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WI have added To our stock full line
ri Buggy and Wagon Harness, Gear Gritch-
ing, Saddles, liridlc., and all kind IT re-
pair Tor lIarncs-.
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WUAREN ~ EyANs.

To lluUsEKEEFERs. make aud repair
spring Mattresses, and uph olster Chairs,
sofas, Church Pews, Ne. Cali On ne at
the Carson IIeusr," Stanford, Ky.
l.. BoLENBACk.
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Mn. BRucE's MARRIA0r.-A full ae-
couni Of the marriage Of our friend Mr.
George II. Bruce 10 Miss Sallie 4. brown,
ri Lar caster, will be found In "sappho's"
letter Mr.. Bruce il a worthy and exem-
plary Young man and Ne are sure that the
little prize he has won, viii always he
proud of the day that she became his wife.
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WEAEEN n EyNNs -ell go,-l two horse
Wagon with hcl aud brake, for $40
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VI. ~. MILLER

l. ,Andilaie ior County Attorney OF iineoln 60,
al the August Lleetion, iSss, ,al5e Ia the agti"h
% the Dsin0etatic party
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Tnr -. \-arh'- Hotel will open on the
.,nnl
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VI the Turnersyills precinet Is Candidate iar A.
SCISSOR OF Lincoln County, suhest 10 the action cd
The Democratic party.
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Although il was raining and the street,
knee deep in mud, every seat in the tonri
house was 6llcd. foniaine Fox la'hbill
the Cicero Of the Mountains, led oil in on'
Of his characteristic Spgeche- which was al
course a No. I. Mr.. lioone MAS next and
last, and his address was even better thai
ever. Twenly-one more took the pledge
This makes total Of about SO. To-nigh
the officer of tLe Temperance tnion vii
b. elected
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CONSTABLE.

Mr.. !. ". Bright merely announced him
self rs candidate Tor this district, subiec,
to the action Of the Democratic party, and
thea the andienoe dispersed. We noticed
in the crowd several other Democratic can
didales, among them ". =, Ahrah I'm, q.
NJ. Giyens, }, D. Myers, Capt W. !. Me
Kinney, z. NJ. White and !. a. Livingston,
ioI assessor, aud j. II, Enbanks lor Jailer,
but they were loo modest probably Ia get,
up hefore such crowd and talk. The
Republican candidates, Rob. Blain, for
County Attorney, ~. l.andram, Tor Jailer,
we're in attendance bat did not pariciPsIe
in the proceeding.
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r. M. WHITE

on Cab Orchard 1. Candidate Tor sAe ~ OF
oln Couniy subject 10 the action Of the Dem"c
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4. a Candidate Tor Assessor OF Lincoln County, .
iect TO the action OF the DemocrSy.
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mouse Inc hiu gthtithan aih~t ii''Hi hiH
seat, slowly laid aside his huge overcoat
aud eomforter and mounting the speakers
stand remarked tina, he had been in many
a tight place, but this cheat EN-" all. He
wasn't any public speaker, but he just
wanted To say that he was going to he the
next Assessor of the county, and would
discharge its dutie, To the "letter Of
the law" rs he had already begun to study
ON the business. Uncle Lewis remarks
we're received with great enthusiasm. Joe
4. Cohen said he was not known as well
in the county as some Of the candidates
but that those who did know, knew we'll Of
him and to them he referred the public
lie was sure Of his ability to perform the
duties of the office Of Assessor, and prom
ised its faithful discharge il elected. j.
NJ. Cooper, said, like friend Of his once
did, that il he failed to make good speech
il wasn't for the want Of knowledge. All
he wanted now, was to say that he was a
candidate for assessor, that he had once
filled the office in another county most ac-
c, ptably, that he could and would do
so here il elected, and he would he II the
large relationship OF some of the candid
ate- was moi arrayed against him.
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A. N. EGBERT

Ia Candidate Tor reelection As Jailer OF Lin
County, subject TO the action Of the Democracy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-23
DEOW ned,

TORONTO, May >. .-Apleasure steamer,
the Empress of Indis, with party OF
eighteen persons on bosrd, became uC-
manageable and cspslzed over dam on
Grand River, st Gait, Ontario, tonight.
All the passengers were plunged into
the river below. Asyet only one body
has been found, that Of Harry Jafrsys.
of Gait, Newspaper re-
porter. Among the missing sre
Edward Wren, Thomss Elliott. Fred
Kane, John Frusen, james Montgomery
Ione of the proprietors Of the boat, An
drew jackson and David Scott. The
excitement throughout the town Is in
tense. Little reliable information can
be obtained. Diligent search is being
made st the scene of the disaster.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGToE, May p
SENATE.

u
Mr.. Davis, Of West Virginia, called
up the resolution submitted by him n
few days ago, authorizing the select com.
miltee appointed to investigate the
finance reports, books and accounts Of the
Treasury Department to continue It's in
vestigstIon during the recess.
An extended discussion followed.
Pending dicussion on the resoluIion Of
Mr.. DAVIS, the morning hour expired.
Mr.. Iugslls called TOR unfinished, be-
ing the bill 10 provide permanent form
Of government for the District Of Colum.
bis.
Mr.. Ferry faid the undertaking Of
Senate yesterday was tina. the House bill
10 forbid further retirement Of legal ten
der notes should be taken up a. tie eI-
pIrstiOn Of the morning hour, and then
laid aside informally TO allow the SEN
stor from Mississippi Lamsrl % sd-
dress the Senate on the Texas Pacific
railroad bill.
Another long discussion ensued as 10
the agreement Of yestsrdsy, and all tie
Senators corcurred that the underslsnd.
ing was thst Lamar should bs heard on
the Texas Pacific bill.
Finally Mr.. Ferry said that he would
not insist upon consideration OF tho bill!
10 forbid the further retirement Of lego
tender notes today, a the Senator from
Delaware Bsysrd was not prepared 20
speak.
The bill 70 provide q permarcn. form
Of government Tor the District Of Co
ium5is was lLea taken up and lad aside
informally.
Mr. Lamar then made = speech in "a.
vor OF the Texas Pacific R3i.rCai bill.
Nj. voorhees, introduced bill author
iziDg toe construction Of bridge scross
the WsO4sh river. ST any point within
SIX miles Of the. town Of Mer.on, Indi-
ana. Referred.
Alter an Executive &c ssion, The Sensts
adjourned.
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FuEIish Labor sIrIke.

LONDON, May 22.-Thero have been no
further disturbances in the striking dis
tricts in Lancashire, in consequence Of
the precautions taken by the military and
police. The hopes Of q settlement of the
differences have not been abandoned
The Spinners and card room hands Op-
pose the ballot on the questions at issue,
but the weavers at Blackburn and many
other towns are to vote tomorrow. At
Preston the operatives are entirely in
favor Of submitting, as are many thou
sands OF wesvers at Blackburn alone.
1t is believed that the result Of the voting
will have an important effect upon the
other strIkars. The notices OF a 10 per
cent. reduction expired at Todmorden
snd Rsmsbottom last night. The opera
tives resolved to resist the reduction.
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THENATIONAL CAPITAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
or.that thompson, schurE and
- are 10 Go Outlay o. Re
iurnIng 90 His First Love
Gall for Bonds.
,u,.,sIto the Register.

sr.,Isl to the Register.
sP'' WASHINGTON, May -.
pomors sbout prospective Cabinet
.,.,g.s sre being quietly passed around
lin Some people, and among them
,s,,a who are supposed to erjoy the con-
s,.,cs of the Administration, affect to
Lava that there is something of the sort
;. ,bs wind. The talk is that Thompson,
S,,rrz and Key are to go out. Secretary
Tb,mpson, when approached on the sub
"a, by an intimate friend, said that as
ba WAS concerned he had no idea OF
,s,igning, and his health was SO good
n., bs did not think he would die sooni
:, could not, of course, say what
-, President had in his mind,
-. thus fsr he had received
,.,r ,bst source no intimstIon that he
80, not wanted. Secretary Schurz says
~, w., minors are call fudge" Postmaster
Cs,er.l Kew saws he is trying to do his
49, An officer of the Government, and
=, Joss not concern himself about his
..sr,. ot Office. He will go serenely y on,
is.rioy the future TO take care Of itself
II NAV be said, with some confidence,
,,st there IS a verv strong move on foot
10 oust Schurz and Key. The determine
,;on of the House to investigate the
presidential frsud gives new lie - the
intr CUES which have been IN progress sll
winter. This is on the grouud tnst the
Dsmocrscv hss turned It's b .ck on Hayes
and can no longer ask any tayors OF him,
spd that, since be hss only the
R.nublicsn party to rely on, it is but
"A 10 demand snd but Just that be shall
c7rrade that there shall De none but Re-
p1hlicsns in the Cabinet. SchutZ Is rot
considered a Republican. and he Is lar
more Objectionable to Republicans than
Kew Scnurz lndulges in scrOOstic per-
fo-msnces so that Is npossIb'a to keep
t,sck of him. Key declares himself
Democrat all the time and Is socislly
very popular. The point Is made tnat
when the campaign opens hey Will
find himself very much embarrassed
in the Cabinet He can MT
well remain there aud At the "a ne time
work for the success of the Democ'a &c
marty. He will have 10 choose whom be
will serve The Republican factions sre
swinging INTO line, aud Hayes shows
to make up and be friends
THIS tendency Is a stsndu : menace 10
Schurz and Key. It Is just possible that
BIZ the time the fraud committee finishes
il. work, John Shermsn's place will be
wanted.
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TIE pELEGATEs.
MURDER TRIAL AT nARTINsBURG
Gilbert, the Negro. Accused OF Kill
Ing COflinberger, Before n Jury.

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, May 2O.-The
trial of Frank Gilbert, cOlored charged
with the murder of an old man named
Nicholas Coffin berger, of Ohio, some
time ago, was commenced in the Circuit
Court of Berkeley county to-day, Judge
John Blair Hoge presiding. The States
attorney, l.. NJ. Shatfer, is assisted in the
prosecution by q. j. Faulkner, Jr., en-
ployed by the friends of the murdered
man, and j. n. Wisner and w. 5. Hen
shaw were assigned to act as counsel for
the accused.
Coffin berger some time last winter came
to Berkeley county for the purpose Of
visiting his relatives, and getting of the
cars at North Mountain station started to
walk to his brothers residence, several
miles distant, but which he never reached.
The last seen Of him ne was accompanied
by the man now on trial.
Before pleading the prisoner filed
petition tor removal OF the cause to the
United States Circuit Court, fer the rea-
son that under the laws OF West Nlr-
glnis only white persons are competent
TO act as grand and petit jurors, and that
the grand jury by which he was indicted
was 20 composed, and that, therefore, he
cannot have fair trial under the laws
of this State. This motion is similar to
that made in the Tolevir case in 1874
and then overruled by Judge HOge. 1t
is again made in this case, 1t is presumed,
because the Supreme Court OF the United
States has recently allowed writ of er-
ror in the case of Taylor Straucer, con-
victed at Wheeling for the murder OF his
wife. Judge Hoge briefly stated the
grounds upon which the motion was de-
MED, the Court Of Appeals OF this State
having made similar ruling in the
Strauder case when before it on appeal.
The first witness called was John C1i-
finberger, brother of the murdered man,
who testified positively to the identltcs-
tion of mis- brothers body. Josiah Nor
gan, who found the body, testified as to
the circumstances connected with the
finding. Drs. A. r. Ross and John B..
Snodgrass were next called, and testified
as to the post-mortem examination. Both
gave it as their opinion that the blow
upon the head was sufficient 10 cause
death.
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Out OF Tune.

When the tones Of musical inEtru.
mens become harsh and dlEcoToant, We
say 10 IL "out OftuHe." The same may be
said OF that lar more wonderful and com.
pIlcated piece OF mechanism, the huma an
structure, when II becOm,s disordcrod.
Not only actual disease, but those far
more common causes, oyerwork. mental
anxiety and fast living, may impair ls
yigor and activity. The best remedy for
a partial collapse Of the vital energies,
from these as fOm other cauges. n Hostet-
tsr's Stomach Bitters, which is at the same
time an agreeable and mind cheering
cordial, and the best possible inyigorsnt
In all cases Of debility. IL IN On incOn
parable stOmachlc and anti billions msdl-
cine, eradlcates fever and ague, and pre-
vents subsequent attacks. II remedies
with certainty and thoroughness bowel
and kidney complaints, dyspepsia, nery-
oUsnesS, rheumatic troubles, and many
other bodily ailments, II also countsracls
Influences which predispOse 10 disease.
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The storm At GnIIipoIrs.

GALLIPoLIs, May 2l.-One of the
most terrific hail storms that ever visited
this vicinity passed through this county
last night, sbout eight o'clock, from west
10 east. Il cut swsth about two miles
wide, moving down whest, oats and
grass, bstterlng of fruit, breaking glass
and soaring and disGguriDg everything
in Its track. Some o, the stones were ss
large IS small hen eggs. The rain fell
in torrents, and Chicsmsugs, q large
creek coursing through the county, is on
high. 1t missed the city.
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Call for Bonds.

WAsuNGroy, May 22.-The Secre-
t.ry of the Treasury has called for the
f0.iovirg bonds: Coupon bond, dated
J.lv !. 1865, WISE, No. 56,00l to So
OyJ, both inclusive; 500, No. 9O,O0l TO
100000. both inclusive; $500, No G5 o0l
70 $4,000, both inclusive; $1,000, No.
l2O9OJ to $4,000, both incluslyei total
coupon bonds S2. 100000.
Registered bonds redeemsble At the
pleasure Of the United States after the
frs, Of July, 1870: $50 Nos. 1851 to
2,OjO, both inclusive; 800, Nos. Is, 70l to
1850. both inclusive; $500, Nos 1851
20 900. both inclusive, $1,000, Nos.
3)gOl to 32,2OO both inclusive; $4,000,
Nos. s,4jl to $500, both inclusive;
$4,000, Nos. 1871 to 1920, both in.
elusive. Total registered bonds, $500
CO., Total bonds 5000 OCO The prIn-
cps, sad interest will be pad at the
treasury on aud after the -Ead OF Au-
gus: next and interest will cease on tnst
dsY.
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Great Equestrisn Feat,

NEW YORK, May p Francisco Per-
slto began, St o'clock this morning, at
Fleetwood Park, to attempt 10 ride 900
miles in fifteen consecutive hours. At
noon he had made III miles, when he
retired from the track for rubbing
down, resuming the ride at l:22. At )
o'clock, eleven hours from the start, Per-
alto had male go miles.
Perslto completed sos miles in IA
hours and 81 minutes, having minutes
to spare. The quickest mile was , min
u.es and 10 seconds; the quickest 10 miles
was y minutes and u seconds.
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writ OF Error Granted.

RICHMOND, May 22.-Upon applica-
tion OF the counsel for the applicant,
Chief Justice Waite holding the United
States Court here. to-day, granted writ
of error in the case of Hartman VS..
Green. Thi. is the cSse in which the
Virginia Court of Appeals, few weeks
ago, upon the question of the law taxing
State conso!s were divided, The object
OF the writ is to test the constitutionslIty
Of the law, and settle all questions arising
under funding bills. 1t is expected the
case will be heard SIS privileged case as
soon as the Supreme Court meets in OcIo-
her
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Watching the CImbria.

NEw YORK May 22.-Ihe Bulletin Is
informed by the captain Of the steam
snip Canada, from Bermuda, that the
English ironclsd Serious, swift sailing
cruiser, has left that port with sealed
orders. 1t ia supposed sne is bound for
the cosst of MsIue 10 look after the move
ment OF the Russian vessel 10 that quar-
ter. The British feet 3. Bermuda, con
sis.ing OF seyersl fast gun boats, has also
received orders 10 sail st once for Hall
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SEVERAL of our exchanges are com
IA'aiog that the people cut and sell too
much timber and raise TOO little corn.
Is, west and tobacco. 1t is said that timber
w.. va. double in value every four years. If
,l'' Is so many of our farmers surely
f-'s-e suicidal policy. While trying
:! lsr1 manual labor IN cutting and
t,a"ng timber to lay the foundation of a
-.'.4ne, they destroy sure foundation OF
,,.tn IsAtn which the creator has placed upon
= ..',r land. Farming and grazing, even
Tue mountains OF West Virglnls, Is
i-,n i---yn lighter, and less dangerous than
jI,L.oerIng and just as profitable - Char
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Springer submitted report from
the Committee On Expenditures IN the
State Department setting forth ten Arli-
cles OF impeachment against o. b. Brad
ford, late Consul General At Shsnghi.
Ordered printed and referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Mr.. Harrison offered the following, as
8 question Of privilege:
WHEgEAs, A select committee Of this
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Observation-Disclosures

WAsHISGToN, May %, l A. M.-For
the Tennessee, Ohio and Upper Missis-
sippl Valleys, and the Upper Lske Re-
gion, decided fall of barometer, incress.
ing easterly to southerly winds, general
" warmer, threatening or rainy westh-
er, accompanied BY thunder storms, sDd
followed in the western portions by ris-
inr harometer.
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WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Demo
c's!c members Of the Potter cOmxittee
we're 'or long time in conference this
afternoon, exchanging views as to the
course of Investigation. Mr.. Hale and
other Republicans have requested the
Chairman no, 10 call the committee to-
gs!her until the return of Representative
hscocs, who is expected from New York
tomorrow or Friday, when the commit
lee vii organize ior business.
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sherman Satisfied

WAsHISGT0S, Msy 2Z.-Secretsry
Sherman expresses his satisfaction that
the subject Of his connection with the
Louisisns election had got beyond the
newspapers. Specific cnErges, be said,
had been made, and whst be wanted was
a. open hearing and no fsvors, and this,
Nj Sherman asserted with considerable
warmth, he intended 10 have.
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yo,,opnI Democratic Committee.

WASHINGTON, May 22-The National
Democratic Committee met to-day st the
Arlington Hotel. Present-Kepresents-
tive Forney, Alabama; B. NJ. Hughes,
Colorado; Senator Bsrnum, Connecticut
George +. Barnes, Georgia. VIM. q.
G.udv Illinois; Austin II. Brown, In
diana; NJ. NJ. Kesrne, IOws; Isaac h.
Ea.cn. Kansas; II. d. McHenry, Ken
t1cly; B. f. Jones, Louisiana, Edmund
Wilson, Maine; Outerbrldge Horsey,
Muyland Frederick y. Prince,
Massachusetts,; Edward Ksntler,
Michigan; William Lochrsn, Minnesots;
E.1ol Barksdsle MlssissipPi; John u.
Priest, Missouri; George l.. Miller, Ne
brasks: Robert 2 Keating, Nevsdsi w.
Su hrsv. New Hampshire; Reppresents-
tive Ross. New Jersey; Representative
Hewitt, New York; Senator Ransom,
North Carolina. John q. Thompson,
Ollo: james II. ki,ns, VIM. B. Bote,
Tennessee; &. b. Smsley, Vermont
R5be-. A, C,g1ht Virginia; Alexander
Campbell. West Virginia. SensOr Bar
NUN presided. with Freak o. Prince IS
Secretary. NJ business was done, and
The committee adjourned till tomorrow.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ISDTANAPOLIs, IND, hsy A-Ihe
Nalo-sl Green back Labor party nomi-
mated their State ticket to-day, ss follows:
For Secretary Of tbe Stale, Henry James,
Grant county; Auditor OF the Stste
Jacob F. Bird, Gibson county; Treasurer
Of the S.ste, K. 2. Main, Floyd county
Attorney General, David MSS, Hsmi!-
ton county; Superintendent Of Public In
slruCtion, Prof John Young, Manson
COLn.y
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OVER THE OCEAN.
THE PACIFIC OUTLOOK con-
TINUES.
SchOuYaIOninL LOndOn-itis Thought
He Bears Instructions from
the Czar that W i'll Insure
Peace-The Riot In
COnstanIiuOple.
Favorable Peace Prospects.


Favorable Peace Prospects.
NEW YORK, Msy PA London dis
patch SAYS: The Duke Of Athole, yes
ta-dsv bs5 ,wo i,,erviavs with tho
queen, A. ba!moraI Castle, snd a!Ier'
wards addressed a pubic meeting. de-
o,.-i,r+bo,+b tho ,-,.,o,,s t,- ,e.,e ye,s
very isVoraoIe'
BERLIN, Msy 22.-Count SchouysIof,
in conversation with some Of the other
4;,,,-..i.., 4,.,-;h,4 tina ,-,ro.sIs
winch ne "AS 0H'' '''S ~ III ''''',' ~
psclhc. lie seemed conLdeht inst the!
would not be rejected.
Baden Baden is sg.ln proposed as the
,lsoo f,- tho C,,.,ross N r,es. II j.
thouSu' 'uS' tue proposals Will 7ene'A''!
be accepted.
''o"' "i"'
LoNDoS' May count Sv"o"E ''ou
arrived loo lsIe 10 nave III '"Sc'N'e"
win Lord SAIlsoLfy. He Will call upon
MIN to-day.
A dlspaIch from ~ / eIerSourS says
thSt ffihce uorIscAan, P" Is oe''cI' a''u
hopes TO attend the Congress, "n!ch Is
IhouShI 10 DC CeIIAiu'
Inc OPINION Oh 'IT press j. '"A' No1n'
ScnouVaIoh taxes 10 L,ho0h instructions
containing eIehlehS o' '.'e"d'y ""u
aec's'Ve so'uIloh o! Ine question NJ ISSUE
ne secrecy Iul"u 'A'"c" W nun
Will commune U"H' the S''''"'''' III re-
Cel'eS MS @Hs"e' ''n' H'""'"' VIZ" -
not 10 DC 'e!eE'n Pu'd' u"' s'"' "s S'"'
Ter. Accordingly ho'h'uN V'F'A'" VIII
De known before next week
The Revolutionary Outbrc"k In
COnsIantinopic.
LONDON. Nav 22.-The Turkish cen
sors snnpross the partirulsrs about the
affair before Tehe-6gsn palsco on Mon
dAy. As far hs can be gathered from the
details permitted to come through, there
WAS q rsguIarlv orgsDizai conspIrgcy 10
restore Murah. VINO was in Tehorogsn
pslsco At the time. Mursd denies any
knowledge Of the conspiracy. II IS re-
pOrtBl that lB has since been removed 10
Topsnkaupo The number OF revo!u-
tionists Is ysriously estimstei by CORE
spondents of London Journals A. from
one hundred 20 five hundred. Through
the government, in their circular
to Turkish representatives abroad,
cay the number was thirty. The corres-
pondents also agree that the attempt rs
r political demonstration was complete
failure. Ali Suavi was the leader and
organizer OF the movement. lie Is n
hot headed sdventurer who has been
several times exlled. He lived some
years in London and Paris and there
engaged in journalism. lie was re-
called to ConstantinoPle after the acces-
sion TO the throne OF Abdul Hamud snd
appointed director OF the Lycoum,
but he was soon dismissed ior
mIsmsnagemenl. lie went among the
refugees under the pre.eDse OF organi%it z
an expedition TO the hhouSPe lh'u'Seh
and secured sufficient number OF sd'
herents TO make Mondays attempt. Tho
arrest Of the persons Is said to be COM
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