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IN THE WINTER PALACE.
RUSSIA STILL WAITS FOR THE GEAR TO SPEAK
ARRESTS AND MINISTERIAL cHANaEs-pYNA-
MITE AS A FACTOR IN POLITICS.
INK CABLE TO THE HERALD


MITE AS A FACTOR IN POLITICS.
INK CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1879.
Many arrests have been made here today.
1t is said that plan Of the Winter Palace was
found upon one the persons arrested. The Lon
don correspondent of the Manchester Guardian
says:-"Those best acquainted with Russian
affairs doubt the authenticity Of the statement
that the Revolutionary Committee had issued
violent proclamation, avowing that the late
attempt on the Cars life was made by their
ORDER" Thcl National Gasette, of Berlin, reports
that the man mentioned in q despatch from
st. Petersburg as having been arrested on
Thursday, in the vicinity of the Winter Palace,
was arrested on last Saturday. He had in his
possession number Of electric batteries,
dynamite cartridges and a complete plan of the
Winter Palace. Previous to his arrest printed
proclamation had been issued, announcing that
the Winter Palace would be blown up on the
next day Sunday.
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS
1t is generally believed that M. Sabouroff will
replace NJ. DOubril ~ Russian Ambassador Mt
Berlin, and that the latter will go to Vienna, M.
Novikoif, the present Ambassador at the latter
place. going to Constantinople. The Berlin cor
respondent of the Standard says he thinks that
these changes show opposition to England,
hostility to Austria and courtesy to Germany.
The correspondent says :-'No other serious
changes of Russian policy have been determined
upon. Prince Gortschakof will continue as
Chancellor until March, The Standards de-
spatch from Berlin says that the proclamation
Of the st. Petersburg nihilists announcing their
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intention of blowing up the Winter Palace wasa
piece of absurd bravado, as it would require an
enormous amount OF material to blow up the
palace. The Ne,rs' Berlin despatch says:-"A let
ter from st. Petersburg reports that in the posses
sion of six persons recently arrested the police
discovered 1900 copies of the Revolutionary
Committees proclamation and thirty revolvers."
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wADDINGToN'S ANTECHAMBER.
MEMBERS OF THE LEFT WATT ON THE PRE-
M1ER-ooNDIrIoNs OF THEIR ALLEGIANCE
wADDINaToN PROMISES TO GRATIFY THEM
ALL.

MIER-CoNDITIONs OF THEIR ALLEGIANCE
wADDINaToN PROMISES TO GRATIFY THEM
ALL.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Dec IL, 1870.
A despatch from Paris to the Times says:-
"The Presidents of the three groups of the Sena-
torial Left yesterday waited on M. Wadding-
ton, President Of the Council and Minister of
Foreign Affairs. NJ. Feray, Senator from the
Department of the Seine-et-O Disc, on behalf of
the Left Centre, advocated more decided policy.
NJ Duclerc, life Senator from the Department
of the Landes, for the Pure Left, urged that the
government should watch over the strict loyalty
of all functionaries and NJ. Ferrouillat, from the
Department of the Var, for the Advanced Left,
asked for a purging Of the reactionares and
for the cessation of the ill-treatment of
the Communists in New Caledonia. NJ.
Waddington acknowledged that much had
still to be done as to the junction
aries, though it was not always easy to find
suitable successors He promised to do his ut
most to meet the wishes of the Left, and stated
that the only proved case of ill-treatment had
been dealt with by the dismissal of the guilty.
and engaged that, if the pending investigation
revealed other cases, severe punishment should
follow. M. Waddington concluded by giving
favorable account of foreign affairs" The
Times Paris despatch says 1t is almost cer-
tain that mt the end of the present session of
the Chambers, and after voting the budget, NJ.
Waddington will be relieved of the Premier
ship. This decision will infallibly lead to
further changes in the Ministry and modfca-
1 ion of its policy.
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FATAL LAND SLIDE.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. IL, 1870.
special despatch from Plattsmouth. Ncb this
morning states that the side OF deep cut the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Bridge fell
in. crushing two workingmen to death and wound
ing seven Others two mortay, and 1t is still claimed
by some OF the workingmen that two more are still
under the slide. Tho cut is thirty feet deep. The
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BISHOP HAVEN ILL.

BosroS. Dec. IL. 1879.
Bishop Gilbert Haven, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. is seriously i'll at Maiden with malarial
fever but his physicians say there good grounds
no for his
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minutes he could not think of passing by Maysville
without calling TO see him. During this very pleas
ant Interview he was invited into the female depart
ment 10 SEQ the young ladies of tue school. but he
dlfndentiy declined visiting them that occasion,
showing high degree of his natural modesty. The
few incidents 70 which have alluded plainly exh bit
some of the striking characteristics which been
since developer in this truly great and exalted ci
zen of our beloved country
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against Davitt, DAILY and Killen. Later de-
spatches announce that killen has been allowed
to 20 on bail This seems to confirm the Stan
dards Dublin despatch announcing that the
government does not intend to press the prose
cutions of Davitt, DAILY and Killen.
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THURSDAY, Sept. II

THURSDAY, Sept. IL.
The Davis Club held a meeting in the town
hall Tuesday evening to celebrate the election
of Gov. Davis. So short notice was given that
there was not SO large an attendance as they
desired, but very enthusiastic and interesting
meeting was held. Speeches were made by
members Of the Club and music was furnished
by the Winthrop Cornet Band. The Climb,
not being satisfied with the meeting, decided
to have grand celebration last evening. AT
half-past eight o'clock procession, headed by
the Winthrop Band, was formed, which
paraded the principal streets. The residences
of number of prominent Republicans were
brilliantly Illuminated and the grounds in
front Of them handsomely decorated with
Chinese lanterns All the bells in the village
were rung, cannons fired, bonfres lighted and
a grand display of fireworks was given. The
procession after marching through the streets,
proceeded to the town hall, which was crowded
full. The meeting was presided over by L.. L.
Moody, Esq, and stirring speeches were
made by I. N. Wadsworth of Manchester, A.
S. Richmond of Monmouth, w. Mitchell Esq,
of Auburn and members of the Club. A
prominent Greenbacker was heard to remark
short time before election that at Republican
meetings no interest or enthusiasm was shown,
but at Greenback meetings there was "spon-
taneous enthusiasm Had he been present at
this meeting, it would have been hard task
for him to find an adjective strong enough to
express the enthusiasm exhibited there. Cheer
after cheer was given for Gov. Davis, and for
James G.. Blaine, the man who has done SO
much to bring about this result, and others.
So much interest was shown that the audience
remained until nearly ~ o'clock. The organ
ization of the Davis Club was perpetuated
and will doubtless do good work in the next
campaign. f. 5. NJ.