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AS TO INolASA RETURNS,

l=I...z -ho i" AN'p.tsh lsts bltNS,
The only other returns complained Of
were thosr OF Indiana, where at the re-
quest OF tho political committces and the
press in the absence OF. any agent Of the
Astnciatel Press, tho reports Genie through
and were sent ont by our. Superintendent.
Mr.. j. I. Walli:k. whoinsists that he used
every effort 10 obtain all the rat;lrns as
'pse'!'lH NJ possible. I consider the dc.
n:and ioran investigation OF that service
made by the Indianapolis .Snt;l.cl und also
by Mr.. Wa)lick himself reasonable and
proper, and have asked the Chairman Of
the Indiana Democratic State Committee
to take part iii the investigation, or to
name representative to do so. ~
The management Of this company in its
business relations TO the public is strictly
rfon-poiitical and non.rlt,isan. The en-
ployes represent every shade OF political
opinion and arc in the company's service
solely by virtue OF their proficiency as
,elegraphers. What their individual M
litical opinions are has never been in any
case called into question, nor have their
votes ever been canvassed or ascer.
tained.- But with those with whom
| personally come lin contact |
Know that there are quite as many Demo-
crats as Republicans. It is therefore mani.
iestsy absurd 10 charge that the service Of
the company could be converted into a
party macl,inc.or could in any way distort
Ior.stit.e the facts, when such IN attempted
conspiracy could only have been made hy
the aid OF large number OF the members
NJ the political party which it was designed
to iEjure. NoEvIS GREEN, President, 4
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rlIs pEcOr DUCKS,
yhc "sa!nt" Jo:,nn,es Claiming Their Si,nrc

4 Z *; !-s;:S, OF the swns. 4 :.
] AcksoSS1LlE, ill.,, Nov. . Metho-
dist minister,aswho is the; leading Prohibi-
ZIONIST here, il said TO have approached
leading Democrats with inquiries as to
whether the.local Democracy will .recog.
nize claim upon ,thcpart OF tho Prohibi-
ton clement TO the postmastership in
Jacksonville, Tho effect OF the running
ota Prohibition ticket in this county and
ci,y.has always been claimed by Republi.
cans to be IN MD to the Democracy, and
this confirms tho supposition. Tho Pro.
hibition element in this immediate yicin.
ity seem determined to pursue as reckless
and ill.considered course rs could be i'm
asincd. They have peculiar strength
here, us this city and county are noted ior
u strong temperance sentiment, and a
superabundancc OF teachers and preachers
have agitated prohibition constantly as a
third.party measure. 1t will be remem-
bcrcd, moreover, that it was here that the
remarkable "non.poli.ical prohibition
camp meeting was held this summer, at
which St, John made his seuryllous, par.
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Involuntary CuiIl,fhnI.

LONDON, Nov: e5.-Thc case Of Captain
Dudley and the mate OF the wrecked yacht
Mignonette, who were tried ior murder
November 9Th, for having killed the boy
Parker to keep themselves alive, ard
against whom verdict in accordance
with these facts was found, will be held
on N appeal by Lord Chief Justice Cole
ridge and three other judges December
4th. The question as tn.whcther mu der
was committed will then be determined,
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DID NOT WITHHOLD RETURNS.

I The charge that returns were purposely
withheld or that there was ,nusual delay
y reporting them is entirely false. In.
steal OF such delay there was cxtraordi-
nary prompncss. Never before have re-.
ports from SO many election districts been
received within 81 shoit Il time. Within
4S hours after the count ofthe ballots be-
gan returns were received from 9S percent,
ut the 5000 election districts in the State,
Althongh the night OF election was
stormy, and there was some trouble in
working the wires, no delay occurred
in any reports handed TO our
offices OUTSIDE the city of New
YORK. Within the city the telegraph
service was rs nearly perfect as it was nos.
$sible TO make it, and the only trouble was
with some oi the short wires hastily erect
ed Tor temporary use. 1t is here to be
not; d that heretofore the majorities re-
ported from the most populous and there
lore the nnst accessible counties have
been so decisive. that the popular intcres,
has been set at rest respectiil. the result OF
ELECTIONS on the frat night, and there be.
ing no hope or fear OF a change in the
general result subsequent returns more
or less tardy have struggled in unheedsd.
In two instances. inthis State | have
been informed that the county commis.
s!!oners who met one week after the cler.
ton this year had to adjourn over because
ne ronnfv clerks had up 10 that time
been unable to. s.t in the vote OF their
counties. G.ES',.. .stg1jy tiiStf I. y
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-The. regular daily
secret session OF the, p'enary Council was
he'll today with iull attendance Of
members, Reports Of committees are
"e"sly all in, and the remainder OF the
time appointed for the sitting OF the Coun-
Gil will be occupied in the discussion Of
DEGREES. AS the business draws towards
close there is even greater rctic4iice on
tn" part oi the members. The meeting OF
bishops and thpoloeiuns was held this nj.
ternoon- Tonight bishop Keanc. Of
Richmond, preached at the Cathedral on
"Cathclic Societies" 25laH sflDIl-lIt ,..''
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INASciAL AND OTHER MArrrrs

| -, '"'SiNL ASDorlER AATrEEs,
lhe joint standing Committee on III.
nance reportcd'that Il Ind examined the
report OF t ll8 Trustees OF tho Compromise
Loan tBrady and gWilkinson), had found
the sane correct and had cancelled tho
redeemed bonds. This settlement was
ratified md approved The Trustees werc
ordered paid $5l OF, being ! of i percent
commission on sl0,GI45 30 0isbursel. II.
Wilkinson was ordered paid S7j for cleri-
cal work, correspondence, etc. or This
loan S2.S percent bonds arc outstanding.
In Inc balance in New York as per tie
trustees account is $50. & ''llf
Bills to the amount OF $27.43 presented
by the committee on Police, were ordered
pa'd. A bill of $3.50 from Taney Dros.
Tor printing was also ordered paid.
Joy Il Murrin md u. G. Morgan were
granted licenses to keep coffee houses,
and Aug. Hanke was allowed u rebate on
his license. S1Tl - - ~ - -
Various petitions asking Tor rebates on
Variations were granted. 'pl r. 's-I
The Committee on Real Estatc was In.
str'!cted to employ suitable person to
MAKE an estimate OF the cost OF putting
the State House in good, thorough and
complete repair. M 7jriEtt,a Nas0lGl
The German Rifle CIub was granted tho
use OF the Second ward market hall for
dnll and practice at the same rate given
the NJ. L.G. ~ 3Ilif ,l1lS':'I b. - -"
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liIVEIl NEAYS.
MofemcntS OF Boats and the Stage u Water
Here and Elsewhere Eli--

Here and Elsewhere.
The river at this point is about sto,;on,..
a!ry, with a depth Of . feet 0 inches in thc
levee. 'Sgl,g41}'& '''''1es : ~ ~.
~ circus company is negotiating with
the owners Of the steamer General Dawes
at Marietta, 10 have the steamer take 4.
South this winter. .''flI's. - ! -
Onthe first or December Lieutenant
Commander Thomas Perry will succeed
Commander kellogg as Lighthouse In
spcctor for the Fourteenth district, -.
The Monitor Towboat Company peti-
TONED Council last night to be allowed 10
establish city scales on its coal flat, at tho
north end OF the wharf. a large amount
OF coal is received by river there, and TO
weigh it drivers haveto so a long distance
out Of their way 10 reach city scales. The
petition was referred to the Committee on
Scales with power to act. ~ :, y" = ~
Capt. W. II. Cecil, Of Monndsyilc Who
was found dead in his room n few ifnvs',
since, was formerly 4 steamboat cantain,
was an accomplished civil engineer, and
was a man OF warm and generous in
pulses. lie was aged about IS ycors
From testimony adduced it was evident
that the death had been from conocs,;nn
OF the heart caused BY excessive ,,se of in.
toxicating liquors. 5,5 .s;s3si..0
merousapplcations have been made {
Tor rooms on the Andes for the c3cursion
to the New Orleans Exposition! in
January. and a large number OF jnonir;cs
have been received asking ior particulars
Only 100 passengers will be taken. and
they must all be secured by DrcemberT "a 4
The fare for the round trim ia oniy s5o y
one-half OF which must be pa;d when ms
sengers book. Seven days at least viii he
src.t at New Orleans. Cant, ! Charlie I
Muhlcman and Clerk Noll viii snaic ny Y
pains to make the trip enjoyable, s'Sa1',5 ~
E On Cry, Pa, Nov. 25.-IIliver N ;r,,o.
and stationary; cloudy and cold. = ~ n
! GnErSsnoRo, Pa, Nov a5.-River % faot
2inches and rising slowly; clear ~ go -
PAnxEns, Pa. Nov. l5.-Riyer ! ioot I
cold. ''e' H'A'' ''e''l .'e " ''i'o
!; -,,l'! p!!TTs,nu;nen, Pa, Noye5. -,1ononsahela
alyer au;', foot and on stand; clear and
R1cE's LANDING, Pa, Nov. a5-n; n;ver !.
ter 4lo. ,tl2F : T." = s'''" sA1' 'iioi'e-
! BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Nov, 25,-R;vcr /. fsot
y inches and on n stand fair: tbcrmomoI
ter 39o. - - '''e' - '''o''e-
MoRGASTowS, W. Va, Nov. o5-R;ver
loos inches on account OF lcttinc tLc
water Wy out; weather rainy; Herman e,ar nr
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M1HEIlNG NOVEMBER

tlsan, and bitter harahsue on the Sabbath.
Al the November election the I'roiibi-
tlonlsts were enabled 10 Gust vote Of
only 200 out Of 200, II was enough, how
ever, TO givc the county7to the Democn-
cy by q majority increased by nearly 20O.
Republicans arc firmly convinced that not
more than twenty OF tho 200 who voted
Tor prohibition We're Democrats. 1t was n
virtual loss OF 200 IN round numbers TO the
Republicans, aud gain IN proportion 10
the Democrats. Now Tie Pfoliibitionis!s
are asserting that they will contnucthelr
organization md carry II Into the spring
ci.y election. Should they DO 80, tho prob
atte result wouidibe the defeat OF tho Re-
publican city ticket. Jndying from their
Joy, nj the result OF the National election,
the municipal defeat would also givcthpir
leaders much qualification. f&'r r..
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BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The North German Ga.
ste says the DnEe OF Cumberland will
continue to be the determined adversary
OF the Emperor and tile Empire In view
of his intimate relations with the Centre
party the Government cannot consent 10
make the house Of Brun6wick the head.
quarters Ola Guelph policy, Or sacrifice the
peace Of forty-iiye millions OF people 70
the particular interest OF any house how
ever ancient or distinguished. = 3.
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DEcEMrEn General Diaz is to take his
seat MS President Of Mexico, il in the
meantime his country hasn't turped it
sell over. The Indications arc thought to
favor II revolution. 1t is eight years now
since Mexico INDUCED in the National
pastime. The ''ring' which rules the
country and OF which Diaz isths head, has
got'rieh by plunder, nnd by the same pro-
cess the people Lave got poorer. a
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PrTsnrRan, Pa, Nov. o5.-Thc Coke
Producers Syndicate inetto day and ap.
pointed 4 committee to sec the outside
producers and ,cnlcayort to get them into
the Association. The Syndicate claims The
are 3rcap:ne ,ha benefits Of the
pool and threaten, il they 5do not Join the,
Association the pool will be dissolved and,
a general cut in rates inaugIratcd: x, @ -. : /.
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LoSDos, Nov. e5.-The lIorlu, Edmund
Yates paper, severely attacks Lord Chief
Justice Coleridve in connection with the
recent litigation. It says: "rhc] only.
mo.herless daughter. OF an upright and
eloquent judge, 70 whose lips the holiest
sentiments sprlns 1r6m n gliileless and
chivalrour,1 heart, was on board wages at
her father's house on tho same footing ias
scuilery wench." The IIorlu tells d dis
tressns. tale Of parsimony, ,neanness and
cruelty in the Judges household. 'I'1a
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around a bit and see friends. The society
is composed OF ranchlnen, farmers, miners,
civil and mining engineers, Il hotel clerk.
n druggist md a lawyer. I ain Il civil cn.
gneer, and ! hayerela.ives living In Phila-
delphla, mud although 1m going 70 call
on some OF them to-day, don't want
them 10 know why came Enst. lin
afraid they'd think 1 was kind OF soft TO
come Oh such n mission. -. 53ii },G
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QuEhEc, Nov. .25.-A number OF leading
ladies including thewiyes of Ex.Judgc J..
D. Tasc'lereau, OF tho Supreme Court,
Hon. J. L. Angel, Mayor Of Quebec, sena-
tor Pellatrie, Judge l., j., Caron aud 9TH
ers, signed u collective, letter which was
forwarded to Lady l.a,,sdownc, begging
her TO interccde with the Governor Gen
eral for the Communication OF the sentence
OF death passed on Mrs. Boutel; who stands
respited until Thursday next. -.
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4 NEAT NAIL EX1IuIr

". f. o
by the l'ella!rs niiii-variovs nsl,u,re
News Items.
:, The Belhire Mil Works will not stop for
Thanksgiving day. 5r-- = -
Mrs. a: Blum drew tho horse rallied of
by +. Altholr, the baker.
ihe water. works. is having store house
built Just south Of the power house. \
"a. W. Maxwell had his right hand badly
cut ut the .blacksmith's lathe ut the Bell.
are nail works yesterday. ,dg sEts +
Tho School Eoarl has decided to have
the schools take Christmas HOLIDAYS from
December 70 to January5.: -
The Joseph Walton and Samuel Miller
ttowvboats, are lying below the B. & d.
Drldge, and great many barscs are also
in harbor there. Nh
In one OF the windows OF Rohinson's
drug store arc number OF glass iats con.
tanning horned toads, lizards and some
curious reptiles, in.altollol. .1
A choir has becn' organized for to.mor.
rows services at the First Presbyterian
cnuEch. Rev. DR.. Will,Al..s, OF the First
NJ. \. church, will preach the sermon. NJ
This evening the drawing will take
place at A.. Faupel's shoe store for The
piano and other prizes for which Il great
many tickets are held in town and coun-
try. 4 52 81, i'7acs' : : 80 -.
James Murray yesterday went 10 ST.
C!alrsyille, wllcrG he will live wear or
Two, according to the time his men will be
engaged In cutting stone for the npw cnu RI
house. Z -lif';;Z-'' 4 =,
Z The position Of Il. d. Mc,tz, Of the high
school, has had to he DECLARED vacant by
the Board. Mr.. Mertz IL still low with con.
sumption and lcmorrl.ase and will prob.
aply 50. South to spend the winter.
The Bellaire nail works will be repre-
sentcd at the New Orleans Exposition.
Many Kegs Of the various nails made will
pc sent, the kegs being made with slaves
OF various colored wood bound with brass
hoops. ,ES12,9,s = - 49,
The cold weather bids fair to make
dressed poultry plenty for Thanksgiving
uinners. To.day's morning trains on the
b., q. 4 Q. and b. 20. railroads will no
doubt bring in great many country peo.
pie with produce. :;= ;.zisss73' r-5sJt
a sudden storragco of the water in the
n,ydranfs Monday evening caused good
ueal OF CONSERVATION and hurried brig
age OF buckets aud.tubs to the river: but
tne water was soon on again. 1t wasca1s-
e.t Dy one Of the plumbers shutting OF a
pipe while doing some work. r. !sssi 7t5'ss7s1
Some Of the passenpars on the Elaine
mat went on mp iron here ~ rail yester-
aay evening were not in love with river
travelling. They had LEI. St. Alary's at s
o'clock the day before. Tic same boat
mad aboard some large lots OF live poultry
IN hurry to get to tlic Pittsburgh Thanks
giving market. -.
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Ohio Comfy Nntcs.

So, - y .
": F. Nhittam, Esq., living near Val.
ley Grove, is on n prospecting tour in
Kansas and Nebraska. .5t;3S i-I'
Professor Burke, n teachcr OF vocal md
Instrumental music, is teaching a vocal
class here. The Dallas baud was instructed
BY him. :. Il s@55 = ~ : :
y Al fashionable oyster supper will bq
given nthis.week ut the residence Of one OF
the prominent citizens OF Valley Grove
iheI. M''!odd band has been engaged
Ar. Giddings,. Of tho firm OF Gid,linss 4
Daily, extensive Sshecp breeders in Senc.
burg, o., was inspecting the fine mrrino
iocks I! ot Col: T. y: Hervey, in this county,
q few days since. 2,'i f,'.;. % : IL 80
z The Liberty Central Republican club
will shortlr reorganize in a more conser.
vatiye and permanent organization al
Valley Grove. New ieatnres will be in.
trodueed to make, it especially attractive
to the young men. 4 81 ! I, ~.
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Now Jcr.ey's uAesal ro,o.

Trenton, n. j., Nov. oo5.-The State
Board OF Canvssers completed the canvass
this morning, the result showing Cleve-
lands plurality TO lie 1859, the Total vote
being Cleveland, loz,7sl; Blaine, l23, 49,; ;
St. John, G.l55; Butler, a,59i. The DEM
ocrats elected Green, Eelcock and Ne
Adoo to Congress, and the Republicans
elected Hires, buchanan, Phelps and
Lehlblck. 80 - - -
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DR. NoRvtSGRErS; prcsidentof the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, in his card
to the public shows clean bill for his
company in the matter OF the election re-
turns. DR.. Green's showing was not
necessary, ior only ignorant men and fools
believe that his company or the Associ-
ated Press would be idiotic enough 10 try.
to elect u President by reports in the face
OF the ballots. ,.-i,s
However, it is well enough that the re-
latlons between the Western Union and
the Associated Press should be once more
clearly stated. The official coun. in New
York has shown The wonderfully prompt
and efficient service OF the Western Union
and Associated Press. 1t may be wofth
while to add that DR.. Green is a Demo.
cratr and that the Associated Press is com
posed OF newspapers OF all shades OF opin-
ion ~ .s 'r5 tstl;f
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= : - 900 - =
4 Rival to Washington.

I LANCASTER, Pa, :Soy: 25.-Tho .I.ancas-
ter !Crematorium built by the, Lancaster
Cremation and Funeral Reform Society,
was dedicated this afternoon. The body
OF Mrs. Frederick Besler OF Jersey City,
some time dead, was then reduced 10
ashes in little over m hour. A number Of
applications for cremation have already
been received from different parts Of the
- 80 : = : - =
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z a burglar Found Dead Drunk,

2 NEw YonE, Nov. e5.-An unknown man
was found in the, streets Of Brooklyn by
the police this morning hclplcssly drunk
and almost irozenwith cold. When search
cd at tho station house it WIS found he
was fully equipped as 4 burglar. The po-
lice officer thought he recognized thGman
as one Of the tDobhs brothers, concerned
in the Manhattan bank burglary, but he
refused to give his name, and all efforts TO
establish his identity so far have failed.
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D'ooSaAIA, Nov. e5.-spies report the
forces Of the Alahdi encamped around
khartonn number between 5000 and
10000 men. Cattle: and native produce
arc still procurable ior. long distance
son.h OF Dongola. Gen. Nolscley made
an inspection Of Col. Sir Herbert Stewart's
mounted infantry previous 10 their ad-t
vance to llandak, and expressed himself
much pleased with their excellent appear
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Senator Antl,on,,- ,yine.cclinr,

WAs,llSoTos, Now a5.-lt is said that
the late Senator Anthony's wine, cellar in
Providence was found to contain over
6,ooo bottles Of wine when it was opened
after his death. Mr.. Anthony. was sup
posed to be worth sl00, ,G00 Or soc, ,0Oa, but
his fortune turned ont to be 100000. Ele
seems to have been something OF amiscr
in his way during his liie,. although lie
was very liberal in remembering all his
friends after his death: lie had great
quantities. OF wine given to him, and he
seems to have saved it nil up.
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Reducing the WorlsIns Tim 9,

WoossocKEr, r. T., Nov. e5.-The IIar-
ris Wooen Comnanys mill commenced
running on three quarter time yesterday.
The North Dillingham;, Cafyville and Mas.
SAIL woolen mills will so on three quarter
time on December |. Il. - 1.
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a Alisslnr Skir.

LEwEs, DEL, Nov. 25.-A skir from tho
pilot boat Turley, containing the pilot,
Marshall Bertrand, and two sailors, aiicr.
putting the pilot oil the Steamship Penn
sylvaniu yesterday, put about for the Tur.
ley THE skitt'f has not since boon seen.
1t is feared the three men have been lost, :
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Accep,ah til. Eni,uciian.

TRENTON, MASS, Nov. 25:-The report
that the weavers in tho .Whittinton mills,
who left work on account OF a reduction OF
10 percent in their wages, would return TO
work because q arestorllion OF the old rates
had been promised, is entirely incorrect.
The weayers went ito work this morning,
however, at the proposed reduction. =
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VIENNA, Nov 25.-An iron sale in the
la:e Duke Of Brunswick's villa, at lleitzing, !,
which was bequeathed to the Duke Of
Cumberland, was supposed to be empty.
investigation, however, revealed that far
from being empty it contained coin and
paper moneyto the value Of 100000, ,G1i
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Iris very evident That II Cleveland will
hlow hendricks to ladlo out the pap,
Hendricks will doit. Hendricks has his
eye OF The first place, iorgctiul that we are
not in the habit Of moving the Vice prcsi-
dent up Il peg further. e.. a5
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DoS'r leave Auditor Miller ont OF The
reckoning. Joseph is keeping up and
aiding to his acquaintance with the yigor
which cllaracterizes all his efforts. He
will be present when the crib door. is
onrncd ~ n .-t W.. *
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SENATOR PESDLEroS seems to bo en-
gagged in explaining that he believes in the
theory oi Civil Service reform, but not its
practice by Democratic administration.
Perhaps his party will restore Senator
rendle,on to favor after this. .,.-
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In Tie Su,lJnsi.

DoscoLa, Nov. 25.-The British troops
are moving OH to Handous, twenty miles
south OF here, TO avoid the small pox
which prevails here among tho natives.
There are rumors that an epidemic OF
cholera is prevailing among the troops OF
the Mahdi in korlofan. IN r. III B
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GOVERNOR lloAnLy is severely criticised
Tor leaving out OF his Thanksgiving procla.
nation all recognition of Divine proyi.
dence. Governor IIoadly's views were
known before he was elected. = ~ 9
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a SSrIOti. Clinrrc

I, LoSpoSINov. e5.-The Right Hon. Lord
Henry Thyme, Conservative, member Of
rarilamenttor Southwilts, openly charges
the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, Pres
ldent Of the Board OF Trade, with having
read atlidavits in Parliament regarding the
Aston riots which he knew to be false, ,t'-'