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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-04

bis Der SAL i9IieBlib Dor bos Bun6es.
treis9eri6t gelanate, nm aud bur6 oies
les IN sIei9er Weife seseu bic @efsas
i6aft entf9ie6en III weroen. Sberri6ter
Wtiaers @nti9ei6uus lit iiber6ies bins
f6tli6 man9er bisber SmeifeIbafter
8untte cine TO erf66pfenbe, oas fe ais
Hrdceben3 fir ALE dbnIi6en Sale be-
tra6tet rperOen bari. Die 8riebton So.
lit ansewieien, Die erwdbnte Srabteiu=
frieStsuns iofort gu entfernen.
z Ro9 benz 8eri9t bes ltatilii6en
Bureaus bat Die 4usfubr pom Rin6s
feif3, S6wetnedeiI6 unb MoIterei.
Srooutten fur ben Mouat Sttober So.
800 900 o6er $672 900 uenieer ais in
benz glei3en Monat bes uor~bereeben6en
Sabres betraseu. Oa9esen iiberftei9t
Gle 9eiammt.A usfubr pom 8rouiIionen
wdbreno Der nit benz 81. Sttober Al
@noe 9egangenen sw6If Monate nit
$50, 00o, 900 ben @ertb Der Musfubr I'M
uOrber9ebenben Sabre UNI 81, GOO, 900.
T 8etrefs Der Gownibip.S 6uIbOnSs
in Snbiana, pom benen 10 uieIe auf
i8winblerii9e @siie ausssssben wors
ben finb, lit jest cine ri6terIi6e Gnts
i6eioun9 erfoI9t. &i6ter @il6riit pom
@tblOn @ountp bat bic @el9porenen in
elmer Sla9e 9e9en einsu Sowni6ips
Sruitee auf SeSabluug einer Redbnuns
fir seIiefertes S6uImateriaI babin ins
~itruirt: Der &Idger miIIe Dor 9tuem
na6weiIen, baB Die @aaren POM owns
i9ip;S ruitee setuuft unb pom inn EN-:
pfansen wurben; SId9er utiiIe ferner
na3weiIen, baB Die pom i5m eelieferten
Saden ben InIpri6en fir S9ul,wede
entipra3en, unb t6nne bann nur fir ben
wirfIi6en @ertb enti3dbist merben,
einerlei, peI6e Sumne ouf Der CUR 3nbz
lung p%rdientirteu 9tote an9e9eben lei.
Wenn bas Sber9eri9t pom Sn6iana 6ieie
@ntI9eibun9, mad meI6er Die @el9wos
renen ii9 BEL Der l1rtbeiIsf6aung ri6tes
ten, ni6t umltOBt. bonn iiebt es nit ben
Iusi9ten Der Better Der uielen unees
ietlt9 aus9e9ebenen SopnibipsS 6uls
bombs boie aus.
II @ie ferdinand @ar6 i'm 3u6tbaus
in Sing Sing i9wttt, pirb 10 bei6ries
ben: @r bat i'm Sfenma9a,in nit elmer
6eiIe i6orIe StelIen abSufeiIen. gtu6
einiger 3eit front inn Der SdweiB pom
Der Stirne. Damn bat er peri6iebene
Stiide 3uiammensupaiIen unb er felt
ii6 i'm Mgemeiuen Iebr. eeIebri9 an.
so 9ebt bic Nrbeit ben gunsen Gag fort,
unb nit SIaien III BEN 0dn6en unb
&ifeni6merSen Ie9te ii9 0arb an ben
eritcn Ga9en nab benz fdrsIi9en gl6enbs
ellen su Bette. @ine 6{ld6rige 9trbeit
bieier Nrt, mag aus linn, benz ma9ereu,
ob9eIebten iun9en @eri9peu6er, cinen
~qeiunben, trdftieen Manr un6 tii5ti9en
9anbmerter madcn. @r mar suerit nit
benz Strdfing lllri9 in cine 3eue sus
i%autnten eiuseiperrt wor0en, bod bat
man ibm iett cine eisene j3eue segebeu.
@dbren6 ieiuer grbeit mu6te er an ben
erlteu Sasen mandmaI einbalten uub
aus Dem 8inmer seben, neil er bic err
itidenoe 9iee taum ertra9en tonnte.
Sci 8Grtern unb Mitsefansenen i5eint
er fi9 burd 6isiamteit unb S9mics:
iumteit beIiebt su MAIDEN. Die %. 9.
Sun" frdgt, oh man @aro etua gu
Eope i6inben MOLE, bamit er uni3db.
lid fir ieine fret umbcrIauienosu SpieBz
geieuen werocZ
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SGwere Seioem elmer SGifs-
lnannCG1ff.

6iiriIi9 Ion9ts in Ntem 0orf Der ame.
ritdniI6e S6ooncr rSoiepb 6arpea"
an. Qie 2eibcusgei9i6te ieiner O2anns
ideft lit foIgeu6e: Der Shooner 9iu9
Nnfan9s September pom 9tcrp Oort ab
uuO trof am %. Septcmber in 2tspins
mali eiu. Gbe nod Die yaoun0 ael6ibt
mar, e%rfrnntte Die game Belaeun9 am
9bagsc5 6teber. Der Steparo QinQ in
geglcituug pom Or. Dan, einem ,u Der
Scit III Nsptnwau weiIcnoeu Nmerifos
ner, gum amsrifanii6en 9oniul, I'M Del;
ZEN 8ermitteIun9 fir Qufnabme Der
Srantcn III cinem QuipitaI in 2(nipru9
81 uebmeu, erbielt aber CUR glntmort, cs
beltcbe tein 9oipitol fir umeritnnilde
SeeIeute. Die 8ranfeu mubten oa9er
in ben en9en &Gunen 6es S6ifies obne
geei9nete Yfe9e uerbIeiben. Sin Mfaz
troIe Ramens 9tieIs 9tellon ltarb am 80.
September uno ein anberer Namens
@ultau Youug am 4. Sttober, na6oem
Der SteIermunn Sauberion ii6 am porz
ber9ebenoen Gage 9eniisen6 erbolt bate,
nm ben Sefebl iibernebmen III tGnuen.
Die beioen 9eitorbenen mur6en am
2anbe beerbigt. Nad 0oun9's Gooe Be-
lertirten Die itI6lt nod franten Matroz
len uno cine neue Sslaeuna muBte ans
geporben werben.
Der Gnpitdn 0apis er6oIte ii6 miez
Der, unb nadoem cine 2abung pom So
roho:gtiihen eingenOmmen morben mar,
Iidtete Der S6ooner am IA. Sttober
nit elmer aus a6t 8erioncn, eini6IieBz
lib bes @apitdns, beltebenben 8eiatung
uub spsi ~Ieefunbisen 8aIIasieren Die
Nnter. Saum bate man ben 6afen per-
~Iaiien, ais Der @apitGn unS Elm Matrpie
wteber am Gbagress Sieber ertranften.
IS wurbe IL eutbedt, bag iid Gin
rbIinber" Saha9ier an Sorb eei6Ii6en
bate, Der Ietnen Hamen ais vSobn" an:
CAB unb iofort CUR Nrbeit angebalten
mur6e. Nin 16. Sftober erfrantte Der
Wtatroie Gbriltian un6 Der II Sabre
ate S6ifsiun9e Sbomos Smit6, welz
der am foIgenbeu Gage itarh unb ms
Wteer perIentt murbe. Am Is. Sttober
erfrontten Der vbIinbe" 9aiIaqier Iowie
Der Steparb un6 elm Matroie Ramens
&obert, eS perbIie6en fontit nllr nod Der
Steuermonn unb elm Matroie our Be-
bienun9 bes 6abrseu9es ibrie, welben
bic bsioen Bafa9iere bebiIfi6 waren.
Dim 81. Sttober itarb Captain Oauis,
unb Der Steuermann, iuel6er bic 9ei9e
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Gin 2fis(en-Oian1anf.

Sin Imlterbamer Correspondent be-
ri6tet, boB Die borti9e 6irma Sucques
Diets 81 SO. nit benz S6leifen zines uns
9ebeuren afritanii6en 9iamanteu be-
i6dftigt lit.
8eia9tcr 0iamont bat elm @eipi6t
Don 457 Sarat uno cine eigentbImlide
@ei6i6te. SbI9on Der 6unoort ocilels
6sn bis Jest ni6t genau fcitseitellt luerocu
t%onnte, bat man in Grfabrung gebradt,
Dap CT in elmer Ser uier Wtineu pom
6imbellep in Der Sap>Golonie pom Siibz
Qfritu Gufgelelcn norben lit.
SIM Opnnt SUM- ober SuIi bes Ietten
SabreS funo elmer ser wa9tbabenoen See
amten Der rGentral Mining Company"
pnn Rim6erIep ben Siamanteu. Oa er
teiner Qur6iu9uns untermorfen mar,
bra9te CT ben Oiamanten pbne S6miez
rigteit our6 oa5 0tbdube, in ueldem
Die 0urdiu3un9en gew0brli6 porgez
nomnlen wercen, uno uerfdufte bas
&Ietnoo m pier QiamartenbGnoter fir
bic Sumnle pon SIS 900.
9ie, usl6e ben Oiamnnten eritanoen
6attcu, perbra9ter bic oarauf foI9enoe
Jta9t BET einem 3e99cIase. Der DID
mant wuroe babel bas Gigentbum uon
MIR 3peien bieIer 0aGnner. QieIe beiz
ban nunmebrt9en Beiiter bes S6abes
muBten Den @eheilnpoIi;ilten aus;uz
weiden uno errei9ten u~ngefd6,6et Die
Saprabt, no lie cinen Oiamantens
@roBbGnoIcr dntraisn. Der e~rbanoeIte
pou ibnsu Ben Qiamauten fir ole
Sunlme pnu So, 900.
Gs beltebt nun Spar cine Nusfubrz
lteuer pon / Erosent fir Siamanteu,
ueI6e II Der Sap SoIouie tontmeu,
aber es i6eirt, baB bieier Claimant bur6
einen Der 8aiiagiere 6es EoitOampfers
gei6mug9eIt muroe uno 10 ieiuen We9
mad gonoon fdnb. 0ier erregte Die Qus>
itellun9 beilelben in 6atton @aroen eros
pes 2tufieben.
@inem friiberen Sepobner Der 9apitabt
gelan9 IS. bort cine aus adt Serioneu be-
ltebenbe 0eieui6aft gu biloen, welde sus
Iammen ben Oiamdnten ~eritanoen, unter
Der Sesin9uns, baB Der, pom benz iie
ben Oiaulanten faufteu, ben neunten
Gbeil bes etwoi9en NebrsYrofites erbaIs
ten ioute.
Der Qinmant lit in 9onSon auf
81 goo 900 ob9ei6det woroen. Nber
ouf @rltn6 Der S6Geun9: 8aitS bes be-
riibrlten GarpeuiersO iamanteu miir6e er
ctnen Nertb pom $4,l66, 900 beiieen.
Die 6uuit bes OiGuianten. S6lcifens,
ueI6e ieit oret Sabrbunberten i'm Nmlterz.
ham oHf 10 bober Stufe ltebt, biirfte
~iibri9ens sur 6oI9e baben, bag iener
Claimant mn eineu ~9erinseu Sbeit ieines
uripriin9Ii6en @epi6ts ourd bas S3Isis
fen uerIiereu wtrb. Man fam aIio iett
idon NIT einieem @runb a~nnebuen, oaB
er Die StelIc oes 9rOBten unb i96niten
Giauanten Der NSelt einsune6men be-
itimmt lei.
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Der GiGengaGn-2 soaoienG

Der Sabrss : 8eridt beS 3weitert
Siilfss Observation-Disclosures q. Geo Enott
lit pom b~eiouoerem SSSrtereiie, neil cbcr
9err Snott eiuem Der i6pisrisiten uno
compIi;irteiteu iSiuci9e oes Yoitoienfs,S
uprltebt. Die Yoitbef6rberun9 bur6
Steinrouten, @ilenbobnen, Yoltboten
unb 0ompfer toitete i'm Ictten Sabre
$23 ,4S5 ,0O6, bauou fommeu auf ben
giienbabnbisnit l4,758, 495.
DeS @%iienbabn=Y oitbienites pirb gum
eriten NuIc @rpdbnuus setban in benz
Beri9te hes 9eneral Soitmeiiters fir
bas Sabr 1885, unb es beist barin:
Die Termeb ung Der @iienbabnen tennz
jei6net ben Se9inn elmer neuen Nera fir
bas Gpitueieu. Sic wer6en baIo boS
GransportmitteI fir Die 9cit auf alien
sroBen Sertebrsliuien iuerben, unb Der
unterSei6nete bat ben Seriud eemadt,
Elm Spitem ST finbsn, welGcS ben Qeoelz
wdrti9en WedieI 10 niitIi1, wie m09e
lid, fir bas 9anb MAIDEN Ion." Sn
benz Beri9t ptrb Damn meiter aeiaQt,
baB Der Ssriu9, benz @iIenbabns9o lt:
bienit cine 9r0Bere Nusbebnung 3u eez
BEN, an ben unueri@dmten 6or6erln9en
Der Giienbabn.9 sieui9aften Bis ictt 9es
i9eitert fcien. Sir ben Gronsport Der
0Oit 3uii9en @aibiustpn unb 8altts
more wurben $3.50 pro WteiIe perlanat,
smii6en Baltimore unb philadelphia
1920 u. (. {. Man iiebt, baB Die Gorz
pOratiOuen sIei9 ais hogs sebOren
purben. Der Generals 81 itmeiIter err
tIdrt uber, baB er .ber bic alien 8pifuaz
gen unb &uti9en beibebalten werbe,
bis bic 0ffentIi9e Meiuuns o6er Der
8rfebl bOberer Nutoritdt bic @eieIi6afz
ten, weI9en erIaubt murbe, bic MitteI
i9neueren Sransportes auf eepiIen
Qinien gu niouopOliiiren, 3winst, ibre
5orberunsen berabsufdrei6en," als baB
er ibre Yrsile be3abIc. @r bot 500 pro
MeeiIe fir Die tdsIi9e 8ef6rbernns elmer
bic Yoitia6en entbaItenben &iite swis
f9en Baltimore unb 8aibtuston, wur6e
aber obi6Id9is bef9ieben. Sett lit Der
Dur@i6nittspreis pro Reile etua @ts.
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2te6cr oeH 6nfsarif6en 2Iiniter
~srdfi0entem

btri6tet elm Sa6tenner: Bon eiuem
europdii6eu Observation-Disclosures ninrmt
man an, ba6 er fIu9, seIebrt, i9Iau,
bsruorrasenb in Der Staatsfumf, ses
manbt ais 8e6ner iei. 8ei man6en
trtHt bas gu, bel man9en aud ni6t, unb
bas betannte 8ort bes alten SrenItierna
inbet bispeilsn aud nod in moberuen
3eiten bere6tiste N~nrpenbuns. @ie man
in bieier 8esiebuns ipdter iber 8aras
melon urtbeiIsn wtrb, birfte pom benz
GrfoIg abban9en, ben bic sesenpdrtiee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-15
NEWS BY TEE CABLE.
lArEsT FoRRloN INTELI1aENcF.
Gpsland Rapldly cathorlnF Herself Up a, d
Preparing the sinews of war-rhe An.
tleipa.ed Reply Of England Pres.
sases Long and bloody War.

LONDON, April II. Sir Peter Lumsden's
reply to General Konaro1"s report isex.
pected in London on the esd inst. General
Komaroff's reply TOM. de Giers' request
for further explanation Of the affair OF
March S0th, which request was made at
the instance Of the British Government
yesterday, is expected 10 arrive on the,
25th inst.
At Cirencester, in Gloucester today,
during the parade OF 25O Gloucester mil.
lila recruits they were invited to join the
regulars, and 14s&en responded TO the in
yitation.
Military preparations Of the British gov
emmen continue unabated. The govern.
ment has decided to purchase four
more steamers similar to the America,
and to equip them as armed cruisers The
number OF British men.oi.war now beinc
prepared for service Is 80 great that Il is
believed that active officers cam
not ba found for them ali. and
it will be necessary to resort
TO the retired list. The steel
armor plated turret ship Colossus, Of &, ,i5o
tons register and 490horse.p power, one Of
the most formidable iron-ciads in Inc
British navy will soon be ready for sea.
and 1t is believed WILDE attached TO ma
Baltic fleet. s't
Gibraltar and other British stronpholds
ar. to beput in complete state Of de-
tense. Addittonalsupplies Of torpedoes,of
warded TO all of the naval steamers at
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.CLEFELANDlS CAUSE.
THE prruTY q. 5. MARsHA1s
10 the Lot w.lgh. Case nt cineinnn.i-An
Opinion of tho New Comptroller of
the Treasury General Washington
News and Gossip of 1utetest.

wAsuisoroS, D. O, April i4.-Judge
Durham, First Comptroller Of the Treas
ury, has given an opinion in regard to the
accounts Of Lot Wright, United States
States Marshal for the Southern District
Of Ohio, for expenses incurred in conduct
ing the election for members Of Congress
held In Cincinnati in October, 1854. The
account is mostly for the payment Of
Deputy Marshals.
The Comptroller says: "some Of said
deputies have been paid for nine days'
services, some for three, four and more
days, and very large number for two
days. Some Of these deputies were not
citizens Of Ohio, and some were citizens
Of Hamilton county, but not Of the city OF
Cincinnati. My predecessor had decided
before I come into office that said deputies
must be voters Of the State and city, and
that it was illegal ltoappoint q deputy who
was not voter of the city. In this I
fully concur, and i go further. I believe
the spirit Of tho law is to take said
deputies from the respective precincts in
which they vote. The object OF having
said deputies is to aid in preventing illegal
and fraudulent registration and voting
and 10 preserve the peace, DC"
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RussIA,s ADYANrAaRs
over England ana a Afghanl.t..n In the Case

II
of War.
NEw YoRx, April l4.-A retired officer
ofthe us. Army, who has travelled in
Russia, Turkey and other European coun-
tries, said to-day:
"Russia is far better prepared for war
than either Afghanistan or England. Her
means Of supporting an army are more
perfect than either Of the Other,
countries. Her railway communica.
ton will take troops quicker to
the scene OF strife than can either Of the
two other nations. England made.a great
mistake when she stopped the conslrnc.
ton OF railroads through India and
Afghanstan to the Russian border, and It
was so said at the time. Now she realizes
the fact, as Russia has the inside lines Of
communication with all her possessions.
Russia's base OF supplies can be more
easily reached than those OF the othertwo
countries, especially England.
Another advantage is gained by the
former in having within herself not Only
the material, but the means for supplying
her armies with both food and arms. She
has lately had great surplus OF
cereaIs which can be utilized,
Large and capable factories and
foundries will turn out arms in abund.
ance, and she can make tile finest steel
iKrupp) guns Of any European nation.
Her troops are well trained and mo.
bilized and can be readily sent to
thes seat Of war. The locomotives OF
the country are constructs for the burn.
ing OF petroleum, Of which there is an
abundant supply within the Russian terri
tory, and the cost OF transpor,ionis, there
fore, less than that Of her enemy's. Tur-
key has also well equipped soldiers, with
an abundance Of arms. Although remain-
ing neutral she may be brought into the
conflict, and can put good fighting troops
into the field, with an abundance Of milf
tary equipment. regard the conflict be-
tween Russia and England more favorable
for the former than the latter. At pres
ent see no reason why either nation
should be compelled TO send to this coun-
try for arms, although Russia might find
i advantageous TO purchase ships from
American owners
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ATlast the Mayor has forced something
from the City sergeant's chosen commit
tee. The so.called report Is an insult to
Council and to the community. 1t declares
that which is untrue. There is no misun-
derstanding between the Mayor and the
City Sergeant. They do not both seem
anxious to discharge their respective
duties. The Mayor has the clearest posi-
DE understanding Of the dtlation, in
which the City Sergeant is an important
element. The Mayor means to do his
duty and has yatnly urged the unwilling
City SSrgeantt TO do his. Allthis is matter
d nOtOriety, and no member Of the 6xl
Committee On Elections can be ignorant
Olit.
The committee was too shrewd toTtry
the case. 1t accepted the work Of . fine
Italian handin the background, and be-
aOld! We have the remarkable report.
seeing that the Mayor is not blockhead,
1t may be assumed that he will not accept
the cOmnittee's suggestion. He will
hardly ask the City Solicitor to interpret
'of him duty which Is clearly marked
out in the ordinances. He Is more likely
10 80 ahead in his good work aud do what
no can, under adverse conditions, to make
Inc municipal regulations respected and
obeYOd. -.l ~
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TaE Prince OF Wales is no spring
chicken. Ireland has not suddenly broken
outin rebellion. His Royal Highness is
said to bo 10 close observer Of events,
Therefore he knew what to expect when
he invaded the enemy's country. If he
was looking for loyal professions, he has
had them; but he has also witnessed such
scenes OF protestation and revolt as the
cable reports. and these things cannot be
reassuring to the heir apparent. II be
ever doubted before he nust be convinced
now, that ss.Ireland shall meanwhile
be pacifed, he Is destined to rute over an
Ireland even more allen than India
The paciGcation Of Ireland is not an
event Of near probability. The Irishmep
who arc in revolt dream Of a free Ireland.
The government throws out a little sop
nOwand then, always under the compul-
sion Of assassination or mob violence.
Ireland cannot be freq while England is
strong. But England wili.c6p.ipue to be
made uncomfortable while Ireiaad Is
struggling to be free, and visits Of the
royal family will not calm the spirit Of
desperate turbulence.
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Tho Terms Or psace.

PARIS, April 1.-THE following tele-
gram was received to-day from NJ. Pate
notFs, Freash Minister to China; "rhe
oeieia' 6esstte Of Canton, to-day publishes
an imperial decree ordering the execution
O. the preliminary treaty oil peace between
Uhina and France. The decree orders lie
Siceroy OF Canton to send Customs 8
Commissioner and a Mandarin to Hanoi
70 make arrangemshts with, Gen. DeIisie
ior the evacuation OF Tonquin by Inc
Chinese troops. LupvinphGcc, chief Of
the Black Flags, has received q title euniy-
alent to that Of Baron, and will be made
Governor OF q Chinese province, and will
receive q large sum Of money to enable
hsta to pay and disband his followers.
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A NEW LEASE Or LIFE
AvoIcE rRoMoUr on rnE To,LBs
General Gran. is 80 Much Improved That
He writes His own Bullelin-rhe Old
Commands in Much Better Health
Than for Two Week. Past.

New YoRK, April14.-A gentleman who
is thoroughly conyersant with General
Grants ailtnent said that the marvellous
improvement in the Generals condition
is not at all surprising. He may live two
or three weeks, and he may live four
months. II he survives until the early
part Of tho summer he will be taken out
Of the city to the mountains probably, as
1 do not think the sea air would
agree with him. II he had
strength enough think he would
like to go TO California. II he inn
proves In the same ratio during the next
four days he will be riding in the park
this week. He does not require SO much
morphia now, as only six drops Of this
solution were injected tonight instead Of
the customary ten drops. He partook Of
three varieties Of nourishment to-day,
and the General being in q facetious
mood, alluded to the food as his three
courses.
DR.. Shrady left the house at $50, at
which time he said the General was doing
well and would pass comfortable night.
DR.. shrady has returned and will remain
until morning.
General Grant during the afternoon and
evening walked several times from his
bedroom 10 bis library and enjoyed the
company Of the different members OF his
family.
Alto o'clock he retired, and since that
time has been sleeping in his chair. His
cough is not troublesome and the secretion
Of mucous is. slight. His pulse and tenn
perature are unchanged, and there is at
present promise for him Of aquiet hight.
tsignedj iko. F. sARApY, n, D,
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Treasury Annirs.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 14.-A spe.
cial committee appointed by Acting secre-
tary Fairchild to examine the methods Of
doing business in the office of tile Second
Comptroller Of the Treasury, has reported
that the work Of the bureau is about three
months in arrears, and can only be
brought up TO date by extra diligence on
the part Of the clerical force, and BY a
slight increase In the number OF clerks.
Acting Secretary Fairchild said to-day his
idea was To secure in the future, If possi-
BILE, more prompt settlement Of the &C.
counts OF the Government officers than has
been obtained In the past.
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Z EARLY NEWS
Regarding the oontemp plated War between
Russia aud England. y

aVo rttta,s tba pa,, t..,,,..I. n . Z, -,
Rn.,,. @ .s a,,a r,assa m.'',a war al setween y,
.a ..sN,., aa" E"siaao. ..,,saa
LONDON, Aprll i4.-Ihe Cabinet have
been summoned to an immediate council.
In consef,penca "a tha xa.a;,,. :,
eminent ~ fssthsr snS :, ssss.ps ey .he GOV
-. !, " y. -. s.es ~ '0fsant EIt dispatches
~ ietsara y. 70 Tue Afghan question.
There are Tumors in the air Of another
battle on the bankso of The E,shis T,..s
announcement, No. asa,..,,s ~ = ..ei.A. ! ne
annouuseaies'snas ,'.,. created much exeite-
menu, ~ ~ peiieyed tllis caused the sud-
den call for Cabinet meeting. and n il
said the Government l,ss inst -, -
iispatches stating hattIa Ss aSs, tsosissu NJ l
tween the Russisns ! and % TN sa Sfanas ~. ~
posts, "A deolaration ~ was Il ;.n n,tasa. oa.=
1t is believed. If5the NOR of tba .t..I't =.
verified, nothing on nsavsnt " s.ss sse nsus ID
The preparaiions for' war ,oms;"sa ;'s ,s.;.,.
Increasing yiSor 4 fa,ns =; a,stna .!tl VIII
men Mas been eneaSsd AZ y l,ha sa T,b asSas, WUras
dock ward today. '''e st'.s't'ssti
Al sneeiai flis5stot f.o,, nS.,;,
Paris ,fa,,saaI fsSats s.sa dc. ~ " sle ~,
and Russia have not s :n,.I,t s an hlg.ahd
Offices al Germanv as !, S ,o.,i;a,o Wy s1gu tti
Aiphan ,liilicnl,y and w y snr,ns,a ,na ~ sne
offered to- act IN this S casnsitv sisay mas not
Lord Dntierin has has n n ,ormsi @ ,bo 4, a,,..,
ment that tho mt,r amt 'iie ~ ,l"Ssrn ,l'n
sage of nritish troons ] ,hronsb y tnsss;s ne P.ss-
tan. ''''e''a = y e.s eant'-
The. Ddilu Ne,a IN an od;tor,,i .h,s
morning saws: s.ifGansraI ssa ~, ~ ~ ulis
mort we're lie onlyS answer Ssssss -. ...ssli, w,
live. there wonld he IiIfIe +as1 ssSsa ~ s9niu
mality Of declaratio" II way @ n M ,,,,..
would 90 OF of tI,smselyss @ W. e sui.s Sa,.s
rather Is fear bland eyasiye ans vars ms ilase y
In an interview with Earl G,an,;,ia
Fehmi pasha said tbe Porte was, N Sss;,i;n., sst
10 enteTinto an active alliance - eS;,h ,mi o,ssas
Enpland or Rnssis II "a e,,s..a,s Viii s',les ii,
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The funeral Of Mfs, I, d. May, yester.
day, was largely sttended.
Mr. Viii Heiniine returned from a briel
visit to Massillon yesterday.
The Standard mill was shut down yes,
terday to allow the men TO attend the
funeral OF Mrs. May. 7
The Owl Club CARNIVAL, Monday night,
was. A. success. The rink was crowded,
principally With the coiored population.
The work on the Ohio Valley glass
house Is progressing rapidly, the roof haY.
Ing been put on and work commenced on
the walls. e
Messrs. Scott 4 a}c6raw, Of Bellaire,
have leased atplot Of ground opposite the
o, " Il w. freight depot, on Which they
will start q Lumber yard.
Attic election for two school directors
Witch was held here Monday there were
80 votes cast. Ross J. Alexander received
-, DR.. Van Wagner 50, and William
Alexander SO.