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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

Experience teaches every news
paper proprietor the evils of the
credit system in conducting a news
paper, but it has been a long time
since we have seen so forcible an
example as the following
In an address on the powers
and duties of the press before the
Northern Indiana Editorial As.
ISOLATION, at Wabash, Mr.. Richard
Smith of the Cincinnati Gazette.
speaking of the evils of the credit
system, said when the Gazette
Company changed from the credit
to the cash in advance system
there were $4,000 due on the
books from weekly subscribers
alone, that had been accommodating
for a third of a century, Of that
amount not $4,000 cents were
collected. We employed a man
and furnished him a good horse
and sent him off on a collecting
tour. In six months the horse
died, the saddle and bride were
pawncd for food, and the man
returned a considerable balance
against the Company. We sold
the books for old paper and called
those credits lost
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All advertisements and communications
Intended for the MERIBloNAL, must be
handed in by IL o'clock N. on Thursday
to ensure publication. This is an impor-
tant business rule, which should not be
overlooked or neglected.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

What quantities Of grass do you
keep in here Miss Stelben? Nice
room for a donkey to 60 into
make yourself at home" she re
piled, "you are one of them"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

Farmers on the prairie are hav.
ing their rice threshed rapidly.
Rice is commanding a fair price
on the city market, and it bids
fair to run high as the season ad'
vances.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

Nelson W. Aldrich, of Rhode
Island fills the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Gen. Burnside, in
the senate of the United States.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont ap'
pears to be the leading spirit Of the
Republican side Of the United
States senate. He did a great
deal Of speaking in opposition to
the election OF Mr.. Bayard, for the
Presidency pro TEN Of the senate.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

Attorney General McVeagh
says he rendered his resignation
in good faith, and will not accept
another appointment.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

It is supposed after what the
District Attorney says that Gui-
teau's case will be delayed several
days.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

James and Lincoln are the only
members whom the President will
be apt to retain in the new cabi,
net.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22
DEAD!
Governor Louis Alfred
Wilt Expires at 1890
a. M.
Surrounded by Loving Friends, After
A Long Term Of Suffering, the
Head of the State Placidly En-
ters into Immortality. His
Last Thought Being Of
His Devoted WIFE,

His Devoted WIFE,
This morning at 1889 O'clock
Gov. Louis Alfred Wilt surrouu-
ded by loved ones ana ministerins
friends, breathed his last.
During the whole Of yesterday
it was seen that he was growing
weaker, and at night those in at
tendance felt that the end was not
far off. Just as the moon was ris'
ing above the tree-tops surround
ing the beautiful home of our lam.
ented Governor, and whilst quiet
and peaceful rest seemed to lie
upon the surrounding landscape.
the breath became shorter and
shorter, and the crisis was ap.
preaching.
At 1870 o'clock, as tender
hands were changing his position.
a fainting spell came on, aud ii
was thought he was dying. Dr..
L. G. Richardson was Immediately
summoned, and at once entered
the sick room. The Governor
however, had recovered from the
faint before the doctor arrived.
and after a coughing spell, seemed
to rest somewhat easier. The doc.
tor ordered a hyperdormic iniec'
ton Of morphia and at once a mes
senger was dispatched for the drug.
During his absence the dying man
complained that he felt chilly. and
the windows which he had a short
time before begged to be opened.
were ordered closed. The fever
had passed away and a clammy
GOODNESS began to steal upwards
from his extremities. Ills facul-
ties were undimmed ana with o
natural look he gazed around the
room to see who was present.
His breathing after midnight be
came stertorous and his pulse rose
to $50. At 1915 it was seen that
he was sinking, for his feature:
were pinched, his breathing had
intervals Of almost half a minute
and the GOODNESS had stolen 40 the
limbs. Before he lost conscious
ness his last words were to hi;
devoted wife DO not leave me.
Stand here in the light so [ car
see you when l die!'
AS the closing scene drew near
the following friends in attendance
besides the family, were grouped
around the dcath.bed Thomas
Wiltz, Chas. Culbertson Pill
Powers, P. O. Fazenda, Gsorsa
Dupre u A, Burke, JAS. d Hoes
ton, WE &trcgig Go5. Il. SD.
Marin. Johu Finney, I. Lee 5hute
and P. l.. Bouney. In silence
they gazed upon the last moments,
of the chivalric and gallant man
and tears from eyes unused to
weep" moistened cheeks. Atl2:3O
the last respiration had ended,
and the mortal spark died out
without the movement Of a muscle
or a change of feature. A ripple
on the surface of a stream could
not fade into mooth placidity with
less quietude and gentleness than
that soul was immobilized in eter
nity.--[N. 0. Democrat, Sunday
October 1871
Last year at this season there
was q disease amongst hogs call
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

The sugar cane will mature
early this year and the yield will
be less but Of a better quality.
There will be less molasses and
sugar, but if the drought was gen.
eral, as we have been informed
the crop is short every where
therefore the price viii advance
in proportion to the scarcity Of the
article. A good sign of the time
is that, the old planters are sub.
shutting steam power to norse
power, and that many small farm.
ers are planting sugar cane, when
once they had cotton and corn,
cotton may do well when cater.
pillars do not destroy it ; hut this
seldom happens. This year has
been exceptional on this score.
Several years in succession its cul.
are YVES a failure in this parish.
sugar cane has never been a fail
ure, it always pays more or less
and it is easy of culture; you can
always get a fair price for your
cane in the field if you do not de-
sire to grind the same.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22
e r $

The MER1D1oNAL, is published weekly
in English and French, at two dollars
and fifty cents per annum payable in
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Advertisements will be inserted at 81 90
per square OF ten lines, or less, for each
iDaertion.
Advertisements published in English
and French will be charged for both Ian.
guages.
No advertisement will be inserted for
less than two dollars and fifty cents.
Payment of all advertisements is con-
sidered due Immediately after their first
publication.
Advertisements not marked with the
number of insertions required, will be
published until otherwise ordered, and
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Ten dollars in advance is required for
announcing candidates for office; and
election tickets or other job-work must
be paid for on delivery.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

oehS pleSeuI lllnN ~ aof
uty having none. y
mi a ! Of which i '',sss,..
4. VAsafn
., v; v. EDrlsn
OF the Finance Gonna . !;
.i Received, read, adosi,s 7,
ordered ora II to be published Il, 7, !.
Gay OF October !. D, 1851 = "
NJ, va, =. LAcoua, Clst
ton signed BY citizens # NJ
ward in relation to d upb II :. =
which was laid over fl ia,,s y
ton. 's's1sk
= Art y lst resolved, that Man
%. D. Allen, VIM. VauslvIs ~
severien Prineaux Be sad n.y. !.
are hereby appoiateda conn; NJ
to examine the locality proaa ,sl
by the petition above slsr, .si I
to establishing ! public raads
Rice's Cove as VEN Is IN H., ~ ]
proposed to be given giiva III y
Bazile Brcussard, and III II
committee report at the aupAa.
ing of this body.
On motion Of Mr.. Vsuin.
Art. I'd resolved, at Din
Frederic Road Oversee, id MI
district be and be is besbr \
thorlzed to take all the oi III
Der of the Coul6e Kinney bth
to be used on the roads ID lis
district.
Art 3rd resolved, that ] hi
Leblanc Overseer Of lie 4hMdI
district and DoIse Frederic Oh
seer of the 9th road district
and they are hereby author1at
purchase at the expense, Of tsr
ish 5000 feet Of good sais
lumber to be used On The u
roads Of their respectiyedians
the purchase price to d pidk
Of the road and bridgs lu1dd
1881.
Art. 4.h resolved thillA l
to be erected shall he hat q lh|
East side, Of the Court Ras =
a spot to he selected By We v
committee.
RESOLUTION,
Whereas. it appears iron
report of the Finance Comma
that a considerable sun has y
collected in currency d YOU
parish taxes which hare pd
accounted for By The tax tollsl
nor satisfactory vouchers sa'1
therefor. .
Therefore be it resolved !! !
Police Jury and il is hefs'!
daiped that the finance COMM
Of the Police Jury Be las'l.
to ascertain the entire sa'l '
ish taxes licenses &c,
Granville B. Shaw, tax es'
of this parish, and to rsa'l's
collector to immediatcly y
amount found due by tlie!
parish treasurer, and y
such payment to the wi
of said finance committee
Edwards is hereby a'''no..
empowered to institute, ~ g.
securities on his Official y
time for trial at the ue1i
the District Court in Y
Of the Police Jury, and =
snecial Attorney thereto. n,
Adopted October 5rd IA Nj
The following claims
lowed payable out o. -
tive funds e,Hf
Criminal funds q III
D. White, Coroner
3. Wise assignee Of Geo Il
Lyons
Ben. Frost ,oon.
SAINT iuuuo'
I,astie Broussard 2 Clam
Mrs NJ. G.. Murtagn
Same funds, is'''
Simouet Leblanc e,
D;,.r;ct Attorney JUN
W W Edwards sB
Printers & s%tationef y
Solomon Wise 8
I. Addison, e.d.l
Bridge repairing, iI,'1
S Wise assignee Of Ge0' n
Lyons f,nds 1851
Isaac Wise y
Fl B Lyons
AMBROSE Lacour ! n ~
: The Jury adjoar'e e lSersl
+, - Monday "
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22
W. W. EDWARDS,
LAWYER,

MbevMe, La.
Will attend to all business in the line
of his profession in Vermilion or the
adjoining parishes.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22
C.. A MOuisset,

NOTARY PUBLIC,
In and for the Parish Of Vermilion
Office at his residence in Prairie
Greig.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-10-22

In taxes Of sg
1877 61N
lesas
Total back taxes -
81, The amount arisi., Asa
sale Of delinquent ,as IRON u
given, the COMMITTEES :! i'aas N
TO the acts Of sale o. rsea. ls'e'rl
the committe had ~ sso'd shid|
time to examine. - sqadea,
vouchers aas s'9 ior s''s .,s y. .
o. fIe the above Is sums q e. s:y
being present hinsl,s' y
uty having none. y
An Of which is res,rsa
mitted. aal u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-20
Blue Mountain Female College,

Bot ghi ,fat. pid 900 ha. bad patronage
from lhirt r0puiirt % NJ .st ri and rom
Tires other .taf,. Location 0u ID rraufif
range ~ hlis - pufe spring. n ifr,,'nne
ssief HRe noted i0f The heaiih'uires,
and orderly ser'y. Eighi irarhfr ~ ss.
eeilcni quai hesiiu0' aad experience icN
school, have 20 mann as m'axc' niih char
K. 20 iow No extra charges iof @nrirni %
modern Language nor e%slsben,g. Mnsil
only fur dollars PER month, and no ctifl
charge Tor use Of Instrument Student
cgfnc 10 Ripies hy rail- lnd End conveyance
free 20 Blue Mountain. distant h miles
Smith annual session ngfus sspt. i!ih 1891.
" T. lslHprt. ID ~. President
and Prot Vt Mental and Nofal Scicncg
Rfs " T. BrERY. s.. o..
~ 80 Prof of Latin ard Greek
send iof catalogue - lLov ny * Berry Pro
pHetor. BlH, Mountain. Tppah Co. Msi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-20
z THAT SURPRISE

MAsire, . new vsrvt,Lia run = A. dirsrnr
rsksd ts>a ssni by matt elsss > rspsr noys
nssn " Jarsn half hean hslfrss, ssiahy rh.nb'
ISIS 70 10 The riches, hpmsn h.a tnown. Pine
Queen wstsrnslon. iust impsstssi, fafsssi variety
.tef gfgsn la Y. a, nfm, iusioaA rri.p aud
snrrfy beet e sssp g ship. > "a . pspftef y
huss nifion, largest Known, ! TOD hsnt long me
quality, eafJ sn pfuiihc, u etc = rapsf tlinss
Tnsnsin rehe.i hNssr, s.ry, rruine -clid IN.
var. hHu mon the Nile. Ylshis iaatusnssly
u the N4aith Ahsts uihst eofn lAllA trs1aslsd
%soa,SS,,ss e ~ r.as Z \ :. : s.'rs e. s.'t,
high, "a eta . rsp-f futru rnfn, srAnst Ia. long,
Ma brnsi sesd si1 hftns f~slniini. rFiess, a eta
spag-f All Tho ~ sfe sent Mr. y. ,nfsar ne n
Aditrs- e. y. atlnSnr q 90. Auasss. ea.
hsi.ssnosi ha W. l. csihoan. hsyvs u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-20
IlEaAnI lEWElRY CHEAP.


To i%ntrpiurs nar nsv styles anf inHuenrr uAaa
~ Hass tbs foifpetuH unparalleled ufvr iuf =
shnu tirfn The hsfiiu fAfkei runiains . golf
rlairi rAirh ehAin, ssAts ,hlsi pin, lady : sle-
Fant srf lsssty So tran ean buiiaNs. rnfai nsrk.
lacr, sst ~ assis studs. Euii Ilais bad rnE. cellar
hsitan. kFY nng, prhet has, tmiiattnh sta
haniAsfehisf psny I-istl, cninle safsiapsr and
visiting ssfda All ths.s fusiisd 10 fuu 10 A.. In
sianp- pAsssts tf tis Tie los can b. ~.
tailed Al hin O. W $50
Tie lisysl Nssksi contains oas sgperh amethyst
rns. slfs ant snfAl bfplrh sst 20 hss. haury ns,Hs.
taee. cut Al sleeve hutt0ns. engraved gold plate
b~ransieis. faae seaff plu sofa plstsf LADY ssst suid
piais sissfe %baitons, h~aVy Fdfi rists studs. les eiy
ramsu araff plnt Erhuitr IAfaian dianHfd stud.
Maiirs~ rfs-s nth y. dlaHagfd fsntsf. t-nuiihii
lst si-svs bliigHs, plst-i rullsf hutiun, plated
Nut watch rhain, plaiu Eold piata ring nnbhy
eaHisu unn, Aallsss e~Af.ftnEs With A. diamond
sefiinEr, ssnla' fii Cpmb. aineihytt sHt, iadya
hli plated ssi sith white stuns ssitinsa, lst AnI
ramso scarf pin, ftiK gold plate sieeya huttnaa
fhs whole ~ Ibis magnificent fauestinn ssnt
secure ~ mail ff ~ . fa tt.m Z ne Thia 10
can ~ retsllsd aeslly II ffgm o o. 40. Ahfna,
n IkwkLnY IA. Alianis. ia
tuH ATLANTA uDtHr says " This enmpany IL
psffrttiy irritable, smi the amouul ,hsy siys faf
tOuf monsg 10 asiyundins"
, 1881-07-28

Thus It will be scen that III 10 Single cusu at
tllo md Of Jnllo WRs there tue prospect aily-
wtlerb III l'rllgaln Of . harvoat abQYo tic
ayerage Yield, though. 1t must be rener,-
ecroF, as already mentioned, thRt the weather
llA2 heeM very favorable to tlIB cEpps, eHpo-
Gully the p0tatoeH, Hince tito beginning OF
July Win all th[s, however, thura ls every
prospect, doap!to tho aan81lnD hopes OF tlla
fnrlnet8 and tlle calculations OF tho Corn Ex.
cliai,ge. B0!nq thus Rgp, that Tits year's lar
A;ssaMlns Az loo y represent n, aysEaKe cruz,
for re. ~ toF 6stilsy, loi for oats, a.I l6O
lor pQentoest willie this year tug cor
y, W, Rul Q5, Hence It would appear that
tliis seast'N is*Hot 0ny mt likely u yield MI
nYerA9a harvest, but epetl an lllfcFiNr QUO 10
last N1arx.' And II, ~ nlle autlIoElty points
9un - I9r cent l0 eH4traetel for QYlgpalcu.
lntl0n Gf sba tletinlt results, US experlHt)eD
shows nuRllt t0 be done, tliafa THUS fppenrs
THO prospect ut q general harvest ln alI crops
Valted at only tr91i, llAlt to tW0.tll!rtl4 of an
Avlfage ylaltl. Thta, however, IL an extrvnte
statement OF tho case, and It Ii hoped either
tint tho statistics from which, the Rb0Yb con-
9llltlotlH nEe drawn lnny turn out to b0 I'LL
perfect, or ttlat 6tttt more favorable weather
VIII fQls|fy predictions. TllA fUrpaolnx quail
tltRt|v0 results faYH. leAN carefully UlAbUr-
lted by thb MtNlRtry OF Agriculture, which,
t!lrnn9 tha ll,calttn OF country soeIutles, r!s-
cclves tocal rep0rta from pFopyietora md
farMetsi but allowance 1t ID ArRued, must
By H!qtY tor !mpRsfectioti and onQatd6dness
OF ll4tf31llAI estimates,
, 1881-07-28
QUDA.
THE Tu3EyE4 ,cArr1mEn.

THE THIEVES CAPTURED. :,
HAVANA, July M.-On tie arrival leue OF
tito steamer Alicante, from Vora Cruz, tho
police lmalettintaly went on board and ar
rested Luis Oil and lgnacio Rogue lIerunl,-
tlez, leiaulters OF the Matansas bra.1cl. Of
thu Spanish bank; also the Two brothers 1ba,t-
ez. one l'roker in Havana, tho otllor ut Mat-
anzas, asnt the first engineer OF tho seasIlcr.
in Whose Charge were money aud securities
10 SIC, ,ooo, ,including $4,000 In spe-
cIe bollds, and various drafts OH Mexico, aud
draft on Now York for s:o.0oo. Tho prIs-
oliers. who were elegantly nttired, had snIall
sulna Of money concealed in boots, hats.
and other parts OF their clothing, all even III
ltlatcll.hoxes. Captaln-Oenernl Dlanco has
opened 3iegottatlons, Yjtl. the Mexican Gov.
ernn.ent for ttla capture and surrender .of
for Worn Craz tie :lltli lust. The Mexieai.
Government ataed the Spanish authorities Ii,
u HQkt gratifying manner. 1'hN MexIctn
War steamer LealtaQ was ordered to protect
tho A!lcantc. "a al! attempt ,llAA beoN lnad4
Gt n!E'It to taka tho prlsoneEF tranl tue vessel
by = perssoM pretending to bp . District Judge
DuR1Ha THE wEEK
e,Iding tho esd il,at. thero wcre twenty-five
sseatts tlI , fron yelloW.fcvsr aud nino from
, 1881-07-28

Il I1uRa An0 Euflulc uKht, Wlteh resulted II
moro thRn ordiuHriiy serious consequences, NC.
currod about 1;;D D'cltWk yesterday aftcr.Iut,t,
at Charles 4. BouKhton'a restaurant, No. lR3
Wcst atad!son stFcut, between Charles Higgins,
ayouu9 thumper, and The proprletaro Of The place.
cai when | he starte nc 10 totrt r withuat ] oiicsnx %
payment. Tho proprietor thorcun,n undertook
to "tonncc hiin. 1hoy Kicked ovor tue tables,
contents of the ro,ru. When ncnr
the tr,nt door,. which IL inado Of
glass, ono OF thon suaii8 MI extra
c1eFtion and M,th foil thrrgh tho pntcs i,f
Rnss: Jk,liEhton tpcalrrd Oh thu loft urn ono
cut about four luchGs 'nnx and another which
ssyuted an artsry a,d let out b!,loti IL generous
quantities. H!Ex!ns' eyss wero alaast et,ttro~'
iiousnton had Inflicted. hla fasu Goro I.1o .1o
appearance pf T. taw Leefst0ak, anu biz right
artn Hns hndy iatcratet hy rtli,tnct with tho
broken Klaks Of tho &lnor. linth It,vtl wBrc nj.
tended Gy pr. VlHcent. whn says TINT IlulXhtnn
will hu nnne II. stir mtx,nt tUr several ,lMyx to
c0tng. Hl9Glns w.lk locked up ut tho Wcst MaIi-
8on Street Station.
, 1881-07-28
RUSSIA,
1FVDS1.Ae
ANOTHER pLUT A1AINHT r

ANOTHER PLOT A0A1NET THE CAR.
BEnL1S, July e7.-A letter from Russia
states tlnt there layo been InAny PERSONS
arrested md several explosions from st.
Petersburg In connection with The discovery
of another plot aEaInst the Czar. An cx-
Nihillst, who had betrayed his accoinpllces,
haa been assaBnated i'll thA outskirts OF ti,e
Capital. There llnvo bsen SIX arrests iu coll
sequence. An accompilce Of SployicT Was
also captured, and tlare lInve been many
other arrests.
.. POLITICAL. oFFEaDEns.
ST. FRTEIlsnuflt, July 27.-1'resIdcnt Tau
reda, Of tue Provincial Territorial Assembly,
has summoned tic Criminal Court for ti,a
trial OF persons charged with political
otIcNscs.
TIE: SIBERIAN PLAGUE =
Is decreasing III tile Government Of st.
Petersburg. Altogether seventeen persons
wore attacked Will, the dlseaso ut New La-
duga. Eight died.
DENIED.
LONDON, July 27.,--An English resident of
Kourak, Russia, writes denying, on tho a,,-
tAorlty Of tho Governor of TINT Province,
the statement that 1ta ineu' 'niIt girls wer1
shut III a barn. for refusing to work at,tl
burned to death by u village luQb suttiux fire
to tho building. Iie saisl sled was burned
III which II number Of women Ind beeu quar-
tered, but nobody was killed.
ott0rs DAMAGED.
BERLIN. July a7.-A thunderstorm In the
western part Ut Russian Poland greatly dal,-
, 1881-07-28

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.osuoN, oI.ly 80 oispauen from i'etl1n
s4a ssss Nv ~, anpo!s4nee ~ mHateseE ~ attaeaea
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ns..' .n .eenin u iotlyse'sn @ conservatives aha
sa!au.s LILLY tso t.,ua1s. ~, 1ne totmer gained
sn,en ~ ss1rs AM Ionse,satlSe Inajoi'ly III
sa sao em .a.as nsarM Ill.,. Iaes o. DepaI!eS Is
i"ui" ~. ~ g.sa ano sl'n.slslaa pfess ~ VI ne1-
~ ~ - 'o ~ sl'1''' 'esu't ~ 1ue eiec'
Nv" 4o' 1''o 1'e'c''s.ae.
, ,,t..o,f. na1oun. os,, A..
York appeared III berlin recently. Only In
few instances llas the disease Terminated
1ata!ly, ,oat the tramWays are much licotl-
feu1ehced, 2na t4o BeTVlce nau 10 20 fcduceu.
, 1881-07-28
DENMARK. p
"DYCorrfYd !. frfyTE!ts.


CopgsllA0Eh, July a1,-1ho elections for
nlenIbers Of the Folkothlug took pleeo yes
'.erlay: a.d resulted. it, tllA: city. in tho re-
turn Of lt1o consstsuttol.allsstl Tha rclurns
ffQsl tho proylnees: arc lucplnplpte. but the
Tbs iiadlesls ID several oistl,e towlis i1sti.
'tut1l . regular Hysteln OF en0ycottlpR,p
compelling trqdeanion to elfher support the
Radical candidates Or 10 abstain fFoIl voting,
, 1881-07-28

=: 1oHpoS. July aL-An otaclal dispatch
from tle Ylcer0Y af 1nala Ia The Home 0faca
says: "LetteFs from Canda!lar, ed lust,
soy that sirelar 4hntam M0hlneadlln, son
ot KplIlndll Khan, now With AyQob Khan, II
underwriting to taediate for peaceful sots!e-
1nont. The AnleeFs Governor insists on
AyoQb Khanfs forces retiring IA 4 condition
.ot negotiation. Ayoob Khap's army Il Weak
, 1881-07-28
THE EAST.

NlpalAT GOES TO A1kAnsA.
CoysTAsrgNorLE, July 27.-Aliuhat Pasha
aeM oil others convicted OF st1e murder OF tho
lato Sultan, except the twa actual ass,slns
nlni lzzat.. l'astlR md Hsytt Paslln, WIN were
Implicated lM ths crime, embarked Monday
for ~ lle.i1az, Arabia, Wlste they will r.