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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-28
ALL o A o s .
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R,
ARRANGEMENT OF rAssENeERrRAiNs
May 2sth, 1881.
Trains Leave Harrisburg as Follows

Way GSttl, 1901.
Trains Leave Harrisburg as Follows
For New York via Allentown, at 500 a. IN.
For New York via Phlladelpha aud Bound
For Philadelphia, at 6.Sj, sos, 9.6oa m'' Lao
For Reading, at O.2o, oao S.O5, $50 M, Las,
S For i Pottsylfe. H at $50, sos $50 a. and 400
M and yla schqyIsla u6nTn Snq sHsgJehanna az a. ma
For Allentown, at $40 sos 9oO a. m'' LAO ana
''TIe' The Sos Sos a. m. and Las p. m. trains have
through cars for New York, via Allentown.
SUNDAYS:
For Allentown and Way stations, at 5 20 a. m.
For Reading Philadelphia, and Way stations,
atl45 p. m.
Trains Leave for Harrisburg as Follows I:
Leave NewYork VIA Allentown, s as a. m loo
"rU Leave ave New York via Bound Brook Route" and
Philadelphia at 7.45 a, m, 80, 400, and 5.30 p. M
arriving Harrisburg, so, $40, 20 p. IN, and
Leave Philadelphia, at 945 a. M, 400 $50
and As p. ~.
Leave neadlng. t4.50, 30, 1l.5Oa u m. l3p, 0l5,
Leave Pottsviiie VIA Schuylklan susQuehanna
Branch, Sl5 q. M, and hop. III.
Leave Allentown, at so, 800 u. M, l2.lO, i5O
and 9.O5p. M
SUNDAYS:
Leave New York. ut so p. III.
Leave Philadelphia. at 1.45 pm.
Leave Reading, AT Z ~ a. m. andlO.35 p. m.
Leave Allentown. ut 9O5 p. M.
BALDWIN BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, Lochiel and
Steelton daily, except Sunday, at 5.25. $40 935
u. m, and 200 p. m daily, except saturday ana
Sunday. at 535 p. M, and ON saturday only, 44o
6.10 9.30 y. m.
Returning, leave STEELT0N daily, except
Sunday. at $40, 100, 1000 a. m, 2.20 p M; daily
except Saturday apd Sunday, Clio p. M, and on
Saturday only 5.l0, $50, 9,5Up. m.
J.E. WOoTTEN, Gen. Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent.
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Ga Our best actions are often those of
which we are unconeious but this can
never be unless we are always yearning
to do good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-05

There is well-knowu principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take place
eXcep through the agency Of the nervous ays.
TEN; 1.-THE nerve power In any organ Is weak
ened then that organ Is weak There Ia sreIn-
edy the reach of all, one that has stood the
test for over half century. Dr. Ricord e
Vital Restorative has been scrutlnized and In
dorsed by the Academy of Medicine In Paris,
as an infallable specific for the above, contains
no phosphorous, cantharldes or other poisons,
is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
and Is permanent IN effect; Is a sugar coated
pill, and can be had of Levasser & Co 10 bic
ne Rlchelieu, Paris, (France), or OF Or. s.
Brown sgesmond,, proprietors. Address
Room 49, World Building, N. York None gen.
uine without the signature OF S. Il. Sigesmond
on the side of eGch box; send for catalogues
box oflOO pills, $S, box OF 400, So sent by mail
upon receipt of price.
DR.. q. r. sipesmond:
Dear Slr,-m justice to you and to the pro-
fession, feel 1t my duty to state the results OF
my trial of Records Vital Restorative In my
practice, following the challenge you made.
Case /. MIR. b., aged 30, impoteut for years
with spermatOrrheGa, weight 1870 lbs, very
nervous and debiliated, sleepess and filed
with nervous fears, had tried every known
remedy. put him under treatment with the
Vita. Restorative alone. In six months he
was discharged, perfectly cured. He had re-
gained all his vigor and manhood and weighed
100 pounds.
Case 9. Mr.. Nj. : partial loss of pos er. In
six weeks treatment with the Vital Resora-
tive, desire and manly vigor were fully re-
stored. Wa II. ROM, NJ. D.,
l32S Pine ST., st. Louis.
ST. Souls. November Is, 1879.
This is to certify that have been afflicted fol-
years with nervous and general debility, sper-
matorrhma, and soitening ofthe brain. have
boon under the treatment of several prom
nent physicians during this time with no benz
eilcial results. Several months agoI began
taking Richards Vital Restorative, and am
now perfectly cured. weighed at the time
III pounds--I now weigh l55 pounds
WIN. BORsCH,
1918 Cass Avenue
st. Louis, April s, 1880
! had been impotent for number of years
when ! commenced to take Ricord's Vital
Restorative. within three months | found
myself suddenly restored to my former health
ml vigor and the cure has been permanent.
j. h. VINCENT,
| know MIR. Vincent, whose name Is signed
to the above certificate. lie ia II friend OF
mine, and know the facts 10 be as he has
stated them. j. NJ, WARD,
Proprietor Grand Central and Europea
Hotel.
Sold by Wholesale aud Retain nraa
gtBts generally mar'N
Wholesale Agents: Richardson n Co. ST. Louis,
Missouri; l. Lyons, Now Orleans. louisiana;
Van Shack, Stevenson " Co., Chicago, M
nols; Smith, DoOllttl0 y Smith, Boston, Maa.
Vachusetts John Keeshan, Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles N Crittenton New York.
For srle by W. II. Howell Il Bro.
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guilty. Whenever it shall have been done ef-
fieiently, 50 that the penal laws are vigorously
and diligently enforced, tine chief merit OF SO
great ana so necessary cOnsumtnatlou VIII
be mainly due to the prosecuting officers of this
state. upon when is placed tn burden and 10
who is given the power, By the aid Of other
officers and OF good citizsns of the country, 20
accomplish that object. o. NJ. SOBERt>,
Governor
The sixteenth legislature appropriated in the
deficiency bill sl0, 900 TO provide Tor rewards
that had bi,n previously Offer, d, and had no,
beenpaid. after that mount hsd been eN-
hausted in their payment, claims t'r rewards
were still presented and approved In cases
where the reward, or 3 part Of it, was cOndi-
toned upon u cOnvi dion, when occurred after
the date ofmy proclamation, and which were
paid cut OF the Ieau'ar annual appropriation.
In "EXhiuit D' Will be found the cases aud
amounts OF rewards offered by mo and p9id
upon my order themnual apprOp riatiOns be-
Ing sufficient to pay ell claims that have been
properly presented,
slThere are flity-iour in number aggregating
tho amount of Si2 ,0O6.52, being an average of
S223.40 5Or each one
DRUMMER TAX AND OTHER OCCUPATION TANEs
REQUIRED TO he PAID AT TIE STATE
TREASURY.
Finding ihatsthe payment Ut these taxes had
be- ext sively eyaded, issued the follow
ing proclamation Offering a reward Of $50 TO
prJ urU the arrest OF the or ndegs,und o COM
pei them ~ pay the drummer tax, ana $40 la
the ot-ler cases, Ii haH the de ired effect TO
cause thousands Ut dollars To dow ilfO the
treasury immediHt ly, which would otherwise
never have be- received,
wOuld respectful ~ recommend the ameud-
ment of the law 50 ae Ia require some sort uf
| public record Of the ittena to be made in
| every county wpereiN the par huldius it Of
| frs to do business, 50 that his authority may
| be known, and also TO increase 10 penalty OF
| violating the law iOa fl 100 a Las Sl5, 10 be
| nN fs.f NaA Sat Il
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Oct ll-Amount paid Messrs. Clark
& Dyer for services az at
tOrneysin tho re of -
In the district court of
AIci.nnan county In iier-
ence to university lands. 500 90
July ii-Wm SteadmanTaid services
as an attorney In the pr0secu-
cution OfJaines Curry ...,.... $50 90
1881.
Jan AT Mckinney in the suit
OF X. d. Hubba Il, use Of
state Va. Ward, Dewey &
C9................'.....,.,.., $500 90
Jan. 3--Peeltr n M0Xey for Eddi-
ito al fee as orlPionsly
agreed on and for necessary
expenses ...................... tl9 80
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

rms institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the State Tor EduGatonai
and Charitable purpC ses In 1865, for the term of
twenty-five years, tc which contract the invlola-
BILE faith of the state 10 pledged, which pledge has
been renewedby an overwhelming popular vote,
adopted December I'd, A. D., 1879, with a can't
tai of $1,000 600, to which 1t has since added a
reserve fund Of 1850 600. Its Grand single Num-
Der Distribution will take place monthly on the
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
lOO,O 200 Tickets at Two Dollars each, Half
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|. S25O.OOO
AmOuN SrNG TO saoo, $50.
whole Tickests, o; Halves, 81: Quar-,
tors, 81.

:, Remittances may he made by BaNk Check,
Express, Postal Money Order, or Registered
Responsible agents wanted at all points For
circulars giving full Information and for tlek
els aGdress W. q ID. WHIPS,
Willard Hotel Loui,vllle, Ky.
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Continued ON laird Page.
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~
LIST OF PRIZES:

llSoI frlZes, amounting to ...,.......,Sll0, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted a /
al points, to whom liberal compensation will
De paid. For further information, write
clearly, giving full address. send orders by
express or registered letter or money order by
mail, addressed only to
- N 4. DAUPn.N. CIV Orleans, La.
~ BAH cOrreST aence should be with
"a. "A, Dauphin as eb0v In all cases the
Tickets themselves are SEN. and never ojrcu-
lara Offering certificate, &c ,nythirE else in.
stead Any one pr7t Jslns Ofler ANYTHING
tS ny circular or otherNtl m lisown be-
N",l W llhL Oh tue comptC, II WI dler.
All our Grand Il xtrt,r,,r ,rawinge are
under the supervision O, On g.. n Rear~ss
gard, and Juoal A. Early Capitai Prize
SlONOOO. Whole ticketsSn.
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THORN & HUNKINS.

Largest dealers west of New York CITY and ONLY
house st. Louis making specially Of thse
goods Pllce List sent on application.
General otce, 300 and 81 5 Twelfth 81
Branch Office, 2OS N Main st. Warehouss
Tayon Avenue and Railroad track. CsnacifS
1900 barrels
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IA. y. l.,
TAKE NoTIcgi

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on by the
people OF STATE, and under late decision of
me u Z. supreme Court at Washington, ia
the only Legal Lottery now In Tie United
STATES, az other cha tiers having been re-
opportunity to via a fortune. Grand distrI bu
non, Class b, vt New orleans, Tuesday
February, 1881. 10th Monthly Drawing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
ARMY AND NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Assistant-SurgcOn {.
T. Peckham of the u 5. Marine Hospital Service, has
been ordered from Boston the Vineyard Haven Mass
marine hospital Passed Assisant-Surgcon c. L. Colds
borough of the Marine Hospital Service, has been or
dered TO report to the General superintendent Life Saw
ing Service.
The leave Of absence granted Major D. H. Brotherton
9TH Infantry, September 30 1881 military division Of
the Missouri has been extended four months
Hospital Steward Henry s. Fletcher, United States
Army, will be relieved from duty In the Department OF
Dakota by the Commanding General of that department
and VIII proceed TO Omaha Neb and report In per
son to the Commanding Department OF the Platte
First Lieutenant Murphy United States Marine Corps
has been detached from the United states steamer
wachuse at Stka Alaska, and ordered to return home
and report his arrival lie with be relieved by First
Lieutenant G. Il. Benson.
Lieutenant William c. Strong has been ordered to duty
in the Navy Signal Office at Washington; Passed As
sstant Engineer j. Z. Meckley assistant the officer
in charge of Engineers stores at the League
H. Bull to the United States steamship Powhatan
Midsnipman Webster l.. Todd has been detached from
the United States Tennessee and placed on the
sick leave; Passed Assistant Surgeon j. A. Tanner from
duty under the National Board OF Health and placed on
Lieutenant Commander J. X winn has been ordered to
duty as Lset Hgq' M p & Nnvy p hS Yard m
League Island PENN Lieutenant C. T. Freeland to duiy
Lieutenant j. ID. kecer to the United states tralnhs
snip Saratoga, N9vemhGr 10; Master Geofge
TO examination for promotion. Licutcnant-C commander
Charles H. PendetOn has been detached from the Boston
Navy Yard and assigned TO duty Executive officer OF
the United states steamship Brooklyn Medical Inspector
John c. Spear has been ordered 10 duty member OF the
Examining Board .
Tine orders OF Lieutenant Commander Charles +.
schmtz the United states steamship Brooklyn have
revoked, and he has been ordered TO continue ON
his present duties.
Major William Arthur, Paynastcr United states Army,
will be relieved duty in the Department ot Dakota,
and viii then report in person TO the COmnlan my
General DepartH OF the East assignment To dutF
IL n. al a nee a EiTPt-l ID j. +.
Trout 2Jd Iniau., May =, 5sl, has Decn extended SIX
months surgeons certificate of disability Second
Lieutenant Arthur L. Wagner Oth Infantry has been de-
tailed Professor OF Military Science and Tactics al the
Louisiana state University and Mechanical ahd Agfi-
cultural College Baton Rouge, La. Second Lieutenant
b. f. Viewer l-t Infantry been granted TWO months
leave vi absence from October 81, 1851.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, NOV. u 1851
The Spanish Budget Committee has approved al tnc
financial bills before it.
telegram from Wellington. New-Zealand, says tn''
Te White and two other chiefs have arrived there ley
offered resistance. They have been conveyed TO new"
Plymouth.
Advcc from Mecca TO the end of October, are 10 tnc
effect that the number of cases Of cholera averaged
fifteen daily As however. the number OF piigrtns III
the city 100000 this Is not considered an 'n"n
ing rate OF sickness.
The term for which the local commissions to examine
into the Hebrew question named being about 10 eh
pire, special committee has been appointed In thei
stead General IgnatieG Minister OF the Interior, h'
Instructed the committee consider finally the Mh0c
subject and cabOrat project for dealing with H. 10 oc
submitted for legal sanction.
HALIFAx y g, Nov. ca rich find OF gold has bceh
made on the shores Of Lake George, near Yarmouth
aud prospecting licenses covering upwards OF 100 acres
have been taken Sir john Glover Governor OF
the WindwaTd Islands passenger on the steamer
Doe, which arrived at Annapolis, y, =, yes'eruaJ'
from AutlI
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Lieutenant Ray the distance too great for them
to travel they could send word by the natives Wno ae
constantly passing back and forth along the coast M
ing, trading or fishing II they landed at either OF the
other places named while they would be aple 10 XII MI.
sufficient game TO subsst, they would be unsoTT ~ H.
tance 10 the Hudson Bay trading posts, OF 10 any 80
traV Ell equipped as they would necessarily he II com
PEELED to abandon their vessel and travel g gfea' re
tance the ice. II, therefore, no tdings OF teII
received through any Of the search parties OF Ihe
year, would respectfully suggest that vessei u r
to Melville Island early next year as the zee WI d
nit, carrying three sledge parties, one LOT i fr
the west coast OF Melville Island, ana tu 'o
Prince PatTick's Land ,,, o. bo
Whatever is 10 be done for their rellel mus ,0 U
promptly II still alive they are now dtic
upon their third winter of bar0shps IN thc I1
regions, and, If they have been competed 10 ana. t
their vessel and are waiting for vessel 10 De sehu
their relief unnecessary delay may and In all proo
ability will, prove fatal
The rest of the report is occupied with incidents
of the cruise from August until the return oil the
COrwin TO American waters.
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A LAND LEAGUE MANIFESTO ISSUED.

LONDON, Nov IA manifesto signed by
Patrck Egan has been privately circulated throughout
Ireland advising farmers to pay rent, to avoid the
Land Court and TO hold the harvest.
The Standard says that the Government contcmpatcs
tbe formation OF four more subcOmmissons under the
Land Act.
The Dublin Gazehe announces that the number Of sus
poets imprisoned is pa.
The usual Guy Fawkes celebrations were held in Lon
don and ere in the United Kingdom last evening
Fn.es OF Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Parncll, MT. Bggar, and
others were burned in the poorer districts of London
cOrdng as the Irish or English element pTedOm natcd
Int mo disturbance Among the cgics burned
AT Icwes where the anniversary usual celebrated
with great eclat, was one OF Gulteau.
The correspondent OF Ihe Duly NeS at Rome says the
POpe has expressed himself strongly in condemnation OF
the proceedings of the Irish Land League.
The number of applications 20 the Land Commissioner
to fix fair rent now reaches 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
CANADA AND COPYRIGHT.

OTTAWA, Nov. 6.-Sir Leonard Tilley, who
has gone to Washington relative TO the international
copyrgt question: the sanction OF the Government
and will protect Canadian interests Dr. Tache, Deputy
Minister of Agriculture, in the course OF interview
EXPRESSED himself that the Americans always refused to
enter into an international copyright treaty. English
copvr1ght extends to all the colonies and every book
copyrighted in England is prohibited In the colonies
The colonies represented to the mother country hat the
~ English books placed them beyond the reach of
the colonies and that If English authors wished TO be
read in the colonies they must allow tho importation OF
foreign reprints. .,...t.. . Ian ,ros
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rnE urRDLR or coLoNEL slnTA

OMAHA, Neb., Nov G.-Ghe motive for the
murder OF Colonel smith, clerk Of the United states CIR
cult Court, who found dead carly yesterday morn
ing outside his Office door, the identity of the asss
sin still remain mystery, but it has become known
that smith received in the last three months several
Anonymous and postal cards threatening violence
and even his lie because OF his active participation IN
IN, enforcement OF the slocumh liquor license and SIN
day laws n charm of the Citizens Committee The
uOrtcs aftucu little importance these letters ana
are of the opinion that The assassination was the decd O
"A 'auatic Colonel Smith was guly respected cItlz' H.
pruminrut In social reforms AMI church work, anu
member of the Grand Army OF the Republic Ihere Is
an Intense feeling the part Oi the citizens, and at
meeting yesterday afternoon 10000 was raised ana
offered as reward for the detection and conviction Oh the
murderer.
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OPPOSITION TO FREE CANALS.

Opposition to the free canals amendments to the
Constitution is increasing in strength. Assembly
man Dicley. of Orange County, who has been re-
nominated declares that las will vote against them
He says in a letter 10 one of his constituents;
The free ng of East-bound freight from toll
(which Is the subject being agiiotodl would be 9i
no benefit to The pcopls Of this district. should
therefore oppose such procedure to the best OF my
ability. | doubt whether the proposed l-glsall0h
would to any apprcciable extent benefit the people
of any portion Of the state. / am certain that II
would accru" 10 the advantage Of the OWNERS OF
grain elevators at Buffalo, Oswego and New-lorh
City, Whatever is taken off of the canal-bna own,
ers by the reduction abOlsbmrnt of tolls s taKeu
upon them by the owners OF these elevators
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THE RAILROAD MURDER TRIAL.

LONDON. Nov. 6.-The interest in the trial
Of LEROY for the murder of Mr. Gold continues undated
The evidence however thus far has been merely repe
on Of that given at the inquest and at the Sagstera
examination, except to deposition Of relatives with
whom the prisoner lodged, that he at home all day
OH June d. the day which the prosecution acGe, he
pawned the pistol that he redeemed the morning OF
the murder Chief Justice Coleridgc evidently disbc
ieyed this evidence and after yany endcayOTing %
ecit from the principal witness The why he
had mentioned such important matter previously
he angy ordered him quit the box. The evidence
who was in tine house Ofthc prisoners relatives
the 2st of june did not c0urm that OF the previous
Vf
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PERSONAL NOTES.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBUYE.l

tBY TO TIE TRIBUNE'I
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-FirSt Assistant Postmaster
General Hatton arrived in town with his family to-
night Owing to the absence of Mr. James he wlllbe-
gin his duties tomorrow as Acting Postmaster-Gen-
eral.
The President is expected to return to the city on
Wednesday or Thursday of this week. On account
of the near approach of winter it is probable that
he will give up his intention of going 10 the Soldiers
Home ard Will remain on Capitol Hull until the
White House is ready for occupancy.
Judge FOlgcr announces his intention of coming
TO W shingtOn Saturday and taking possession
of his Office on November II. Meanwhile Nil VIM
dom is III charge.
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now THE PRESIDENT SPENT SUNDAY.

President Arthur was at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesteterlay until ii p. when he went 10 MS
house in Lexington-ave. In the morning there were
many prominent politicians In the hotel and some OF
them called on him. Ex-senator COnklng, General
Grant and Thomas Murphy together for some tne
in the morning. The President remained at his nome al
the afternoon and received few visitors In the even
ing President Arthur returned TO the hotel ana receVu
more callers Secretary Blaine arrived at late hoI.
President Arthur II Is understood, takes yey terest
In tho approaching election In this city ana state ana
that nothing shall be left undone to secure he
publican victory.
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

nENocR ATTIC SENATORS AS PARTlSANs.
n.-'.,,,,>,, ,r,ov TO OPPOSE THE ADMISSION
OF DAKOTA, REGARDLESS OF THE CLAIMS or pn
FAIRNESS AND JUsrICE-sPEcuLAIloNS 40 rI,, ~
Tur FATE OF THE JEANNErTE-REPoKr OF lhN
coRwIN's CRUISE. Doono+;o
II is considered certain that the Democra'l1
Senators will oppose to the end any atteinps
70 admit Dakota into the Union, regardless oi
tbe strong claims the people of that Territory
have to the full rights of American citizenship,
The preliminary report of Captain Hooper OF
the revenue cutter Corwin, which recently re-
turned from an unsuccessful search 1Or 'he
Jeanette, has been received at the treasury
Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
DISSATISFIED colroN SpIyyERS.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. G.-Secretary How
ard will ON Monday issue call for meeting Of the
Spinucrs' Union on Tuesday. He says: "Our present
inaction il destined bear i'll fruit Every industry
participates in the present prosperity except cotton
onoratiyea Wages higher than in 1877 though
,I.ir p,,r.nas,ug power has deprecated fifteen TO
tw.nt, five uer cont siuce that tinc Tue Satl5-
fctor reports Of corporations relative to the year
ro,npned with tlc present active and remuner
.t,yr cam inn of thc print CiOth Market would fuly
iusfify operatives in asking for more wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

ANOTHER EGYPTIAN OUTBREAK FEARED.
LoNDoN, Nov. G.--The Observer states that previous
to tie departure of VI. de Bligneres for Egypt last
week, communications were exchanged between
France and England relative 10 the steps which will
be necessary in the event of fresh mill airy out
break in Egypt. 1t is the impression in well in
formed circles that the leaders OF the recent demon
sraton are aware that any further action will lead
TO AnglO-French Intervention, and that they are
anxious to provide Tor their own safety