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.'Nas the water that Moses made fui, oa,'en the rock ;, cataract
 "Ioniouud Moses. wan, io sleep"
 "ls your spir,; willing b.; yoar aesh weak ,"
 =. want you Ia take wha, belongs to d boy, a quietus. don't travel io be kep, awake by a kld. haven't ha l any sleep for three nights and am tired Do you hear =
 You want me to render unto Robin son Crusoe the things that arc-''
 .I want you 10 hush. that's what l want;
 You're talkin as much as l am. l didn't say anything te you. Twas talkin' 10 my pa
 -blAme your pa; I want to sleep
 Wei. why don, you sleep:"
 "Beeaase you. eeniounded k,d won let me
 Are you ; goat
 If YOU dcn', ha>h Fl spank .hg hlae aH yoa.
 spank ehe. e>e.aa4e} af. Nalka- 'Ie. atl,inE aad ioeksa1; 4l sat. t,f man.
 T say I iaat boy .lan'ihasf a4l .o te >leep I'll spank h.m.
 .1ea der, know eha you ...e ,sisiua ;e. siF la5n't ie' me hear sau sae thal you will spank my >oa. indignantly eN- cidmed Mir Mllki,;lc. I'm talking to an lmpcrtaea, boy. . yeplied the fat man. and II he don hush I'll tan hs hldc Do you hear:'
 You are ! oowatdly beast" voeifera- ted Mir. Mulki,,ic.
 You are lar" exclaimed the Ia man. "has;lingn from his berth Mt Mulkiulc sprang out. like piece oi whalebone. and me, the Ia, man. who struck him on the shoulder The m,nis. Ter seized his adversary and began Ia choke him. and ,hen grappled viih han and began an old tune wtesllc Il am a minister, panied ,lr. Malt.ltl.e. and Fl soilop ihe eternal e4ilan oai oi you You talk about sparkling my sou a
 'eo am minister. blew the la, T, tn and nobody shall impose on 'ac.
 ~oi ~hat denomination v asked Mr { Nalkiuie. di>eaiansline h,.lscll and si,h Al acton that eou!a ue, De re s,rnned. su.ktaS h.s Ia. 9mpett... an tt,a 9.u.
 "Ifesby,etian. yoa fool howIcd the la, man, returning the blow. "Wha, de nomination arc you =
 Methodist. you seoundrcl. and Mul- klt;le hii hun between the eyes
 i don't care If you were Bap.is, you couldn't run over me. and the fat man struck from the shoulder.
 Il, takes two EpiscopaIians to ~hlp me, panted Mir. Mulkit,ie, "churnIng' the fa, preacher Tn violen, Joi,. I'm a man, myself" Young Mulkit,ie SD. ang from the berth, seized the fa, preac her and buried hls teeth in the calfof hls leg
 'Os"' howled the fat man Take the young hyena away. Os He's kill ing me -
 Nigh, capped heads were ,hrus; from behind curtains, and the porter ~ho rushed in 10 investigate, ~as asked by a rumpled old maid what was the matter and replied, Nothing. madam Only a couple Of preachers getting ready foi sleep"
 After everything became qulet, young Mulkiitle remarked 10 his father: "Anc se sno,e 'em hip an thigh. didn't we / Mr Mulkiuie passed his arm around his son and slept again.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03

Dat boy healthy" said negro refer ring to his son. 'l should say da, he is Why, boss, fore he was SIX years ole he eat up all de rat plzen in de house an
 den amused hissef by t1inging rocks at d
 circui, rider. Oh. yas. sah. dat's ! pow
 erfui healthy chiie.'
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pf.ARTATi0H fHlLosoPHY
sti,t lla ltke A ,lof

iic hoaesty ob lc i.tnief IA often Iuts taken Ia, siiufines,, but Ic a.ingtne.s ob '.e t,fae. ,s H4rc often mistaken In hp"eAt}.
 \ man ~id b,lc under his atm sst got uo eye iut dc hcau,.fu uuI maai iut ts lss; ,-ss,in petsatyea.
 Lar ia times when can't afford ter fcsen, insult, Oar Is moral force in bein able ter stan quietly by ~, lissen at man cuss yer specially ef he's de biggest,
 When vas boy de his, diskivery made bout mys<f was dat had mon strous appetite, an no~ in de gfowin whi,eness ob a slowly ereepin ole age. Il is ~,d pleasure dat no,iaes dat tie de ,, mand can still hold it's osn ~id de sup Tply. Je work ob saiisiytn, de appetite is ,n'gh,y plrasan, kind ob esereise.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03

The Arkansaw legislature, in it's wise Temperance provision. has decided ,ha,
 native wine may be sold. This IS very Ewise piece of legislation. Native wine Ewill make man so much drunkcr than whisky can possibly do that its use is
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03

Are you member of the legislature, sir = was asked of a q4.e; Askans.a man. No. have come here to take a place ln another department of the state government and am waiting 10 be sworn in." "Gierkship :" "No have been sentenced to the penitent.Aty.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03

The mounds of Arkansaw are filed
 Tith cur,ous pottery, and the fac; thai
 numerous jugs are found proves ,ha, the Former inhabitants of this country were khe first to start the prohibition move Ement
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03

When do you expect to get sober :" asked wife of her husband. Well. you see,' he replied, blamed t know. used to be pretty good in mathematics and could calculate an eclipse, but this whisky business floors me. 1T live long enough may be sob& somewhere in the neighborhood of the close of the nex, century,
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NOTICE..

COMMISSIONER OFFICE. |
Marlinsburg, w. Va. July 10Th, 1888 !
JACOB MILLER, &C
- VS. Berkeley County
Agricultural and Mechanical A ssociaton,
&c
Parties interested in tie foregoing EMIT
led cause, are hereby notified that have
fixed upon TUESDAY, the 28th day of
August, 1888, to apportion the purchase
money of the fair ground among the
guarantors and creditors of the Berkeley
County Agricultural and Mechanical AS
ISOLATION, pro rata, end in proportion to
their Announcements and liabilities for
said Association, together with all mat
ters deemed pertinent, or which any OF
the parties may require to have stated,
required to he taken by the decree of
Berkeley Circuit Court, rendered on the
22nd day Of June, 1893, in q suit in
chancery depending in said Court, at
which time all parties interested are re-
quired to attend.
Given under N, haad as Com uission-
er in chancery OF the said Cour., the day
and year first aforesaid.
jy28-4t J. T. PICKING.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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verSity, Lexington, Va.

Instruction in the usual academic stud e.
ies and in the professional schools of Law
and Engineering Location healthful
expenses moderate. Next session opens
Sept. 20. For catalogue address, "Clerk
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CTArE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

- y IL VI " 10 holNlA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks office of
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on
the 6th day Of August, 1888;
D. Myers and Isa,c Sammler, partners
doing business under he name aad
style Ct D. Myers & Co.,
VS. In Chancery.
Henry Kratz ana Thomas Kratz psrtaers
doiug business under the name and
style of Henry Kra z & Soa; Mary
Kratz, Anntr NJ Kfatz, Luther NJ.
SHAFT r. Il, Trustee; Joseph Reed,
Blackburn Hughes as trutse; f d
Staley, George kastle d Darby,
George f IRA 2, The First National
Bank OF Circleville, Ohio; J Morgan
Sencendiver, N d Baker, George W
Buxton, William Glue, George P
Blessing, and Tie Individual members
who are unknown, comprising the
respective business Fl nus Of r Keim
Il Co, SaiiDger IL Spiker, SNYDER.
Harris, Bassett B Co Msllseed, Haw-
kirs & Co, N friedman & Sons Lip
pincott, Johnson d CO., Hillbronner
& Bro, Focke & 9picher,an Hicks l.
Keeler.
The Object OF the above cut is 10 have
d. clsred void, and set aside the assign
m Mt by the defendant Henry Krltz to the
defendant Ann NJ Kra'z OF deed of
trust executed by the defendant Thomas
Kra'z 10 Luther NJ Shaft r, trustee, dated
January IA 1876; to have the several
deeds OF trust sigea by Henry, Mary and
Thomas Kratz. executed by decree of the
court; 10 settle he account Of B Hughes
as trustee, and to sell the real estate of
said Henry kraiz and Thomas Kratz for
the payment Of the liens thereon
And il appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit that the individual members
comprising the several firms of J r Keim
h CO., Salinger & Spiker, Snyder, Harris,
Bassett g. Co, Mallseed, Hawkins & Co,
Focke Il Spilcher, Hilbonrer & Bro, and
Hicks Il Keller are unknown persons,
and that George f Kratz, Joseph Reed
and the First National Bank Of Circle
vile, in Ohio, are non-residents Of the
State of West Virginia, tbs latter being a
corpora ion Of the State Of Ohio, they are
required TO appear within one month from
the 18th day OF August, 1888, (the date
Of the first publication hereof J and do
WHAT'S necessary o protect their interests
In this matter.
S II. MARTIN, Clerk.
FAULKNEa Il INGLEs, Atty's for Pl'fIs.
agll-4t
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GEN G. w LEE President

~
Instructions by text books and printed
lectures, with courses oflectuses on spec
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and fees $50 for session of nine months,
beginning Sept 20. For catalogue and
full Information, address CHARLES A.
GRAVES, Prof Low Lexington, Va.
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Paras0ls and san UMBRELLAS good
assortment cheapest in town at
III. ". DEATRICK'S.
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Best calico in town for cents per
yard al II. N DEATRICK'S.
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Apply by the finger into the nos
trils. 1t will be absorbed, effectually
C eansing the nasal passages OF catarrhal
virus, causing healthy secretions. 1t al
LAYS inflammation protects the membra
nal lioings of the head from additional
colds, completely heals the sores and re.
stores the senss o taste and smell Bene-
icial results are re lized by few appli-
catlous.
A thorough treatment wU Cure.
Untqualed or Gold in the Head, Head
ache and Deafness or any kind o. mucous
membranal iiritations Seod for circu-
lar By mail, prepaid, soc package
stamps received. Sold 10y all VIII olesale
and tail druggists.
Ely BROTHERS,
ely 0w,go, N. Y.
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history LOG HOUSE,

sitnate, lying and being in the town of
Martinsburg, county and State aforesaid
and bounded as follows: Beginning at
Mrs Aaron Groves corner, south side Of
John Street, thence 80 feet west to John
Hartman's line; thence south 200 feet with
hartman line; thence so feet 10 Mrs A
Groves line; thence north 200 feet with
hrs Groves line to John street.
This lot is in a good vicinity and is
we'll stocked with fruit, &c. 1t will be
sold to pay q note therein described in
said deed OF trust and interest due there
on to day Of sale.
TERMS.-One-third cash, balance in
SIX and twelve months, to be secured by
lien on the premises.
HENRY WHEN,
augll.4t Trustee.
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Cassius @ Malklesnd Shepherd B Merkl

Csssius G MaIhlesnd Shepherd B Markle
pattcers doiuZ business under he
pamo audstyle Of C Markle ! Sons.
The object Of the above suit is to obtain
judgment 10 favor of the plaintiffs
against the defendants for $500 damages
and costs Of suit, and to attach and sub
Ject to the payment thereof any property
Of the defendants withil the Jurisdiction
Of the Court
And ii appearing GA affidavit filed in
this suit, that the said defendants Cassius
G Matkle and shepherd Markle are
contestants Of this State, they are here
by req,ired to appear at the aid Clerk s
office within one month from the II III day
of August, nSs3, (the date of the first
publication hereof and do what is ne
ceSeNty 70 protect lheif interests in this
matter.
S. H MARTIN, Clerk.
FAULKNER J. lEGLEs, Atty 5 Tor Pl'fa
augll.3t
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GTATE or WEST VIRGINIA

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on
the 9Th day of August, 1888.
| L Bender and Lee N Bender, partners
trading aud doing business under
the name and style of L Bender 4
Bro
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NEV DVERTIS EMENTS.
TO Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that my
IN wife, Ka,e, having left my bed and
board, all persons are notified not to
harbor her or give her credit on my ac-
count, rs nsll not pay any bill che may
contract. GEO. ID. DAVIS,
aug l-3t North Mountain Depot
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NRUSTEB'S SALE OF
Town Property.

BY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
Mahaia A Hooper 10 he undersig ned
Trustee for N D Baker, dated March
1876, and recorded ia lie County Clerk :
Office Of Berkeley county, W. Va. in
Deed Book No 70, pages go aud l6l |
will sell in front Of the Court-house at
Maintaining. il said county ON
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Notice,

To make fire without kindling, coal
oil or paper, get q gross Of b GLE
your merchants. Each block will
burn from : to 5 minutes, long enough
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1883

at II O'Clock a. N, the following real
estate described in said deed Of trust, viz:
"A certain lot or parcel of ground i'm d.
proved by
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AT Rules held in the Clerks office of
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on
the 9th day of August, 1888;
D. Myers and lsa,c Sammier, partners
doing business under The name aud
style e D. Myers Il Co.,
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The Dude and the President.

=
In one Of the Western Territories the
people have . governor whom they call
q dude. Being governor Of the terri
tory of course he never saw his pflncl-
patty until he went out to assume the
reins Of power. Itisone the attractive
features Of our system Of governing the
territories that no one shall be appointed
chief executive who has grown mp with
the place. The consequences isthatgen-
orally the governors are unpopular.
But this one Is particularly out of keep
inR with his surroundings. It ofends
the honest miner to see his fellow man
wearing short top coat, an English hat
and . small very small silk UMBRELLA.
.It hurts him to see him surround him:
SELF with pictures and other objects Of
art. And yet this governor. of whom i
speak. and whom some Of my readers
know very well, dresses and lives In this
highly offensive manner. Last summer,
when the President was In the west, he
stopped 10 see this governor, and Mr..
Arthur, - that time, looked . good deal
moro Ike : resident Of the frontier town
than the governor did. When the
5President Vas leaving, and ldst 90 he
was getting On his train, . liberal minded
miner approached him and sid $ Look
here, general, and then he pointed 6
thesseoyernor over his shoulder with
his thumb and WiD1ed = Why
don't yer send rs 8 cologne bot
rs p. AZ drst the President looked 6
the man very sternly, but atter he got
into the or he oked ont Of the window
To- loams tins, md atter. sind ring tho
a1.ced q ~ mtser
and smile
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HE WANTS A WIFE.
He Tried to Got Sherman, but Would
~ be Satisfied with Garfield.

z CLEVELAND, O., December 2-'.Be-
ing crank" is the offense charged
against George Washington. alias John
Denobiga, who is locked up at the Gen.
trail Station. The latter is the prison
er's real name, although he claims to be
q descendant Of Warrington. Denobiga
is fairly dressed young fellow of per-
haps % years of age. He says that
he lives at st. Louis, and that if
he il not allowed to marry Mollie
Garfield he will hang himself. Miss
Garfield has received letters from Demo-
biga for over q year, none Of which have
been given any attention. For several
days he has hung around the Garfield
mansion trying to gain an audience, and
has made one formal call, when he sig.
ni6ed his intention of coming for his
final answer yesterday. A detective was
present when he called, and arrested
him. Den0biga was arrested once in
st. Louis for attempting to present SIM
liar matrimonial claims on q niece of
Gen. Sherman. s~''
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who divide the departments and the
great viceroyalties among themselves.
The dynasty, moreover, being foreign,
is compelled to respect the army, to some
extent, while this army is, for financial
reasons, so limited in number that it is
difficult to garrison the empire, and i'm
possible to hold it down for an hour. It
is the tradition of the court, therefore,
never seriously to offend either the army
Of the people in such way as to pro-
woke emeutes, more especially in Pekin.
At present the emperor is boy, only
just twelve years Of age, and all real
authority belongs to widow of the last
full-grown emperor, Hen Fung-who is
called. the empress-mother, but is not
the mother of the emperor, TO Prince
Kung, Lii Hung Chang, the favorite OF
the native Chinese, and two or three
less known high officials. They can
send out any orders they please and are
obeyed, but they cannot afford to risk
the insurrections which would follow
any great affront to the pride of the
people, such as the session of Tonquin
would be. China, in fact, is a more
solid Turkey, with sultan, pashas, army
and mob sharing power in unequal de-
grees. As in Turkey, too, all four are
bound in the chain OF law that cannot
be modified.
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SAD AND MYSTERIOUS.
A Woman Burned to Death at Brad
dock, Penn.

P1rrsBuRa, December 11.-Shortly
after IL o'clock last night, q frame house
occupied by John Eckert and wife at
Braddock, Pa. was destroyed by fire.
It was supposed that the inmates all
escaped, as during the progress of
the fire no sounds were distinguish
able from the burning house,
but after the flames were sub.
dued the charred remains of Mrs.
Eckert were found in the ruins.
The unfortunate woman was ad-
dicted to the use of alcohol
and opium and it is believed that while
under the influence OF one or the other
of these, che overturned lamp and
set fire to the building. Ugly rumors re-
flecting on her husband are also in Cir
culation and assertions Of foul play are
made. It is said the husband and
wife had frequent quarrels yesterday
and that just before the discovery of the
fire Eckert left the premises very angry.
Coroner Dressler left for the scene this
morning for the purpose of institutine
an Investigation. Since the fire Eckert
has not been seen.
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HELD IN SUSPENSE.
Two Men Strung Up by . Mob and Cut
Down by q Sheriff.

DE1PHos, o., December 1l-Esrly
yesterday morning q mob of nearly City
men opened the jail and took out Louie
Roet and William Hofrichter, under
arrest on suspicion of robbing clothing
store. These young men have been
suspected, with other young men about
town, of perretrating the many burg
laries which have SO annoyed our peo-
pie. They were both taken under trees
and told if trey did not confess
they would be strung up at once. They
denied any knowledge of the crimes
charged, and were strung up until they
bad received good strangling. Then
they wore let down and told that they
could have another chance to tell. Still
claiming that they knew nothing of it.
they were strurg up and the mob with
drew. As soon as Sheriff Barrett could
go to them with safety he cut them
down. BY this time they were nearly
dead. Barrett placed them in jail again,
and all of the mob left town.
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UA0UALFlES,

FIGURING mill and IN elevator, Eau Claire,
Wis.,, were destroyed by fire on the 18th. Forty
tons Of -four, 600 bushels of wheat aid H.
GOO bushels other grain IVES destroyed. Loss
S35, 900.
OK the1lth the Drake Block, st. Panl, Minn.,
was destroyed by fire. Loss on building $780,
600; and on contents e145, 200. On the 18th
the Rsaves Block, adjoining tho Drake Block,
burned. Loss Sis. 1000.
The machine shop Of II. 81. Brown, East
$3O, 600. " =. "a
A TouR-1EAR-o1D child of VIM. STANCE, Mil.
waukee, Wis.,. on tho 12th, fell into tub Of
scslding water and sustained fatal injuries. ~
TIE house Of John Eckert, Btaddock, Pa,
was destroyed by fire ON the 10th, and Mrs:
Eckert was burned to death.
THE fur hat factory of Vim. A. Brown, South
Norwalk, Conn.,, burned on the 11tb. Loss
$4,000.
DURING fire at tho residence of Ella Mar
tin, Baltimore, Nd, on the 10th, Carrie Mar
tin was fatally injured by jumping from the
second story.
TEE stesmbarge Enterprise went down in
Lake Huron the 10th with seen men aboard,
oil Of whom were drowned.
A DlsPAToH from Gloucester, Mass, of the
10th, Gays nine failing vessels With 129 men
we're lost in the recent storm on the Atlantic
coast. "a @4
ON the 10th five men were drowned in Nisg-
ara River, near Buffalo, N. Y, by the upsetting
Of boat.
AsAw.x1L1 boiler near Caypool Ind, ex-
ploded on the 10th, killing the engineer and
fatally wounding two others. =.
Two blocks Of business buildings ut Pine
Blut, Ark, burned on the 10th. Losses -
gregate e100,
The Mount Hickory rolling mill, near Erie,
Pa., burned on the 9th. Loss GOO, 900.
TEE Union rolling mill, Cleveland, O., burned
on the 9th. Loss es0,L00.
TIE Annisquam mill, Rockport, Mass,
burned on the 9Th. Loss 9200, 900.
The packing establishment Of T. O. Sinclair
4 Co., Cedar Rapids, H., Was partially de-
stroyed by fire on the It'll. Loss about e10O,.
600. IL -. J. j - @- AIS,
A BUSINESS block At Marlboro, Mass, burned
on the 7th. Loss e30, 600. Z,
A STOVE in the house Of . Mrs. Warren
Fuller, Castleton, N. T., exploded ON the 7th.
The contents of the room were demolished
and Mrs. Fuller severely injured. It 10 believed
. dynamite cartridge was in tho Goals
TIE Salem WOODEN mills burned on the 9Th.
Loss $4,000, F- ~,
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

q 81
VIOLENT gales on the 18th, did great damage
in London, Eng. and vicinity. At Wolver-
hampton the exhibition building was destroyed;
the low-lying districts Of Birmingham Wsrs
flooded; at Belfast Harbor and South Shields
many vessels broke from their moorings aud
several were wrecked; tho ship Liverpool Was
wrecked ut Atrauraer, Scotland, and only man
and boy Of her entire crow We9o saved. Eight
persons were killed IN the suburbs Of London,
and two vessels were wrecked OF DunWe,
Scotland, and their crews lost.
TIE entire business Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway, in Manitoba, IL ct standstil. On
the 18th 1t Winnipeg. . demand was mado by
employees for increased wages, which wss met
BY IN order TO compel oil employees to sign IN
agreement to work Ut tho companyB terms.
The employees refused to sign and an order was
issued closing Ill workshops and stopping al
trains.
DISPATCH from Cairo, Egypt, Of the It'll
says the body Of Hicks Pasha WAS found with
one hand grasping sword and the other 10.
volver. He MAS defeated by Ell Mahd in tho
6oudans. ~
At Belgrade radical editor and deputy
were condemned to death on the 18th, for par.
dcjpating in revolt.
TENNYsoN, the poet, will be titled by the
4OSou VI GUH4auOs &uO u8L0o VIII % AOIO
Tennyson D'Aloourt, Of AdsWorth.
ADv1cEs from Cairo, Of the 9th, give partic
ulars of the humiliation Of five companies Of
Egyptian troops BY Hill tribes at Suakim.
A TEACHER 1t Ikutsk, Russia, named Neus-
tojeh, for striking Gen. Annutchen, was ar
rested, tried and executed within a hours after
committing the ofEense.
OK the 7th England informed the porte that
she would send q feet into the Rad Sea.
A N1Hn1sr imprisoned in Troubletskoi Fort,
81. Petersburg, Russia, wrote letter in blood,
detailing number Of Onenses committed by
the keepers on prisoners.
OK the 7th, 81. Warford. his wife. child and
and two nephews, were drowned by the capsiz,
ing Of eki6 while crossing Notre Dare By.
A WHOLESALE drug store It Montreal, Can
ada, went up in flames Oh the 9Th. Loss ESQ.,.
600.
! A FIRE at Constantinople on the 9Th de-
stroyed GOO houses, the principal Greek church
and four synagogues. A snow storm ragged at
the time. The portion destroyed IL the Hask
ieni quarter, on the Eur pean shore Of the
Bosphorus, and is inhabited by Turks and
Jews.