Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-27
Liberty and Equality for Chris
tlans and MOhammedans
of ROumania.
YakoOb Kahn Released by the Fall
Of an Afghan Stronghold
A Banquet at Paris TO COmmis-
siOner Mccormick.
That German Wisconsin Citizen Ar
rested at His Old Home.
A Bit of Rebellion in South Africa
to be Suppressed.
Particulars Of the Ocean Disaster---A
Tennessee Man Among the Saved.
Another BOmbsheKI that Failed.

BUCHAREST, November N.-Prince
Charles, of Roumania, has issued his
proclamation formally annexing the
Dobruja and proclaiming liberty and
equality for the Mohammedans and
Christians.
BOMBAY, November 27.-It is re-
ported that the Ameer of Afghanistan,
upon hearing of the fall of Fort Ali
Musjid, released his son, Yakoob
Kahn.
PARIS, November H.-The Ameri-
can residents last night gave banquet
in honor of Governor Richard G. Nc |
Cormick.
ATRIsTE, November N.-The town
council has been dissolved by an i'm
perial order, in consequence, it is un-
derstood, Of the the majority coquet-
ting with the Italian party.
BERLIN, November n. The United
States legation has requested the
American consul at Cologne to make
further inquiries concerning the citi-
zens of Wisconsin who were arrested
under the Socialist law and inform the
legation of the result.
| LONDON, November 27.-Vigorous
measures are being taken for the
efectual suppression of the Transvael
rebellion. Mail steamers of the Cape
Of Good Hope Lines are being fitted
as transports. The first reinforce
ment will sail early in December.
Anne Vessel, New York; Louise
Rossman, Philadelphia; Amelia Heu-
mann, New York, and Sophie Koltz-
man remained at the Sailors Home in
Dover last night. All of the survivors
left for London or the continent this
morning, with the exception of three
children, who are supposed to have
been orphaned by the disaster. One
OF these children is Martha Miller,
four years of age, who says she is the
daughter of a sea captain now at
Buenos Ayres The child adds that
her mother, sister Dora and brother
Allie were on board the Pommerania.
The following is list of passengers
landed at Cherbourg Monday: Mrs d.
b. Friere and family of six person,
Washington; Z. A. Ward and family
J Of seven persons, New York E. Arm
steen and family of five persons, San
: Francisco; L, +. Schwartz, New York;
s Otto Koonmann, New York; Julius
Charles, New York; W. S. Adams,
: Springfield, Mass. total % Also the
5 following steerage passengers: John
e Braun, Quincy, ILL.,. Frederick Mori
v and Benedict Arm, Columbiana, Ohio;
G. j. Guillinot, NY; Phil Gross, St.
j Louis Louis Yeith, from Sandusky /;
| Mr.. Alexander, Paris; Henry Geiger,
b New York l.. Scheren and probably
I d. Scheren, New York L. Dreemer,
. New Jersey; F. Toenge, Hoboken
6 Sam Schenlap, Robert Pommer, St.
h Louis, and Emil Block, Clarksville,
v Tenn, are saved.
I PEsFH, November N.-Last night
d while Tisza, the Hungarian prime
I minister, was entertaining Count An
e drassy and members of the delegation
: bomb exploded in the alley between
/ the Fortress theater and the minister
h palace. Examination of the fragments
n showed the bomb was charged with
!, dynamite. The windows Of the palace
70 - were shattered, but nobody was hurt
d There is no clew to the perpetrators o.
r the outrage Great excitement pre-.
le walls.