the street car,
and also throwing Mr.. ID. from his seat,
but fortunately he received no injuries.
The horses attached to the empty wag-
on then continued their flight for o
considerable distance, when they were
stopped. Mr.. d. regained his feet In
time to stop the second runaway
before they had gone but "a short
distance. After arriving at the Cali
fornia wagon yard, Mr.. Donald and a
couple OF the Transfers went back to
Ross avenue to look for Hermann, the
injured driver, who they think is bad>
ly hurt When our reporter left they
had not returned.
About ten o'clock yesterday morn
ing another exciting runaway occur
red, the team starting from point
near the Union depot. The horses
ran down Elm short distance when
the coupling broke, and then they
turned into Main making in the direc.
ton OF the river at blinking pace,
Opposite the fremont house they ran
into the express wagon Of Mr.. Kelly
smashing it considerably. Another
vehicle near was struck and over
turned receiving considerable damage
When in front of the new building
near the Lamar hotel the Animal
broke loose from the wagon and KEEP
on their speedy way. They wer'
stopped on Court square.
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TURCo.RUssIAN WAR.
The CHar hetuEns OHman Pasba'H
sword 10 Hin Ne y Recognition ~
IIis bTavery-furkey VIII Continue
tho War 90 the Last.
Moon Asaoolatod proaa IIoportJ

tho War "a the Last,
Moon Associated Press ReportI
BUCHAREST, December II, The sor-
tic In front OF plevna was solely
prompted by tho entire failure OF pro-
visions. Osman pasha crossed the rlv-
or Vid, attacked and took Fort Dolni
EtrOpOljl. The Russians and ROuma.
mans were hurried up from Snsarla
and BukOva. After the terrible car
mage, 0sman attempted TO re'enter
Plevna, but II had meanwhile
been occupied by the Roumanians and
Russians from Grivt2a. Osman, on
finding himself thus surrounded, al
though wounded In the foot, personal.
~ conducted the negotiations for the
surrender He expressly announced
that he surrendered Internationally
TO the emperor:
LONDON, December IL, The estl-
mates of the number OF Turks cap
tured at Plevna, telegraphed from ST
Petersburg last night, as being 10000,
exclusive Of 20, 900 sick and wounded,
are worthless, as there are no better
means OF estimating the number there
than here. The Vienna Corresponds
ent OF the Times, after u careful sur
vey OF operations about Plovna, since
July, with the variOns losses and re-
Inducements, arrives at the conclu-
sion that Osman pasha surrendered
less than thirty thousand men alto.
gether,
CoNsrANTINoPLE, December Ia
The fall of Plevna IL officially an.
nounced here. Mehemet Ali has been
removed from his command and re.
placed by Chakta paeha.
A council OF state has decided to up.
point three christian governors OF
provinces.
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IL Ditin't work.

New YORK, December l2.-In the
test case Judge Davis announced his
decision to day in the matter of the
habeas corpus to procure the release OF
the arrested bar tender, August vii.
liamtroch, for violating the excise
laws. He said that after giving the
case the most careful consideration in
his power he had come to the conclu.
sion to dismiss the writ, and remanded
the prisoner to Jail.