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The soteldo murder Case.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-The jury in
the Soteldo case has been completed-eleven
white aud one colored, the latter a local
Methodist minister. Witnesses were exam
ined as 10 the location of the premises where
the homicide occurred and the weapons used
DIR. u. L. Sowexs, one of the attending sur
geons, testified as to the nature of the
wounds Of Barton and Sotelde, and was on
the stand when recess was taken.
Alter recess, testimony was given to show
that the bullet taken from the body of
SoteIdo and from he neck OF Barton, were
testified mat defendant had SAID on the
afternoonsof the tragedy that there would
be devil 10 pay tonight, and that fifteen
men were looking for Barton.
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NAVAL AFFAIRS,
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BOARD OF NAVAL
OFFICERS

WASHINGTON, October 3l.-The Board of
Naval Officers suggest the abolition of the
following rates: Finisher, boilermaker, sea-
men, extra and ordinary seameD, extra
cooper, jack of-the-dust, baker and second
class painter. There is to be one blacksmith
for general ship work, two grades of seamen
are 10 be established, 10 rate as ordinary sea-
men, The second class TO be for apprentices
only Lsndsmen enlisting for general ser
vice to agree TO serve in the engineer force;
the name apprentice" is to apply to lads
enlisting to serve until twenty Zone years of
age; the term "boy" to young men for gen.
eral service for three years. All men en-
listing on foreign stations, except continuous
service certificate men, will be enlisted for a
cruise. The board recommends an increase
in the pay Of petty officers and enlisted men,
in view of the increased wages received by
persons in civil life. The board also fixes
the compliments of all classes of vessels.
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MTHE Signal Service hss just Issued a Sc
ries of tabIes Of rainfall a.ssl-sSsAp2raiure
thai intelligent sgriculturisfs will find of
great value, az The rainfall and temperature
in the various climatic divisions of the
United States is compared with the crop
production. The compiler has performed
his task OF arrangement with skill and care.
He says: SHOULD these tables be extended
from month 10 month, and The results COM
pare with the corresponding months and
seasons OF previous years, it is believed that
valuable suggestions might be obtained,
which would aid those interested in selecting
crops best suited to the seasons of the year
and to the various sections OF the country"
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The GARFIELD RAZAR.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS RECEIVED FROM ALL
PARTS OLE THE COUNTRY.

PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON, October 31.-At a meeting
of the Board OF Direction of the Garfield
Monument Fair Association tonight encour-
aging advices were received from different
points throughout the country. The whole
space of the rotunds of the capitol has been
already taken. The secretary.of the associa-
ton is in daily receipt of gifts and exhibits
from all paris of the country. The board
decided To offer a premium of $500
for the best bale of upland cotton
offered as donation 10 the monument fund.
The programme finally agreed upon is as
follows: Saturday, November 25th, Opening
Ceremonies; 10Th, Garfield Memorial Day
27Ih, Army of the Cumberland Day; 2Sth,
Children's Day; goth. Wheemen's; Both,
knights Templar Day; December LIST, Mill
tary; I'd, District of Columbia; Sd, Closing
Ceremnniea -
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LITTLE Rock, October 31.-At O'Clock
this afternoon Jules Roeder, of St. Louis,
late drummer for ShapIeigh, Cantreli d Co,
of that city, was found dead in bed IN the
CITY Hotel. There were no marks OF NO
Ience, and the verdict of the corsnsrs Jury
was "death from unknown causes. IL IL
understood that Roeder had been taxing
morphine regularly for some time, and ms
friends believe that his death was accidental
from an overdose He had been IN the CITY
several weeks. He was unmarried.
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VALUABLE OIL LANDS

TAKEN FOR THEIR RECOVERY.
WASHINGTON, October 31.-The chief
clerk in the Office of the solicitor Of
the treasury has just returned from In
diana, where he has been taking depo-
sitions in the ejectment case brought at
Pittsburg by the United States for the re-
covery of valuable oil lands in Forest county,
Pa. Possession of this land was taken from
the government a few years ago by one John
Sliney, who, it is stated, took advantage of
the fact that certain deeds completing the
chain of the title in the United States had
been lost unrecorded, and procured quit
claim deeds for a nominal sum from the
heirs of the former owner.
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The Venerable bishop smith. of Zen.

NEW York, October S1.-The fftieth an
niversary Of the conservation of tine veneia-
bic presiding Bishop Smith, of Kentucky,
who was eonsecrated October 3lst, 1882, and
who is the only surviving bishop OF four
consecrated at that time, was celebrated this
morning in ST. PAul's chapel. Brief deyo-
tional services were held. Rev. DIR. DIX
read formal address of congTatulation 10
Bishop Smith, and at the close presented him
with massive gold chalice and Paten.
Bishop Smith made a reply, and Rev. DIR.
Potter, en- behalf OF the Board OF Missions,
presented him with set Of resolutioc
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burger and Police-Leut. S. E. Fauth were
dismissed from the force to-day, and VIM.
Stewart, member of the Fire Department,
was arrested on charge of conspiring to
cause illegal voting at the late City Council
election, and held in bail for the action of
the grand Jury
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EIOPement of a BeaufifuI YOapg Lady
with n Negro.

DENVER, COL, October 3I.-Society circles
here are very much excited over the elope-
ment of young and beautiful girl of eigh-
teen, the daughter of a well-to-do stock
raiser, with a black negro, employed on her
fathers place, as hideously ugly as she is
beautiful. 1t is a strange case OF infatua-
ton which cannot be understood, as she was
a great favorite in society and had many
admirers
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Fatally Stabbed.

Special to the Appeal -
LITTLE Rock, ARK, October 3I-Jobn
Love, a young and popular merchant at
Searey, was stabbed sir times last evening
BY John HUFF, well-berer. OF that place.
Huff was drunk at the time. Loves inju-
ries are reported 10 be of fatal character.
Huff is in Jail, with public sentiment rum
ming high against him.
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A MANIAC MOTHER
Murders Her Three Little Children and
Then Commits Suicide-A Deed OF
Unparalleled Horror.
A Strange Tragedy at Little ROck-A
White Girl ElOpes with Negro
Fatally Stabbed.
Special TO the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
FORREST CRY, ARK-. October 3l-An-
other murderer escaped from the clutches of
the law. This morning about o'clock S. d.
Apperson, who was sentenced to four years
IN the State penitentiary for the murder of
Tate S. Wallace, was set at liberty from the
county Jail. Jailer Baldwin's statement is
that he was overpowered by six or seven
armed men and made TO surrender the Jail
keys. The mob was supposed to be from
Tt vIor1. crack
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A CRUSHING DEFEAT.
Chalmers and WimberIy Laid Out by
Col. Eaikner.

Special to the Appeal
MIDDLETON, Tenn, October 31.-Col. w.
c. Falkner me tChalmers and Wimberly at
Walnut yesterday. Falkner's victory was
complete. He was an overmatch for the
little "game cock" The Democrats are
jubilant. Manning's election is certain.
Speaking at Fslkner tomorrow by the same
narfiaa
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WASHINGTON.
The Garfield Monument Bszaar-Naval
Anairs-CaBifaI Briefs.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-The exchange
of three per cent. bonds for three and half
per cents will be resumed tomorrow.
The amount of three per cent. bends issued
in exchange for three and half per
cents is about $259,000,00O, leaving $1l9,-
1852, 500 uncalled for three and a half per
cents exchangeable into threes at the option
OF the holder
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YELLOW-FEVER.
Fifteen New Cases and Two Deaths at
PensaeOla-Efficiency Of the Cor
don at Brownsville.
Quarantine TO be Raised at New Or.
Ieans-Dr. Jones to the Governor
Of Texas.

PENSACOLA, October 3I-Fifteen new
cases of fever reported to-day and four
deaths, two of the deaths outside the city,
the twin children of Mr.. Nix, on the Per-
dido, seven years old. Nix had already
lost two children by fever. Weather show
cry, but very warm. Capt. Bilson, of the
British bark Rhods, and the captain OF
another chip wrecked, also two citizens OF
Pensacola, left this morning By special car,
completely isolated from the other passen-
gers, for Louisville, beyond the bounds of
The SeS.Ih~4a-Gn sraniioe- This privilege
coat The party 500 IN addition ~ de ina II
fare for passsge.
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r~.,, sang through 10 APPS
river, some twenty miles northwest.


sPERsoNs whose blood has been corrupted
and the circulation dersnged by foul secre-
tions-the result OF the disordered chemistry
of the bodv-need for their publication
something like an inward baptism at the
hands OF Mrs. Lydia Z. Piukham. whose
labratory ii at No. 233 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Her Vegetable Compound Is
fairly inundating the country as with river
of lille.
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wsuPay Deiaar for ssoIIar.

SEDALIA. No., October 31.-The we'll
known sh6lessle and retail dry goods estab-
lishment OF John Caller, this city, made an
assignment 10 John n. Dolby. Liabilities
unknown, but large. The assets are be-
lieved to be sufficient to pay dollar for dollar
of all Indebtedness
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Attempted 90 Drown aer Rabx.

CHARLoTTEvILLE, VA, October 31.-A
colored woman at Ivey Depot, AlbemarIe
county, attempted last night to drown her
two-year-old boy. She was caught in the
act. A cloth was tied over the boys face and
a rope tied tightly around his throat, and she
was hauling him up and down the stream.
II is thought the boy would not recover.
The mother was placed in Jail.
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RICHMOND, VA, October 31.-The mill
tary, civic and trades parade on the evening
OF the opening of the Virginia State Far
surpassed any previous displays The pro-
eession was three hours passing gwen
point, and was witnessed by over 60.OO0
rannlR
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L1rrLE Rock, October 31.-Lsst night in
the suburbs of Hot Springs, while party
OF drunken hoodlums were sitting up with
the corpse of Edward Murphy "a pauper) 8
lamp was upset and exploded. The drapery
of the couch containing the body ignited,
and before the flames were eItinguishsd the
corpse was burned to crisp.
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Unable 10 MAKO Co,1ec,,o,.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 31.-Meyers 4
Marcus, wholessle dry goods house, made
an assignment. Reported Liabilities, $780,
600. Assets in stock and accounts are mers
than the liabilities. The fsilurei Is attributed
to INABILITY to m axe colledtious.
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Trnsfee,s Sale.

NE WFDNFsDAY. NOVEMBER q. $50, IN
u front of my once. No 2 Madison street:
Memphis viii sell, TO the highest Diooe1 -, ~.
cash the south half of Lot No g. W 4 Sones soo-
division south of Memphis. containing le 1ELes-
8ale made under trust deed made 20 ne y San
ders' i. B. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE
R II Al e y Il IT L,
ON OPENED BIDDINGS.

No. 4Is7 Rim the Chancery Court Of Shelby coun-
ty-Wm. Robertson, executor Of Geo. Robertson.
deceased, Vs. z. T. Church, administrator Of E.
3. Aydlett Ct al
DIX virtue Of an inteEloeutory decree opening
ID biddings entered in the above cause on the
9th day Of October, 1850, viii sell. ~ public
suction, TO the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters Office. courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, November 4, Is82,
commanding ~ Y O'Clock m. the following de-
scribed property, situated in Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn to-wft: A certain lot on fernando
street On east ale OF Bayou Gayeso fronting aboIH
~ feet, west deTth Of 12s leef, with the improve
nentA
Terms OF sale-Oa seven months credit Lien
retained, free from redemption This October q,
ISS2 x. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Morgan x Mcfarland, CAN'T 4 Patterson, Soils
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the sltaasson AZ nrewn.vslIe.

BRowssvIILE, October 31.-Joseph Hop
kline, jr., only son OF Postmaster Hopkins,
died to-day of consumption. 1t was the first
funeral attended by Americans since the
commencement Of the epidemic. DIR. Muir
ray has just returned from an inspection OF
the Gordon, and reports good health all
along the line. Weather warm.
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Hot SPRINGS, October 3I.-While crszed
with liquor, Frank Adcock shot and instantly
killed his brother-in-Iaw, d. G. Bayne, at the
latter's residence, five miles west OF the city,
last NIGHT
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Monday. Storm i'm Iowa.

DATn,.PoRF, IA, October 31.-The main
i2e's Of Mondays hailstorm in this vicinity,
as given IN yesterday, dispatches, H-o I'M
changed. A survey Of the field shows one
lie lost and seven persons seriously injured.
Tue loss TO property will reach over 600.
The line OF the storm is in the shape OF
new moon, varying in width from half q mile
10 100 feet, the most destructive work being
done 10 The central paft OF the eoursee, The
point OF beginning Was fve milss norfhvA-s
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CHICAGO, October 31-Early this morn
ing FIRE destroyed the building and STOCK
of the Western Refrigerator Company, ~
and 229 Michigan street. Loss, sSosVo"i
Insured
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It will be seen by comparing the two cleo
tions that the Democrats made gain of
43424.
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SAVANNAH, GA, October 31.-David
Greene, colored, wss arrested to-day for the
murder of Policeman John Sullivan,
ChrisImss 1853
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COney Island Races

NEW YORK, October 31.-The Coney
Island winners to-day were Caramel, But
tercup, Baby and Tennyson.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Root and shoe Assignment.

MONTREAL, October 31.-The boot aud
shoe fra OF w. McL4ren d Co, assigned to-
day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets nn--.,.lv
as much. Aiy
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WASHINGTON, October S1.-Col. Robert
G. Ingersoll hiss been intervieEed unon SPe'
cial Counsel Wells,s y~s'0I' iu the otar-ioet@
hribsrx cs--s. Col. lngersoll says:
nave read the report, and l am very much
Obliged to Wells for making it. He has eorrobo-
rated my statement in many particulars. and has
furnished so much evidence in favor of its abso-
Into truth that feel under certain obligation 10
MIN. charged that Fall was employed by the
eSverRmsnt al SO q day; Wells admits IL that
Nel, IN was EN- ploVed at $50 month; Wells admits
Il; that Nelson was employed at $50 month {;
Wells admits it, that both these men were hired,
because Fall said he and Nelson had bribed brown
in a former case; Wells admits This also charged
that Fall mployed Foote Aad that Foote brought
Payne to Fall, and that Fan got fAyne
--svO IOr mis- vore: wells
this. The only difference between
Wellss statement and my own up 10 this point IS
to the form of the written agreement FAN
wrote for Brown to sign. All the evidence, taken
together, shows without one shadow OF doubt that
Fail was employed by the Department OF yusuee,
and that in the interest of his employer Fail en-
deayored TO corrupt Brown. IL is admitted by
the Department. of Justice that Fall not only made
improper proposals 20 the jurymen, but he carried
his impudence TO the extent OF making an i'm
proper proposal the Department OF Justice.
Wells Substantially admits that Fall did go q
Holnssd. and did tell him all the other jurors
were under the ban OF suspicion, and that be
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"WE can, without hesitation, say that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup has given the best satIs-
faction. We have sold an immense amount
OF Ii during the past winter.
WALLACE, HILTON & CO,
Druggists, Lock Haven, Pa.
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Hersterd,s ACID Phosphate
me vIrgini. state Pair.

DIV. Srn:.,-z-,,. =
ha- :. -'"-5---z...D, wellington, O., says: Y
-.To Used it adv zntageously in impaired
nervous supply.
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IKE great sympathetic and muscular sys-
pends kept from growing fabby and inactive Dy
using Browns Iron Rtters.
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New York, October sI.-Henry CLARK,
| stage carpenter The Park Theater, who
was burned at the fire Monday night, died
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DIED.

ZAMERNANE-Octo6ers 80, iSS2. HAEET FRANK.
infant son of Jasper ana Catherine Zimmerman,
aged six months and te n days
Funeral from residence. No. $50 Poplar street,
this "WEDNESDAY morning at 9 O'Clock
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AHFMPHIS R A. CHAPTER. No %, F. a
lNl and A M-Wil meet in special con- ~
vocation in the Tabernacle, Masonic TENN ~
pie this (wEDNESDAY) evening At ESQ NJ
O'Clock for work in the Royal Arch De-
gree. Visiting companions fraternally invited.
BY order H. B. CULLEN, Il. p.
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Ia 1881, the vote for governor was as fol-
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0lGlcGrian MkN
These farnouz Steel Pens HVN N
NJ combine the essential III II -
= ~ qualities of Elasticity, H II @# III
III Durability, and real Swan III Isl n WU ID
II Quilaction, and are suit n III
~ ed TO all styleaof writing. II HWW
~ Boz sale everywhere.

Trustees Sale,
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER D. 1857 IN
" trout of ny of4ce, No p Madison street,
Memphis, 1 will sell, TO the highest bidder. fsr
casa. % 251oO acres land, part of Lot No. z. VIZ.
Jones subdivision, south OF Memphis, sans land
conveyed to me by ID. c. Lowder by trust deed re-
corded in Book No. 49, page AS, Registers once,
to which reference Is made.
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Masonic Notice.

7 ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No. 2S9 F. AND
IL AM.-Will meet in stated commu- n
cation this (WEDNESDAY1 evening, Eov.~ ~
LIST, at $50 O'Clock, for dispatch OF bust M
ness Visiting brethren fraternally in-/ "
vited. BY order A. s. MYERS. W. n.
jas s. MARAFFY Secretary.
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260I-2 Main st.
ThsLNTLEHAVANA COMPANY

Supplement- to Royal Havana Lottery
Takes place "wednesday. Nov. 8, lss2.
NEW SCHEME 900 Tickets, Only 81
eneh-I204iPr1zes tU.S.Currency)lSS4,oO
CAPITAL PRIZE, $1,000.
Wh0Ies, 81. .-.....-- Halves, 81
y 40 Capital Prfzesi
0enr1uR to meet the very general demand Tor
EoW-pricsd Tickets, we have devised supplement
esry Series Of Prizes based upon the Regular DrHHs
tu,ss Of the Royal HAvana Lottery, the amount Of
Pr1ses IN winch are rs followa:
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EST ABLISHED 1910.

TIE Ohio secretary of state has made the
following official returns OF the late election:
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WAsHIEGToN, October 3I.-The grand
jury came into the Criminal Court this morn
ing with a number of indictments, present
menis and dismissals, and after going
through he form of presenting them, placed
the following communication in the hands
of Jusfice Wvlie.
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PACIFIC COAST.
fua Ter the latllsus

TrcsoS, April 21.-Runners from
Eagle Greek say that McMaster and five
Mexicans were killed there. A large
force of Indians yet renein on Eagle
Creek. Fears are entertained for the
safety of Tom Nsvland and wife. Ne
Murran and son, Lamb and son. and
some other parties. A party from Stat
ford says that at Eagle Creek this morn
ing there were three prospectors killed
on the Apache road. The bodies were
warm when the troops came up with
them. The Indians destroyed the
freight, shot some horses, and carried
others of with them. They also tried
to set fire to the wagons.
Later news says there were ten Mexi-
cans killed at Eagle Creek, including
McMaster's wife and children. The in
formant also states that one of his In
dian herders, who was taken prisoner by
Matte and Juh, escaped. aud says that
Newland, MoMurran and party are all
killed.
A special from San Carlos says the
Chircahuas made a raid in there after
the Locus band, and scooped everything
before them, killing twenty people. As
far - heard from, there are not sufi-
cient troops to protect the place.
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among Cuckches, and h:d arrived at
Kolymsk in the latter part Of February.
The journey to that point in midwinter
had been a terrible one. Ispravink says
that Glider brings information that the
steamer Rodgers was burned on the LIST
of January this year: that Lieut. Berry
and crew are a. Tupkan. where they get
food enough from the Chuches.
Ispravink, and Mr.. Devaraws, of Ko-
lymsk. have sent tobacco and. tea to
them for bartering purposes. They
needed nothing else. Three months
provisions were saved from the ship.
Tupkan is near Cape Seredee Kamer.
Further details say that endeavors to
save the ship we're made in vain. She
lay within short distance of tho shore.
but the young ice cou.d not bear the
weight of men, and line from the ship
to shore was fixed with much difficulty.
BY this line the boats aud crew were all
safely landed.
The entire ships company are in good
health and sririts. There is no danger
of their starving.
Governor Tichernaieff has given Or
ders to the Chukche chiefs to do all in
their power to assist the shipwrecked
crew.
The latest news from vsrhoyansk is
that they are anxious there about Ispra-
wink. who went with Melville, and who,
they think, ought TO have returned in
February lold style). He has not yet
returned. Terrible hurricanes with
snow have prevailed in the Verhoyansk
district, and they are afraid Ispravink
has perished, and eventually the whole
party, as Ispravink had orders to az
company Melville until such time az the
latter might choose to send him back.
l believe there is no reason for anxi-
ety.