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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-27
AN AGGRIEvED CANDIDATE.
4 South Carolina Gubernatorial Cam
didate Crying Fraud.

WASHINGTON, November 26. - McLane,
late Independent candidate for Governor of
South Carolina, complains that he was
counted out He insists that he got the
bulk OF the colored vote and q majority of
the white vote, and that the extensive
frauds in previous elections were trihes to
those practiced this year. The Democrats
did not even take the trouble to conceal
their determination to count in their can.
didate, regardless of the ballots cast for
him or his competitor. Mr.. McLane will
attempt to induce the courts to reverse the
work Of the returning boards. He and his
counsel, ex-Judge Willard, of South Car.
olina, were here last week to consult the
Attorney General regarding the proposed
contest, though the object Of their visit has
only just transpired. The Attorney Gen.
eral refuses to say anything about their
visit, but it is understood that they only
sought his advice and the moral support Of
the Department of Justice in South Car.
olina. According to a South Carolinian.
who was a Union man and has since the
war been prominent in State affairs, the
Democratic methods employed in the late
canvass to influence public opinion aud to
carry the election were exactly like those
of the Secessionists who precipitated the
war
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wAHIxGros, November @.-Dr G. G.
Cox, successfully Lieutensnt-Governor Of
MARYLAND, Commissioner Of Pensions;
President of the District Of Columbls Bossd
Of Health, and Commissioner % The Aus
traIian Exposition. died at $50 last night
Or. Ger was man Of 6ne literary attain
ments. He leavesa widow and son IN Csii'
DESyrp. Col, November 28.-Prolessor Q.
]. Goldrich. who has lived In Colorsdc
since 1850. died At an early hour this morn
ing OF pneumonia Mr.. Goldrich estsb
ljsbed the first school in Denver. He haa
sl,o beep connected With ssyssal Of tbt
daily papers at different times, and h.
conducted the Rocky Mountain Hsfsid
sinee 1863.
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THE CONSCIENCE FUND.
A Big Contribution from Boston.

A Big Contribution from Boston.
BALTIMORE, November 26.-City Collector
Taylor yesterday received letter post
marked Boston, which, on opening, he
found contained 81, $50 conscience money.
On small slip of paper inside the envel-
one was was written the words, State and
city taxes for 1881" The money was IN
three FIVE hundred dollar bills, one twenty
and one ten dollar bill. The money, 1t is
believed, is from the same party who has
been paying his taxes in this way Tor tour
varied a little. 1850 having been then re.
ceiyed by City Collector Webb. General
Tayior paid over to City Begister Robb the
city's portion, amounting to Sl,345.Sl at
the rate of 81 81 on the 500, and sent the
balance $lS4l9, to the State treasury at
AnnapoliS
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LOST DIAMONDS.
what II Likely 20 Happes - Han
Nho 0aers q Reward.

what n Likely 20 Happes - . Asn
Who 0aers q Reward.
New YoRK, November 8-Aie DAYS
after Mr.. J. II. Haverly offered reward Tor
the return of the diamond brooch his vile
lost on the street a fortnight ago, we'll
dressed man called at the Lyceum Theatre
and said that he thought he could give in
formation that would Lead 70 the recovery
of the diamonds He was szked 70 call
sgain, when, be was told, Mr.. Hayeriy
would be in. Detective Adams waited ioi
the we'll dressed man al that evening. but
he did not come. =,
The pext day neryousS little man called
and said that be wanted to tell Ar. Mann
Mr.. HaverIy's msnsger, just where he could
find those dismoBGs. A messenger wen
for Mr.. Mann, and sbile he vas gone tLe
little nan Taaishfd re never e1m'
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MORE BONES
Discovered Under the Old Dutch
Church.

Chureh.
NEw YORK, November 26.-Twenty more
skeletons were found yesterday in a vault
of the Old Middle Dutch Church, in Mas
sau street, best known as the old Postotfice
building. They were taken from vault
which was overlooked when the premises
were sold to the Government thirty years
ago. This vault was what was known as
the church vault, and no record is pre-
served of the interments therein. Under
direction of II. w. Bookstayer and w. l..
Brewer, the committee Of the Collegiate
Reformed Dutch Church, the remains were
collected in new coffins and deposited in
the church plot in Greenwood Cemetery,
where other bodies removed frem the prem
ises have been placed. There is yet an.
other vault to he opened, but 1t IS not
known whether il contains any bodies.
Thus far no relics of the old church have
been found. Two of the corners OF the
building have been razed without discover
ing a corner stone. The other two corners
will be carefully watched, in the hope that
one of them may contain some record
worthy of preservation.
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ACCIDENTS.
Brief Chronicles OF Loss OF Life.


ROCHESTER, November 26.-Last night
near Holty, Eugene Joiner, while at
tempting to escape from some persons who
burglary, turned and fred at them. The
fire was returned, and he was wounded,
but not seriously hurt. He was then ar
rested
EAsrox, PENN, November 26.-Foster
Hockenberry, age fifteen, was killed at
High Bridge, n. j., this morning by being
caught in the reins of runaway team.
He was dragged about two miles before the
team was stopped.
PIrTsroS, PENN, November 26.-Robertt
Owens, aged u, while attempting to board
the engine of an accommodation train on
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, fell under 1.-The
wheels and was killed.
SCRANTON, PENN November 26.-Last
night two Hungarians were struck by q
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Kal,'
way engine at Moscow and were killed.
One of the men had his head cut of an
the other mans body was cut in two.
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MAGGIE HENNECKE.
Searching New York for the Missing
Milwaukee Girl.

NEw York, November 26.-Recently a
man called on Superintendent Walling
here and informed him that he believed he
bad clue to the whereabouts of Maggie
Hennecke, the girl of l5, the daughter of a
rich citizen of Milwaukee, Wis, who disap-
peared on the 2Sth Of October, and for
whose recovery a reward of s., 900 has been
offered by her father. Milwaukee authori-
ties were communicated with and neces-
sary information was obtained. Then de-
tectives were detailed to test the value of
the information given by the man who Wis.,
tied police headquarters. To-day Mr.. Wal
ling said the trail, narrowing TO squir.
rels track, ran up tree. In other words,
the information was valueness, and he had
no reason to suppose that Maggie Hen
RsGkfe mas kfodh8f hRf oh RRsf3 8oihr 81 06oeFfa rdd
river near Jones' Island, near Milwaukee.
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BASE INGRATITUDE.
Stabbed by Stranger He Had Taken In

OGDENsBURGH, n. j., November 26.-0n
would keep him, until he wentto the og'
densburgh house, kept by John J. Bryant,
where he was given an upper room. Late
in the night the whole house was awaken
ed by a terrible racket coming from the
room occupied by the stranger Mr. Dry;
the door locked. The occupant was evil
IDENTIFY breaking the furniture and smash :
ing everything in the room, The door
was forced open. although the stranger
was pushing against it, and Mr.. Bryant
squeezed through into the room. AS he
did 50 the man stabbed him in the side,
making fatal wound just be low the heart,
The man was, after a hard struggle, Sc
cured and lodged in Newton jail: Inquiry
has failed TO establish his identity.
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A DEADLY DUEL. $
Between a Man With I Club and
0ps VITA An AKA.
Saturdays Riot at D1bIin-Murdered for
-Four DOIlars-Iack Haverly's Lost
Diamonds-No Guiity-Base
lngratitude,
AND OTHER ITeMIzED lNIOUIIy.

RoCKH1LL, n. c., November 26.-Lewis
Pettigrew and Sandy Workman, two young
men living near here, were in love with the
same woman. She seemed to smile with
favor upon Pettigrew, and this incensed
Workman very much, and some time since
the two men, CHANGING to meet at the house
OF the young lady, first grew sarcastic to
each other and then insulting, and finally
Pettigrew left the house in order to pre-
vent his temper from getting the better Of
him and forcing him to fight in the pres.
-rnce of bis inamorats.b II 10 understood
that Workman chuckled over this, and
claimed to have driven his rival from the
field, and Dragged that he had outsat Petit
grew. Hostile messages passed between
the two men more than once, and it was
feared that there would be serious trouble
when they met. Mutual friends endeay-
ored in vain to effect q reconciliation.
All they could do was to keep an eye on
the two men, with q view OF preventing
them from harming each other. This
morning, however, whether by accident or
design, Pettigrew and Workman met face
to face in the public road. Pettigrew had
an ak, while his rival had nothing but q
heavy stick. They began to assault each
, other at once. Workman was a smaller
man than his antagonist, and managed to
dodge the sweeping blows made at him
with the ak, but at the same time he sue
ceeded in severely wounding Pettigrew in
the head with his club Finally the latter
by desperate effort knocked the club from
Workman's hand, and before the unfortu.
nate man could recover il the sharp blade
nfD Dat A., IL
entire left side, producing a horrible rent
and causing death instantly. few min.
utes after this the murderer was found, him
self in painful condition, and was lodged
in Jail.
Another Desperate ARRAY.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November o.
Another was added to the list of Virginia
duels today, but the affair differed from
the general run OF such combats, in that il
was attendd ed with bloodshed. The prin.
cipals were Messrs Richard Ramhead and
Peter Colds salesmeu in commission
house. Yesterday Ramhead, in sport,
Colds, and some of It getting in the
latters eyes he was incensed. From
this harsh words were used, and
Colds finally started TO look for
revolver. with the intention
OF shooting Ramhead. He abandoned this
and the two agreed, after the customary
amount of parleying provided in the re-
quirements Of the code, to fight duel
with knives. The two men met this morn
ings promptly, and after a short but
desperate engagement Colds received an
ugly cash extending from the navel dia.
gonallY upward across the left breast. All
the parties engaged in the affair tried to
hush it up, but it has leaked out Colds,
it is believed, will recover The young men
are of high standing in the community.
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Heading Of PullInan.

BosTox, MASS. November $50 exorbi-
tant are the Pullman Car Company in their
their charges to the Knights Templar who
propose to, next summer, attend the con:
claye in San Francisco that committees OF
several eastern manderies are making
arrangements for private cars. They pro-
pose 10 remove the seats from ordinary
day coaches and fit them up in manner
TO make comfortable quarters for the com
manderies. The higher officials OF the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and OF the
Southern Pacific have agreed to haul these
coaches at a reasonable figure over their
lines
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lgArdinQ 10 drnr Irale m

garding the drug trade The New
fk Commercial Bulletin contains the
wing: Quinine is firmer agar.
81 62l9l 60 now generally asked
German in bulk, and 81 S5 ior oJs.
lots of p. & W., the latter being
Pee. Opium continues easy and dull
lfphine is weak, in sympathy with
side lots of American quoted rs low
+5(G3 80. st. Vincent arrowroHt
lery firm and held at 12Gl3c. Long
|hu leaves are offered a trifle cheap,
4 Chinese cantharides seems 10 b.
ing up in sympathy with Russian,
Fide lots Of castor oil have been
= n up or withdrawn, and l4lc
hs now the lowest price Tor cases.
70 berries are lower. Gum arabic
sbellae are easier. Lieoriee /
per. t1n bercamOt is higher, and
r"n easier. Colombo root is quoted
Hestat lower, but the other alleged
substitutes are still hell very
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to 60 back instantly at the time the train
stops. There WAY no necessity Of the can:
ductor going back and giving orders every
time the dahger arose, and when astoppage
occurred at this plsce it would be> guile
superfnous for the brakeman TO wait for
orders from the conductor.
hour, returned q verdict of not guilty.
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Suits for Infractisas Of the Postal
Lava.

CHICAGO, November B.-An Omaha
special says since the failure TO convict
Corbin and Toding, in the Star Route suit
against the stage line from Sidney 10 Dead
wood on one Indictment, all the other writs
against them have been dismissed.
Yesterday the case sgainst +. u. Ciary, &
former postmaster at Sidney, for false 70.
turns as 10 the arrival and departure ol
maiis. came up. Under an agreement Of
counsel q verdict Of guilty on one count
vas returned, and OF not guilty On the -
naming I05 counts Of the 106 In the IN
dictments. Clary was sentenced 70 pay {
fine Of 5000.
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sTTIES

Ia special census bulletin states that
|he wholesale slaughtering and meat
Backing industry comprises So estao-
Eshments, with q capital Of S49, ,4l9,2l3,
End cmploys 7,29T hands. The annual
Expenditure for wages amounts to SlO,-
b. so. The cost Of raw material OF
al kinds aggregate SIT, 49,, ,9O2, and
BE value Of the manufactured products
s i83, So, Alb.
Dr.. Macdonald, superintendent of the
honey order service, IS confident
s bat the changes in the system which
Ia urged during the last session will be
ed3pted 10y Congress this winter. The
fAnges contemplate reduction of the
gflsrgtS for orders, the extentien Of the
hsXimm limit for orders to 800, and
Specially the introduction of postal
Totes for sums under s.. =
. .LAn auction sale Of l,5ll bags Of Rio
pfire, part Of the cargo of the bark
Eruc, was sold at S3 Exchange Place,
hltimore, Saturday, by VIM. Seemul-
~ auctiOneer, for James Corner &
+ b.. The attendance was large and
e. entire lot sold. The sales were
. .kt ln Nllltlll lOlS, anu OINVDul lEOlll
D s. cents per pound. The better
ftS were not IN as good demand as
lDWer grades. The purchasers were
, be pally dealers in she city and sur,
hiding country.
lhe Cincinnati Price Current says
Ere has been a fair movement in
the past week, showing cOnSid-
he increase on the preceding week.
weatA PAS been more encOurag.
anddhppers have undoubtedly
- IN stimulated to hurry their stock
sSrd to realize OH the same before
fe> get lower, Is the tendency ha;
IA steadily downward. Cur return,
tSn leading points given below
fE at these places total of T6T, ON
packed since November l
psf $4,000 at corresponding dat,
fear, or a decrease of i93 per cent
probable that the packing at al
Us is at this time about 20 per cent
Il of 3 year sgo, The following
Ss the number Of hogs packed from
F. l to date at the undel mentione,
|naaa n
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FATALLY SUMMED.

Terrfhls Aees1eet 1a WasAssgsSo
Ceoosy, p.
Special Di,pateh 10 he Resist~.
wA,HIxoTox, Pa, Noysmber ~.-NH.
Lydia Watson, living With John P1ul, sek
Lone Pine, this county, wss standing 10
front Of the FIRE last evening vhsn hss
apron, made Of cotton material, csught
fire, and she wss 90 severely burned that
,he cannot survive.
A later report says her injuries hsvs
proved fatal.
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GEO. c. GORHAM

Claims the Late Alleged Interview
with Him Il q Fraud.
WASHINGTON, November 26-The Ma
tional Republican tomorrow will print the
following:
81 have not had any conversation con-
corning the Office of Secretary of the Sen.
ate, which was intended for publication.
have not had any private conversation
on that subject which has been correctly
TSigned.I GEo. c. GoRHAM.
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A Negro Ffend.

HARRGsBURG. November 26.-Wm. An
drews, lcolored) has been convicted of the
murder of his wife near High Spire, on the
4th Of July. The evidence showed that
Andrews first killed or mutilatea his wife
in corn field, then dragged her to their
house, fred it, and then stood calmly oy
with a child two years old in his arms ana
watched the body burn to ashes.
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Murdered by Unknswn PersonS.

LocKPorr, n. Y, November 28.-The cor
oner's jury to-day rendered verdict in the
case of Montrsy, who was supposed to have
been murdered, to the effect that the de-
ceased man came to his death by some
means unknown 70 the jury. Two sons OF
the victim and q negro. who had been I'M
der srrest since last Sunday on suspicion,
were released from custody.
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REVOLT IN PRISON.
Massachusetts ConSicts Attempt t.
Escape.

Massachusetts ConSicts Attempt %
Escape.
PrrTsrIELD, MASS, November 26'-six Of
the lasters at the House OF Correction
shops, while coming from their work last
evening through the yard tn return to their
cells in the prison, made . concerted rush
at the guard, and attempted to escape
through the doorway. The movement was
frustrated, but after the men were gotten
into the guard room another rush was
made, in which about a dozen OF the pris.
oners joined. This time Jailer scott re-
ceived the brunt Of the assault, aud Was
painfully but not seriously injured. The
men who participated In the revolt were
put in the solitary cell.
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Rasa.ess Trsuhasa.

B.xcoR, NE. November @-Tbs Kats-
hidin Iron Company has called msstisg
of creditors for wednesday evening ns.e
The embarrassment vas hastened ~ n
fsilure in Portland Of ID. W. Coslidse, who
held the company's note 70 large amounh
and also TO the unsatisfactory fro1 masksc
Notes vent 10 protest In Portland bGuk -
Saturday. The Iunsecured debts ars %
tween $4,000 and $40. coo, th major part N
this city.
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Ryan are Rnined

In health from any cause, especially from
the use Of any of the thousand nostrums
that promise so largely with long fictitious
testimonials, have no fesr. Resort to Hop
Bitters at once, and in short time you
will have tie most robust and blooming
hcslth.
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FUN.
An Attack OF Humor which Resuite1
Fatally.

Fatally.
SoNERvrLLE, y. y, November 26.-Rich-
ard Ramsey, engaged 9 few days ago In
hauling sand from under q bridge near
Raritan, in this county, amused himself
by throwing a shovelful Of sand up against
the bridge flooring whenever any one
drove over 1t, for the purpose OF making
the horses jump.
A large stone in the last shovelfui he
threw rebounded and struck him over the
eve, infiicting injuries from which be died
two days later.
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Suicide.

DENVER, November 26.-This morning
while the train running from LeaiEiiie
was near Canon City. H. Shepherd, OF
Manchester, Virginia, stepped m tue wafer
closet and shot himself. he had been
suffering from brain fever and was on his
vay east for medical treatment
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A LARGE steamer.

NORFOLK. Va, November 26-The British
steamship Tower Hill, the largest vessel
which ever visited these waters arrived at
Newport News from Plymouth, Englandr
and is taking on 700 tons OF coal, after
which she will load here with nearly 1900
bales of cotton for Europe.
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A Body Pound.

wAsHISeroS, November 26.-The body OF
a olored man, and also the main boom and
eaff of sloop. supposed 10 have been re-
Gently wrecked on the New Jersey ooass,
were found by surflnen of Life e-savins sta
tion No. Is, near Oregon Inlet, On the
morning Of November %.
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NERVES, brain. and muscles gain strength
and the power OF endurance by u:ins
DToyn's Iron Bitters.
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feaxh.

G.LyEsrox, TEXAS, November 8.--A not
ed desperado namtd Smith hss been cap
tured here. Saith has kiiled I've nien,
ard has innnmcrable wives In Texas
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\ The anthracite coal trade is good, and
ducIion this year will equal $1,000,
kntons.
Live stock markets: Cattle-Weak at
81 Chicago. HOgs-active and steady at
New York, and firm at Cincinnati.
Aler paying fixed charges and diyi-
ends Of 10 per cent. surplus Of ST.
)l>.g7S was carried by the Baltimore
bHd Ohio to profit and loss, making the
isnqunt to the credit of that account
|SfTO7, ,65S.
tH California more wheat will be sOwn
j. year than ever before, and the
undant rains this fall give excellent
'Iire TTevious iS s'Ii year is is now looked for
Iari to with much confidence.
On Wall street, Saturday, money sold
IL So ; per cent, and prime business
laper Ga s per cent. Exchange 479t9
fGl. Governments were firm, rail-
EalS irregular, States dull and the
GENERAL list depressed and lower.
4, Produce markets: Wheat-Steady
NYncinnati, firm at Toledo, firm and
her at Chicago, strong and higher
View York, and steady at Phila-
Aehhia. ProvisiOns-Steady and un-
hnged at Philadelphia, unsettled at
HSw York, dull, weak and lower at
IVT7rago, and easier at Cincinnati.
following table shows the re-
eptS of live stock, yesterday, at the
POINTS named:
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IAN AMALoAMATIoN.
A yes Bisek Hesss nssssss Whiss

A yes BIsek Hegss nsssSss . whiss
0tSa.
ZassyrLLk, o, November 8.-It has Just
come 70 light that Owen J. Turner, ~
black negro. and NalindA Roeegl1 . vhtos
giri, vsss fsesetIy Married 10 this dty -
Rev. Dain, . coIcred minister q shk dH.
The ilcesss vas obtsibsd from ysdes
Foley on November 18th. the pesty obtei.'
ing e swearing that tbsy weFe - oeeeee1
The girl comes Of respsctAbb iaoiiy, -
stsls yili = ai:n 70 gcsls. ~ ss9sssSsss -
for Rsv. Bsin, bat be has ltls ~ ~ -
parts unknown ~ present. Z
- Dos1neaa aG9No1 ~
Lrxussos, Noyenb9 ~. 0as1I1ov .
veil known ssleos ksspNs wastse1yll.
dsy IN The Circuit Coast - ~ - -
circulating obsceDs ntsrlooel ~ ~
alleeed hc hsd disreputeb1e pe.oee
ON which wefs phete1 gS9Mo 80
10 biblical chsfoc1erA -
claimed, found thsif aay - -
schoo,a he was sentseee4 - III
$50 and v - inpfisosse - ~
Oss1oas Che1Nh :
crxsps1lsp. NJ, Bsss9e -Nhsa
Roberts, sos n tkspssite ~ III -
yesn fos born SeosllDG - 60 " ~
lass tsrm Of eOItcnitC Oct -
he boueht ooe - - hoool - -
posoess1oa from EmAon0 b4kH
m d CunbeSis1d Avegyo3e - -.
foe IssrG @roet, ~ - - -.
tine 80. Sstamsne -
ssasf shis af'ssse - -
WlArss1sg. Dr.
Harder. vel kneso - ~.
| dis slsss scei4ni 80 - - :.
kinSfN Vhile - 9 1p1 exl ~.
yasitrds1 N go -
ike ktaft 3 ! =; - 81
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ITsreiEn-

Tie second ironclad corvette ordered
BY China in Germany has been
auShed.
Tre condition of the Duke of Edin-
IlrEh excites alarm in London. His
/ ltss is the result Of exposure.
psthere is great concern in st. Peters
1turg in consequence Of the great in
',os.e in mortality from diphtheria.
In consequence Of the recent terrible
seue at q public execution at COpen-
ksgeu. the Danish government has
4, ,duced a bill in the Legislature pro-
EEuE that the use of the gullitine
/ Il hereafter be private.