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and for these II embrowns and blackens the
hair, not the skim 1t Is vegetable e,1toiert. not
burning fluid. IL does not burlesque nature with
blooming metallic tinges but produces her own lining
Its cooling effect is lasting 1t dees detection.
Its results uniform HneUer fails. Manufactured by
j. CRISTADORO. No. % Williams ST., New York.
Sold by all druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers.
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Bailey Springs
NEAR FLORENCEl,
LauderdaIe County. Alabama.
Round-trip Tickets........sIs 80.
SUMNER BOARDING. rs West 3Ise
Afeaar-

1NI city during the summer months. with frstclaSs
rooms, with or without board, al moderate rates.
Her house Is located between Broadway and Fifth
avenue is most accessible from the various Ferries
being within two minutes walk OF the Elevated Rail-
roads and six lines OF Cars and Stages
References-Dr i. Gafllard Thomas, New T0fk;
Rev 7. d. Witherspoon, Petersburg, Va; Rev. VIM
Z. BOggs, Memphis Tenn.
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4th Grand Distribution
CO M Nh ON WI ALTH
DISTRIBUTION co.
$115s4oo:
IN CASH PRIZES.

NOTE THE ATTRACTIoN-S3O.O 900 for Only So |!
By authority of the Commonwealth of Kentucky,
to take place In the city of Louisville, KY,
ON WEDNESDAY,. JULY 81, 1875.
NO Selling! NO POSTPONEMENT!
Drawing under the immediate supervision of Col. II.
c. Wintersmith. Ex-Treas. State of KY, and
Gen. T. A. Harris and Geo. Z. n. Gray.
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RIVER NEWS.
weather and Flyers.

The weather yesterday was pleasant, with
light winds. The table and dispatches below
give the latest from all points:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS. U. s. Al
NJ. LII. Z
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NOTICE.
Masonic Temple-Buiiding Committee

rTIHE Building Committee OF the Masonic Temple
Il Of Memphis requests and VIII receive cash bids
for the completion Of the building Plans and spec
ifications of the work to be done can be seen at
Jones 4 Baldwin's Office. All bids must be sealed
and delivered to the committee and Will be opened
by them on the 18th day OF July next at the Secre
tary's Office Bids Will be received up 10 ~ m of
served by this committee.
LOUIS HANAUER
ID. r. PORTER,
r. C. WILLIAMSON,
Building Committee.
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SATURDAY, july Is, ISIS

within legal hours the following described propertv
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee. toWit: GER
lot with the houses thereon. situated In the city
OF Memphis. and described follows: BeginnInR
at a stake the east side or boundary of De5of0
street, being the northwest corner OF lot Nc q 10
block No. 80; thence east with the dividing line be-
tween lots and 3, 1881 feet 10 stake thence
north and parallel with DeSotO street 40 feet 20
stake; thence west and parallel with the dividing
line OF lots aud B, 113ls feet 70 DeSOto street;
to the beginning corner.
Terms OF Sale-One-f0urth cash; balance at g. u
and Is months; notes with approved security and
lien retained on property until purchase money Is
paid. Equity OF redemption barred. June 10 1873
Is. A. COLI, Clerk and Master
BY Z. B. McHenry. ID. C. and NJ
Geo. Gillian, Sol. for compl't
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A General Rebellion.
OF N GREAT DISCOVERY
CRisTADORO's HAIR DYE,

The public has re6elLed against cdtaerizinq Hal
Dyes. Fashion has foresworn them A Sagaciou
community has adopted In their stead.
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Whole Tickets, So. Half Tickets, 81
Remit by Postof1ce Money Order Registered Let
er, Bank Draft or Express Full list of drawing pub
IShed In Louisville CourieT-JOuTHdL and New York
Herald and mailed to all tickethOlders. For tickets
and Information address COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTICN co. OF T. j. COlMERFORD, Sec'y
Courier Journal Buildings Louisville, Ky.
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CHANCERY SALES.
ChancerY Sale Of Real Esfate.

Chancery Court of Shelby county-ieorge Gillham
Administrator of John s. Kerr, decd, VS.. W. D.
Kerr ct al.
BY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale. en-
tered I'm the above cause on the 25th day of Nav
1878, Will SELL at public auction, to the higbeSf
bidder I'm front of the clerk and master Office couTs
house building. Main street, Memphis. Tenn ON
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ISSUES new series OF stock every quarter; COM
J. menced business In 1873 and has beer and is
SUCCESS. Stated meetings held on FIRST TUES
DAY EVENING OF each month at their office. 20
Madison street. upstairs to make loans. Eighth Sc
rtes commences July L, 1878. Subscribe now.
Money to Loan! Stock for Salel No Back DuesI
L. LAGRILL, President
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SUMMER RESORT.
TULLAHOMA

NHE most delightful and convenient summer re-
Il sort in Middle Tennessee located near the
case CT the Cumberland Mountains. and the highest
lolnI on the n. Z. and st. Louis r. r. Only three
pnis. - -
Exhilarating climate and delightful chalybeate
water. The hotel offers all the comforts OF a home
VIII an the Injuries OF first class watering place,
and at moderate rates
TERMS $40 per week OF $50 per month.
Excursion tickets from Memphis and Nashville at
reduced rates.
kelerenees-Mrs Judge FIippln, Col Leon Trous-
uaie and Col w. 4. Hardin, of Memphis.
+. CORZELIUS, Proprietor
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Above low
water.

"BtIOW uIXn WdItf Indfk OF 1879.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
s. w w q; s.:
900 pm. 1924 20 S.W. Fair
Maxtnnrn fharmomafer i,S1 deZ
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Cotton Exc naDge Quotations.
IStdrSErrtf International Classification
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Cotton Statement.
COTTON RxcHAN,

Market steady. Sales 200 bales, all to
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

bright yellow dropping whiskers. the mildest OF
blue eyes, and q faint, uncertain voice
that is always pitched high and inevlta-
bly, squeaks in the middle of a sentence-even that
interesting parsonage looks mellow and patronzing.
as if he was in fair way to enjoy himself.
The city this evening is thronged with strangers,
and the hotels are turning away scores of unfortu-
nate pilgrims. The Premier, the Chief-Jus-
tice. and several members of the Cabinet
are already here. The Duke Of Edinburgh Is
at the Admiralty House during the day and on
board his ironclad at night. The official pro-
gramme for the reception of the Princess and the
Marquis has been completed and will be carried into
effect on Monday for even if the Sarmatian arrives
OH Saturday the grand entry wilnot take place until
two days after. On the day of tho official land
ing" the Marquis will be sworn into office by the
Chief-Justice and the city's address will be pre-
sented. In the evening there will be an othcial
drawing-room and on the next day less formal
reception. The Vice Regal party will proceed 10
Montreal on Wednesday and remain there over Sun
day. The gala-days of the year will close al
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
King HCMBERTS RETURN TO ROME.

GRAND POPULAR WELCOME ACCORDED HIM.
ROME, Nov. "a, 1873.
The King and Queen, the Prince of Naples
and the Duke Of Aosta arrived here to-day, and were
most enthusiastically received They accompanied
from Naples by signor Calrol. tho Presidents OF the
Senate and Chamber Deputies and several Ministers,
and welcomed at the station by all the members Of
the Senate aud Chamber Of Deputies, the civil aud mill
tary authorities, sixty guilds and wOrkmon's associa-
ons, with nags and bands. and escorted 10 the Qu-
rinaL The OF the procession was lined
with stands for sgLtseers, and tho vast crowds
cEccTed their Majesties from ono end OF The
line 10 the other. the King and QneCn
appeared be much affected They were obliged, after
reaching tic palace, o. appear ON the balcony iOur
times. The Whole city Is decorated with nags and
streamers, and tonight there Is general illumination
PARIS Nov "a 1879.
The correspondent Of the Temps, telegraphng from
Rome before the procession, states that soldiers aud
gems d'arms were echcOncd every fifty metres along the
whole route There have been 800 arrests In Naples
stated that the government has proofs OF the exist
cncr "a association the object Of which ~ 10 XII
the King IL said tue lntcrnn Onnst5 hold SJOOOOO,
the proceeds OF a recent bank robbery.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

top and those that were taken out and destroyed
were, Of course, Republican votes The effect OF
this was to make every fraudulent Democratic vote
count for two in estimating the majority, because
every time one Of these fraudulent votes was put
into the box it remained there and was actually
counted and at the same time an honest, genuine
Republican vote was taken out, destroyed and not
counted.
The fraud was the result OF conspiracy which
must have been formed by men who had the means
of reaching local Democratic politicians in every
part of the State The Republicans say that it was
arranged and carried out by the Democratic State
Committee, but of that have seen no positive evil
dence, and presume it would be very difficult to
obtain any. The "kiss-Oke" " tickets were all OF
the size, printed the same kind of paper and
IN the same type and, although the local candidates
in each county and Congressional District were dif
ferent they all seem to have been printed in the
same Office In spite Of its magnitude, the fraud was
perpetrated in very bungling manner and could
very easily be exposed if Governor Hampton and the
State authorities were to take hold of the matter III
earnest The number of persons involved is so great
that an investigating commission determined to get
at the truth would undoubtedly find some one IN
the first county it visited who by little pressure,
could be made either to expose the whole con-
spiracy or furnish information that would GER
talny tend TO It's exposure. Governor hampton Is
believed IN the North a. well as IN the South to
be an honorable man. He is a candidate for the
United States SenatOrship from this State, and IL
elected at ALL it must be by the Legislature chosen
OH the first Tuesday in this month. Neither he nor
any other honorable in this state can afford to
go to Washington owing his election TO frauds OF
the dsgTaceful character of those of which his
party is accused The Governor has it in his power
to turn the bright sunlight of publicity on this
whole diagracefu business and to put the facts be-
fore the country in such way that they cannot be
disputed by political friend or foe. If he does not
do it he will certainly forfeit the respect OF all
decent people.
What do the white people, the Democrats. say
about the election in SUMTER They Say nothing
| have been here "A part of three days and have
formed the acquaintance of a number OF people, but
| have utterly failed to draw them into cOnversa-
tion on the subject. They saw that the negroes
voted the Democratic ticket and that is all they
will say. They act though they were ashamed
of the whole business were afraid to talk about
it. There undoubtedly many respectable, up,
right men who take no active part in politics and
who do not know how the county was carried by
the Democrats, although 1t seems hardly possible
that any one should live here and not know of the
fraud In any event there will be no volunteer
information gwen. The people of this county,
influenced by fear some other consideration, VIII
enjoy the fruits of the inlquity without asking
questions a. to how they were obtained.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
TELEGRiPHIC NOTES.
; FOOT. BALL.

NAVIGATION ON THE ST LAWRENCE CLOSING
OUEBHC. Nov. 23.-lhe steamship SardInian the
last mail steamer the sailed this morning Tor Liver
pool ,orr,,
YALE BEATS HARVARD AT FOOTBALL
RosTOS Nov. 24-A football match occurred
here yesterday between ale and Harvar IN e me ,
hnnt neither side gained goal or tonchdown IN ue
second Yale and declared the winner ABOUT
ZOO spectators were present
DRYGooDS FAILURE IN READING -,
Pr.nING Penn Nov. 24.-B. III. Brown, one OF the
dealers OF this city who has been in bus
ness twenty years failed yesterday.
A RACE ON WHICH $4,000 WAS WON.
DENVER, Col. Nov. 24.-An exciting foot race
took pace here between H. Williams OF Denver
and ys OF California for $1,000 side. The race was won
by Williams time 9e distance 100 yards Thirty thousand
dollars changed hands On the result
THE HUNTER CASE TO-DAY:
TRENTON n. j., Nov. 24.-On Monday mornlng z
the case of Hunter will mp writ In the Court o
Erros Appeals ExSecretary kobeson VIII present ne
grounds on which the court VIII be asked to set uo
Dict.
RARUs oUTTRoTs swEETzER
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24-At Chico yesteraay
Rarus against sweetLer IN <iA' anu -'A"~ ~
rer won the drst heat In 2;Io'
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CRIMES AND c1SUAL1IhS-BY TELEGRAPH
A GASOLINE ExrLo.IoN IN VERMONT.

A GASOLINE EXPLOSION IN VERMONT.
BUmINGroN, VI. Nov. 23.-D. W. Linsley's house
by expiotion Of gasoline
THE DELAWARE WHIPPING POST IN USE.
NEWCASTLE, Del, Nov. 2i.-SiX black and three
day. Five OF them wore also piil0rlod.
DURFEE ADMITS THE BURNING OF THE BOOKS.
TAUNTON, Mass, Nov. - In the Durfee will
yesterday, Holder h Duifeo reluctantly testified that
and consent Hathaway who present testified tho
thing. The court adjourned until the hrst. Friday in
December.
FOUND DEAD IN HIS CHAIR
Providence, Ri, Nov. 21.-In WOOnsOCket, early
was found si.lngn chair dead the one Of his market
when hs ee:k opened lie had been shot through the heart
FIGHT WITH A BURGLAR.
HAGARsvIILF, Ont, Nov. 24.-Eary this morn
Ty O1ea eS.u5 Which Si' S1dSd IN HIS o The
neck innicng dangerous wound The burglars escaped.
THREE ARRESTS FOR ARSON.
6 C0nn NSy Frieke and
arson fcke hired L0gn6erg 20 burn dance hall and thoa
had everything ready 70 touch od tho plot Was
covered.
A $4,000 DEFALCATIoN IN LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. PA deficit of $50, 900
discovered in the office OF tho Connecticut Mutual
o fact that the arrearage about se
when Messrs Ryan. Carpenter Co. tho Kentucky
A RAILROAD DAMAGED BY A TIDE.
BosTON, Nov. 24.-Thc high tide Yesterday morn
tie track Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad
long distance and washed away 500 feet Of the roaDed
TERRIBLY MANGLED BEFORE DEATH.
WuKEsBARRE, Penn, Nov. "a. AT noon on Sat
urday Upper Lehgh Charles Wenner brakeman on
snos hs when the coupling he e beneath the
dragged considerable distance and lei from bridge thirty
feet high He WIS rescued sc a1d brought TO "kesOae Hos
CHARGED WITH FORGING BILL OF LADING.
DFCATUR ILL.,. Nov. 2i.-H. Allen, from Baltimore,
who was ae @ % Sn % & ses ne
secured s2IO from Dow Co. Of NewYork-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
COLLISION ON 7HE GREAT WESTERY ROAD.
TWO LOCOMOTIVES WRECKED Al HAMILTON, CAN
ADA-ONE MAN KILLED.

TWO LOCOMOTIVES WRECKED Al HAMILTON, CAN
ADA-ONE Man KILLED.
HAMILTON, Ont, Nov. 24-At an early hour
this morning city thrown into great excitement
over a report Of collision the Great Western Rail
way, at WnOna station, twelve miles from here. II ap
pears that while Now-YOrk express, which left here
at o. u was shuntrug and waiting at Wlnona to pass
the No Chicago express which is due here at 2:i5
a. H., It into by the latter train, which was
running about the rate Of thirty miles hour. The
engineer and rcmen OF No. II jumped from the engine
and escaped. This engine was badly smashed, while No
! engine Jared The engine was badly wrecked,
and the DaggageCar forced into the smOkingcar killing
man, eInigrant, outright. Eight other CmGrDnts
ess injured. Inc cnSincdrivcr Df the eX-
press, which into the train snunting, had his
and leg fractured. ana the fireman very badly
sCalded. Tho other passengers went forward, and II 10
supposed were unlnurcd. lhc emlgTauts referred 10
lying at Hampton Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
SOUTH CAROLINA METHODS.
FRAUD IN A BUNGLING MANNER.

rhAUD IN BUNGLlNG MANNER.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA TIssUE-TICKETs ISSUED FROM
ONE oFFICE-THE FRAUD ONE THAT CAN BE
EXPOSED EAsILY-How THE PRESIDENT WILL
TREAT SOUTHERN oUTRAGRs IN HIS MESSAGE.
A staff correspondent of THE TRIBUNE,
who has been investigating the election
frauds in South Carolina, explains how
the Democrats carried Sumter County,
and says the tissue-tickets were evidently
printed at one office. The fraud was
committed in bungling manner, and
can be easily exposed if the State authorities
take hold of the matter in earnest. In his
Message the President will speak of the out
RACES in severe terms and will urge such ac-
ton by Congress as will prevent their recur-
renee.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

went ashore and drove about O'Clock to Maplewood.
the residence Of General MacDougal. The city is dec
GRATED in before attempted by cti'
liens. Public buildings, business houses and private
dwellings grand mass Of evergreens and ban
ners arranged in every conceivable style. Quite num-
Der OF hands ONE arches the principal thorough
fares decorated with appropriate notices. The Prin-
cess suffered II appears orc day Of the passage from
bronchial affection. The Marquis walked the deck OF
the steamer during portion OF several DAYS, attended
by the piper and amused himself fishing for guls. On
the only Sunday spent at sea- divine service was held
the MaTQuis attending.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
RANK OFFICIALS UNDER ARREST.

New BRUNSWICK, n. j., Nov. 24.-The fol-
lowing named gentlemen quietly arrested here ast
night and bailed in the Of $4,000 each to appear
before the Grand Jury and complaint made by
Alderman John g. Clark, representing the deposors OF
The defIncI state Bank: Abraham Voorhees,, Joseph
Fisher sr Joseph Fisher jr Frederick stats, sr and
Ex-State Senator Levi d. Con0yer. Tue eonlpihinIs I
charges them with wfuly, mallcl0usly ana kuo"lnBy
defraudipg the depOsltOrs.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
srxArnR HOWE coNFIDENT OF REELECTION.

CHICAGO, Nov 24.-Unlted States Senator
T. O. Howe OF Wisconsin, who was IN the city yesterday
ia confident OF reelection He thinks the people spoke
,or ~ tbe bmeaic standard at the recent election.
The silver BILL he says, has done much to bring about
ths result He s Of the opinion that Congress VIII not
NEEDLE with the money question this Winter but Will aid
in making resumption general throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
THE MARQUIS AND PRINCESS ASHORE.
AFTER LUNCHEON THE yICE-REGAL PARTY LAND
ON CANADIAN SOIL.
lGRNERAL PRESS DIsPATCnI

On CANADIAN SOIL.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCni
HALIFAX, Nov. "a, 1873.
Ahe weather is fine to-day, and there is
prospect OF good weather for the grand reception
Tomorrow. General MacDougau Administrator Of the
Government, and Viee-Admral Inolefed visited
Lord Lorne and the Princess Louise this morn
Ing on board the sarmatian, at anchor
down the harbor. The Marquis and Princess
kft the ssrmatian at o'clock in steam launch and
went on board the Black Prince, where they took
luncheon with the Duke Of Edinburgh They afterward
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
CITY NOMINATIONS IN PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 2i.-The Demo-
cratic City Convention last night nominated Aired W.
Flax for Mayor The Prohibiuonists have nominated
Ed win Metcai, the Greenback men Chrstopher X DsJ
and the antEDOyle Republicans onaties T. hoOinS0n'
The election will be held next Tucsday'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
WHAT THE PRESIDENT WILL SAY
The SOUTHERN OUTRAGES WILL BE SEVERELY CON
DEMNED IN HIS MESSAGE, AND MEASURES TO
PREVENT THEIR RECURRENCE WILL BE URGED
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCUl


DEMNED IN HIS MESSAGE AND MEASURES TO
PREVENT THEIR RECURRENCE WILL BE URGED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-In his forthcoming
message, the President Will make the re-
ported outrages and violations of law in the
South during the late elections q promi-
nent topic of comment. These violations
will be condemned as forcibly depriving a
large number of citizens, in specified localities of
rights conferred by both National and State author
ty, thus preventing the results expressive of their
will III the administration of public affairs. Such
proceedings will be further deprecated because they
Indicate that the paciication of the South is not
complete. and because they cast reprOach
upon and endanger the integrity of free in
stutions. The subject will be earnestly presented
TO the consideration of Congress for such action as
the circumstances demand, with a view of prevent
ing recurrence Of such wrongs, and to secure an
absolute exercise Of the right of suffrage.
Owing to the decision Of the United States SUI
preme Court that the Enforcement Act uBcOn-
stutonal, il not being in specific accordance with
the XVIII Constitutional amendment, and the
failure Of the House III the ALllld Congress
the judgment of that tribunal, there is no
law 10 punish class of cases affecting co0red me'
which the act WIS intended To reach The law rel
atIvc to the election of members of Congress. how
ever, affords a remedy for some OF the reported
wrongs, inlictiug fine of 300 and Imprisonment
preventing or Obstructng the free exercise OF vOt-
ing; and fine of 50 900 and imprisonment for not
more than ten years on those engaged III conspiracy
for the same purpose.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
SEAMENS STRiGE IN AUSTRALIA.

SYDNEY. Nov. 81, 1873.
There is an extensive strike of seamen here
against the employment OF Cinnamon on board ships
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
THE PORTSMOUTH HOMEWARD BOUND.

LONDON. NOV. "a, 1878,
The United States ship Portsmouth, en- rout,
from Hasre home. arrived at Madeira the 18th Of thi
month.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
THE BRITISH INVASION,

THE oUETTAH COLUMN MARCHING ON-DIssENsIoNs
IL IHE CABINET.
LONDON. Nov. "a, 1873.
A Lahore telegram says the column of the
British Army advancing into AfChanstan by the way OF
Quettah has occupied without resistance place called
sib within the Ameers territory, due east OF Dazar.
Another Reuter- telegram Lahore reports that Cen
cra Bddulph's Ouetah force, with the troops under
Major saudeman have advanced close to Psbin. No re-
sIstance is expected there.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
HALT PROBABLE.

Many make II appear probable that the WIZ
Ter campaign will close with the occupation OF the
Daka, Kurum ana Peshn Valleys. Winter Is drawing
near, the cold is intense, and fuel ana forage h he
mountainous districts scarce, so that for prudetal
reasons the Indian Government will not care to etan,
gle their armies far III the hills al THIS season uht
their communications more secure and thtlf co-
missaIat and transport arrangements Oh a more ap-
"a
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
SERIOUS STRIFE N THE CABINET.
The Manchester Gudrdidns London correspond

The Manchester Guardians London correspondent
elcgraphs that the Cabinet Council Friday was the
scene OF conflict between ministers of different
shades OF opinion than had taken place since the de-
parture OF Lord Derby from tho Ministry. He says that
the members who desire TO summon Parliament 50 "a
meet the scruples Of Of the Ministers on the
Constitutional question involved III the carried ITS
object It's chief members pointed out, by report,
as Sir Stafford NorhcOe, Chancellor Of the EXcheque
and the Hon. Richard Assheon Cross Home Secretary
who also received a considerable amount OF support
from Lord Salisbury.
RUSSIA SHOWING VIGILANCE.
Tie Berlin National ZictiRG says: " Russia VIII not
consent to the annexation destruction OF Mgbauis-
nor 10 the permanent acquisition by England Of post
tiOn- commanding the passes OF Baikh IL Is with
20 making is heard ~ tho conclusion OF the
war that Russia ordered Colonel LJmGklnc tO pu-h
on with troops now stationed the Attrck to Mar
ghah and that the contingent now stationed at saInar
cAnu ms boon direcieh 10 clntinuc lis maTcn."