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SPAIN.

clIAIt0E1, WITH FRAUD AND FORGERY.
MADl.,1,, May l0.-fhe Tlcasury has OF.
tlercd the arrest Of some officer In thu Debt
Department md sonle persons well know,
III business circles Dn charges OF fraud and
forgery. The event has CAUSED great sell
snttoi III monetary circles.
, 1881-05-20
FRANCE.
IN THE ClfAAfllEH.
Gtr.AJ,.t F$utt.

TAl1s, May 10.-'rl,e apparent dreartness
Of the subject announced for discussion did
not prevent an Immense number Of people
frun ilocking 10 the dyhate on tho Scrntin dc
I.tste In tho Chamber to-day. The 1fousc
itself and tho lobbics wcrs crowded. and
as lluel excitement prevailed as II tho fatc
of Ministry or n nation trcsllbled III tho
bnlntlcc. Almost every argument that could
be advanced fur or against tito measure hui
BEEN published long ago III the paper, al,l
1t was generally believed that NJ. Bartloux's
project would bo rejected. II. Gambetta
n,lu Ills friends had done everything BY
PERSUASION AND MENACE
to secure majority for tho bill, but 1t was
well known that at the bottom tic Cl,au,bcr
tiisapproved OF It. Onco moro, however, II.
tialnbettn's eloqucnce,-al etuQuence III
, 1881-05-20

}3p{ftdl
MILWAUKEE. Alay 10.-An esnigrant WON
MI, el, route from Poland 10 Gencoe, Mini,
wns brought to thB Central Police Station III
a fainttng condition this morning. III 1lftecn
minutes nftcr her arrival sIIe gave birth to
twins, bnth well-forlned .etrl-ba6fes. Tha
unfortunate woman was kindly cnred for.
and III q faw days will continue OIL tho jour-
hey with l!er Increased family.
, 1881-05-20
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW Y0rK, May 1o.-ArTiycl. tho State OF
Nevada. from Glasgow, and tho Nevada, from
Liverpool.
LuKpoN, May l9-Thn steamships Prusatau.
Doston, State of Alabama, and NHw York hav0
arrived out.
SAN FliANC1sco, May 10.-Arrlycd. tho Chinese
steamer Mea Foo, frDni Hong Kong: sailed, IA.
oItio Mall steamship Company 8 stuataer City os
PanNma, for FAnlu,n.
, 1881-05-20

lyyHarlnArlnN TO 1T. srt>l'rEn.
tosTASrtNUrLE, May 10.--lt ID stNtcl
titlhe Palace IL inc!fnell to terminate tho
h'eAlga.fuN Ill connection with thn tluAtll ut
lalal.s .szlx. 1t Ii believed tho Mo!laninlu-
dattelag Is entirely against Investigation,
Gd 'ial 'nany Ut ula influential Fasslas Will
kIup'ratetl II 1t il pursi,ed,
rlsEPAa1sn p'o1t lSHtrlsl,ECT10N,
A1HESs May l0.-AdyleVa from Crete re-
put lhe trrlncnt Increasing. The Christians
Informing themselves lntu broti,orhouds, Il
ta'tQaaEY preparation, for fnsurrrctl0l,,
THE kCRls AGAIN I.1sISH.
tnSTASllS0rt.E, Mny l0.-Illa Kurdish
!h%ttbr|4Iu!lal! las ogat1, collected q large
!aes, Aloqullg IN 2o,0oo ,l,ell, aud Ii prepat-
s:'oF an"!ler inrlIrSt0t lnso Persia. The
ff1''an Ambassador Inns rtu.lo reprosellta-
sM1o tl1e Puts Oh tho subject, an1 tho
!'te has taken energetic measures to pre-
NEa itpc1iltun ot the forper atrocities.
AHGsSb flx11It stEItEstl"r 1tucIl1lI r.AsilA
AND EEl'iF rAsII.A
aie been cnnyeYel to Su,yrna tn hp OK
IlHed viii! Milhat Pashn fur completely III
@%afdvr uf AMlNl tAztx.
o THE rlS.tI. TEl{sts.
tossrASrlSopt.E, May ly.-4All the clauscs
n@ convention arranging tho tlaai tlutatss
I'@s &stltIAHl't Of the tiruDkquestton have
~ aa,'pletl ata lnratiny Ut tho A,lbAssl-
s'' Ma Turkish delegates. Thu Mussul-
~ lst1ls III tha attied districts will be ex-
~. IVY! lEelll service III tho Greuk army for
wig wig SeaFs, and ut tho expiration Of tint
fltGl they will ha n1lowt.I ft,n nj, ntnn 1a-
, 1881-05-20
GERMANY.

SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATIONS.
nEt.l.IS, Aiay 0.-Supplelnentary estimates
to tho current budget amounting to 41t,SiH
marks nnye been lnld before the 1}undesratt,
nf Which over $1,000 marks Is Intended as IN
annual grant fnr the cxpenses nf the Ecu
nomlcal Council, and 10000 marks for par
ticfpntion Ut Germany in tho Conference and
Electrical Exhibition Mt f'nris.
, 1881-05-20

1'2PRsS7s 0lFFV+eF"
FREEronr, ILL.,, May 1o.-rho competitive OK,
animation for oatlots In tho Natal and Military
Academies was held Ut Wllcox's 0pera-iIouso
to-day and a greater portion Ut tho cycnlnR.
Tho result was M follows: West Pniut, IL. O.
Newcomer, Mount A!urrIa;, Asturnate., 7. r.
sses hoS sAtfss Aasssc SrE} ua saau 6ossn.
Thagn Wefe OIKhtcen IElcg4teA.
, 1881-05-20
RUSSIA.

TIE WA1E UH TUE VENss
VIENNA. May lo.--Durlng tbs sack!ng Of
podwalyska, oil tha Russian frontier, several
peasants we're killed by falling raf.ets. -Four
grain warehouses aud nearly oil the build
ings around The railway station were burned.
At ali the stations along the Southwestern
Railroad houses wera plunderad and burned.
The Austrian frontier towns are crowded
with }ugifIYes. At Odessa the p!ulHlerlnK
continued tho entire duy. 1llcA Jews have
, 1881-05-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rrsI,'r u 'e / sSs ss.a; % ssSs
Coca il u Krunt rcn,pily. ~ its nld hnvo
cured cAscs which GUILD nut 10 rGuthed ia my
your Coca neef Tonic IL rutnb bInu tlnp Of tho ntri-
iire ulumens Of tho clplcost lo9f, pitrg bherryt
coca, Nlid tronl wlll oo haFhy desirable. nua
l,Ivblg Cnnpany'A tecA pcef Tonic. a. ther6
pIo fraudulent !nItAtlunA lteinemb ber tho Lcbt9
honest preparations ut hnnest pstces. Il 10 hi.
valuable III tlyspepsn, bllousuoas, debility, aud
fuEl,uIu sutfufittE.
, 1881-05-20

The I3r1ttYh steamship Punjab recently, uhIlo
OH bvr way TO l,lssorah, WIS ulo.cly foliowGd far
A6uut twpntY four hours by larKe whale, said
tirul Vt with Huliur bullets. but they did uat
seem to suake Mucl tuprusston On thu sea
uQusttr.
, 1881-05-20

FAn0o. D. r.. May 1o.-W. 4. Kindred be-
gt,,s suits to-day in tho Territorial District
Court against Frederick Billings, President
OF tho Northern PaGho railroad, suing out
writ OF attachnlent coyerlng all bis large body OF
lAnds hold In Casa and Niohlnnd Couutles. Dam.
NrpA Inti Mt e Hf1.
, 1881-05-20
AUSTRIA.
fttIy8HfsY.

LONDON, May 1D.-rhe now Hungarian
loun of ElG, ,0OO.0 600 i per cent gold rc,itcs Inns
been subscribed ninny times over, and closes
mt ) per cent premium.
, 1881-05-20

Special Dt,paseh to 1'he Gtaleaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 10.-The Chicago,
milwaukee, j. st. Paul Railroad lias Just com.
pleted the count Of the number Of 1nen eI1-
poycd along its lines. and finds that there aro
1a57u. Tho previous count wins made II June
Increase Of over 900 In tho working forco III Quo
year.
, 1881-05-20

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
DosroN, Afny lO.-At tho annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Atlantic Il paclle
Railroad Company, Thomas Dickerson was
rclIIected President, F. U. Wlnsuw Vico.Trcs
don't, and the other officers held over.
, 1881-05-20

LONDON, May l0.-TelograMs llavo been
received at tic War OtiIce an4 ut the colo-
rtal Otltce froMi Tramsyaal. CAllders, Secro.
tary for War aud Earl Kimberly, tia Colo'
,,lal Secretary, hastily conferred oil the sub.
jcct of tho dispatches. aud sent messenger
to Gladstone.
, 1881-05-20

having soven-vEz: l.. u. l. W.: r., D. L. F.: r,
tween i'ekln and reoria. enlled the =. Il p. U.
HALLWAY. that has dont!ott tho charRcs on freight
b!rth. i'ckir onRhi to I'D t,o,,tlcss Vii cxert
hcrfcif tn scc,iro this new ey[denco uf prosper
Ity ntt3 commercial Importance In tho ,cTcs Of
business and moneyed mon.
, 1881-05-20
THE THANBVAAL.
TILE IllYAL COMMISSION,

NEwcAsr1t:, Natal. May 1v.-Tho lloyal
Commission Inns co,lie to tho important de-
clslon not to enter tho Transyual until the
guns taken at l'atchefstrooln arc surrell-
, 1881-05-20

ChpAQla DI improvements lu Atlu eHtP!uyHlHHG
tpr the people, aud creato MI Increased cup
ply OF food, illstuad 0f gettlslg out OF the
difficulty by promoting emigration. Ono OF
tho Ercat reaso,,s why Irish enterprise
was 80 kept tlown was that Irafnnd Is under
the curse OF foreign rn!e, and Until English
rulers are clearotl out, bug aud baggage,
there will bo ltttlu hope for the Irish people.
Sir srAFFtiln NoHrllCovE
satA he tearo1 tlie bill would not haye the
uffeot Of paclfytnR the puoplg.
LORD ELolln's ,lor1DN
that the leading pE0ytslons OF the bill are
economically ansoul,u. unjust. and imp0lltlc,
was rejeutod 35 to 17g. Tho announcement
OF tho vote WIS reeatved witt, loud cheers
from the supporters ut tho Ministry
pAlNRI1+R 1AIsclI FlloaI THE HOUSE
with about olBhteen OF hls followers, without
voting, WIS greeted with AurlslQn.
Tho Land bill was then read a second. time.
At THE WOOL. sAl.Es TO-DAY
10000 balus were offered, clIul!y New South
Wnlos, Queensland, Victoria. and Now zea'
mud, Good attendance. Tuno firm md
brisk.
DUBLIN, May IA largo force ot police
and military entluavoraa to soryo wr.ts on ii.
estate ut New PalIas yesterday, but the ten.
ants, having takeu refuge III the larga castle
on the estate, whtoil they put III a thorough
state OF llefpusc, tho serylng of wr!ts was
Abandoned for the Aay. a Aylnx column
| with four guns will pruuceu to tho castle to-
day to try to seryo tho wrlts.
COnK, Afay 10.-Laynnton. 4 magistrate,
was fired at near Sk!bboreen. lle WIS can-
lltlato Tor tie ChairluaNsl@tp ut the School
Union, Ia opposition to 4 Land LcagYur who
Is now In prison under the Coercion act,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

cost to the State of $40, in all
$3.50, for allowing you to sell that
"a hours. Now judging from the
above figures, to punish the crimes
begotten by your saloon alone, must
cost the State at least $1,000 4 wear
more than the revenue YOU paw.
And this is but a fair example of
now license pays everywhere.
Further on the Reverend editor
says:
The condition of things around
your saloon during the first two
days of your regular court was GER
talnly the loudest temperance lee
ture we ever heard.
DO you say, the badness is not in
the traffic, nor in the liquor, but in
the men, and the liquor only brings
it out? Well then, in the name of
all that is decent, keep away the
traffic; keep the liquor out of them
and let the badness stay in them
where it will harm none but them
selves.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21
Gross IntOXicatiOn.

From the West Union Record we
clip the following interesting item
from the proceedings of a recent
meeting of the City Fathers of that
inland city;
Recorder Knight submitted the
following resolution, which on mo-
ton of Councilman Cheuvront, was
unanimously adopted and became
an ordinance of the town:
Be 1t ordained By the Common Council
ofthe torn of West Union:
That any persons appearing on
the streets or alleys of this Corpor-
alton in a gross state of intoxica-
ton, shall be confined in jail for
twenty-four hours and then taken
before the Mayor, who shall fine
such person not less than 81 nor
more than SIS.
1t will now be a matter of curiosi-
ty to see what the powers that be
in the kingdom of Doddridge, I'M
derstand by gross intoxication.
We predict that plenty of experts
will be forthcoming to swear that a
man is not grossly intoxicated so
long as he is able to draw his breath
without a cork-screw.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21
Temperance Meetings.
sIEGRIsT BOTTOM

An enthusiastic Temperance
Meeting was held last Friday even
ing at Bachtel U. B. Church, two
miles above New Haven. The at
tendance was not very large, but
was composed mostly of voters.
Rev. w. M. Weekley was on deck
and run the meeting vigorously
along the prohibition channel
The following comprehensive res
olutions were put through with
vim.
Resolred, LIST. That we are in favor
of Prohibition.
ID That we will support only
sober men for office.
1t was good meeting, so says our
informant.
RIPLEY LANDING MEETING.
We have reports of an excellent
meeting, very largely attended, at
Ripley Landing, in jackson coun-
ty, Nov. 10Th.
Revs. w. M. Weekley and l.. M.
Carder addressed the audience, and
stirred the people up to more
lively interest in the work. .za..s-...
The petitions were put into cir
culation, and nearly all the inhu-
entail men Of the neighborhood
signed them, Although many of
the substantial citizens thereabouts
take their dram, yet they realize
the evils of the traffic, and heartily
signed the petition for it's prohibit
ton.
These are men of common-sense
and reason if they do like their
toddy.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

Webster county is having a big
land boom. Attkisson & Piersol
consummated a purchase of $500
acres of the finest and best land in
that county, last week. The sur
face of this valuable tract is smooth
and covered with oak, poplar, sugar
tree and black walnut. Fine coal
seams are to be found on it. They
are selling it off in lots at $3.50 to
$500 per acre.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21
The Freeman is Finding Them

A patient, faithful, loving wife
who has long prayed, wept and
waited in the lowest valley of heart
sorrow and suffering, and whose
husband is now struggling God
help him), to be free from the de-
mon of drink, sends US 81 for four
subscribers, and among other things
in private note, says:
II wish you had thought of me
before. | might have been working
for the FREEMAN all the while, for
my whole heart is in the work. l
have given out all the copies sent,
and secured these subscribers.
Please send more if convenient. l
want you to ventilate when
ever you can, for it is the very hot
bed of perdltion."
We regret that we did not find
this good friend of the cause sooner.
We earnestly hope many just such
noble and true women, burdened
and patiently struggling under the
indescribable woes of drunkenness
in their homes, as are scattered all
over our State, will speedily find
the FREEMAN that they may aid in
putting it into very many homes.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

He HAD THE ADvANTAGE.-The
Journal gives an account of an cleo
ton in Arkansas, where J. w. Arc
lander, the Republican candidate
for District Attorney, urged the Re-
publicans to vote the ticket straight
through even though the Devil was
on it, The returns for Six Mile
Grove, Swift county, stood: For
District Attorney, The Devil, 7;
For District Attorney, J. w. Arc
lander, 6; Devils majority, 1. The
Journal says: "The devil in this
case ran on the Democratic ticket"
We think he must have been elect
edon his merits, as he ought to have
been when pitted against a man
that would make such an appeal to
his constituents as Arctander made.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21
Merry Christmas on the b. & O.

The B. q 0. management has,
with characteristic good feeling to-
ward its patrons along the line, de-
termined that they shall have a
merry time on the road during the
holidays. To this end the low rate
oftwo cents per mile IS announced
from any station to any station on
the main line, branches or divi-
sions. In other words these low
rate tickets will be placed on sale on
Dec. 23th and will continue on sale
until and including JAM I'd. They
will cover all points reached direct
by the B. & O., and will be good on
all trains that make the stops.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21
Open Letter.

Bro. Gould, of the Sutton Noun
tanner, discourseth in the plain
manner following:
TO THE SALOONKEEPER OF WEBSTER
You and your friends maintain
that licensing saloons for the sale Of
intoxicating liquors is a benefit to
the State on account of the revenue
it brings into the treasury. Well,
let US see. You are said to pay
500 a year for your license. Dur
ing the last session of your Circuit
Court we were at your town several
days. From 2 o'clock p, M, of Mon
day till the same hour of Tuesday
we witnessed, from the Court House
steps, four drunken fights around
your saloon. Not one of these
would have occurred, had it not been
for your liquor. These fights were
crimes of which the State is bound
to take notice and punish. Out of
these four fights and other crimes
committed by the same parties dur
ing the same drunk, grew directly,
twelve indictments. To find and
try these twelve, will cost the State
at least $50 each: in all, S720.
Now, deducting the 800 which you
are said to pay each year, we have
the balance of $500, which must
come out of the pockets Of the al
ready over-burdened taxpayers of
the State. And all this, remember,
grew out of your sales for only
twenty-four hours. These crimes
do not include two more fights which
are said to have occurred between
two of these same parties on their
way home, the same Monday even
ing, while still under the influence
of your liquor, If, within a year
after that date that Grand Jury gets
the proof of these, there will be four
more indictments at an additional
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

Bro. Scofeld says he is willing to
take what J. @, A. Nadenboush
owes him in apple-jack and turn it
over to the FREEMAN to help on the
prohibition cause. Is that the best
you can do for temperance? Better
square accounts with the saloons
you recommend before attempting
very much for prohibition.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

We solicit orders from the trade
throughout the State, and upon re-
ceipts CT money or satisfactory ref
erences with the order, will careful
ly select the goods ordered, and send
by registered mail or express and
guarantee satisfaction. Any goods
ordered in this way, will be ex-
changed or money refunded, if they
do not suit. Letters of inquiry
promptly answered.
J. WEEHERELL & Son.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

Look OUT, Down THERE Refer
ring to the late Intermediary war
between the forces of the Richie
Gazette, and the Lincoln Clipper CO.
horts, in which we had fondly hoped
there had been a lasting truce eff
fected, Gen. Morris promulgate5 the
following general order in his last
issue:
eff this thing is as we imagine it
is, those youths of the Clipper will
wish they had never been born, be-
fore we get done with them. 1t is
likely the Third District will short
ly be shaken from center to circum-
ference, by the revelations we shall
make"
Please give us due notice Of the
time, General, so that we may get
into our classmates with our women
ard little ones.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21
What we License.

young man from West Columbia
was before Squire Hovey on last
Monday morning, for drunkenness.
The young man plead guilty, and
was fined 81 and costs. It would be
well if our officers were to pay lit
tie more attention to curbing the
boisterous characters who roam our
streets almost every night in the
week, very much to the annoyance
of our sober citizens.
We see they have licensed this
business again in your county. 1t
will be all right now. 1t will be
regulated.
DIsoRDER.-There has been more
drunkenness and disorder in Hin
ton during the past ten days than
for many months past. Liquor is
being sold in large quantities at
some four or five different places in
the town right under the nose of
the town authorities, and in the
face of the peace officers of the dis
trict. Asa result of this, some four
or five fights took place in the town
on Monday night, and it is no I'M
usual thing to see men staggering
about the streets full of mean whis-
ky.-Mountain Herald.
WHAT THEY LIcENsE.-Here's
what they license in Kanawha
county, and how they succeed in
regulating it. The Charleston
Call says:
The Grand Jury presented the
following indictments up to noon
to-day: Wallace Averill, unlawful
retailing 5 cases; ]. r. Deitz, I'M
lawful retailing, 8 cases; Chas.
Good, unlawful retailing, 6 cases !;
Augustus Higgenbottom, unlaw-
full retailing, case; A. J. Holmes,
unlawful retailing, 1 case; Jack
HUMPHREYS, unlawful retailing, 1
case; R. H. Lee, unlawful retailing,
8 cases; Sam'l Middleberger, un-
lawful retailing, cases; T, M. Ray,
unlawful retailing, 2 cases, &C., &c.
Now, here is the proper place for
the observations of some of our CO.
temporaries to come in, only varied
to apply, as follows: "The above
would seem to indicate that regula-
ton fails to regulate"
With the exception of the little
rumpus raised by King Alcohol,
last Saturday, our town has been
very quiet and orderly for long
time. 1t is wonderful what an
amount of disturbance, crime, pov-
erty and wretchedness is often con-
tanned in even a pint of whisky or
other intoxicating drink,-Jackso1a
Herald.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

Is there locality in this State,
known as Wetzel ?-Gazette.
Why, bless you, Bro. Morris, yes.
And It's the most vital part of our
young State. There lies the Hart
of our profession.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

The FREEMAN wants to be introduced in
thousand new homes before the end OF the
year. 25 cents till March lst.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-21

Every mail brings us new subscribers. Let
them pour in by scores.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-21
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

A Key West dispatch says the steamer
Hector ioated Monday night after lighter
ing.
A capsized sailboat was found in Raritan
Bay recently with the body of Charles
Green, well known resident Of Port Mon
mouth, N. j., caught in the jib.
1t is now ascertained that thirtv-four per-
sons were killed and thirty-six injured by
the explosion yesterday in the coal pit Of
the Abram Mining Company at Bolton.
An American Jew at st. Petersburg, per-
forming in a circus, has received orders to
quit the capital, simply on account Of pro-
Tossing the Hebrew faith. He has pro-
tested.
At the annual meeting of the Washington
Monument Commission, in Washington, 1t
was decided to ask of Congress an early ap-
preparation Of 100000 for the completion
of the work.
The Constabulary Barracks, at Croboy,
near the Hill OF Down, county Meath, Ire
land, have been maliciously burned to the
ground The occupants were asleep at the
time of the fire and barely escaped with
their lives.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Dublin says: EARNED bands are going about
nightly throughout counties Glare, Kerry
and Tippersry firing into houses, and so in
timidsting the occupants that they fear to
report the facts to the police"
The London Standards special commits
sioner telegraphs from Killarney that the
situation is growing more and more serious.
and that in certain districts the ordinary
administration of the government has
temporarily ceased.
A dispatch to the London Times from Ber-
lin SAYS: ga report is current here that an
other mine assassination plot has been dis
covered at the Russian Imperial Palace at
Gatschina, and that several officers have
been arrested on suspicion of completely In
It,"
The st. Paul Dispatch asserts that Cana
dians living at Emerson, Manitoba, have, by
Misrepresentation, entered lands in Dakota
just south Of the border, "and are cultivat-
ing these lands, at the same time retaining
their residence and allegiance as subjects of
Queen Victoria. Being citizens of another
country thev are beyond the jurisdiction of
the United States Courts"
Minister Elmore ssys that Pierola's de-
parture secures stable government In Peru.
His absence leaves Montero, who had been
proclaimed Vice President by the Peruvian
Congress, the acting President so long as
Cslderon is held prisoner by the Chilians;
and the Peruvians are in better position
than before to secure an honorable and last
ing peace with Chilli.