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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the members
~ OF the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of Dug Hill, that the Board Of Di.
rectors have made levy on the premium
note capital held by said company OF 3 per
cent. Each member will have timely noiice
when and where to pay his proportion. The
undersigned also gives notice that sealed pro.
posals will be received by the Secretary 10
collect the whole Of said levy. The collector
to give bond to the Company for the faithful
performance Of duty, and to bear all expenses
relating to the collection of the levy. The
proposals must be sent TO the Secretary on or
before the l0th day Of January aert, when
the appointment will be made. The execu.
tive committee reserves the right TO appoint
the one whom they think Of most advantage
to the company without reference TO the low.
est applicant. FRANCIS WARNER.
dec 27.2t Secretary
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INsoLvENT's NOTICE.
John O. Skunk vs.. his Credi,or..

John @. Skunk VS.. his Creditors.
ORDERED this 9th day Of December, A
~ ID. 1873, that John G. Skunk a ne
ntioner for the benefit of the 4sth Article fiht
Code OF Public General Laws Of the State q
Maryland, entitled lnsolvents, give notice "a
ms creditors, endorsers and sureties, that the
"a Monday Of Nay, A. d. 1880, is fixed
i n tne said John 9: Skunk to appear in the
: inleIrogatories or allegations as bis cred
allege against him and that 4 COW ~ IN.
order be published in some llewspaner nr;n,eJ
In the city Of Westminster Tor three month.
prior TO the said % Monday Of Nav next
as such notice. "sA''
c FRANK T. SHAW,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll Conn,v
dec 27.3m 'o'' Nouh'y'
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Baslns.. Locals.


WEDDING INVITATIONS.
The Advocate Office Is prepared TO execute
all orders for Wedding Invitations in the best
manner, either on paper or cardboard. Call
and examine specimens.
BILL Heads, Eric.
Those 10 want Of Bill Heads, Letter or Note
Heads can be supplied Of the ADVOCATE on.
FIcE. First. Glass Material, Good Work and
Reasonable Prices,
The Old Staten Island Dyeiug Establish
menis Branch Office ITO West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared 10 do
all kinds Of work in their line with neatness.
cheapness and despatch. The superior chars
acter Of their work enables them to please the
most fasiidioas, and save TO the frugal many
dollar. The attention Of the ladies' Of this
vicinity IS especially called to their Baltimore
Branch Office.
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The investigation made by DR.. C. w. Chan
ceilor, Secretary of the State Board Of Health,
into the condition Of the county aims houses
throughout the State. has borne fruit in pro-
position emanating from DIR. Chancellor him
self. that adjacent counties shall unite in
building an aims house for their joint use.
BY the present plan each county is forced to
maintain its own aims house and as the amount
raised for the purpose is often inadequate for
the maintenance Of separate establishment,
distress and inefficient management are the
natural results. Ifthe money thus expended
were made part Of . eomro on fund for the
erection and maintenance OF one aimsho
for the use Of several counties il would doubt
less be found that tho abuses Of the present
system would wholly disappear and that the
total cost OF supporting the alms-houses could
be much reduced. DR.. Chancellor explained
his views on this subject before meeting Ut
representatives Of three coundes-Queen
Aune's, Talbot and Caroline-at Easton re-
ceatly. He was listened to with marked in
teresl aud approval and il was decided to APP
point committee OF three from each county
to memorabilia the Legislature in favor Of his
plan.
This scheme might possibly be made to
work well between several small counties,
though we doubt it. The larger counties
need no such association in providing for
their INDECENT dependents, aud can man
age their own affairs more to their salts
faction under the present order Of things
DR.. ChaneellOrs plun looks to US somewhat
visionary and iinpracticable. Instead Of
being moro economical, We doubt not it
would be more expensive, and, at the same
time, chatting and unsatisfactory 70 the sew
eral members Of the partnership.
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A RrnARKABLK At.--Bazil NJ. Yates
q worthy citizen Of Wake county, died last
week and was buried under peculiar circum.
stances: The Chatham Record says Cha.
during his last illness be gave full and detailed
directions as 70 his coffin and burial, al 81
which were faithfully carried out. In accor.
dance with his instructions a walnut coffin
was made Of unusual size, being seven feet
long, three feet vide and eighteen inches
deep. In it was placed feather bed and
pillow, on which the corpse was laid, dressed
in neat suit Of home made jeans, with his
boots placed at mot on) his feet, and his hat
resting on his hands, which were crossed on
bis breast, and one Of which held pair Of
gloves. An Immense crowd attended his
burial, and grand dinner was prepared.
Meats Of al kinds, pork, beef, mutton, kc
IN great abundance, we're cooked, and an ma
plenty 10 eat. Ii was the most remaFkable
funeral ever known IL this section. The ia.
sous, Of which fraternity Mr.. Yates was Al
honored member, conducted the burial AZ.
cordine to their ritual. Raleigh, N. C., o..
ssFper
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Grant and tho Empire.

aGRANr AND THE EMPIRE," Is what
the Republicans ought to iDscribe on all
their bat0e-asgs next year. Then the
people would be undeceiyed and would
vote 10 the great Presidential contest with
their eyes open If Grant may be elected
for third term, why not for fourth, a
fifth, aud SO on? Protected by bayonets
he could set the power of tho ballot at de-
fance; or, as Louis Napoleon did, permit
no other ballots than those of his supper
tiers, to be deposited. If to elect him to a
third term be necessity" as some of
his supporters are beginniog to assume,
the same kind Of necessity" would de-
mand his continuance in Office. Thus an
Empire would displace the Republic, and
Emperors would take the places Of Prcsi-
deats, ruling by adivine right" instead of
by the election Of the people.
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The Christmas number of the Baltimore
Weekly Sun, issued on Saturday last, was
the best ever issued by that journal. II
contained Ga columns of reading matter
original poetry, stories, and choice Sc
lection Of miscellaneous articles.
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DIED.

In Westminster, December %, 1879, Miss
Emily, daughter Of the late Abner and Rose
H. Neal. Funeral at ST Johns Church, this
Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Near Carrolton, this county, on December
18th, 1879, Margaret f. Chew, aged 20 years,
months aud II days.
In Baltimore, December LIST, 1879, John
Martin, aged years, month aud II days;
and in Houcksyille, Dec. u, 1879, Alanson
White, aged 3 years, g months aud C days,
of diplherc Group, sons Of Columbus W. aud
Adella P. Sykes.
December 8, 1879, at his residence, near
townsville, Frederick county, Andrew A.
Gernand in the 5slh year Of his age.
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Dairynsn's Meeting.

Al = ,,oo,;,,,. ..Il,,J = \ :.-...I - ~
,o1n msenng ealiea ~ Lln~ooo, Dec. ~,
tols' u tne milk'snlpPess OF the vicinity,
g = w =; JORDAN was called 70 me char and
~. wohs appointed secretary Inc Object
o. .ne meeting being 70 cooperate with The
STATE Dais5men ASSOCIATION, The follow
ing resolutions were proposed and adopted !
ina. ING eceon q .ne state Dalrymen.i
AssoelauoH nxing we Price Tor which milk
ia'fIher saucient compensation tor ms pro.
auee, YET Is s'ep IN the rght direction, and
therefore meets WIN our entire approval. j.
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DIVIDEND.

UNION NATIONAL BANK or WESTMINSTER. /,
WestmfasfeT, December 90 1879.
NHE President and Directors Of tbis Rail
- have this day declared Semi AnnnaI
Dividend Of FOUR PER CENT. upon ~
Capital Stock Of the Bank, payable on ana
alter Monday, January 5, 1850, clear Of Stat
'aae j. W. Herring,
IVY 1t-ot Caahiar
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Of Westminster.
Westminster, Nd, Dec l2th 1879, J
TINE Stockholders Of this Bank are hereby
Il notified that an election for Five Direc
tors to manage the affairs OF the Bank for the
ensuing year will be held at the Banking
House, on the Second Tuesday, being The i5ih
day, Of January, 1850, between the hours Of
~, m, and o'clock, p m.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
dec l3-te Cashier
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ENTERTAINMENT.

VIE Schools at warieldsburg, under 10 e
:, a. direction OF Misses Laura and Belle
foole, will give an Entertainment consisting
~ part Of Music, Reading, Determinations,
hseitations, Dialogues and Tableaux, in the
school house on NEW YEARS NIGHT,
az "a o'clock, II untavorable the next night.
Admission 10 cents. dec 20-2t
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IihE County Commissioners Of Carroll
- eosaty, Will meet Ut their Office, in West
minister, on the FlRsT MONDAY Of JAxuARY,
1850 Tor the transaction Of business.
~ order, JOSEPH A. WAEsCHE,
dec Clerk.
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The Sunday edition Of tho Baltimore
Amerieaa forsome weeks past has been in.
dulging in sensational articles on Mary.
land politics, The one published last
Sunday, especially, on the U. S. Senator
ship, was in very large degree imagina-
tive.
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Gosernor-elect Hamilton will be inau-
gurated on the 18th of January next, and
preparations are making TO have Il bril-
liant affair The Fifth Maryland Regi-
ment, with baad aud drum corps, and
other military organizations, with the Ma
val Academy baud, viii pafticipataa Tho
programme is not fully made out, but Il is
expected % make the Inauguration grand
one
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A PATiEET KiI1.KD FOR Nor PAYING HIS
pocroa.--A despatch from Chambersburg,
Pa, December 20, says "a murder has
tsksn place 1t Middlsbnrg, IN Franklin coun.
ty, near the Maryland line. On Wednesday
afternoon DR.. Fleming, praetieing physi.
clan Of this place, met John Lantz in The store
Of =. p. Harbaugh. The Doctor presented
. bill 10 Lantz for medical services, which
Lantz said he could not pay, as he was out Of
money. A quarrel ensued, aud Mf. Har.
bangh ordered Fleming TO leave the room.
He vent out, returned 10 few moments,
seized large ifon poker lying near the stove,
With which he struck Lanlz three blows on
the head, from the effects Of which he died
yesterday. The officers are looking for Elem.
ing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-12-27

Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot, our represeu.
tatiye il Congress, has been appointed by
Speaker Randall to represent Maryland III
the Yorktown centenary commission.
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Nqie N M1rRaLd County QC OirroH ~.
j. w Herring, Cashier OF the above named bank
DO solemnly swear that the above statement Is true
10 the best Of my knowledge aud belief
J. w. Herring Cashier.
Of December, 1873.
Correct-Attcst:
J. HENRY HOPPE,
ID. II. SHRlNER Directors
WILLIAM REESE,
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For SALE AT 4 SaeRIFIcE. Ill Is said TINT
almost all the elegant residences on the banks
Of the Hudson, above Yonkers, are 10 mar
bet and can ke bought At great sacrifice.
The Hogc place. which adjoins Irving cot.
tage, and valued at $500, 600 few years ago,
vas bought recently for $4,000, and VIM.
I. Coleman has sold sBeeehwood, which
cost him $4,000, for $4,000.
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We have no competition In Quality
and Price In this section.
Report of the Condition

0fthe Union National Bank Of Westminster,
at We'tHiiSter, in The State Of Maryland,
at Tho close Of business, December IL, 1879.
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R COWS, &c. a@3

AT PUBLIC SALEI
an THURSDAY, JANUARY LIST. 1850,
~ AT u, NJ, will sell 10 Mich Cows, .
fresh, and others coming in profit Also 10
Milk Cans aud 2.horse Wagon. Sale posi-
tive TERxs. Nine months credit on all
sums over IS, on note with approved security;
under 50, cash. Also great vnriety OF Store
Goods Mt Auction.
JOSEPH ZEPP, Mt. Vernon,
dec 1857 Commonly known as Jewsburg.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office, West.
Ii minister, Nd, December 20, 1879;
Ball, John Hooker, Mrs. NJ. A.
Ehrman, Geo. NJ. kie, Harry
Forney, Mrs. Saml. Leonard, II. H.
Foxwell, VIM. Myers, A. X. (3l
Flint, Parker Ohram, Smallwool
Haines, VIM. +. Shucy, Shml.
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will say they were advertised.
dec 81 A. IL. HUBER, p. NJ.
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BAnx BuRrKp, About 5 O'Clock on Tues.
day morning Of last week, the bank barn on
re farm d Leonard Taylor. lsormeglT shs
Nalentine Beamer property,) vas DESTROYED
by hre, together with 40 bushels Of wheat
threshed The day before. some other grain.
straw hay, &C., also 9 thrse,yeaf old coll.
Partially insured. r. Gettysburg 15mpiiss. "
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WANTED TO RENT

y FAkh from 80 10 $50 acres flor money!
- -. convenient 70 Reisterstown Of Weslmi1.
s.ss, WIN view OF buying. With terms. sit.
ua1on, &C., address, ]. s., Finksbura.
Gee is-sss Carroll co., Nd
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AUcTIONEERING.
Stockholders, Meeting.

N General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
"A the Carroll County Agricultural Society,
as provided by the Charter, viii be held at
the Court House on Monday, he 5th day Of
January, 1850, ut 10 o'clock, a. ~, for The
purpose Of eleeiing officers for the ensuing
year. a full attendance is requested Us bus
mess OF Importance will be brought before tho
meeting. BY order, MN ...I.
+ II. 0REND0RFF,
aec zV7tc tH Secretary.
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Election of Directors.

UNION NATIONAL BAxK or WESTMINSTER,
II lfl Nt) DECEMBER ", 1879.
"A n election for Ten Directors for this
"A Bank will be held on 7aesdqD, me isth
day cf JaaHdyy, 1880, between the hours OF
II o'clock, A. NJ. and y o'clock, NJ. or said
day, az said Bank. J. W: Herring,
uec io.te Cashier
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The cold WaFe reached 81, Paul, MINI,
Thursday morning and tha tharmomoier ii,
dicated forty degrees below zero. Trains IA
Ihs Northwest suffered much delay frDm The
intense cold. but all the roads we're reported
clear i, night.
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The New York Commissioners Of Emiera.
tion report that the increase Of immigration
q Nsw York was "a 700 as compared with
the preceding year.
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At NeubeFTyports Mass, Thursday. tha
Ba3ley haA factory wns desisnysd BY Efs from,
for so. Q00. The corporation embIoyed 200
hands. with monthly pay roll Of $1,000.
Ie al orders il ran night and day, and onl;
Wednesday zsceiged al order for loo eases !.
We highest prices reached this year. The
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TIE Legislator. Vi|I AzAI 81 Nsahss.
a, " N \ Jssa.,
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DIED..

CASTELAR,. On Friday, September 5tb, 1879 e
tie residence OF his DAUGHTER, in New York city,
FRANCIS A. CASTELAR,, n his seventy sixth year.
DETWE1LER On the 9th Of Septenber, 1879. e
her residence, Middetowa, Pa. Mrs B. l. DEr-
wEILER, in the seventy -eighth year OF her ara
Deceased was the mother Of T. N. Detweiler, ee0..
Of this city.
FLINT On Sunday. September 9TH, 1873, ct . IS
& NJ Mrs FANNY FLINT, wife of O. w. Flint, in the
fifty NTH year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence, 813 Vermont avenue,
Hill Cemetery.
GALLAGHER On Sunday, September 9TH, 1879,
at p. m, MARY. daughter Of James and Mary Gal
Relatives aud friends are respectively invited to
attend her funeral, Tues Asy az p NJ, from the
residence OF her parents, No. l29 L street north
west
GILL. o. Sunday September It'll. 1879. at u 80
J: ~, Mrs ANNA L Gill; wife OF James &. GIN. late
Of Baltimore Md, in the ifty-sxth year OF her aaA
Funeral from the residence, No; l7ol PennsYis
pm Relatives and friends invited to the funeral
baltimore Sun and American please copy ]
JONES. On Sunday, September 18th. 1873, ct 3
oc.ock, OF consumpt on, EDWARD JONES, aged for0.
Funeral viii take plsce from ST. Marks Church.
Tuesday afternoon st O'CLOCK. from ressoence. ~
vited to attend. Marlboro papers please copyl
LEWIS Sunday afternoon. September It'll, 1879,
at O'Clock. HARkY A. LEWIS son Of Z. J. and Mary
y. Lewis aged eleven years and eight months
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend TIE
funeral from lSSS Fourteenth street Tuesday after.
noon 1T O'Clock.
cholera ipfAntum, EDWARD BENJAMIN infa ut son
OF Benz T. and Sarah A. Titlow, aged thirteen
months AND hye days
Smooth the fair hair.
Close the blue eyes,
God has called little Bonnie
Home TO the skies. Hrs AUNT.
Ger &c. No. l2i7 Q street southwest. On Tuesdsy.
september WITH, at O'Clock p. 10.
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ECZEM1 ON THE SC1LP.
Breast and Limbs Cured.

Mess WErks& POTTER; gen1enen,--I cannot
Iera1n from adding my de bt OF gratitude to you for
LIVING placed within my reach the wonderful Gu
III IRA REMEDIES, which have rendered uunecss
t&ry all further experiment Of physicians, and in 3
lt1narkasly short space of time have rid me Of
loatbsome disease. I dispensed with all physicians
teo years ago, believing they did me no good The
(UTICURA has stopped this unsatisfactory expense
Even II It were necessary and had the courage any
lSnger to follow their advice-and brought the long
hosed-for cure aud happiness.
lave been afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum
OF my scalp, breast, and limbs for five years, dur
il & Itch tines have been under the treatment of
lhys1clane, or at mineral springs, taking some
h d of medicine. have been treated by Drs =
Oh. DIR. - Of -, and visited eulphur springs
and taken numbers Of patent medicines all without
the taintest approach to a cure.
April l.st began the use of CUT1cURA, which
was Immediately successful in my case. entirely cur
ir9 me. have not had clean scalp for Is years
until the Of the CuTIcURA entirely healed it aud
left it clean and healthy. The other parts of my
body were affected in a more aggravated form, but
are row completely healed: believe myself com
pletely cured l shall continue the OUTIcURA Re
SOLVENT directed for it's wonderful action on the
ST. mach and bowels and cooling influence on the
blood. 1t will afford me pleasure, as have done in
mary cases to urge the afflicted to use these
derful remedies.
Yours etc, STEPHEN CBOWELL,
NEW BEDFORD, Sept 80, 1915.
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How TO CONQUER BALKY HORsE-I would
prepare myself with good strap-I want no
whip; perhaps he has got a taste of that already,
and still he Is master. But some fine day when
was at peace with myself and all around,
would hitch him to the buggy, turning his head
to the village. He goes half the way very wen
indeed; then he begins to consider he has gone
far enough In that direction and stops. step
down; he expects me to use the whip. He Is
mistaken. AS criminal treat him on the
silent system. push him back little out OF
the way. show him the strap, putting 1t up to
to his nose. 60 to the of side and buckle Ii to
his of fore leg, close up to his breast, throwing
the other end over his shoulder; then raise his
near fore foot and FIX 1t with the hoof nearly
touching the belly. This done, / say to him,
Now, old chap, you stay there" 1 don't
smoke. so take paper from my pocket, and
finding place where can sit down and he see
me, begin to read This Is something he did
not bargain for, and the novelty OF standing on
three legs somewhat diyerts his mind from the
cause that stopped him. think this is the best
point to be gained, and the most humane. He
shows signs OF wish to go, but this does not
suit at the time, as have yet to look over
"John Caldigate." When the strap is taken OF
/ show 1t to him. caresS him little, and we
move on without irritation. The strap viii now
become part OF the harness for a month or
two Till at last the sight Of 1t win act as tails
man, Toronto Globe.
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PEN PICTURES OF THE PoPK.-Pope Leo Is
said to look taller than he really is, because OF
bis extreme slenderness; bis fgure, however, is
splendidly shaped head, fringed with silver
hair, and kindly face, healthy In coloring.
His mouth, chin and jaw express strength and
ion beautiful eight OF inward joy" He wears
a soutane, or close redingot OF soft, white wool
len cloth, taking the form OF the inquire at the
waist and held there with band OF emorod-
cred SILK, and buttoned quite down In 'front.'
showing the slippers OF red SILK. emoroldered
with gold cross. A cape OF the same color and
similarly buttoned to the coat In front, with
some soft substance. like down or ermine, edg-
ing the Grape around the neck. but not closely,
and down the front; golden cord hangs around
the the neck resting on the shoulders and de-
pending in front is golden and Jewelled cross
His white hands are narrow and the fingers
perfectly almond shaped and pink tined. ON
his head he wears white skull cap.
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TIE RNGIIsB PLKNrPorRHTraRy AND ms sry.
kNTf-SfNE FOLLOWERS MAssAcREp IN cABUI.
The attack on the British Embassy at Cabui
winch were Joined later by nine Others the
Slceroy of India telegraphs on the 9Th inst. that
s Rooerts Will reach Peiwar from Simla IN
mand OF rapid advance on Cabul. Gen Stewart
has oeen ordered TO hold Candahar and threaten
Ghuznee, II necessary. The Ameer writes mat
t tne ,,oops at Ine nrst outbreak, after stoning
the o1llcers, rushed 10 the British Embassy and
stoned IL. Several volleys were rired from the
embassy In return. second letter from the
Ameer. dated september 4, says: THOUSANDS
assembled to destroy the British embassy
Much life was lost on both sides. I, with Ave
attendants, was besieged all day yesterday
Upto now have no certain news OF the envoy
whether he was killed In his quarters or was
captured Amazement and CONSERVATION pre-
vail I'm London. Recolections OF the awful In
cidents OF the mutiny In Indian come WILDLY TO
the mind with dread OF similar scenes OF terror
cabinet is reported 10 have been called by Earl
BeaconSf1eld. ON the receipt OF the Intelligence
announcing what II Is believed amounts 10 the
loss Of every advantage gained by England at
the conclusion or the late war and the estab-
llshment OF treaty relations, consols at once
declined TO 91ss.
THE MASSACRE COMPLETE.
The London Standards correspondent at Bom-
bay asserts that symptoms OF discomfort have
been noticed at Cabul for some time The
bearing of the population toward the members
OF The Embassy has been defiant. The force de-
tending the Embassy numbers 80. They fought
with tie greatest bravery. Ii is said that the
Ameer's son was fatally injured. A large num-
Der OF the mutineers were killed. After the
buildings OF the Embassy were fired the survi-
yors sailed out and defended themselves des-
Ierately, but all were Killed, including Major
Cayagnari. Intense excitement prevails
throughout India. Lady CavagnsT1 has received
telegram from the Niceroy OF India, dated
Sunday evening, announcing the death OF her
husband.