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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-25

SUDDEN DEATH Mr. Philip G. Manual, an
old and respected colored citizen who has
resided 10 this city for many years and who
as we understand has been in the employ of
the New York Steamship Company for the
past fifteen years or more has been feeling
keenly the loss of his wife who died about two
months ago. On wednesday evening on
returning home from his work about seven
O'Clock, in the midst of the storm, he was
much exhausted and on reaching there he was
grooming quite loudly and SO much so as to be
heard by his family consisting of two daughters
who went to the door and assisted him to the
lounge where be lay down and Immediately
expired without groan.
He was 70 years of age and resided at No. 2
Hammond Lane. Yesterday morning Coroner
Gould was called who after viewing the body
and holding an interview with the family and
friends of the deceased, during which DR..
Merrill came in and pronounced the death a
case of heart disease, de emed an irquest
unnecessary.
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STATE NEWS

HANCOCK COUNTY.
The store of Messrs. Thurston, Patterson 6,
Bragg in Bangor, was broken open Wednesday
night and the money drawer robbed.
WALDO COUNTY.
The house and barn owned and occupied By
Capt. 2. p Boardman of Islesboro, were de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night of last week,
together with the household furniture. 1t oc-
Cured in the night time and the family barely
escaped with their lives. Mrs Boardmau,
with child in her arms, es aped through fire
and smoke BY a door, while the Captain with
another Child jumped out of the window.
YORK COUNTY.
Several vessels of the Saco yacht club were
damaged by Wednesdays gale
The shoe factory at Kennebunk has starred
up again.
A New Bedford whaler is being repaired in
Thompson's dock, Kennebunk.
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BREAKING AND ENTERING.-The stores OF
Howell & Morse, provision dealers, Francis
Sweetsir, apothecary, and Levi S. Brown,
dealer in gas fixtures, in which is also a
jewelers. stand, all in Market Square, were
broken into Wednesday night, but nothing is
missing excepting little change in
Howell & Morse's and Sweetsir's money
drawers. The way entrarcs was obtained was
by prying off the rear shutters. breaking a
square of glass and unfastenipg the window.
1t was probably the work of youngsters,
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factory work, gives the operatives paid faces.
DOOR appetite, languid miserable feelings, poor
blood, inactive liver, kidneys and urinary trou-
bles, and all the physicians and medicine in
the world cannot help them unless they get
out of doors or use Hop Bitters, made of the
purest and best Of remedies and especially for
such cases, having abundance of health. sun
shine and rosy cheeks in them. None need
suffer il they will use them freely, They cost
but trifle. See another column.
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Superior Court.

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM, 1873, BoNNEY, j., PRE-
SIDING.
THURsDAY.-The cases assigned for to-day were
settled without trial. The court was occupied du.
ring portion of the day in hearing motions for
amendments, motions for continuance, trustee dis
closures, hearing in damages and costs and other
matters.
Notice to Counsel
Assignment of cases wherein jury trial is claimed
for next term will be made Saturday morning at the
comingin of court.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSIT as.-rhe following
transfers of real estate were recorded 10 this
county yesterday:
WiDdhsm-William Jordan to Frank FL.
Boody, lot of land
3ridgton-Elsie L. S. Moore to I. FL. Mead,
lot of land.
Gray-Daniel Fl. Dolley to A. F. Dolley,
land and buildings.
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TEMPERANCE UNION FAIR.-The attend
ance at the fair being. held by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Temperance Union yesterday
was fair, and pleasant time was had. In the
evening there was an excellent attendance at
the promenade concert and all seemed to enjoy
1t very nicely. Ga accountL of the stormy
weather that has prevailed the last two days,
the ladies have decided to continue the fair
through this afternoon and evening.
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Mr. Hugh Mcdonald. mastsr sbinhn;1dor
of Franklin, fell from the stern of vessel on
which he was at work, in the shipyard of Mr..
James M. Blaisdell. receiving very serious if
not fatal Injuries. He fell distance of ~ feet.
striking on his head and shoulders
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-25

THERE is no toy made that will afford az
much pleasure and amusement to children in
proportion to its cost as Clark's Patent Nursery
Swing. Price S1.5O each. For sale BY Ken
dali & Whitney. oc2956t
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Go to W. e. Plummer's, 455 Congress street,
for Worsteds, Canvases, Worsted Patterns.
Cardooards, Embroidery Silk, Floss, sc. A
full line at lowest prices oct24-3t
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+. I. MEAHER & Co. still continue to sell
those genuine Turkish Towels for 25 cents
each. Don't fail to avail yourselves of the
rare opportunity to get nice towel cheap.
onf1Q
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For Grass and Silk Fringes, Headings. Sc
go to W. E Plummer's. 455 Congress street
New line just received at low prices.
Oct24-3t
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VICKERY & LEIGHTON are selling Opera
Kids and also variety of shades in Three But
tons for IS cents. oct12H
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FoR nobby ulster 20 to Allen & Co.'S.
oct21d1 wteod1w
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For Gents fine furnishings go to Allen &
Cos. .21d1wteod1w
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For fine winter overcoat to order 20 to AL.
len & Co.'S. oct2ldl wteod1w
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Brief .JOtlings.

JUDGE KNIGHT PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Patrick Brennan. Cattle at large
Fined So with costs.
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BUSINESS suits to order. at Allen & Co.'S.
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THR PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Portland Iheatre-Milton Noble.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Agent Wanted-W. S. DYER
State Of Maine-Court of Insolvency.
Wanted-Steady young Woman.
Winter-Coe.
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Colby University,

On Wednesday evening occurred the regular
defamation of the Sophomore Glass, seventeen
members taking part. The following was the
order of exercises:
Joan of Arc, &C.. ....................,.D eOuincey
f. D. Bullard, Lincoln.
Titus Quintius to the Romans ..,,,,,.,.,Anon
A. H. Evans, Hoyoke, Mass
f. M. Gardner, Salem, Mass.
Luiogy Oh Lafayette. Anon
H. B Knox, Pennington, n Il '-
Historical knowledge Anon
Y. W. Mathews, Waterville,
oNaiioS sumner. Elliott
u. A. Mcintyre, Skowhegan.
Fitz James and Roderiek Dhu Scott
j. Fl. Parshley, Live Oak, Fla.
Adams and Napoleon. .............. .......S Seward
f. M. Preble, Chestervil!e.
j. f. Rich. Belfast.
Miss Hanson, Watervle.
The Teacher the Hope of America. Ellis
+, X Rowell, So. Thomaston.
Eulogy on Sumner. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Smith
&c. Ryder, Winthrop. '''''''
Tent Scene between Brutus and Cassius.
Shakespeare
F.A. Weld, Skowhegan.
The Scholar and the World. .......... Longfeow
b. h. Wills, Jersey City, N. j.
Ideas the Life of People Curtis
y. b. wilson, Watervllle.
Legend of Rabbi Ben Levi. ..........., Longfellow
Miss Norcross, Somerville, Mass
Sublimity Of the Bible. ...................H alsey
j. M. Wyman, No. Livermore.
Excellent music was furnished by quartette
composed of Messrs. Mason, Philbrook, Denni-
son and WARM. The speaking was unusually
good. The two ladies read their selections
with excellent effect. Next term the class will
contend for Sophomore prices. This was not
prize exhibition. M
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AGENT WANTED

In every City and Town in this State to sell GAL
Il Ions of Kerosene Oil for 5 Gents. No one need
apply but grocers The profits from Forty to Six
ty dollars month to the grocers; the consumers will
thirty cents by buying the first two gallons. If
your grocer has not entered into this arrangement it
will pay the consumer TO find the grocer that has.
1t will cost the grocer $500 to start into this en-
terprisng business. w. s. DYER,
oc25d3t 176 Fore ST., Portland, Me.
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For full line Of Gents underwear call at
Allen & Co.'S. oci2ld1 wteod1w
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FACTORY FACTS

DRESS suits to order, at Allen & Co.'S.
oc:21d1 wteod1 W
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200 bbls of Sleeper's pure Cider for sale at j
j. Chenery & Co.'s. oc22d1w
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Try the celebrated, cent Telephone Cigars
at j. J. Chenery & Co.'s, and you will never
smoke any other.
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Big line of overcoats at Allen & Co.'S.
Oct2ld1Wteod1W
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CoE has an announcement in another COL
umn which those in want of goods in bis lioe
would do we'll to consult
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A Merchant down town sells more of DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup than all other medicines
together. 1t surely must be the best remedy
for cough.
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STATE OF MAINE.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.


CUMBERLAND, IS: October 25, A. D., 1873.
THIS is to give notice that the nineteenth day of
i October, A. d. 1878, warrant in Insolvency
was issued by Nathan Ceaves, Judge OF the Court
of insolvency for said County Of Cumberland against
the estate of Edward F. Mayo and Charles a. Stick
ney, both of Gorham, in said County, individually
and also copartners under the name and style Of
Mayo & Stickney, adjudged to be Insolvent debtors
on their own petition, filed the nineteenth day Of
October, A. D. 1875 to which date interest on claims
is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts, and the delivery
and transfer of any property belonging to said
Debtors to them for their use, individuals or CO.
partners as aforesaid, and the delivery and transfer
ofany property by them, are forbidden by law.
That meeting of the creditors of said Debtors
to prove their debts and choose assignees
of their estate individuals and also as copartners
aforesaid will be held Court of insolvency. to
be holden at the Probate Court Rooms in said Port
land, on MONDAY, the fourth day of November,
A. D. 1878, at twelve o'clock noon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
E r. BROWN, Deputy Sheriff.
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Cumberland. 2toc25&31
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Wanted.

STEADY young woman as cook, washer and IRON
~ er, with good city reference. Call at
6s1 CONGRESS STREET, evenings
oc2o d3l*
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'JOsephfne' Seamless 80 cents. best
sizes and choice shades. In Offering
these goods we would inform the public
that they are NOT the genuine s'JO-
sephine" Seamless Kids which have
usually been sold at 81 90. but have
been advertised and sold by Boston
dealers as such at Sl.OO and Sl.25.
We offer this lot at 80 cents in order to
beat Boston prices.
At the same time we shall offer limited
quantity Of the genuine Josephine"
''Harris" Seamless in very desirable
c0.Ors at 81 IS. This Is the same Glove
which is sold in Montreal and st. John
at this price.
Fine Kid Gauntlets In Browns and
Blacks, goods which have q usually sold
for $3.50, we now offer OF SO cents.
This lot cOutainS many small size, par
ticuiarlY desirable for Misses or school
Girls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09

! !, ~, simpson, ~ Uaiias, Ashbel smiii
Nnd neni ,min riiiaW, ~ IekHs, Az
poin'ea commissioners 80 the fa'il
Exposition,
Noou Associated 'Iom Report
MAsHlNuroN, February Il The Yer
diet ia tho rnuu VI General Anderson,
OF the Louisiana returning board, II
guilty, win recommendation 10 ~,
mercy NJ the court Governor Well
promulgates u uhfowd plan 10 fore,
The supreme court 10 take cOgnllanc,
VI his CnHe,
All dispatches indicates that the ear
diuals viii DO unmolested and free IN
their selection Of the pope. King
Humbrrt and all foreign ministers mp
pear 10 have paid proper, aud, IN some
instances, tender respect 10 the depar'
ted, Pope Plus IN. Rome IN tranquil,
The police prevent any approach u
the vatican where the sacred OOnclayc
IL IN session,
Sennte--Mr White, OF Maryland,
said IL did not seem possible that the
senate could possibly roach tho vote on
the silver hll tomorrow, He there
fore moved lhat when the senate ad'
jpurns to-day, Il be % meet on Monday
nest.
MIR Allison, ol Iowa, In charge Of
tue silver oil, opposed the motion
NIL, called fr y,us and nays, Motion
qpecd 10. Yeas, - nays, ~,
The senate rOmmittne on railroads
continued ia hearing on the Texas
aud Pacific aud Southern Pacific bills
Mr.. II Storra mado substantially the
same argument ~ was made before
the house committee, denying the
rirht 10 the company 20 build "A rail.
road Har'.,l"". o. Hl California, and
also it, authority to bridge the Col0ra
do river At Yuma.
Botn these rights the Southern and
Pacific had perfectly, and he contend
ed the CUlilorGia liue WAS superantu-
ous, "a tho Southern Pacific had line
nearly l,9l hDl between the same
points watch NoG,l better Ac0Omm0.
date that umhir The hearing ad-
lourned until Thursday next.
The honorary commissioners TO the
Paris exposition, are Ashbel smith
and j b. Simpson Of Texas, and
James Birney and Eugene a. smith,
of Alabama.
House--The election committee re-
ported to-day In favor of seating Ack-
len, The majority report IL signed by
all the democrats. A minority report
by Bickock, substantially agrees with
the majority report. Price only, M
yet, reports for Darrall, Walt aud
Thornburg have not yet signed, but
IL is supposed they will sign Hlckock's
report, which ia substantially In favor
of Achlen.
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Might Associated Press Report.

House, Mr.. Sapp, Of Iowa, intro
duced u bill to aid III the construction
Of a railroad from point opposite
Memphis to Jeiiers0n, Austin and San
Antonio, Texas, and thence TO II point
nj or near vi Paso. Referred.
Mr.. Elan, Of Louisiana, presented
resolutions from the state legislature nj
reference to the reduction of the tax
on sugar Referred.
MI Il srga Of Virginia, chairman
of the committee on elections and
privileges, made areport in the Louisl-
ana contested case, to the effect that
Darrnll, the sitting member, was not
elected. aud is not entitled to the seat,
and that Joseph II. Acklen, the con-
testant, was elected and is entitled to
The seat.
Mr.. Price, of Iowa, presented the
views of the minority, with resolu-
ton declaring that Darrall is entitled
to the seat.
Mr.. Thorn burgh, ofTennessee, stated
for himself Mr.. Wait, Of Connecticut,
and MIR. Hlckock, OF New York, that
they had signed neither report and
they would file their views.
The reports were ordered printed,
and Mr.. Harris stated that he would
call them up for action next Wednes-
day.
Along debate in the committee Of
the whole, on nppropriaiing SIS, 43O to
be paid to W, II. Newman and IL. A..
Van Hoffman, of New York, In full
compensation for the use Of the Pho.
neer mill in Alexandria, Virginia, by
the United States authorities during
the war
The bill received IFS main support
from the democratic side of the house,
the opposition coming from the repub-
lican side; but there were exceptions
! 10 the RUE on Dubl eIucos Ahe Diii
was eventually rejected; yeas. 40 ;
nays, 100.
Nominations-Alfred V. Dockery,
North Carolina, consul to Leeds; vii.
tliam X. Sessra, receiver of public
money, Gainesville, Alabama.
! Connrmations- midshipmen to
be ensigus aud several nominations in
the civil service OF 10 consequence.
A New Orleans special says in the
matter of the returning board prosecu
ton. as to the agreement, that no ont
should be prosecuted for past political
oflenses, that the members of the legis
la,ure, who made the agreement which
ia the basis of the statement, do no
consider that It applies to the trial o
the returning board, Us they are no
tried for any political otfenses, but TO
the criminal one of |. rging and alter
ing public documents, being the re
turns from Vernon parish, and for pub
Itching the same as true,
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Disnppotnsed.

Yesterday afternoon, when Ia search
of items, we spied large crowd assem-
bled at the junction of the Dallas and
Wichita track with the Texas Pacific
and locomotive near by. We rushed
irantioally and hopefully to the spot,
all the while thinking we could pre-.
sent to our readers this morning long
and cad account of how the poor hui
man body been mangled and disfgured
beyond recognition. This was to US q
bonanza, but not long before the sands
of our hopeful expectations were run
out, the excitement proved to be due
to locomotive off the track, which
caused but little trouble to replace.
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Mr.. ]. w. Dodson, of st. Louis, is at
the Windsor.
Mr.. John A. Hamlin, st. Louis, Is at
the Windsor.
John j. Finley, st. Louis, is booked
at the Windsor
]. w. Raleigh, Galveston, Is guest
of the Windsor.
H. G. Pierce st. Louis, IS registered
at the Windsor.
j. 3. Lazarus, Houston, 10 quartered
at the Windsor.
Sol. Brunswick, OF st. Louis, Is stop
ping at the Windsor.
Il s. Gottshold, st. Louis, is regis.
tered at the Windsor.
Mr.. A. Calder and wife, Portsmouth,
Ohio, are stopping at the Windsor.
Major M. II. Royston, Of Galveston,
an old army friend of ours, paid us
brief call.
We had a pleasant call yesterday
from Mr.. II. Dietzel, of the Galvest N
Post. He will be in the city several
DAYS, ..-
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Tho re.lernl Cour,..

The bar and mercantile community
of Dallas are evinciug some anxiety
as To the disposition of the oil before
congress constituting new federal
district court, with Dallas M its centre.
Should this bill pass, and the court
created here, 1t would be Of untold
value to our city aud county. Ii would
be the means Of saving many hun
dreds Of dollars now spent In attending
the court at other places, and would
bring numbers OF lltigants, lawyers
and business men to Dallas, who now
are drawn to other places. 1t is felt
that Senator Coke, who introduced the
bill, and Governor Throckmorton, who
Immediately represents US, will not
let this supremacy important matter
stop, but the legal fraternity grow
somewhat impatient at the seeming
delay, and In their anxiety for the
passage OF the measure, brook loss east.
ly any delays. 1t is hoped that this
important bill will be- pressed to
speedy and successful Issue.
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One hundred and forty-tive thousand
dollars has been taken in q few months
from VIII tehall gold mines, in Spott.
sylvania county, Virginia.
There are forty,tive newspapers and
one hundred and three job printing
Offices in Philadelphia, employing di.
rectly and Indirectly about five thous-
and men.
Secretary Thompson Ia lecturing.
He might add to the interest of his
lectures by taking the navy around
with him and exhibiting IT,
There is gamin In Chicago who Is
full to the brIm aud running over with
the spirit OF this commercial age
There was an alarming runaway Fri.
day afternoon. The horses attached
to an express wagon tore down Dear
born street, throwing out the driver
scattering the packages, and creating
CONSERVATION in the crowded thorough
fare. Close behind the team was
newsboy running rs fast as he coult
go and shouting, "Daily News, ful
account OF the runaway
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Governor Nichols, II ID understood
enlerlalns the same view, though hs
declines ~ sHpres himself Ia any way
~ Ia any manner connected With The
trial, ~ II might no again reiterated,
However, there 10 no Intention, nor
viii there he any attempt made, GA
the part OF the authorities 10 indlol tho
Waiting statesmen, A far NJ any
letter Of agreement with Anderson, ~
Fellciana, aud John sherman Ia con,
eerned, II Ia not believed there ever
was such document
MI Kellogg, hlmselt however, did
enter Into an agreement with Nash a.
Insure Anderson tho naval office, aud
this document il In existence aud
copy will be forthcoming In few days
Wells remalna In prison, unable 10
procure bail aud In busy preparing
some sort " statement, though what
II Ia, IL not developed, Ito refuses 10
make charges which may implicale
the president or visiting statesmen.
Mr., Bright, chairman Of the house
committee on claims, reported bill
approprlatng SlSO.2l7 for claims al
lowed by the accountants office Of the
treasury which passed.
The session tomorrow IL for debate
only.
Honorary commissioners to the Paris
exposition appointed to-day, were W,
A, Anderson, Virginia; 7. NJ. Young,
Georgia; A. j. Sweeney, West Viz.
ginia Ariutide dirard, Louisiana; Ben.
jamIn Pillow, Texas,
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Extraordinary Bargains in
BOYS md sHl!gRsI'S GLlTalIH

We wish TO remind our CusH
toners that II Is impossible for
us 10 advertise all our special
ties. Every department, every
counter, offers IFS own special
Inducements. DO not leaFe cur
establishment before making a
general examinallOn Of orr
stock. Y0n will find truly. sur.
prlslng bargains ln..eyery nook
and corner.
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EASTERN WAR.
England orders u Portion Of the Fleet
~ tonsIanllnople, Not as n De.
parlure, of Neutrality, Hut 10
Protect Life aud Property,
Lord Derby Says No Was Justified In Re.
signing When the fleet was First Or
dered 10 the Bosphorus, But Ap.
proves the Present Action.

Details ~ ,he Peace nasis-A War Iu
aemaiiy, az rerriiory Compensation
aud unaers,auding hcKaruing tb,
Dardsueiies, ,he principai Features
Noon Associated Press Repori,l
LONDON, February s,-The Pos
says We may rely upon II that th,
government In now aware that British
Interests have been directly attack ed
aud they viii adopt measures for thtir
defense.
A dispatch from Vienna says the
British lloet IL Ia readiness to leave for
the Dardanelles.
The Standard says the lines OF de.
Tense at Conataniinople have been dis
manlled aud the guns brought into the
city.
An official telegram from ~. peters.
burg q nilrms the correctness OF all
armlstloe conditions printed In the
London morning papers yesterday and
given In these dispatches. The only
additional condition mentioned In the
evacuation Of fortresses and Sullna.
A special dispatch from Con stanti.
hoPi'i u"''" WV 'thi W" mummy ~
accordance with the armlstice condi.
tons tho Russians Will occupy Wild
din, Rutschuk, sllestra, Bllgadjk and
Er2eroum,
The ambassadors OF the powers are
still ignorant OF the conditions OF
peace.
A telegram from Volo, says accounts
have been received here Interpretations
committed by Russian troops on the
houses OF Mussulmen, In Adrianople
and neighborlng villages.