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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

a plentiful usa ~ fnit On Ninnt i
sali ~ Insure Nj. erDp against ei,insz
bnHs, III portions u Wisconsin |,
linz beaa tried With iasiilis entirely
-Aiisfsn.ofy. IL ,irp - ~ III edsnnt
ti.ye AiiylIl ,ios be pos fhun II hni
fFis ~ shn aefe. Al i,,eaent prices
tltts nf1 btt fev ~ slio banyy wheat
growers who could make IL tise gnn.
nfal, abi VEN Hlaea would Ind thu
profit on The crop lnfgely consumed
thereby WI need cheaper fullfohd
transportation il,nn Il furnished NJ
pf4eaiii. atl VI nod II Inrulaf III
congress NhD viii VOTE ~ fnlnof.
The iuit ~ aAif Lasand N Voting
~ Mr.. Uenfing did Nv neekH De-.
itfo tie udlJurnnl.t ~ fetDin Il, H.
REUNION Hlens uO revenue III 'ip
government, but simply niniAsniny i
monopoly fnatiinH Tho HIent sui'
regions ~ Michigan NV York nud
Virginia ~ fnka ffom yet'etn ~.
,ntIs 81 eaits ou sft hnftai W.
admit tlust VII IJaring ~ u g1oa
rsJHLiinr" BIZ - III II gpni iApnit.
Ilenn slVuiiios ~ fayW nynfy Heltotnt
tlIs fnAih1pylisfs tfeA.b' f'r 'isti,
OWL .nIIsfluont. and tie fDiyltrf ii
siioa0 who tiII tie snil MI fnfm4i
sjiguid ~ prffy tlfA hlhl Him - up
pafi Il niAh Wiz aINays yDtrA IL 80.
iit.'H. 'ile pfA1i' n enri'ai nnJ Il
'ak gIi ilidussf.ts ut Its sspteiAI
benefit
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tuill tstfA 4ElI ~ fgtH Hl1stid faIil,HiIHE me-
ilnI n thH kf##ls tlAlstsls a'fsA IL iuttnas III
sht t1lBtaifa titH HuH, IlFaHatI5 IN tn Aapts
tBf tlH ltst NGa. HthAs 8Iga tNstupANa fAtieli
INK, .t,..lt n 4a u, n IF, Il,
safH $3.50 iihaf4t Mt I'll uue sfillaei.
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psti I'D iEA AiatNs InH iiis tllafsHt 8iii fnAiHs
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thttif II t1sata t"iitaf, tpaa
III II lNbts ltlnu8s
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"varner DseStss.''

~. U~~rlnR offer, presents himself
before tn people ~ farmer. The
Charles cry jnt~lligurer eopirs
from shc Butler county I'vess, Iike.
Wise sepntltean paper, thu moneys
tnlI NJ. DeefinR III official salaries
during the pnst ~ iift..u y.ars, Any
other than AL ptijte holder making
snah approximations 10 pioaura
Dftjea mud soetfe ~ saInty HouIl b.
liable ~ prosecution III
obtaining gDDslt un1rr fids1 lresoi,,
sos. Remember nov farmers ri
Howard County wien ~ eames
among yDt, asklng ,Dsrd Dnean4e III
II fsf,ost sI,ni b. not only soses u.
teA ihT rait you need b',' tint Il. iias
been fDS fifteen yeafr fat ming tie
ouiees ~ The people fof profit. md
tn following from ihr Charles flft
MbiItgtUevr radical republican
pnt,et will give You Il tii.. outline II
III yilrrsr4s
Ttu Dsuilef County Pg,sr Ls1 mud,
IL calculation ~ ni,ni i |. Utellhf
lsHk ttrciy0I frDm lie government
bateJ ,ipnu 'hn EHlrring actually pnisl
III liz .liT, tshi nftI,rs h. has fIeld
III examining The itgutf ~ ,nHtIsti
Az a9ttj NJ t#ptfftgtsf ilifst gtsy Ton.
if,eiesntDl, Il I'LL a#Ilu1 Il, ,iiGe,
W., aztiuNta IT. euiefHllt exam.
lui.r It'll ,fislst II n X. yitir. lhnl
IN & Uee;.ti9 Hi. tps, IUi titau It'll
&. II Government liz fD.lyxihg
sItsasil' ~ uutttt.
rDi ytsfs al.,s*itit. tuisNI
f'alea 1.D,te siUuOf,fa
IN ynlts tsj.eiui N,,ii Ag' stsa,Js
tI Il y,4a Bunk LtunlIuai In.ftHJ, tp
FDy salnty ~ NaMl,.r ia fsih.
,ttasy - sdpAe ~ pfsettgs
seflg. itein.Ijnr n,ilnnp. 11Dr,'a
TAal sts4,. S,3Iaufaj
Jha Hts,., it4tls ~ nH Include liz
nick tir,ka ntd wt1t,ieif1n rnrfait
IhT ~ flfs pnIse ubuye fnefftatnJ
ri,nIi ~ Yis. him nnfttar fttm Ut
,isA4Gi blu ~iii. . ta'.yi.l., Bank
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

W~t tHai 81 m
tB afHH WI
HI t 81 tsf ~ t III
MA $780, n st
H tH 8 fH
H# 49, 80 t#s9l
fBf ii 8 III w
t #fHN TN NN#
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/ iF8 AsH #al lHtft ii
IA go lHkA FseA VI
80 - FtkspitssAs lafY atat sifh
Nat 4 isfg sssA 49, 49, Ntth lNf
wsn rslur II NAaasMW ~ Mle \
nEWtAAsssA ~ entnAl sssa, IN ! ~
sftst8a I'll Ats.s In go tl4tEssi
/ tAe neA 4 tls8M shteArsh II etalaHsH
ntA tt4HHttHt - Mntsi i%ff Y
tiN 49, ~ 43eslsi sstseta'a Il Ia
lHNs4 NJ
III thw III t'4 fassA stshlhsgi nA sst
IN sttt ssfanse sialsi Ne Rlt slats n
i.tA vltl III ts8 i ia fiuit sisnuWletirt
III ~ ,,farsilhli "A ihs naiiupal ii, II
Thatf ftaAFstls 'ni Il l~tsl'its II 49, rt'
rte isas lsHl THU fss'hlM, - u
~ 49, H. uf fhs lsst ssim ~
iapfH Wnh ilputsa nir nNshiup MI
III, III. anil sa,stslss.lstt II II ttHi' shes
,'a III rs'esa I'M St.,Hvs I,lti
mr.
Iii I'M Neil il "ts..,. sssl sIvMr." II
mA whrn lesuhhnrket II NJ hus..
1h~ innw&l.nsk III i .lrlsl Ar,~mls NJ,
~ the snn,um, n Tho rss~lntss u IN
bit |. VII trpnltv ~ pry \. AbrAhan
1.inruIn ~nlh ~ II rnsiet ~ pay \
ksfRv debt WHEN yvu have sh~ n.t,u,,
tlnn IL tmy n an,all ,l.h whrn YOU
hare ~ money" IN iHs's. Juhi
sherman. INV III shr hsni ~ thu
treasury department ~ ihv I \
Hrhntr. aai,i III Instrumentation IN th,
sehrnu 20 n4ius. The amount 81
nons. Wy funding shs ,i.li ~
means Tile full ~ nil agricultural pro-
hac'intss. without my s.tt rf.m ~
Instiun IN taxes" Now TT ~ iapb
III Tie following comparative sfnts,,
inrnt II the ,uH' - 'l4s people IL
their productions, ~ m. tie iut.'f
eht on shn riiilir .lei,i. ati $50 ~,
thni the prediction Ut join Sherman
liar ai,l verified IL The lrst.i, Thu
table IL complied frum statistic. IL
the American Almanac fpf iA,su. pub
lishrI ly The librarian III Gphrt-ss.
Annual Interest asig. ~, 80 f'sasi ~ i
Ahh,aaj inter i Asps. s. is;y ,t, @ #H,;is.7fs 4
t~&, tntsrst tNsfsng tiss st.aai,s4 nv
.-sl tni.f~i iwsstsiy dssis i.yH,isg.sg'
To pny thu .iebl VI isso with III,
reduced prices ~ tlle products pi Nv
Iof. eaured precisely ~ J"hn s'hsf
man predicted In l-',-. viii reasiif'
from twice I'D four times ~ much III
III isG5 Tila following tail. eotnpilet
itmn tim American Almanac wi
lsl,oW tn Increased rDri II. product
to pay NJ. interest alone. Tin won
drr II With such "fara nnd iipnreH.
thar esr,y lAbpitig inan u ~ J
gr"subaek..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29
flsOM t'SfJ,E NOtNN'. TRACT.
The iiard.i'Ah 1DUiinr.

iii pnr week u Mny ,hr balance III
trade aunlhsi America, ~ liz port
NJ Ner York ulpne, Nm fpur mil
tpnr apd n,ebl hundred ihpupanti
fpllls A lie aain. ta'p, tav llun.
it"d tll4i MY millions iii Va.i viii
b' aout ous Turing ifc yrm, III
Faid lpllnf IN tnpIJl. Increasing IL
ptfehn iny power A. compared ~
f9tiiog,lliios, the report of the hlipp,
ffp III tlp inih' sl,oas II 4 liz pui
nlfu #luY pvWpT ~ rniA jtH Increased
lsiget PEI 9riii liz WulIl oYer III
49, tA4i #ia'feb yeatH Tin fellow
Ftfn ~ lie iuhIfs iannpa,H Ifaustna'i
~ a9Il'lliy .ilat pteeuhapks Wpta 81
raf. itt' to- itisitlNiub since IhtH
bnp1 yply dltuasiotat
IL yHli dollar brought 10 Atfni
lhnAs II. VALUES. boan,i#p II hHs int
iern stfndy III volume. All ~ this
unnatural iihe 81 prices Inns been III n
gold bnnis bnri~ Tint they told ~
ans given ~ ll,o world by our ueas.
anly fnihaf. Tho truth II TINT tpee,
'Ilniofs understand something ~ ihr
lave of money, and wl,cn tlpoy INV
III" volume WIS 10 lpe Increased iilny
made u f',aii 10 change thrif gold
doIlar for property, The gold dol.
lar rapidly decreased In yAiue. nn,l
DuaiDsss tOoned. Mrn did nDt wit
~ make wealth ny the allow methods
Of production. hut nA.le fortunes by
gambling IN whsHi, aud rAiltoni
stocks. and for year the soIid RoI'l
dollar played Into their hands, Inst
fsll the Spectator gave the lowA
farmer ons n these g0ld dollars ~,
Two bushels ~ wheat ID kept thu
Nh~Ht slS months and snapped II
Tor two gold dollar. Three year,
lAg0 ihs sn'ne gambler krpi biz gold
dollar h0nf.Ied from tcrd time III
harvest, and ny I'm NIL NJ govern.
Inent law to0k 4 lnfRe ahAre ~ ihs
farmers whenl 1'he timely rain md
runshinG rewarded iIr farmer with Il
bonnttfnl harvest. but thu g0ld .lol
lar grew IN The gamblers pocket i.
fngi ~ flln piltai HroW IN flln field
TIE f,itrtel Who inttHrh nIni Nniein,
The aiat Will care. md ~ hnffea
tlmn f1iutr 'hh lanlaaf across lii NJ.
~ b9W.d dapb Ii,uds 81 ppiilaf
ernlfi. eo' gnlall ply fl jis HotIf, IN
tin gambler riiD 80 gtlipf III. hluli,
tree viii liz tneI drinks md cipnIi
not hlR Dtly IN watching liz fniulnl
Tn resumption, 49, ~nv not nnrisf
- brttg equality t,tYann gold III,
HfnetIbnts. bni thn resumption Inv
VIA Iasdrd ~ ipI ~ tltn nia,Il
| v'fpnpthtne MI Atii ibn contraction
| laws, ~ nDnbjo 'i,e Van,l,Int ~ Hiun
huDfa ~ liz farinof.s Nhaai,
/ W. llnss sren iii fspld isI.pr. ibA
| fi,pt told ~ WIS liz bel iv,ik n
aonmsfen, rapidly iurieasa and III
lulnisll In ynllie isitillg III phat Nv,
yeai4 Wl,ut Nfil otfv tiN nnr,yut
ftDDs N rpj1 ana pisp ~ thH sinaII
uneT IN y,,lia. ~ IL uuI except
| yli.iI ~ nli sist ffnAff Mid III,
st,sunenitie .i,fllal il tntiA tnnlp
aiia1 II, III lfaileiu On ftftrGip Tia
lfass nuA NiHHi tnfu r 49, nnliOl
should I,r nonHuiipd. Nauia eonlnl0t
sense suhiuis II III ~ lAlihnra 49,
pAtabiefa " jtlfn'h4s VIII
MnkH'li siifitis llhtst III. ppJdeNl
DlAbA1
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IT. UaHtt lH #lieh tiV ttilIiet
I'll fHii t,#i ,iFttftf NV fipA,gstd
h4alns f.tiI,n a1fHt1,
liists Fl It'll tell ratt. #ilieil ~
,iDfgHa III alatr. fi,p,in tltn Ltl9t
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nhh ,ha f,im ipts IL ,i,t fafnHfA
einrr 'hr ,eat lSEs would rnn than
tiny The rn,lf. ru,air debt rarh seet
Thla II wha, The rrld standard hes
,lnne ~ tn farmers M America.
llnmltr,ia N thousands N them hal
purchased their lands ~ part ras.
ln~ht NnA srefsRNev M thv hNlrnvr,
whlrh, IN consequence n the hcrte.
er,'nn II rsirrs. rwrr, their homes
frnn under shrm. The rrld ssanl.
ard dollat NIL rutrhnse mntp rotn
wheh, md rpi,nn. but N will mr., pa,
II faishlng lnnir III rents IL sas.,
,hnn she Hternbnck s,nninrl dcllnl
NJ ,sGi' iii, Thr tatnMM NM " M
slonal sinsc md municipal tnsnslol
ri isrs' has mt been reduced a dal.
laf, hn' Ia shr depreciation III rflrr'
HI l. euuAl TIL .nW .tan.uup Iii isnn
/ Tho II lHniHHl. thiD IL Ih,tfe' ct tin
/ ltIhIip. corporate ntl Individual Iii,
tlel,,rtiirFa II ilif country iae nj
j l,srrifHl rSenli ~ bankruptcy Til
fNrinrle constitute n majority III TIL
hh'lullsa yui,iH. Tie, holdtl,r luN
isr ~ 'lleii hnnlr to Iertufc 1he rii
t,e II l.Ha mud liiu property II iii,
lltiind, ~ tesntniug thu rtrcthn.l
ln,tia ani establishing i,u9Iarra nppt
4 permanent Increased volume ii
bnnckpni.nblu legul tender CLi
fuDo aeunntl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

eugnlpssl IN si4sre anstslsiA hnf llNtl afd tww
fatH4Hs
GILMAN feest htHsis sits hsrHaa wHs eafNrsi
Nafeh IS, taFA, Alftaf I'9hNil EaIaA vfHhA iitr
IstiailH l#tl i1afl RHlh.f .st. y'h pNs4 NfAiH.
Nath ttN i4sn. EgiAf, 1914 aisA ehisa gssh %lts
tuf Inahp - liHsa linisA'Sh, Putt ~ insll
AfH Esft stIn III Asw Es.AtasTl Agricultural
stp.l8ff. ssf iii aHtl 'iA lIllr v htatr laif, W
fAsN A4f tas tafA III ~ lh iwfA Asll Fa,
t4laAs, "A II NtsiusNes Mstgt4ed IN WA llalh
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'ftsuinatr IHs9 uiisfihipd II t1aIattl tn rsf,i,
lst tHHite iW fh NpfHt fin iAttsf anal It*tE. Nhf
ha89 ItfH itf48i EsstfN iuf sAef An aAnfA, fststi
allb gaf 'Ws9 #lHttn lHAalltis, ilAss III latr
ailfaiH thtin u ~ Il taih ilun he NJ,
is In paslh ted Al hstf tiis rich ptnlflei
m sltts Mt, III ltHnHN mir ratiN, ard ihNAn 4
iaNH mHIHf HI tWt liftHlanfl9n "a lniN nh'
iH8i lBf Tall tistHl EFas ~ laIat ~ flll htusts
ALL III usnliaiAs gsHa iuiafk TRAIN ttu
ristt itlt III wi III iHtttfiH rtilaN ian. ~ eHii
IA fsa fiji itsl. ntl i sfsHau.i In ihrla II lnjl
ii het4 ialit94 ilaa TIL Hts proves tafs inl0
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rssarva,sMaa t'sMntt.ss.

". n. nfrHd. Grace. lu~n,
Aussin t,essfses, Cr,lss fnlls. In.
n. \, tslliett. 'rtiroii, Iowa.
Jnu. 1Irnt,isle,. i.Hksril. lnwN
t,ev. Mst'auriry. NV Hampton.
n. Nv. Nfnntlnn. Charles t'isy. Town
u. W. Eldrt. tfrt"f titosr. f"~n
Jho. rpfsvt, Eliorn. Town.
II. r. Mccarthy, w. An@ant. i,wn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-02-19
lie. 1'henl go Dowf.

When churches can no longer be eus-
tanned without resorting to soue of the
modern methods of raising moaey, such
as gay woridiiUgs delight in. We would
say LET them 60 dow !" Those
churches that csnnot be supported in
legitimate way, have no right to exist,
for they glority the devil more than
God. They demoralize and weaken,
rather than reE0then, the workers in
the kingdom of Christ. The best in
terests OF the cause OF Christ would be
bt tier served by closing the doors
of these unspirItual, world.cousting
churches, which make merchandise of
religion, than be operating on that lire.
See how rival churches, covered with
'uneodly debts" are competing In The
market-plsce of Worldliness See bow
they have turned places OF prayer into
houses of merchandise, halls of reverly,
restaurants, theatres and saloons. See
how they pander TO the heshly eppe-
titles and worldly tastes and lusts. See
how gree1Ily they are striving to drain
the purses of their victims. By snares
and stratagems and cunning devices,
with bats of lust and tricks of persua-
sion, they draw the reluctant dollars
from the pockets of the people. If
they can only get money all is well.
The end ssnctifes the contemplate
means. Satan is glorlfied and God is
dishonored.
Coaxing the devil to support the Cos
pei Is a modern device. The primitive
church knew nothing of it. When
Paul was collecting funds to aid poor
saints at Jerusalem, he used no fairs,
festivals, ''mum sociabIes," kissing
games, or other sanctified suares, to &C.
complish his object The Christians
paid their own bills, and did not expect
to pay for the weapons which they used
in warfare against him. When the
devil does support church, be does so
in his own interests. He carries on his
operations with full knowledge of the
fact that kingdom divided against
itself cannot stand" For every dollar
paid out of his Golfers to the church, he
receives full value. Church partner
ships with the devil never benefit the
former but always the latter. Hands
off,
Untold harm comes TO the church BY
the use of even questionable measures
to raise money for the support of Gods
work. 1t creates the impression, IN
the minds of the worldly, that the
church Is kind of parasite, dependent
for lts existence on the community thst
it is 8 sort OF genteel beggsr, which it
is proper and fashionable to support:
that it is an object of charity, or even
of pity and contempt, which is grateful
for the tolerance of the people that let
it live. The uneodly regard such
churches as engaged in seeking money,
rather than souls, and valuing wealthy
members more than poor saints. To
stand before the world in this light is
humilisting and degrading beyond ex-
preston. Sach churches ought to be
cleansed or closed, cured or killed.
Churches that are doing the Lori's
work, and are worth supporting, can
be supported without the use OF aues-
tionable means. Others deserve no
support Let them go down.-Esaa
gsiical Messenger.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-02-19
minorftsnr.

There are abous 2OOo Iadians living
in Mississippi.
Three of the Lsadville. Col, mires
were sold II private sale last week for
$6 600, 900.
The Delaware peAch-srowers hsd s.
9S1;235 baskets If peaches 10 1873. and
resl'z d 81, 500 600 for them.
The Geek government 10 orde-ipg
that the B Die in Greek should be resd
IN lbe puzzle schools, specified that tee
original ana not the moGeFn Greek
should be used.
There never was a time II the histrry
Of New York when so many vessels 10y
IN the harbor awaiting csrgnes. This
situation is mainly due To the stsgua-
rion in the grain and provision mat
kets.
The receipts of the State Of Wtscon-
expenditures 81. 627, l46. the debt of
the State is 81, 252. O57, and theindebt-
edness OF counties, cities and towns,
so lis, sos.
According to q recent essay of DR.. d.
S. Miller, rector of S.. Marks p. Z
Church, Frankior', Pa, there are 525
unemployed Episcopal clergymen of the
39nO in the United States, and only
900 hold rectorships.
Iirre are 713 pensioners who will be
bent ii ed by the new law increasing the
pensions of the totally dis yblei from
$50 to $72 per month. Of this number
377 lost both arms or both feet or the
sight of both eyes.
A whale nearly so feet in length was
killed in Charleston, S. c., heroor last
week, after an exciting chase, in which
four steam tugs and 40 or so row-beats
took part. Its carcass will yield $500
to $500 worth of oil.
New Jerseys finance are In so good
shape that no State tax will be needed
this year, and Gov Mcclellan thinks
that with proper care in making
appropriations there will never be
any further necessity for such tex.
There are five cotton factories in and
near Petersburg, Va, which employ
7I5 operatives. During the past year
they consumed 5000 bales Of cotton,
aud manufactured IL, los. 600 yards of
cloth, which brought from six to eight
cents yard.
A leading Dutch clergyman, DR..
Hoedemaker, says that he receives one
of the largest salaries paid to q minister
in Hollaud-$1100-out of which he
pays 5000 house rent. The ministers,
he explains, usually marry rich wives
indeed have to do so to live.
A farmer living near Nassagaweys,
Ont., recently killed two perfectly
healthy COWS. In the stomach of one he
found forty three nsils, screw, pin
and a button. In the stomach of the
other were found fifty-,hree nails, perte
of the knives of feed cutter, end four
buckles.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-02-19
PerAOOAl.

Mrs. Goldschmidt, Jenny Linz, is
sixty.
1t is not true that Emerson is losing
his memory.
Grants fret military order is in the
possession of Lieut.. Dawson, of Omaha.
Mr.. Tilden's marriage is postponed
until after the White II use becomes
his residence.
Orville Grant, brother of the Geuer-
al, is at work in the Chicago pnstnffice,
having abauG oned the leather business.
Murdock, the Scotch 'urnalist who
accompanies PirneIl, wore his full
Highland costume when he called at
the White House Tuesday.
The young Emperor of China has
seventy expensive wives to provide for,
and their silks and sstlns last year cost
half the land tax of the empire.
The Chair of German at Princeton
College has been offered to DR.. Herman
Huss, of the University of Jena, liueaI
descendant of the great reformer. He
accepts.
Garda, the man who, when n ipoleon
returned from E!ba, hoisted the tri-
colored flag on the Tuileries while the
palace was still occupied by Royal
Guards, has just died at Turin. Napo-
leon raised him to his staff, and he
fought at Waterloo.
Pope Leo has injured his health by
hard work.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-02-19
THE UNHAPPY CT AIs.
Surrounded by Nih5Eaats in the EFIII-
Ter Palace.


The Vsltaire Of Paris publishes the
following intelligence from ST. Peters
burg: '.Nihiists have just been dis
covered among the domestic servants
and 0dlets de cltam6Fe of the Winter Pal
ace. 1t is as yet impossible to specify
with any degree of exactitude what
these bold revolutionists propose to dc,
for the preliminary inquiry 10 not yet
ended, and everything connected with
tho affair is kepS profound sscret, on
account of the effect which 1t Is feared
the news of the discovery of another
conspiracy might have on the people.
Some of the 0dlets de chdBabre of the
Winter Palace who were appointed for
attendance on the Gar himself had
raised suspicious by their manner,
which betrayed certain unaccountable
preoccupat,on of mind. l. was, more
over. discovered that they were IN the
habit of leaving the rooms allotted to
them in wing of the palace at night
fsll aud Of not returning before four or
five O'Clock in the morning. Count
Alexander Visdimtrovitc6 Adlerberg,
Min ster of the Imperial Household,
having been informed of these ciLcum-
stances by some of the Cars fail bful
domestics, gave orders thai the sWs-
pected members of the domestic hou,N-
hold should be watched, and without
delay proceeded to search their rooms.
This led to the discovery of Nihiiist
msnifestoes, pamphlets, proclamgtIons
and kind of diary in which the daily
occupations and movements of the Gar
were carefully registered. His daily
habits, the hour of his walks, every
particular of his life were thus known
to the Nihilists. The coDspirators who
have Just been discovered in the palace
are also suspected of being sccomplices
IN the attempt made on the life of the
Car at Moscow, and 1t is supposed that
it is, thanks to their having by mistake
indicated the second train, that the
Gar escaped death. The Nihilist proc
lamations seized in .he rooms Of these
servants of the Winter Palace are
printed with type t. every respect sim
jlar to that of the Imperial printing es-
tablishment of the Senate, and it is
thought that the printing characters
were stolen from that establishment By
some of the printers employed in it who
are in league with the Nihilist Commit
tee. The court, as may be imagined, Is
in the greatest confederation. The Gear
has ordered a most searching inquiry |
into the affair, in order that every de-
tail of the latest conspiracy may be /
brought to light, but at the same time
has insisted on the affair being a pro-
found secret"