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7. S. LUHMANN, VI. D..

DREWER NALSTER, CORNER SIXTH
ID aud Washington streets, South side. The
highest casa price paid tor Barley.
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/ Residence OF Or. T. Sialu, Hancock street,
lca- the court hoG-e, Nanitowoc Wis. del5
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TTORNEY AND CoUNsELLOR AT LAW
\ Ulec IN Carus' Block, first floor. n door
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street MauitywOc, VIZ. Collections promptly
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n BlagK, SoIth Eighth Street, ManitowOc
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

SO said Bridget Syrnc, VINO was
Murdered ia Cincinnati sunday
Night, EsufOTr She Died.
CIScINNATI, Dee. What appears to
have been deliberate murder for rob-
berry was committed laRt night shortly
after midnight at No. ITO Butler street.
The victim was Bridget Byrne, aged ~
years, living aione in little cottage OF
that place She was market woman,
but il WAS known that she had saved
money, had bought bonds and that she
kept them in her house.
Mira. Byrne rushed into neighbours
house and fell bleeding on the floor.
She wRs nearly dead, but managed to
gasp, ''John Smith did it; he tried to
rob me.n She WAS taken to the hos
pital and on tho way stated to the
officer that It was "Broeky" Smith
"Brocky" being the name given to the
John Smith she had named as the muir
derer. she was dead when the wagon
reached the hospital. Her wounds were
dozen in number and were made by o
knife.
emith, who lived in house in front OF
Mrs. Byrue's cottage, was arrested in
bed. Blood was fonnd on his sleeve and
on his undershirt but he said that it came
from fight he had with his brother. he
positively denied the crime. Mrs. Byrne't
valuabIeg we're not stolen, the murderer
having evidently been frightened away.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

Archbishop Corrignn Snys NO Cath
one Baaking scheme ls COhieus-
plated.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 8.--Archbishop Corri-
gan was seen yesterday in regard to q
published statement that great Roman
Catholic bank with capital Of
800, 900, 600, was about to be stsrted in
this city. The archbishop said You
can deny the whole thing most posi-
lively. This Mr.. Leybnurn is most
consummats liar. The whole thing is q
gigantic scheme of swindling. have
never, in any shapa or form, given any
sanction or countenance to Mr. Ley
bourn's scheme. MIR. Eugene Kellum,
Mr.. Hoguet aud Nj. James Lynch, who
have been mentioned in connection with
the matter, all of them state most posi-
lively that they would never approve it..
The story that have had friends in the
vatican pushing the scheme is an unmiti-
gated falsehood. The vatican has never
written line to me or to them in refer
ence to this matter. Moreover, there are
documents in my possession which
characterize Mr.. Leybourn as liar and q
| fraud. This papal benediction does not
amount to anything. 1t is simply Q
blank form which any one car buy and
| fill i'm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
mAsu1Nar0n,s PLANs.

How the National Capita, Wants
tne IU0th Anniversary 40 be Ceie-
bralirr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. a.Tha frat
schgla5 for tLe contamination of tine
40Oth Anniversary OF the discovery OF
America BY CAribtcpher Columbus has
been fairly lauachei. New York, Obi
cBpo snd other cities eager to gaia the
honor OF having the World'5 Fair are lefS
ont i'll the COLD. The National Board of
Erumotlon il charge of the three Amer
ieas and WoEld'e Exposition ct the ma.
floral capital in 1892, NAYS agreed upon
d bill. winch viii be introduced in both
| ths BE a.e and the House to-day. The
bill, after reGonntiug this obisct Of the
ocossiou, urges that he Pre- ident OF the
\ United States appoint o governmental
I board of nine 6ire0tors to formulate and
4 aupGiialend the ex sGllion Of 8 plan for
the Fix observance OF the proposed cele-
| bration.
The plan is to include Three Amer.
| icas museum, to remain IS memorial
| building id coinmemoration OF that great
bigtorirIi event and as repository of
the antiquities and history OF the Western
Hemisphere.
4 Three Americas building for an ex-
hibit OF the representative resources, arts
ana Industries of the Is American Il :
pnb!ic5, tbs Dominion OF Canada and
the West Indie l5!at.ds.
4 state and tertltOr al building for an
exhibit OF the representative resources,
arts and industrina If tire iG stntes and
territories Of tho UE!ted States.
A building Tor m 5Shibit Of working
models Of great American inventions.
A building for u temporary EXHIBIT Of
the representative resources, arts ant
industries OF all nations other thet
American.
A statue OF Christopher Columbus, &c
be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies
on the 18Th OF 0etonsr, 1892.
luat inc President OF tbs United States
throngh tile department OF state, shal
make proolamgtions setting forth TIT
dates II. which the exposition shall opei
and close, and inviting the participation
OF ali nations Of the world, and all state
aud territories Of tbs United states.
That tho Presidents of the Unite,
Strtas especially ,nyite the presidents o
: tho 10 American sister ,epublica, tn
King of Italy, the Qleen of Spain and tn
presidents and reigning sovsreiens of nl
! other nE,ious to visit tie United States il
1892 and bin with him inthe ceremonie
attending the uuyeiiing of said statute 9
, Christopher Columbus.
I An issuance OF SIS 1000, COO Of the bond
| OF tbs District OF Columbia is to be at
/. tborizsd, OF 80 much thereof as may b
, found necessary Tor the purpose, to bea
! such rate of interest and TO mature :
. such time, az, to Congress may aeel
best; to be cold Rt not less than par, th
0 proceeds to b. paid into the treasury {
t the United States IS fund for the &!
: penses of holding said exposition at Ii
!, national capital; any une1psmded balanS
/ thereof, tosether with the receipts oyt
j aud above the expenses of said expos
i ton, to be placsd Go the credit Of Il
Z District of Columbia for the liquidatio
h OF any indebtedness OF said district.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12


A Warming 40 Passengers NOT 20
Acco,nInodatingiy Perform the
Butics OF Train Wien.
TOPEKA, KAN, Dec. 10.-The supreme
court has handed down decision In the
case Of the AtohisoD, Topeka d Santa Fe
Railway VS.. d. O. Lindley, which in
wolves question not previously raised IN
the courts.
On February 25th, 1885, Lindley fled his
petition against the company TO recover
5000, 900 damages for personal injuries
received. II appears thst while stopping
at station Lindley got on top of the
rear portion of the train attached 10 the
engine, and, by sudden forward motion,
was thrown off and received injuries.
Judgment was rendered against the com.
pany for the sum of So, 1893. The com
pany excepted and brought the case up to
this court.
The petition alleged that the conductor
directed the plaintiff TO climb on top Of
the car and signal for the front portion
| Of the train to be backed up, and the en-
ginser suddenly threw open the throttle
| and started the cars with so much force
as to pitch the plaintiff heAdforemost
down upon the track. The court says
}hat the order of the conductor to 90 on
| top of the cars and help signal was en-
| tirely without the routine of his duties
| and as it was voluntarily obeyed by
Lindley ii could not fsstsn any liability
| on the railroad company. He occupied
merely the position of o passenger who
| voluntarily assumed a very dangerous
| position at the request Of conductor as
matter OF accommodation. The court
holds that gross negligence on the part
established, and reverses the judgmen'
OF the lower court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
o,BYRSE ON THE WING.
He shipped orr 40 PhiIadeip hia ana
will Go by KBORE TO Boston 10

He shipped or 40 PhiIadel phEa ana
will Go by HsoRt 10 BOSTON TO
Avoid Arrest.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 4.-Riohard 8. New
comb, counsel for Colonel John O'Byrns,
who has been adjudged in contempt foi
refusing to answer questions put to him
in the dock department investigation,
had long conference this morning with
the corporation counsel, Mr. CLARK. Mr..
Newcomb wanted Mr.. CLARK to consent to
vaoate the attachment issued against
Colonel 0'Byrne by Justice Patterson,
but this the corporation counsel declined
to do. MIR. Newcomb was to have made
o motion to yacate the attachment before
Judge Lawrence in the supreme court
this morning, but as the assistant cor
poration counsel, MIR. Wicker, who APP
pears for the commissioner of accounts,
was engaged in another case, the motion
was deferred until tomorrow. After the
coeierence this morning Mr.. Newcomb
said that Colonel O'Byrne intended fight
| ing the attachment TO the last pinch.
Colonel O'Byrne quietly left Taylor's
Hotel this afternoon, going to Philadel-
| phia by the Pennsylvania sailroad. From
there he will 60 to Boston by"SSe outside
| lines.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
ms NECK was BROKEN.
A Chicago Ronth KILLED While Fry
Ing 10 II eep Iais Sister Out of had

A chicago Ronth KILLED While Try
ing 10 Keep IAis Sister Out Of Bad
Company.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-John Jacobs, 10.
years-pld youth residing with his parents
at No. 214 Mohawk street, had his neck
broken almost in front of his own door
last night.
His younger sister, Lizzie, q pretty girl
OF about Is years, OF whom he was very
fond, was the primary cause Of the diff
Guilty which resulted in jacobs death.
The girl left the house last evening
and Jacobs soon afterward went out and
found her walking with John Wissall and
Paul Stockhart. whom he considered I'M
desirable companions. He called to her
to go home and scutfls ensued between
the boys. Jacobs was pushed against q
fence violently and SINK to the ground
gaspiDg. be died in few minutes, his
leck having been broken. No arrests
have been made yet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
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GOULD WILL SELL OUT.
Fearing releph0nic competition HE
VIII EIIapOss OF Gnis Western Union
InInrasI.


Interest.
New YoLx, Dsc. 1O.-It is stated upon re-
liable authority that Jay Gould, becoming
alarmed at the prospects ahead OF the tele-
phone rs a rival to the telegraph, is now In
readiness TO get rid OF tina Western uaion
Company to whoever will pay his price for
1t, whether 1t be the government or pri-
yRte concern.
lyon viii sea great turnover or revolu-
tion In telesraphic nstteis before many
moons," sRid prominent operator In wall
street yesterday. IL Il an open secret
among the initiated that tho Bell Telephone
Company, or rather It's offspring, the
American IIong.dislaneo Telephone and
Telegraph Company, has been and Is ex.
tending its lines, and threatenst TO drive out
the telegraph.
at ia well known to all telegraph mon
that the coming opponent OF the telegraph
monopoly Is the equally greater monopoly
of the Telephone. The telephone peopit
have trump card which they are holding
back until the proper moment. This
nothing less THAI an improved telephone
which will Rstouni the public when 1t l.
| placeG on the market"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

A huil6ing in East Fourteenth street,
New York. was partially destroyed by FIRE
Sunday. The following are the losers:
Simpson, Hall & Meller, dealers ln silver
ware, $50, 600; Dempsey & Carroll, sta.
TONERS, 100000 M. Kahn, manufacturer
of chocolate, $40 900; Il. W. Stammler "
Co., importers, $4,000. The loss on the
building, which was owned by Henry
Maitland, was $2b, 600. All the losses are
cnYared by inanrannh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
DRUNKEN NEGRO oEE1oEH.

lse RecKIPssIY SHOT Into n Crowd
ana sEOrtaiIy W0anded a Young
MAN,
MARSHALL, Mo-, Dec "a coIored
deputy policeman named Vinegar, while
drunk, cauged q scene OF terror in Hig-
ginsville, 80 miles west Of here, last
night, by firing his revolver promiscuously
into crowd Of white people while they
were leaving the Opera House after q per-
tormRnce.
One man was shot through the head
and MORALLY wounded and others were
more or less injured. Vinegar escaped
and has not yet been captured, although
posse of men is securing the country in
search OF him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

GRAND Rapids, MIcH, Dec. 5.-The
mystery surrounding the disappearance
OF Clarence Il. loot, the Cashier in the
United States Express Office here ia
~ deep and impenetrable as at
first Every conceivable theory has
been carefully scrutinizad, but has led to
nothing tangible. The search has been
unremitting. With the Cronin case in
mind the police have searched every
catch basin and man-hole in tha city,
but not even drop of blood has been
discovered,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

William Hezlett, writing to his sweet
heart, said: / never love you so we'll as
when / think OF sitting down with you TO
dinner. Should you happen to be an
unfortunate victim Of dyspepsia or indi-
gestion just try q Wine.glGss Of stoEe-
hraker's Stomach Bitters before each
meal and you will soon enjoy your meals.
SO cents bottle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

sr. VINCENT, MINN., Dec. "a deal
hos teeu consumEatel between the
Federal Bank Of Canada and the North
ern Pacific railway, which places in the
possession of the railway the fine railroad
bridge on the international boundary
connecting the Manitoba towns Of Emer-
son and West Lynne.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
,r,ro nn,. a.rnce for HONG.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5. -"Jimmy" Hope,
the noted bank burglar, was discharged
from custody by Judge Wheeler in the
United States circuit court and he was
allowed two days time to leave this state.
His honor decided that the prisoner was
entitled to his liberty, having served i'm
prisonment for the crime a~t1er which he
was extradited from Calf mia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12


The treasury department on Monday
purchased 1900 ounces Of silver for
the Philadelphia Mint.
The Rev. George j. Zimmerman,
founder and pastor OF the Fulton Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Clutch, in Balti-
more, died snddeniy on Saturday night,
after short inness.
At police heNdquRrtors, in New York,
on Saturday, property worth $25 100 waI
destroyed in accordance with law. The
property consisted Of gambling paraphar-
MALTA captured by the police.
A mortgage Of So, 600, 900, given by the
Wheeling Bridge aud Railway Terminal
Company Of Wheeling, w. Va, 10 the
Washington Trust Company Of New York
City, was placed on record in Wheeling
on Saturday.
The navy department is informed Of
! the arrival OF the United States steamer
Pensacola, with tbs American eclipse ex-
petition on board, at st. Paul do
Loando, Africa, on Saturday. All on
board were we'll.
! An English syndicate on Saturday pur-
| chased sc, 900 acres Of coal and mineral
land in Marion county, Tenn., for So
! 2l3, 600. Ii ID stated that the syndicate
will build town with the 81 ,6S7, coo cash
aurpius which is leIs TO operate with.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
| pany on Saturday settled for $l1 200 o
suit for S2U, 600 brought by M4damo Nell
son, the Australian equesirisnDs, ON
account OF bodily injuries received in q
railroad accident, near Gold Creek, Mon
taaa.
At u mass meeting OF ooIored psople in
Chicago, on sunday, revolutions were
adopted proSa tine against the pggani2 j.
tion OF eolorea Y III. G. A., nul insist
ing that sush movsms mt was calculated
10 draw the color line il that great re.
ligious organization.
The Chicago limited express between
Cincinnati and Chicago, on the Lonia
vile, New ALBANY 4 Chicago railroad, wa
wrecked near Frankfort, lad, on Sunday
Baggage Master Warren md Mrs. Wilder
passenger, were injured.
e. B. Hamingway, q banker, ut Whit
ney's Point, New York, made an assign
nsnt Monday. Hemingway also Coon
dnottda grocery and drug Gtore, and 3
steam saw mill. The disabilities are placed
between $50 900 ard $4,000.
a diapGteh from Soottdale, Pa, say
, that eN Representative Oaiiachau lie
, again sworn out warrants charging 4. V
Powderlg ard tive locsl msmbsga u tn
, knights Of Labor with oonspirirg to dc
feat him Rt the Fenept election,
, Sister Aary K lily Of the Webster Stree
. Roman Catholic Convert, III Pittsbu.a
: tried to.nomDit suicide On Monday b
jumping from third-story window. I'll
was prevented, anu was taken in chaFg
BY the police. She is abuut 2S years oil
and is believed to be insane.
The Finney Home, in Detroit, Mich,
= was damaged by fire early on Monda
:, morning. d. Is. johnson, one of til
{ guest8, chung to the WindeW sill OF hi
q room on the fourth floor until overcou
by the smoke, when he dropped. He VIZ
! fatally injured. Telegraph and electri
y light wires hinderad the fremen i
I. raising a ladder in time to rescue Johr
e son.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
EMrN.s LEra IN pgEfL.
E1e Fell From a ParapcI and is
Enrribiy Hnjnred-E1lry of the Xxx
plHrcr Into lsagamoyO.

Eze Fell From a Parapct and is
Errribly Hnjnred-E1IryO of the Xxx
plHrcr Into lsagRmoyO.
LoNpoN, Dec. "A dispatch from
Zlnzibar announces that Emin Pache has
met with probably fatal accident. Be-
ing neor,sighted, he walked out of q VIM
dow by mistake, and fell on his head
fracturing his skull. He now lies ut
BaRamoyo in critical condition.
An tha doctors except Mr.. Stanlsy'g
physician declare that Emin's injuries
will provo fatal. Mr.. Btanley's pbysi-
Dian is hopeful of saving Emin's life,
but says Inst under the most favorable
circumstances the patient cannot b3
moved for at least 10 days.
A later Dispatch from Zanzibar says
that Emin mtsjudged tho height OF a
balcony parGpet, oyer-balanced himself
and fell distance of 40 feet. When
found his right eye was closed and blood
was issuiug from his ears. His BODY is
terribly bruised.
Z4NzlB4R, Dsc. 6. Henry M. Stanley,
Emin Pachs aud Captain OAsati were met
| by Mejor Wia5mann at Atom, Oh the
I KinghGni river, on Tuesday. The CO.
casiou was duly celebrated by the drink
ing Of healths aud loyal toasts in bump
ers OF champagne. Major Wissmann pro.
vided horses ard Mr.. stanley end Emin
made tHiumphal entry into Bagamoyc
~ ii O'clock on Wednesday morning.
The town was profusely decorated with
bunting and veF6ant arches, and palms
wore waving from every window. Msjoi
Wissmann's force and the German man of
war Sperber fred salutes. All tie yes
sells in the roRdstead were handsomely
decked with flags.
Major Missmann entertained tho party
at luaoheon, when the captain of thu
Susrbsr formally welcomed Mr.. Stanley
and then congratulated Emin on bshal
OF Emperor William. During the after
noon many Europeans came to greet tn
explorers.
In the evening there was q champagne
banquet The German consul offered ;
toast in honor of Queen Victoria. Majo
Wissmann toRsted Stanley, calling hin
his master in African exploration.
Stanley mede an eloquent reply. III
thanked God thnt he had done his duty
end referred with emotion to the soldier
whCse homes we're bleaching in the fores
lie seia iis motto had always been "on
ward lie testified to tie divine il flu
cncs that gniied aim In his work.
Emiu pacha toRoted Emperor William
lieutenant Stars responded to toas
TO StAnIey's ciliesrs.
Brackenbury proposed the health Q
Major Wiaamann, which was drunk wit
al The honor4, the company singip
"Ee's Jolly good fellow"
Mr.. Siunlsy will arrive ct Z1pzibar .
: Thursday aboard the aperbsr. Emin
penPis will come on a British mau-ot,wa
Tbs En-, ptiaa government has cha
3 tered British India steamer TO conye
l.tain PRcha'd party from Zanzibar
: Egypt. All Of Emiu's ivory was eitht
| burned or deposited with native chief
: aud not o single tusk is left.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
stLcorr IN rINAr4.


GEa Knew sas GunId NDt be EEirst-
diieI-5frnYy GOHsrcsSionslt b0sars
WAsRINGTos, Dec. observation-disclosures
Lpad0uI has put me detectives at wotk on
eilcOtt's case. They arc so far without Il
clue hut one, operating upon the theory
(hat Stlcott went to Cennia, Tnere ho
would be safe from ~ Tradition. y is nov
stated that according: to the terms OF
Lselon's bond ii Is limited 10 tho FiEietn
Congress, aad so cnGnut % collected.
Lsad3m himself ha; nothing 70 satisfy the
Indebtedness with, Sile0it havlng taken
even his ready cash; but SicottA bond to
Leadom Ia continuing one apparently,
and SO may he collected.
Ii appears row, from the staten mt naie
| to-day, that the anlOuat ol government
money which silcott took with hin W"a
| $50 GOO, he having used ms bliance OF the
| E72 ,UOD In payingnotes whict: he bad forged
and hau had discounted at tho National
Metropolitan Bluk. rs had forged tha
names OF congressman on the notes, and
WAs aware taat forgery was an e4tradttab!a
| offence In Canhdn under our treaty with
/ Graat Britain. lie WAS Il careful RASCAL and
| kept JusJ within the law.
Al the bond Of the observation-disclosures Was
| given TO cover the performance of his
| clerical duties IL cannot be seen how his
bondsmen can be held for any loss In
Cured By him &C Ing As disnarsinl
/ officer without any authority OF law, OF
how his private properly could bs touched
Slicotts bond might possibly be held good
but even this Is donptful. Much depend.
upon Its phraseology, and then, as 1t wa
given to insure MIR. Leedom against loss, I
must be made apparent that that officer ha
sustained personal loss before the Bonds
men could ps called upon.
Altogether the situation Is distressing Z
those members VINO at first had no doub
that they would promptly recover thei
missing salaries. Having exhausted m
knowledge OF the treasury others, tn
committee went down into the otilce OF tn
sergesnt-at-arms. and turning out every
body not connected with the Office, begal
an examination of Formidable array Q
books and accounts. In this work the
were aided by Treasury experts, and q
day tomorrow. will PROBABLY be occupie
in this examination. The heaviest loser
are CopgressmenU CLARK (Wis,), SO, 1852; Ptlc,
DAD, $3.50; Taylor Qll), 3. y. Taylo
[O), Beltau IN. W. and Ge!senhaime
| IN. ~, 20 600 each; Houck and BicMille
(Ienn.) 50, 900 oach; Herman (ore.l, an
Rife (Pa.), $4,000 each; Owen Qni.
$1,000; Bingham (Pa), $1,000. Othel
lose but months salary. $4l7.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

The Touring mill OF Saxton & Thomp-
son, in Lockport, N. Y, wGs burned on
Sunday. The canal bridge adjacent to the
mill was ruined. The totsl loss is esti-
mated at $3.50 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12

WAsuINaTos, Dec. 9.-In the House to-
dny MIR. Mckinley was appointed chair
man of ths ways ard means committee,
Dir. Cannon chairman OF tina appropria-
hons committee, and MIR Kelley chair
ma Of the committee on manufactures.
lhe Rouse, AZ lis o'clock, adjourned
until Wednesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-12
--
Nellie Ssly Amend OF EfnSe.

NEW York, Dec. 9--,Rhe World yester-
day received the following from Nellie
BY: Colombo, Island of Ceylcn, Deoem-
Der Sth. arrived here this morning
safely on board the Peninsulsr and orien-
tai steamer Victoria, two days ahead Of
schedule time"