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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

i EE.H veapass ; Law. that will In any
usnner interfere with, or restrict the
sale of'intoxicating liquors, our party
viii lose thousands OF votes at the next
elestion,y' Is the cry Of the Republican
Legislators at Columbus. Messrs. Re-
pnblicsns, yoa have working majority
IN both branches Of the Legislature.
With YOU rests the responsibility Of ac-
don or non aetlou. Take your choice
between the upper sud neither milestone !;
stther vii grind yow psrty ezcssdinsly
ane IN October pszt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

Sioux Cir, March 81 There ara in.
dicat;ons Of q gorge in the Missouri
River, reaching from . point 10 miles
above this city to at least as far as
Springfield, Dakota. 10 miles a. the crow
Hiea. Most:of the bottom, s TO Is miles
wide, 10 flooded by these gorges. The
town OF Green Island opposite Yonktnn
has been swept awav. The Inhabitants
could be seen from Yankton clinging to
their houses % they hoated OF. A large
amount OF stock is supposed to have
been drowned All OF the bottom lands
flooded we're we'll settled.
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Nth advertisements,
NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS,

TI,HE Township Assessors Of Monroe County.
Ohio, are hereby notified 30 meet on
Monday, the llth day Of April 1881. a. 10
o'clock .. m. At the Auditors omce, In
Wosdsa.ld. Of said county. for consultation.
10 get blanks. and to receive such fnstruc'
Mons as may tend to upiformny il the dis
charge u shsir duties. :. I.
( 9. A.. ATKINSON,
Auditor Of Monroe Coauty, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

EHIt is hoped that The National
Bankers vii not be able TO manage the
financial matters OF the Government an.
der the present administration. WIsSoH,
secretary Of the Treasury. has record
that 10 opposed TO that system Of con.
ducting affairs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
.rhe wlsconsin ..Treating, Law.

CHlcAeo. Ill. March 20 "A despatch
from Madison Wis.,, says the Governor
Of Wisconsin today signed the bill re.
Gently passed by the Legislature prohib-
iting. the practice of ''treatiDg Tie
bill provides that any person who shall
hereafter ask another TO drink at his ex.
pense, or any person conserving to drink
at another's expense, shall be liable to
arrest and punishment. When the bill
was introduced into, the Legislature Il
was referred TO as a senseiess and inn
praci icable. idea, and nobody .thonght /,
would become Law. 1t has only al.
tracted attention since it has passed. 5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

HIn : letter issued from the Read
jusier headquarters in Virginia In octo:
ber, 1850, by Senator MAHosE. be sllu-
ded TO the Republican party as the
.Gripsack Party" Does the Bellaire
Tribune think that MAHoHE vas Re
publican then. OF has be become one BY
nnrchaaef
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

Herr Most has been indicted at Lon-
don for publishing libel concerning
the late Cxsr, and urging the people 10
commit murders
Bismarck's insimscv with the Ultra
montanes increases, and 70 coalition par,
tv for the realiza,inn Of bis financial re.
forms is generallv expected. i.sae
The honse occupied bv Rdsssk, f..
fsmily at vaitegri. is guarded by ,hs
police to prevent the ropulace from de-
s,roying Il. Rnssakoff's Nther has sev.
eral times attempted suicide.
"A dispatch from the Wood Mnnntainl
saws that Sitting Bull and camp OF abon
100 lodges sr ived in .he Wood Monn
tains, n. W T.. on the last day Of Janu
arv, and have been camped near the pos
every since
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New York Wsstly Hssala. ! !!
ONE i.oEl,xR K, fHxn, /


The eirralasiea II stkiss pepslsF asws.
paper is constantly iuersasinE ltees.
tains al the leading news; Of Ne Daily
Herald and is arranged in hssdy .aspsst-s
ments. The q.
Foreign ye1ss
embraces special dnpstskss nor lsal
quarters Of the globe. Under the had
Of 'sf TgS-x ~ -,,..s3
Is Ameriesn News -
are given the Telsgrsphic Dsppslehss ef
the week from. all parts. of ths. Uaisa.
This feature alone makes
The weekly 1fsrSi Y
ths.most yalps sbls, nislsi IS fls vsSld,
As il is the cheapest. Every week Il 1lv-
en- faithful report Of
/Political News = \:
embracing complete And seoupssAs AsssiSt
iespatohes from wAsuiN07om.i iraAdisx
fall reports of the speeches If suisssf
politicians cnsths qusstiops Of the hsif
The Farm lleparlpnent
Of the wEEkLr HsaALD eive5 ~ II.
test as we'll as the most practical slfesss
tious aud discoveries relating ID ~ 20,
ties Of tha farmer, hints for rsiSisk CA4-
rLE, PoULrar., g pAIns; Tslss. Ylst-
TABLES, 10, &o., wi suggestions Ter
keeping buildings and farming utsnsils
IN repair This is supplsassisa ~
well.edited department, widely ssylsd,
under the head Of y y ss ~
The Hesne, sass
giving receipes for pssetiesl liahss, kiais
for making clo,hihg apd fsr ksspisg up
with the latest iashiops 81 :ths lensss
price. Every itsm Of cookibe or ee6a.
omy suggested in this department Il ptae.
tica ly tested BY experts hsfors ta6 6lies.
tion. Letters from oar Pans sud; Lee.
don correspondents on the very, latsss
fashions The Home Dsp6stnsat ef she
.WEEKLY HERALD viii ssls <ks toIss.
wife more than enc hundtsd, tines the
price Of the paper. The iassssssb e
kk11lea LabSr ~
are locked after, and everything sslatise
to mechanics and labor savisg l. osrsfsl.
y recorded There is a,paes devoted to
al the latest phases oFthe .busiAsas mar
ksts; Crops, Mesohsndiss, &e.s :. A val
.aable feature is found 10 the specially 70.
pcr,sd, prices aud conditions q
The Produce Market.
| sPoRTINa NIws 1T home sad absesd.
together With STORY every weSt, .
SERMON By some smidSSt divisSsIr.R-
AsY,, MUSICAL, DRAaATlc,s PxlsoHAt
| AID SEA Norris. There i 10 paper il
the world whioh contslps "a pSeh ssvs
matter every week "a the N1kkLf Ma.
AID, which is. seat, postage free. for Csc
Dollar. YopIcas subseriSs At sni time.
The New York HStSld.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
~Csdet wHlrrAxss's ears are still

~ Cadet WBIrrAKER's ears are still
before . Court Martial. The experts on
writing have concluded that the wri-
sers Of specimens mo. ~ aud ."No!
g." either or both, may have had q hand
In w,isisg the "no,e OF warning" to
wnrrrAGaR. The counsel for wHlrrA-
kEs are trying hard to have the Court
reveal the name OF the xgtaor OF mo.
a7." The Court Is OF opinion that coun-
ssl has no right to the name ct present
ut least until evidence has been furnished
that will connect him with the outrage.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05


~ The Cincinnati Enquirer publish.
ed recently an account OF fatal disease
prevailing among the horses of Belmont
County. We extract the following: .
"Nr. jackson Creamer is \ wealthy
farmer residing in the eastern part Of
the county at Key postofice. 1t was
smong bis horses that The disease FIRST
showed itself, and four of his horses
have siuce died. He has two more left.
They we're kept away ffom the sick
horses,. and It NAV be doe to this fact
that they are alive to-day. Mr.. Creamer
stated that over year ago one OF bis
horses took sick. At Arst lump ap.
peared In the animals. hreast. In fe~
hours this lump would ditsppeas and .
similar one. would show itself on some
other part OF the horse. The lumps
we're about ~ large ~ mans thumb
Then the horses neck would get 60 stifl
that he couldn't tnrn bis head the least
particle 10 the left or the right. nor coul,
| he raise or lower. The knees swelled Ia
tthree or four times their natural size, and
directly one OF their legs burst open
From this break there poured forth quite
. large quantity nf sickening corrup.
tiion OF . dark color-and waxy natare
The horses hair turned the wrong way
and . copious discharge Of highly Of
fensive matter issued from the nose. 81
sickenng did the stencil of horse thu
sfiictad become, It was impossible Tor
1 human being to remain within dfty fee
OF the sflicted animal without hecomin.
nausested, Mr.. Creamer stated that BIZ
/ horses were al taken alike, and oil Y ven
Through about the same suffering befor
they were killed or died. His testimon!
was to the effect that they did not los
their appetite while sick On the can
Itrsrv they we're ravenous and would ca
all that was given them.m
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

eEFive counties in Ireland have been
placed under the Arms act. TSe.eon-
stsbulary win have authority to demand
returns OF oil sales Of drearns by DEAL
ers, specifying the weapon and residence
OF the purchaser.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

HThe Secretary OF War. LlHcotH,
proposes TO send stat officers. who have
been on duty 10 Eastern cities for twelve
years past, to duty on the frontier, snd
give those . res. who have been doing
bard service. That will be move il
,he right direction.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
A BARGAIN SURE.
THE "HANNIBAL FLOUR MILLS"
sIfUArs. AT
RARESV1LLE. o..

.BARESV1LLE, O. (,
On the banks of the Oaio River, is nov o6er
ed for sale, until the first day Of June, 1881.
at less than one-half the cost. The mill 10
in good repair throughout. and has splsn-
did custom trade. Plenty to do oil tie time
on custom and merchant work. Three run
OF 4fest French burrs aud forty horse
power engine. Good new tramway with
i,en track to the river with the very best
shipping facilities. Have made In cash In
last two ysars more than isnow asked for
the entire property. Reasons for selling
given ON application. II you mean Bis an.
dress. u. 8. HORRR,
fsblS, S,'sew4, Happibal Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

UThe Psps and Cardinal Proci
have received notice that the day and
hour have bsen decided upon when they
viii be assassinatsd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

RI Seuators CosKLixa and Flat
have their war psint on They declare
shst. the nomination Of RosERrsos for
Collector Of New York must be with.
drawn. GARrrrLD and BLAuHt, on the
ether! hand, declare most enphatically
that Il will not be withdrswa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

~ Hon. HvaH J. JEwErr declined
the Presidency OF the Worlds Fair.
Scarcity OF funds TO make the Fair the
great success II should be. causes the
Presidency 10 GO begging.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

1GARriELps nomination ot STAN.
Ixr MATHEWS for the Sunreme Court
bench is hanging on the "ragaed edge :
The Pacific Railroad bummsrs can't push
Il on.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

Mr. e. p. Harper. Of Kentucky, hss
lately held bis stallion, Ten Brock, at
e75 goo, bu, the offer not having been
accepted. be has withdrawn II.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

n ReBssrsox. who has been up.
pointed. Collector Of New Yosk, is :
BLArrs man. That IL what hur,s Seaa'
tors CoxxLrse and PbAfr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Auprroe,s orrlcs.. MONROE Co

AuproR's orrios. MoERos COUNT
woopsttsrD .iBio, March %, 1881.
To Fred Kindlebarger. or ,chom IL may concern.
Notice is hereby 8 ven that Moses Walton
has deposited in the County Treasury . spm
Of money sufficient to redeem the southeast
ccrnsr .of the southeast quarter Of section
"a township 2 Of range l. Said land was
sold at Delinquent Tax Sale by John Gatchsll.
Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio, January
Is, 1851 in .ths'name Of Jane Nelson to Fred
Klnds!barssr.
8 A. ATKINSON.
mehss,'Slts Auditor Aouroe Co.. Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

PrrrssuaeH, March 3l.--The body OF
Col l. N. Ross, ,of Holden, Mass, Was
crema,ed at Washington. Pa, this after'
noon. There was noseremonys
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w Address all letters:
~rHE SPIRIT or DEHocRAor,"
Woodsdeld,
Monroe County.
eEBEAcossrISID. ex-Ptims Minister
of England, isdangerously III.

TGaAsr has gone to Mexico In the
interest Of the Mexican Southern Rail-
road. oi WHICH he Is President.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
FARM FOR SALE.

rNHE farm belonging to the heirs Of Thomas
/ Alexander, deceased, is offered for sale
Said farm is in adams township, Monroe
county, Ohio, and contains one hundred and
six sores.
nov9, SONS. Wocds6sld. Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
CRAZED BY SMALLPOX,
Two Persons Jump from the Win.
dow of 8 PauDer HlOsDital.

REApiNG, March 3l.-Tae most In.
tense excitement prevails in the vicinity
of the county alms-house, from the fac,
that two smallpox patients jumped from
The windows of the smallpox hospital
and escaped in all their hideousness and
atlired in the clothing they have worn
during their terrible disease. Efforts
we're made TO recapture them, hut The
officials failed to 6nd them. A number
OF new cases have been developed in the
poor house, making six in all. One
man died, and the officials report that
his }hody turned perfectly black after
death, creating the impression that he
had died with black smallpox. The
general public is requested to shstain
from visiting the institution at present
The disease was brought To the place by
wandering stranger afflicted with it -
The man who captured him In the open
country and brought him there was also
afii ictsd. The institution has about 400
inmates at the present time, many oI
whom are in state of alarm and a pan.
| ic is threatened
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A Violent Quarrel in tho Idmerial
~ Family.

New YoRK, March 3l.-A dispatch
from 81, Petersburg states that violent
quarrel has broken out in the Imperial
family, in consequence of which the
Grand Duke Constantine, who is strong
.ly suspected Of Nlhilism. is about to re-
signsthe high post Of Grand Admiral
and Minister of Marine. 1t is ais" re-
barfed that Constantine will resign in
favor Of Alexis. when Constantine. who
Iis the hero OF The diamond stealing
story. applied f"r permission to pav Ills
respects ~ the remains of the late Mon.
arch, the Cxr sent him in reply an, open
telegram. with ibe royal signature adj
dressed: "rn him Who is unworthy the
name OF Grand Duke" branding him rs
a. disgrace IN his family and Rnssia, and
abruptly refusing him permission to visi,
the capitol 80
Immediately after the departure al
the foreign princess measures of ex
tteme severity will be taken against the
Nihilists
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

-. y lsis3ss. - a.t. y \, l ~.
@ee week in your own town. Terms
vO0and IS outat free. Addrssi d HAIIsr,
|, Co, Portland, Maine nchs.,Sly.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
TUESDAY, APRIL. s, 1881.

IA union Of hearts, union of hands,
A union of States none may.seyer;
A unjnu >of lakes, . union OF lands,
And4hs FLAG or Qua uNlos FoSsvHH.'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
sEslnte of John Miller, Deceased.

T,HE undersigned have been sppoiptsd'a and
l qualified as Executors Of the will OF John
Miller, late Of Monroe county deceased,
Da.ed this 9slh day Of March, A. D, 1881.
CYRUS Miller.
meh29,'s SITS. HENRY NiLLkR
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Notice to Teachers.

JsHK' Board OF Examiners Of Monroe Ccpns
/ ~ will hold meetings 70. the examine
tion Of Teachers as follows:s
Woodsheld, Saturday, March 5, 1881.
s" q" 10,
-" 50 -ls, -,
Nay II, -.
Thssss sxaminasiens. viii eommsnss n .
p'elosk 2, p. and CLOSE u 4 p. m.
By order Of the Board. go, -.
- s. scH0olcRAEr, Clerk.
sfsh1hy'sltd. ars.l
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NoTIUE DISAPPOINTMENT.
.E.tate of Nelson Hoyus. Deceased

NNHR undersigned has been appointed and
] qualified IS Administrator. With the will
annexed, Of the estate Of Nelson Hogue, late
Of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this 2sth day Of March, A. D 1881
mch2s, sits. OLIVER 8, SLOAN.
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PULLNly HOTEL DIllYG AR'

Chlcago And Council Bluts.
PullmanSleepers on all NightTrains
lusist upon Ticket Agents s-iiins you
Tickets via this road. Rxamius your Tcksts
and refuse to b " IL they DO not read over
the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway.
II you wish the best Travelling Accomuo-
datious yeu will Suy, .your Tickets BY th 8
rsuts. STAND WILL TAXA N INK OFHER
All Ticket Agents ssll Tickets by this Line
MARVIN slUGIllTr,
adv P. 4 General N .nagsr, Chicago.
apr5 al.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05

Agents for Bazaar Patterns, 81. John Sewing
GssAissAasd Naysyills Carpet Chain.
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The Grsat Popular Monthly,
THE CALIFORNIAN.

THE CALIFORNIA; Is the best and most popular
morhly ever published on the Pacific Coast. Il is the
orr magazine west Of the Mississippi Valley, and IS full
eg the vigorous life Of the Great West, Its large and
sandsousIy printed pages are filed with interesting and
valuable contributions from the pens Of many OF the abIest
and most eminent writers in the United States. Il is uni
versalIy aud highly recommended by the local and Eastern
Press. IL . the rising magazine Of the day, and its excel
Ienes increases with each issue YenrIy Su b-crib-
ton in Advance. Single Number
Thfrty-dVe Cents oc3O y
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The British in Borneo.

We have reason to believe that in a very short
time the promoters of the concession for territory
in Borneo will receive a charter from Her Majesty 8
Government. We have often stated it as our
opinion that such would be the case, and
reiterated it as recently as the 10Th ult., in our
issue of that date. We believe Her Majesty's
Government have been moved in their decision by
the fact that the Company is purely British in
its construction and working, that the natives ap-
pear DESTROYS of retaining the benefits which they
find accrue to them from an enlightened Govern
ment, that the Company have had the goodwill
of them for the past three years they have been
there, and also the fact of the success of Rajah
Brooke's Government in the neighboring province
of Sarawak. In the event of the Government
having refused the application, the Company
could have been registered and worked under the
Company's Acts. By sanctioning it, however,
the possibility of any foreign States interfering
has been obviated, and also the Government have
a control over the Company, and a guarantee
that the natives will be governed properly. and
affairs rightly administered We are pleased to
see that a large enterprise such as this has re-
ceived, or is about to receive, official sanction,
and we must congratulate the promoters on their
well-merited success Celestial Empire.
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MORE soUTH SEA ISLAND MAssAcREs.
Disastrous Torpedo Explosion in Australia

The turret ship Cerberus which belongs to the
Government of the Colony of Victoria, started on
4th March ult, for a cruise in Port Phillip Bay
to exercise her crew in ordinary gunnery drill
and torpedo warfare. The following day when the
ship was off Queenscliff, arrangements were made
for torpedo practise. AT the conclusion of the
usual practise with torpedoes and hand srenades
it was decided to give a final demonstration, and
accordingly a torpedo, composed of 70lbs of
powder and some gun cotton and dynamite, was
placed in the ships gig, which was manned by
the crew, Mr.. Groves being in charge. They
backed out to a distance of about 80 yards, the
wire which was to convey the electric current be-
ing paid out from the deck under the direction Of
Mr.. Murray, who was to have fired the nine
when all was ready. When the boat reachel the
appointed length Mr.. Groves was sionailed e.
stop and cast the torpedo into the water. H.
did SO, but one of the oars fouled the 3 he. Il Va
while the men were endeavourinc 20 ar the En-
tanglement that the people on TIE shore and thos.
on the vessel were Mortified at seeing he b3a5
and its occupants hurled into Tho air ~ for
which was as potent as It's occurrence was -. ptp
The shock was paraIysitg, and for soge moments
there was a panic amongst the or kers. which
seemed to proven their a5taIupsng 70 render INV
assistance. 40 eyewitness - Houston no nv
swimming saved the lLeof one survivor saws
g There appeared 10 Je s5u-e Management
Win u oars ahc +fnIist the men were leaning
Over tie sac the orped0 bnssf 9Th a terrific ex-
Flosioo- ~tatgoat vas shattered, and l saw MIR.
Cr5re5 Dos thrown about 100 feet into the air,
ana 5lrn ur or Eve times before it fell". He
thus 0isf, pes the eject of the explosion as be
i'Gnat while swiumipg. The water was in
s3caa fearful state that l was nearly overcome.
~ surface sesmed covered with fragments of
sh and clothings, and the dlscoloration by the
Yl0od Of .Le men was very decided" 1t is con-
ectured mat the accident was caused by defective
-rr-r notion of the torpedO
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Evening School Department of
ST. COLLEGE.

The President has decided to include this branch in the
Curriculum of the College.
Its object is to afford all classes of the community the
means of acquiring a Theoretical and Practical knowledge OF
all Commercial and Business transactions in daily use; and
also 10 give an insight into the workings and applications Of
tine different trades, which is so essential in these Islands.
THE ETICAL BRANCH
Will be under the supervision of the President and Professors
of the College. THE PRACTICAL, and most important
branch will be specially attended to by representatives from
the various master-artizans among US, who have kindly and
generously promised their services to this useful and valuable
enterprise.
They will alternately devote an hour each evening to the
task of imparhng this practical knowledge to the students.
All the implements necessary to each trade, and to agri-
culture, will be furnished by the College.
Each Master-Artizan, while connected with the College,
will be entitled to name one Free-Life-Scholarship to the
privileges Of this Evening School Department.
TERMS:
Each StndenG per Cents.
The Evening School will open at Z O'Clock P. NJ. jail 81
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SETTLEMENT OF THE Russo CHINESE DIFFICULTY.
The indemnity demanded by Russia from
China is fixed at 8 900 900 roubIes. The assent
of Peking has been obtained to the payment of
this spp.s but the exact extent of territory to be
cededA 8 yet, been determined Ceks-
ficl Empire 8fh Feb