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British Bits.

London, 19.-Ssmuel Emery, com-
edian, is dead.
The Society of Friend. having charge
of Penn's body, has formally declin ed
the proposition Of Pennsylvania to re-
move the body to America.
As Sir Michael Hicks Beach will not
proceed with his Transvaal motion, VIM.
Rathbone, liberal, will, on Monday. in
vite the house to express its high sstisfsc-
ton at the ministerial policy in South
Africa.
London, GO.-The great strike of nail
makers in Stafordshire. which begun
last month, when 5000 operatives went
out, has ended, masters having conceded
the 80 per cent. advance demanded.
In the Commons, Dixie, under foreign
secretary, said England never objected
OF principle to specific duties, but held
that regarding cotton and wooden goods
it would be difficult, if not impossible to
find specific duties which would be equiv
alent to al UGloTenl.
The House went into committee on the
land bill, and passed several clauses,
abandoning others.
The potato crop in Ireland promises q
good and plentiful. crop. 4 large mar
gin forleZport is expected.
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TELEGRAPHIC
The French in Africa.

| Paris, 19.-Ihe announcement that a
serious engagement has taken place near
Sfax, on Sa urday, is confirmed. Most
of the leaders of the revolt were killed.
The result produced a great impression
on the Arab. The French commander
| at Sfax has ordered the disarmament OF
natives, the delivery OF hostages. and the
payment of q war indemnity of Is, coo, 900
! francs. He also requir es the inha bitsnts
! to furnish French troops win al neces-
issry supplies, and holds the population
responsible for any act affecting the safety
Of the French army. Five Thousand
horsemen entered kairouran and stopped
the collection of the Octroi duty on sslt.
1t is rumored that Gen. Saussile will or
ganize aud expedition at Constantine to
March to kslroursn, passing through the
centre of Tu"is from west to east. The
first survey of the route from Tebesss to
kairouran is already made.
In the Chamber of deputies, to-day,
Viscount Bin De Bourbon made q
speech in which he accused Albert
Grevy, governor Of Algiers, Of want of
foresight. he wished to know the ma
ture OF the relations existing between
Governor Gre7y and General Ssussile.
Premier Ferry defended Grevy, and
declared he would have complete liberty
Of action in all military operations.
The order Of the day, pure and simple,
proposed by government, was sgreed TO,
352 to $50.
Tunis, 19.-The holy city of Kairouran
has revolted. Arabs from Sfax are
gathering there.
Paris, 20-A dispatch from Tunis says
the Bey's troops are deserving him by
hundreds. The aqueduct will be guarded
by a French regiment, as efforts have
already been made to destroy it. A,num-
Der of interior tribes have reioined the
rebellion. Tripolitan troops which an
Dually migrate to Tunis at this time of
the year have Joined the insurgents and
raided within twenty miles of the capital.
Spies report that rebels declare they in
tend to fight both the Bey and the
French. They plumber and massacre
Christians by wholesale.
Dram correspondent Of the Temps says
in connection with the troubles In
Algeria, thst settlers were sent from
Mecca in 1880 to all Mahomedan coun-
tries, vigorously appealing to the senti-
meat OF brotherhoo all Mussul-
msns, declaring Islam was threatened
with complete destruction, that England
was mistress Of India, France of Algeria
and Russia Of Turkistsn, and it therefore
behoves Mabomedans to awake and
throw off Christian domination.
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The Fire Record.

Cincinnati, 19.-The Cincinnati Coffin
Oompsny's six story msnufactory, and
large quantity of lumber burned tonight.
Loss S225. 900; insured for $4,000
East Saginaw, Mich, 10. - Several
mills and large quantity Of lum Der
burned here to-day. Loss, about $780,
000 insured for SIS. 900,
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WIT & n . VI u II or

Court Ito prosecutor): Then Won
recognize this handkerchief as the one
which was stolen from your Prose
cutor-'yes, your Honor Court
And yet it isn'tthe only handkerchief
OF the sort in the world. See, this
one 1 have in my pocket is exactly
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ish notions out Of your head. Such
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A Michigan philosopher trici 10
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Of the wheels of tho carriage. Whom
he stopped revolving lie wasn't rny
better locking than be was before.
but he know more.
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On Eastern railroads a man now
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Il this practice Is Co be continued there
might "a well be no tunnels.
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Branch Odce, cor FA7ths is ,Usshibstoa. D.y
November 10, 1880.
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A ncn.comaatant. Did yo1 serve
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tucay MICAH. And what dill
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THE NECESSITY or UNION RECOGNIZED ny THE AD-
MINIsTRATIoN wING-NO ATTEMFT To FoRCE A
UNION TO BIZ MADE-CONKLISG MEN CLAIMING
GAIN or THREE voTEs-GOvERNoR CORNELL
STILL MOST FORMIDABLE CANDIDATE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUSE.l
ALBANY. Juno 1.--Midnight-Both Republican
wings have been holding secret conferences
tonight, which were attended by about the
usual number Of members. About fifty were
present at the conference of the Administration
men. Speeches were made by Senator'S Schroeder
Woodin aud Mccarthy, and Assemblymen Duguid'
Hustled and large number OF others These
speeches were all in the same vein, expressing
the necessity of union and speedy union
among the friends of the Administration
upon two good men who would 20 to Washington
prepared 70 support the Administration. IL was
generally agreed that there should be no forcing
concentration but when tho time came for action oil