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Hackett City which caused the death Of J.nt1
Harvey, who was digging well and, after
blAsting, descended to rotnovc tho rocks /
man was Attending tho windlass, aud in drawing
up a bucket Of rock tho basket struck TIN kas
"f eaekat Gn strsSss srvey sH ts On ST e.
"S @e ss S aSS.o' T. q LAD sre poes @
saylng that & ho WIS not hurt much, aaa oalf
Without struggle.
EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.
Special Dtspaseh 10 z1s Chicago Tfttuns
DEoATuR. ILL.,, July 2s.-Last evening Ia
botlor OF a portable engine at L. r. Webtl
grain elevator at Macon, ID this county, tud.
denly exploded. making loud noise, and crelt
Ing dectled sensation for short tIme n
onglne had been purchased eecond. d.hand IL Gu,
tho engine-room, tore up the ground, slauEt'
t0rod tho rats, and pieces Ut tho boiler West
blown across The streot, but luckily no one ~
water. rho ioss Is estimated Vi 81 III.
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS.
ROCHESTER,, N. T., July eS.-Tho death Of IT,
Reynolds, OF Addison. N. r, ts ANNOUNCED Rt
fell from railing distance Of thirty feet. III
was prominent and Wclt-known citizen.
In Seneca Lnko a young lady, Miss Eums
narton. Of Watkins, fell overheard from Fo..
boat whiio changing soats. and vas drowned
vn;,ry ,r,, ,or,,oa uovn, ~ Clam an. too
NJ q for;nser INV in annrtn ijvi;1s,or Eonntr. dttd
on sunday gra,, bninx % thr5wn down id I'D
uDou by IN onraged borBc.
sp17,vn Ir.r
u.,,r.r. 1n,v ga tottia contatrtna Ill,
a, naner. nm wbich thn fo11owinu was written
viii, ,,ncotI ,~.. ,,,ni.J ,,, =, tJr,,nv Point
,'.a. IIe,,ts II..,sst. 49,
naaI a an. M.i ,ssFpos' .,,..n,s
Ihe saiB Edgar sprnnEa leak 90 tno mI'sess esa.
gay from faflsboFo. Crew all nltlnoMs' M ats sha1t
o. provis'ens ana wator. lonGitnno r,nrTy ~ W"
rne Ed1or H., IN st',ro Mrp 1T muQts.
UNDER THE WHEELS.
spstta, pt.,ateh to 1ne Catsaoo 74tbuns
M,LwAuxxr. wis. july 1yas.-Frc,lcr,cka t,ss,s4
was run down and Killed on the U: paa! lsosa
~ the eoutaefn part Or tho CITY, tnls a'us,, ~.
Wath companion she waa walking a'sas s.as i,
tEaGk, Mnen PASSENGER tsaan snoaep1 @ Ria 10 ~
signt'Nonly one OF tno "onon nelns A''
eAp0 the terrible doa.1.
CRUSHED 70 DEATH. Ill.,.
opss,a' Aupa's 70 a"e 'seas .e t,t 'onductcf
.hn -; t..,a IVY ~. n.,,an =. lIroad VI.
OF tno pes Aoinea q foet uoose 'ta,na nan' = coup
oaught oet"eea tno caEs "ntlo maaas 1. as'shrtto
!!a9 &c Grana !uncuon so,aay. aa@ anS S'bta Ms btta
nrnmnfed n rnnanctnr int twn weeks $50.
-
A. FATAL RUNAWAY.
nrAn1an. Pa" .1uIy as.-Wh,lo William G. Ds
mi. mn fc;ntiv wnrs T,,vinr thlt oyenlus Ihs
.,.sa a.A ~ s.,.s...s ns sa,, ,wny. break.
ag ne oHsfas ieso E1 a., ssnoutly in
inesH' ni,d MrS' II. H' HALL hts sister, aeyeieV
I9iuIed. tu a. S4''' 49, ~ AA"''' '''
IT ,,eror.
PLAYING WITH a LOADED .s,
MuSolE, 1ud., July ss.-Sol voncmaa;; l;.,o; ,y tns
OF age, WAS tlnkertng with a loaded pn's't tr.A
ovenlnV. It Waa by some means or olao9 smth
on, tho ball striking a boy by the NAf19o' s
ID The breast, intlioting fatAI wound.
1v1unrn nyA pRAY.
= AN1 o4sGO ~ a s Ts1h,.na
5pseta' ptspateA to 7At eatsaao 1r'oa"1 c.btgL
GAExNoAsrLs, Ind, July s8.-0corgo .sa". .s,"..
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NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Elections were held in twelve States, on Tues
day, Nov. 8. The general result Of the polling
is summarized below.
In New York, Maxwell, Democrat, 10 elected
State Treasurer, and Carr, Republican, Secre-
tary OF State. The Democrats have
= majority OF two in the State Senate,
and ; majority of six in the Assembly.
The four congressman elected to I'll
pnblicans aud Democrats, being Republican
loss Of one. The Democratic majority IN New
York city Is s., 600. Brooklyn elected Q Repub-
lican Mayer, Sheriff. Superyisor-at-Larg ten
tont q = total Of tnirteen) Supervisors, and
hive Aldermen.
state Treasurer by about 1000 majority.
Massachusetts. with hut two towns to hear
hom, made the following vote for Governor !:
Ieng rep }, s6. 5sa; Thompson Cnem.l, S.
SIS; Anilews lrrohlbltionl. 4.775; Almy
ldrecniasal I'LL. The Legislature - largely
kspuolican.
lii Connecticut, out OF fourteen Senators
sutet for. tho Republicans elected ten, which
gives them seventeen cut Of twenty four in the
Senate. The House stands Ii9 Il, ,publicans to
9S - mocfats. q Democratic gain Of eighteen
~. lat Years election.
il WISCONSIN the Republican State ticket il
elected ~ majoritlcs ranging from 5000
to 1000. Tho Republicans have : good
working majority in both branches Of the
Legislature.
In Virginia the Readjnstes have elected their
candidate for Governor (Cameron). and capt
uftd . majority Of the members OF both
bianches of the Legislature.
The Democrats carry Maryland by 4 good
round majority, though the Republicans gain
several members Of the General Assembly.
In Mississippi the Democrats sweep every
Il e. the majority for Loxery for Governor
Icing estimated at 25. .0t0 to 30 600.
Ia Minnesota. Hubbard, RepubiicsA, il
els ctci Governor by . majority estimated II
15.tU0 All the constitutional amendments oi
general effect were adopted. The land-bond
prppos i,ion was defeated.
The election II Colorado was for the purpose
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Who Can Beat Ihisi

The Keok,.k Gate Gi,y has unearthed
the meanest man on record, and locates
him at Burlington. Tho story, as the
paper mentioned tells it, is that whiie
deaf, dumb and blind hand-orgaLis.
was sleeping on the postoffice corner the
wretch stole his instrument and suhsti-
tuted nsw-fangled churn therefor and
when the organist awoke he seized the
handles Of the chnrn and ground away
for dear life, and when the "shades oi
night were falling fast" that meanest
man in the world came around, took his
churn, restored the organ to its owner
and carried home four pounds Of cream.
cry butter.
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FOR fifteen years st . reduction Of from 70 10
shilings per year. At Limerick, in the case Of
tenant holding over three acres Of land, the
rent was reduced from fl9 TO 60.
To facilitate the working OF the Land
act new Commissioners have been appointed,
Of whom six are practical agricnltnrists aud
three arc barristers.
Arthur Lcfroy, who murdered mer-
chant named Gold in IN English railway car,
has been convicted and sentenced to death.
He maintains that be il innocent
The Lord Mayors show in London
was remarkable for the honors done to the
American flag. The era Of peace and good will
between the two great nations was thoroughly
inaugurated by English sympathy for tho
American bereavement, and il has been further
strengthened by the honor donc TO the
flag Of England 1t Yorktown and the honors
paid ~ the Londoners aud their Chief Magis-
trate to the star-spangled banner.
Mr.. Gladstone, speaking at the Lord
Mayors banquet in London, justified his Irish
policy ~ saying It was necessary to take strong
measures to defend public law aud private
liberty. Hc said that the people Of Ireland are
now determined to make full trial OF the Land
act. which will be impartially administered. He
condemned the practice Of boycotting, and said
that there was growing disposition on the
part Of Irish tenants to fnl6ll their engage
ments. and added that those who declined TO
do this are those who are well able to do 90.
The Mikado Of Japan has issued q
proclamation Of his intention to establish q
constitutional form OF Government.
Premier Ferry and his colleagues
rendered their resignation to President Grevy,
At Paris, and they werc accepted as matter OF
course. Gambetta was then sent for aud in
trusted with the formation of new Cabinet,
and he has accepted the trust.
The King Of Ashantee had 200 young
girls killed recently thatAe might obtain their
blood for use in mixing mortar for the repair
OF the state buildings. The report Of the mas
sacre is made BY one OF the intended victims,
who succeeded in making good her escape
Confederate bonds have fallen to II
shillings 8 pence Per si,COo in tho London
market
The Irish landlords and their sympa-
thizers arc bowling against tho decisions Of
the Land Court reducing rents, and the land
lords are demanding compensation from tho
Government
Cholera is dccimating tho British
troops in Barbados.
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The greatest Of the Irish Catholic
Bishops, probably the greatest man Of tho
Catholic Church in Ireland since tho Reforma-
tion, John McHaie, Archbishop Of Tuam, u
dead. lilo was in his 9lat year.
Lord Byron's statue was unveiled at
Missolonghi, Greece. where he died. The
ceremony WAS attended by great popular en-
thusiasm.
Miss Emma Smith, of Peoria, ILL.,,
has been admitted to the astrological depart-
ment OF tho Leipzig lprussia) University. be-
ing the first lady ever accorded that honor.
The applications before the Irish Land
Commission number 1875 On the Brown es-
tsts, in Mayo, the tenants agreed to take leases
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Odd. but Oriental.

Every year the Turkish empire is win
aowed for the hanasomest young lady to
adorn the Sultan's palace as new wife.
The mother Of the Sultan selects from
The beyy Of beauties gathered from
.silken Samarcanl to cedared Leba-
non." One Of the singular laws Of royal
marriages here is that the wife becomes
the slave. when married, to his Majesty.
Why? Because the Crown Prince, OF
future Sultan, must be born slave HIM
SELF, and thus less in rank than the free
people Of the realm he governs ! This
Is odd. but it is oriental.-Lefter from,
COnstantiaopic.
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It is reported that the President has
decided uponA policy with regard to Fedora
meet With the approval of the people OF the
Territories. 1t is, 20 far n practicable, to
.e'cct the Government oificisls from tho inhab-
.tants Of the Territory.
1t is said that the Riddleberger hill is
to be rushed through the Virginia Legislature,
scaling the principal Of the State debt from
81, ,0oo, 600 to $4,000, 600, and reducing the
interest from PER cent. to 3.
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District Attorney Corkhill arose in
he Criminal Court Of Washington and ma dc
stat. ment TO clear himself Of tac charges made
against him In the press Of having acted
supinely in the matter OF prosecuting the star
route cases. The burden of the story WAS that
Mr.. Maeyeash was solely to blame in the
premises. In response. Judge Cox eAoner-
ated Corkhll.
A big lobby with plenty Of money
viii, II il said, labor with the next Congress to
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Maud McB., Sherman: "I inclose q
little poem that you can publish in
Isras .SiJiings. Ii not suitable you
can net as you see fit.
We saw lit. That the public may see
that we are charitable We publish only
one verse
The h,the birds OF the summer tide are naSn
The leaves are wooed with kisses ovsrblawn.
Gid nioiialless aud mute stands all the wood,
Aud indications for nofther are, 10 say fhe ieas "
II, good.
-Aas. to Cor. in Teas SiJtinys.
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Tho San Worshipped From . Volcano.

/ write tins from Mount Erlll. the
highest mountain in Japan. 1t il an
immense volcano, nearly $4,000 feet
high, and famous resort for pilgrims.
1 am told that during the season when il
can be ascended. which is in July and
August, the number Of pilgrims visiting
it average about five hundred per day.
The ascent is very steep and difficult,
vet it can be made in a day. There are
numerous stations or resting-places on
the way up-little stone huts covered
with boards and heavily laden with
stones to keep them from being swept
away by the high winds. Tie scene
from the summit Ut sunrise is indescriba-
bly, grand and it is an object with the
pilgrims to be there at that time and
worship the rising sun. This morning
hundreds of them were gathered In its
crest, with clasped hands, and chanting
their prayers with loud voice. THEN
voices sounding far of through the clea,
air.-Japan Letter.
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Of locating the State capital, and resulted In !
victory for Denver by ! large majority.
In New Jersey an election was held for mem.
gained three members OF the Senate and four
members OF the House. The Republicans will,
however, have small majority on joint ballot.
The election in Nebraska was very quiet
affair throughout the State The Republican
candidates for Supreme Judges aud University
Regents were elected by majorities ranging
from l6. 600 to q, ,00Q
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The Arctic relief steamer Rogers made
the discovery that wranSell Land b an isla,sd.
A sledge party win be sent ont from winter
quarters to explore the coast Of Siberia.
In ; letter to Cyrus w. Field, Mrs.
Garfield expresses tho thanks Of herself and
children for the magnificent pecuniary testimo-
nial to the memory OF the President made by
the American public, coupled with the hope
that it will be used in way worthy Of the illus
trious dead.
Another great robbery Of the Govern
ment in Havana. The treasury assessment
books ware purloined BY dishonest clerk, and
for want Of them the Government suffers loss
Of 10000, 900.
Contractors on the Canadian Pacific
road in British Columbia arc about to import
1000 Chinese laborer2
A great part Of the town Of Wood
stock, N. B., was destroyed by fire. The con-
Gagration il believed to bs the work Of in
cendisries, as the fire broke out at several
places far apart. About eighty houses and tho
Baptist and Episcopal churches were destroyed.
The loss il placed at $4,000. A frc At Modesto
Stanislaus county, Cal, destroyed alGO,ooO
worth OF property. W. L. Tanner 6
Co.'S manufactory at Richmond, Va, val
ned At 100000. and insured, was burned.
Four hotels at Old Orchard. Nc, valued At
e72, 900, we're reduced to ashes. The Atlantic
FIGURING Mills ct Denver, Col, valued At e4O.-
600 and insured for cas- 900, were destroyed by
DIRE.
The damage done by bush fires the
past season in the Province Of Ontario aggre-
gates "a, 500. 900, the Lindsay district suffering
the worst.
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- aah us onvsay owyD au 1eads ahsa sssn asay nsa
3. !. sssb Tracks
cosaeMa 1o0ss"
sL8EPkRs Trains 'ndh. o" fAsLnh
CAES-ths aas4 ta ~ world
MRAu1OAD DINING 6s
fhs
Adams Streets Chicago the most "
Gnoosei s. TnvsIas iaall LEADING LINE
nE1aIL w. O. yAM ao.Ms AZ cAafrsrzE aHonl
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. tS
Total enlisted force Of army rs $50
"Nearly every general officer commanding
troops ON the frontier Asks for larger increase
than have herein indicated, hut this NAV be
better accomplished by giving to the President
tho right TO increase. at his discretion, COM
panics most exposed TO danger to any number
Of privates not exceeding 100. limited always in
practice by the actual appropriations Of money
rather than by the fixed nunb, Of men."
Tho General asks for an increase OF nine
Majors in the Inspectors corps, and recon-
mends that the whole question Of coast defense
b submitted to board of high officers, while
. similar board should consider the matter OF
military posts and stations now obsolete. These
secommendatloos are with view to the sale
I'D relief Of the army from the care of useless
forts, posts aud stations. Some old forts, Gen.
Sherman admits. arc worth retaining. and, in
order that these may be properly taken care Or
- recommends that the President be au-
thorixed TO transfer out OF the class or en-
listed iuen who have served for twenty
70 exceed 500, including Ordnance Sergeants
(n0w l12), and establish veteran corps to
b stationed at these old forts, with the rank
And pay they held ct the close Of Their active
career Of army service, 20 be subject to the
vulos and articles Of war, but only . b used
fer guarding public property. One or two
o2cers Of the retired class and half dozen oi
son for an abandoned post or fort. By grant
ing the retired officers thus detailed fuel and
quarters, We would pro-ide homes for worthy
voterana. which would bo most honorable and
charitable to them and advantageous to the
Government
0en Sherman, in his remarks on West Point,
SAYS "The Beard Of Visitors substantially
recommended that the Superintendent 0f th.
Military Academy should be = Colonel Of En-
glneers. l will concede TO the engineers ail
they ask, but when war cores the engineer
naturally takes to mAnenvcring and parapcts,
whereas the infantry. cavalry and artillery must
go in and do the fighting. It was % in 1912, and
1886, and ls6l-6a West Point il intended t.
make 'soldiers,' and not professional engi
neers, and tho word soldier embraces everything
in war. II the engineer bo . better soldier thar
the infantry officer, then let him in war and
peace have all the honor and enaolumenta. But
our recent experience does not fulnll this asser
tion."
Gen. Sherman takes direct issue also with
other recommendation Of the Board Of visi
tori.
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GOLD AND SILVER.
Product - the Mlmcs ~ the United
states

states
About two years ago Congress voted IN ar-
preparation Of 5000 for the collection Of
statistics touching the production Of the
precious metals in the United States. Tho
work WAS assigned to the San Francisco Mint
Bureau.
Tho work Of the compilers vas completed
about the 1st Of January. The report makes .
large volume OF 395 pages, covering the bullion
production In al the States yielding precious
metals.
Following b . statement Of the product Of
gold and silver In tho United States Tor The
fiscal year ending June 90. 1850;
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THE ARNY.

Con. shefnaan,s Annual Rcp0rs.
Con. Sherman has submitted his annual re-
port to the Secretary Of War, inclosing the
reports Of Gems Drum and Sackett, and tho
reports Of tho commanding Generals OF the
divisions and departments. The General says
referring to the reports OF the latter, that they
all show that our companies arc too small for
efficient discipline and for economical service.
When the treasury WAS poor and loaded with
debt, the army endeavored to gracefully submit
% ovsrwork, but now, says Gen. Sherman,
they appeal for relief, and Il \ recommended
that Congress repeal that CLAUSE Of tho existing
law which limits the enlisted force Of the army
10 g, 900 men.
Considerabie space 10 devoted to tho Discus
sion Of the subject Of officers servants, Gen.
Sherman maintaining that no soldier should
ever be compelled = do menial labor without
compensation, or without his consent, and he
of modified % o 10 secure this end.
Referring to West Point, ho says Il has been,
and must continue to be. the fountain source Of
military education In time Of peace. In his
judgment, the military academy q West Point
fulflls its usea, and can safely be intrusted to
FUTURE.
There are In the army 80 companies, neces-
sarly widely scattered over our vast domain,
70 guard the property and prevent. a. FAR a.
foresight can, complications and troubles Of
every variety aud kind at one time protecting
settlers against Indians, and, again. Indians
against settlers. When these occur it ID always
sudden, and reinforcements have to be hurried
forward from great distances and always at I
heavy cost for transportation Of men, horses,
wagons and supplies This cost in the aggre-
gate will, In my judgment, be more that sufii-
cient to supply an increase Of 20 per cent. of
private soldicrs-all that would ask for this
time because believe this increase will add
little, il any, to the annual cost Of the army and
yet give great relief 10 our overtaxed soldiers.
In the last ten years our frontiers have 40 ex-
~ to add 1t least o. 000, ,OOO 600 to the taxable
wealth Of the nation. This has enabled emil
grants to settle up remote parts OF the
country, and il the principal cause OF the great
prosperity which i felt throughout al parts or
the country. When the national treasury was
poor and loaded with debt, the army en-
deayored gracefully to submit to oyerwork,
I do most earnestly ask the honorable
Secretary OF War to apply to Congress
10 repeal that clause Of the existing
law which limits the enlisted force OF the army
10 b, 600 men, aud to enact that each and eyery
company in the army may be enlisted to ct least
fifty prlvates, making sixty-two enlisted men
and three offisers TO each l30 companies, thus
increasing the army proper to $1,000 enlisted
men which number, in practice, will probably
never exceed 25O0O. This should form thecon-
bstant force and, = experience and universal
practice have demonstrated the necessity for an
other or non-combatant force, further urge
that special provision be made by law for each
Of the following separate aud distinct purpo-
scsLMz' ssMz's...,.. -
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MEvERDEN'S
FURNITURE Nit
wARERooMs,
Two Doors North of Trunbulrs stor.
cREsco, IOWA,
e supplied With the largest and best assortment q
FuhAlILhk TT % q .ll dsscrapticns .nd g the best
Evervthins New---Latest STYLES.
no OLD GOODS.
OonADetn9 q
EXTENSION TABLES,
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES,
WARDRoBEs, BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADs, CHAIRS,
F! SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. WHAT-NoTs,
LOOKING GLASSES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN CoRNIOEa
n asort every article BELONGING % The trade ana
snd sdapesd 70 The wants u - csmnunty.
UNDERTAKING
:. s' Y branches promptly attended ., s'shsr d,
Hs Sas ! iasss sssortns.s q
Collins, Burial Cases and Caskets,
vAScA 10 = prspared to him and furnish on short
notice, and in such style and manner ordered, q
ThAnkine the public for favsss aaA ~ confidence
. eAe Pas b begs to assure hs fEieAds that he %
esesF1iasA noss tAan ever 10 merit thstr ocoa.
6onoos reaDeee ~ continued patronAgs.
G.. nRvERDEN.
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.sS,1ay
Which number, added TO the "a, Goo before
explained, will make the total enlisted force Or
every nature aud kind 30 l49.
Gen. Sherman sub,nitsa statement OF the
actual number Of enlisted men in the regular
aswnv flrf 1S.
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Falling Stars.

So. .4d2.le7 sl7.47s. .26s s4o.s42 .os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
!. said will entirely exoulpote rm from the charges of

s said will entirely exculpate him from the charges oil
TREASON.
Mr.. Adam, Governor Of Madras, Ia seriously ILL.,
signor Farini has refused to form Italian ministry
on the ground OF IN health.
Borrow Wilkey Co, corn brokers, a No. 15s Lead
enha At, London have failed Their liabilities are be-
leycd to De small
At the Anniversary meeting OF the Royal Geographical
Society TO night Mr. Lowell, Tho American Minister,
made humorou, speech.
Berlin dl-pact says Count Won Arnim's body
will be brough here and Inferred in the family vault
The burial will be strictly private"
The steamer landing gtnge at Port skewct has been
burned. Tho traffic between South Wales and Bristol In
seriously mprd by tho re, which Ia believed to have
been Of .noendiary origin.
The S,'rdsh Government Is becoming alarmed ana con
templates legislation In view ~ the emigration which IL
hssumng the prDpOrtiOnHOf an exodus. Several oOnn
Ties are practically denuded Of able-bCded Inhabitants
dispatch fom Copenhagen To The 81 James's Gds,te
this evening Announces the arrest Of Mr. Jorgensen
Editor o the Socialist paper The Herdid the charge
of incting to murder the King AM establish Com
lnuuB