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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-11-26


As will be observed, ike" has again
entered the front, and he will endeavor
TO supply the public with reliable news,
and will express his opinions with mod
esty, and If called upon, defend them,
but without that warmth that may lead
to hard feelings.
Having heard that @. w. Lentz will
leave this place for Denver, Col, shorty,
it gives us pleasure to say that he has re-
sided here for years, and during that time
we have found him active, diligent and
enterprising. In regretting his absence
we have full confidence in his prediction
that all will serve 10 bis interest.
On next Sunday evening, Rev Mr..
Miller, of the Evangelical Church, will
expound and undoubtedly denounce
"Sone cf the More Popular Sins Of
Weissport "Intemperance, it is prob
able, will be the chief of the ''more pop
ular, as the monster reigns here, and X
cannot be denied. AS to tho habit OF
drinking, little more is necessary to con-
denim it as a very bad habit than the fact
that it Ia not healthful, and is an exceed
ingly dangerous habit, would be sufi-
cieEt in themselves, we're not the sad ev-
licences of its direful consequences scat
tered so thickly around us. Another pop.
ular sin is the practice of swearing on
our streets, and especially at times when
church going people pass by. Does il
not seem strange that man should
speak irreverently, and often blasphe
mously of the Being who created him,
and wLo sustaius him every moment oi
his life, and who is seeking Lis good
Besides these two Labits named, is tho
practice Of slang phrases, largely indulg
ed in here, common to the lowest classes
of society. The practice ought to 'bt
greatly argued against, and its evils
shown up, but that would be treating il
with too much seriousness, Iu short, w
hope the above will receive recognition
on Sunday evening, as we can conscien
tiously recommend it.
The addition to Josiah Ruch's stor,
is approaching completion. The chic
contractors are Francis Yundt and Mr.
Moser, of Lehighton.
MIR. Patrick Welch will deliver an
other lecture In the Evangelical church
on this friday evening, on the "Con
fessional Exposed" Go and hear him
None but gentlemen over sixteen year
admitted.
These visiting here. during the weel
were Rev. A. F. Leapold, of Easton
Rev. s. T. Leapold and lady, of Mahan
oy City; Presiding Elder Fehr, of AL
lentown; James II. Handwerk, o
BIauch Chunk, and Allen Leh, of Catass
qua. IKE.
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DC 4uld CenlennlnI,, nurned.


/Bstween six and seven o'clock on We'd
nesday morning the alarm Of fire was sound
ed in our borough, which on Inquiry we
found To proceed from Second street, and
was caused by the breaking out of fire in
what is known as the "Old Centennial Ho-
tel building, located next to L. F. Klep
pingcr's Lehighton Hotel. So far as we
could ascertain, the fire broke out in the
roofa place where the stove. pipe emergcs,
there havingtbeen new wood fire built, it
is supposed, that the intense heat set fire to
the old shingles. The building was owned
by Aaron Schlieter, OF Lehigh county, and
his loss is partially covered by iusuraneei
aud was occupied as residence by old Mrs.
Dick and A. X. Snyder, who had only re-
Gently moved in. Most Of the furniture Of
these parties was sayrd. For a time Mr..
KlePpinger's Hotel building was in imnli-
nent danger, but by the strenuous exertions
Of Mr. obert and a number of citizens it was
preserved uninjured. Had it not been for
the prompt arrival OF Mr.. Obert's little en-
| gne more serious result would have TO be
chronicled, as the Lehigh Hook aud Lad
der Company's apparatus is entirely unfit
for service, and the boys" have actually
disbsnded for lack Of funds 10 keep up the
organization and make the necessary repairs
the apparatus needs. Our people should
know that fire company caunot be run
without money, and if they expect Hook
aud Ladder company to be about in an
emergency like the above they must steI
forwarded aud lend helping hand. We
makSNhis explanation, because parties on
Wednesday morning were asking "wher'
the id fire company was" II would
perhaps be well now for our business mer
10 take this matter in hand, aud re-or
gauize the company aud dx up the appar
atus. Will you do IN
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RMy scared.

ik3tSiy scared.
1.-Two young fellows from Sandy Rum
waiting at the Lehigh Valley railroad de-
pot. at this place, on Thursday, went into the
water closet to examine revolver one oI
them had in his possession, when, as usual
the pistol was discharged, the ball striking
one Of the fellows into the back, and badly
soaring both of them. They hastened tc
DR.. Horns drug store, and having stripped
off his clothing, the DR.. commenced hi;
search for the wound, which proved to be
only slight abrasion of the skui but where
was the ball, it hal penetrated the clothing
and br"ken the skin? q? just here the Dr. nd.
vis"d his badly scared patient to look in hi'
boot, aud upon taxing oil the boot, sure
enough, out dropped the ball, much to the
joy of the two Sandy Run boys. Moral
Don't fool with pistols!
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lSpiirOnd Accident.

On Monday evening, about six o'clock,
Mr.. William Hadley, a travelling salesman
of POttsyille, had his right leg cut off by the
cars at Penn Haven junction. He was oil
his way to Hazelton. and getting off the
train at the Junction he went over to the
hotel to procure cork for a medicine bot
tie that he had with him. Circumstances
indicate that while in the hotel he heard Il
freight train coming along and evidently
thinking it was the passenger train start
ing out, he ran in hurry and fell under
the wheels. He was brought to Weatherly
and placed in the depot, where Drs. Lath-
am and Tweclle amputated his leg above
the knee. lie was then removed to the
Gilbert House, but only survived until
morning, His wife arrived Tuesday and
took the corpse home. Acting Coroner, j.
B. Tweedle, held an inquest the verdict OF
the jury being accidental death. Tho de-
ceased was SS years Of age and leaves a
vile and five children to mourn their loss
- Hedtheriy Hcrald.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

To THE LADIEs.-Mrs. l.. Weir & Sister
respectfully invite the atteRtion Of the
ladles to the new and elegant assortment Of
hys, bonnets, aud winter millinery goods,
Hhlch they have just received frnn the
fciIy, and which they are prepared to dis.
pnse ol at very low prices for cash. Call
early f'r best bargains
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UENRY,S CARBOLIC SALYE,

The BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and all
kinds Of Skin ErupuOns, Freckles and PIN.
pies The Salve is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money refunded
Be sure you get HENRY'S GARBOLIC
SALVE, as all others are but limitations
Price 25 cents. For sale by all Druggist
everywhere. Dec. Is, lss0-yleOw
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL.
To Sell a Household Article.

rnH f. poor Ms well as the rich, the old as woll
as the young, the wife, as well ms the hus-
band, tho young maiden as we'll as the young
man. the girl Ms well as the boy, may JUS NJ
well earn few dollars IN honest employment,
as to sit around the house and wait for 9TH
ers to earn It for them. We can give you en-.
ploymcnt, all the time, OF during your spare
hours only travelling, or in your own neigh.
borhood, among your friends and acquAlnt-
ances. liyOu do not care for employment,
we can impart valuable Information 10 ynu
tree Of COS 1t will cost you uniy Que cent for
a postal card TO write for our Prospectus and
1t may be the means Of making you good
many dollars.
Do not neglect this opportunity. You do
not have to invest large sum OF money. and
run the risk OF iosing 1t. You will readily
see that II Will bo an Easy matter TO ma Ike
from $40 to Si0L n week, and establish lu-
cratlve. ar independent business, honOra bic 4,
straight Jrward and profitable Attend To
this m liter NOW, for there Is MONEY IN
1T for oil who engage with us. We will sur
pr'so you and you will wonder why you never
wrote to us before. WE SIND FULL PARrIC-
ULARs FREE. Address
BUOKEYE MFG co,
(Name this paper.) MARION, OHIO.
Sent md.
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Positive Fact.

DR.. Evory's Diamond Catarrh Remedy
will cure the worst case of Catarrh or Hay
Fever.
DR.. Evory's Diamond Invigorator gives
heullh and strength, mental and physical
makes the complexion clear, white and
beautiful. Pamphlet free. Read the Ad
vertisGment.
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Proceedings have been instituted al
Lancaster against forty physicians who
failed to register under the law passed by
the last Legislature.
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RED HORSE POWDERS

give universal satisfaction. If the Powders
do not give satisfaction, the Druggist will re.
turn your money. Dec. Is, 1880 yleOW
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pp hppVIc ORGANS 27 sions 10 srtsRaeds
DlAIllp y only 800. PIANostl tl2s up. Rare
Holiday Inducements Ready. Write or call
on BEATTY, Washington, NJ.
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PLAYS PLAYSi PLAYSl PLAYS |
For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Thcatrlcals,
Temperance Plays, Drawing Room Plays
Fairy Plays, Ethiopian Plays, Guido Books,
Magnesium Lights, Uolored Fire, Burnt
Cork, theatrical Face Preparations, JaTley's
Wax Works, Wigs, Boards, Moustaches, Cos.
tunes, Charades, and Paper Scenery. New
Catalogues sent free. containing full descrip-
tion and prices SAMUEL FRENCH &
SON, 3S L. 14th St., New York. no26.w4
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New Advertisements.


n WUIITIINITWIUIT . NWIU VI -
"a PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned will sell at public sale, at
the residence Of Ferdinand Frolsch, In the
Borough Of Lehlghton, Carbon county, Pa
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER l6, 1881,
at TWO o'clock p. NJ, the following articles
Of Personal Property, 10 wit: BEDS and
BEDDING, CARPETS, Bureau. Chairs,
Tables, Washstands, Settee and other urti.
cles OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE too
numerous to mention. Terms will be made
known ut time and place ot sale, by
FERDINAND SPERLBAUM,
Administrator Of Henry Sperlbaum, decd
November 20, lSs1.w3
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The pig iron trade continues very gid
No I iron now selling at S25@26, Nqf2 at
s2S@2S.5O, aud forge at $22.5O.
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-DiphtheriS prevails 10 an alarming ex-
tent in aud about Slstington.
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Miss KATE THOMAS,
J. F. SNYDER,
s. IL. HoLLINGER,

BY request of Superintendent Ballet, the
Superintendent of Lehigh county who was
present, SPOKE upon a scheme of studies TO
be used in ungraded schools.
DIR. Brooks then finished his lecture upon
"Teaehing Elementary Geometry" lie
concluded by thanking the tes chers for their
kind reception and marked attention given
him in all his lectures before them.
Hon. E. A. Apgar delivered his last lee
ture before the institute, upon "Malhemat-
ieal Geography" This closed the work sci
apart upon the programme. The institute
adjourned sine die.
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New Advertisements.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
ELYS'
Cream Balm

Eheetually clean
ses the nasal pas
sages OF CataTrh.
al virus, causing
healthy seere-
iiOns, allays in
fam nation, pro-
I, cts the mem
brane from addi-
tional colds, com
pletely heals the
sores and restores
The sense Of taste
and smell. Bene-
helal results are
realized by n few
applications. A
thorough treat
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TN1HE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
L OF CARBON COUNTY, PA.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
Beatty's Pianofortes-Magnif,

A Beatty's PianofOrtes-Magnif;-
LA-. cent holiday presents; square grand
pianofortes, four very handsome round corn
ers, rosewood cases, three unisons, Beatty's
matchless iron frames, stool, book, cover, box
to $1,000 satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded after one years use; upright piano
fortes, $l2t to Sl55; catalogue prices, $500 to
tes imonials; Beatty's cabinet organs, cathe.
dral, church, chapel, parlor, $50 upward |;
visitors welcome; free carriage meets trains;
illustrated catalogue (holiday edition) Tree.
Address or call upon DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey. nov26-w4
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NERVOUS DEBILI Y:
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
Carbon County Bonds.

At meeting Of tho County Commissioners
held on Wednesday. October goth, 1881, Il was
resolved that the whole County bonded IN.
debtedness shall DO laid off
Therefore 10 accordance with establIshsd
rules, the numbers were drawn aud will Be
paid by the county Treasurer, In the follow
ing rotation:
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nWThose of our subscrib-

me- Those of our subscrib-
ers getting the ADVOCATE
through the mail will please
refer to the direction tab, note
their Indebtedness, and remit
the amount. In all cases
where we have to send bills
$1.25 will be charged to cover
expenses of postage, etc.
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Local and Personal.

Tho components of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are daily prescribed by the ablest
physicians, whose success is due 10 the
specific influence of these components. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, skillfully prepared for
Immediate use, for sale by all druggists
On the 5th Of July, 1877, Franklin
Monroe was put off train on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad on the
ground that his ticket was not good. A jury
in wilkesbarre on Friday gave him $4,000
damages.
ED-For a clean shave, fashionable hair
cut, sbsmpooning, or aDythingin the line
Of hair dressing, call on II. B. Widdoss, op-
posite the public square, Bank street, Le-
highton.
In accordance with an act Of the Legis-
lature pissed in May last all the anthracite
coal mining companies have provided am
balances aud stretchers at their collieries to
convey injured miners to their homes.
re- Before ordering your fall and winter
suits and overcoats, you should not fail to
drop into the Post Office building, in this
borough, and examine the new and elegant
assortment of latest novelties in cloths,
cassimeres, suitings and overcoatiugs now
opening, and which the undersigned is pre-
pared to make up in the very latest style
and most durable manner at prices fully as
low as the same material and workmanship
can be obtained elsewhere. Call and be
eon vinccd
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GATARRH n

ment will cure Catarrh. Hay Fever, sc. Un-
equAlled for colds In the head. Agreeable to
tTiis. az recent Of Soc will man a pssSa%o
Sold by A. J. DuRLING. dru gist. Lehigh-
ton. ELYS'CREAM BALM co.,
pov29-yl OweFo. n. r,
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ESTATE NOTICE.

Estate of HENRY SPERLBAUM, late Of
the Borough of Lehighton, Carbon county,
Pa, decd. All persons indebted to said es-
tate arc requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having legal claims against
the same will present them without delay, in
proper order for settlement, to
FERDINAND SPERLBAUM,
Administrator.
Franklin twD Oct. l. lSSI-y6
, 1881-11-23
EAST CHICAGO,
Tile EnE1isllnIcM Regard It ns y Place
ofMngnItlcent tI'uk4tbflitteN-Tho STR.
vcIUrh Ut Wnrk.

Tile EnEtiAliit,cM Regard It n* n placo
of1tnunItlcent I'usntbflitte~-Tho Sur.
vcyorA ut Work.
Btopping ut tho Grand Pacific Hotol are Mr..
ltonaid Leslie Melville. Of LONDON. aud Nr. WILL
Inn Oultfver. 0f Ncu York, Two capitalists who
arc Interested In tho Enst chicago protcct. Thny
Yesterday visited tho Foibyth tract, MD made
an exhaustive examination Of tho ground
nnd tho, possibilities therein for tmprove-
tnent. After they had returned Tribune
csrns. and oo,aae Grief Pf Intefytew tor s a. III, 70
their Impressions 0t tho RrDulnI.
s. fy *xrss4y sss. sa aI sa ts4s sn aeqsa M Sa
9 n to tS ssnst a question: 1t place Of
Tne rcpor,cp suuTestss taut possbtie, were
"ics." sa!d tho New Yorker, but posslbI-
i.Ies., combined With means. VIII accomplish
The repor.er. who was once mighty buuter,
rcleEseI t9 tho duck interest OF duy . gone by iii
.."g6, thero arc still plenty Of ducks therc.
Il! Mr Mftviiie popncd eyer couplo th!s tnorr.ng::
"nitl you make dotated examination Of tho
,, 1--WE went over tho whole tract as far rs n
whit do you think Of tho possibilities Of
WOLF LAKE AS 4 ilAnnOn2"
"1t Is q splcndsl sheet Of wntcr. Wc took
soundlnVa nnd found depth ct from nine tu
eighteen tect. belicTe tbut II sptttdcd haEbDr
Tan he 1llHuG thofG nt e0npAEatiyuly small Gx-
pcnt!iture. 4 is certainly a better harAor thRu
tho ChicaKo ltIvcr US remember It years ago."
1.-The harbor is not now open FOR heavy
dranEht vessels" suggested Mr.. Melville.
"Nn." said Mr. Gulifvcr, "bnt It cl,i caay bc
Isl fair river channel. Somebody was good
cnnuEh tU grt drunk and sink III, obstruction.
which ,yIves Il good CHANNEL
."Wi!i the recent llt!ruttun In Indiana inter-
fcr9 with your projeut7"
Mot nj uIl. That WIS decided Monday, yoll
Know. AHnlns: tho PtnIHtjtf. demurrer wins
Nled, anu Judge GrcshHn, sustained tho 1etnur-
rcr. 1t wAs IN RlnxIG contEhct l,GliuSc that
VIC have pGricct titie. and there is no trouble
OF thAt acofe."
"When wilt you begin actiyo opcrauonsi''
"Our surveyors -nTc now nj work, and tho
other work will boSIughed as fast as they ret
through"
Thv gentlemen will mnko an curly trip this
morning III Pullman.
, 1881-11-23
LAW POINTS.
4 suit as Newport, IL. l., Against tho
Russian Mtnlater-A Case 0f Social
Interest ut Juciksonvit{cs III,

4 suit as Newport, IL. l., Against tho
Russian MislIaser-A 6'nse Ut Social
InscreAt ut Inciks0nyit{cs III,
Special ntspateh 10 TIT Chteaeo Tribune.
NEwp0ttT, Il. l., Nov. .as4..--1lo Court Ut Com.
mon pluNa IL engaKod I'll a suIt brought by q
merchant OF this city aRa!nst Minister isartholo-
mol, Ut llllsala, to RECOVER for EFAtn supplied
hltA, and tho caso Is Interesting, Us 1t inyotycs
tho Immunity Ut Ambassadors tr1sn process u
civil Inv. Tho Minister Leoliuol to pay this aud
other bills Oh the ground Of extoruou. \ writ
was 6erye1 luAt summer la tho case,
nnd 1oy. l.tt!eAelI received te.c-
gram from ActIuK.sccretary hit pointing
ont that tho revised statutes prohibit tho soryuR
OF process upon MtuIaters. Subsequently Secro-
tary llsalno wroto au oIght.paKed lottor to Gov.
Lttlollelti, IN which he said that tho Statp ne-
purtIuent had boun officially informed that tho
Sheriff Of this county md gcryCal u prOcess OIL
lsarthOlon,el, that. wnlo no fornnl complaint
had been malo, the communication, sAid Mr.
nlalno, was duubtIcgs intended to bring to tho
notlca ct tho Government tho Invasion OF tho
diplomatic privileges OF the Russian Minister In
order that such nctlon might 10 voluntarily
tnken as circumstances seoinUl tu ro-
qulre. Dir. liluln0 Ia hia letter 9ocs infinitely
intp the law Of the Aueaton, poInts
out shat all lawyers. principals. and court olil-
cers ato liable 10 punishment torssry!uX process
ua 4 Minister, and asks that tho Attornoy-Gcn-
eral of thls State be requested by tho noyerupr
tu appear IN court ox.ulsclU aiit cull the Atten-
tion 1T tho court 10 this abu3e Of tho PROCESS.
And ask for such action ~ Will prevent re-
newaI Ut ~ untownrd au ncelrrence. Assistant
Attoraey. .Gonerai Colt did not appear. mud. NJ
though plaintiffs counsel objected, lhe GuIt
intimAtvd thAs upon thu HccClpt VI tho olflelnl
, 1881-11-23

Tint tic task nf bringing t!e t;crman ,coplc
nt"!rer tHl1nfty, or, ut lcnst, 10 unit'Il, ut
which, h: bus Inhnrc,l aii ilia life with com
would npt. however, t!ilnk of withdrawing
rnlnitf hi wern tn, yrnrs yol,ger md NJ viz
urniss na at tim c!Oxo NJ tho FreieI war. nr Ii
In in1,Ml ni.l and encn.Irauelnrut frau utn
Without tits. ainl worn mi ~ i,e Is by thirty
ia t1AuTr ,.u1rt,rr. Wv ''''' VI
1te believes fe tlas sufficiently ,rrfnr,ne,t lila
duties Ia his country nni w,1lti iu iustiticI
!,alIds. Alrently ut ll,n time nf tic lieriil,
to'lgrcss lle tllnaal;t fle hal exhausted Nil
hts phWpr III urtItl, nt,l u WAS UHly The l,ou-
t,rt.'n trust pla:r'l tm him by ali I;,lnpn
TINT encouraged !lm IL. prueced will tia
iilGt VIII, muir: gratitude in fn.cinh .cUu,-
tries, tflnn III t;erfiany, where, aImrt run,
tn .i'!I'esnr; tl,ere WY nut .Fac' II tl,alk;
i,oiHioii; rlio ar!iele ihei! m reirrs 'Si u ii" @
Ci,ni'cclihrs activity III THO fIeltt Or fur
rIntct c,gt fftatIo''S; n !" to ni'oi,S t, as
successful politician w!ntlt t;ern,nmy l!,s
prDdlicetl tnr gcncfatI1iIH Will! calnInMrs
altsi ;a sl.spi;!"l1s u t!1e ttsest BIND, WHO,
nai!on, tuweyrr ~ might rtgret ii for tlle
iiniioll's snke: According II, tho brtneipirs
nf IarltnncntnrlS,n tho isletorlty To w]mn
lic yielded wnnl!l l,nvn ~ tukG hts placc; but
tflhllEh Clerlcals utld Frhtsressists call ,oi'-
!1nsG II cOlhiioll lHey ca'itlnt rule FL NerH
tiin lrlnce. therefore. To- net t.crnfssIon froIn
ttle E1,lporor t. retire (which tho Past i,l-
plies he llIeslltates tolng). his successor
Wosltt L!lFu to ny ion,'tl IN u .'all WHO n'ss.
tio.ls, ,ulu who, therefore. would not llnye
tflo nt'teccuelils nj tin Chancellor.
THE "fMsr'sn ARTICLE.
l}Eltr.rS, Nov. to.-T|e article In tin sc,n1-
official f'OSt Of which scf1t y,,1, II si,,innrv
lust ,tlpht. l,as nttrnctcl nrI.of ri,"u,n % NH
creacI nj, siirt sellsaiot,. nnj Il is IN ..xnts
geratIou to ,iY ij,nt ly tiis lin. Il n,!,st lnrr
becH reproduced j,y uyery ttuiIy n,i,cr in f;"r-
CurTrsj,o,iticucu ,i Ills evening nrin;s Il
ytt}Ht,f Tim i'm 1T 1,,t,t1nni,} II u,c IL, H. ss
, 1881-11-23
FRANCE.

C0sMEllCE WITH ESnLAND.
r.i1us, Nov. @a.-Of tic AngIo-Frchcll
commercial treaty. It Is sald tiausbutta's
economic convictions nro not strnng enough
tn lInko lin offer nlIy very l,crnic resist
nice, atltl therefore he will not cntleuyor to
impose Ills will Oh 1'arilan'cnt.
IN Tli,: C1IAsl1En or DEPUTIES
t0slay, In tho cuMlntttao oil supplementary
yOlDs fnr operations III TunEs, Gambet.n
stated that tho policy 0f the Government
reIaltv0 IL Tlnfs wns bascd oI, te ur,ter Of tho
tlay moved by hl,n mid nttoptcd tic 9TH Inst.
declaring tint France WIS resolved to luynlly
observe tho treaty with tl1o l}ey. lie sai.t all
future measures would previously bo sub
mlt.e'l to tho Chambers fur approval. 1lo
woaltl submit Saturday fresl, credits for tho
expenses Of December. lie declined to say
anything In approval or tlisnppruynl OF tho
financial acts OF thu late Cabinet.
THE uUyEKSt,tssIIIi' or At.0EE1t
was offered to Dn Freycinct, but positively
declined.
4 SENSATIONAL TELE0ttAM.
Gainbcttn's urgail, Ptirts, publishes scn-
aatl0nal tclcHrnln from London stating TINT
Dlsnlnrck's soil llerbert las arrived lii 1.oli.
don Oh n secret mission. Ills errantk the tel
cgrain says. IL to offer England possession Of
Egypt to tic exclusion of Francc, nlu gtlar-
anteo tint no Power having interests In ll,o
Mediterranean bo permitted to 90 beyond
tho diplomatic llicnns III resisting such All
nexatior.
TIE INTERPRETATION
put upon tho alleged mission of Herbert
bismarck to London Ia tllat Germany,
yoxctl, II not uneasy, ut tho corItal retntIons
botweei Frnnce ntid England, Is trying to
transform into dtscord tic financial and