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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILMAY
lN KrrEcr MAncM 2OrM, ls0l.
DICnMoND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
IL COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH %, 1891,

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MARCH ~, 1871
All trains leave and arrive at Pennsylvania
passenger station, Washington, ID, &.
$50 n. m.---Daily for Culpeper, Charlottes-
VILE, Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danylle,
Greensboro, Raleigh, Ashcvillc, Charlotte. Co
lumbis, Aiken, Augusta Atlanta' ',r Birming,,
California. Pullman Sleeper New York 10 At
lanta and Pullman sleeper Atlanta to New Or
leans. Pullman Sleeper Danyllle via COlum-
hia and Augusta to Macon; connects at Lynch
burg with Norfolk and Western Railroad for
Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
the Southwest.
western Ncstibuled Limited, between wash
ngtOn and Atlanta, composed entirely ~ Pull
man cars, on which an extra rate or rare ~
chargcd arrives Atlanta a. IN. second day
Consult time table for stops
$3.50 Il, m and 2:9G p. m.--Daily, except sun
day, for Manassas, Strasburg and uterine
diate stations,
1885 p. m.--Daily, runs to Lynchburg; carry
ing Pullman sleeper TO Memphis Via Lynch
burg and Bristol.
ii:OO D. M Southern Express daily for
LynChbnrg, Danyillc, Raleigh, Asheyilic, Char
lottc, Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Atlanta
Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas and Call
furni0. Pullman Nestibulc Car Washington To
New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery
Pullman Sleeper New York and Washington To
Ashcyllle and Hot Springs, N. g., Via salisbury.
Also Washington to Augusta Via Charlotte and
Columbia.
Trains ON Washington and Ohio division
leave Washington 300 q, m, daily, 6'91 p. m.
! daily ana l;ij p, m. daily, except sunday; re-
| turning arrive Washington $3.50 Y. m. and o 10
| y. m. daily and 800 a. m. daily, except sunday.
Through trains from the South via Charlotte,
Dunyillc and LynChburg arrive IN Washington
| G:S3 q. M, lO:25 q. m. aud $50 p. m; via East
| Tennessee, Bristol and Lynchburg 40 BOO p.
IN. aud sos ,. m. strasburg local at lO;i1 2, m
Tickets, sleeping ear reservations ana lntpr-
| nation furnished and baggage checked nt ng
| dee, 1G0l PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and VI paSsen-
/ ger station, Pennsylvania Railroad, Sixth and
| b streets,
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Tnr GeniIemen Only.

Is there code of newspaper manners?
This is one of the questions which
George William Curtis will discuss in the
Editors Easy Chair in HupS,'s WdyaliV
for April. The code of newspaper man
nors, he says, is the universal code Of
courtesy, and not one restricted to the
newspapers Good manners in civilized
society are the same everywhere and in
all relations. If a man is agentleman, he
does not cease to be one because he enters
q newspaper office, and il would seem TO
be equally true that ii his work on the
paper does not prove TO be tina. Of
gentleman, il could not have been a
gentleman who did the work. 4 gentle
man, we will suppose, does not blackguard
his ucighbors, nor talk necessarily about
himself and his achievements, nor behave
elsewhere as he would be ashamed to be-
have i'm his club or In his own family. II
a gentleman does not do these things, Of
course gentleman does not do them in
upWgluupr.N ~
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A French View AGAINST lis.

PARIS, April 4.-Thc JourHdi DeS DeJats to-
day declares that Italy has an undoubted right
10 demand that the United States shall make
an EFFORT TO punish the men who lynch-d the
Italians at New Orleans. The journal adds;
1T II natural that Italy finds dificnlty in al.
mtting the distinction which Mr.. Blaine draws
between central and local powers, because she
has cogDiZancc OF the Federal power alone
power for redress Italy has not acted hastily,
csI ccialy IN view of the customary prOce sdurc
Of Washington dip omacy, and in view Of the
present nan pOSSUiHUS with which the Italian
demands have been met
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Ashore at Sandy Hook.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs, N. j., April Dur
ing the storm Of wind and rain Thursday the
sea broke high up on the coast. At 1880 next
morning the three-mas' od schooner Georgia
l.. Drake from Mobile, Ala, and bound for
New York, came ashore on Sandy Hook. The
crew were all rescued by the llrc-saying corps.
7 he schooner which has cargo OF yellow
pine, II well up on the beach this morning,
and, Gs the sea has gone down. there is no Inn
mediate danger of her going to pieces.
Efforts win he made to float her.
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Suits Against am Insurance Company.

Font DopGE, Iowa, April "A number OF
policy-hoders of the Waterloo Insurance
Company have brought suit against the officers
OF the company charging them with criml-
nally cOnspirlng 10 rob the policy GOV
yestigatiOn. The company recently made an
assignment and levied a 20 per cent. assess
ment to pay Its liabilities. This the policy
holders refuse to pay, claiming the company
WAS doing n prosperous business EN-GOy-
ornor sherman was one Of the leading officials.
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REsr

2 he muthcr sang her babe tD sleep
As the sun went down In the west,
Then folded u'cr her weary hands
IN sweetest rest,
The birds came ont the misty south,
Borne before the storms mighty crest,
And lodged within q friendly tree
To sleep and rest
The sen waves lash'd In whitcsI foam,
Aud toss'd iu angry mood di~tre.s'i.
TIN the wind went down and lulol them
Iu peaceful rest.
Life bath tossed me in villa disdan-
MY soul is weary in ts quest,
And now need the mothers sungH
or rest, sweet rect.
- WiHldm s., htiEe iH Bifmtagtdm HIaiQ
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Our Splendid Nobility.

George Vanderbilt is building a genu-
inc old-fasmoncl medieval baronial cas-
tie at Asnoyillc, y. C., at a cost of Sl0,-
100000. Is he preparing to retreat with
his millions of wealth into the Blue Ridge
Mountains This innovation of his may
be like Jay Goulds yacht, for pleasure
but IL reminds MS of the days when the
Roman Empire was going to pieces and
that country to anarchy.
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The Benninpton n Success.

NEW LONDON, CoNN. April 5.The Ben
niugtOn made successful trial Thursday and
II IL believed that she has exceeded the re-
qulrcd horse power, though II win take ten
DAYS TO compile the indicators and give the Of
fetal result Everything connected with the
machinery OF the vessel worked smoothly dur
ing the entire four hours and the Government
win have in the bennington as fnc a vessel as
any OF her class In the Navy.
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Questionable Information.

It is decided on the official authority of
Secretary Proctor that the war Of the re-
bellion ended August 90, 1866. Kansas
may, however, take this statement for
what it is worth. It is highly probable
that If the war really ended twenty-five
years ago Kansas would have heard of It.
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Tho Brown.Ouinn A Alrny,

CHESTER, Pa, April T.. The Coroner in.
Quest into the shooting Of william Brown ha.
hccu concluded Tho Jury found thai
Brown came To his death from pistol shots
fred by Frank Quinn, G.. Cell and D. Crlpps,
thc evidence adduccd ~ the Inquest it was
plainly shown that the shooting was done in
Aclf.dofcnho.
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A Juror Jailed for Loud TnIk.

OTTAWA, Ill, April i.--Christian Smith =
Juror in the damage case brought by V. H.
Scclcy horseman, against the Rock Island
rOad was sent 10 iail by Judge Blanchard for
saying, loud enough TO be heard all over the
courtroom, that the company would have to
pay Seelcy. The case was continued to the
next term and the Jurors were excused.
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Mhere Ihe W omnn I. nos,.

w
In the bright lexicon Of the Kansas fe-
male there's no such phrase as down
trnddn woman" Henry Richards, a
citizen Of the bleeding State, observed in
he rOiunda Of the Sherman House this
neon.
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what wealth shoula Count.

FTUW ne UUNTOW TTOOf,
When our Senators are elected by the
people, let MS hope they will be elected for
their wealth of intellect and not for their
wealth OF riches.
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Visit our Chidren's Department and
for 81 andup. Eiseman Bros, 7th and w.
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rs ANOTHER COLUMN to-day we publish
an interview with DIR. TuLLo VERDI of
this city. We think we may fairly claim
that it is the first neutrality-suspicious. that
has been made in this connection Not
wishing to talk, DR.. VERDI has been repre-
scnted rs bubbling over with conversation.
Feeling deeply the embarrassment of his
position, but always placing his allegiance
to this country above every other duty,
he has been represented as frantic
and yoluble accuser Of American ciyiliza-
tion and a mischevous promoter of excite
ment among Italians resident here. II
seems hard that u. VERDI, who has been
an American citizen for forty years aud a
resident Of Washington for more than
generation, should, at this late
day, find Il necessary to defend
himself against such calumnies and
misrepresentation Such, however,
seems to be the case and the Doctor
speaks for himself elsewhere in this issue
of THE Critic. We take pleasure in pub
fishing the Doctors statement with our
hearty congratulations and compliments
10 say nothing of renewed assurances of
that esteem which all who know him
must entertain.
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NrwAHE, n. j, April l,--Iohn Birj+ll was
probably fatally beaten by hi- brother Cmrle'
Birdsall Both were In love with tha slm'
girl. but John WAS the successful 5lit1r This
augrrcd Charles To such uu extent thlt he ~
fn ulted his brother and beat him Into In
scusibiity Charles Is under arrest
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"THE CRIrlC-EECORD' AS Az AD.
NEETISlNG MEDIUM.

II amy business man I'm this city has any
misgivugs as to The value of Tm Carrie
Rrcop ~ medium for reaching the
people, these misgiyiugs can bc at least
partially dispclcd 10y reading the follow
ing unsolicited testimonial.
W,-ut,DruN, ID. g.. April {, 1871.
The undersigned takes pleasure iu tcstifying
Ia the mct that the ndyerti.cmoLt pf the Bath
Iron and Timber Company in TiE CuirlD-
Rr,oun the pa.i week has hccn productive ot
the most gratifying results, moro than answer.
lug our expectations We gladly recommend
1ur Cmu,.RrDuu fp thc hu-Iuc-- public a-
nn crectiyc advertising medium.
j. s. LAWRENCE,
Treasurer.
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Suit Against the OId New YORK "star."

NV lORk, AprII T.. "FcrkIn', HOOlWIn N
CO., the paper dealers, have brought suit
against g. r. Huntington for SlG0ll ola
Judgment obtained against the sur tOc plp'r
furnished TO the paper during the litteg part
of it, existence. Mr., Huntington denlo thlt
he holds or has held amy interest in the S'h
but refuses 10 say iust what hi. clllaetlpJ
with the paper may have been.
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VIM \ PRESIDENT who salles forth and
collars housebrcakers in the socalled
silent watches of the night, the country
has no special occasion to fear Italian
vengeance
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a nurning Question un In MnIne.

A newspaper paragraph speaks of
Speaker Reed taking pleasure ON his bicy-
Gle, the handy steed" What does he do
with his feet2
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Doe STEALING has attained serious pro-
portions in Washington. Hardly a day
passes without some fresh evidence of
the exasperating condition of things.
Citizens are constantly losing valuable
dogs, and the worst feature of the case is
that instead Of being able to recover
Them by the payment of a small reward
10 the thief, they very often fail to re-
cover them at all. It would appear that
the dog stealers have an arrangement by
which the animals are taken elsewhere
and sold, the prices being higher than the
average reward. Perhaps there is q
stolen-dog exchange, the thieves here
selling the Baltimore crop and cice cersa
A. all events, it is much more
difficult to recover loss now than IL was
a year ago. Perhaps there is no more
annoying eXperince than the disappear
ance by theft of dog whom one values
highly or cares for with great affection.
Certainly no form Of robbery brings home
10 the victim with such force realization
of tie great number of loafers and yaga-
bonds infesting Washington, and who can
have no means of living save by theft.
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THE ITALIAN uNpLEAsAxrNEss.
That Upside Down Elag.
LDDl.l liz lnLLl.LlL--- -LnLL.unl

That Upside Down tiag.
Fy0m MC C0Utict-Jourp0i.
New orleans Italians may turn the
American flag upside down, but it will
not stay that way long enough to make
the act worth while.
The Demand Of italy.
FRAN Me ST. Lo1is Gi0J,- D,moera.
The Italian Government has been dc
mauding that its citizens in the United
states should be accorded the full meas
urc of protection fixed by the laws and
afforded to native-bOrn citizens. This
they have obtained all along. Assassins
of Irish, German, French or American
birth would have been treated, i'm the New
Orleans uprising, precisely the same as
the Malta was dealt with
The italian Menace.
From the t0,1itr-JoVHR
In spite of the ominous recall Of the
Italian Minister, il is just as well not to
assume that we are going to have a war
with Italy. It is hardly conceivable that
the Italian Government would plunge
into a war with the United states, at a
moments notice, on account of the kill-
ing of a few men, all OF whom had been
exercising the rights of American citizens,
whether entitled to them or not.
the war tiurrNs
Byom Me Paiiddelpdta 79mes.
Finally, there will be no war for the
reason that Italy would be whipped out of
her boots, and Inundated, ifnot destroyed,
as one of the powers of Europe. True, she
has four irOn.Clad men of war which we
couldn't cope with just now in an open sea
fight, but It is only here and there that
they could get 10 our coast cities, because
of their water draft, and while they might
DO some damage for a brief season, Italy
would be without her big ronclads before
dozen moons had filled their horns. Be
tween fogs, torpedos, dynamite shells and
Yankee ingenuity and pluck, the exposed
cities would be pretty well protected; and
Italy wouldn't be at war with the United
States sixty days until her European COM
plications would put her in the position of
Hooker's bull that caught fast on the fence
he attempted to jump, and was powerless
to hook in front or kick behind.
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AocoUplNG TO THE press dispatches the
Euelsh conservatives will exploit the
developments Of the New Orleans
affair as am illustration of the futil-
iiy Of Home Rule for Ireland, on
the ground that If autonomy were
granted TO the Green Isle the Irish could
not be compelled, except forcibly, to OBJ
serve foreign and imperial obligations.
When has England ever seemed over
anxious TO impose any kind of obligl-
tions ON Ireland otherwise than forcibly?
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HArIHoAns.
pAllINoRE \ ONO RAlLRoAD.
schcdulo In cnect March %. 1891

Schedule In erect March %, 1891.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey avenue and street.
Fon CmcAao and Northwest, Vcstibuled Lin
tied express daily ll.D q. m, express $50
y. M
express daily. $3.50 and li.3J p. IN.
FoH riTTsnura and Cleveland, express daily
tl3O and 8 80 p m.
FoH IENtNGroN and points in the shenadoah
Valley. no. 10 q. IN.
Fon WiNcursrEn and way stations $3.50 p. M.
FOH LtHNY, 1880 p. IN. z"
FoR BALrNoRE, week days f.0j, 800, G..j, 7.1i,
$50, 900 li-mnuteS), $50 N.35, 1000, iiOl,
%. M, 100 noon. 45minutes), 1910, 2.15, 2.Jn,
(31j, i1.ninutcsl 325, f.25. 1.80, f05, ljl0 W.
minutcs). 5.3O, G.l5. G.2O, 1ij, $50, BOO 1880
and il.3U p. m. sundays, iO5 40, d3O S,3,
U26d0U0 n. M, 1900 noon, ll-minutes), itn
2i5, 40 325, laO, I5j, (510 ij.minutcD.
G15 $50, t80, 300 1890 i1.8 p. m.
FuR ANNAroGis, G.3j and $50 y. m, 1910 aud
d.d y. m. sundays. $50 q. m. l9O y. M.
FoH FRTDEHlcK, fll.3O q. M, sli5, f35l, iLO
Fon IiAernsrowN. ltodOa m. and t5.9Op. M
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
Fon NEW NoRI Boston and the East, fioj,
$500, Ct0.00, m. Dining Car, 'i200no
t2dO.C 5lO Dining Carr, and 1880 0pm m Bumct
Parlor Cars on all day trains. Sleeping Car
on the 1910 p. m: open at 1000 y. ~.
FOR HosTON. $3.50 y. M, with Pullman Buuct
Sleeping Car running through TO Boston
without change, via fOughkccpslc Drlus''
landing passengers in u. y NJ station at
Boston.
FuR FuuApEtpntA, ri.05. 400, 1000. q. M,
nt2OO noon, $3.50 - 10. TG1J and at030p m.
FoR NEWARK, nEL., Wilmington and Chester,
"l.0j, 1870 a. m, Fl20O noon, F2jO $50,
HGt5 and HiO.W y. IN. Limited express
stopping at Wilmington only, 1000 a. m.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, t.Oj and 1000 a. m, i2.O
noon. sundays i.Oj u. M, 1900 noon.
For time Of suburban trains see time tables
t0 he had Of all ticket agents.
Except sunday. nDaily. gSunday only.
baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Company ON
orders left ut ticket Offices, go and 1851 Penn.
sylvania avenue, and at Depot.
j. 4. ODElL, ClIAS. o. SCULL,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Art.
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Deadly Jealousy.

with an egg in the morning use To-
Kalon sherry, Gll Fourteenth street.
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Now THAT TIE ITALIAN war cloud seems
about to blow over why should not the
tennis players heal their dis,ensions and
goforthto conquerat. Wilmington mamity
and graciousness? The decision of the
clubs was equitable. They were under
moral if not legal obligations TO take the
tournament TO Wilmington, and they did
so What else could gentlemen do'
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No DOUBT THE cranks would bear this
protracted wet spell in silence if they
were assured that uinety-one's supply Of
baseball weather will be exhausted be-
fore the baseball season opens.
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THE FSGLsH GoyERNalENr recently in
stitutcd an inquiry into "the Americana
2ation" Of the English language by the
emission of the letter "u' from the words
'labour" and "abourer'' in the census
papers. The dreadful solecism having
been traced 10 the door of the president of
tie local government board who was
larger game than # was desired 10 bring
down, the outcome Of the inquiry was
not illustrated by a terrible example. In
the meantime the spellbnders Of the
United States are naturally iubllant and
may even go so far as to gather in "a
special intellectual orgy for the fitting cele-
lration of the event.
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A Nrm iNrourNNr and delicate question
now arises i'm connection with the Italian
imbroglio Where will GroEcE NJ. Pert
MAN stand In the event of trouble? Some
wears ago PULLMAN was cnoblcd by the
King uf Italy and became the Marchcse
iii PunNNN. Ills relations to HuWEEr
are notoriously intimate He is linked 90
Italy by the fine aud touching ties of
a lofty title and though he has never per-
formed that function of looking for
rich American wife which is SO especially
characteristic of the Italian nobility, ii is
only because he was already provided for
IN that respect, and not because he was
Indifferent to- the obligations of his lofty
station We have felt for the Marchcse in
this emergency. His business is in Chicago.
His vast interests necessarily keep him
there. Hut his heart must be in sunny
Italy, where his peers reside and whore,
even now, the King doubtless longs for
his presence and his sympathy. There is
fresh reason for hope that the trouble
may be amicably adjusted whom we
think of the embarrassment to which
war would subject this worthy nobleman.
TuE rBEE-rnNpr contingent are now of
The opinion that Governor lIrtL is only
an l-am.a-Democrat Democrat with a
string tied to him.
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The train from Washington bearing the re-
mains OF the wife of senator Faulkner reached
Nartnsburg, West Va, mt l:40 April 3. The
funeral services were held in the Presbyterian
Church, and were largely attended. Among
those who accompanied the remains from
Washington were Senator and Mr.. Kcnna
Mrs. Gibson, Judge John Blair lIogc, Mr.
Symc, Mr., G.. &. Swartz, Mr.. Zimmerman, Mr.
II. u. Flood Mr.. W. d. Cahcl, Mr. b. +. War
rcr Mr.. Trusdel and Mr.. q. ". Degrangc. \
number of persons from Winchester, Cham
bersburg Baltimore and other points were
present.
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New orleans Italians may turn the
American flag upside down, but II will
not stay that way long enough to make
fine net worth while.
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Dr. Frank Lorlng OF this city seems TO have
had rather agreeable visit to New Orleans,
lie reached that fcrvcnt city on Friday OF last
week and at once plunged into vortex OF
gaiety. uc was made hail-fellow-wol-net Mt
the cluhs, dincd at some OF the most elegant
private residences in town, lunchod At the
Pickwck fooled to the races on Il taly-hO, Gu
tCrtained on MIR. Frank lIowarl's beautiful
llerTesChor yacht, the Judy, ANA otherwise
made welcome. lie seems to have "caught"
New Orleans with his ready wit and his bright
LOHhCHie.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-04-23
FOREIGN.

The entire Portuguese cabinet has re-
signed.
FORTY deaths day from cholera are re-
ported in Siam.
In fight between the Manipuris and
British fifty of the former were killed, with
no loss to the British side.
FIVE persons were burned to death
Wednesday in a fire in London.
THE government of the Argentine re-
public is in bad straits financially and is on
the verge OF bankruptcy.
BARON GUsTAyE RoTHsCHILD has re-
tired after losing 200,000,000 francs in
speculation.
TRE British government is greatly dis
mayed At the decision of the house of
commons against the opium traffic, not
knowing how to replace the "a, 100000
that the abolition of the traffic will cost.
HE Presse, of Vienna, says that Ger.
many and Austria decided to act together
In respect to commercial relations with
other states.
GRIP is spreading throughout the north.
ern part of England. Several deaths,
traced directly to that malady, have been
reported.
PRINCE BISMARCK will insist on his
right to criticise the emperor's policy, re-
CARELESS of consequences.
AT the battle fought Friday at Pozo de
Almonte, Chill, the insurgents defeated
the government troops, the latter sus-
tanning a loss of LOO killed and 1000
wounded.
RUSSIA is reported to be making ex-
tensive war preparations, and is expend-
ing enormous sums for the construction of
strategic railroads.
The efforts to re-establish the Provincial
Bank 500 100000 capital have not sue
ceeded. This, together with the dissen-
tlons In the Union Civica, makes the po-
litical outlook gloomy. Gold closed at 235
per cent. premium Tuesday.
RIoTrNe was renewed at Bradford Tues
day evening The mob numbered DIT least
1000 persons. The street lamps were ex-
tlnguished by the rioters The military,
police and special constables charged and
dispersed the mob. Many persons were
injured.
Col. GEORGE w. WILLIAMS (colored).
who had charge of the surveys for the
Congo railroad, has written to King Leo
pold denouncing Henry NJ Stanley. He
declares that the explorer and his agents
were guilty of atrocious cruelty to the
natives, and that instead of being fertile
land, as reported by Stanley. the Congo
country is little better than a desert.