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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-14

The TENTH of May was observed
in many places as Memorial Day.
The services wore very Impressive.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-14

Flour, Meal and Pearl Grist always
fresh and everything usually fouhd in q
first class Grocery House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
Meeting at Halls Bottom.

Pursuant to resolution adopte hv
the Conservative Committee of Wash
iugton ccuHIy. Va ON the 22d OF July.
ISIS, the citizens of Good~on District
met at Halls Bottom, in GaOdSou
Township. al = o'clock, p. IA, on the
81 day of August, 1873. and on motion
of ID. f. Ba ley, ESQ. II b. Roberts.
E-q. Was el, cted chairman, who
thereupon called the mseIing To order
aud explained its object.
Ga motion nf James 9. Owen. l. q.
John 4. Summers was elected secr,.
larry Whprrupnn the meeting pro
re-tied TO elect one delegate and un,-
alternate To the Congressional CunVru.
ION tn he held at NY ihpvIlle on the
S,h of August 1878. for the. purpust. al
nominating "A candidate 10 represent
the 9th Congressional! d strict i'm the
40 Il Congress. and one committeeman,
to I'LL the vacancy created toy the eX
piratinn of the present Incumbent
Thereupon the chairman called for
nominations for delegate, whprrtIBuu
e.. +. Keller WAS nominated and upon
motion WAS elected hv acclanaliun
and WIS Rrnnunced duly elected ~
the chairman HhrrrupUu tie chair
man called FIR nominations f3r alter
mates. whereupon Maj. A. 4 Gam
mon WIS Nominate q md Uion mu-
tion Ea$ elected 10y acciamatlon ..nd
Was announced duly ELECTED ~ the
chairman.
The chairman then called for n0nf-
natluns Ia. committeeman, y hrreulnn
Mai JOSH W HnrtrH-iine wHS
nominated and uron ballot " A. aa-
nounced duly elected hy The ehnIfmnr.
On motion. Resolved, That The Sec
retarv furnish the Abingdon III ain
i'm the Standard and Bristol Meas a
copy of the proceedings of this meet
ing and request tn, m tn publish same,
and hat Secretary forward to chair
man If Cor OCCASIONAL Convention 10
he held at " ythevllle August s. 1878.
the credentials Of delegate and alter.
nait elected by this meeting.
Resolved, That this meeting al
j0Lrh sine die.
II. Is. ROBERTS, Chm.
JNo. G SI7NIi ~, = e..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06

and The opposing PORTION Of the house
Withdrew.
Thc chaifman announced that nomi-
nations were now in order. The follow
ing gentlemen were nominated and
elecred unanimously
Fol Delegates c. Fowler, r. t
Legard. II. Wood and P {. Craig.
For Alternates-L. c. Cook. DR..
Phillips. D. F. Bailey and J. H. Bar
ties.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Fowler was adopted II hat j;
but one alternate be present, he is au-
thcriz2d to fill any vacancy in the
delegation, but if one or more alter
mates should be present 10 fill one or
more such vacancies. then the remain
ing delegates present shall fl the va
cancy or vacancies by election from
the nl;ernates present
The chairmau announced that this
meeting was also authorized to elect
two County Committeeman for The en-
suing year. MessTs I. &. Fowler and
J.. W. Hortensiine were nominated
and elected without opposition.
The delegates To lhe Wytheville
Con ventiOn go uninstrucied.
On motion The Convention adjourn
ed
J. Fl. WINSTON, Chm.
& &, 2 + F DEGhspv. Secretaries.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
1COMNlUNICATED.7

A large number Of the citizens 81
Goodsun district met in the Mayors
oliice on Saturday. p. NJ , Aug. 81. in
pursuance of the call of the CnHnty
Committee. and organized by elec'ing
Col. I. b. Dunn Chairman. and Jno.
". Jptt. Secretary.
Juo. T. Burson cffrred the following
resnIutinu, which WAS unanimously
adopted Resolved. That we the
voters Of the Gnodson district in con-
vrhtion assembled are opposed to The
convention called 10 meet at W'ihe-
willie on the 9Th Hay uf August. 1873
uud that we Will send no delegates Ia
the same y
On motion The Abingdon .S6RdHTd,
Bristol Mars, ard Abingdon VirginjuR
were requested To publish the r"reei
ings OF this meeting. Tins Aug 5, rs.
JNo. w. JET. Secretary.
/ b DUNN, Chairman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
Meeting at SDrOles'.

The meeting WIS called to order 10y
w. s. Stickley the County Commit
teeman. Al a meeting Of he Couser-
vatINe voters of KlnderhOok Town
ship at WesIey Fieenor's. Au usl Sd
1878 H. &. Hulley was elected Chair
man. a + Barker. Secretary. and
w. >. SlirkIey, Co. Committeeman.
J. NJ Hamilton Was elected delegate
To the WythrvIlIr Convention, &. z
CTunley alternate.
Capt. Bo"ock offered the following
resolutions
Resolved. l. That the farmers ni
this Township hei'eve that sil cia-Ses
of men Should he equally represented
and that the grand principles "f h,
co'Isei vativr party Of the STA eof F,r
glmia Should be kept pure and Unfair
ui~hrd
, Tint the d"Itgatr to yIe Wyihc
viiir Convention hr Instructed Ia vOIr
for nU man that d. heretofore hni!r,!
from tie CONSERVATIVE party nor fnI
any nInn that is believed u be con
ueCteu with mruipd monopoly uT
r,uE that il calcu aled Il oIgrp-s jhe
w"I king classes.
3 That he vote for Il farmer g ~
a. there j. possibility of romIuuJi&a
him. ami should Iy fn'l h- j. fhsu So
>truC'ed 10 'o,e Tor Tie man ueaTca'
allied la iGe farmers interest.
Tint he vote fer f,n 0Gn that J.
known 10 he in favor nf hill KNOW
~ the Funuiug Bill in the State %;
Virginia.
II. c. HOLLEY, CHM
y. F. BARKER, Sec'y,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
TIE TENN. ELECTIONS.

we condole with our neighbors
across Main street on account OF
their failure to elect either Deade
rick or Mckinney last Thursday.
They made a manly creditable
fight, but seem to have lost the
field. Hacker defeats Mckinney
for Judge by sbont 600, and
Reeves Is defeated by Fain for At
tSrney- General by much larger
vote. Smith ia reelected Chan
cellor by about 800 majority over
pealerick, who started with a ma
joriiy Of 1000 against him. This
race made by Deaderick is
really wonderful onr, cutting
down The huge republican MAJORS
~ ninc-tcntLs. In every county
he had Smiths Clerk and Masters
actively ut work asainsr, and
wrought mp &c desperation by the
very question of meat and bread.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
EVENT and COMMENT

The Democrats Of Knox county.
Including Knoxville, have appointed
delegates 10 Nashville. who the CIiTOn
fche says are for Col. All Caldwell for
Governor.
The yellow fever at New Orleans
Fcems 20 drive particularly at the chill
drPn, and while the number of eases
is large aud the spread of the diSPAse
Y'Iite general, the mortality is light.
It seems that hard times have
struck Walter II. Shupe. editor Of the
= trOc0te. the p cent Greenback IA
per nov flooding the country. He is
Judgement debtor in the case Of
Jennings rs. Shupe. and the Jen-
ningses seem 10 have him like toad
under a harrow.
The yellow Fever at Fredericks-
burg Na. is said 10 be something else.
The doctors deny the charge,
Col. Lamb Is ont for Congress
against Goode, in the Norfolk Dist.
JorgPnson has beaten Yankee Allen
fud received the nomination for re
election 10 Congress from the Pc
tsrsburg or Black Dit, Coleman of
Farmvillc, and Hinton of Petersburg.
are contestants for the Conservative
nomination. notwithstanding the
Immense colored vote, it is believed
tie District can be redeemed this time
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
| COMMUNICATED
CONGRESSIONAL.
Why flte State Debt mu.t be an
Issue.


Editor Of the Bristol Nears
The Conservatives in Virginia, as is
we'll known, are divided INFO two cIas-
ses called 'Funders" and "Readiust-
ers." The former assert our ability to
pay the whole debt (war interest and
double-compound interest includedl
and allege that honor. good faith, and
the preservation of our Stale credit
all require payment 10 the last dollar ,
The halter assert, and that truly, that
our people cannot bear tn he, and
should not be. taxed any higher than
they are now taxed that the money
raised lay taxation for the support Of
Free Schools should not he taken To
pay interest on a debt they believe So
he unjust and hence "Teadiuslment"
is unavoidable and must be accom-
plished as a necessity. The funders
S0y they are for readjustmen If the
CumS0l hOudhGldeiS viii 8gree To il"
bug every sensible man of them
knows that the holders of The cousnl
bonds lgiU not agree to any reHdjust-
meRt,
The Readjusters claim that he peo-
pie of Virginia have fun power over
the suhjrcT 0i taxation in this State.
and cannot tie coprced bV Haua3aE7uS
issuing from the, u. :. sup eine Court
to carry out the Fuuding RiII. just
there comes in the necessity Of elect
ing n "readiuSter" to Congress. for Re
will he called on TO support till yiv-
ing the u. s. Court power to coerce
our Legislature to increase taxation in
Virginia.
At the primary meeting ia Abing
don on Saturday the "funders" voted
down every proposition that would re-
QuiFa the delegates in Convention
from the A abingdon District 10 he i'm
any manner Influenced in their action
hy the views of candidates before the
Convention on the debt ques,ion. the
Green back" proposition or the Free
School question in Virginia, thus in
dicaIiHg purpnse tn favor the nOini-
nation of 'filnder - and one who
will favor the exercise Of power by tie
United State Court over our Eegisia-
turp to compel il 10 raise oar taxes.
have no t'uHht bur that The w ythe-
willie Convention will nominate
thor0ug going 'Ttadjusttr. " aud ~ he
Il utterly OpunSrd Ia all he uPfari0us
schemes OF the fUnHtFS" of this State
"A man Who il for an increase of our
currency hv the i-sur Of ''rrceihack>"
lag the Government Of TIE United
States. hn il III favor of Free Schools
and opposed IL the theft Of the school
money for the consol h0ndhOldtr. AMI
who will use his best Efforts to prevent
the encrnRchmeuts nf The Federal
Court in NIrg; ia fthe Convention
presents such candidate he will he
eiecIed hy Il large majority over the
combined vote of the 'fuudpr," and
radicals for the "imdererdent" Hon
T. NJ. OBSERVER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06

Colonel E,lmundson ia pledged by
some of his relations aud most promi
urnt county men as a thorough furd
er-Rrisf0l Mas.
Colonel EdmHutlspn is not a funder
If any one has 80 reported him lac has
told what is not - Colonel Edmund.
son ii readjuster and a green hacker
I'VE are authorized 10 say. The fund
t'rs are Claiming great many men
that they have 40 right TO claim.
iena Register.
You can have the benefit of the
above, Is NO moan to he fair in
war, bat ve ehrpid like you to de-
fine the sort # RcaGiuster Col.
Ednuu'fon II. Air. Ph}eagar ran
as one, ~ ii c. EehoIs ran as ore
lid S,.t-h|.c Cpl. Holiday would
rot duv, a' 80, beirc enc. Col.
(. has been wonderfully silent
about it. Never heard Of it be-
fore. Why are all the Funders for
binl!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
Meeting OF the Voters OF Good
son Precinct.

son 4 EeclitCC.
In pursuance of the call Of the Con
ssrvative County Committee of Wash
ington county, the Conservative vo-
tcrs Of G"odson precinct met at the
Mayors office in GondsOn at . O'Clock
p. m. August Sd. The meeting was
called to order by Mr.. l. G. Fowler.
member of the County Committee,
who explained that the object of the
meeting was tO elect delegates to the
Congressional nominating Convention
tn he held at Wytheville The Sth of
August. Nominations for permanent
chairman being in order, the names OF
Prof. J. II. Winston and Col. /. b.
Dunn were placed before the meeting
Mr.. J. L. Burson moved that vote he
taken by ballot, which was lost by Il
decided majority. The vote was then
taken by division and resulted in
the election of Prof. Winston by a
large majority.
DR.. w. T. Delaney and Mr.. C. E
Finch were placed i'm nomination for
Secretaries, and on motion both gem
tIemen were requested 10 act as sec:e E.
Ia les.
Mr.. E Burson offered the resolu-
tion Resolved That this meeting
viii not appoint any delegates to the
Wytheville Convention After be-
ing warmly discussed by Messrs FoW-
Ter, Dunn and Burson, A!r. c. Z
Finch moved that the resolution be
laii on the table, which was carried,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
North Fork 1loriiug.

The meeting at WIZ y
ganized 10y eIecting C,> best fani- o.
field chairman ana JdfYqnination ~
rotary A motion, h} 81. l.. Itf...
erls. that 40 delegates hr appointed
was ruled out of Older by the e -
Al appeal was taken from tile chair
to the meeting, and the ruling Of TIL
chair was NOT sustained. Those ol1
pn-rh TO appointing delegates then
vithhrew. The meeting then pro-
ceeded and appointed a. Is anson
'elecate and y. r. Malljcofe alter
maize. and Capt. j G. Stanfitd County
Committeeman.
On motion the delegate and alter
mate were instructed to east their vote
in the WythrvilIe Convention for no
one not known, To he fully in favor of
the REIMBURSEMENT Of the State debt.
J. 6. STANFIELD, Chm.
JOHN ROBERTS, Secretary.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
Action of the County.

Last Saturdays work is only par
tally reported to US. The proceed
inss at Goodson are officially report
ed else" here IN this issue Of The NEWS
At nan D'''',n' r"u"'"'" " NJ
e WIS 's'" "e's''e "'1 a
hC,.,v Q r1.;ot.
No.. o-,,,,;,,,od da,,a,.o ond y !
Warren alternate
S,,,v,lIe gnpo;n,ed delegates in ia,
sor Of Col Fulkerson, but We haye
not their names.
At Glade Spring. correspondent
arites Us, there was trouble, the
meeting having broken NJ, when n
sub equent meeting of ore Of the
par les appointed Me,sIs J. S. Jones
aud John B Allison delegates.
WIRES MILL appoints A. Bran
son. delegate. and Armislead Nal
1i.oto ,Itornoto
.Co,.., Ia NJ uo.,I,or
49, 1C D C-,,,1o,. ,l.or-
| WV S"'' '''N ~ "''N
maze.
w III
"a e'eTs III Dl"CA' ueleS"'c'
Ar a biupdnu- there were anrOin-
- -
teQ as delegates Jlo. ID. haillI;On
Nm T,;r,o, p pr,e+,p aoJ 7
-
L. RYAN. and DIR. Gillian, JAS.
Ar,,,ld u Y T;,oI6.lI op1 W
M i'"iU' " ''"i'AlO4N anu
7. Baldwin, alternatcs.
,,L:.y. a. o,
~ A"'lsuo' We 'eai" Tue 'he''-
ing voted down resolutions favOriug
l:. IT, e Il
delegates are not In our possession at
,b;s vr;,;,c I'm, NAV bo b.f,ro v,o 81,
10 press. The following are the reS">
tufious that were voted dawn in H..
meeting. The 4th resolution was then
stricken out. and the tree r.maiuju,
ones were "E''h N"''u """h:
WuFRP,S The Corearv,ff.o mort,
of V,rpIIIa il, rnuypuriuu as.pnIl,I,d
u,u,t soicu,rly resolved mai the rate
of TAXATION luouIJ moi H.. increase,
shove fif;v cents on the iuudr.d a,l
;ur. tbaf me Free S.hooI. s,,oi,IJ b.
Sustained and summarized a. p,ovj,i.d
r i'm ih- Coma inn an and rLat ,uusI
ir-tirp sbo,,ld lao ,i,,,,, Ia all ,.l....I at
mr. cr.ditors y,d u.h,t,,s rb,. ,I,nv
raj. uf tnxation j. knnwp to hp in
sufficient Ia uuv siv NOR cont j., an.
the deLr a. fix4d 'bv the Funding Rim i.
fhprrfore Lp il
Res0y,ed I That the forpUoipr nrin-
Clinics and dpcl ratious of uUr i,er,y
renders n romnrotuise ar reimbursement
of The debt of Nirgini, a u,,crssi,y.
9 That uDou a rlihIie urlrsIion If 50
murh inheritance. nm eXpressi,n of
opinion the same hy ell persons who
are candidates for office. whether
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
now m WORKS.

The New York HERALD pub
lishes a list Of 67 failures for the
month Of Jnly. These 81 are ali
of New York city. II ey oggre-
gate five and three>quartcr millions
of dollars. The number FOR June
was 81, so that we have an in
crease Of IL. Here We have the
work of contraction and resump-
ton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06

FIPIAg CANON TO RAISE THE
DKOWN ED.-Ii is Ennwu than drown
al bodies are often raised out of the
water hy iiring p canon. AMI cor
reA pundent Of the Washington Post.
wririug from Fortress Monroe tells of
a case tlIat recently occurred at lamp
ton i'm which the Experiment was sue
ces>fui. \ lite six year old son Of
Mr.. Miller, the superintendent of the
National ce.rttrry, while fishing H.
HamPdrn creek, opposite 'he N0rDai
~rhunl. fcGl overheard and was drown
ed This was un the 18th. o. tie
sob. under orders from Gov. Wood
fin. Mr. james Harris, with one sur
manned, went To the Normal school
wharf 80 fire. Ia e'ts!eavur 10 raise the
hrtr. The first fire was unsuccessful
~ ii.r srrnud Ere Mr. Harris G0uhlr-
charged h:s grn, 1t twelve p0nadrr,
and tue hIdy iii,m ',ljaiClY rJsr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06

THE WING says "of all the car
rion crows that reconstruction
puked upon us, this pot-bellied
fellow Jorgcnson is abont the mean
est"
This is inst why the people will
beat him by electing Billy Hinton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
Jnlin \. Waldron.
Defendants.
IL CiIANCERY.

The object of this suit is to subject
house and lot in GcodsOn Va, TO the claim
Of the plaintiffs against it in favIr of
themselves VI, the sai1 ds't. in he cove
nants Of warranty OF the said defendant
in her deed to Elizabeth B. Dioke, Of date
J nuary 10Th 1N64, Said house and lot
having been attached in said cause, and il
appearing by an affidavit on Sic, that the
defendant IL q uoi resident OF this Com
rnonwealih IL u ordered that suid defendant
appe~r here within ore month after due
uhlication hereof. aud do what nav he
neces-ary 10 protect hen inter est ia this SUIT.
y Copy Teste.
L. 7. COPY, &C.
~, 2e'. '7s-tr- 6. d F.p.q
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
A Home Enterprise.

Robert Pile is running first. class
Tannefy. Saddlery. Harness and Cot
lar business He is n home man, and
his work is better than eastern made
work. Give him call.
Bg- CASH or gaudS, or work paid
for HIDES at Robe Piles.
nov 20. TIT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
z or S a1e or r enx.

iNIlE new Store II1u-e and Dwelling situ.
] a'ci { Aiaa''ov View. eig't miles east
of AhlHg on aud two miles west of Emor,
an! iIeurt College, dir,c,ly on tie \, ". 6
-. K. 2 will he sold or rented on very
Ii ieJsl terms. 7 ere is ii good neal pwell.
ing Il u,e ard al necessary Outhuildings,
Together with ,ommod tGus Stre Iiousp in
good repair. Tie lot contains J acre, and
is enclosed b neat substantial fence. A
frsr-rate Spring of Water Is within seven
" five r,ls Of the house. Tie Post
office is located at this stand. Situuted nj a
central point, easy of access, in good
thrifty meirhborhood, it 5 a mest desir. BILE
country stand t" carry or. mercantile pur
suits For full description Of the prop
ty, terms. 60. apply t. or ai,!res
WILLIAM c. EDNuNDS0N.
une 25, 'TS-tf Meadow View, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
CORN ELIUS A. GRAY
Barber and Hair-Dresser,

FRONT STREET, BRISTOL TENN
Desires the patronage of The public
POiiteness and attention given TO al
ami satisfaction guarantee {.
Nav ~ is7I.-tF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
CHEZ P
KANSAS LANDS !!

Ve own ard control The Railway lands Of IRE
GO COUNTY. KANSAS, ah"ui equally 'vidrd by
axe h.tI.Sar ra,t.C galway. Inch We HIe sel.l 2
a. au average ol t3 % rrr terms Of
payment Alternate sections Of Gwen nett iduz :
c.,i. be taken a. huIu-steuds actusl Se,tIrrs
These lands lie in the GRE Z LIMESTCNE
EElF # Central ken- 8, the best winter wheat
producing district IN the United States, yielding
from 20 so b HD~hPls per Acre
The average yr1Tly rainfall iH this county IL
sIPaTiy 33 iRPhPs per aHuJtn, e-third
greater than in the iEuch eXtoll,d ARKANSAS
NALLEY, which has yearly 'aiufail of less thar
IS inches per anuu in the same longitude.
Sfoca- Raising and Woodworking are
very keEnNnerRffVe. ThO winters are short
and i.ild. stock will i've all the year on grass :
Living streams sHd Springs are Numerous Pure
water j. fnuud IN wells from - to O. fee' deep
shp tfealghiPai GIimaIe IH the NOrlGi
No fever au1 ague Ia, r.. NO muddy iHpAssi
bic roads. Plenty ~ fne bnildiI .ne. line and
sand These lands are being rapidly settled by
the best class Of North, IN and Fast. ~ people,
and viii 50 appreciate IN value ny the improve
ipeifts NOW being Baae to make thrtT purchase
at present prices of The very best invest nj
that can be mads. aside from the profits derived
from their cultivation 81 embsrs Of cur firm r.
side IN wa KkENEI ard will show lands A. any
time A pamphlet. giving full Information ia re-
gard 10 soil, oiin'ste, water supply, &C viii be
sent free on request. Addrrss.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
VTIR INA ::

At rules held Ia the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF Washington county on the
first M onaay in July 1878.
U. L. York an W. W James, Pitts.
".
Julia A. Waldron, Defendants.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06

@nlIIAH and Morphine pabit positively
| III. IVA and absolutely cured shortest
l - line F,t~sihlr NoiuterrUp tiCn ia
~ business, Expense small, Nopubliciiv. Be-
ore taking ,ther treatment address or particulars
snl r-fsrences h., C WHEELER & Co., Three Rn-
ers, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-25
The Cronninc OF the pone.

Yesterday Pope Leo XIII was crowned
Ia ST. Peters with the famous triple
s'ovn. The ceremony is thus described
On bis throne in the Atrium Of Con-
,aaIihe, opposite the Walled,up Holy
Gile, which iS opened only in the years
o. q Jubilee, he will receive the homage oi
ne Archpriest first and then Of the clergy
''hs BAsilica, and then be carried in pro.
se''lon up the church to the Chapel oi
~ Gregory, which serves as a robing
room. As he iSues from Il Master ol
ceremonies will suddenly step before him
- 20 falling on his knee hold up to him a
H.Iet % rod tipped with bundle Of tow, 10
na rlIea Instantly clerk will apply his
Gsa!sd taper, the Master Of Ceremonies
y 'SSnsloE as the torch blaIes for a second,
~. Snst Fi'tr, nc iraHSis gloria EuNii' This
sssloa' and striking piece Of symbolism il
SSPsas'd SP'd twice. Al the high altar His
MSI'n'', will be clothed with the palli.
M M aad alter the mass, during which he
~ receive the liberal alteration Of the
SSagy Of al! rankS, he will be borne to
M NJ sfsat balcony overlooking the piazza
S.sI, S.'sr Peter, There, in presenee Of the
s,,se sao'sa people, the miler having been
SleStd Cardinal Mertel will place on
St0pe' head the triple crown, with
words = words 'AeetPe tiGran tribas eoroais
naalaH ,,'. d 'eiaI ts are pstrtn priaeipuHl a
',' ~, f'sEsm O'biI, IN t.Tru VieariGm Sal.
~: -.:u ad'Sri Jsa GiHi, eGi at kOnos d
S,iaI m y 'e'sia 'eaIloraR. With the 10.
vs,,s ssI'e OenedictiOn on the city and the
esS.I,, S, sas coronation ceremony will be
T,Suued, T,Ssd, 1t ia worthy Of remark that
in y se'v'ee no anthem will be chanted
'Ae words, Non ridebis GanQ, Pttri.' /"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-25
Condition of Affairs from British
and Russian Views.
10 England the Situation Regard
ed as Very satisfactory,
While from Russia Come Chssrful
Assurances Of Peace.
sultan's Agreement Not to Sell
the Turkish FIsstto
England.
Report That the British Fleet Has
Returned to Princes Island.

From Russian source the statement
comes that the situation has improved
through an understanding between Eng
land and Russia, the latter not 10 occupy
Gallipoli and the former not to land
troops on the shores Of the DArdanelles.
Negotiations for peace between Russia
and Turkey are progressing. The Grand
Duke has moved bis headquarters to
Stefano, will meet Safet Pasha to-day.
Other reports Us to general pc ace are not
SO encouraging. In England prospects
are deemed even ominous. Russia Is
said to have become impatient-not
through feeling Of weakness, however
for an early peace settlement and threat
ens, II this ia not at once agreed TO, TO
open hostilities against Turkey. Cor
diality between Russia and Germany is
not continuing 10 warm. The former
Government, Notwithstanding asserted
satisfactory communications with Eng
land, is understood as seconding the
sending Of forces for torpedo service in
the Gulf OF saros and Sea Of Marmora,
and is claiming an early possession OF the
best Of Turkeys iron clad.