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New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
ALL QUIET AT CAIRO.
D Tt1iSi ~ OAlhO-
NO DANGER APPREHENDfD-TAIK OF MILITARY M.
TFRVENTIOS


TERvENTIoN
CAIRO, Sept. 1.-THE situation is unchan1ed
Neither Mr.. Cool son. the English Consul nor tho
French Consul have yet received Instructions The
treasury of the public debt as a measure of preoau
tion, has sent its gold bullion TO Alexandria. The
state OF affairs gared serious but not alarm
lhg' The foreign residents have but little appre-
hension of danger
EAias, sept. 1.-THE Repubioue FraRcaise saws "A
is important that nothing should intervene 10 dis
turb the agreement between England and France
oy which alone the difficulties of the Egyptian situ-
alton can be sunounted
ROME, Sept. LITTLE Popolo Romano saws SPECIAL
instruction have been sent To the Italian Consul at
Cairo TO watch the interests of the largo ItaI
ian colony in Egypt
The RJormd believes that foreign occupation n,
Egypt is inevitable and that it has been arranged
for long time past. 1t thinks an Anglo-Turkish
occupation is much more probable than a purely
English or ADglo-French occupation, and advises
Signor Mancini. Minister of Foreign Affairs to con-
cert with England with a view Of reglining the
position in Egyptt. Which Italy lost through the
1auit OF previous Ministers
LONDON Sept. IL The Pail Mall Gazette ves.er
day stated that there no fear on the part of
those best informed that the moral authority of
Anglotrench control will not be sufficient 20 re-
dnce the Egyptian army TO subsection IL the worst
comes to the worst, no srep will be taken in Egypt
In which both Powe S do not concur England Will
A'' " III thS uiSpd' Cu Oh an AIE0-fr rcnch
pedllon TO the Valley of the Nile. In the very IN
probable contingency that it becomes absolutely
necessary to send an army Egypt. that army will
not be composed of European troops.
The Observer says:
Nothing Is 10 be gained by affecting 20 ignore the ss-
plcon winch the whole AMIR, and the ntrigues sup
posed TO nave preceded II, strongly suggest IL VIII
depend upon the action OF France whether tuat susDi-
cion dsslpaed or confirmed At present are com
PEELED 10 take Professionally into account or at snv
military may be viewed II not with actual an
rroFa, without disfavor by France Interchange OF
oplOh between the two partners the Egyptian pro-
tecOratc hardly fail the truth thou
tue knowledge doubtless will reach too late TO be n
any practical use.
CoNsTANrNoPLE, Sept. lit is stated that
Turkish troops alone will occupy Egypt in the event
OF anarchy there.
LONDON, Sept 12.-The Standards disnatch from
Alexandria says the Khcdive aud the Powers
insist that Cherif Pacha shall become Premier The
Khedive ID superseding Premier Riaz Pacha stated
that be only dismissed the Ministry when he fonnd
tnat remonstrances with the troOl were frutiess.
The Daily Netcs's Alexandria disp SAYS: Local
opinion condemns Turkish assistance. The negoti-
atoms with Cherlt Pacha continue. He will accept
office, If by So doing the confidence of Europe and
order IN Egypt can be secured. The authority of
the hhedlve VIII then he restored; otherwise for.
elgn occupation is inevitable
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
TELEG RAPHIC NOTES.


A SETTLEMENT SAID TO HAvE BEEN MADE
NEW W-ORLEANS, Sept. Ill; is stated thai the
open contracts OF Jones 81 Co, failed Yesterday have
out loss to anyone In interest ~ ""s'' '
KILLED IN A BAR-ROOM
Wilmington, Del, Sept. 11-At a late hour last
night Dennis shay shot killed Jeremiah Harrgan
NJ Hockessn, about nne miles from d.
tOdy. - e i'e" 40 " ~
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD TRACK.
,PRoYIDENCE. X. l.. Sept. 11.-Micharl Lowe was
killed on the SonngtOn Railroad near westerly Friday
night and Michael COyie the Providence and
intoxicated ' '"e'" ~
A HUSBANDS RESENTMENT.
=, LANCASTER, Penn, Sept 11.-Edward Cole, of
new YORK was shot and fatally wounded Emanuel Gunda
ker OF tins city in the barroo the city Hoei
ing Sols VINO was unmarrid had for paying
attentoh 10 Sundakers vile. Gundaker arrested
WV FORGER RECAPTURED.
WILKEsBARItE, Penn, Sept. 11.--Leonard Aims
y VINO was convicted OF forgery in the Wayne County
dale soon aterward arrested In this city tonight
town. - - w. - - 49, - - --'
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
LONDON THEATRE RlrRNPD

LONDON, Sept. 11.-'rhe Park Theatre, situated in
that portion of London called Camdentown was
totally destroyed by fire last night. Fortunately
the audience had left and 10 lives were lost. The
fremen were obliged TO concentra ali their efforts
to save the adjacent property, including the largo
stables of the General Omnibus Company from
which all the horses were safely removed.
The Royal Park Theatre place Of minor import
ance in the northwest of London "Faust" was
being performed there recently, with military band
and full chorus. The cast included Messrs Waiter Boil
ton T. Lynds, l. NJ. Gordon and Henry Nordblom: Mes
danes sberbonrne, Arthur and Nile. Joyce -Mnas-
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
SITTING BULL AND HIS BAND REMOVED

ST. PAUL, Sept. ia dispatch from Fort
Yates to he Pioneer Press received last says
of sitting Bull aud his Indians from the
Standing Rock Agency has been safely accomplished The
steamer sherman arrived at IL a. Sitting Bull had
been defiant and said he would than 20
to Fort Randall but careful preparations by
the commanding officer The band was surrounded by
square of soldiers and forced, step by STEP down the
bank and into the boat, which then started down
river 10 Fort Randall. nephew OF Sitting Bull made
resistance, aud was knocked down with the butt
end OF musket squaw Of the band, rendered desper
ate by removal, killed her child and tried TO commit
suicide II II Thought that the preparations at Fort
Randall are such as 10 prevent trouble there"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
TIE SPRAGUE ESTATE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept, 11.--In the Su-
preme Court before Justice Scness, Saturday after II
hearing upon the petition for preliminary injunction
and the appointment of receiver in the case of l.
Chafee ana the creditors OF the Sprague against
the Qudneck Company the Spragucs and Others the
case was set down for hearing before full Court
September 90 the injunction continuing meantime, with
Claudius Il. FarnswOrth custodian. General Butler
and Genern Pryor 1ppearcd for the Spragucs.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
THE MEETING OF THE EMPERORs

LONDON, Sept. 12.-The Standards dispatch
from Dantzc states that Prince Bismarck remained ther
until Saturday morning in conference with NJ iers the
Russian Foreign Minister. Emperor william on account
of the death of Prince Frederick uncle the King OF
the Netherlands, did not 90 TO the maneuvres at
Konitz.
The Daily Ne,css Vienna dispatch says stated on
good authority that Austria Informed beforehand
of the meeting of the Emperor William the Gar al
DantZc. Germany promises that fresh arrange
ments VIII interfere with the Austro-German alliance.
The Berlin correspondent Of fhe Ddiy saye that
ii reported that the Car desires have Conference
with the Emperor of Austria.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
HEAVY RAIN STORM IN VIRGINIA.

DANvILLE, Va, Sept. 11.--A violent storm
of wind and rain with considerable hail. prevailed
thro ughout this region this evening" beginning at about
O'Clock. In this city many trees blown down.
and several houses and fences damaged The old
Confederate military hospital until lately used IA pub
lie school for negroes, was demolished negro the
building seriously Injured. Several other negroes
were injured by the falling timbers. II is feared that
the hail has greatly injured the growing tobacco The
of the damage in the country yet been as
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
4 DANGEROUS GANG OF TRAMPS

HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. ia gang of
tramps, numbering some seventy five, this morning
boarded freight train the Pennsylvania Railroad
below Mddleown and threatened the hands with
violence If not allowed to ride. A special train and
posse OF officers dispatched to the from this
city. Twenty-onc arrested and brought here this
evening. Considerable excitement WAS occaeioued
when they arrived. They supposed TO be portion
OF the gang which have been robbng and burning i'm
Lancaster -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
THE BRITISH COLUMBIA CLAIM.

VICTORIA, b. c., Sept. 11.-Sir Charles and
Lady rupper sailed yesterday for Canada At the con-
ference between Sir Charles the Local Executive ths
latter TO convey Ill coal lands Island
OF an Island railway at early date. The late Govern
ment previously contended that only Obliged to
convey land sirty-hve miles long and twenty miles
broad between Nanamo and Esquimalt The new ar
rangement TO one hundred and forv
miles long aud forty miles wide
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
BATES "CITY" SACKED BY TWO MEN.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Sept. ia report has been
received here that two heavily armed masked ne
entered the little town Bates City ON the Chicago and
Alton Railroad, about miles east OF Blue Cut the
scene OF The late train robbery and drawing pistols ana
Hiring, began an undiscrimnate pillagc OF the piece
me people onered no resistance, and the robbers
10 nave taken what they wanted. The amount booty
oDtaned ls not stated The rcport is indnliniLc.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE At CHURcH

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 1.-THE Association
OF the Defenders of Baltimore in 1sl2l4 attended re-
gous services at the Federal Hill Presbyterian Church
to-day They met at the City Haand went to the church
under escort Of detachment OF the Wilson Post, A.
r. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Beale
The veteran defe nders, eight in number under a
arch of evergrecns intertwned with the National flag,
and at the close the services each with
o bouquet by the young women of the church.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
IRISH PRISONERS VISITED.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Mr. Parnell accompanied by
James Redpath, the American journalist, to-day
visited MesTs. Brennan and Kettle and Father
Sheehy in Kilmainham Jail
1t is announced that the Land Commissioners win
complete all arrangements relating 10 the Land Act
before the first of October when the provisions Of
the act will be available.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
GIITEAIT IN NICER

WASHINGTON, Sept l1.-Ser2eant Mason OF Bat
terry B. I'd Artillery, when relieving the
guard at the jail here this afternoon
shot at Guitcau through the window of his cell and
came near killing him. The ba.l grazed his head
and was embedded in the cell wall MACON wag
arrested taken to the arsenal and iuca4ccrated
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION

CINCINNATI, Sept 11.-At IL o'clock last
night a freight train the Little Miami Railroad came
in collision with another freight train within the city
limits. James Simon, the fireman. was killed and the
locomotive badly wrecked The train run into WAS
standing the track without any light and the incom
ing freight train had warning.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

p. m.-The President has passed a quiet day, al
though the temperature has been somcw hat higher
AMI his pulse more frequent than during the pre-
vlous twenty four hours. At the evening dressing
quite large slough OF 60 i've tissue was removed
from the region OF the parctd gland. He continues
to iaH sufficient quantity Eourishncnt. and
joy ~. AL the noon exam aaton the temperature
was lOO pulse l1O respiration 20. At the evening
dressing bus temperature was 1905, puloe 40,
plration 70. ID. W. Bliss.
ID, HAYES AGNEW,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
DISTURBANCE IN URUGUAY.

RIO JANERo, Aug. "a, via Lisbon, Sept. IL
Colonel Latorre ex-President of Uruguay, who was
ordered to be interned the 18th inst evaled the
order and entered Uruguay. Two hundred men
have arrived from the Argentine Republic
skrmish was proceeding on the Dist with Colonel
Latorre who occupies Tacuarembo
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
ME RUSSIAN EMPIRE.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 1.-THE King and Queen
of Denmark have sailed for Copenhagen.
ukase is published ordering, as anticipated that
this years levy of recruits shall be OOO instead
of 225, 900.
The Noroe Vremyd learns that it is proposed TO an
point local commissions 10 consider the Hebrew.
question in places where the Hebrews predominant
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

ELBERoN, Sept. IL, a. MAT the examine
tlon OF the President at $40 a. his tempcra uie
was 9S.S, pulse 1O4, respiration 49, He more
restless. and he tebrle rise was la er than on the
prece ing night. He continues to take sufficient
nourlshment without gastric disturbance
d. w. BLISS.
ID. HAYES AGNEw.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
he West, called at the Presidents cottag,

mere from the West, called ut the Presidents cOtago
to pay his respects.
Nearly all of the Cabinet officers were entertained
at dinner by Mr.. John Hoey this evening. Post
master-t'cneral james called to see the Pres-
dent this morning but dId not succeed in
likely that the members of the Cabinet will leave
mere mere on Tuesday as was anticipated owing to the
PreSidents relapse.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
CUSTOMS COLLECTOR SUSPENDED.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-Jesse L. Wartmann,
Deputy Collector OF Customs here for twelve years was
yesterday after an investigation by a Treasury expert
suspended from office; The offence for which ne was
suspended Is extra official and alleged deficit az
from % 500 to $4,000 to railroad companies. y"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
SECRETARY BLAINLS DISPATCH.
Secretary Blaine sent the following at half past


LOWELL. Munster. London.
1hn President had an increase of fever last might
ana was very restless until . o'clock IA. IN. Du gInC
the day he has been some cwha better. but his pulse
L mpcraturc ANA respiration have been hpuer for
Ihe entire twenty-iour hours than on preceding
day since he reached Long Branch. Ills other sylup-
toms are not rcaSsuring ami his general condition
gives rise to anxiety. BLAINE. -cclcta
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

THE DAY MARKED BY HIGHER FEVER
SIiE FEBRIIE RISE ATTRIBUTED TO MALARIoUs AF
FECToN-HoPEFUL VIEWS TAKEN BY COLONEL
RoCKwEIL-THE PATIENTS ALLEGED HALLUCI-
NATIONS
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept 11.-9p. m-The day
opened cloudy and rather sultry, but before p. m
bracng breeze set in, continuing throughout the
remainder of the day. The mercury fell to 72o and
the air was decidedly refreshing, rendering heavy
clothing necessary for comfort. The early part of
the day not so favorable for the President as
yesterday owing to the fact that the febrile rise
which has become somewhat greater did not come
on until late in the night and, consequently, had
not entirely disappeared when the morning dress
ing of the wound made.
The rise, which now appears nightly is attributed
to maarious affection as heretofore explained and
until the fever is broken il may be expected that
the mornings will not prove to be satisfactory as
heretofore. Notwithstanding the occurrence of the
increased fever the surgeons and attendants do not
wayer in their opinions that he is gaining ground
although they admit that he is gaining slowly.
In conversation with Carl Schurz and Murat Hal
stead this morning, Colonel Rockwell gave q detailed
statement of the Presidents condition. The patents
voice was unchanged as compared with yesterday
and he said in substance that there was no doubt
that the President was better that he noticed his
surroundings and took interest in outside mat
ters that he ate with relish and properly assinl-
ated his food. He compared the President with the
ocean and remarked that he, of course. had his ups
and DOWNS but that his tide was now on tho food
he did not doubt, and there was every indication
that he well on the road to recovery. He had
heretofore had trouble with his eyes, but that
had apparently disappeared.
The Colonel was asked if it was fact that the
President was still subject to hallucinations upon
awakening. He replied that the President had been
troubled more or less for time with a sort of
temporary bewilderment. Nothing more serious,
however," said he, than many we'll persons show
upon awaking from a sound Sleep" Colonel Rock
Wen said IN this connection that it was serious
mistake to refer TO this matter delirium inasmuch
~ u was invariably temporary and the patient was
always conscious of it. This shown by his ac
no nous ~ such times he would not address any of
nis attendants who might be standing hear him
sl svasl the seeming cloud had passed away. He at
sVse tnese symptoms to the low condition of the
such attacks when well The Colonel summed up
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
PRICE FOUR CENTS
WHAT is DOING ABROAD.
THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS.

cHEEIF PAcHA LIKELY TO BIZ PREMIER IN EGYPT
ANOTHER TUNIsIAN TOWN oCcUpIFD BY THE
fRENcH-THE PARK THEATRE. LONDON, BURNED.
CAIRO is tranquil The Khedive and tho
foreign Powers interested in Egypt desire that
Cherit Pacha shall become Premier The public
treasure has been removed TO Alexandria. 1t
Is deemed probable that Turkish troops will
be sent to Egypt in case of anarchy. Susa, in
Innis, has been occupied by French troops.
he Park Theatre in London was destroyed by
fire on Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
SOME GROUNDS FOR ANXIETY.

PULSE TEMPERATURE AND RESPIRATION HIGHER
THAN o. THE PREVIOUS DAY-THE LUNGS BE
IIEvED TO BE ArFECrED-No SERIOUS RESULTS
APPREHEND D.
The President did not pass quite so favor
able day yesterday he did on the day
before. For the greater part OF the
time his pulse, temperature and respira-
ton were higher and he was troub-
led somewhat in the course OF the
forenoon by cough. A pms cavity has
formed in the lungs, from which pus is dis
charged through the throat. No serious re-
suits are feared from the present complication.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

Advertisers by the year will lie restricted
TO their Legitimate business.
t'a Yearly advertisements may be changed OF
reset four times during the year free Of charge
.S~Parties contracting for yearly advertise
r,cnts and discoutiHuin. from any cpttsr, viii be
charged snort time rates, as per time inserted.
REE RATES
tsy~toreign Advertisements, sent through
Advertising Agencies, must be paid for in adj
vance, or deposit made with Sore one whom
we may designate
s.g- Marriages and deaths, not exccoding ten
liner will be published ~ news, Tree ut charge
but obituaries tTihUtps of respect funeral n"ilc-
es and invitations charged as advertisements.
rsy-AIi personal matter, letters or communi-
cations setting forth individual schemes or IN
t,rcsts TO be promoted, cmana'ing IRON party
or parties, organizations or societies, VIII De
charged for IS other Advertisements
c.yIn all legitimate demands OF the demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or # the great IN
terests of the general public upon our columns,
the TIaEs will not tail Of its duty
re- Commute setting forth h,cis ON
terest to the people ot the county, state or gene
Ial government viii he published Tree OF charge
cy-1he name ot ;hc writer OF every coinmu-
nicatiOn must accom- any the same, but VIII hol
be publthed except when n other signature Is
given No rejected manuscript returned.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

twenty-five thousand of 100, 100, 90
and 10 acres each which were issued
to soldiers or their heirs for services
rendered in the Revolutionary war,
Florada war, 1872 war, Mexican
war, Arostook war, and Indian
wars. They amount in the aggre
gate TO over two million and five
hundred thousand acres. They
must be among the old papers left
by your grandfather, your father
or your mother, and net thought TO
be OF value. Let the reader OF this
article see il he or she cannot find
one or more of them; when found,
write Charles d. Gilmore, Of Wash
ington city, d. C., 629 + street, and
you WILL be informed what to do TO
make ii available to you.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
oscEoLA ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1881.

nc Of Radicals who worked to make
1t necessary. This party, because
they dislrust the partisan soundness
of Garfield, now that he has reached
position where he has no further
favors TO ask, they fear he will en-
deavor to carry out in practice some
OF the patriotic theories he has CIV
en- eloquent utterance TO, and they
wish to be there 10 bulldozc bim.
He will have the grandest inau-
guration ever seer. Every section
of the country will be represented.
1t is pleasant TO know that many Of
those in charge OF arrangements
are Democrats, and that General
Hancock will be present.
A very important vote was had
in the House on Saturday. 1t was
on o proposition to appropriate
5000 coo for the purchase of coaling
stations on the lslhmus of Panama.
Good Democrats like Speaker Ran
dali and Mcmahon opposed 1t, and
equally good ones favored it, The
appropriation was agreed TO. 1t was
charged on the floor of the House
that the Private Secretary of Mr..
Hayes, paid as an attorney for men
owning land on tho Isthmus, has
appeared before House committee
TO advocate the appropriation. MIR.
Dayes is goody-goody sort of a
man, and bis preience OF civil SER
vice reform are The laughing stock
of all who are familiar with that
service but it is due to him and
those Immediately surrounding him,
to say that tbs is the first charge
of irregularity which has touched
the White House since Grant left it,
Representative McMahon, who is
in charge Of the deficiency appro-
priauon bill, says be will not call 1T
up until some disposition Is made
of the funding bill. II he holds to
this Intention, and by any means
the apportioument or other bills
should take precedent Of the fund.
ing bill, the chances fer the passage
Of the deficiency bill this session
would be very slim. MEMO.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

Prescott young ladies have or
ganizel a cooking school, which is
certainly most comlnendablc en-.
tcrprIsc. a soft, gentle, paroxys-
NAL girl, over the necessities and
duties Of life, may do for parlor
ornament, backed up by fortune,
but for real womauly worth, give
US one who can cook "sGuare
meal " in good time and with II smi
ling face. A painting, worthless,
stylish; aristocratlc aud over rcfn-
ed woman IS about the most worth
less piece Of property ever placed
upon the market, and the Prescott
girls have shown their good sense
by preparing themselves IN this art,
to meet any of the exi scncies OF
life and meet them successfully
Hope News.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05

THE members OF the present leg
is lature have forgotten the fate Of
those who enacted the dog law in
1877. That "most intelligent body
Of men" have never been heard OF
since. They died the "politicaI
death when the subsequent body
Of =" most intelligent" " repealed the
yaller dog Jaw and feasted on Zeb.
Wards Southdown mutton.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-05
Oar NSasE,suGto0 EctteT,

WAsnIgGroN, ID. c., Feb %, 1881.
There are three moro days OF this
session in thcory-Tuesday, We'd.
nesday and Thursday, but four in
fact, for The legislative sun OF Thurs
day shines through the night and
until high noon on Friday. As /
write, there is probability that he
necessary business OF the session
will be completed. Two days ago,
owing TO the fIlIbus,cring OF House
Republicans, who seem to Delie"c
that majoiitics have no righls that
mlnoriues are bound TO respect, ii
was thought several of the appro.
priation bills, and the funding bill
would ial. They still may, and in
,hat event, an extra session is incv-
liable. That such session will be
damaging TO the Republicans, espe-
cially as they will be solely rcSpon.
sible for it, is generally believed /;
bu, as | have said in previous let
tcrs, there has all along been a eiiq.