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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
MICE CoTTAGE-seyenioo rooms, neatly furnished,
In one square from street cars; s25 per month.
II OUSE-No. zoo fernando street, near Vance.
Il $. T.. MOORE q co.
GRIFFING PLACE, CHELSEA
u Apply on the premises
FURNISHED RooMs-PIeasant location, con-
II xenient 10 business. at l0l Jefferson street.
IN At 90 St. Martin street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
D00M-One handsome furnished room, large or
ID small, at III Washington street
p ooM-A pleasant Furnished room. at &c Mon
II roe street. one square from 0body Hotel
DRICK REshDKNCE-Ths comfoftabie brick
ID residence on New Madison street, immesi-
ately east OF the railroad bridge TO desirable ten
ant wii be putin R1I 9T9sE
I ARGE FIRsr-CLASS COTTON WAREHOUSE
IL new roof, in perfect repair; will cover POO
room, with gas and water connections; location
an shelby street, between Beale and Linden; or
same until end OF the cotton season.
}. V. PATRICK, at Memphis Gin,
Geo Main street.
n EsIRA Bile OFFICE-On second floor OF No.
II AZ Madison street, Apply 10 4 !, ~,
-E'oRNIsHED ROOMS
Il Al ~ Court street.
pESlDEEcE-Mrs. & ~. Bowles's residence.
e0p gwen o " gaaEg IS A8RFS Front 70 street.
ENIEE PLANTAIloN-On Presidents Island for
II rent from January 1, 1888; $50 acres Of cleared
land on head of Presidents Island cult waited for
i've years past BY Colonel Ed. Richardson with
Shelby convict labor. Will be rented to responsible
party Tor one or more term OF years his place is
under gooo fence; has al necessary cabins and
miles of the city OF Memphis For terms apply 70
ovIRToE 4 aRovFsk0k
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

A COLONY OF Russian refugees has been
established in Middlesex county, Va, where
a tract of 500 acres has been secured and
nearly 100 persons have been located.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

THE Sumter County (Fla.) AdUance ssys
that number of prominent capitalists met
in Washington recently and took steps 10
organize the Florida Ship Canal Company,
with capital of 5000 600. The object is
to constrtse. a ship canal across the penin-
sula of FJarida, from the Calf of Mexico TO
tine Atlantic ocean. We presume it is the
old Florida canal scheme revived.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

Boston shops are supplying, for the most
part, cotton m machinery for the new factories
in the South, while manufacturers in the
cities of Erie, Buffalo, Rochester, Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee,
Chicago, Indianapolis, Louisville, and other
cen.ers are filling orders for machinery of
every description for working up the fine
timber of the South. Not long ago, thirty
carloads OF machinery, OF various kinds
principally for wood working-were at the
depot of The Louisville and Nashville rail-
road, at Louisville, on one day, all to be
distributed in the South, along the lines of
that road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

PROF FORBES has been experimenting
with wire to determine the thickness required
far carrying different electric currents with
out overheating, and announces a result
that if you carry definite amount of cur
rent through wire of a certain diameter
without heating il over a temperature of
1902, then, in order TO carry 4 current twice
as great without overheating, the wire used
must be twice the diameter or four times The
section. This is an important matter, if true,
for the size OF conductors is a very impor-
tant element in the cost OF a plant for cleo
trio lighting, and conductors liable TO be
over heated greatly Increase he cost Of the
current, besides being dangerous.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

In the Union Medic lie Ell Scientifque du
Nord-Est, Prof Lsjoux points out a fraudu-
lent substitute for glycerine, which has been
introduced into the French market. The
ordinary physical character of the liquid
closely resembles fine specimen of glycer-
inc; If, however, has bitter taste, due TO
an impure sulpbate of magnesium, and con-
tains glucose. Cumulative analysis show
ed that the preparation was simply sat-
ursted solution OF sulpha'e of magnesium,
with 100 grsmmes of glucose to the liter, TO
disguise the taste of the salt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

TIE scientific expedition which left
Princeton june 7sth, sseGred 1900 pounds of
valuable fossils, which saye been classified
and added 20 The college, museum. The col
lections were made in Wyoming, Nebraska
and Dakota.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TN accordance with the charter of the Memphis
J. City Schools, notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in the different wards
throughout the city, on the
First Thursday in January, 1883,
to elect One School Visitor from each ward to
serve for the period of two years.
By order G. ". RAMBAUT,
President Board of Education.
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many for an engine, the piston of which ID
driven backward and forward by small
charges of gunpowder supplied at each end
by an automatic arrangement. The ignition
is effected by the motion of the piston, which
draws in flame of gas or spirit, the access
being regulated BY side valves, which also
open outlets for the escape Of the gases OF
combustion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

HoLLo1 steel shafiing is being made in
France by casting the metal round core Of
lime. the iBgot being finally rolled into
shafting, the lime core going with it, and di-
minishing in diameter in the same proper
ton as the metal, even when the total diam
eter lie reduced 10 one-fourth of an inch.
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ALL the bays, creeks and rivers OF the
gulf coast counties abound in the finest
oysters and fish; and oranges, figs, grapes,
peaches and melons are grown in great per-
lection, to supply the home and New Or
leans markets. The Mobile and New Or
leans railroad sff3rds fine facilities for
TRANSFORMATION.
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ONE gallon of distilled water weighs ten
pounds; one gallon OF sea water weighs
1882 pounds; one and eight-tenths cubic
feet of water weighs 100 pounds; tbirty-six
cubic feet weigh one ton, and equal 224 gal
Ions; one cubic foot contains six and one
fourth gallons. In pipes the square OF the
diameter in inches equals pounds weight OF
water per yard. Example: A tbres-inch
pipe holds nine pounds per yard. Oae one
huudredth inch of rain is about one ton
weight to the acre. nominal horse power
per hour.
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TWELVE years ago Mr.. Joseph Morgan
started cattle ranch ia Forl county, Ks.,
on borrowed capital. He recently sold a
choice here o. 1000 heal for 100000 cash
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THE Commercial Bulletin truthfully says
that when mechanics az grand body be-
come more thoroughly impressed with the
conviction that the way TO advancement
both as to personal position and none
tsry returns lies through the mastery OF
science in the application OF principle 10
their daily work, we may anticipate some
Joint movement on their own part to esisb-
lish means for SECURING technical knowI-
edge. For instsnee, the laws OF expansion
and contraction, as applied to many cast
ipgs. and even TO the wrought iron and steel
industries, would prevent much waste in the
foundry and a. the forge from the effect of
unequal expansion and contraction, and
also occasion fewer inequalities In the quail
lily of that supposed treacherous material,
steel. 1T would also prevent many mishaps
to boilers, engines, and their accessories in
cold weather.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
SHERIFFS TAX NOTICE
TO DELINQUENTS.

rTNHE unpaid State and County Tax Bills for the
l. year 1882 of the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
and Tenth wards, and the six h, Twelfth. Four
teenth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth Civil Districts
have been placed in my hands for collection. Par
ties who have not paid their taxes in said wards
and districts will please call at to the Sherins
office and pay same without any further cost and
trouble. as no personal property is exempt from
seizure for taxes. 7. r. ATHY. sheriff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

ALABAMA is as large as England. and yet
has only 100000 of people to Eoglands
21,O00,000. Californis, with less than l ,000,-
900 of people, is very little smaller than
France with 10000 900. If Texas were SET
tied as thickly as Massachusetts,, it would
hold more than the present population of
the whole United States; and if the United
States had as many inhabitants to the square
mile as England has, its population would
equal, very nearly, the population of the
whole globe.
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Personal.

a LADY WISHES TO RENT HhR FURNISHED
a HOIJsF-To parties with whom she can board
IN part pa yment of rent house is large, centrally
located, large yard. two cisterns OF e1cSleh.
water: well adapted for bosIdinghouse. W1lfreat
low 10 a responsible tenant, without children
Possession given LIST February. Address
MRS. L., Appeal oftice.
BROCKWAY TEACHERS AGEHCf--Times
. Building Chicago, Ills, supplies colleges or
private families with able INSTRUCTORS.
TISTERNS BUILT, Repaired and Warranted, or
- no charge THOs. CUBBINS. 43 Madison s..
NJ w. BROOKS, DENTIST,
wv go Main street. Memphis Tenn
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FOR SALE.

nOG-PUPPIES-A No. dog by JET Nick
L. olson's) ex Kathleen II. Also Gordon pup
pies from the best strain in the United States For
pedtgrees and prices, address
DIANo-A Grand-squaTe Chickering Piano ss
M ES-MULES-MULES-JUS RECEIVED.
INl Also extra-fne lot of Banda year-olds.
Come quick, YOU will lose the best bargains ever
offered. F. A. JONES CO., 81 Monroe st.
DIANOS-A large lot of seven-octave second
l. hand Pianos, including Knabe and other
ward. E. WITZMANN & co.
E1INE LOT OF MUSIC BoXEs-For Hol day
II Presents, at H0LLENBERG'S.
I1REEMAN & Cocoon 9, Times Building,
u Chicago, Ills, Real Estate Agents. Cores
pordence solicited.
HOKSE-Fine saddle and harness horse years
Il old, cheap. J. NJ. Mcdowell, Moscow. Tenn.
LNERkYBoAT ROY-Length 90 7-l0feet; breadth
IL % feet; depth hold 10; tonnage 40 6o-lO0;
s,ernwheel, 2 engines ~ by ~ stroke; boi er 6
hues. 40 by IS long; years old draws IS inches;
ready for business; now lies at New Albany: will
sell cheap for cash. For terms. etc. address
WILL s. HAYS,
Louisville, KY.
r AkGE LIST OF CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
II Also farms ana plantations in Arkansas, Mis-
skippi and Tennessee, at low prices.
H. L. GUION, 19 Madison street.
nESIRABLE BUILDING LOfS-On southeast
IL corner Poplar and Manassas streets: also lot
on corner Saffarans and Sixth streets Terms, part
cash; balance in one and two years.
J. N. TREZEVANT, 275 Main street.
DIANOS-Three secondhand Knabe Pianos;
l. also several Others. Cheap for cash..
--.s.s,a,s E WITZMANN.& CO.
ElNGINE-A SECONDHAND upright engine and
IL boiler, Lane Bodley make, dve-horse
power Apply 10 = G.. Toof & Co., Is West Court
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For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes.

For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go TO Voeseli & Co.'s, 81 aud 40 Main
street, as they are always reliable.
Have Hook & LaGrill Weatherstrip
Your doors and windows 10 keep out the rain,
dust and cold draft. 289 SECOND STREET,
Best Style Of Fine Boots and Shoes
Made TO order at Voegeli & Co.'s, 27l Main
street. Mr.. Dick Bross can't be heat.
Oysters, Fish and Game.
Merchants of the city will 30 well 10 or
der everything in This line from Clement for
the coming holidays as he keeps nothing
but the best. and file all orders promptly.
Important.
III WISH OF
expreSsase Nnd c1fRz-- ork cIIy
SION u fsrand Union Hotel. opposite q Eaasi>>snd
~ iepot Four hundred ana Ally eieg1 -
ftisd NJ al An expense of sl00 0,ooo Ieduced % 81
ana atsraTds per day. Elevator. kestAnram sup
plfed WITH fhe best. Horse-caIss stages ana ele-
vAted railroad 10 all depots EsnInes can live
batter for lesA money at the Grand Union than at
an ' other irstclsss hotel1n tne ciB,
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cioaks aud household sriiclss r.tv 8e-s-.es.
gradually disappearing from the home of
Capt. w. B. Weisiger. Yesterday he went to
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M. GOODMAN & co.
j. ROESCHER. Manager.
TAKEN UP.

ORSE-On Christmas day, Adams street.
II Owner can have same by paying charges and
proving property. MRS. VIM. ROGERS. COS Shelby.
VOWS-December 23d at Spicer place Kerr ave
" nue. two cows-black and ortnale-
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Administrators sale.

AUH1InIstFAGOFB safe.
ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER 90, 1882, AT II
" O'Clock m. will. in front of the postofice in
Collierville, Shelby county. Tenn, sell at public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, for cash. the I'M
tate OF S, D. Msngum deceased, and the late firms
of 8. ID. Mangum & Co. and Msngum & Bro. Said
claims will be sold in eight lots or packages.
A. ID. GWYNNE,
Admir- nf 6 Manri1rn dennasad
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ELECTION NOTICE.
CTATE NATIONAL BANK, 4
y MEMPHIS, TENN, December s, 1882.
B1-A meeting of the stockholders of this Bank will
be held on TUESDAY. January 9, 1883, at their
clearinghouse, between the hours of IL O'Clock and
pm, for the purpose of electing Thirteen Direct
ors to serve for the ensuing year.
] A HAYES JR Cashier
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1.-TWO FRONT ROoMS-Day -boarders wanted;
204 THIRD STREET.
M lanes HOTsF-Nos IS and 60 Adams street.
- Rooms and board, 81 per day; - per week
pOOM-One furnished u;Ifurnished room,
n with board. at l79 Second street
f0oO A0o~' AD At72 Madison street;
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Go TO Voeseli & Co.'s, 27I aud 40 Main
street, as they are always reliable.
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The Legislative CouDeil met yesterday
afternoon, with President Hadden in the
chair, and the following members present:
Messrs. Burke, Graves. Lee, Gavin and Kney.
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and seven days after the operation was again
performed OF the same arm, and at a dis
lance of six or eight inches from the first
application. Soon after the young lady was
taken with pain about the head, followed by
sw cling of the head and neck, and she soon
entered into a semi-conscious condition,
which continued without change for period
of twelve days. Her parents became alarmed
and summoned doctors from Middlebury,
Burlington and other places, who seemed un-
able to account for her illness or relieve her,
and on Monday she sank into comatose
state and death ensued on Thursday evening.
The physicians disagree as to her case Some
entertain the opinion that pneumonia may
have been the cause, while others generally
decline to express an opinion. The vaccine
virus with which the inoculatio was per-
formed was obtained from a reliable house in
New York, and is believed by the physician
who administered it to be a safe article.
The young woman had enjoyed good health
up to her vaccination, and the cause of her
death seems a mystery. Several parties who
have been vaccinated here have been severe
ly indisposed from it's effect. In the case of
Miss Hare there were no symptoms discov-
cred of smallpox, although stories were rife
that the virus had proved to be that of
smallpox, and much anxiety was felt as a
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Houses and Lots For Sal

- THE Brick House Isl Bradley street. nd
lii ern conveniences; possession May lst. A sec
E.H ond noor Tenement corner George and DAY
streets city water POSSESSION imnledfztely Tan
ement third floor, a. AIS Congress Avsnue: 1885,
Ion immediately. FOR SALE-A House. nrss-clss.
location, containing modern imProyements. also,
corner Lot on Wooster and Wallace streeta snft.bs
for manufacturing purposes
JOSEPH SoSSESBERG. Real Estate Broker,
fes "a Ch.r.si ctrs~4
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Artists Canvas.
All Sizes, on Stretchers.

Send for samples and Price List.
White Holly Placques for decorating, Is, 18, and
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NEW YORK.
Ex-senator Conkling in Court.

New YORK, Feb. lin an injunction case
against the Mutual Union Telegraph compa-
ny to-day before Judge Armour in the Su-
preme Court an adjournment was asked for
by the legal representatives of the telegraph
company on the ground that necessary Aft
davits on their side were not ready. The ex-
animation of the officers of the company, the
contractors, &c, was conceded inasnuch as
resistance to it would have indicated that
there was ground for granting an injunction.
The final hearing was sci down for next
Thursday. Among the eminent counsel who
were engaged in the suit conspicuous was ex-
Senator Conkling, who appeared in behalf of
the stockholders seeking to restrain the COM
pany from issuing the ten millions of stock
without consideration.
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FIRE RECORD.
Fire In IA Newspaper Office


LAWRENCE Mass, Feb IA fire &C.
sErred in the Office of the ESser Eagle this
evening, which caught in the upper story of
alarms we're given and it was upwards of two
hours before the flames were subdued. The
loss is about Sc, 900, covered by insurance.
When the fire was got under control a re-
quest was received from Haverhill for assis-
tance and Chief Engineer Head sent Wash
ington steamer to that city. The Eagle will
appear tomorrow morning as usual.
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FORTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l

WASHINGTON, FeO. II.
>->sENATE.-The chair submitted response from the
commissioner of the general land Office to the reeo
luton of inquiry relative to the right Of the Indian
Territory Referred
League club of New York oity memorial in favor OF
the bill introduced By Mr.. Blair to aid in the estab-
Iishment and support of Common schools resolu-
ton appended to the memorial expressing hearty a
proval of the scope and object of the bill was at the
request of Mr.. Miller, read by the secretary.
Mr.. Coke, from the Committee Commerce., re-
ported favorably the bill making appropriation
for the continuance of improvements at Galveston
harbor, and it passed.
After the morning hour, the Senate went into ex-
ecutive session. The Senate remained in executive
session until 430 p. and adjourned until Monday
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the regular order
of business to be the motion to lay the table the
by Mr. Springer of Illinois, to reconsider the vote by
which the House rejected the amendment offered to
the apportonment bill by Mr.. CoIerick, of Indiana
The motion was carried, yeas $780, nays ia. All the
substitutes and pending amendments were voted
down and the bill passed reported from the COM
mittee except that it gives 1926 members distributed
under the old method, instead of 800 under the
or "Seaton" method
Following is a summary of the bill finally adopt
ed: The first section gives 325 members distributed
to the States telegraphed in these dispatches last
night. The second section provides that when new
State is admitted the Representatives assigned it
shall be in addition to this number of 1926.
The third section proyides that REPRESENTATIVES.
shall be elected from districts composed of contiguous
territory and containing as nearly practicable an
equal number OF Inhabitants. Where change in
Iuo uuuoeE VI REPRESENTATIVES is olectlOu IN
to be had by the old districts and the old laws unless
the Legislature otherwise orders. Where
the number of members under the
distribution is greater than under the old
additional member members may be
elected by the State at large should the Legislature
fail to redistrtct the State before the time for cleo
ton Where the number of members from the State
has been decreased the whole number of members
be at large unless the Legislature shall have pro-
vded method before the time for the next election.
After the passage of the apportionment bill the
House took up the private calendar The first was the
bill to restore Thomas Little, court martialed cap
tain in the army to his rank. After discussion the
bill effectually killed and buried.
The House adiOucnhd at 5 ID.
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.
Aytctory for the rIahoneites.

Victory for the NIahoneites.
RICHMOND, Feb. 1.-THE deadlock in the
Senate was broken this morning by the de-
lection of Senator Wingfeld on the motion
to pass by the special order of the day.
Wingfeld is the only Senator elected as a
straightout Republican. He has been voting
with the four boiling Readjusters, but on this
motion voted with the Mahoneites. No rea-
son was given for the change This will de-
feat Massey for auditor and elect the caucus
nominee Brown Allen.
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n. p. HOADLEY'S
Real Estate Office,

No. Hsadiey Building, Opp. PosteaEee.
- RENTS are being cz led for daily Tho=s
Efii having houses to rent and wish 70 be relieved
ELL Of The annoyance of finding tenants and col
ecttng the rents for nominal cost will do well to
call and advise with We seldom lose any reutnL
$lOO OOOTGaSGieead OF on ss 9sPs aqn.s
Nor gage, Large Security. Prompt Payment of liter
est ct my office, to per cent. Interest
Houses and Lots for ale in every pGrt % The CITY
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New York Produce Market,

NEW YORK, Feb H.
FLOUR-Quiet No. ., 81 95as4 90 superine, s. 10
asa IS; Southern -four steady and in moderate de-
mand common to choice extra, IS 30as8 90.
WHEAT-Heavy, unsettled and lower; No. Red
81 341a $1 Sc No. do, 81 80 ungraded winter Red
81 24aS1 3556 No. Red for February, 81 34A do.
March, 81 351Saf1 &c. do April. 81 81 sssf1 3914 do
May, 81 37SaSl 394S.
CORN-Cash lots higher and strong options heavy
and lower ungraded mixed. 63a69; No. 3, 63Ha64 !:
No. 2 677la69; No. 2 mixed for March, 67zGs6s5s :;
do. April, 691ia693s.
OATs-strong, higher and fairly sotive No. 1
White, 50 No. do, 507za5114 MOL mixed 80 No.
do, 494ia5 No. mixed for February, 49, do.
March, 484.
RYE-Du1 at 8Sa94
BARLEY-Quiet.
PoRK-Firm and quiet; spot new mess, ST. 75a
S18 90.
=LARD-Steady and fairly active; 81 90 for cash,
February and March 81 1OsS11 l2H for April
WHISKEY-Nominal
Observation-Disclosures dull and easier: United,
S51Sc crude in barrels, 65{a7Hc refined in barrels,
77sc asked resales of refined offered in New York st
TIC
BUTTER-Rsther quiet but very nrm ins
stock, which is still scarce; State, 25a45c. western
I5a45c.; Elgin creamery, 46a47c.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Russia.

War With Germany Predicted.
PARIS, Feb. 17.-General Skobeleff to-day
in receiving deputation of students said a
war between Russia and Germany was inevi-
table, but at present Russia was held in
check by foreign influence. But, said he,
1--WE are not at home in our own house, The
German is everywhere and his hand is in
everything. The struggle between the Slav
and the Teuton will be long, sanguinary and
terrible, but the Slav will triumph in the
end" General Skobeleff's speech is be-
ieyed to be inspired by the Russian govern
ment and had created great sensation
throughout Europe