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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22
MUZZLlNG THE PRESS.

The proceedings instituted yesterday
in the District of Columbia against Don
PIATT places the Administration IN q
very ridiculous light Don PIATT de
nies IN a card that he intended, even by
implication, to encourage assassination
and whatever else appeared in the arti'
Gle, howey er absurd it may seem TO some
people. was what he had perfect right
TO say if he saw proper. If an editor
wants to preach communism or reVolu,
ton, be has q perfect right to do SO rs
long as he can get anybody to
buy his paper, since if he can
persuade m.jority Of his fe--
low citizens to his way OF thinking
their will becomes the law Of the land.
The truesl safeguard against pernicious
doctrine is the good sense of the people,
and when the rulers undertake to decide
what is political heresy, then the people
must sbdicste all pretense to selt.g 1vern.
ment. Tie New York Wortt speaking
in reference to the threatened prosecu-
ton of Don PIATr says:
"Such articles as the leader in the
CdpitaL would be regarded as the raw
ings of a madman in healthy condition
OF society, ard the Republican politicians
would not feel sensitive rs to Its effects II
the charges on which is based the pop
ular indignation it appeals to were not
true. They trembe Tor fear o.
it's influence simply because they
know their own guilt. They are aware
ths. they have pIuudered the co1nIry Tor
years, and finally captured the Presden-
CIV by fraud. and the terse declaration
that ''if there Is law for fraud there Is
reason for violence" has sinister mean
ing in their eyes. They have committed
great wrongs, and they feel that they
cannot expect to escape retributlon In
some shape. The Democratic party has
elec, ed to pursue its vengeance by peace
ful and constitutional methods; but un-
doubtedly the indignation which breaks
out in such an EDITORIAL as that pub
lished in the Capital, is fermenting
in the hearts of hundreds of individuals,
and msy find expression IN deeds OF
violence where 1t cannot escape IN
printers ink. There will not be any or
ganized attempt at revolution without
further provocatioD, but it would be idle
TO deny that there Is danger OF single
terrible crimes. The very presence OF
Lsurpers among q people accustomed to
freedom, sometimes turns even lunatics
into asssssins, as in the Packard case in
New Orleans"
The indecent haste made by the Re-
publican leaders TO put a lock on Don
PIArr's mouth is the surest evidence of
consciousness OF their guilt. "The
wicked fee when no man pursueth."
If they expect, by the promptness
with which they undertake this prosecu.
tion, to terriiy the press into silence con-
cerning their crimes, they sro grIevously
in error. Ii they WAX impudent and
attempt TO destroy free speech and free
press, they will awaken lion whose
roar will disturb their dreams more than
Don PIArT's editorial. The patience OF
the peo lie has stretched well, but it may
give way at last when too sorely tried.
The prosecution places the Republican
leaders IN a ridiculous attitude, and gives
Don PIATT the notorlety and advertise
ment he Was courting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22
Louisiana Invesiig .tIon.

WAsHIsGroS, February 2l.-At to-
dsy'. session of the Serste SUB Commit
zee on Louisiana affairs, Senator Howe
pres ding, Mr.. Ho'o Secretary OF St4te
OF LouisiASs, was present with large
psckirg case and comnlodious carpet hsg
containing the returns Of tveuty-.wo
challenged parishes, together with papers
and sffidavits attached thereto. TIE
committee room vas cleared OF all eI-
cept reporters ard two COUNSEL on each
side, and the box vas opened. After
some DISCUSSION, it wm finally agreed
{ ha, for the purpose Of facilitating the Ell
animation, the papers be referred te the
counsel who will schedule all the paper:
belons ing 70 each parish for the commit.
mit,ee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

4 SPECIAL from Washington to the
Chicago Times states that Mr.. LANAI OF
Mississippi, in al interview, says that he
s.errlbly ssddened and depressed by the
rsgl,. but that right subyersed Is pre-
:e-sb.e position to wrong triumphant. II
,as. te, he hopes sincerely, the proud po-
,;iou OF the Democracy 10 wait and scorn
re houors won so ignobly. The time
Vii come with patient waiting when
s.: sealing and right must win. What
as as;esre;s most in the decision is its effect
-P5l he Young men OF the country, In
Aa:.rs them with the strocious belief
a. nothing but corruption and chI-
g,ne'y can succeed in puolic life. He
:4.aas that to them this belief must
r..ss Up sIl honorable avenues 10 tams
AZ honor.
NJ LAMARIs correct in the last propo-
.;gn |; the result be in favor Of
HAYES sud thst result submitted 10 and
HAYES iususurs;ed, the effect will be
earthly demorslizlng. However much
APs':zan press may urge that the ma
5'.:y O.. the Commission is constituted
81. len Of character and hitherto spot
- fePu;s;ions, ye, the fact Is patent
'aA' whatever motives may have infu-
-2lel them 10 coming TO such deter
-.asAor, ": the result is the work OF
''Al1 and is no, in accord with the truth.
S-Qg1>e i be admitted that the eight
members Of the Commission are sble
AN!e's and men of high stand
~s does that remove the plain
NJ 'na; Democratic majority Of up.
'Nls OF ten thousand in the State Of
-sians wss wiped out by Returning
0'Ni aud the electoral vote OF the State
gwen % the minority candidate. That
''N most stupendous fraud not even
lie eiiietes; Republican will deny. The
Az 'Phiiiog technichslI,ies of the legal
profession Is not sufficient to convince
'9s people tbs, wrong can be made right
q! Ahy such devices. The effect Of the
-N1'lon Of this Commission will be to
IMPRESS upon the young men of the
01afy The belief tbs, nothing bu,
-NAne'y and corruption can succeed in
f-'"c life, and as suggested by Mr..
LANAI, all honorable avenues to fame
honor must be closed, and the
no!es for political office be left 10
- reckless and unscrupulous.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22
7I0rSE r.


The House met ~ 10 clock, but full
hour was consumed in ascertsining
whether there was quorum present,
and the reading OF the testimony 10 sus-
tain the objection made yesterday,
against tie electoral vote uf r. N. Dag
gett, Of Nevsds.
Mr. Springer, who made the objection,
offered resolution that the vote be
counted, and explained that sn error had
been made in describing the Office held
b, Daeget, as that OF United States
commissioner while the testimony showed
that he held the Office OF clerk OF the
United States Court.
After q number OF speeches OF DO
special importance we're made, vote
wss taken on Mr.. Spripger's resolution,
that the vote Of Daggett be couated, and
II was agreed 70 without division.
The Senste was then notified that the
House vas ready 70 continue the count,
and the two bodies met in joint session.
Joint Conventio-.
Atll:45 The Senate and House met in
Joint convention.
The presiding off ,er having called the
meeting 10 order and directed the read
ing Of the resolutions Of each House In
favor Of counting the votes OF Nevada,
the teller then announced that Nevada
bid cast three votes Tor Hayes and
Wheeler.
Then followed in succession the State
Of New Hampshire, with FIVE voie- for
hayes and W heeIer; New Jersey, uine
votes for TIlden and Hendricks, New
York, thirty Eve votes for Tilden and
Hsnd ricks; North Carolina, ten votes for
Tllden and Hendricks; OHIO, twenty-five
vo,e for Hsye and Wheeler.
The presiding officer nov opened and
handed 70 the teller q certificate received
from Oregon. Il wss read by Mr.. Stone,
and proved - be toe sworn certificates
Of the three Hayes electors, Cartwright,
Odell and Watis, executed before no
tary pablo.
The papers cort tain al the statements
and duings OF the three electors, the
resignation Of Watts As pos;master, his
subsequent choice by the Other two cleo
.ors, the original ballots cas: BY the three
electors, &c They we're read IN full
The presiding officer then handed 70
the .elelrs, he csr:iecstss OF the three
rivsl electors, Cronin, Miller and Parker,
sutbentica.sd by The siguaiares Of the
Governor and Secretary Of State, wiih
the seal OF toe State attached thereto,
which certificate gIve two vote 70
Hayes and " beeler and one vote 70
| TIlden and Hsr bricks
Sens,or Mitchell presented ob3sctlcns
70 the certificates Of xcssrs. Cronin, MI
Ter and Psrxer, of Greg N, On The ground;
Firt-Bec.ose heithsr Of SAID ferson,
VA ever appointed electIr By the Stat
Of Orego, in any manner Whatever.
second Because il appears from it'
records and papers ocatsinsd In and a.
taehed 20 the cer:Ifca:es Of w. a. Odsll
J. q. Csrtvrighi and james w. Ws;,s
,ha; they we're duly appointed s'ecsor'
and cast their voea - s1cn-
Third-Bsssass IL dos s0s spPsai
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

Nix TlLDEN very promptly repudistes
.ie action Of the Congressional Commit
.se IN sgreciRg not to go INTO an inyes-
,.aaol of the bank accounts Of the par
= maasgers. He talks like an honest
n,r. conscious Cf having done no
wrong, sud wants all his transactions in
,-,,lgsied l. there be the least suspicion
= snything improper ON his part. DE
re; not pr pose to be made a screen for
Z,cH CHANpLGR's rsscality. SO now
r: ,as committees 90 on with the inves
cations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

Al evidence of how far we are drift.
~ into despotisn may be found in
ne tsct ,ha, the government refused to
,s,njt celebration of the birthday OF
"a immortal WAsHISGroN in one of
,e princiesl cities of the Union. o
T,npord . NoreS'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22
SEALED RRVP0sALs.


CrTT CLkEkt OTyrcK. I
wHEELIsS. W. VA. Fs,. y. Issl.
sesies Pyopo ais VII be received st The
once Of the Cit tsrk aAul topuAy.
y arch s D77, ~ oicl lex ,. n, Dor iafnlsb-
inx the CITY sstsr work, Cierks once,
Len p Ard Hose ho1se- m .ssn oosi.
haak, delivered st The Water Works. and
ar oas year. beg pbioR On the Isf dsy Of
A pill. Iss. ,psym<nt - 20 oe nsce nonfhIy.
The conszc 10 6 We bond .sd gs,d
securfty tof the "a q ment of ths con fsef-
The bids % be endOo ed ~sof Coef tor
wsssr W ogka. . and addressed % the Cnair-
Enaa Of ths Coma ittfe oE - star 0rha
ALEX UPDk9kAyY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

SOLOMON probably first conceived the
%. Of an Electoral Commission. In
Ecc,e,iastes, chapter xi, verse 2, we fad
ne authority:
Gives portion to seven and also to
a,rh,, for thou knowest not what evil
ISL be upon the earth"
!ccordins to this authority the seven
s.y entitled to Oregon, as the eight have
-u,l the others. But the trouble is
80, Justice BRADLEY is not familiar
attn The authority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

OUR first impulse was to write some
hing appropriate to the birthday OF our
.,yrtrys father. But upon reflection
- ind il would be dishonor to the
rsmory of the grand old chleftsin to
a his name in connection with that OF
,,.yrH BRADLEY, so we tsrbesr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

TaE Wheeling REGISTER wants to
IND "a Republican who can look YOU 10
ne fsce aud say that be believes in the
honesty of his heart that Hayes was en-
titled /. the vote of Louisiana" The
REGISTER would do well to provide
rl,s.; with lantern and become the
Mogene. IN American politics.-Batti-
mJre Gl:stte.
The work would be harder than that
i,ae o.d Greek philosopher, So We will
,s:.e down on WELLS and BRADLEY IS
specimen: Q: Republican honesty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

John Rsmps. Who stole 5000 from
the expires. company, st Syracuse, New
York, last November, has been captured
at Santa Fe. New Mexico, BY the Rocky
Mountain Detective Association Of Den
ve1.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

cv> BgcKLEY, the Oldest living
,,s.s Of West Point, will read Wash
TON. Farewell Address to-day in the
ii,y.a Of Delegates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

Tax appropriation bill has been pass
., hv the Legislature, so whether we
,,.s sn adjourned session or not the
~b.sI. of government will be oiled for
.ba nex. two years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22
CRY CLERx's oygTcI,

CITY CLEKxs OygfcL, 4
wHEELIso, ". Va. y b. ~ isTT.
Sealed Proposals will be received st the
once Of toe City Clerk uati Monday
March S, R75, al o'e eek y. ~, Or The
n Eking and delivering o. ali CsssIl - the
C1iy Of Hhssii,z may vaDt Tor one rear.
eIcspI Water Pips, stop Coeks and FIRE
Pluxs. Blds 20 - .nsorssf "PToya-sIs .
Caslinxs for .bs cIty," !" add addl. sss&s ~ tte
hartman Of The Comm iites on Water
WORKS ALEX UPDE6RAfF.
i.h1 Gt, Cisrh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

st'heeline 2e9ister.
caId closed yseterddy at lO43

-, ,o,oHsr to-day WrA be partly
l. ,,,b south TO ,oest aoinds, and
arr TEN psrdfHr>.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

The Oregon has been reached ana
:, bs. been crossed the agony will
- over.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

ri, Joe Bradley, no. no, no,
wns,made you fool our fe'lers so'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

WAS sshiugton peer or vasss''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

Two more days of legislation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

!. Doy PtArr peer or a vssssl?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-22

WnurSGroS's Birth Day.
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

TCsnesadei on Fourth Page.l
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Eyeuing 1tsssSs-


The House Immediately 90 re-sssem.
bling vent into committee Of the Whole,
M Baekner 10 the chair. on the sundry
eivil appropriation bill.
M B4lford moved 70 increase the sp
propristion for the survey o. p1bsic
lands from $4,000 20 $4,000. and
spoke in support Of hIs susndns1t- AZ
Ter eoasidsrnble discuz<ioa II vas re-
jeessd-
Mr.. Bedford th &c moved 10 f1 The s1ra
at $4,000.
A lpsg time vs Consumed in sndesv-
oring 20 dad il there sa . esorun
present. Mr.. Holman trying 10 elect q
ccmprotniss 90 500 600 and Nr. LAss
re;sciing the proposition. After tvo roll
calk the committee roe and shs Hooss
took . recess sin 70 MORROW.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-07


brought IN, the certificate from A.b,m.
taken out, handed to the Tellers. ana -,
them read in extsns0, the result being that Tldos
and Hendricks had received the tSl, Elrcto,sanl
votes. he certificate was compared WITH ~
duplicate received by mail ana der lared n ' rs
correct. The rame ceremony wac observed is
reference to California, whose six votes we,s
counted for Hayes and Wheeler. Then followad
Colorado with three votes for Hayes and WheeIs,u.
Come ctcut with six votee for Tilden and Nan,
dricks and Delaware with three votes for Tilden
and Hendricks Then Florida was reached Tba
reading OF the nrst certificate showed four votes
for Hayes and Wheeler then another certifeass
showed four votes for Tilden and Hendricks. Ths
former was authenticated by Gov Stearns ana
the latter by Attorney General Cooke Stil an.
othei certificate was read, signed by Drew, ana
received on the 3lst Of January. aufhenticatinc
the act OF the Electors who yo ed for Tilden ana
Hendricks. Objections being made 10 ths
count Of the Florida vote, the Certificate
and accompanying papers, together with the
objections, were ordered to be transmitted to ms
Electoral College Commission for judgment and
decision. The Senate then withdrew The Elec.
toral College Commission assembled in The Su
preme Court room directly after the Senate haa
retired. Counsel, headed by Messrs. Field and
Eyarts, were present. The papers in the Florida
case were ordered printed. After dis cn.sion
upon the order of procedure, the public sitting of
the Commission was adjourned until Feb 3. The
Commission then remained for private consult.
tion, and soon after adjourned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-07
solIowu.: in che Senate, twenty-s,1 Demo

Follows: In the Senate, twenty-six Demo
Gratis and twenty.one Republicans voted for
the measure, and sixteen Republicans and
one Democrat tEaton Of Conn., against It:
there were eleven Senators either absent /
not voting. In the House, Ia Democrats
and thirty-seyen Republicans voted for the
teen Democrats against it.
The Congressional portion OF the Electoral
Commission consists OF the following mem.
bers: senators-Edmunds, Morton and Ere.
linghuysen, Republicans, and Thurman and
Bayard, Democrats. representatives
Payne, Hunton and Abbott, Democrats, and
Garfield and Hoar, Republicans. Associate
Justice Davis, OF the Supreme Court, on the
10Th, perempiorily declined to serve on the
Commission. on the ground Of his recent
election to the Senate.
On the Goth, Judge Carpenter, of South
Carolina, decided that neither Chamberlain
nor Hampton was legally installed as Gov.
ernor Of South Carolina in December last,
and that Chamberlain is lawfully in pos.
session Of the Executive office, on the
ground that he Is entitled to hold over until
his successor Is duly elected aud legally
qualified.
Judge Bradley was, on the 31st ult.,
chosen the fifth member of the Judicial
branch Of the Electoral Commission. The
Tripartte Commission assembled at noon
in the Supreme Court room and organized.
The speci al oath of Office was administered
to Justice Clifford by Mr.. Middleton, the
Clerk OF tie Court, and Justice Clifford,
who, by the Electoral act, is the pre-
siding officer OF the Commission, then ad-
ministered the oath to the other fourteen
members. James II. Mckinney was then
appointed temporary Clerk to the Commits.
sion. Tbs Republican National Committee
decided 10 engage as leading counsel before
the Electoral Commission William NJ. Evarts
and K. w. Stoughton, of New York, and
Stanley Matthews and s. s. Shellabargcr, Of
Ohio. The Democrats had engaged as coun.
sci Lyman Trumbull, OF Illinois; Matt Ii.
Carpenter, Of Wisconsin; jeremiah Black,
OF Pennsylvania. and Ashabel Green, of New
York.
The Prohlbitionists Of New Hampshire
met in State Convention, on the 3lst ult.,
and nominated Hon. Asa s. Kendall as their
candidate for Governor
On the 3lst ult. the Legislature of Kansas
elected Col Preston 3. Plumb, of Emporia,
United States Senator, to succeed Senator
Harvey, whose term expires on the 4th OF
March next.
A Columbia Is. c. dispatch Of the LIST
states that Gov. Hampton, having granted
pardon to Aria Rosborough, colored pris-
oner in the jail OF Chester County, and the
Sheriff refusing to release the prisoner, on
The ground that Wade Hampton was not
Governor Of the State, Judge j. 7. Mackey
issued writ of habeas corpus, on the petit
lion Of the prisoner, aud the ease was ar
gued, when Judge Mackey promptly de
sided that Wade Hampton was the legal
Governor. The ShertI's counsel promptly
appealed the case to the Supreme Court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-07
DOM ESTIC.

Messrs. Moody and Sankcy began their
revival meetings at the Tabernacle In Bos.
ton on the afternoon OF the 2sth The build
portion, and 1t was estimated that 10000
people were turned away from the doors, be.
ing unable To gain admission.
Considerable excitement has been lately
occasloned in Chicago because of the alarm
ing prevalence OF scarlet fever and diphthe.
ria. Meetings OF physicians have been held
TO devise means 10 stay the progress OF the
diseases The mortality among children has
been very large.
young man named Charles Y. Wetmore,
aged twenty-six years, died In Cincinnati on
the morning of the 2sth OF hydrophobia,
after suffering fesrfully from an attac k
since the 25th, The deceased was bitten
last summer three times by one dog and
once by another. The symptoms tirst man.
ifested themselves on the 25th, hut he did
not summon physician until the next day,
TIE Supreme Court OF the United States
has adjourned until the 20th of February,
ON account of the withdrawal OF five OF the
justices To form the Judicial branch of the
Trtprtlte Electoral Commission.
On the Soth ult, the United States Treas.
urer destroyed 81 os0,2j2 In legal.tender
notes being eighty per cent OF the bank
circulation Issued during the month
The Cor"ners jury, in The case of the
Brooklyn Theater calamity, have rendered a
verdict in which they say that OF the ois
victims OF the calamity only two were
burned TO death, the remainder being sutro-
Gated
The public debt statement for January
shows the following: Coin bonds outstal D
ing, sl,69l 7o1, 800; total debt, 81 20 $40 SIS.
cash In Treasury, l9, 7iS, $40; debt less cas-
In the Treasury, S2.oa0 S5l 5; =; decrease dur.
ing January, s2,e64 500.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOR ENsN.

A Pera telegram Of the 2Sth announces
that the first meeting Of the Turkish Parlia-
nent will occur on Ike first OF March
In consequence Of a legal technically, the
American "Spiritualist" Slade. who was
sentenced by London Court to three
months confinement at hard labor upon a
.harge OF vagrancy, has been released, his
sentence having been set aside by the Court
10 which he appealed.
A decree has been issued by the Belgian
Government prohibiting the importation Of
cattle from England, Germany, Russia, Aus.
tria and Turkey.
A Constantnople dispatch of the Goth
says the Porte had notified the Powers of It's
intention to appoint five Christians to be
Governors OF her Christian Provinces.
According TO Paris specials OF the 10Th, q
defalcation Of 100000 francs had occurred
in the Banque de Paris. The culprit was
one OF the chief clerks in the bank.
On the Both ult., Countess Howe threw
herself out OF window Of her residence in
Berkely Square, London, and died from the
injuries received. The suicide was induced
by grief at the death Of Earl Howe, her hus.
band.
The reported retirement Of Prince Gort-
schakof from the Russian Cabinet was en-
phatlcally denied by the Paris correspondent
Of the London Standard, in letter pub
iishcd on the 30th ult.
A Washington telegram Of the Goth ult.
says there was not particle OF truth in the
statement, recently made, that the Spanish
Government was in negotiation with the
Cuban insurgents with view to grant them
autonomy, or government. On the con-
trary, Spain occupied the same position as
previously with regard to the affairs of Cuba,
with no probability whatever OF changing it.
Prof. Lancaster, of London, on the 30th
uit., took out Il new summons against Slade,
the American Spiritualist, and his assistant,
simmons, for conspiracy, and one against
5lade, under the Vagrant act.
A Berlin telegram to the London Times,
published on the morning Of the LIST, says
Russia had determined upon prolonging the
present condition In respect to Turkey In.
definitely. She had decided not to declare
war, but would maintain an army OF obser.
walton on the frontier, prepared TO take
advantage of contingencies that might arise
hereafter
Herr Barth, the German explorer, engaged
In surveying the Portuguese possessions In
Africa, recently committed suicide at Loan
da, while dellrious from fever. Herr Moher,
another German explorer, engaged In search
ing for the sources OF the Congo River, also
died lately.
Montenegro has accepted the proposition
of the Turkish Prime Minister to treat with
Turkey directly for peace.
London dispatches OF the 1st announce
the appearance OF the rinderpest In Lime.
house Parish, u suburb OF London.