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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23

Read p. Henry's advertisement, II you
are trouble with,rheu natisim, neuralgia,
toothache, or any other kind of ache, his
liniment will relive you.
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$14 90 will buy d complete dinner,
breakfast and tea set, comprising 100
pieces at z. Ofner, l74 Canal st. ~
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LoAoHApoKA, ALA, Jan. II, 1878.
DIR. G. J. Moffett-DEAR SR-En,
closed YOU will find so cents. Please
send me another package of Teethina.
The first package had such a happy re.
snlt that I heartily recommend it to all
mothers. as being all that a mother reed
for q teething babe. My babe was one
Of these little nervous creatures-neve
sleeping more than fifteen or twenty
minutes at a time. After giving the
powder it quieted his nerves and nov
he sleeps long maps. Please send as
soon as possible. and oblige.
MRS. S. E.. WAGNON. !
For sale by F. NJ. Martin y Go.
Brookhayen Miss. sep. 9-2em-
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\ Curiosity Shop.
,s0,e ~ Elephanf.

See Dan Linahan's ad. Of Books. Get
his catalogue. 1t is worth while reading
oct. 2-1yr.
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Lost.

AConcordia Social Club Badge The finder
will be suitably re waried by returning same
to Chas. Wolf at Pfeifer Il Dreyfus.
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Send your orders for groceries to j
X. Renaud & Co., New Orleans,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23

have removed my store from the Old
.,,,11a Front street next to Daughtry
& Smylie's drug store. where | will be
pleased to see any OF my friends ana Gus
toners. II will be MY endeaYor lh~tIle
future "a t,e past to sell goods al lowest
market price, always giving tuil weight
md measure Thanking those who have
favored rae vita their patronage III the
,ast. and soliciting a continuance OF same
T. NJ. Henry.
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Sam AghffOOs,
FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSER

Has opened n shop near the Cour
house, where he is prepared TO do all
work in his line. His prices for Shaving
Cutting Hair and Shampooing are re-
markably low. He s~olicits the patron
age of tie public, and guarantees satis-
faction to all patrons. Sept. 2-1yr.
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Aud 90 to Kohlman's for the boss hats
saddles. dry goods, notions, tobacco, boots
Shoes. trunks and a line Of goods too hn~
mernas 10 mention
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Choice family groceries ud u
Co., New Orleans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23
stun nut H02'Se

Families can get everything in the
rr,,ary line rom Remand & Co.'S, Ne.
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For. Sale.
II CN2-R.

II Cu2'R.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by Il missionary in South Amer
lea. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. Joseph 5. lnnman, Station d, New
York City. ianZ9-ly
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23

I desire 10 inform my friends that ! have
made arrangomet.s with /. W, Harper, Distluer
le OF his Nhiskey In this county. Harper
WHISTLES have been long and fav0rably known
for their absolute purity, their excellent flavor
and old age, II being a rule OF the D%istlllcry not
least four years. I have made the Whiskey
Trade a study, have always endeayoTed to keep
tIc hest IN the market, and now since am able
10 Offer Harpcr1s Whistles, | am confident ]
hA We The rest in the land. The public viii please
make n note of this. Respectfully,
". j. SMITH,
iupe lO-fy Brookhaven, Miss.
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]. K. Remand & Co.. New Orleans
keep = full ssstock of family groceries.
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p Henry Liniment is a good remedy
in stock diseases, such as sprains, swInney
s. iTioints, sweilinss, etc. Only 5octs a
bottle.
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A GOOD TIME FOR OILERS
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lo,ee To IN TeoDle.
UILLsDALE, Mich.

r.. V. Pierce M. d:
+ had a serious disease OF the lungs, ant
was Tor y time confined to my pea ana un'
der The care OF a physiclan Hls presefip'
|tions did not help me. / grew worse,
COUGHING very severely. | eommeneed
taking sour Medical Discovery, which,
helned me greatly. have taken several
bottles. and am restored TO good health
Yours respectfully,
son, 16 l.w. JUDlFll BURNETT
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There Is not a better house N New
Orleans than ]. X. Renaud " Co.,
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rTS-SsId by DFsIEGESTs, GROCERSa -
WYE asERGNANrS ex~eryyh ere.
Female Institute,

HE N" M.. -
Clinton, Kinds County, Miss.
Rev. WALTER HILLNANsL L. d.
.-afTf PRESIDENT, 81
Who will send Catalogue or give any 9th
er information on application.
The Twenty~eighth Collegiate Year Of
this institution will begin Tuesday. Sep
TENDER %. Among The educational facili-
ties here possessed are extensive Cabinets,
| Libraries. Chemical and Philosophical APP
paratus. etc, also are found most thorough
and elevated courses of study, many years
of successful experience on the part Oft
heads of It's departments, and most com
plete organization in all the educational
arrangements. TERMS MODERATE,
ROBERT KELLS,
President of Board Trustees.
E,IE, CABANIss, Secretary. july 22-2m.
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GREENBACK MEETING FRIDAY

Speeches by Hull, Mcleod, Martin
Jones and Other SHINING Lights.
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L. Ohner, sells America DINNER China
sets 100 pieces for $li 90. H.
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25 MElBERS SIGN THE ROLL.

Organization II til Cmrt House Last
SATURDAY Night.
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ahe Face Gone hrOu2h OF
Nominating Candidate for
e'ongre-~.
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Vrlte to Geraud Il Co., corner Camd
and Julia SITS, n. o., for canned goods.
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%Brookhaven, Miss,
Good Reasons for The Doctors FaltI

q God Reasons for The DOCTORS faiti
MONROE, Ga. March % 1880.
we have for twelve months been prescribin
S. S. s. (Swift's SyphilItic Speci1e) in the treat
ment of Syphylis and many other diseases foi
which IL Is recommended, and are frank TO say
that the results have been Tost satisfactory. no
having been disappointed in a single instance
We think, for all the diseases for which " i
recommended, 1t stands without q peer, ant
IN at the mecical profession win, sooner or latel
be forced TO acknowledge it in the treatment o.
syphilis, In all stages as a sine qua non.
n. L. GALLOWAY, NJ. L.
J. T. ROBINSON, NJ. D.
ATLANTA. GA, May %, 1879.
One OF our workmen had a bad case OF syphl
lis OF five years standing and was cured entlrel
with Swift's SyphilItic Specific. He is now TO a
appearances and in his own belief sound ant
well. WM. X. * /. w. nOoTbh;
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, proprle
tors, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by f, N. Martin ~ co.
Brookhaven. Call for a copyof "Ioqng Men
Friend. segZ I'm
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Townsend viii keep fish at bis stand
ot the Market house every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Will sell by
the whole fish or by the pound, dressed
and ready to be cooked. His prices are
within tile ranch Of all.
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TOAlP EWt'/p
To secure one of those Sl30 hat' sl!Sht~
10 d,n,aocd to be sold for 81 c%entsat kohl-
man'- Gre t Cash House.
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Hare Lost.

strayed from Brookhaven about lou =
weeks ago, one large gray mare, las
harness marsson her. Is II high head
ed raeker, was newly shpd when sne
left Ahy information about her VIII
be Thankfully received and expenses
and olisgs paid for her return.
81 JAMES A. Iioskins.
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PHenry's Liniment is a sure cure tor
,,,rme. Instant relief, Only Scots a bot
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23

Aud Won can ge, more for your money
-, Kohimar's Great Cash House than any
house on the road.
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Yecanae S0UnR ami UeN.

hAIChEh SlAIlON. va.
r. V. Pierce, NJ. D.:
Dear Sir-My wife who had been i'll for over
two years, aud had tried many oi.er medicines,
became sound and well by using your Favor tie
Prescription. My niece was also cured by its
use. after several phys icians had failed to do
her any good.
yours truly. THOMAS j. METHVIN.
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The proprietor of this celebrated
medicine justly claims for supcriori-
ority over all remedies ever offered to
the public for the Safe, Certain, Speedy
an Permanent cure of Ague and Fever,
or Chills and Fever, whether of short
or long standing. He refers to the en-
tire Western and southern country to
bear his testimony to the truth OF the
assertion that in no case whats yer will
it foil to sure if the directions are
strictly follo wed and carried out. In a
great many cases Il single dose has been
sufficient for a cure, and whole families
have been cured by a single bottle,
with restoration of the general health.
Ii is, however, prudent, and in every
case more certain to cure, if its use is
continued in smaller doses for n week
w after the disease has been check
ed, more especially in ditlicultand iong-
& .nding cases. Usually this medjcire
will not require any aid to keep the
bowels IN good order. Should the pa
tient, require a cathartic medicine,
alter having u rec or four doses OF the
Tonic, . single dose OF Bulls Negeta-
Die Family Pills will be sufficient.
The genuins Smiths Tonic Syrup
must have DR.. joan Bulls private
stamp ca each bottle. DR.. John Bull
only has the right to manutacturs and
sell the original John }. Smiths Toric
Syrup, of louisville, Ky Examine
well the label on acn bottle. If my
private stamp is not on each bottle, do
not purchase, or you will deceived.
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Country orders promptly attended 10
by Remand & Co., n, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-04
THE BOGUS CIiNESE LETTER.
Indictment OF PhiIp and Others Con.
neeted with the ..Truth" for Libel, and
n. l.. Morey for Perjury.

Indictment OF PhiIp and Others Con
nected with the .'rruth" for Libel, and
y. l.. Morey for Perjury.
New YORK, December S.-The GRAND
Jury in general session to-day presented
indictments against Joseph Hart, LouiE
A. Post, Kenwsrd Philip and Charles A
Byrne, for publishing in the Truth Grim
inal libel upon General Garfield. An in.
dictment was presented against Samuel
Sullivan Morey for perjury.
The indictments against Rbilp, Hart.
Byrne and Post charge the first named for
writing and the others for publishing on
the 92d OF October last, an editorial
headed Lying and Sticking to il" in the
Truth newspaper, and also publishing the
alleged Garfield Chinese letter and fac
similes OF it, and by these means "unlaw'
fully, wiCkedly and maliciously y devising,
as much as in them lay, to injure and
villify James A. Garfield, and to bring
him into public scandal and disgrace and
to deprive him OF his good fame and rep
utation, and to the great scandal and in
juring Of James A Garfield and against
the people OF the State OF New York and
their dignity"
These parties are all charged with
criminal libel, the penalty for which is a
year in the penitentiary and $3.50 fine.
Bail was given by Philip, after which the
examination by Judge Davis was con.
tinued. Post and Hart came to the. Dis.
trict Attorneys Office this afternoon to
give bail, but Judge Cowing had gone
home and they were allowed to go on
their own responsibility until tomorrow
morning, when they will furnish the nec-
essary bonds. 1t is probable now that
Morey has been indicted for perjury, he
will be removed from the House OF Deten-
tion to the Tombs. All the indicted
parties, it is said, will be arraigned in the
Court Of General Sessions on Monday
navt
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VIRNSA, December 3.-The Political
Correspondence this evening publishes a
telegram from Badsic which says: Ad.
miral Seymour has given notice to the
commanders OF the various squadrous OF
the dissolution OF the combined fleet. The
British squadron will leave tomorrow for
Malta. and the French squadron for Lou.
lon.
The Igence Russe, Of St. Petersburg, pub
fishes the following declaration:
"All the Powers are equally desirous OF
peace. 1t is natural that there should be
some differences as to the best means Of
assuring it. Russia shares England's
views, but places the maintenance Of
European concert above her own prefer.
ences, and will favor the course most con.
duCive TO its continuance"
The foregoing is in reply to Russian
newspaper citicism in regard to the atti.
tude Of Austria, France and Germany.
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A WAY our.

The n. d q. r. II. co. Escapes Its Recent
Dimeuities In Regard 10 New York
Freight and Storage Rates nj baltimore.
NRw YoRK, December 3.-GenerAl Man
Iger Harris, OF the Bound Brook Railroad,
Is soon as he heard yesterday that the
Pennsylvania Railroad had refused to re-
ceiye lreights for the Baltimore and Ohio
road, teleeraphed to President Garrett, ol
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, offering
the use OF the Bound Brook road for car
qing freight as well as passengers. The
reply was:
Thanks for your kind offer Of assist
Ance, Of which we will avail ourselves
at once. Instructions have been issued 10
our agents to take energetic measures to
advise shippers OF the change in receiving
depots. Orders have also been issued to
Iorward full supply OF cars.
ISigued1 RoDERT GARRETT.
Before 4 o'clock the agent in this city
hsl posters printed giving notice that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad would re-
celye atthe depot OF the Central Railroad
AtNew York, all merchandise destined iol
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and al
is various sconnections, including the Con
tinentAl line, to be forwarded over the new
line via the Central Railroad Of New York
aud the Bound Brook route.
BALTIMORE, December 3.-The difficulty
between the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and the Corn and Flour Ex
change have been Satisfactorily settled
The assurance has been given that outside
storage will be provided for the excess o
grain in the elevators, and on such as
suranCe the order to advance the rates o
storage on and after the 9th inst. has beeI
Eithdrawn by the Baltimore and oht'
COMPANY.
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DARK SIDE OF LIFE.
MANIFOLD MIsERIEs AND MIsDIEDs
OF MANKIND.
"whoHo Sheddeth Mans Blood by Man
Shall His Blood be shed"-Exeeu.
tIons, Past and ProspectIye-De.
atructive Fires-suicides-
PesiiIence at Work.
CALLAHAN,s CALL
To Expiate the Crime of Murder by Sur
rendering His Life-Hia Execution at
Wooster, Ohio, Yesterday.

40 E1plhte tue Srttno OF Mufuer Dy buft
rendering His Life-HIa Execution nj
wooster, ohio, Yesterday.
CLEVELAND, December 3.-John Gala
han was hanged at Wooster to-day for the
murder OF the boy Tormie, October 20
1879. Callahan was one Of gang o.
roughs at the Agricultural Fair who sci
upon young man named Frank Martin.
Tormie went 10 Martins rescue, when
Callahan turned on him and stabbed him
in the back, indicting mortal wounds.
OF the rest OF the gang, James SaddIer
has been sentenced To the penitentiary
for nineteen years, Alex. Mc(iowan,
senior and junior, to twelve years each,
and Michael Burke and Michael McCready
were never arrested, having fed. Callahan,
though but % years old, bore a hard
reputation and was regarded as desper-
ado. He was calm during the last days.
Last night his spiritual adviser remained
with him till 10 o'clock; his parents till l
and the Sheriff till 9 o'clock, after which
he retired and slept soundly till morning.
He ate hearty breakfast with apparent
relish.
A special from Wooster to the Plaiadeal.
er says Callahan listened To the death war
rant at 10 o'clock, and at II o'clock washed
aad dressed carefully, even to blacking his
boots. AT II 40 he was taken from his
cell and accompanied by the priest to the
scatfold, where brief religious services
were said. Being asked II he had any
thing to say, Callahan replied, ! "believe
not" The trap was sprung at II AZ, and in
10 minutes he was pronounced dead and
the body cut down. A great crowd sur
rounded the jail, which was guarded by
two military companies.
LA CHANCES LAST CHANCE.
MONTREAL, December 3.-Cleophas La
Chance has been sentenced to be hanged
January %. for the murder OF Adele De
Sileto.
DEANS DESTROYER.
New York, December S.-Augustus D.
Leighton, colored, on trial for the past few
days, for the murder OF Mary Dean, has
been found guilty after an all nights ses.
sion OF the jury.
GONE TO A HIGHER TRIBUNAL.
TORONTO, December 3.-Mrs. Casey,
whose two children were smothered in q
house in Carr's Lane, while she was
drunk, and who was held on charge OF
murder, died in the hospital this morning.
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FOR RENT.

mo LET-NICE FURNISHED AND
i UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, for dodgers or board
ers, 10 lot At No co Thirfbnth street. novils
TOR RENT THE HOUSE 92S MAIN
l. street, now occupied by Governor Mathews,
Pos,O sion April /, 1881. R0BERT q. DALZSLi..
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tablishment embraced l79 stations, o
which lS9 were on the Atlantic, 81 on tn,
lakes and on the Pacific. The report o
the Service surpasses any yet made. Whil'
the weather OF the year was generally
milder than usual It was marked by i'm
mense storms Of exceptional severity, re
sulting in much larger number Of casual
ties within the sphere Of the Station oper
ators than in aIy previous year, and the
total loss OF a greater number OF vessels
The highest former number Of disasters
was that OF the year preceding, having
been 2l9. This year the number aggre
gates 800. The highest number of vessels
totally lost in any preceding year was
81. The number last year was 81. The num-
ber OF persons on board Of the 800 vessels
involved was 1889, OF whom 1880 were
saved, only nine being lost.
There were succored at stations AS
shipwrecked persons, 1902 days re-
lief being afforded them. The mum.
Der OF persons brought ashore from
wrecked vessels by life saving appliances
OF stations was l,706. In addition, the life
saving crews assisted of when stranded,
got out OF dangerous positions and piloted
TO places OF safety l2S vessels, sometimes
working in conjunction with other wreck.
ing agencies, but generally by themselves
and the ships companies alone. In many
OF these instances but for their aid the veg
sels and crews would have been lost. Be.
sides quite number OF vessels in danger
Gus positions were warned of and saved
from strauding by burning danger signals
in the hands OF patrolmen at night. The
estimated value OF the whole number ot
vessels involved wns S2,Gl6,340 and Of
their cargoes 81, ,l95, 1858, making total OF
property in peril s., 81, ,70S, being nearly
one million more than the year preceding.
or this amount s., Gil, ,S07 was saved, and
81, ,l9l, ,90l lost, the loPs being 5000, 500 less,
aud saved 81, 4,72l greater than in the
previous year.
The service upon the lakes, which the
reports show has reached the highest
state Of efficiency, has recently become in
an alarming danger OF sudden paralyza.
tion on accountlof the inadequate com.
pensation. The ssurimen are being rap
idly withdrawn from the stations by the
higher wages offered by private enter
prise on one OF the lake districts, the reg
ular crews OF which consist OF tilty-two
men. Fifty.six changes have already
taken place this season on this account,
and the vacancies have to be filed by
unframed men and such as can be picked
up for the pay. The same danger is also
beginning to develop itself upon the At
lantic coast. To avert this calamity, the
Superintendent asks that the restriction
upon the pay Of surfmen to forty dollars
per month, which has been imposed in
making the appropriations, be remitted,
and that the regulation OF wages be left to
the discretion OF the General Superin-
tendent, within the limits Of the appro.
priation contemplated by the act Of June
Is, 1873.
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The Present Situation Of Affairs Fraught
with Dangers and Difficulties Which
Increnne Daily.


LONDON, November 3.-The excitement
over the Irish question is increased. Lord
Cranbrook, conservative, speaking at
Beach Hamstead, last evening, declared
that as the government has failed to sus.
pend the habeas corpus act, II further out
RACES we're committed the blood would be
on their heads.
Lord Justice James writes that the rent
OF Irish holdings should be fixed at 20 to
% per cent over Griffith's valuation aud
that any land lord dissatisfied with this
should be entitled to call upon the govern.
ment to purcase his land at fair price.
Col. Gordon, who has been on tour
through the whole west OF Ireland, writes
that the condition Of the people is worse
than that oil any other in the world. A
gulf OF antipathy exists between them and
landlord. Cling, as precedent the meas
ures taken to abolish slavery in the
West Indies, he proposes that the gov.
eminent should buy outall landlords west
OF the Shannon at cost OF SO,O0O,O 600
pounds. OF which great part will be re-
paid by the tenants, and the cancer will be
cured. He also proposes that the lands
thus acquired be administered by the land
commission supplemented by the emigra.
ton commission.
Her Majesty's ship Valorous, starts for
the south Of Ireland onMonday with small
arms, ammunition, buck shot and steam
swivels, armed with one: FOUNDERS, for
transit.
DUBLIN, December 3.-The affidavits OF
Parnell. BiyVar, ]. d, Sullivan, Sexton and
Dillon, on which to base the application
for the postponement OF the trial Of the
Traversers on the ground that the date
already fixed will interfere with their con-
stitutionsl right TO be present when Par
lament meets, were filed in the Crown
offices at s o'clock last evening. The
Traversers will apply for postponement
OF the trial until the 25th Of January.
The government has ordered the prose.
cution OF the proprietor OF the Sligo Cham.
pi0n, for publishing notice calling on a
tenant to relinquish his farm.
Two hundred men OF the artillery vii!
20 with the marines 10 Ireland.
The report OF the Land Commissioners
OF Ireland will be completed within
fortnight. Having obtained testimony
from every county in Ireland, this report
will become part OF the Governments or.
gument for land reform.
A special cablegram says Parnell has
declared that the Land League will accept
no land bill which contains coercion
clause. The principal features Of Glad.
stones land bill will be the abolition Of
small tenanCies and general fxity Of
tenure.