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Peru,

TERRIBEE CONDITION OF TIE PRISONS
LIMA, Nov. 25.-fhe press of shis
eity is making repeated complaints
regarding the state OF the prisons,
which are filthy In the extreme. and
dang rpus alike TO Occupants aud tho
surrounding rslahborhoad, aud re
present shag whilst unfit for common
.elans, ssthe ahodes Of many gensie-
na1t NOW confired shsrsln sor politicsl
yesssns, they absolutely repugoaHt
to civiIizaiiop.
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Haavy ssorm On tho Eas!ern Coast

HaAvy ssorm On tho Esssern Coast
AsByisY PARK, N. j., Nov, 25.-Tho
s'orm OF lhg lsss ~ hours Gas be n the
mos severe Euowo Glons tho norta-
era t.w Jareey coast FOX 20 years.
From Barnietl ory .o sandy Hook
hD Da N 81 eovaraG with boards torn
lr0l hu k. head aud sum net hels9s.
The aunc0asr Paaosdslo has be&n
knock 30 30 pieces. Tbs crew iosJ
eveTVthipE huJ .Aelr GioJbl.g. The
ocean promenade and p4yi!ions At
Asbury PArG were damaged 10
tng Snonnt OF $l.eJ0. The bulk
h5aa az the ElbarOn hOta. and of me
cottages Of Lewis B Btowa, strs.
Con apiCra G, X. GarriiCa. William
5 Warner Robert 3. Winlnrop and
Ulhes 20 Eibaron were torn Out by the
surf. lho lonS bulk h, ais OF Siclsrd
!. DCOoila a Long Branch, aud That
along thy ffsnS OF Tho HOwlapc hotel
We're tyrn to pieces. n Jarly every
h2iE bead frcn uorih Loug
Branch 10 S9abright had been
wrecked. Az Tie latter place
the Gust wing OF the Ocsagon house
wsc 'O~u a1ay. The so.tages OF "a
l.. y. BUIkey, sbjvs Ssa1Iicni, "
una 9rpiued gnd one Of tEcu.
almDsi demolished. Tie cottage
Jesse So%laui is acA-lals.9 wrGCa
tns tragEe ol tla New JarsOY Sou
ern 'eilr5GA arN uiiuef wA,C-, ana
rails are u.dly EBistod f1l a diSt4noS
,wc miles. The trecks are ever d
with sand Go sho depth o. threo ieot.
T. is impossible az present n Stvl &c
astiuato OF tho damage GnyC thus fax
s9a it is feared tho kiSA vide of 10
night @lil greatly juu-esse the los s9s.
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New YORK, Nov. 2j.-GOvernment
bonds dull and firm,
: Tho railway bond maTkst wAs com
quiet this ToronocD, but
more active after mitldaY. Prices gsn-
orally show AZ advance.
The stock marked " AZ, less sc5lve te.
day. rhe tosai sales were 54ii,5 500 hatss.
London quotations sho@.,d very ia.
cided advances over last evening'-
closing 1kurss aat opening quota
lions } thc Nbw York stock Cxcnspr Q
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Germany
SOCIALISM sPhEADING.

BERLIN, Nov. 25.--Tha government
presented In tha Reichstag yesterday
its annual report on socialism.
Tna report Gays that the
doctrines or taa socialists are spread,
ing, despite the active measures
ado ated 30 repress them, bsiag pyapa-
gated hy anarchists of othar countries
COMPLIANT ia made o that soeialist papers
sna psmph,ets, printcd in foreign osp-
lit g, are 'smugglSd into Sernsny. OF
tha 5,eee copies of the Freihe'5, printed
in America, or ly 500 Scpiev, the rep r5
says, ere intended f3r AM9li7an read
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In Favor OF the Republic cana.

CIHCINNATI, Nov. 25.-fhe circuit
court at noon to-day began tho de-
livery of opinions in the mandAmus
ease brought by Republican candidates
tor senator from Hamilton county y
9onpsl the canvasslug board to tssu o
to sBom certificates of oleodon. Judge
Cox Delivered the opiniou OF me-
jOytty If court. The result was that
tts Goura grants the prayer and directs
the clerk 10 Issue certificate of election
20 the four Republieau sudtdates.
Iud 90 Smith delivered a dissenting
CDiuicn.
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We have decided that the
proper way to introduce our
New Cloak Department was to
make sale, and in order to
interest all classes we must re-
duce various styles of goods
for this reason and no other.
we have included our High
Novelty Imported
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ue1is.


mgxIA Nov. 3D.. Editor HERALD.j
LIN your issue Of the 2lst aud 22d
aoEce sn articla accusing my little
-oa, Mark, OF wilfally setting fire
% soar OF cotton" aud
especially ask enough space in
vuur valuable paper IS make the
ssa,em ent that fhe srtfcle IL false in
every sense, ss It can be conciusiveiyS
proven that Uy son Is entirely inno-
cent Of thu act of which he Is aenused.
NJ. A. KING.
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EupsSiting the sYails,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.'-ehe post.
master general nus arranged WISE the
Pennsyivanls Railroad company TO
4x pediso the nlah eervice baGwaen New
Yorm aaG 81. Louis, so shat pos5al
81, leaving Nov York at 1880 p M
viii arrive 10 Sc. Louis at 5:4s on the
ecoed morning. tnsreat 81 ~. N as
at nresene. rae oaGaee niti eaabIe
4 ,rriers to deliver New York mails on
heir htst delivary.
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Shot Wraps.

They are fine Brocade Vel
vets, various elegant Innings
and newest trimmings. This
week you can buy a $3.50
Wrap al $45; a 46.00 Wrap
at $35; a 5000 Wrap at $3.50
a 55 90 Wrap at $45.
An elegant Seal Plush
Wrap, natural fur trimming,
at $3.50; reduced from $50,
Finest Seal Plush Wraps,
real NJ tria trimming, reduced
from $500 to $3.50.
Elegant All-wool Brown
Tricotine w rap, real nutria
trimming, at 22.50; reduced
from $27.50.
fTrool Mattelasse Wraps,
extra stylish make, Black and
Brown, feather trimming, at
1880; reduced from 22.50.
Cloth Wraps, fur trimming,
at $50; reduced from S11.
Fine Black Boucle Wraps,
trimmed in feather and wide
braid, reduced from 25 to$20.
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AUSTRIA CONCENTRATING HER FORCES

AUSTRIA CoScgNrRATINd HER F0RcEs.
CATrARo, Nov. 25.-Chy Austrian
government Is concentrating troops in
Horzs s3v.na, One rogln snt from
Lower AuB;ria, one from Upper Aus-
tris aud CuO ilom Huugarr havo goua
to Be uta via SlsvOUis. the whoi,
iDfca H. 20 form military Gordon on
mo frontier Of BpsBta ana Hscss ,vInA
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mn ARAIsrIoB ACOErTED
AELoRADE, Nov. 2b.--it IL Officially
nouooed to-day thay Klng Aiilsn
p accepted the nrmi4tiua proposod
lhe pUworD.
Tnk wan COSsIDRRFD OVER.
BnLo oRADF, Nov. 3.-Kiug Milan
had IotufD1d 70 tins oity. ina war
considered 81 bh over. The order
snmmouing the landsuum 'ur ectiYa
services pas bren suunterIuunded.
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uf tho unanb9f Of Deputlfs y a. OK
mo thn T0runln ofhdiis afb IN favO
va 0Flcut ton Oi I1u1uin 90
iAfnsChr, Teuders The slinatiOn o
ira more niit'onl and th0y nntiol
eHcIhinot Orifll 90 tLo result of th
Inllfrb's 90 ION.
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poatmastera for rexas.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.--Ihe post
nnesier-genersl to-day aIppisre0 The
Glowing fourth-class pcasmaators in
rexss:
Rodbin, James M. Stinson; Foster
v,ns, J. Vi. Eme fson; Midland, II h'
arasii: North B acn, A, q. Thomas.
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turkey.
FEARS TIE ENCRoACHMENTs or T. EJ5'

CoEsTAETINoPLE, Nov. 25.--Vhc
porte iourB that AU5tria's Occupation
OF Eslyia, 10 tae oyaa5 OF g revolution
in that country, VIII load to Rgzsie's
oeoupatian OF Bulgaria. The racG tlnt
Rassia il nlRsning large force il Eea-
arabia aud shat Austria in makiog
the same WaEiike preparation
in Bospia is causing the utmost
une5siness in diplomatic circles III rhis
city, aad IL Is nGliev / that Prince
Al6xaader will now seine TO relin-
quiah control Of II iGern Roumelis.
Consequently pac tic solution OF tho
Balksi QnpHaion is Increasingly diff
eul5. The porte is negotiating with
Baron Hirsch Tor loan of IS, ,003,000
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a8VIlalkotS

One Iot Of various styles,
mainly dds and Ends, have
al beea marked down from
600 TO 4 90.
Aposhe lotof Newmarkets
thatarq s ID value at $S have
been ed down to 50.
a, lot of very superior New
rnaAkots nave been marked
down iic,n 900 to 5000, and
a still bea r line that sold at
1900 Mi no-7 be sold at $40.
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Az Cincinnati.

CrNcINN ATT, Nov 25.- Within very
few minutes after the receipt Of tho
news Of the d ah of Wee Pr ssidenS
Herdricks he firs Dells commenced
ioll.Dg sId c0ntinu d FOR ono hour at
intervals OF ono III nuce.
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BUFFALO, Noy. 25.--E'iss Won Bin
n4z, tho lady bicyclist, began her task
NJ riding 400 miles ia 81 consecutive
h0Gss at 3 o'ctocS last night. A crowd
Witnessed The start.
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AMERICANS oRuEEKB 70 LEAVE THE
COUNTRY
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-pUU Amocio6us, d,
Peter sep4ln aUd MARI Grahsbocl,
sfay'ug gs Haydersl0he. s, seaport
lCwl an Prussia, ASyA b3al
Ordarrt 70 lni. Garmapy, Both are
naturliigld cltigeua of thD United
]tGtes, ana rOIte In Illinois. Mr.
Iapsou hes appealed 70 the Aaoriosn
legation.
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,hRsoNALLY AND sOCrALLY,
rhe news ut NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Sov. 25 Tho bells ot
the oisy are toling in sJlEen of the Ga-
tional bereavement in the su'Gen
dasih Of the vice-president OF ths
United States.
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France,

A CABINET CRISIS ANTICIPATED.
PARIs Nov. 25.--The ne evsp4pers to.
day are unanimous n the heliof that
the fast tina a majority ofthe cormit.
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wssHIveroN, Nov. 25.-The Suns
Wsslingtan special says: eIt Is said
stfre treasury dopsrtr ct thsre vii
be Q { tici. this mouth"
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I;uls .ria.
wIpDIy DoMnARpEp

VIENNA, Nov. 2S.-Tno Sorylans
bombBr1sd Wlddin the whole night
loag, and az O'Clock the morDinH,
sitter bolng strongly reinforced, :hey
attempted 20 cacrY tbo city by assault,
bI. wors sepu,sed Sitar Lhra0 hcUrg'
sanguinnry lgbiing.
TIE CASUALTIES,
LONDON, Nov. Is - lha Bulgarian
lnsaps ~ fYr Ia ,he campSisu sre 200
Cuad sud 2 600 wounded; $50 of the tag
tor bring severely injured. S ty-i0ug
aeryiao officers nave beeu Blllsd or
wounded. Ffva hundred stsrviup
Ssrviauh have submis ed 20 tho BGi'
UaFlans on tho f,QsG'er.
EIVG NILhN WANTS PEACE,
LONDON, Eug. PA disDa,cA FROM
Sctj~ tals Ait5cn9Jn stgs kigg Mllan
esat raessaG aUdey hsB ur Eruga 10
tho BulHari IN advanced !.no pgopog-
ing pence al the reqlrSs Hf tho powers.
Ihe bulgGrisp commander sent the
message 10 Piuca Alexander. Vb6
latter declined 10 accept no prp9csi-
Jioa on thB grouud 6rSE Bulgaria had
moo received such y request tom the
powers. Prince Al0ESnder refuses 20
oDnt ider . p3BoD proposal Sntil the SOr-
vi4gs have eYHcuat5G thn Wiudin dia
tria5 and Jns amount of wGr inder-
uisy pegaala by t5eTvia To Bulgaria has
bgGu tiAGd.
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A DEAD KING.
ALFoNso OF spAIHsuooumss
10 thu Inevitable and Goes the wa OF
All hiuEs karthiy Tho Queen
Chosen Isegent 90 The war o.
tho hast about Fnded.
Other Forelge News.
Spain.
liINn ALROkAN nIAD.

KING ALFONSO pEAD.
LoHooN, Nov. @.-A dispatch has
jusJ bse1 received AZ tho foreign Of
lies from Madrid stating that King
AliOuar died at . o'clock this morning
-! oDnsumpt on accelerated Oy dvsiu
,sry f. 'S atatod .hai tho widow ~
tho kine is completely prostsaled by
hia opa IL.
luE QUEnH To pE MADE RRuENr.
MADRID. Eny 80 dOrs nave b on
is,Qsa tuft The troups ba cOnhn-d e.
the hsrraokH. IL is believed IheL the
quaeu win BE- proclaimed regent.
Great - zletV prevgils hero, A rigid
rhnsoYshlp ~ exercised over rresa toie-
grams.
NOW TAa KING pIEp-THE QUIEN
APPOINTED kkoRNVs
MADRID. Y ~. "a - -ihspu. l1uG dOn-
dag NIGH tne king bgd hpasm 1dlG d \,
tho TeHult OF fnv'r sui dOoiiiby,
SIX du1'OrA irom Msdgil aoG
tao phYsialaHs III Is Psrao we're IN
cosstant tt6ndapco apOn him. They
decided or Tuesday morning.
that the king wss ~ danger
qua couaitlOn, The isI continued
tnroughnIt rusgday, and the alag
9ied ut S:45 thll mWaiug Tho pnpr's
beuedlG iuu srfydd Soiors ha ak pire1.
a Il thG ofilrsTs II lts5e and tl0 cabinet
sainiBtcrs exc spl ths minister Of war
ana tso miolsier ut the intGriur, weg6
ptsgent g. she mon 'nt vf dissolution
The cRpiBey m4S iAm mailcte'Y. 'h-
aaOon wss appointed regaag, AVID
la accordance gltn ,hs law thc
members ~ iAo cabinet lnyt
tundared tbeir rogign9liou, buf
viii raipulu in uili5o, painting the
rHgen : pleasure.
rho BODY OF tne king win b. Inter ad
lu tho pstgcs OF J'b Il cur,M.
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~ ay XP 9.a AN A THO r.

I
e0le sometimes doubt the truth of advertisements To
this s qswer that in prove by the expe
ece III customers who have priced these goods at former
prices every reduction real If you ask why should
mark the very goods most in demand
that WE mt to at get crowd in Cloak De-
partner For this purpose nothing is effective real
live sale; lence our reductions are beneficial.
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SANGER BROS.
HAVE ACCOMPLISHED ~

ITn All THD ROOM TEAT -sST
WI eIAVE Is lElHJ AID DIN G E'EISA
s IAh I. TO CIAGB, WIZ ~ HESD U
Il-Ct 1TpnD' POSITION FOE OU1
CLOAK PA RTAG HN1- BUr w a a
Gil no INFORM OUR GUS1 @
NGElElS RI Flat TE Ej RHl lily BBA y :
TLE7U 7U STOOK WI n -EaM :s,-7 AB44H II II TO To
S3IaC w WILL EIIDb IT'S elIIF' ny
Lc4 csNEz; We AaXn s9C ~ ~ UR5lD 5557
LANrAEo STRDHT, AND IN LIS
TIaA ~ rwO wDElKS :saA VE sue
CJEllI 1ElD I'M TEe "A NSFO fGMLNC CT III
hraificent Cloak Room
GJvaRING 4 SURFACE OF 1000 SQUARE FEET.
q n OPENING DAY, AEoNPAY,
N o-2- ZsMBE1E 23, AMID IEID bal
AARN CJal ClE' THEl wE-Dk WILL , ~
AGA ~ u gMDNGORARLE FOR Q N Il OF
6I s1 l.gO3T BxERAOFDLN AEoY ES.
'FSSATCJ ION SALES EVEE1 KNOW N
Hd EITSs LIN D.
TER H AEs gVH 4 P Ee Il q 1-~ 81 ::
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Ex!G lvernor JOnn y. blo"n, OF ST.
LoUla, &issOuri, attorney for mo ent!re
OalG ey stem of railroads, will he in
TIE city tomorrow night, accom- MED
by several prominent frisnds, aud has
lelegr4raed ahsSd 10 secure a pclvate
box ~ tcs ball a. tho opera house to-
morrow niynt, His party viii b. made
sKpscis. Suss.s OF tho ladies having
she QntsrtaiDment in charge.
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PERSONAL.

THE DUCHESS OF BUCKINGHAM mas her
$40 kings marked in cr0ss-sjitch with the
initials \. Is. c. and ducal coronet above.
Tue magnificent horses of the Prince of
Wales are said TO have attracted almost as
much attention in Ireland as the Prince him.
self.
HENRY GEORGE, the author and lecturer, has
pleasant home IN Brooklyn and two bows,
who ar expert bicyclists. lie has made con-
siderable money of late, but Is said 20 be often
pinched to make both financial ends meet.
COL. A. J. MCWHIRTER, Of Tennessee, the
President of the southern lmmigra non So
cletv Of America, l. eXpucted 10 New Orleans
on May l3 for the purpose Of completing the
orgnniH ition of the society ana putting its
work of making New Orleans an hmm cration
eRtrGpot for fifteen states in active operation.
Mrs. JAMES BAKER, who resides on her
farm on stone river, Tennessee. about IS
miles from Nashville, Cclebra ed her 98d
birthday Thursday by giving n party TO
about 100 OF her children, grandchildren,
great grandchildren and great great grand
children. representing 1--WE generations. The
remarkable old lady is in the enjoyment OF all
her faculties and can read without glasses.
TIE wife OF Secretary Lamont is one Of the
sweetest acquisitions of Washington society.
Her figure Is graceful and petite, her ewes
dark and expressive, her hai black and her
disposition amabilitY itself. She has culture
without afectatlon, refinement without pru-
dlshness, and while fond OF society inds her
chef enjoyment in the cOmpanionfhip Of "a
devoted husband aud two baby daughters.
JUDGE KELLEY OF Pennsylvania Is i'm
dl.naut nc certain statements made by
Gen. Mcclellan n his article on
the Pcninsular campaign, published M
tho current number of the Century h1gd-
cine, M which Gem Mcclellan makes attacks
upon President Lincoln and secretary stan
ton Judge Kelley is ON a VISIT to Washington
90 verify certain facts by consulting the ofi-
cial records, with view OF defending Lincoln
and stanton against Gen. McClol an.
THE announcement that Mrs. Morgan, OF
Kentucky, mother Of the late cavalry Com
eral, has been left property worth 81. 100000
by deceased relative IN Paris is
true. EX-Congressnan Phil Thomp-
son arranged al the papers In
the case for r.. r. Ilalsoy, OF Louisville,
who has gone to Europe to settle up the es-
tate. The late Baroness, who bequea hed the
property 70 Mrs. Morgan, was a niece OF the
latter without direct descendants.
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The nllnois senatorinl Contest

The indications are that the Senatorial
struggle in Illinois, which has been going
on so long, will soon be ended, and that
the Republicans will be the victors. The
success of the Republicans, if they should
be successful, would be owing to watch
fulness and superior management.
The Thirty-fourth Senatorial district in
which a Senator has just been elected, is
very strong Democratic stronghold
The Senator, who represented it in the
Legislature and who died quite recently,
was elected by a very handsome majority.
The Democrats were too confident
They had no doubt that they would elect
their candidate in the Thirty-fourth dis
trict. They, therefore, gave no attention
to the election. Comparatively few Of
them took the trouble TO vote. Each
Democrat who didn't vote thought, per-
haps, tdat his vote wouldn't be needed.
The Republicans, knowing how greatly
they were in the minority, knew that ii
they We're successful they would have TO
do some hard work. 1t appears that they
did the work and got their reward. They
depended upon Democratic apathy, and
| that dependence was not without results.
! 1t wouldn't be an easy matter TO draw
zen picture of the feelings of the Hon.
| William Morrison when he heard the
news. He had Just begun to feel certain
Of the prize. A day or two ago, the Chi
cago Postmaster, at his request, was sus-
pended and one Of his friends appointed
to the vacancy. This show Of influence
with the administration, it was thought,
would be all that would be necessary to
| give him every Democratic vote in the
| Legislature and elect him. Almost at the
moment when he felt that at last vic
tory was in his grasp he received the
news of his probable defeat.
Gen. LOsan's election is now consid-
cred very probable. The Republicans
have a clear majority Of the Legislature.
! There is one member, however, Sittg,
who, up to the present time, has refused
to vote for Gen. Logan. It is asserted.
however, that since it has become certain
/ that Loyan can be elected Sittig will
1 hardly dare to refuse TO vote for him.
The fight has been long one, but there
has been little or no bitterness connected
with IT,. The candidates have remained
/ excellent friends.
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Mr.. Gladstone's Diplomacy.

Mr.. Gladstone's diplomacy does not APP
pear to be meeting with very general APP
proval in England. Assuming that be
has succeeded in averting a war with
Russia, peace, it is claimed, has been pur-
chased at too great price.
All the facts which have Influenced
him in pursuing n course so opposed to
that which was understood TO be outlined
in his great speech on the vote of credit n
week or so ago may not be known. If
they are not it is possible that the criti-
cisms on his course are too harsh.
/ j. +. probable, however, that there is
very Little that is of Importance that is
not already known to the public. There
is no doubt about the basis upon which
the arbitration is to be conducted. Russia
occupies the position of having gained all
she claimed, while England appears as
having yielded everything.
The question which is Of paramount
Importance in England is, what has been
gained by making so many concessions
in order to secure peace? Nobody seems
to think that peace secured in such way
will be permanent. Russia cannot be de-
spect to any agreement that she may
make. If she agrees not to pass the new
boundary which she proposes to have es-
tablished as the result of her victory over
the Afehans on March 80, it is not proba-
Bile that she will keep the agreement
longer than it suits her purpose to keep
it. Her respect for agreements is shown
by her violation OF that of March II with
in two weeks after it was made.
The peace which Mr.. Gladstone has Sc
cured will last about as long as it suits
Russia's purpose to have it last.
The matter of the most Importance to
England, however. is, what effect will the
attitude in which England appears in this
difficulty with Russia have upon India?
Will it not cause a loss of respect for
England's power? The reasons which
were weighty with Mr.. Gladstone will
have no weight whatever in Asia. The
impression VIII gain a Judgment there
that England was afraid to meet Russia,
and the stronger this impression grows
the weaker will England's hold on India
become.
England appears to have made great
sacrifices to gain little. She is as well
prepared now, probably, as she will be
five or ten years hence to dispute Russia's
advance towards India, but Russia will
be ever so much better prepared to make
the advance.
Mr.. Gladstone has shifted the RESPONSE
bility of engaging in a struggle with
Russia from himself to his successor.
Those who applaud him for preserving
peace do so, perhaps, with a feeling
slightly akin to humiliation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-09
The President and Mr. smith.


a face once seen or name once heard ie
never forgotten by Dan Lamont. aud ip ibls
way he ards the President greatly. VINO has n
poor memory for nance aud but limited poll
teal. acquaintance. A gool story has iust
leaked out In which the PRECEDENT and Dan
hgure in q humorous light. 10 seems thai not
long ago delegations OF thn warning OHIO fac
tious, the Mosspanks and the Kids. IA thev re-
spectiully call each other. were m the habit
OF paving visits TO the White House to mallgn
cach other and obtain patronage. One dav a
large, hne appearing man pnlcred the EX-
dent.
Ills name is Smith. from Toledo, and he's
a KID" hurricdly whispered Dan.
How do you do. Mr.. smithfp said Tho
Presid MT, IN his friendly manner, and with
the familiarity that 90 an 0nlooker would be-
token an old acquaintance. "How are the
good people OF T0edo, and with knowing
smilel Mrs. Smith and child are doing well. 1
trustP
why, Mr. President stammered the visl
tor, ~ am like yourself. a bachelor as vet,
and won't be married until Junc.n
The President apOlOgized for the mistake,
ard begged OF Dan 10 speak more distinctly
In the future.