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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Game strayiDg on my farm, near Friedens Som-
erset township. nve yeariing calves, one white
and the others SPOTTED The owner can recover
the sare by calling and proving property and
paying costs.
aug9-3t GEO SMITH.
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HOUSE.
Opened Monday. Sept. 4. 1852 .

Situate right at the 3. y O. aud :. y g De
pot. Restaurant attached Both open day aud
night. Restaurant has been enlarged and re-
nodded. Parties living along the :. & q. desir-
ing take night trains viii md this great con
veuienee.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
- OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BY virtue ofan order q The orphans Court Court 2

nv virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court oi
somerset county, 20 me directed, viii expose 20
sale By public oaiery, on
THURSDAY. Oct. II, 1852,
at 10 o'clock, m.. on the premises the following
sescribed Real Estate late the property 0i John
W HGines, deed. -
shin Somerset county. Penn a.. containing az
acres and allowance. 130 acres thereof cieafe,i
siehered a hsiuing lands Of Michael Cover, W n
Baldwin Benz. Kline and others, having tnreon
erected a good Frame Dwelling House, Bank
Barn 30 g.. Spring House and other 9ni uuil,l-
ipYs. there Is large and thrifty, good bearing
orchard of sOo trees Of 10 choice varieties on TINS
farm two four-loot veins OF coal opened and ready
to work IL is well supplied with never iaiins
strea.ps OF watar and Is one of the most centrally
located farms in Jenner township. situated on the
Bedford and Greensburg turnpike, Two niles
from Jennertown and having Scaooi House and
Church within one-eighth Of a mile from me
dwelling house, one hall mile 10 grist and saw mill
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A Chicago girl says it is all mis-
take about girls not taking an inter
est In married men, for they do if
their wives are dead.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

The Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA % Eliza
beth Harmon, (widOw) George Harmon. George
Miller, Elizabeth Miller. Cathsrine Tayman, all
Of Somerset county Pa, Harvey Harmon of Cam.
bria county. Pa. Catharine Hartman and Valen.
tine Harmon of Fort Wayne, Indiana, heirs and
legal representatives Of George A Harmon de-
ceased and all other persons Interested
Greeting: Somerset County. ss:
You are hereby cited TO he ,and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans Court, to be held at
Somerset on the 3Tt day OF October lss2 then and
there 70 show cause why John l. hessler should
not be discharged from the duties of mis- trust as
Executor of the last will and testament Of George
A. Harmon. deceased. Herein fail not
Witness the Hon. VIM J. Baer Esq at Somer.
set this 18th day Of August, A. ID. 1852.
Sheriif's Office, JOHN J. SPANGLER
Sept. b, lSS2 81 Sheri
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Loss of hair and grayness, which
often mar the prettiest face, are pre-
vented by Parker's Hair Balsam
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ssDtmt is
EXECUTORS SALE.
OF
Valuable Farm, Grist Mill and
Town Lois.

Dy yiriue Of the power contained in the last
will AMI testament OF John Ph. Walker. late Of
Addison township, Soaerser county, Pa, deed.
the Undersigned Executors OF said deceased will
offer for sale public Outcry, on the premises on
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Game straving on the premises OF the undersign,
ed In Somerset Township, ab0bt August "a. iss2-
q rcd heller years old. white star head. about
bali tail white. uwner can have her by proving
+ property, and paying damages.
I'D. VI. SHAULIS
Sept % IS. Somerset Pa.
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TERMS :

One-third 10 remain lien on the premises az
ter payment of debts, the interests 70 be paid TO
widow annually during lie and AZ her death the
principaI TO the heirs OF decreased onethirt cash
and balance in two equal annual payments from
date OF sale with interest 10 per cent 70 be paid
when property is knocked down, dover and pay
meats TO be secured by Judgment notes
Septl5 JOSIAH hELLEh'
Admir- and Trustee.
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TWo-STORY FRAME HOUSE,

frame barn and ether Outbuildings. with an apple
orchard e school house on the Iarm. and COVE
nient to churches and close to the B. X o. Rail-
road.
No : certain mill property Enown rs the
Walker Nj adjoining tract No. /; three story
frame building ia good Uruer with a never failing
mountain stream Of fresh water viz: White 5
creek, win splendid water power. and good
frame dwelling house, about % acres of land, OF
which about y acres are 10 meadow situated in
good farming community, III miles from Jrsina
On B. X U. K. X, I mile IRON Harneisyille, ?
miles from Confluence, 2 piles from Listonburg
and miles from Petersburg. with good roads
ieading 10 sll the public points.
No. ). Two certain lots OF ground in Ursina
borough. known as Nos i49 and $50 fronting on
Park street. with a two story plank house, good
stable and other Outbuildings thereon erected
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TERMS

One third in hand. 0ne-third 10 remain lien
the interest to be paid annually to the widow dur
ing her lifetime and at her death the principal TO
the heirs Of said deceased, and the remaining one
third In three equal annual payments, wi hout
interest. The deferred payments to be scared by
Judgment notes IT bonds. Ten per cent. of pur-
chase money TO be paid on day Of sale
W. NJ. SOHROCK
sept. q. Executor.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the Orph-
ans Court Of somerset Co. Pa. 70 ascertain ad-
vancsments and make distribution Of the funds n
the hands Of the administrators Of frederiok r.
Walker decd TO and among those legally emil
tied thereto. gives notice. that ne Will ATTEND 10
tbs Snties al his Office in the Borough Of Somer-
set. on Monday October 2ni, 1ss2, ar 10 o'clock
A NJ when all persons Interested can attend
- ~ JOHN II. UHL-
sert12 Auditor.
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Thnrselay. Oetober 26th, 1882,

~ ! o'clock D. u the following described real es-
tate. OI said deceased. 20 wit:
The homestead Of said deceased in Addison
township, somerset county, Pa, adjoining lands
Ot ~m. Hanna, tast0u Cunning ham, David
Mitchell Henry Younkin and Noah Bird. con-
tanning 80 acres more less, of which about $50
acres are cleared aud Ina q good state OF cultiva-
tiOn, and well wattered There "a a four foot vein
Of good coal opened aud in good working order,
a good limestone quarry ana about LOO bushels
erected a lsTge
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Mountain Express leaves Pittsburgh tSatu
days only az p. IN. leaves Ccnneiisyille, +-SJ
Confluence, l2I; trslua. $50: Brook Suing
5.a6 Pinserf0-. 5.42: gasselm $50; Rock
wood. 6-u5; Pine Grove. SIS; Garrett c-2i 10
der e-2s salisbury Junction, esq; Mcyerstale
5:35- lie Bockwgod, els; Milford, o;al ar
rives at Somerset $50.
Through Mail trains daily.
Expsess traiIs daily except sunday.
Accommodation trains and Fayette Express
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices. corner Fifth Avenue and Wood
streets, and depot corner Grant and Water str,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
e.. X. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent
L. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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The Mail. north and south, runs daily; the
Local Train daily except sunday
On the Pittsburgh Division. x. y o. kaiiToad
through passenger trains. east poundi VIII M 800
Rgckwoo.i AT l2.-O a. m and l2s44 .. IN, arriving
respectively at Washington az 80 a. N same
day, and 9s1 next evening, and at BALTIMORE al
s.35 "A. m-, same day. aud al Hoo next eEenihS-
Westwari-bOundt throug h trains leave BaitiInore
at s.s0 a. ., and 2. m, and Washington al Wv
a. m. and $40 p m, arriving respectively al
lockwood az o;Oc a. N. and S-0l p. m
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|, DNIYIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

fslate of Theodore G. woy, late Of Somerset
Twp. deed.
Ia,+ers of n.strafion on above estate having
been orarted 10 the undersigned by the proper u
tborify. notice is hereby given 70 all persons IN
Jebtei 10 said estate 10 make immediate pay
-, ,Se,, dulv amin rfica.9f for settlement on
Friday. Oct 10th, 1852, st the residence oi the
.duj1istrator in Somerset township, Somerset
county, Pa. r,,-,-,,,,,- ,voV
s.,q Administrator.
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.rARRH ELYSCREAM BALM

Eftectually cleans
the nasal passage If
CatIrrhalyirus aus
ing healthy secre-
tions. allays .nfiam-
nation. pr ects the
membraD .IrOm addi-
tional colds. complete
iy heals the sores and
restores the sense Of
taste and smell. Ben
ehcial results are re-
allied by a few ap-
plications. A thor
ough treatment will
cure Catarrh, Hay
Fever, &c. Unequal
ell for colds in the
head. Agreeable a TO
use. Apply by the
/. On receipt of ste.
Is.
AM BALM Co,
Owego, N. Y.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF
Valuable Farm and Timber Lands!

BY virtue Of the power contained in the last will
township Somerset county. Penn'a., decd. the
undersigned executor Of sail deceased, will offer
tor sale by public outcry at the late residence OF
saiA deceased on
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and after June L, trains will run az follow
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Septe0
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20
Religious Items.

REAL LIFE.-The real life OF
church in it's entirety can be well
determined by the extent of the
circulation Of it's periodicals and
literature. If the channels are
closed SO that free circulation of
thought and intelligence from the
center to the various extremities
of the church is hindered, there
will follow a siekly life,--Religious
Telescope.
Mr.. Sturgeon says: "spolled
children are like spoiled fruit; the
less we see of them the better,
Keep boys and girls in their prop
er place for they are not happy,
nor can you be happy. unless they
are in their place. Do not water
your young plants either with vim
egar or syrup. Neither use too
much nor too little of rebuke.
Seek wisdom of the Lord, and keep
the middle Of the way
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20
What's to Happen!

We find this wonderful bit of
news going the rounds:
Governor-elect Pattison of the
state of Pennsylvania, has declined
attending a jubilee over the success
of bis party, unless Republicans
also invite him to be present. They
helped to elect him, he says, and
should share in the rejoicings.
What does the man mean? lie
seems to think he is going to be
Governor of the people, instead OF
a traction of them, WI, this ad-
vanced age stand such old fashioned
IDEAS? And worse and more o. #
he has declined the offer of q mill
tary escort at his inauguration, say,
/ ing he is opposed to parade and
show, and that the induction into
Office ought not to cost the state a
dollar Unless this man is careful
he Will satisfy the people that he
/ is level headed, and become popu
! lar.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20
Strong Words.

T. E. Bronson, druggist at ODER
lin, Ohio, persisted in selling liquor
"for medicinal purposes" despite
all entreaties, and the Congrega-
tional minister, Rev. James Brand,
preached sermon prepared spec
ialIv for him, in which he said
things like this:
ooh! thou corrupter of youth, |
would not take thy death for all the
pleasures of thy guilty life thou
sand fold. Thou shalt draw near to
the shadow of death. TO the Chris
tan these shades are the golden
haze which Heavens light makes
when it meets the earth and min
giles with its shadows; but to thee,
these shall be shadows full of phan-
tom shapes. Images of terror in
the future shall dimly rise and
beckon thee. The CHASTITY deeds
of the past shall stretch out their
skinny hands and push thee for
ward. Thou shalt not die unat-
tended. Despair shall mock thee
Agony shall tender to thy parchcd
lips her fiery cup. Remorse shall
feel for thy heart and rend it apart
Good men shall breath freer at thy
death and utter thanksgiving when
thou art gone Men shall place thy
gravestone as a monument and q
testimony that a plague is stayed
and as borne on the blast thy gull
ty spirit whistles toward the gate
Of hell, the hideous shrieks Of those
whom thou hast destroyed shall
pierce thee-hell's first welcome.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20

I sell Pianos and Organs at fac
tory prices and on Monthly pay
ments. Remember, [ have moved
my music rooms to the Rathbone
brick, near R. R, Bridge, opposite
Catholic Church.
G. L, SPENCE.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20

I wish to say to the readers Of the
FREEMAH, Shat nave moved my
Music store opposite the Catholic
Church, on Market street, in the
Rathbone brick, where | expect to
carry full line Of Musical Mor-
chandise, from a Piano down to q
Mouth Organ My motto-"One
price, all goods as represented, and
never toee undcrsold."
G. l.. SpENCH,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20
WESTVIRGINIAFRE
Ali Sorts.

Anna Dickinson has resolved
never to appear on the stage again.
Yale College has one thousand
and ninety-six students.
A South Carolina man has OBJ
tanned verdict of $4,000 damages
against the New York Herald for
libel,
The United States Supreme
Court has rendered decision in
the Arlington case favorable to the
Lee family.
Benton county, Ark, has raised
during the past season two million
bushels of apples, which are sell
ing at thirty cents bUshei.
Chicago has an establishment
where dimples are made to order.
The House Committee on Educa-
ton has agreed to d bids appropri-
ating $10,000,O00 annually for the
next five years to be distributed
to the States in proportion to lllit-
eracy.
Some Gossip has been OCCASION
ed, at Buffalo, n. Y, by the dis
covery that sane woman has been
confined in an asylum by the tricks
of her husband.
A man who claims to be 101
wears old obtained a license in
Louisville to be married NoEembe
18th.
After the 1st of January next,
Hon. James B. Grant, of Colorado,
viii be the youngest Governor in
the United States He is only
thirty years old.
Two Congressman elect are dead
General Heron, of Louisiana,
and Dr. Updegraff, of Ohio. "The
glories of our mortal state are shad-
ows, not substantial things"
A meteor weighing over 800
pounds fell at Mount Airy, North
Carolina, on December 4. Its fall
was accompanied by violent ex-
plosion, tnat shook every building
in the town. There was a brilliant
momentary illumination.
Down quilts can be bought for
$50. They are so light in weight
that on a cold winter night you i'm
agine you are freezing until you
get up and pile all your clothes on
top of it; then you go to sleep and
dream that you have tumbled
down the crater of a volcano and
can't get out.
To maintain an opinion because
it is thine, and not because it is
true, is to prefer itself above the
truth Vcnni"g.
Early and constant training in
the paths Of virtue is the due of ev-
cry child 1t is sheer cruelty to al
low bad habits to grow stronger day
by day until the young victim is a
helpless captive.
An old lady in the country had
dandy from the city TO dine with
her on d certain occasion. For des-
sert there happened to be an enor
nous apple pie. "La, ma'am p
e. ~ "how do you manage to
handle such pie ?" Easy
enough, vas the reply, eve make
the crust up in wheelbarrow,
wheel thunder the apple tree, and
then shake the fruit down into it. "
blows Shuttle? What's his
reputation on the street? ?" inqHir-
ed an anxious broker. "Shuttle
Why his word is as good as his
bond - "And what is his bond
worth p "a bout three cents on q
dollar
Glow far is it to Manayunk p
asked weary Irishman who
was going there foot. Seven
miles" was the reply. "Whom dc
vou wish to sec thcre?' Faith
its Gese,f Id loike to see there,
was the rptort.
G.L, Spence, the Music Dealer o
the State, controls the sale Of tho
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-12-20

The line of Pianos and Organs |
represent is a sufficient recommen-
datlon for me: Steinway & Son,
Decker Bros, J. q G. Fischer,
Haines, Voce & Sons, c. D. Stone &
Co. Pianos; Estey, Shoninger Or
chestral cymbella, Mason & Ham
lin, and Hamilton Organs; New
American, New Home and Singer
Sewing Machines.
G. L. SPENCE,
Opposite Catholic Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
local NOMINATIONS.

The County Democracy Congressional Con-
.,tiop Of the Vh District net yesterday at NO al
sriur-t and nominated NichoIas Muller 10 reP'esoA'
tne al trict In Congress
convention II the Independent Democrats OF
~ xxth Assembly District last evening at No. I0l
Est Fty-seventhst., Nathan NisDcW was ui'"h''
r,ously nominated for Alderman
THE Independens Democrats Of the Vita consres,,
M II 6strrt met last ngnt, Of No 40l drana 81, ana
so George d. Lennon to repr, sent the district ld
Congress. ...- , ,,o Treptv-tlir1 Ward
- At.rn,ic convention last evening al hlrchOH
Wa9 at one hundred-nnd- ntiethat. and LhIiaye
nan . "a. u.I,1i preliminary business had been tfan
a ,bc name OF Jamea l. Wells presented as the
,IUee N Was enthusiastically received, ana tha'
gentleman was nominated by acciaInatloh ,,.,,, ,
An independent Democratic Asscmoy tohNs.tiisS ~ u
was held yesteFday IL Long Aland Cl1' anu L. A' ~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
THE EGYPTIAN IMBROGLI0.

Lovn0N. Oct. 21.-A dispatch from Cairo to 1he
Jolv J,leoroph saws several influential land owners
who have inst returned from visiting their proper
Ties in the country report that the state of the ma
tivcs is most unsatisfactory. thin super-stratum
of fear Overlies among them deep hatred OF Chrls
tIans.
The correspondent of The Times at Cairo says very
little documentary evidence has been adduced III
the examination of the rebel prisoners beyond file
Of Arab Pacha's official journal published In CAIRO
during the campaign. Arab has admitted nothing
He has not initiated his colleagues Ill seeking 10
throw the blame on Others
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Cairo states that according to an agree
mcnt arrived at between Messrs. Broad
ley and Napier, ArabPs counsel, and the
Government lawyer regard to the course
OF procedure. the English counsel will have access
TO Arab and the right of recalling witnesses for the
prosecution for cross-examlnatiOn; of calling Wit
nesses for the defence. and of examining the EVIL
dence given during the preliminary investigation
The counsel expect that the Egyptian Government
will appoint several additional members on the
court martial who will be able to speak English
and will generally take steps to raise the proceed
ings to the dignity of q great state trlaL
GENEVA. Oct. 21.-Nnet, who was Arab Pachas
European adviser, declares that he received no re
ward tor his services and that he can prove by
documents that the evacuation OF Alexandra ana
the defence Of the country were ordered by the
Ministry ana sanctioned by the khedlye.
ALEXANDRIA. Oct 21-General Woseey has
started from here for Trieste. II Is expected that
he will arrive In London on next tnday.
CAIRO, Oct 21.-The Ministry has ratified the
agreement bet ween NJ BOrelieby, the Government
lawyer, and Messrs. Broadey and Napier, Ara6l
Pacha's counsel in regard to the course OF proceed
ure ID the coming trial Mr. Broadley declares that
all the clements of fair tIal secured, the
new conditions being more favorable for the de-
fence than those allowed by English cOurtsmartlal
Inhabitants of Damietta complain of the with
drawal of British troops, and have requested that
some troops be permitted to remain there, as the
lower classes cannot be depended upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

EGYPTIAN PROBLEMS STILL UNSOLNED
COMPLAINTS FROM CAIRo-MR. PARNELL As A Pull
cal NAN,GER-THE sTANLEY-DE RRAzzA pio-
prr1T-IHE LoNGFEILow MEMomAL-G''N 'i'A--
worsELEY ON HIs WAY HOME.
The London cable letter to The TRIBUNE
saws that complaints come from caro- aoou'
the delay over the plan of reconstruc''n 20
be followed. and that it is intlmated 'haC
England is likely to lose more by diplomacy
than she gained by war; The Dublin Con-
ference has shown Mr.. Parnell to 6e shrewd
nolitical manager Although Homo kule Is
the first plank in the Irish platform, it Is sald
that he will postpone its consideration until
,she land question has been settled. 1he ne"
National League is not looked upon as Iol-
midable for agitation purposes. Inc eontIo,
versy over the killing of the Egyptian "oonueu
continues. The enthusiasm shown over 'ns
return of the troops from Egypt is consluereu
to be plain proof of the popularity Oh the
var Mr.. Stanley's speech in Paris has roused
the British press to the Importance OF the
question raised by the claims of De 6razza'
Tbe Iongfellow memorial has fallen into dls-
,oo,to owing to the obscure names III the
nn,lisbed lists. General Wolseiey left Alex
pa,,Iri, on his return to England yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
VAPIOUS NOMINATIONS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The Democrats of the
WITH District this afternoon nominated Judge Lambert
Tree for Congress
NYAcK, y. Y, oct. 21.-The Rockland County Demo
Gratis to-day nominated member Of Assembly William
II. Thompson.
TROY. " Y, Oct. 2l-The XyIIth District Democratic
Convention to-day appointed committee to decide upon
the aivisaby OF nominating candidate for Congress,
and TO make the Nomination II deemed advisable.
CORNING, n Y, Oct. 21.-John Arnot, Of E.mira, was
nominated by acclanation to-day BY the Democratic
Convention Of the XXIXth District.
The Orange County Prohibitionists in convention
to-day nominated the Rev Dir. Earle, OF Montgomery
Ist District, and owen COync Of Deer Park I'D Dis
trlct. for the Assembly.
The Republicans Of Sullivan connty nominated
Seward W. Miles tor the Assembly; v. H. Decker FOR
sheriff w. X. Rose superintendent OF the Poor and n
4. Benson for Judge OF the Court o. Sessions.
PIrrsBURG, Oct 2l.-The Republican cOnicrees Of the
XXIVth Congressional District held meeting today
M the close of which announced that they had
nominated Alexander Wilson, Of Washington. The
didates were W. Shalleubergor, the present member,
George v Lawrence and oscar H. Jackson. ls stated
thar 5Lalebcrger Will not abiie by tue decision o. the
tfaft4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Saturday, {

LONDON Saturday, Oct. 81, 1892.
The French Chambers have been summoned to meet
November 8.
NJ Crie editor OF the Socialist journal Citoyep, Of
Paris has been arrested III connection. II is believed,
with the agitation among the miners ut MOntceaales
Mines.
The thirty new Liberal I'm the German Diet were
gained from the Free Conservatives and Nationalist, not
from he Conservatives Las been stated. The Con-
eervaves together with the Centre, retain their posi-
tiOn intact.
j. r. Keencs fouryearold bay colt Foxhall AID three
vear-od bay colt Romeo have been scratched for the
race for tine Cambridge SHIRE Stakes.
General Gordon Chinese Gordon, who resigned his
office On pccount Of disagreement with The Cape Gov
eminent has started from Port Natal for England.
Dispatch 10 The Times from Paris reports that the
Cubans who some time ago captured by the Glib,
ratar police while endeavorng TO escape 10 America,
and surrendered to the Spanish authorities have peti
toned Queen 10 have the matter Investigated with
view to demanding their restoration TO British soil