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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

STATE FAIh-The full amount
asked for the State Fair has been
subscribed and it may now be put
down that an exhibition Of that
kind will be held in Wheeling next
Fall. And 50 we are going to have
q state Fair, sure enough.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

To Cur GLAss.-Lay the glass on
a piece Of Irvine or whipcord; heat
an iron Gan old file will do) red-hot !;
place the iron Oh the glass over the
string for few seconds, when the
glass viii break off as smooth as if
it was cut with a diamond.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

They would like to tell you of its
Merits, but have not the time to
write it out; they will in future
editions tell you of it, but bow all
they can say is to try it, and if not
THE BEST, don't buy it,
They are LEADERS also in the
sale of Pianos, Organs, Stools, Mu-
sic Books, &c, at the very Lowest
Prices, and on Terms to suit their
customers.
We advise you to call on them
andsee their stock, at
- Market Street,
f." $500 9a,i a.- ed
.-#rw @u, aE eeMts
Parkersburg, w. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

A Missouri clergyman's fees for
marrying fourteen couples, amount
ed to fifty pounds Of dried apples
and a due-bill for eighteen bushels
of buckwheat.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

STRANGE WATER FOR HORSES
The quality as well as the tempera-
ture Of the water drank by horses is
of the greatest Importance. a sud
den change Of water may often in
duce a severe attack ofcolic, and this
is 50 well known to horsemen that
when the valuable trotters and pa
GERS travel from place to place sup
ply of water to which they have
been used is carried with them. To
avoid any i'll effect it is better to
mix handful of oatmeal or bran
in the strange water and if possible,
to warm it a little. The tempera-
tureof springs and wells varies very
much, and a difference of ten or
fifteen degrees is quite frequent;
that is quite sufficient to affect in
juriously the condition of a horse,
which isan animal that easily suf-
fers from disturbance Of the diges-
tive organs.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

A Sheep SHOW, under the auspi-
ces Of the Berkeley County Wool
Growers Association, Mr.. Jacob
Repp, President, win be held in
Martinsburg in May next All
dealers in agricultural implements
are invited to exhibit their nipple
ments Of mechanical industry at
the Show-GpjrU Of Jcferson.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

The farmer who has neat and
wcll-kopt garden is almost sure to
have neat and well-kept farm, a
comfortable and well-appointed
home, tidy out buildings and. stock
in good condition; and the house
wife who takes pride in her garden
generally has home to take pride
in and to be proud Of. .---
, 1881-03-01

nanklrd In hi, bcnrt. ANAL be n,,r.pl hi. yen-
rfnu.,. Mr., i.ijiv ,rrr,t frnn,,",,t nitnrratInna
{rfwcrn iii ;w,,' I'm s,,..,t .1,ns,Inr,hn lime II,
iutknri;,os rhn r,n3h"r ,s,,.I'H raImnnstrvfr
n e,tIen uuswcr. iii Hatmrinv nrtrrn,nu fiji.
ill., thu tIa,iut,srr saw h"r ti.,thrr alstl hrnthrr
tlr,ri ntnut t,nn,. th,t". ~ '', 'Irn.c "r9,,nI
IL tt,, In r., mi, rft ia 1utthrr ~ artttnv IN fhc
yorI-th,t VIVA thS list Mrs| Iilv ,.vt.r taw of
shs hn tm,.ostt,n In "a tn thu IftI.hen in III,
nthrr nnrt uf tho hottsn. sho nnttucd tbat
iin str;,h nr l1r,inu tesI 1nn ~ ~ III" stnyn
hm,ts ,yNa xit,htiv nenkcn md shf, saw
thruv,, The chls,Et 1,rnI.t Kim ttmt innkrI tIkrn
ni.,rr ;,s tnrnt aiysiinu nj, In. f,m,is lfrr
i,r1,thcr WINS dawn .iiinr t,Ick:nn uycr notutnca
, 1881-03-01

rabfe hHA been 1nht frum Haiku to Krnsnorodak.
~ INC oastnrn const u tho sen number Of
e1arh fs e; rasa by ;lSs ss'r rYps e
y1ic. VI; III wt:, entity strain nachlnes for linking
water gfnM fur 'truklux. Eyery,hl,,x xocs 10
sh9w lint THO ls'ls%tana ipsoni 10 mfka Il iprg
ftrln tnwnri intlIa. Nh wnn.ier, thcn tiat s the
5aast'g 5 iiislcnlttrs hctwrnn 1.l,ssA and Enaunl
rhu y!iiona Zsany, tor instance apain re-.
I'LL :hs :.n os ~ 9 ;'sKG ,s.yix Il tho Car
IL - Etn:ra!ly believed hero tint 1lie 1suas!an
1nsert,ineut desires to cstat,I1sn strot,g fort-
or'tcr tu Insure thu Hnfciy ii tic i.,ts,an tner.
eHnh.s 1 tfntllng WIN ersn, liukhara. aul Khlrp.
e,,ts IT, rr fp1t, f - Of tho !ssn M wnr trrcspo1-
achieved his hnr,f tnsk in ttlott t,oriod Il tins
,'.rr,a;, IT, VIII % sn"li ,'ss Of H. c led s army
~ enemy, tenfol! his strength, 1T Tho CAST of
lattGn n. officers killed and f0rsy-iiyc woI,nicd,
ana ,'1a ~, 'uen killed nm; ss5 wounicsl. Among
s!hs sNs,,,s "'Ia scf m"re prudent soIdtcr than Gen.
'rhe provisioning OF tho ar,py was re,y din.
cu!t H1H1ter. lhU thIhthEH wgrb tho DIllY fnenns
ef transportation. Several hundred of them
KIT! mtsG sn.lxnt ~ t10' tAes heut!. and others
cinsancc4 thu ue,,era! Twilight It woiiit, % be an
@ i,e1Gasatia luxury ta hnvo speclnl proYIsiops
stdcrx s"1 m,if t ni1sl tfn 9 70 be subs!se tho
horsonan: While reeonnoitcrg ho usoa % 70 "Si rdo
a9rsat na.t seventy miles I,rr day.
na,nR 'ess ss ,p@ea 5 ~. s ;.ns ftsa mashn" ,h for
slii,crst'tln!s hwe even mere thun tho l1crtluns
,ia nila tae u artleTy. They t,ttl many opporluni
nut tntcn 1t IN McuolinI of tl,olr fcar Of otred-
Try snGytah HMtnn whafn they bellevue, to work
@ @tnt1nen -. Ihcy cuul'i not Ntsmit that any mat,
coNtH ihaKc Ice ny ,leHns Of fire. nl1d yet nra
careful exAmlnati,,n nf tho Ice inE a1,parl-
tns t1 .nef could nut deny The fnct. ''thaytanl
SAu3 tNn! tHet repeated with lurrDr. Yet they
HENuk Il1f4 tEE+Wn5Gr Wtlnn IT. n,
, 1881-03-01
quarters Mt +0s 0d PR quarter, against st ,U3l |
quarters ut lis Isr quarter during the c0rrc- |
spending week Of inst yenr.


t'SI:AsISt:s. Al rEKtSf.
1loSu kOSt, Fob. LIN suite Of teIcErams
received tlElt war betwceu Clilna ald Russia
Is asert"d ly the successful prUgrcss nf Ill.,
Eot[ntfofs, tneaslness fa felt III the Capital.
Oi'frtal DISPATCHES frum Europe nfe Inost coll-
tratlctOry. 1t II feared that tho paiace it,
tr'Encs I'll pekinE snay yet overcome the c0t1,-
hnatl0ns 1T The pence party, 1fncl, Is sthong!t
to depend upun the n.lyiec to he given by lit,
tie cusHlnGror Of Tso, OH hIs expected ar-
rlynl. Ills procliyitles ato known tn E,e war-
llkr. It In rutnnred that Ii lung Cllang Inns
received Imperial commands to I'LL the post
of Minister of Wnr, ami to take Immediate
steps for Tho fortlilca!loll Of paking and Tient-
Sin.
Tlle aug,nentalIol,s to tho Russian tect iii
far Eastern waters cuntiltue unthterrupie.lIy.
Won I'rLtscow. Nussiat1 Ambassador and
I,fcniMtohliary To I'ek!ng,. nnd Marquis
Tsr,lu. raw C!iIncsa Ervoy Extranrt!!lAry ut
st. Petersburg, are expected back In tho
spring.
THE 1ooc,too QUESTION.
Tile rcope.lIng Of tl!o LpoeE,oo question by
Cl'lhn uny by Intended By alarming eatlse-
uucnces, thi'a lirst nccupte,i, Inst itatuttl,I,
tile prInclp!o Ut p1riltlon rrop,scl ly ten:
t;rallt. but has now demanded Il renewal Ut
Commissioner Is in i'eking. Tters il no
truth III local repnrts that tlln +Japaiese stitl-
lister 1las Withdrawn fr1l! the Eupitat. Sen.u
think that the revival pf tlte ntfAlr hy Tsuug
ii fainen tndicntGs Freedom Of apprehension
incnt Of lint ca.1se Ut quarrel. However,
PREPARATIONS FOR w4tli
continue. In uIt Chinese ursenn!s torpcdoes
nrn lnatle and Experimental ut,n,I. with sUuty
st1cccss. The importation, Of nri,s continues,
a!lu tr0l.cfatls arH said tn be ordered.
~ c0ll!,len occurred ol! Inc f.ower fanEtsc.
Tlt l,ritisil steamer CrnjgaMl, tlntter stcanl,
sunk the Dsltisl, bark Ghnaltl:,n ut ANCHOR.
Tlic Captain. Ills wlrc, md three Of the crew
we're .trnwnc'. Tho carpenter died ut pre-
yiuus Injuries md nights exrosni, and tile
Glrt engineer tlled Ut cold md hardship.
The rest Ot the bouts crew were much ex-
lInustetl.
, 1881-03-01
fully confirmed hy iatcr dispatches, received
fr01l fIn11. WnAI u1d t,tl1ai

fully confirmed hy iatcr tlispn.ctes received
from (len. Wn0A altl otl,e,s."
\ 1u;LEAHEn HnrrESrpr
rrpprtq tint tli' 1}nora expect }t>1 mru frnu
1ic(.lrlhrrE, with three guns. Tia statement
Is tltaelrtllte.l.
ten. C0llry'A tlcfEnt cn,,,ut scs!n,,sly affect
tho military situation, m tlle british nn[u
l''ly was mt involved III Tic light.
HEN. Cut.t.Ef
WINS shot through Tho fldn.i. Tn loss Of tho
Sixteenth F0at Is supposed to bn light, IN nh
tie officers escaped. Other regiments suf-
fcrcd llenyily, botll officers nnd men. CUU-
r'a,ster Istnntly, Ut the y nyalI,raattc, Ia snll
10 lu tacatl.
Sir Evelyn Who'd succeeds t'c,. Galley.
Tlti: cot.uSiAt SECRETARY
and military authorities nru completing ur-
rangs,uents which tho former says will meet
tic situation fn thu Irnnsyauf.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
4 dispatch fri,m Mount Prospect snys:
The Bnurs cnrrieh the British m,sitlm, f,,l
Spltzkup by II rush. rllc correspondent was
tnkcn prisoner, hut was afterwards released,
lie says tho body Ut nen. CoIley Is un tho
I'LL. It Is Gntte clear the loss Ut tho I'LL WIS
Int tlne tu tho failure OF ammunition, Gcr,
CoIlcy
ovE''EsrlMArED THE STRENGTH Or TITS
i'DarrIoN,
aud left It's ,nost yltal mrt (which the Beers
attacked In fnree) but poUrly defended. Tile
detached squadron will Immediately land Il
brigade Df Hensl,cll and marines with g,tus Mt
Dhrbntl, and tltoy will be sent tU tho fruit.
ORDERS
haYc been sent to .Jntnn!cn for tho l1fspalctl
III ship to the Bernulas To order thu trun,,-
ship Oro1.es, due there tho til, Inst, tn pro-
ccesl to tho Capu with tho N!ncty-i,in.h rcgI-
nlc'l. Tilu troo1'.sEllp Eupllratcs l,as becn
ortlernll to er,Uark tho EtEity-iltth regiment
ut Bnnl}ay III wGak, tliullcu tn proeec. TO
EnloDln ai.l embark six companies Ut tho
One Hundred and Sceont regiment, md pro-
ccel to Dnrbnn, where slie will arrive tho Mi
lust. These rclMforcemcnts number noO0
1lleil.
DrnuAS, Feb. as.-Eeasc|s 1n tho larbor
are flying flags at l,ult-nlast ior ten. C0lley.
Sir Evelyn WUosl llAs loft rlGt1rIIaritzburg
for the frant, Lieut. Alaud ar1 Capt. Morris
were titled, a'ld Capt. Singleton severely
wo'slltlctl iii yesterdays engagement.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
estimates that 2,0oO Boers took part lit tho
Spitzk0p engagement. Triyntu kilograms
sate that thrca companies Ut the lifty-etgltit
Regiment wore almost auuihilate.l. (ien.
Wo0d, before leaving llcterlnarltzburg, WIS
swDr,l III rs Governor Of tho Colony. Cay-
alry and infantry uft Monday fur tho Calu.
aES. Cu1.1.EY.
A(al-GeD. Sir Grorgo 1'0lnoroy- -Col!ey, WHO
WIS killed yesterday III Smith Africa, en-
tered tic British ar,ny us Majur Of tho :d
Infantry, and ,lnttl ycar ago ha served III
lilt'st exclusively IN tntlla. For gatIuntry tit
AfEN1listn1l liz WIS knir1ttiI with thn mr.
, 1881-03-01

undcr tnh1c nr stand With fNco turned
a'H'n II, u,ust thrintenlnY nit3tutiEH. The
ia 49,, uerr,rt II, jMIlMt uf lt,'hd nlul hnl'r,
fAs tt,l lI,, IN expression. mud a1lifct'ntlr ter
.,,, ,bu tgrsthi nC Il flrst ncT'1HlntH1.t:''.
ri!'H- -,,rn.ultou. lur hills ulni Hattns nru tho
ihM. ,,n,,,. ,us..s, imttntlnJ Iutnliraa t,clutr
ps " ,',.r TEt,, ,sru ns II rich Ir,sSs,, 1Iku tho
a. .,,l ,,,,u,ur,,sc,! viii. Gnnu'l subjects nf
ne ",l,mtr,lr4s, aud atwnyh ABtallc. THO
f7'" ~ tiu:,lI tr4urAilUn HrU r!E!l and snfk,
hcr,ir [,n'II dirk Er''lnslsto bright brlck,
esm" .s,,u,, md sulIs're tnuts etn'lca.
'A u,y IL n l,la,lslH md Ma'fgo is brown,
tv,l ',wlxt tho twO tty.
.nnIly,e III tho coItl,trs, ono In town,
int yt.k tur tH'th sigh.
,,,taf. sjvs TINT I'm tit love with Mny,
hi nuts II swert hiainIn,
~, MI thu tint tlur lIrt'wl eyes sny,
~ fear ,Iu riynls rrlEn."
rm,.,w;xt tho two my hcnrt Is thrown'
ani .hIlttIc-lthc tly;
r,r l,l;,.ryud Mny Is nll ny nwn,
Whcu urt,wn Mn1go is II by.
m, Ioyu,J! u,ri,. md lt,yIrg both,
Ik,nw mt hHn tn !lc.
e. ohrrc.s to 1lntll, hnwcvcr laath,
f;oost.by, gotnl.ly. R'Nnl-by!
p,nborA Wugner's ttlra Ut using Innsic III
.a,*Inu sick tHnnp has huun tc,ilIzc,l IN Eli.
.',rs Thu Secretary or tho "lsyrla Society"
rl"rmuufrptcs to u1l wl!o tNko ,tit Interest III
.e.,I,u]s u,Id wurtt,tsns TINT trtnl is tlDw lc-
T., m,Ic pf TIN lst Of ,nusc rs II is,uHrs ut
t's,,",I,o. ind that tho kyrlu su.lety II rppy
Ia sn.arc Ut thu sIusaa TT tho dfrcctara Of ihcsc
.,,tt,,s stnilll bnlljs or voluntary musicians.
~. nlun l,ns, tu tho delight Uf tho ,nt[e,4ts.
tasu uut Into execution ut thu Eeet's Hospital.
49, q
, 1881-03-01
BRITISH NEWS,

GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-tilatlstone will not bo In
tile Commons Tonight, rs llo IL Il, dino with
tho Qurcn. It. il expected that he will bo
present Mt Wednesdays sitting OF tho liouse.
AcClnESr ro AN OCEAN STEAMER.
Tho steamer OtlieElo, frU,n Hull. for Now
York, lost thrca bla.les OF llor propeller, and
IL returning to Plymouth.
C.t1t.iI.E.
LONDON, Fob. 2s.-Carlyls heQueathod tho
nuMfrIessllge estate to tho University OF
E.tlnhurg for founding uursaris IN tho Fuc-
uity OF Arts.
AT THE WuOt. AALEs To-Day
1880 bales woro disposed Of, chlutly Port
Fhllfp. New South Wales, mud Cape. Tiers
WIS fair spirit, 4ld preyia9s ratea were
sustained.
TilE "MAlsK LANE Exrl,t:ss,"
III Its replBw Ut tllu grAtl trallo Ut the pnst
week, says: "rhe outlook for spring SOW
!ng Is certainly not good Mt tic end OF Feb
ruary. Tile nuxt fornlgltt's weather Is tlloro-
fora ltlolnentnt,s. III Tho sowing must be dc
forretl 1t tic weathor IL Iatl. YohnE wllcats
AAyo recovered from tho eirpcts 0f tho recpnt
stur1ls. and arc healthy. THO condition of the
1881 wheat cran Ii decidedly favorable. Dry
samples nre still scarce aud improved. Flour
Is III slow co,4snmptiya .lpnaAl ut unchanged
rates. Altogether tho tradu III breadstutis IL
dull md slow. Furelgn IL In steady tie-
l.and, md some descriptions are improved.
American red wlrtcr aud Austral[all as*s-
s'xpe'lce higher. Tho supply + c,letly
from America, Hungary. aila India, The
yery lIudrrAte and above fractional advances
Is tho seault. Spot tr1.lu IL slow a,,d u,l!et.
For barley the aena1ul improved, but prices
aro unchanged. A[n!.Lng a,A grinding
, 1881-03-01
VICTOR IIUuo CONGRATULATED,

y1CTol. lICuo CONGRATULATED.
r.Anis, Feb. aS.-Victor Hugo received
tclographIc congratulations from tho En-
peror Of 1'razEl, the chief poets ut England,
Bret 1lnrtc, aMl other writer's In England and
tho Untled States. premIer Ferry presented
him with II rich SGyres vase In tho name of
tho l.opuble, and President Gttyy sent him
u bouquet
A. COMMUNIST ELECTED.
l.snls, Feb. 9.-lsoqucs, an amnestictl
Communist, has bren elected Il member Of
tho Chamber of Deputies Mt st. ncnis, re-
calyng $3.50 Votes, against q, ,:1!ss for IL Moder-
ato Republican.
CHINESE AUTHORIZATIONS.
pA1ts, Feb. 29.-lhe Government nsks
=, 22,500, 600 frarcs to suppress piracy IN 11,-
tlui,t, where thu rebels an1 A,snnlesc Coy
ernment cannDt, or will mt, suppress It, and
whorU communication Will. tlls Interior at
China continues obstsncted. Tho t;over1-
ilent nlHo ask for lnan-of-war 10 watch tho
Tahiti Islands, md additional shlpa for tho
Chinese Waters.
, 1881-03-01
PUBLIC OPINION,


row ror,. Mill. ,vo ,.os,or,,,,. o,,,ot ,,-
AZ" !"' "'e' "' 1s,',' oI's""s c"ne'' ~
,rnuet, "a, s W. ~, ,u, a W nneso , ~ .aSe .no
nor," tct Inn nrnnIu t,f Nav y,nrk ,,t,,y rnl1ny
Gpa@ 'va ,ont IN his p,a, to m,n ,o ta,r @ a .t',.
fsaiolls sI,ccess, or let thasi hn1.d It over 10
,.,t"1 rha rcatcst uxhll,f1ion il, I'm hsstnTv ~
H. H. Wusl ~ H. III 'A' n''''' u
Davenport {ln.) Gazette {IeNp.(: The two
7,2untt-thut Mt Hew York n,j that nt f,ntnrvo
Ii, M, cvrpn ua to I'm ,,rnb",r rrnr,a a sf rho
r,in, a'm1 ususs 20 ~ ~ r1"o"u'o et4euts W tno
prl.ctci as IL result or that 1ncasure. at Chi
cavo eycn tho ontjrty rutlrelcut or ft,,, 7,) NM.
~ w. to,'tx - III a.,.r' ~ ~ ''u ~ NV !, es
mailer: In ;his e.se. to. Chic"go II cloarly
IT,: .t,nty sf TX s.rts ~; ns tEo
iii xhIr ilu Democratic c,,uclts rcfusutl II. Ia
l'uIc oat ut iuoIfy.
EloomfnutDu f1tI.1 pnnttiururh. !. 'rbn l1on
Tsosas +, Mitchell 1n,rotlWcei On Wcdurs.
ds5 If Ibis week, anu secured tho onssuvo nv
IT, ltpusc Of n rrsulutIou calling mi tho f.Icrks
tithp suprulne Court rpr infor,nntJun ns tn tl,o
cu1o,er nj cosca rrn,bnr thut Cn,rt ,,,,rt,,r ti,
fp1r lssl Th, ,,,I,n, r. H., r,a,,t.,,Ia,' 49,.
ex that the suprolo Court III i,as % nlreaty uiout IT
rTnt hs ~ ~ WI mnIt 4 Mttt. y. Nltaout tne
IT, i uns t'ararst m.' W. ts '"nw smo stsRe "
tls ErasT IT, ~ pIfhii ~ snacs e, " tukct to t!at
1s AK .oos hr M ~ pssSu TT whnt ssetns g s
ihe eSan,su ,n, TIFF 1s,ep rc1arca tsat
idYlaI rasvs: 1''''' 'n'''a ~ o''' o'cs 'o 'os'
st. Louis F,os}. DIs,utc1,. Wa E,nvo n,1ro,l.
yeel uuon NJ nirl'aui nrnn, Ta'''.1" Wh,sa'. nro.
Pofetous proposition TINT uoac wrrn A,norlunt,s
saoac ancestors wcru not participants III tho
Hesa!l.Ion. OF co,,rso tujs IL k,,uw. Nutuinn-
, 1881-03-01

1.oSpoS, Feb. 2.s.-Itaty and Franco have
tcicsraphcd Instructions to their representa-
lives nj Linn ntd Santiago with reference to
mediation, solicited by Peru In tho war with
Chill.
IN THE HOUSE or COMMONS
Sir Charles Dilke said Peru askc4 England
mil Franco TO ncNttato In the war between
the Ss,utl, American Republics, and they
ngrcc.l tn do 80, provided TINT 1t was agrec-
able TO Chilli. England ulA France aske,l
Germany and Italy to join IN mediation. Italy
accepted the proposal. Germany DECLINED.
, 1881-03-01
ava AEAkI4h 81 shAH1Akikl
SjaftiIf tt;bte,


Spteiaf t"bte.
MADntl. Feh. .S.-Castolar Inns published
II remarkable artic'e 0u tho recent relations
between 1'arnell aMl ltoclefort. lie believes
tint nll attempts 10 enlist Ireland in tile
ral.ks Of thu cosmopolitan revolutionary
movement is po!lticnl mud h!stos-
ical mistake. Before a,lu atter Catholic
emancipation Ireland Inns luen essentially
Catholic in its aims and inclEnattot,s, and cai
llnyo ,,o Interest or advantage III ,.ssuciatfng
with tho Ihtranstgount enemies 0f that
French democracy which II tue beacon,
hope, example. null mafnstay Of liberalism.
CASTELAR, RdylSes ireland tU establish clase
ALLIANCE with tho English Radicals, WHO
liaya and will yet procure her great nd
vantage unless lngratituda leads lgish,ncn
astray.
DAViTT, THE Ols0ANIzEH.
Sntciat CstbEt.
LONDON, Feb. .s.-Tho N, james Gazcttc
publishes MI interesting account OF 1ir.
Davltt. from which It appears that
the Land League was cstnl,-
lislIet1 not by Atr. 1'arncif, but
by Davltt and Mr.. Dovoy. Alr. larneIi acting
merely rs THAR subordinate. This story, II
true, throws strung light OIL Mr. 1'arnell's
recent COURSE.
a CHEMICAL PROTEST.,
H1tctaf tahif.
LONDON, Fob. :.8.-.rhe Cntll0I1o bishop Of
Cork in hts pastoral says: "Francc, tho cid
est daughter Of tho Church. under hur
present rlltors shutl.lers ut the revival
OF those laaxlms Of n,Arc,y, rapIne,
dissolutpness, md hatred Of Gpd
which burned ali Indelblo stigma
on the First Revolution. Wit, tho defenders
OF snoll doctrines lrlshllen can have no COLI
nnff 1T 4
tho movement SGT Oll foot by tler humane
Christian countryMun TOR tho relief Of tho
poor furnishing peuplo OF ireland ill tic llour
Of sore "4iatress."
COKHCION IN THE LOltnS.
10 the Westet7. Assoctattd i'Ttss.
LONDON. Feb. 2s.-In tic House Of Lords
tho Coercion bill was to-day reatl for tho lirst
tlmc. Ta.tnorrow Is fixed for itsseeoltl read
inx. and Wednesday tho I1ousa will go Into
Committee on tho third rea1tug.
THE GAO AGAIN,
III tIle House Of Commons Lord Hurting
ton asked urgency for tho Arms bill a1u
army estimates, 11o sa4 lao would ask II
vote to that effect tomorrow, wllan llo will
move the Arms bill. Tho statement was liz
terrupted by cries from tho llome-ruloss. q.
THE AIMS l!fLI.
will be Introduced in tho llauBe of Commons
Tnesday, when 1t Ii believed tic Opposition
will unite il, i1arcn nttncl, nm tho cnn,lnot NJ
the business Of tho f,over,,uunt.
rry1Ay IoJ,aks.
haye leen tiacovcrcd In / nnroahiro orf, ,r,a
sulzcd. ~"''' "'"'"
NO J.qSoEH u1aISr.
III TIM House Of Commons tho Sneaker tt,-
clare lhpt, se bill Tor tho lottpr protection Of
lIfa aud property III ireland hayIuv passuu.
tho state OF public business Is no longer
urgent,
Lord HARRINGTON
sn!tl It was no fault OF tie Government TINT
tho I.nnl bill Was go long dol ayGl, but It WIS
tla fault Ut tllosa who had wasted tiue on
tllf4 Coercion hill. 'rha s,nnlcD,rrtnrv vptcs
for tho nrn,v M, INV, r., ,a,,,""tto,, ,,stIs
tha rousvas, ,vn,. o',a f,r IN 1ris,, ~n',a.a
,,,ar s' "ass sa -. ~ !. ..'at
AAH@f NAo fc|t ptf5s4&lEb NIlA " WIS NEctSSAFY
, 1881-03-01

N.kNI3AIIA1E
I+oSnoS, Feb. ..3.-'rhp Ncsrs understands
that preparations haye been lna,u fur tho
evacuation Ut Cantial,ar ut tho oI.tl OF Narcll
, 1881-03-01
COMMUNIST ELECTED.


THE INTERIOR nEi.tnrMEST,
Ag1ttls, Feb. 4s.-The State Minister OF
Finnnco will professionally conduct tho at-
fairs of tho Homo Department, Won Putt
knn,ur retaining Ills prasc,tt post.
, 1881-03-01
A BRILLIANT CAMPAIGN.
Tho story OF fsaE. Hknbolel@A Victory
Over tho Tart&ot,inlla.

rr,,, etorx. NJ s.,. xL.,,,,ou~. 1,,,.,-,.
over thc THrAoninlla.
a ,,... N'e i"fk S""; ,..,,.
sr srnsnvn, ar,sn ,sa. '" nm, "a so'snn ths"ks
NY Wn,er ne 1,r n 'no sus
aver ,o' the m Trouns ' 1T u1 e0:rt rSo
puLce cleryv. All tho Cm,rt. ,ho Ntinjs,or1, onI
the atEh military anl civil oIiicors wcro In at.
tes,d'tllfc. AT oc!ock Tho Cznr etitcrul tue
ehapel. hartur on his arsn tho wifo IF tho
Sa',,I,. ,snbn1 ,,n,,,.J .,,,,, c,,.,. .a ~, ,,
...s . "~su .;' ...' us IVY y, LUZ
on % tho " Victory. III. as h"ppy,, l,o sald, "as |
amw Ono rslyer wis rcctad by tho klctropol-
tim mn h5s kmr.s. tho czur md MI II, thc ri, ,,el
wcro knccling. At tue IL 1)auu' salute Of l0l
runs tu1t.lercd from tho pctrnnauowsky For-
.sess AZ .no uu .ri. au ,, auy a .. 'no pa.e M
uu.'tHss M, nv ~. ''. "..u naks "'I 'o-nsht .ho
elfy Is ne!naa''y 'llnm'naseu Al! das 'ons tho
in na,n ,to, '" luz oe'" s"S Ill a'
skohulei bus been promoted nxaln. nnd is now
fnl! Genernt Of infnntfy. Ilc wns addrosscd4s
..lltgh Excsllency" for iho ,l,st ting to,iuy IN
thJ JCxara dispatch comforting upon him the
the secDaa eIlss. only scven other men fava Ia y,
hltlutin. 3ul!kull, aud Tollolon, aial 6ons.
ss %ss s % 3eT 5Hs fa saasss Is as42s .at na H. IT,
hazariui. trans- -Gasu!n e1po,li,io., IL tho teat
q talnino mud luek If iloileey, and in spite Of
III IT, saea upn o r. V VIZ s9 + ii o sof sf
of tie Minister II wnr. l'ho Colonel ss.i: M i''''
isasS h. pi!aEs 's and 'ST, sSnstasty
pnn territory, constantly Klye US ul HucAsnn
iur war. lsnt Ihese nra not tho roal explanation
fered q crushing lofei.t ut tho hat,ls ut tio
nnlnad tribes, thoy utmost annihflatesl 0tir
tSs* sus Sr w 4ss,t hsy
stnlll ar,t,s whlun knco thcM they bava use,l il,
seespsy @ ItsI iii s,cb b." Iuuurs caoc" n Tmun p
{3en, sKnl,lcK u aplillers. Since uir tlntcAt in
1siY, thu 1'Hrknmans have hucosao mory ru-
nHs1Ss I'D 1sT t5r .s SyGf tSffS
d"sroy ] " he he nat m u tho dosporate ''ias nomads
hoing stratKhtforwarl ind lulst in aji his VIVA
numerically consured tho Turkutnnn cMtn-
Snsts.lcs. Ti'eso thought hut t!lo tcst WI 10
ruyengo thoiI,eelvcs wis tu giYu Gen. Skobcteir
handful OF ro,llora anu send him against ihe
brought nI,al,t. III ilsst av"rybu]y hers beloved
that 6ei,: skoSse,f W. t:% f.!sh md adasioas
proved to 10 rs cautious ts1l.i nrl,ttosit as hold
ind hraye. Uf crjrse, tis c,lesnIcs arp mortified
1T Ills expected Victory"
l,ku and lie bui.lest of iii to nntons Of Hsa.
Tbeir territory IL bnunctl by tlia Gasl,!an Syi,
cstiritct nj iUUJO They Mrc divided intu dr.
ferunt tribes. ruled by ihU Khnls, or ra.tcr
ti,oy hod hixScr thaM INV y'' Iaw ""yii "iSii
or rejINiu,1s, Thcy .,cce,t thu :" Mohu.n.
us.l4u religion 1T tA1 sunni sptt, MID
bEurts Tlo TurH1nAnY lca u i,uI(- l,utulul iIfu.
Tnoy c,tIvute tap st,il il iliuir pascs III l;,k.
w.,rtnss mi u,nn,Ifsutrt carnuIs. Ih"y h"v,,
good pasturos. whure tGpy r1iss excellent horses.