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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
GLOVES.

Ladies button Kids CO. l 20. l r; ) but!ya
Is. IS. o.; button 60 9 Is button ~;
8 button 2 20; Cashmere Gloves 5U 63, 49,; Gas.
tor Gloves :; button, Is. l 81, 200; button
SO, 90, 2 %; Cant de Suede. in all the shaie:
button 50; button Is; button 90; Kid
lined Gloves, Plain and Fur Top. l 50 to 60;
Buckskin and Dogskin GauDtlets SO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

The voice Of reform is heard through the
land, and speaks of the good time coming. "
So too the spirit of reform is working 10 the
nurseries Of tho land to Danish these dangerous
Opium and Morphia preparations, end estab.
ish useful aud harmless remedies, of which
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup is acknowledged as the
worry best for all disorders Of babyhcod ald
carly childhood. Price, 25o b1ttle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

E@ VARIOUS CAUsEs-adVancing years,
caro-. sickness, disappointment, and hereditary
prcds positon-all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either Of them inclincs it to shed premature
~. AYERS HAIR VIooR will restore faded or
gray, light and red hair to a rich brown or deep
black. es uay be desired. 1t softeaa and clsanses
tho scalp, giving it healthy action, and re-
moves and cures dandruff and humors. By its
use falling hair is checked. and q new growth
will be produced in all cssss where The follices
are not destroyed or glands decayed. Its effects
arc beautifully shown on b-sshy, weak or sickly
hair, to which q few applications will produce
tho gloss and freshness Of youth Harmless and
dressing and is especially valued for tho soft
lustre and richness Of tone it imparts. It con-
tains neither oil nor dye, and will not coil or
color while cambria; yet il lasts long on the hair
end keeps i: fresh sud vigorous. 4. S. Lesd'
boster s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
UNDER WAR.

Iaiies' Merino Vosts S5c to 80; do Pans e5r
to so; Red Cashmere Vests Is; do Psnla
AIS; Bslbriggan Vests; do Pants Buckskin
Vests co. 4 SO. G 90; do Pants %. 90 Cos.
Also q complete line for children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

10 REoPENIsG OF AN ENTIRE New MILL
merry STocK.-Mrs. Lindhsimer w;shts to
l1torm her nuneraus friends aud customers,
that Gu accocut Of The increased business from
her AeZaudria trisncs, and By request of nu-
u1erou' ladies' CT Alexandria, she will, andepen'
dent Of her new place 10 WASHINGTON, reon",
Gu next Thursday and Friday, October lJ.b
ADD llh. with an elegant grand, new end
complete stock of
Els MILLINERY, ~U6a
consisting Of Pattero Hsts, Pattcru Bonnets,
Feathers, Flowers, &C., aud of the most choice
styles aDd designs ever before exhibited at
alexandria, or anywhere else, at her old stand,
No. 76 King street. to which the public IN gen
eraz and the ladies lie particular, are cordially
invited.
Mrs. Lindheimer will devote her special time
and attention to the Alexandra store, and hopes
to be>libcraly patronizsd. Prices guaranteed
to be cheaper than ever. Respectfully yours,
Mrs. s. LINDuEIMER.
Nos. 76 King st., Aexandris, Va, and 904 It'll
street, Washington. D. =. oct Sim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
EDUCATIONAL.

= YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SlTUA-
~ TON rs COVERINGS to teach Eng
lish branches. French and Music, if desired.
Rest references furnished. For particulars sd-
ttess box 50. Alexandria, Va. aug 20-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

No one has koown what perfect bread, bis
cult, rolls, pastry, etc., are, if he hes aot eaten
those raised by DooLEY's YEAST POWDER.
This article is made from the purcst compounds
and so strong that little more than ore halt Of
the ordinary kinds is needed. It also saves in
h)ur, shortening, eggs, milk, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

TIE PooR.-Tho Committee 90 the Poor CT
the City Couuei! will meet a! S clock to right,
10 conjunction with the Mayor, and the newly
appointed Overseer OF tho Poor, to make ar
raugeneuts for attending to the outside poor,
ia accordance with the new law, r.ccatly passed
by the Ciy Couccil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Wusloa's
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. It
c0rrects aciditg of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dyscntery aud
diarrhGa, whether arising from tcethiag or
other causes. An OIL and wei! tried remedy.
25 cents bottle. ie 22-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
z AIDES DEPARTMENT..
HOSIERY.

in Ladies' Six and Lisle Hoae. in Fancy. Plair
and Solid Colors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
STOYESl

NEVER SO LOW as NOW AT
HOY'S NEW STORE
NO. Iis KING STREET.
Whore can be found large assortment Of Port
eble Ranges, Cook. Parlor. Dining Room and
Gfico Stoves, Of the latest styles and most i'm
proved patterns, each and every one of which is
guaranteed to give cniiro satisfaction.
SPEARS, SE&TON'S and sll other FIRE
PLACE AEATEES, pat up to heat one, two
and three roons.
Also large stock Of Tinware. Chamber Seta,
Coal Holds and Shove!s, and House Furnishing
Goods in general.
Ms- Roofing, Guttering and Spouting dono ct
short notice in city and country on the most
reasonable terms.
Hot Air Furnaces. for heating dwellings
churches a2d public buildings specially.
am slso prepsred to repair Fire Place Heat.
crs, Furnaces, Cook Stoves. Ranges and sll
ether stoves that are made
All work WARRANTED
sop 2t-3m THOMAS HOY.
No71oE.
To have Just com Elenced our MEAT BUSl-
n ESS, and will keep always on hs1d q good
supply of CHOICE NJ EATS, OF our own curing,
consisting Of MlNCE MEAT, SAUSAGE
HEADS, Sc. Also FRESH BUTTER, to-
ge.her with choice lot of GROCERIES, &c.
s j. REED,
Get 25 No. Il south Fairfax st.
Alexandria, Vs., Oct. 23d, 1878.
T HEREBY tender my sincere thanks TO the
4 VIRGINIA MUTUAL PROTECTION
ASSOCIATION OF Richmond, tor having to.
day, through their agents in this city, Messrs,
). II. JANNEY & SON, paid up in full the
amount OF their policies on the life Of my late
father.
oc: 23-eo3G Ed WIN II. o. BRIEN.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Tho undersigned having removed 10 NO. So
KING STREET, wshes to call the attention Of
her friends and the public to the fact that she
has received new and well selected stock of
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. An
early cell is most respectfully solicited.
oct 23-lw a. STEUERNAGEL
i LEXhNDKiA WATER COMPANY.
The &nnus! meeting OF the stockholders of the
Alexandria Water Company will be held at
tn cir otlce, No. IS Prince st., On MONDAY,
the An of November, at II o'clock m.
Get l6-id T. u. FENDALL. Secretary.
7 OST-A largo white and liver colored
- POINTER DOG, for which liberal Re-
ward will be paid if returned to
oct 25-3! L. }. DAINGERFIELD
ErEANS-N. 7. state Beans, Pearl uominy
- ard B. 4. Peas jus: received by
oc: ~ W. A. JOHNSON 3 co
NEW KAlSINS and CUKkANTS eceiqod
~ to-day by Loot PSI }. q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

a SURRENDER. "A dispatch from Camp
Roiinson says: AFTER .fyiDg the troops, cold,
add buager fer nearly forty-eight hours, tho
famished savages came forth from under the
bark Of Chadr0n Greek yesterday nCoo. Major
Carleton having few minutes previously notl-
fed them by his guide lhat unless they sur
rendered before noon he would blow them
from TIE lace Of the earth. After beug dis.
AIMED they were malched to this post, where
they arrived at midnight. aud Taro furnished
With comfortable quarters acL supplies
For tue Clothing see DeaIoam, G. kiog
Street, corner OF Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
Times that try mems souls; moderate it b.
buying Dealham's Clothing.

NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND Shoes
Tee most elegant assortment of the latest styles
Boots end Shoes ever seen in this country,
comprising all the latest fashions. All of these
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision, aud according to our
idea of the tastes and wants of the retail
trade. We shall bo most happy to exhibit
these beautiful goods TO all, whether they de-.
sire to purchase or not. WADDEY,
ccs LIT 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

PORT OE ALExS.v.zS.sEz, oCT'ls. IS.
Sun rses............, - >nn sets.
AsErYED.
S;mp E G. Knight New York, TO + 4 Rocd
Str Defiance, Philadelphia to l. a Reed.
otr Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. to + Reed
Str w Thompson, Loonsrdtown,to FA Reed.
Str Mattano, Colton's to j Broders & Go.
tSchr q G Lane New Haven. to Hsmp 81 Bait
Coal &C.
Schr Cepahs staacLt. Georgetown, t. w A
SmOot
schr Il Con5don. p;oydencc 70 American
Coal Co.
Sehr Emma aery, New London, to Arn = Go.
Schr Lehman Blew. Boston, to Master
Schr Jos + Baker, Boston, 10 Masto:.
Schr Geo &evjnge-, Boston, to Master
Schr Annie Il Allen, Providence, to Master.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, By L Rsed.
SrJ WTnompcon, Leonard town by FARecd.
Str Natsno, Colton's by Jos Brcders & co.
Str Sue, Baltimore, by Broders u 90.
Schr Herschel, Brooklyn, by w A Smoot
Schr Henry 4 Congdo0, Providence, by Am
Coal Co.
PASSED Up.
Schrs d ard Lee, Geo Frealsnd, y 4
Dow, l. s lowering Eraria Shaw, ) Ora
ham, Jsnie Brown, Belle Halliday fer GEORGE
town.
Schrs VIM Il Kenzsil and r I TssEer rhii-
adelphis Tor Washington
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Albert Psgo, jersey City; Ells d
Bsines, Now Haven Chsrlos p Stickney, Paw
ucket Lucy Graham. Providence; Carrie
Holmes, jersey City, al! from Georgetown
MEMORANDA.
Schrs s A Boyce. j 4 Curtis and II w God
Trey cleared from Philadoiphis fer Washington
.5h.
Sch1s Psino cleared from Boston !or this
port 18th.
Schrs Lemuel Hall and VIM i Huston,
Georgetown. at Fall River I'D.
Schr J and L. Bryan cleared from Gardiner
for Washington DIST.
Schrs Church and VIM & Lewia, George
town, at New Bedford 18th.
Schr Nj II Rand sailed from Now Bedford for
Georgetown 2Gth.
Sc6r Henry Dsvey sailed from New London
for this port 9th
Schrs E;rdsall Cor Georgetown. and Earl
Msscn for this port sailed from Providence
18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
Fatal Accident.

HIun BRIDGE, N. j., Oct. 2S.-SglVester
Seals was Instantly killed aud John RearIonn
fatally injured this morning By the earth ard
rottcn timbers giving way while they were
clearing tho debris from tho mouth OF 90 old
shaft ct the Thomas Iron Co ). miaes. both
it! distance OF oaa hundred feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER. PRoBABIL.TEs-Oct. IS. lS7S.-
Fer tho Middle A,aut;c States colder clear
weather, nGr.hcfly Winds ard higher pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

Consistency, thou art Jewel; buy Deal.
ham s Clothing, you will never Waver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

INSTALLATION AND ORDINATION. -Mcssrs.
Geo. w. D. Ramsay and john II. PARROT
were yesterday Installed, and Mr.. Wm. Il.
Mcknight ordained, by prayer and the laying
on Of hands, Ruling Elders Of the uoion Pes
byterian Church, of this city, Rev. Dire.
Bullock and Wills officiating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

POLICE ITEMs.-rhe f5Ilowiog cases have
been tried by the Mayor sloce Saturday.:
Wu. Parker and R9b!. Jones, both co!ored,
for lighting and disorderIy conduct, were Goed
and discharged.
COMFY Gray and Aodlew Jackson. both col.
ored, who were caught gambling on the streets.
we're Gaed aud discharged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

Boys aud youths Clothing 10 great variety
at Deaiham's. G. Kiug street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

NV YORK Get IS Stocks strong. Money
5sG Gold !OJg Flour quio:. Whest-spring
Gull; winter quiet Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

For ine Underwear SEQ D.a!ham. G. King
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

Your flied your pu:ss and Dealham' 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

Tho market open dull ard heavy. Flour is
dropping and but little is doing; quotations aso
nominal. The receipts q Whea. era laic. and
the offerings to-day amounted to 2.20o Bushels !;
sales were INSIDE at 93alo3, as :, quality. Corn
continues to declined. with no sig1s Of ic,.
proVement; there were offerings today of ijO
5ashe!s, and Gales wera made ut 4)a1s fer new.
snd 49a49 for Old No kya Or Oas. reported.
Country produce scarce and waG:3i. i.7ia prices
a74 trEltr.
BALTIMORE. Oct 335-Yirginis Gs Oh ~; do
deferred &; do consolidated h2!; do "a series
~ past Que coupons 81. Cotton heavy and
weak; lniddlins @oaina!y s. AL. Flour fsisiy
sctve and slssay; Howard strest and We.soEa
lily 4 50ss5; City mills Super 1885, 50; do Extra
4.Sl25; do Rio brands ) .S5 81 Patspaco Fam
,!y 81 Wheat-Scutnera firm for top grades,
Bat easier for average; Western trmer; South
cr;l rod 95al02 do amber lU5.!05 &C. No Penna
:c1 1903: No 2 Western winter red spot and Oct
l0(ialOl Nov 1Ol; Dec i03alO3k jsn lOi!.
Corn-Southern weak add lower; Western
.rmeT Cor old, bu. easier for new; Southern
white and yellow new 40al5; do Old &c; West
ern mixed spot and Oct 4T4; Nov 4I!al,Ii Dec
As Oats quiet and steady; Southern 23s2o;
Western white 2Sa29; do mixed 25a29; Penna
15,2}. Rye firm Southern and Western 5oab6.
Hay dull prime Penns SID Maryland LASH
Suyar Qris! and steady; n soft 9AHs coffee
dull snd nominal; Rio carsoeS l3i slGi Wits
Gey quiet st llaSl III.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1880 Cattle ware
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. $3.50 Cattle ware
here this week; market dull; good Cattle 5l6lc;
medium 4ts4s ; common 3 a.. e000 Sheep of
!erPd; market SLOW; selling good 4! a4Tc; medium
4,4!c; common Ss33c. 5V0j Hogs offered; mar
X. sc.ive; good 5ls5!; medium j.5i; common
A. cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
Alexandria. Va, Oct. 23d, 1878,
MILLINERY AID FANCY GOODS.

Tho undersigned having removed 10 NO. Sc
KING STREET, wishes to call the attention Of
Ter friends and the public to the fact that she
hiss received new and well selected stock of
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. An
early cell is most respectfully solicited.
oct 2}-IW A. STEUERNAGEL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

~ALCICAKE COMPRESSED CALCI.
OMING, ready for use by the addition of
boiling wster vartE of beautiful shades for
calcmining walls, ceilings Sc. Sample cards
Of colors can bs hsd upon application to
octlS T. s. LEADBEATER q BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28

PORT or aLEL.s-S-DxE-z, s,CT'1s. IS.
Sun rises........... % >nn set=.. ........ &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-28
CSJEaL CO.E.NEREE.

NEW RAISINs, CITRON AND CUR
~ RANTS received and for sale worry cheap
oy lOcl0l F. j. DAVIDSON, lt1 King st.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-18
Damage Suit.

The Cincinnati Times, of the
l0.h, Is authority for the following
interesting river item; Commodore
Kountz lin the name Of the W.
Moore transportation company.
asks twenty thousand dollars dam
ages for a couple Of items publish
ed in the Globe-Democrat about
tho J. 3. NJ. Kehlor. One item
was clipping from the Vicksburg
Commercial, and was as follows;
"Thc mammoth floating ware
house, j. B. NJ. G. P. B. Kehlor,
passed up at II o'lock this morning
without landing. Probably she
thought II it took in proportion
the same length of time for the
sound of her whistle to reach The
city ss it did for her to get IN full
siuht after first making her appear
aucc in the chute, that some other
packet would get all the freight.
This floating monthly arrangement
left New Orleans last Friday, and
has been four and onc-fourth days
and five nights getting 10 this point.
The Colorado, now lying at the
elevator, has discharged three trips
at this point since the generic fail-
ure in naval architecture commen-
! cod loading for St. Louis on the
I1i.h March, and tho Vey she Is
going nov, the Colorado will get
70 St. Louis and be on her way
down before the Kehlor can get to
Cairo. This Is the age of failures
and rapid transit" BY reason o.
this publication plaintiff says he u
damaged in thc sum Of ton shous'
aud dollars.
| For further cause Of action, the
following paragraph, poblishsd q
tho leth Of April, 1878, il quoted
! Has anybody heard from tho J
|B. N. 1ehlorl ! eh@left Ney Or
LEANS 4 month - for s.. pai'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-18
The Next President to be Chosen
by Congress.

Cincinnati Commercial J
Gentlemen Of promine1cc in both
of the existing political parties
share to q large degree tho senli-
,nents credited to Secretary Nc
Crary, in effect that the next Pres r
ident Of the United States will DC
elected by the House Of Represen-
tativcs, owing to the failure OF ell
thor party to have a majority o'
all the electoral votes. That is'
they believe that the side issues
which are now being agitated wlil
split up tho Republican and Dem
ocratic parties to al extent thai
will prevent either Of them rom ,
controlling q majority Of the whole J
nnmbsr Of electors appointed, ana
thereby throw the election into the
House 81 Representatives.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-18
The Life Of a Million People.


Scientific American.l
The supplment of the thirty-ifth |
" Annual Report Of the Register
General /" (England) presents some |
valuable aud interesting statistics. |
The report singles out, in imagina- |
tion, a generation Of one million |
persons, aud traces its cventful
journey from the moment OF birth
TO the end OF life. or these, more
than one-fourth die before they
reach i've years Of age, and most
Of the survivors have been attack.
ed once or oftencr by illseAse. Du-
ring the next five yeatA the tenure
Of life becomes more sure, and be-
tween 5 and 10 years Of age the
number Of deaths is less than.
seventh part Of lho first quinquen-
Mad.
Between 10 anu 10 the average
mortality is lower than at any 9TH
er period. From Is to 20 tho num-
ber of deaths increases again, es-
pecially among women, many Of
whom fall prey to consumption
and childbirth. Fully eight times
as many men as women die OF vio-
lent deaths. The number of vio-
lent deaths rise from 20 to 25, and
keeps high for at least 20 years,
that is, until the age Of As is reach
ed. Consumption is prevalent and
fatal from 20 to 45, and is rcspon-
siblc for nearly half the deaths.
From IS to 40 the effect Of wear
and tear begins TO reveal itself, and
many persons succumb to diseases
of the important visccra. BY IS
the imagined million has dwindled
down to less than ono half, or 421,
lis. After this the death rate In.
creases more rapidly, and although
the number OF lives grows less,
the number Of deaths in each ol
the rs years after 50 increases, tht
higher rate Is sustained for II
years longer, until BY degrees al
disappear.
II is somewhat surprising to flint
that ut 70 l6l,l24 remain OH an av
clagc, of whom DR.. Farr calculate
that only 20a rcacl''thc aye Of l0'
years. At So the number Of mel
and women surviving Is abou
equal, but from b5 aud onwards tn
women exceed the men. Of th
100 women living at tho nge Of b
aid upwards, II arc spinstcrs, 4
widows, and AZ wives Of 100 mcl
!, . are bachelors, 2l.widowers, an
81 husbands.
Il Notwithstanding all that has al
ready been accomplished, much re
mains 10 be done to secure d rene
: val Of daMgcrous substances in til
air of factories, mills and shopl
, such as -four, cotton, vegetable an
I mineral dust. A larger and col
| tinl,ous supply Of pure water, be
tcrand less crowded dwellings, al
urgently needed, especially for II
laboring classes. lntcmpcran'
G and exccsscs OF all kinds are know
9 to have very marked influence
9 raising tho death rates.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-18

A special Constantinople tele- |
gram states that in consequence Of
the peremptory demapd Of General
Todleben sor the surrender of the
fortresses, accompanied by threat
to enter Constantinople, the cabi-
net council have decided to cvacu-
ate all three Of the fortresses-|
Shumla first, then Varna and after
ward Bat0um. The decision was
taken rather suddenly, upon the
report Of Osman Pasha that the
Turkish army was not in a condi-
tion to resist the occupation Of
Constantinople.
The Times's correspondent at
Constantinople says that. as usual,
the palace was smitten with terror
and was ready to cede anything il
the Russians would go away from
Constantinople. Todlebcn peremp-
torily urged evacuation, but adroit-
ly offered to fall back If the fort
resscs were surrendered. The bait
was swallowed, aud the Russians
have promised, according TO the
correspondents information, to re-
tire 10 Adrianople and Dcgraga-
itch, and quit Erzcroum, rs soon as
The three fortresses are evacuated.
The evacuation is 10 begin tonlor-
row. There is to be no written
convention, and all will be settled
by verbal agreement.
GENERAL ITEMS.
A Vienna dispatch says the ap-
pointmcnt of NJ. Valionctf as the
eventual successor to Prince Gort-
schakotf is certain. Tho lattcr's
condition admits of little hope OF
recovery.
| The Times correspondent at vi
cnna tclegraphs that all news tends
to show that tho Mohammedan In
surrection is spreading more and
moro westward. The Russians
say they have ceased to have active
operations against the insurgents
A special from Bucharest reports
the Russians as forming intrcnchct
camps at Fakshani. The peasants
IN Roumanian Bcssarabia have cea
scd to pay taxes to Roumanian OF
iicials, and the country is takeI
over BY the Russians.
A Vienna correspondent OF tn
Times says there seems to be grow
Ing ali impression that II Coun
Schouvaloif makes it clear tha
, the differences between England
and Russia are not irrevorable
| the latter will Withdraw her oppo
sition to the demand of Englan'
that the whole treaty be placed be
fore the congress.
The Times's st. Petersburg cor
respondent confirms the above
: but says It is felt that It IL OF u
use asking any concession unless
: Is reasonable that thereby war wi
be avoided.
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-18

London, May H. The dispatches
from Americarcporting apprcllen-
sions Of q communistic outbreak
are attracting attention. The gen.
eral opinion is that 1t will be the
worse for the communists. The
Times, OH the subject, concludes as
follows: "If, as we will not anti
cipatc, the United States is dcstin-
ed to SO through social evils Of
this kind, we shall doubtless hear
again, as we used to hear fifteen
years ago, good deal about the
evil effects Of democratic institu-
tions. If, however, It is the weak
ness Of institutions like those Of
America, to give tolerant encour-
agement to oil sorts Of experiments
IN social and political organization,
| it is their strength to bc able to
survive them, to profit BY their
success, aud to be little worse for
their failure. The fabric of Amer
lean society is so strong that 1t can
sustain with little or no injury
shocks which would be fatal to
,..lor oud more effcta conatftu-