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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-08-20
The Maryland Steamboat Go.
For Baltimore, via Salisbury
and the Wicomieo RiUer
Landings.

STEAMER "KENT," Capt. R. V. Phillips,
will leave Salisbury every Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday at Is P NJ, arriving
in Baltimore at G o'clock the following
mornings.
Returning leave Baltimore from Pier 3
Light street wharf every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at I P. ", arriving in Sails
bury at A. NJ. the following mornings.
Freight taken al low r ties for all stations
on The Wicomico Il Pocomoke Rail Road.
Eastern Shore Rail Road and Frankiord
and Wore, ster Rail Road
RATES OF FARE
First class passage. ......................S2 90
Round trip good for 60 dAys................3 SO
Second Class passa &c oU
Round trip good foe 90 days...............2 30
Me,ls and State Rooms extra. Free berths
on board
For further Information Apply To L. D.
Elleg ood, agent al 5 Salisbury, or address
Howard Il. ENSIGN. Prest.
no. SO Light Street,
July 80 3m L. lt.noie
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-08-20

Judging from the latest des-
patches from Washington, Presi-
dent Gar field is but little il any
farther advanced on the road to
eonvalesceDce than on the third
day after receiving the bullet OF
The ASSASSIN. We h pc he may
pull through, but his con lition at
this time is not reassuTiDg.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-08-20
ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE.
Victorious at -Four World'S Fairs.
HAS TAKEN 6 GOLD, s SILVER AND 2
BRONZE MEDALS, AND $50
FIRST PREMIUMS.

The railroads Of the United States and Canada put
in more ECLIPSE MILLS than all others put to-
gether We export more than all others combined.
Our Mill is not sold as cheap Mill, but the best
Mill in the world. For last four years have
received cent for repairs of any of my mills that
have pnt up and have replaced several other mills
by the ECLIPSE. We make is sizes, from IL 10
60 feet diameter from oman to 49h orse power, and
used for pumping from wells, springs brooks and
rivers. Also have POWER MILLS for grinding
grain. Smelling corn. saving wood, cutting fodder
etc. furnish mills separate or will contract to do
whole job, including tower, pumps piping, etc, =
plain ornamental aud will guarantee TO give sat
isaction and refer to the following parties who have
them:
J. II. Mordecai D. u. Mallory,
John T.. Phillips, James W. Tyson,
John Gill, A. b. Morton X Son,
Hon. Jas. A. Gary, DR.. VIM. Stuart.
D. c. Hamill, Capt. W. y. Burchinai
Henry W. Rogers, Edward Lynch,
W. Harvey, John K. Eong,
). Aman. W. 5. Wedge.
Thomas Ellis VIM. a. Cunningham,
J c. l.. Cole, Rev. C. W. Baldwin,
VIM. Snowden. German Bros,
Col. b. +. Taylor, ]. b. BriEkey,
James Boyce, Hon. Barnes Compton,
Charles j. Baker, VIM II. Hiss,
l.. II. Rohnsod, Samuel Black,
Horace Abbott, Hon r. T. Merrick,
John ). Gilman, Register Brosl
and y others.
NoNPAREIL FARM AND FEED MILL,
GRINDING CORN, BONES, ETC.
Address or call on
JOHN III. BUXTON & CO,
General Agents,
NJ. IS East Pratt street Baltimore, Nd.
The ECLIPSE has taken the first Prize Medal at
the Worlds Fair, 1850, at Sydney, AUSTRALIA
, 1881-02-26
CASUALTIES.

Spttt1t UitpIteh Ia The GhfeH92 TFttt.rs.
f.A CftossE, Wis. Feb 2;.-Sotw!lh.taEdng
tho srvuru enid winter and taID great amount Ut
SUFFERING ut c,tses Ut suffering have lucn
rGpostcd III luis city nnl Immediate vicinity
until this ,nnrnnE. whcn two yth,1 men wern
found tnnrIy fruzcn u 'tcath. Their mines asa
EdwRrl fInnway, Ut Onaldskn. and '1EI'lca len
TIM, Of tsIa city. 1t uupcars tho two tncn wcrn
On tho Snrll, Siiu IN tlo Afternoon An1. .vls!tei
several snInous. They wcro considerably In
toxlcaia1 wl,en they loft that placo for Ona-
laskn, Go!liy tn Mooro's bravery, Just this ki,ln
Of .l,ere, aud e.artc,l back. when they
rate1. llal1owny. wi,cn found THIS tn,,rfl-
tnK. wlla Lying neMr tho Northwestern
ltnlrand trnck IlrAr tl.,alnskn. with his lit1bs
!Mdy frozen, M, WI rro.abiy resnyer. soslnt;
!sa,lcphnw Of onr luading ia1itMrt''as,, n. II.
Holloway. fGntnn cniltlot rccorGr. TO- wa.
found ncnr thg Milwaukee n1ld 1T. Pnn1 H4l lrfnltt
track, near this clty. und the wtster1'.boan.t
passenger trii 1T cDarKo Ut Lt,fitlI3atnr Cnrnes.
picked him up, anil t.r WIS brought to this city
i,ld given IN char1e ut tho nuthor';frs. ffc !! Il
SINGLE man. a1Nl It Is s1tl has nu relntlrcH In this
Buull0E uf the country.
, 1881-02-26
CRIMINAL NnTEc

Dr. Lacas W'ilnms, charged with Attempting
to kill his wifi, J.lly WElitutns, yesterday hatl
his casc continued before Justice Hummer to
Mnrch !. -
Anna Miron and Theophtlc Gaudry are Mt tho
West Madison Htreot Station charKea with tho
larceny Ut <io eaah from jt'sep! Hortranll..
VI DespIaNes street. near ,Wash..nF:
,; prisosrs Ma i h"ye ba" vnp II ~ 'a All" WIG wtc a
they Ut cnusso Claim .hat Iiertrana Is simply
trying to injmr9 thon vi this accouilt, aud that
he hasl no $iu 10 lusc.
: Shortly tcEoro o'cIook Inst evening we'll
known ptckpoekct uaIncsl John licynn!ts urencl
the fr0.lt door 1f the Anso'1ia Clock tnmF'aMy''a
storc, ut Nh Us Washington street ta,d snrakinxl y
1nnrhla clock valued Ut Flu. lie got sHteIy oAt
into tho strVct with hts plumber trforc 'hotl,rft
W. s. es sn1 3cs si 1t: XSsn Sn Snpfe, nf WI
speedlly capturGd n.d lo<tRe.l ut tho ArH,nTy.
George r: l,utler, tho ,ho.cl bent recently
brought buck frtlM 81. lnuis ly nctectiso
trn hEsRx W. Gyt o arxs u ftery y @ o
farred by Ali. Alvin liulli"rt. pronreior,"f tho
shernnn House, Several weeks aRo ltutlerr
s,'occc.lcd u bcattlis, tho hytol out of sD
IN .cas', and IN honrd BY h's forgery, IIo Is
sss i n @ loao1ss sS' aruaas @ @s II II
All to upoAt StW.
aid afoafSk ltksasisa ssr :sa lie wi si&,ks ]
naHns ss sa
sisrablo traabis: jia 1t .ii.t vs1tecre,i 10 ae.
oolnpnny h'* captor buck 10 milwaukee, Without !.
yoqAisltion, but LII sum ns ho tsMrded tho trull
sS as Sssa xsas IL s r t4sa @ss tafs Ak ~ @
6ss e Esntsai r. si%, H. % a ms .. G1sfs' Hr rr, t,
his eeil IL oateh tho . o'pock traIn no agni,'
raisct! Il howt, Thu truth of ruo matsor is tho
fellow Il ufrald To 70 huch.
k.s
, 1881-02-26

,rd. hblt1,up thn Professor continue
ecan'n'' '.., sealed hIr,srlf IN hu,lch nnd rn.
bis ~, -, ,1,o rnll, Then tH wont 10 nnt'tHer
ralH'' -, ,s,ruu1 II Il iGEturc M comparative
z*'" As III. left t,'urH wns M ontt''Iaiastlc
rhrp" III, tiiur rts,nl tho students hnti pis''
ts,ut for 'n' >'''@
's :,,I,;,u ,lal,oncy "--'lhe poem y''l rcfar
rIt,ru hy i.ut,Efulnw, tho tlrat two
,,,,ns :" tr,i,lu ns f0lnwH:
'an,, nna, |' r. III ,rk l,,Tnvar wrlche AMI 'c1ca'
l'nt ';,s e" '';,: i,".'',.. h"w."nsr defended.
fir.n vi na. tn rnrhnt el'i''r'
!. III. 1,sna. l,uwcvcr e'srca and fris.lua.
In ~" q ~, l"n aa1 nn isI,sss.r ii" anu sri4.lcd,
4ir, H.. IEr. to l,,uy Two Htsf'
,.p,ss ,br pathway. myrtle frinHcu,
n, nn,sr ,hn maple. 1t was hl''Ertt-
Thr IIl,lc wt,n1cn Entc:
ur..n. . tnorc, Within tI'p qtfnt R!onsn.
,,...n Ind stsnlie'! with Nelly hoino.
VIZ tuGed 10 pausu and wilt.
,,o,, r,rht." III sny; "t'ood n!grt-good by!
.nos', ou utrlt from hrr. viii, htlF II sigh
W." u"",I ntu,lt," "jatni nlk1t!" Aud tAan-
49,, ,hon lin nut III, Init Rlan1,
~" '..,, ,rut, nj. illu railing, md
;rujn It nll nga!n!
s. J. Tdht''' .........
.,ierly nly. With II Kt''' about to 10 narfiod' sue
tr t.u ,,non ccYc1unhns Mtasfons wcara her
,,,1fu1 haIr lIailIt,lg loosely uvcr tior attonl-
~. snc went to Il GnIi III Vienna ,lot long u9u
W.. ..,ao, In uw,l nr blMck vgiret, With eullur
=. It,nn,,, md 1r,lrs, md In her soft. strea.l-
~ ,ntr air wore II brilliant tllnttotl. Tho 1s,n
asa.' 1's 's miniature wnIst Is Rnil tn excite Hr'nt
ppor,cr1ucnt nnd admiration. }fanus df tho
ei,nory htzc cnilll easily enc!rcle It BY c6incrt-
tnu tho t,yn thumbs n nltlt'lo f'nncrs, yet thts
Al. -
, 1881-02-26

HOW GAs.BETrA's srEEcN IL nEcE1vEn.
PARIS, Feb. 41.-fiufhlruttA's speech Ut
Monday Is still the absorbing topic Ut Ills
cussion here. Tlle general, personal, ind
sil1a issues which 1t 1!as rn!sr,l nre 50 pc
culiariy Interesting TINT for tho tin,o being
thay hnve driven Grccce md tho t;reeks nlt
Or most peoples nltuds altogether. The III
trA,stgcants. however, aro determined not
to lot tlanbetta's elOnllnHce make them
fosgctfal Of tho real points ri issue. In
oll0 of Hle Must truncl,ant A,ld pitiicss urtt.
cles ie has ever written, liochefort to-day
tlennunces tho Inconsistency alM weakness
pf tho Deputies WIN voted nn Mondays III
Temptation. "Eitl'cr," says nocl,cfors, ".they
believed all t;a,Mbetta told them, III which
case they arc hopeless f1Iu.s, Ur they did not
be1Iayu word Of 1t, nlll their attitude was
pit[fnl." Tho dilena Is lisagrerable, and It Is
hard to sec how tho Chamber cali get out
Of It.
THE GREEK QUESTION.
We Ilnye not heurt tho lust of tic Greeks
hero yet. II ~ stated That tho cxtrhcts from
tic English "Blue Daok," which caused NIL
tho c0m1notton, wcru communicated to tile
French press by MI irish IlonH-l,ule member
who had n gru,lRa .asainst t;11nbetta.
THE PRESIDENTIAL HALL.
Grand preparntlons arc bciJM 1natiG at tic
Elysiu for tic first Presidential bull. Over
1000 guests are expected.
TARIFF on WHEAT.
PARIS, Feb. 225.-Thu provision Of tito CHS
TONS tariff adopted by the Deputies ilx-
ing tho impurt duty M wheat ut O cGntlmcs
pcr 100 kllos Is approved by tho Senate.
, 1881-02-26
FELL THROUGH \ BRIDGE.
SMf{a{ Ujsr,,f+h to 1he Ehtfa11 Tribune.

CLINTON, ILL.,, Feb. :i.-I'hfs morning ut 0
uclteit, Just rs tho so,,tigrt-l01,nd frefEht
trnn un ile l'ilnuts conlrn Hallway WIS tasss1sg
uyrr tho kiekHpoo River bridge, nenr 'luy"oFsh.
aftecn miles FROM Clinton, lho south end HNvG
way md Tho clboose aHd II freight err lultfeI
with pork went crushing down tlistnl1co III
thirty feet and Immediately took tlrb frun tho
overturned stove. Tho conductor und hrhke-
maj, barely escl,pct with their iives fro,, thu
bllr,l,lE carx l.oss mt known. Conductor
Wyle WIS slightly bruised. 4 large force of
tho bridge,
, 1881-02-26
SPAIN.

HER Liberal. Policy.
LoNnoS, Feb. ..'.-Tlie mall steamer now
Oh her way tn IInyul,n talles to tho G0yerll-
ors of C,lbn a,ttl I'orto Rico tctter8 from, tho
Mlnlstcr of tho Colonies explaining totho CO.
lollial authorities tlD polley wllfrIl tho new
Cabinet tcslres ttlcni to tollow-llnmoly, To
allow tho nsnplest freedn,n III elections, III
municipal antl m,lteat Ills, to tho PRESS. ,u.d
III thu matter hf public meetings; ul,d, in
sllurt. eycry manifestation not violating the
lazy Or l!lenacIilg public tranquility. Tic clr-
c,tar assures tho Governors that tho present
Cabinet means t0 curry ont, With regard IL
tic West Indies. such political ind ccolloln.
!cnl reforms ID will satisfy colonial opinions.
PRESS AMNESTY EXTENDED.
Sel10r Custello las also mailed ,lecrco this
week extending press anli,cstyto tho colonies
md ordering NIL press prosecutions to bo sils-
pended dn't all journalists Imprisoned fol-
press 0tFenscA to he lfl,eratetI. Actlya Stups
nis0 vii! bo takoll by tho Government to pr.>-
,n0to public works III Cuba, niltl plans will Lo
forwarded for u university 10 be constructed
there.
rI,nFi:ss0ls TO HE llE1SsrArEn.
Tho Cabinet proposes tn renstnte tho cele-
bratcu Professors In tho Spnnlsl universities,
who wcru eitl,er Expelled or forced Il, resig,,
utter tho restoration, when CnIlnyas allowed
cierlcnl Ultr1.montano intlusncD to deprive
tic university ot tlelr services. Thu Mad-
rid Government also, orslerpd the Cubal. III
thorItius IN lrsu1u exuct fHlalimpnt of aIl
laws enabling nckrocs and s!ayes to act!,llru
freedom. md. lwnu!ng tho revision Of tho
regulations laid tlDwn BY tho lust Cabinet for
tho execution Ut tho Emancipation, law OF
lsso, to gtya tho most liber9l Interpretation
possible to Its provisions.
Tho Government Is dtsEa'sed to bp very liz
tlnlgrnt, at.d will eyun extend amnesty to all
CIRCLES WIN wcrp transported to Spanish
al.d African fortrcsses after tho last !nsur-
rcetlon,--this subject tD tho approval Of tho
GoycriorGenoral Of Cuba.
TARIFFS IN At'ti-tIs.
Tile Cnbun ail4 Porto 1ltc0 Deputies Rsld
Senators met yesterday aid commissioned 4
, 1881-02-26

A Russian Account of tho Experiences
mud Results VI the Prievnisity a:x"
.pelItion.

nnd Results VI TIC PrjeFnistty A;I"
.pc<lltion. :.
ST. Ifttr,harg Lnios.
Our falno1s As!atlc traveller, Nlcholas
Atlcl!aftovltcll 1'rjeyntsky, arrlyed ut Orer-
burg OH Dec. II NV, nlu[ was tllcro received
with intlescrtbablo enthusiasm. Ills looks
have not changed much III tio lust wOycars.
The same enthusiasm shines In his fucc; tic
sanle bril[lnncy Is sccl In Ills biacli, express
slyo eyes; only Ills rich black 'llnir shows
silver threads. III tho e1rclc OF his brother
officers he told, with MI snimitnble lllnOr,
numerous episodes Ut Ills travels, ind c&-
pln'ned the military arrangements OF our
future enemies, the chfnamen.
At tho request OF tue Governor Of the
Orcnhurg Province, Mr.. pr}oyalsky, IN his
lecture, ENve Il short account OF hts Iatc tho
tliIrtl) expedition i0 Central Asia. His party
included two learned officers {l}ab0rUysly
md Ek1any). five Cossacss, four soll!lers,
An,l ono Al0ngolfun interpreter. They lsad
t!lirty-tlyc cnnlels md sevcrul horses for tho
officers. Every ono, was provided with, u
lsurdan gun. Two Smitl. j. 'yesson's six
isFff] 5 IL f],c n IN !S artr1ss 9ssit!c" 'Aos
Thu principal tASk af Tho expedition Was
to Investigate tho tubln lAlM!s Of Tllbet n!l
Mongolia, nlnl tho results surpassed tic
hopes Of tl!e travellers. l;nt t'!o hn,rtIshi'T1
description. They l!a,l I" make long pas
sugts 1T ll8 .lcg. Fahrenheit il, THO Shade,
willie tug salnly ErollIn! wns lle4tet to 140
Fal,renflett.. lii the winter tite cott wls' so
IIitelisn tllAt mercury frlze. Il!u travellers
often suffered fruu luck nf water md fMnl,
fr.ua stors, md FROM tllo ass'sssits of A5latlc
tribes.
i'm, md nlIlesl tlleir explorations NJ tho
origin Of tho llnanH-IIo, or lellow Hiver:
They Juur1,eyctl over :, ,thUTersts tnlmut 8, JUN
mtles}. Tlley innttD Surveys constantly, Us
scryat!o,!s. Ttlcu ll,ol,tlalns were .lLscoy-
erctl, Wh!cll nru 10 be classusl nlllhnE tie
highest 0, the Elobe; thsse vera ilAlnctl
attrr humboldt, Hitter, ai'd Newton; ,fhc
!cal, meteorological, ald nssrnlIuMicni col.
rctlnlls, ,Whipil will be given to tho st. Peters
blrs Academy Of Srl.,llces. Amollg the cit
rlos!tleS nre so!l,e spccics 1T nniala's l'eroto-
furt unknown,
l'.4syl,s oyer thu Yh1al,-Sc,nl, chain,, tho
explorers fotlnl themselves In Il desert where
ttlt',o wGro no HlEns of ltsxeepl u few wild
yMks. Tue rt.GsuN was quite barren fur ltt1I.
g,n.lon; tlie sniia mud s!larn pebbles extended
10 tho llUriz0n. lnOr wells. However,, were
fuM'stI vt Intervals 1f from twenty to fol1y
miles, III thu summer tllo heat WIS 80 ILL.,
IIe ioveriior of Gismi recelsc,l tl!o ex.
plnrur8 with apparent kindness, but leilssrtl
Inust decidedly Ia EEyt trhl Il guide tn pilul
theln To the oasis Df SatrllrN. llp sa!u tint
lug covcrett with ''9lts n,ltl tle e,srasSes Of
elurs was Critical III ~ aran',tt tho oasis
was Ia tynvel :t,4D versts, willie this 'lAnEnr-
Ml1 explorer Decided IL 70 str!lsht To- tho
nYsls. ihu journey was, !ndceN. a9rrfl,le.
l1U beat of tho ground reached Ill tlegrrra
faAttnhsit. llero au! lhefs very ,.,,t sYe!1 .l.s
, 1881-02-26
HOW POPE MADE POETRY,


OH 4lae ruotlc Professions.
;. I'uei.
People talk about Pope, AMI Addison. and
Goldsmith; but they rctd Tcnnyson nnd
Swlnburnc. lfyou are inal, Ut ordinary III
tcllIgcnce, you will have learned enough,
from thesu Two Or three lectures 1T mine, to
Kct the trick Of tho oil "l.eroic" verse, alld
with II Iltlir practices ynu vii! he ablu to turn
ont any a,n0ulIt u1 rubbish quite lis gu01 rs
Ali. rope's or Mr. Addisan's.
tollt you would teach sou to grind OFT
this rncoco nN,se,!6e, nntl l will. Turn to
yuur l}nrtlctt's "FA,nlinr Quotations." y.
::,sss. nnu yon will find. by n foot-note at tho
bottom or the page. tllat Il certain Frcncl.-
,nnn by t!le nal!c Of Pascal wrute:
Whut u ehlns,rra IL tnaH! What n novelty
wha, \ ehAus-whNtn II contradiction! .Istig0 Of
Mll thlius, tlnlcclle wor tf tho cart b, Nnr,!lnn
of tho TRUTH collection Ut uIIFerlalul!eA, Klury
u1lsl hiitt III tho universe.
THIS .ltn,ly suggests tho tone and lnovr-
mont Of q .IlassAgu ln ''li0ln!et": but tic
suggestion s ub!,lt ~ lin It's 1t Is possible tur
is an Intelligent, rntItur, 9usI'y stnscusr,t Or
curtain selt.uvitlsnt truths ,---nnt in my way
loetlcal. l'uue full fnul of It, a1,l determined
10 bnng 1t into tiecAsylla1le verse.
Thu ltrst tlH0 suggested Itself:
Chnos Ut tlIa!iI!lt und passion. All confused
'r1lun lie had 70 stop md think Of rhyme tn
confused. There Wero
used,
rcfascd. infused, dGusod,
amused,
Aecusctl,
AbuSGtl-- .
xibtsctl filled tho hitl nill suggested MI i.!ea
for nn0thur l!ne,-llnluely: lint lnall il NJ
why's fAl!ln@ Into crsor Ail coming to llss
sctlsCs agHln:
Still by himself Infused or .Ilsnbuscl-
hut OIL tllu neXt Iiae popa t,row himself.
lin snla: ~ vii! elyB tllt pG0plN ollb Ut my
old patent reversible hnttti'cscs:-i,! show
~ the "!a lt naam y al'Y VII" rsn s!!r. ie
sAIrMs" which 10 always ,enrrlc.i In his
head, alnl luukea up 7tsc, Which e1lyv lin
fHN for MI nslithesis. Thtn llU in1ketl for II
word tint wotsl.l conway tho opposlt idea ~
II prey u III ltiInEs.-tllat Is. everything that
vA!s's may bo lnciilis Ut causing lin suffer-
Ink. llencn:
rr.mtcd half 10 ,riao, and half to fal;s:
GrcAt foru Ut all things, set u prey to al.
At this point lo rrnci.e.l ths cosp!at fur
which tho wtlD!e nAruphrasu WIS written.
i'aseaFs words i1lu sIisgesled u tlIn tlIt
ltne,
Tho glory. jest. nud rtldlo Of tls, world
,Snw, the RHYMES t1 itarl,I are yery few;
hurled. ponc l!as! TIC chulrc 1T represent
nE man Us t.rtctt Np III something 1r utller,
nr Of saving, TINT llo wasAMr'e.l isn SOME
!ltgE ss! pEe desideti to ,'nr ltlH; ,', iby
''' Solo Judge Of truth
ka has q neat tlllla anttthes!s suggested nj
nllcc. ile l'ad 0n!y ~ ,l,ut mum down ny
WIS tl0lr, nllt VIC hayo the sublime MUSTER
piece:
snss s IS e{ , taosEhs au9 Pass1pn q! Sen1"sd
Etrutt,i kMlt 10 sl.s and half to Fnll;
Mo jHduo q truth, i, fs;',.lless error hurid:
, 1881-02-26


l.osnOS, Feb. .5.-tilndstone ia improving.
rfl1s tAHnAHtls QUESTION.
Thu l,lnc-l,nok Is published. containing yn-
tfn,s memoranda oil tl1U CniMla1,Hr question,
particularly very stronG'y-wnr'ted une by
tho Duke 1f Cambridge, thu COMMUNICATIVE
thief, IN fuynr nj thu reie,,ttuno Of t'nin!A1.ar,
in reply tn onc BY ten. Sir t;ari,et Wulsul.:y,
supporting MI oppnult view.
L.,SnpN, Fob. aa5.--iu tllo l10,tse pf En,n-
illnns. tho Marquis of Harrington sa!i tho
Government had mol nlAtle n promise III 1lus-
Sin III regard To tho evacuation nf Cal,uahar,
and way not n,yaru ttIat lts predecessors Ind.
JuClISAhfsrN.
Edmund Yates, Tho novelist and journalist
Is about To stArt Il liuw daily Afternoon t,ews-
pal,cr III London.
Henry I.abouchcrs las bought Il partner
snip III tile PAU ATuit Hst.cttc.
At TIE WOOL. s.a1.Es Tn-nAf,
one hundred lnlrs wors disposed VI, chiefly
New Sou,l' Wales a,nl Victorian, with fair
splrlt. 1lates unchanged.
, 1881-02-26

TIL: liUEIt W.Ali.
DrtNAS, Feb. 2I-'Tl,c ISocrs In the
Dutlcc District Of Snsal have held several
meetings sympatliztng with tlla Transvnal
Boers, aud are continually sending assistance
to tile Docr cnnlp.
SYMPATHY TO1l THE 1DERs.
DURHAM, Feb. 25.-'rllo Orange FREQ State
Vo!lsrln.l, by n, vnre Of ~ to i, expressed
sympathy with the l,ocrs.
'Titf:. ltASGTO WAR;
l.oS1,oN, Feb. .'.-1t WIS announced III
the House 0f Commons to-tlay t!at 1egotia-
tIol,s with tho Basntos Ind cons 10 III, end.
CDCSrE1tMASnE1.
BOMBAY, Feb. aj.-Tl,o ortser for tile esll-
barlsution OF the Fourteenth lIussars for
Durham llas been c0unternlanIrd.
, 1881-02-26


KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Fcb. 2l,-Enrty this morn
i1.E Ut. unknown n,l.l wis struck by It'll outgoing
freight train On tho CIlca3o & Alton llunl, ncAr
Grand avenue, III this city, and htlIy injured
T. ttat he will tlIe. The lnnn found By the aldc
ar thD tr1ck itixcnstIlu mid llrGdln9 frum
woMda lts tlto ht,u ut,d bnalt, md taken IL police
headquarters. 1tn hla never laltlc,l sufficiently
IT, tell his natlc.. The fellow. drunk. aud
probably luid down to sukc Il nut, OIL tho track.
, 1881-02-26
The Speaker Promises 10 Renounco His
AutocratEc Powers Next
Monday
Peace Reported as Having Becn
Declared Between peru
Anti Chill.
The Orange Free State viii Fight
Against Oppression with the
Bo2rs.
tTIIE IRISH.

rARSEI1. AGAIN IN r.An1s.
Sreets'fM'Es.
.a,' Ama' fep @'-Mr' fas1leil says lio ~
.enus ~ aesole haSt "eeS 10 '1slt'hss we
plo'l'le"t lo"fhal's1s WHOM he was uliap1c
~ neu "'cn 10 1'st eahle "Vef' llo VIII r.
ua1 snl.l ~ iAohtoh III LIMO 70 my part ~ .he
,, ,"a' ulsc"Ss',1 ott aae l4aa b''.' WHICH, !1'
E"us'oao sIn'a VII! plooAo!y illroauco Ill 'ne
AA'"'' VI eon'''o'.H heN' "eoA.
n';,tHs ~; ~ ~ nEA1h'
LoSooS' IVY; 50 farmer was iotna o
Ucalen e u ""''tn ~ e"1a''a1o"i'' h''gs
.onHly. ~ ",s o1o OF lafge NUMBER ol
'I'ea WIZ 'sasc p'eh going ~ VARIOUS ''ouses
"''''''i''ltS "t"s.
,,>, ,>,N, n" AoA"ei; IN DEMAND
,,,i inu l.'sl' ue''luu'a ior H'olvefs from
ILL.,! ,i,a.'al'Snhnl l'ss cohpmte'y a"os'aeo psop-
''o's ""'1'R ~ l1lo eoeFc''ll DILL
PAEtSEI.1"
~ INC ne " "e'.el" <lss'eats" 4,'e's'
y, hnSpoS, 10, H. ieo. .-lafne'i nas gone TO
as.!as. Min. n's u'psseutu "''s '!o1u ownE ~
. ~. ~" , p1'.".'u ''''''' t'lo 'cau"e
''e'''S ,s,,,. -. .''o '','s... '."iu a'e"sae'
tlh -, 'ili.t'rnEAn-A!sss :, laLl'
H., 'uas.et; tn'e. oeete.a'y LOT lse!A"o' saa
~ ,', "' ~, .1' piup"e' " pos'poao ...o
4.a''',',. .a"'a, ILL., "ntu A".a"'s' "tu sHo"" u'o
mss... .,Ja,',, ., e'.'o.o p's'pn'e ~ !oi IL WI,
,' .tsu . ., w. se''ae u LIZ iA"aso eou'
=. ,t'",,'.''.a t'"' ~ u.o a.'I '"u!ss.' .,ls
- ,,a .'''. .,' ot's '"'a" oe'e,"l p"l'S
a. H.. oe; VII, '.,'. ~. Nv ope"Ast' iep,5hb' i"ic
.'.''s u4't,i tis lt""se o!"e1eu n'tet"'oe, "
""s ma Wy ~ l''t tlu @stn's VII lltst oh ulo
''..n.' tn,a',.,.. ~ wv ' u's o.tis m's'
'p' 5n'o lo''eo t''At ~ """'" opt'.'So
s,,.'s ..".o, " tos'ts"o liio 3at',3 w.
IT, ~, ~, t,a y. ~ 'u";s y. i''. sa'sA ~,
~" ~ ."s ~ S"'o'ie '.sI "isn' ta'
..o ''ao"ea W. .u"...S W :" in.o .o'al'lI
~ o'' 2"pps a. n,,, ,or I>ma'"E s' 'tins ss'l'
..es' .s 10 sv'S'.'s1eA . e'i''''c1 ~ tao WILLIE
"',."". AVN. ~ t, !'.u aAa."e s, p.i'' , ,,
~ sn1 ~. ttos'sc ~ w. w. e9'a'aons' i.ot" !l"ttng.
,9, '1'' s'!a.a 1a1 :no ltsulet Wesa nose!lt OIL
.'l"'t,'s .n.',. Il" vtI'ston5 "oun 's1''ao u
''"'cn'c''s ~ iesAlu ~ p''otlc o!lS''less'
r,.. ,,o,.n $500, 49, ,,nI',Il, n',., am
,,,"', nnu "''''o w t1'' eoot''''' oi'' "''s IT.
He"..u. ~ W., ,,>t,. ,,,. 49,,
i.usa ue9'su 3a., .'".,a!o!4, ~. eoascisat'e; S'
..o wa :" !M s"u s4s"It pa,t ~ '"St s,
""tal''; Ma W. WIS .oio ~ s's tne co,to..
lr,'i ~ tielal"' WIS f"ul'f "'ae1r"te" 'l'"h
ouIs't Isas.,,' "iso. r.; r.,u., ,,
Ju"e' ta'''es, n.1G'in ,1 "'o A'o'l'''
''u.o ,I".o ,.on'uoi' "eno",'esu WI. , tne p.l' ~,
i".stel s.tons'S nele,leu use ull'. rs
salu IL "'.s l''l.e lor tlte liosse 10 snow us
slteilEtn SUI; % 10 as's'et lteNusa rum .ne Terror
h', ,..''," a"' ".'a ~ W
, 1881-02-26

ALBANIAN CHIEFS sUMMnSI:n.
CoSsr.>STISorlE, Feb. 21.-.All tic Chief;
Of tho Albanian League have been summoned
to prIJrcutl to deliberate upon COURSE Of
actiul hostile to Greece.
, 1881-02-26

AN EXPLANATION WANTED.
C.t11k0. Feb. 25.-tll,e French Coi,sl1.ficn-
eral here l1ns bccn RECALLED to Paris to explain
ILLS attitude In connret1on with tho RECENT
military outbreak. when tho troops natle I.
threatening manifestation uyuillst tho EEyp-
tiun Minister Ut War.
, 1881-02-26

llEurlx, Feb. 25.-1'Iln Neichstagconclnded
tho first reading of tie Hullgct a1ld referred
solne parts, Including tho whole WIZ esti-
lnatcs to the Budget Committees.
, 1881-02-26
EEt1 DEAD.

TERHEtf. Tex, Feb. 2;.-A younr man mined
Cochran fell tlcaf on tho strect to-day. 1t ls
supposed he committed suicide, as bottlo of
lannurn mil Ia G1.ant,ty Of tnorphnp svcrc gn,ln'l
~ bis person. Ills trothrr Is snId TO he City
Nnrsha1 Of Montgomery. AIN.
, 1881-02-26

del cRntlon to urge upon thu now Cabinet the
ilccesslts Of reform in Cuban and Spanls1,
tariffs on stEar, n.iti n press fur tie ,,akfug
IT Il treaty of cnIl.nGrer with lilo United
States and likewise II development Ut tllo
raiIrtEl,t system,
, 1881-02-26

Sr. pETE.ssnuHu. Feb. aa.-'rlla new Russo
Cl,inese treaty was siyHel yesterday. Tho
Marquis TseiiE starts for Paris immediately.