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aided the words: Il hope You will be
THE ENTERTAINMENT,


present"
THE ENTERTAINMENT,
so far a. the President and his family are
concerned, was also simple. The whole ex-
oeuiive mansion was thrown open except
the business office and executive chamber,
AVID the ro0us were briliia tiy GIFTED.
There were no attempts at elaborate decor
aiions. Fes.oons Of sInilax were hung over
the mirrors and from the chandeliers, and
pots OF Towering and bright lcaved plants
were brought from the conservatory and
placed in the corners OF the rooms and
around the bare walls. HoIGurt- in vases
were placed ON the mantels, and ba-kets Oh
flowers on the tables President and Mrs
HAYES, with their family, and Mrs. Mitch
ell, OF Columbus who was her bridesmaid
received the guests end Iri,d to make the al
fair as formal as possible.
AN ORDINARY MARRIAGE CEREMONY WA.
PERFORMED
in the blue room, soon after the guests as
sembled the Rev. Mr. McCabe, who origin
ally married MIR. and Mrs Hayes, officiat
ing. After the welcome, the President anC
Mrs. HAYES circulated among their old
friends, talking over old times and new
times, and such other topics as the occasion
suggested. At 1890
THE STATE DINING-RooM WAS OPENED
and supper served informally. The tabl,
Was handSom ly decorated with fruit an
flowers, and the cuisine was Of the ordinary
sort at what is known as sianding-up sup
pers. That Is, every one helped his lad,
and himself Mrs. HAYES wanted TO wea
her wedding dress, which she thought sh,
would be able to do,
WITH SOME LITTLE ALTERATION IN TIL
WAIST,
although it was cut after the fashion plate
OF Il quarter OF a century ago, but she lnal
" concluded not Ia do so, and wore a whit
silk brocade en- train, with a iichu of lace
The old wedding dress was on exhibition
with the slippers, veil, and gloves, in one Q
the drawing-rooms. Many of the othe
| toilets were very elegant, but ii was tn
wish of the family that no display be made
AMONG THE PLEASANT INCIDENTS
| Of the occasion was the pr. senta,ion Of
silver log cabin from the officers Of Haye:
old regiment, in memory OF a winter spen
in camp. during which the kindness OF til
| Mrs. Hayes. the ColOnel's wife, won TIA
heart OF the soldiers. The base Of the cabi
was inscribed:
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suaKEsPEARE N GERMAN.

Sometime during the present month the
whole OF Shakespeare's historical plays
from Richard IL to Richard III, in
elusive, are to be played at the Vienna
Burg Theatre on consecutive evenings. The
hundreth anniversary Of the production oil
the first class German version of Hamlet
in Berlin will be commemorated by spec
ial performance Of the tragedy on the 18th
inst in this city.
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New YORK, January 2--ihe 'eommer-
cial" says that merchants OF tnIS city, more
especially those connected win 'hs uiy
goods business, are considering ihe ah'i'
ability OF doing away with the 7H7iehl Vi
employing commercial travellers !" ~
around the country and sci. by sample.
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Public Debt >tasrmens for ID ecesn ber.

WA-IIINGTON, January = he PubIlc
d, bt statement Tor DcCeuIUer shows de-
crease in the debt for Ihe month, Of ST.
62.i, and following balances in Treasury.
Currency, @59S Sii; ~pecia! fund fpr n
d, ption Of fractional cur ncv. : Toe GOO :;
special deposits Of legal tender ftr r,Gemp-
lion crrGiiicates OF dt posi-, , so coo coin,
Sl395l> .I05, including coin certificates,
Si;i 424 800; outstanding legal tenders.
Siig 943,710. This is the first decrease OF
the debt in December since 1873.
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xnC ,va.G rOUNDED.

Many OF Boston's boosted fiac dwellings
on the Back Bay territory are built upon
piles, and fears are entertained that pro-
iected big sewer will lower the water below
the tops OF the piles, and lead to their spec
DIV decay and the cracking and falling OF
the walls of the buildings. commission
Is To examine into the matter.
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senator Patterson Growing Worse.

WASHINGTON, .januars Senator Pat
tar-on hat a rgIap,- last aight, a"d his
phy.lcia..s :. nIaiE,J with him until after
midnight. larry th- 'uuri.ii.g he had an
Other atiac.., and during The day has been
growing we. Although he Is resting. :.
little easier night, lac still lies ~ a crit
zeal cOnGiI: !.
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pr,n,., uCrOHE SWINE.

Rose Ey,inge, who has been playing Ce',
potru in Chicago, seems to have had hard
time Of it. According to the litter Oceon, ''the
unfortunate lady had to wrestle with an au'
dience to the majority of whom there Is
more poetry IN a banjo than in all the come
dies or tragedies OF Shakespeare, and inf
niteIv more classic grace in pair Of clog
ged heels than in the fnesse of Janaus
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Provide a Card for the Cows, and use it
.t least twice a week remove all adhering
film every morning. and keep the feet clean;
else sores will very probably occur between
the hoofs.
Incoming Cows, more especially those
that are high-bred and have been we'll fed,
should be judiciously starved Tor two OF
three weeks previous 70 e.ivmg, and 10,
week after il. Fead snch cows only dry
hay, q partly hay - PessZ cut :eEav
MD . liSalo bssn - h11dfm ~ lit
n nnngsf = aes'.eg - - -
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After Ivy yR,;i,er.,,

ST. Louis Journal
What Is IL makes the ice man swear,
The cial Iuan tear ii> SIuty hair,
The plumb. IreIab.e IN j. lair?
Tae w,-sItAcr.
What is /; makes the ladies s.ch,
A., gazing - the April sky,
They lay tHeIr s.aishiu jlcs els by?
lhe weather.
what makes fhe stove man rip and snort
TIE packer of ye hams caVort:
Why ali these oaths, ard s!ca like sort:
The weather.
What il il brings the baIeful chiiIs,
The Group and other human Ills,
The doctor anu his festive ,'iiis?
The W, ather.
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their right names. 4 good way to raise
the tone Of the Street, il il is too low. is to
define its Transactions in plain English.
John Bonner is thief lis failure" is
only vulgar robbery His 'method o.
business was fraud. His reSpec,ability
was hypocrisy. That Is the whole stor'.
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tho Turks closed the gates Of the town
and tben turned to the Krit'-h vice-con-ni'
threatening his life and pursuing INN with
tniv... until ne f"uud shelter in the house
81 a bro,her consul. The Turkish soldiers
ou;e,Iv stood Iy during all these ou'rases'
and n-t once attempting to stop the riosous
Tn British iron clad rupert arrived
bonr Yesterday, and sailed last n,sht tor
EeIimo, and ii i, believed here England
will take temporary possession 81 the
island. with the view OF preventing further
outrages.
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Florence Herald.l

The L. s. Mar-hars affairs, at Topeka,
are in a sort OF "a la muddie state The
chances are that the present incumbent will
be politely requested to step down and ont
make room for mourners-you Know
His probable successor IS none other than
Hon Sid Clarke, wellknown kanszsl.e
and che we'll worthy Of the position We
truss that Sid will secure the office.
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a esGG4,,g.n.

WAsnINrro2; Januory; g-Tl. c.,.ro-
ver~y between he GiGrsnrs,i go an,.
Postmaster N"hil wp.~- s''%y''y ,L.
subject Of aa j. mas "'" IN
dav del:,tel .e-.i.ation, was 10
c~,,,,-, Pcslua-tc General hcS
rn.. "Gazatte." The decision Is
led up"n the opinion submitted 'f''!Sl
Lr : u His,e!l, acting Law oihcer oi tA'
/ Post-ofice Department.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10
TNeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, JANUARYlO, 1873.

DANDELIoSs on Boston common, pansies,
daises and chrisantheInums at Newport, L.
l., pansies in Delaware county, Pa, and
Strawberries in blossom in Leavenworth
county, on Christmas tell what sort OF a
winter this Is
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10
ACLasSIC WEDDING,

The classic shades OF Cambridge are in
something OF fiutter over the marriage,
which is to take place next week, of Miss
Edith Longfeilow, daughter of the poet,
to Mr.. Richard ii. Dana, third, sometime
captain of the Harvard crew
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rhe Earl Of Caravan Addrr~>es a.
Number Of Nerchanss-ssss view "s
she pre~enG situation.

LONDON, January The Eari Oh 'aI-
navan to- day received a deputaticn Of South
African merchants, who expressed wish
that reinioreement- be sent TO the APE; ior
fear the colon,st- may be outnumbered, or
in the event Of European complications, De
left to their OWE re-i-tances- he Earle al
mitted that the situation at the cape was
such az to cause anxisty- In regard to the
probability OF Engl nd becoming involved
in the European war, ne said he
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10
An ..INNOYAIlON..

The inauguration OF the Governor OF
Virginia with military display and other
ceremonies is regarded by some Of the old
/Virginians as Yankee Innovation" Gov.
!. Holiday is in faAor of paving the debt OF
. Nirni-,ia
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The town of Deering, Maine, his four
most offices within lis limits, bu. not one OF
them is now at Deering. Much confusion
of cours results, 10 the aggravation Of let,
ter-writers.
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On Trial.

ATLANTA, January I'm the Bullock
case to-day, the demurrer TO the indictment
for cheating and swindling, sustained and
ordered quashed The demurrer to the IN
dictmept for entertainment overruled- The
trial will proceed to- morro~.
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Another Pacific l,at,read BTU.

WASHINGTON, January "A new Pacific
Railroad bill will be presented as soon as
Congress reassemhles. The eastern termI-
nus is To be at Memphis, thereby forming
connections with the present railroad Ia
| cilities 10 all points northeast and south
westerly. The proposed railroad will -
Lake City to Jefferson, Texas, thence, bv
the Inter national and Great Northern
Railroad, to San Antonia thence, via a
north westerly direction, to Eipaso and Del
NoTte, 10 connect with any road or roads To
the Pacific Ocean, new, or hereafter 10 be
built. Thus allording communication with
various military po-'- on these lines and
the valley of the ..io Grande. The pro-
| j ctors Of the road ask Tor $4,000, 900 in
all, to be refunded the government as rap
idly as til, money may be earned bv the
transportation OF the mails and govern
ment Supplies.
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Murder and Suiclde.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, January 2,-John
Hammock. aged q, fatally stabbed Lizzie
Davis aged 10, las, night, and then killed
himself. Both belonged to Ferdinanda-
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STRANGER FORCED

Mr.. Young's door and stole fifty Alabama
bonds of $40 600, and a package OF secuTi-
ties, including certificates OF stock in The
name of J. ii. Young. Mr.. Young thinks
his loss amounts to about 100000. De-
tectives were placed on the case, but up to
a late hour to-nish, no trace oi thiei or
propertv could he found.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10
Russia Demands l:oreI:,,

Toxpox, Jauuery "a -rrr. -I"udsu,
tslcgrsrhs that the k"un- auin- are IL cour-
in. uneasy IbJntru ..:c.r,, intentions ui Rus
LA to demand sac ,,troc,s-iun oi The small
strip ii lst-saT, 81 To EuumauIa after the
Criy.ran var. This would leave H. uma-
MIA. iut only without compensation Tor the
sacrifices ni the war. beyond the ackn"wt
a, ri her independence, but IN iast
the power in Turkey since Austria Is
thought iik " TO object 10 ihe extension oil
E,u1auiau territory south oil the DANUBE
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WASHINGTON, u. G., January ;, | A NJ
I,d;, ,,,;nn. Tor the upper Mississippi ana
liver Missouri Valleys and ipler L"$e
rsoious: Falling barometer; warns =
nth and east winds increasing cionHin,--
.,d ,,,s.ibly occasi nal snow.
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SAx FRANCISCO, January 2. Hickox &
Swear. bankers. suspended to-day. No
statement OF their assets and liabilities has
vet been obtained. The firm express thelr
belief that they can pay dollar Tor dollar
with time TO avoid sacrificing assets
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An Ingenious Thief Gets Away WIZ"
100000.

New YORK, January Am ingenious
robbery was perpetrated to-day, OCCASION
ing the loss OF perhaps 100000 TO the
Young estate. A man called at the Office
of J. II. Young, ~ Nassau street, about
noon and asked to see the directory. lie
then went out. Mr.. Young went to lunch
and the stranger, returned and said to tin
hook -te.ner tina, man in a carriage al
the door. desired to see him. The book
keeper went down stairs after locking tn
doc, anl the
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.rrax.,,ur ven. a>.ociation.

ST. LOUIS, January, 2. The commercial
travellers Of business houses Of tins city,
have organized a society called the IVES
tern Travelling Mems Association similar
10 the North Western Travelling A-+2cia-
ton. They expect membership OF about
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New York, January An ofhciai
statement prepared under the direction oil
the as.ignees, shows Bonner struck twenty
sey,n different victims, fifteen brokers, nine
banks and two trust companies OF h,po;he'
cation for SlS5i 1000.
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THE Memphis Tenn Ape says that
Senator Gordon has .'chastened inspira-
ton for the fame OF a purely intellectual
prowess." Everybody will be glad to know
this
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON, has been
elected one Of the foreign associates OF the
French Academy OF Moral and Political
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ASSAroIIs, January 1.-The legislature
temporarily organized to-day, with j. Fen
ner Lee. president OF the Senate, and Muir
rev Vandever, speaker Of the House
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want. - BE Incorporated.
IKirwin Chief.l

We have frequently urged the import
-ce Of in. orporation, and uutil Of late our
-;s;,sos have been very slow in making q
.ove In that direction. The natter u non
L;ro ,alked up, and We hope . neslina
Nm sooa s. eslisd for Tie purPeo q ~
- II neenosy oeQS
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OF the bank commissioners OF the ork-
mems Five Cent Savings Bank. They
have be n enjoined from transacting fui-
lhsr business
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HAL,FAN, January 2-The ship Ne
bro" from Cc.cumpus, ior Prince kIward-
Island, has t,en lest with nire nan ~
board. Three bodies were washed asher.
II New Frase.
inoiEer Eeatt..
NEW YORK, January 2-Au0ther vic
tim ri the Barclay street fre aivd ia tie
hospital to-day.
Su-renGed.
CrNCISSATI, ONO, January 2.-Ii
Hirsh " Co, whi-kfy dealers suSF.-nd,,
to-day. Liabilities unknown 5u; sUp po-eo
to be heavy.
a he az Spsiiants. Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich, January "A fire It
ip-Ilanti, this morning, DESTROYED build
ings and stock valued at $4,000, which is
mostly covered bv insurance.
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T.,.p.r.ry Appssmsmnea.

NEW YORK, January 2--Robert L. Gut
ting has been temporarily appointed re-
ceiyer of the Banker and Brokers As-ocia-
lion. OF which John Bonner was president
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Committed Saicide.

HuH HILL, No, January 2-Noritl
Iov~ns. an old merchant OF this place
com.,i,,ed suicide TO-DAY, by shooting him
eli through the head Cause unknown
He vas we'll acquainted among the II
Iouis wholesale merchants
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ST. Lorrs, January Ut isreported that
Thom,s Walsh, Superintendent Vi the new
cn.,om House building in this city, and
- "a. indicted lss. -'o-'h for a conspiracy
70 defraud tie fcvernment in connection
ia The cor truction Of that building, has
hssa s.spenG 4 unit --.,. Ais trial. winch
Il - eoanence neXt week.
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Mn. Hayes and celebrate the
twenty MN anniversary OF our we'd
ding DEC. y, ISL. n 8 O'Clock. I
hose you Win b present Sincerely
yooES. r. b HAYU.
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The isn>>ian> Achieve n Grand sue
c->>-Ihry Gru-. she t:aiIGa.>.

LONDON, January ,. \ Vienna dispatch
SAYS The russians have achieved = rare
piece Of p,r-s verance and endurance IN
crossing the Balkans. and though the force
cannot be very numerous the whole move
mrut seems tO SAVIOR rather Of bold all
venture, ike Gen. Geourkrs' raid over
Shipka Pass. IL cannot bat hasten the
withdrawal oi the Turkish troops from the
Balkan line, or at any rate, from the west
eru uprtIpu
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The Washington correspondent of the
Belolt Gazette, refers in the following compli-
mentary terms to our able and industrious
member of Congress from this District:
The mass meeting held here on Wednes-
day night last, by the Trades Union and other
laboring men, was addressed by Hons. w. A.
Phillips, Of kansa Thomas Ewing, of Ohio,
II. b. Wright, of Pennsylvania, Carter Harri-
son, of Illinois, and gentlemen of this dis
trict. At ter. N. this body of men formed in
procession at the City Hall and marched
west on Pennsylvania Avenue to the White
House, where the President gave them short
speech, and then the column passed through
some of the most principal streets, to the
Opera House where the above named gentle
men addressed them. Mr. Phillips speech
was well received and daring its delive-~
was repeatedly cheered by the larp"
present
Speaking o. Hon. W.
me Of the interest :
FOR the peop'- I'auoie
He is
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1t was the expressed wish OF the President
that no presents be given, but this one was
accepted as memento.
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DID NOT THINK,

in spite of the fall of PlevBa, that there
had been any material change IL the -it'.-.-
ton since Lord Derby's assuring speech IN
November. The attitude of the govern
ment. therefore, remained the same; watch
ful of real British interests and friendly
towards other nations, and neutra! towards
the belligerants although the governments
were not prepared to bolster up Turkish
interests. As such they resolved TO
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villa, ssu->sa Wanss.

Ioxpox, January "a Vienna CORES
rordent saws the Russian government APP
mar. to be- ,..rouing cut feelcrs pointing to
ihe d,moIiiiou 81 Turkey. DonubIan fort
;. sse.. a. one Of the conditions / peace
A Belgrade dispatch says an insure e''on
in Bosnia Is eporied 10 be reTi'Ins and
gaining gIound.
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A. Phillips remind

ne is taking in Congress
of his State and for the West.
.norugh Western man, and nothing
MALT done when he has work to perform.
His outspoken position on the finance ques-
ton forthe reconciliation Of the silver dollar,
cannot fail TO meet With approval by Kan
men and Kansas interests. His speeches
delivered last year and this in the House
make him one of the most prominent lead
rsof that body upon this question. Anothei
1 measure which will be Of great Importance
10 the country is the bill establishing postal
savings blanks, introduced in the House by
Mr.. Phillips. Every act OF his shows him to
he friend to measures that are right and just
and that he is outspoken and outfiinchins
Representative in matters that pertain u
the welfare and interests of the people.
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THE INVITATIONS

are very simple, and are written on ordi-
mary note paper. They read:
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Report Of the Receiver "' 49,.
Trust Company. hra"" "'
NAV Through.

NEW York, January, Recover 4" III
! Rest. Of the deiunct National Trust Com
n,rv This evening, completed his report on
The affairs of that institution, and maze
in puhl;c The report shows that the cap
it,l of the company Is impaired to 'hr
ar,sn, 81 S7S7 "a. lie says the published
statements of educational Trust Compan! !,
condition for years past, were fictitious anu
so cunningly devised as to deceive, not on
" the creditors and ocilhold' r. 3ns a T,'
majority OF the board OF 'rus!ees: Inc me
trustees he stated are open TO criticism io'
permitting the president
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WERE BLOWN To ATOMS,

M p;eca LARGER than two pounds being dis
covered. The other four were railroad en-
nioves and were in the cab of the engine
Then the explosion came Their blackenet
and manpied remains were then, with
| aasb str;pIed from their faces and limb
and their bones broken Their names arr
na Je,rv Fallev. Ishpening
three miles away plainly felt the shock am
the damage in Neganne was probably q
800, and some persons there are rePor'e'
seriously injured by the conclusion.
|. The Times Winthrop, Iowa, specia
saws the business part OF the town ourne'
this morning. Loss $4,000 to s2o,oV. Id
| surance S6 coo.
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HAVE A VOICE

in the settlement Of this question whenever
n came on for settlement England, not "a
was supposed, offered to mediate, but had
merely conveyed overture- Of peace from
one b.lligerenl to the other. The Earl de-
cIared that he wholly disagreed from the
"a hat Russia's answer to these overtures
- an a6tont Or an insult to England.
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ruovx the Turks are R"r"Ys"G inc
ur,,i.h-A Number eft o"iras's
T,as she Turk. Can Only be s.""-
~ III.
IoxpoS. January 2-There Is great *
,.i,e,aent tere, to-day, caused by the news
i,,st received from Crete, that n"n'hGr Of
, hr;stian families. yesterday attempted To
enter Retimo, small town on the north
srn coast. but we're prevented by the Turk
;sh ,onulnce. who assaulted them, men,
,.ar,..n and children. After driving the
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SIAN IULI NNS

descending from tie Et;erPol Bal ans may
pass Ia-rruvit, ,ud uniting With the forces
trav,r-ing the >hiPka pas. he position
ot irt-im"n must soon dawn uiva AdriarO-
pie; m, uU'y question thor lore l. VII Their
the Turk, af. strong enough To h"- the de-
scent from hi, Ia pas and bold icLtimor.
within the d,dles Of Iop"lu'ca aus Ire
GuiP-g al the same tiu.c, Il au. th,y must
retire.. ali further to the ca-i,