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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SER
VICE, U. S. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for the ben-
eft of Commerce and Agriculture. Report of OBJ
seryations taken at Los Angeles, Cal, May 81 i,
1882:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

If You want choice pure candies 60 to
Gardner's, 36 Main street, under Grand
Central Hotel. lm-jel
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
Rooms and Board.

Desirable rooms, with board, at 2O6
Spring street. lm-my2l
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Sealed Proposals.

CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Los ANaEDEs COUNTY, CAL,
May 25th, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received at this office until MONDAY,
JUNE 9TH, 1882, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for furnish
ing stationery for county officers. Specifications
can be seen at the County Clerks Office.
certified check for $3.50 must accompany each
bid. The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Board OF Supervisors of Los
Angeles county, Cal. A. W, POTTS,
lSeal Clerk.
BY l.. II. OWEN, Deputy. m26td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

Eastern oystern every style; hot
and cold lunches and all the delica-
cies of the season served on the shortest
notice at Congress Hall, corner OF Main
and Requena streets. Ice cold Boca
beer, the best on the coast, always on
hand, as well as full supply of the best
brands of liquors, wines and cigars.
Open day and night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

Hughess Russian baths, located No.
Is Main street, opposite the Pico House.
Gentlemen and ladies attended to by
persons of their own sex.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

Repairing promptly and cheaply done
at Slaughter's So Spring street, near
Second.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

Crowded from morning till night, sell.
ing off his immense stock of new and
secondhand clothing at less than 25c on
the dollar, at the great clearance sale of
Horatio Marteen, No. S Also street.
Drop in and see.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01
Mortgage Sale.

EXECUTION No. S447, LATE esd DISTRICT COURT.
In the Superior Court of the City and
County of San Francisco, State of Cal
fornia, Department No. 8.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

The greatest discovery of the age is
the celebraten "Rakoczy Water" Pre-
scribed by the leading physicians and
recognized as the best. G. F. Heinze-
man is the agent for Southern California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

F. Lindquist,, merchant tailor, No. 20
Spring street, is himself practical cut
ter; and, having had ample experience
in San Francisco and Los Angeles,
knows how to meet the requirements Of
his customers. He keeps full supply
of the best cloths constantly on hand
and makes them up upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

The old reliable store of G.. f. Heinze-
man is still headquarters for drugs and
medicines. He has a full line of patent
medicines, selling them in quantities to
suit at Eastern prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

Bavarian Felsen beer constantly on
draft at Philippi's Volks Halle, Market
street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

Cool and cosy, just the place to eat
ce cream. Gardner's, 36 Main street,
under Grand Central Hotel. lm-jel
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III | i Il!
'4E:: '#E:: '#E:: *: E;:s 7 $2;9 $$;f
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Maximum Thermometer, $40
Minimum Thermometer, $50
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John Shaffer, 68 Alameda Street,
Opp. Sisters School.

Manufactures of tents, wagon covers,
awnings, etc. All kinds of tents to rent.
Also, sells all widths of canvas from
the lightest to the heaviest, at San Fran
cisco prices. My2-3m.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-01

See notice of estray under New To
Day.
Attention is directed to the notice OF
Mr. 2 Philin IN OLE NaM To. laY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-29

NEw YoEK, May 27.-Thcre is no mate.
rial change in the aspects OF the boiler.
makers strike. This morning at their meet.
ing they were visited by the owners md,
agents OF the steamers Jason, Cromwell.
Hudson and West Cumberland. They OF.
fered the men any terms they chose TO ask
il they would only finish the work on these
vessels and allow them 10 60 to sea. The
men refused, on the ground that it wouId
be yielding to the wishes Of the employcr,.
Already over 600 non.socicty men have
joined the boilers unien since the begin
ming Of the strike. A branch union will
be organized at Newburg tomorrow, il hay-
ing been represented that some OF the em-
ployers would attempt to procure work.
men from that place TO take the places Of
strikers. 49, .3i.s,as z::I S-,lo :
The determined attitude OF the striking
boilermakers, rs well as the likelihood Of
their being able TO hold out indefinitely,
has SO lar disalfected visiting employers
that, according TO statements made on good
authority, Roach 4 Sons, as we'll Us several
other employers who have been strenuous
in their opposition to accediug 10 the de-
mands OF the men, have decided to make
the necessary concessions by Monday
Three thousand men are out. 5f 4 lS IN
The president OF the union says !: The
union men need not fear that the strike
will not succeed = The y ,ispennsylvanir
Railroad company. had tried to bring meu
y over from England to take their places, bu
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TIE pnE,1pExrrs NEW YORK.
Excitement Among the pollticianS- Ru
unurod Con and D Decnpl ntLOnx,

Excitement Among the pollticianx-Ru.
nlorod dConference~andD Decnpi pitations.
NEw YoRK, May 2S.-president Arthur,
who arrived in town late on Friday night
from Washington, repaired Immediately TO
his residence on Lexington avenue, was
wearied by the journey, and did not rise
until quite late on Saturday morning.
Among those who called upon him were
Nathaniel Jarvis aud -cx-Secretary Evarts.
The President went to the Fifth avenue
hotel at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, to
occupy apartments there during the re-
mainder OF his stay III the city. On Deco.
ration dayhc will be escorted by the old
guards veteran corps which has been or
dered 10 assemble for that purpose early in
the morning. The President proposes to
review the parade Of the various posts Of
the Grand Army OF tho Republic, and in
tho evening will attend services Mt the
Academy OF Music. He will return 10
Washington ut the end Of the week, but
before doing so will visit West Point. : n.
President Arthur had conference for a
considerable time last evening with the
local machine workers. 1t is said that dur.
inc tho visit he will settle the candidacy OF
Secretary Eolyer for Governor, and also ar.
rance for The removal Of Postmaster Pear
son, whose principal claim to Office is the
fact that he is tho son.in.law OF cx.Post.
master General James. 1t is believed it is
his intention 10 put in the postotliee a first.
class politician &5.5 l55;s
Its not impossible TINT Collector Robert
son will be removed. It is expected tha,
certain Western politicians will arrive dur
ing the week and that the Republican cam
pajsn will be mapped out. An effort viii
he made to meet the Republican bolt or the
Mitchell Independent movement in Phiia
] III alai., -tt.L 3, .s. - t.- ~
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cApITALFaCrs AND CDsy,z.,

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Judge Tait left
last evening for New York, where he will
meet his family. They will sail for Europe
on Thursday.
Kelley, chairman Of the ways and means
committee, says there has been no con-
ference concerning the tariff.
There is apparently no decided chan 20
in the condition OF ex. Government Printer
Deirees. He still continues 10 have chills
daily.
The Senators who are fond OF horse flesh
we're oil for the Baltimore races Yesterday.
not constrained by any deadlock. Beck,
Bayard, Jackson, johnson, Butler and
Pendleton went over, and had glorious
day OF it.
Tho elevatorat the pension Office fell yes
terday, taking flight Of two stories. Colo
mel Dudley und n couple Of friends we're or
the elevator and although jolted about ir
MI uncomfortable hummer were not seri
ously injured.
The Secretary OF the Treasury on Satur
day issued 4 cali for Sl5, 100000 of contiu
ued skies OF the series Of March 3, 1868
which mature August !. There is abou
iOoojoou DOtAho ~ tlll5 IaouG OutStuUtl-
ing, and after this amount is exhausted
calls will be issued for continued lives.
Slr. Bell, custodian OF the safes in the
bureau Of engraving and printing, was re,
moved by Secretary FoIger, yesterday, 70,
cnrelessness, in allowing two dies, used ir
the preparation Of government bonds, tt
lie around loose. Tho Secretary made :,
close examination but is satisfied ti,ut Bel
was in no collision with coun,esiei,ers.
Senator Wade Hampton has been II
South Carolina for several days. He vii
probably not return Until the Democrat
Of that State have determined who is 10 b,
their candidate for Governor next ial!
Some aspiring Democratic leaders are urc
ing tho Senator TO run for Governor, il
order that they may secure his place i,
the Senate for orthemselves. The chief arg,,
ment which they employ is the ilatterin,
one that Senator Hampton is the only mai
who can curry the State for the Democrats
that he Is the only nominee whose electio,
could be secured without resort to fraud.
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The Chris.iaacy Family R.v.

WASHINGTON, May aS.--John W. Luscn.
bcel, Mrs. Christiancy'a father, writes to
the Star: a@. gy
"My attention has been called to letter
published yesterday, which Mr.. Chris.
tiancy claims to have read 10 mt In 1878.
| most cmphatica iy deny that any such
letter was ever handed to me or read TO INC
by Chrstiancy at my time or place, nor
have l any knowledge OF the existence Of
such n letter from uny source. | would
have forever discarded him had he done
30, and do not know what else might
hive done. My daughter lived with lin
rs his wife for more than year niter tho
time he claims he wrote that letter. IIe
was on terms OF intimacy with me md my
family, which never could hive been the
case llad the letter been true. ltiscyident
that the letter ia q subsequent invention OF
his, and that he has secured its publication
for the purpose Of slundcriny my daughter,
and thus annoying her for having leit him
and refusing to suffer further indigni,ies at
his hands" -
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WASHINGTON, May 2S.-'rhc deadlock in
| he House is rs firm lis eyer. Yesterday
the caucus proposition OF the Republicans
give the pending election case six hours
dscussiou WIS submitted and objected to
by the Democrats. The Republicans then
moved 10 amend the. rules TO prevent dila-
tory proceedings in eases involving the
hsh Constitutional privilege OF detcrmin-
jns !he right Of u member to his seat. I'm.
der the rule this went over.
THE effect Of the caucus OF Republican
members has been to solidify the majority
on The merits Of the ease. The most con-
servativc agree that it is duty 10 persist
ID demanding discussion and n vote. The
present feeling is tia, Democrats have nd.
Mlted the weakness Of their case by re-
ilslhs 10 agree to the Republican PROPOSE
ton: FIIibnstering after the dipcussion
Iisht be Justified us Il partisan expcdient,
but in advance Of it is an admission ol
weakness.
The Republican members OF the House
ne satisfied Of the impracticability OF con
aaa'aae he present struggle without frs
securing an amendment TO the rules whict
Will prevent dllltory motions.
Anew line Of action therefore has been
aEetd upon for this week. On Mon
day, immediately after the reading Of th
Journal, Representative Reed will Gull III
an amendment 10 the rules reported b.
bin from the Committee On Rales, which
i adopted, will virtually prevent the put
unsol diatory motions pending considcra
ton oiaques,lon ofpriviege. Il, asthey vii
undoubtedly do, Democrats interpose Il
motlon TO adjourn, Mr.. Reed will make /
poias oil order that the motion is dilator!
one and can not bc entertained pendini
consideration Of 4 proposition to ament
me rules and upon his point Of order vii
asklo be heard. 'E
Randall will probably speak for tn
Democrats, and the speaker is expected t
sustain the point OF order. The solution c
thewlole difficulty, therefore, hinges upo1
The decision Of the speaker.
The feeling tonight is that renewal c
Ii struggle Monday upon the line pre-
pfdby the Republicans, will be ATTENDED
( 6y the most exciting scenes witnessed b.
ilhe present Congress.
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: 7,erAHIIsIlED AUGUST "a, 1862.

terror, and having recently resigned this
Office Is now In private life. Since his sec.
ond resignation Of Office, the tariff commits.
H'oncrla been created by Congress und tho
question Is, whether under these circum.
Of the constitution OF the United. States
Inequalities him from appointment as such
co nmiss' oner. The clause Ia l,e
mo Senator or Representative shall, dur.
Ing tho time for whiCl, no was elected, be
appointed 10 any civil Office under tho au.
tbority Of the United States which shall
have been created during such time" Pm
The language Is precise and clear, and In
my opinion disables him (Kirkwood froni)
receiving the appointment.
The Solicitor. General has deposited with
the Attorney,General concurring opinion
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY,

Peter Heuner, q Young German saloon
keeper, was murdered at Cynthiana, KY,
on Saturday, by unknown parties.
Wells Edwards, Il notorious desperate,
was killed on Saturday Mt Monroe court
house, North Carolina, by a sheriff.
Charles VOLTS brewery, ut Racine, Wis,
has been closed on an attachment TO satisfy
q claim Of $50 1000 in iavor Of james Baker.
Father Sorin, founder OF Notre Dame
university at South Bend, Ind, has re-
turned from his fortieth trip across the
Atlantic. 'ss,. 7.,'
A heavy hail and rain storm is reported
from Northern Missouri, but the damage,
80 fur rs heard, was mostly to the window
glass and tender vegetation.
At the annual meeting OF the society OF
United Hebrew Charities, held in New
York yesterday, it WAS reported that the
total receipts to May amounted 10 $685.
7os, and the total expenses to $3.50, ,I7d.
Ten Kickapoo Indians, living on the
reservation in Atchison County, Kansas,
we're naturalized by the United Suites
court at Topeka, on Saturday, and are now
full American citizens, underan act recently
passed by Congress. IA Z
At Kansas city, Mo-, Gus Miller and
Nh taew B. Joneslhavelbeen arrested on q
charge Of melting mob Of one thousand
which, on April Sd, lynclled Levi Lardiug
ton. colored man. Sufficient evidence, il
IS believed, has been obtained to convic
Jones. 'F430 0l.G -,55's5 J'>,
Aswede, who took iellow.countrymar
10 n Montreal hotel und paid the bill fol
both. was murdered for his kindness n.
soon as he closed his eyes in slumber. TIL,
butcher went down to the office with til.
Garnet bugs OF both. and handed ever som'
bloody coin 10 , the clerk, g piece = o
stupidity which led to his instant arrest. 4
! A terrible accident occurred near LII
grange, Mo, on Saturday. ASH wagon wa
returning from Quincy with Ed. Charkey
: his vile, and "a yonng man named Hans
ford Allison, they. encounterel$a sever
storm Of wind and hail.S.Nl large tree OF
, the roadside suddenly fell upon the wagon
3 crushing it, and Instantly killing Alliso
!. and Mrs Charley, and severely it nc
4 fatally injuring Mr.. Charley. Mrs. .Chal
a key leaves four little children. The phi
!. ties were farmers in thissect'on. Charley
). father was killed by the ialling Of "a tree
u few years uRo " .li z "
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Another TcrrIblc nyerilnw

WAsilSGToN, May 97.-Tn the House Mr..
Dunn, Of Arkansas, introduced a joint
resolution appropriating 100000 to be ex.
pended by the Secrctnry OF War for the
relief Of persons rendered destitute by The The
recent overflow OF the Mississippi river
and lis tributaries. The resolution was &c.
companied by letter addressed 10 Mr..
Dunn by Governor Mangum, Of Arkansas,
under date Of May %, stating TINT the
present overflow is in many respects more
disastrous than the one in February aud
March last, and that unless Congress comes
20 the aid OF destitute Persons iii the over.
flowed sections, starvation is imminent,
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GaicAGo. May 27-The Dro,er'S Journal repa,ts.
n9st-heceipH 200 head: shipments s. head
Aarxet hteady and IN fair demand. closing weak for
poct,,s Ext common mn - Eood mixed 81 =aa7 heavy
siips G 5oa7 az 2s'''pias 81 s'as % light 81 soa7
Cattle-Receips 81 .oos head shipments aso beoa
snoa Matfts II sssetsy ssnts nneanged expo Is Gas
'oaa az ~ butchers ;! 7on6 o. bulk $40 as co. ltock
eFS ana ieedtrs 81 1Oa5 50 grass Texans Al H1o5
q: eho'ce heavy Ttxanssd tsm6 70. ~, - -
medium to gooa s. 75a5 30 choice woeed Is zsasGS
Elm GiHe1SSA'' O., May 2'-Co,ton qlIc. At llsIc
y, riSn. 9uil family IS siad l5 fancy ,lnchangsd
toa, masTI !, ~ 1 iat dsna.d No. rcd witer 81 sni
,,Ss ,Ii: spot; bd Nay 4Hcbid June; ~ 7Sz.iSEc c
an Tme,; snS ~ nxsd sec iys 1u a, Barley
Lard steady at sil Bulk meats i .SaSIas :. XIX 20
y 70; clear lib &ll lo1S Hacou easier: xhomide,
s9 s9 II fsar is ,9 s,3 esar Shty hicS'af fm
bsrr 10 a eohnason ~ sales Of finished goods 80
"e''cFn Reserve 2oc choice Ceniml Ohio 81 49, ess';
., btALrlxoa.. Nay T.-Flour dull and uncha nre,,
M, ne.1. we.te!n active but lower; NO. winter red
III ri oT 'nns s,s, ss;y Sq
mixed spot and Nav SEC; June i9a7y5Lr. ji,lv ;axi
I9Hc August :9%a,ohr. Oats dun and unchr rr,/s 80
* Mts dnnl and easy nj 8al9c. Hay 4uet at 81; o.
roSa emnna urn "d nsnanEed leule
nrm Ut l0c Petroleum dull and lowsT Iea ad
cafcoes nc. Coffee quiet and firm, Sugar nmiSt
sot VIC. Whisky nominal nt 81 ylal 81 .' 10.
,l TG1:oe ~ nv H.y I, ?hes. S; heat aul rcd spot
Angust 81 ly4: September 81 10; year 81 catsn;
gmlets No. spot and Mny 7l.c; June 7lc Ed. iui1
7ile; year held q. 61hc. Oats quiet and uprbanua5
THtsy!ILE. Pa. May 27-oIl opened 4 sasIc.
niEsn,csIGtIc lowest G3c same rcp5rt 6yxc. clnssJ
aanE shipments 5.iCo barrclx charters 4IG Natal.
rahs ?,'t@ hxfrciA Friccs 4, clIncd 10 lava.
point 10 DAY than At any time Since iS;t. 'S"es
NEw 1oRk. May ya'.-MErALs-uan,factnr cnn
PEI hfpa AZ anh anestsngcd; new si,rathinv l:Sr l:st.
inGS, s,n iaxe rg Iron lrm; Scotch VI oos25 90
Anescah a M y ~ ua5 10 Russia sieeing Si SSaiI 10
"ah cut u Soaa 10; clInch IS o0aG co. i y n
~ Skw YORK. Nay 2Z-DgYi Goops-pr,ccs AZ Can
toh u!ess sinshAms n,c reduced 10 De- al whJc,;
sss sss ny nmGk IL pretty well cleaned up. No oiher
s!SciSHAII; May 27.-Live hogs active a,,t, Ann.
c9nmoa nnt! light q 0oss TO- tnrkIng and bncbs,
y Aet eip!s s., head; shipments SIS hcad:S
pIrnIuRaT PA. May 27.-petroc,im Tmndc,nto,1
aemSe; United ss,iAcA,cs weak; closed nj 6sc: rs
hned Tor Philadelphia delivery -
NEW. ioEx, May 27--wool-Ou M, III a -,
a4,nestia iesse s?ai6c; pulled lsai2c unwShcd i5i
st' ASN1a AsA'@ss
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had failed. lle had sent d cable dispatch
TO the secretary Of the boiler.makers union
OF Great Britain, at Newcastle. on.the.T Tyne,
explaining the state Of affairs, and just re.
ceived BY cable the following reply:
mo boiter.mRkers will leave Great Britain
for the United States. You may count upon
tho support Of the Boilcr.lnakers Union Of
Great Dritain." 5N sM7uH I2.I :
The dispatch was received with long con.
tinued applause. This action Of the British
b'iler;;makes, the speaker sald, made the
American union absolutely secure. for II
the Delamatcr aud other iron works should
carry out their threat 10 close their shops,
the work Of boiler making would still have
to be done or navigation would cease from
this port, They werc the ouly men who
could do the work, and the work would
have to bO done. There could be no com.
promise with their employers now TINT
things had gone SO far. Ono or the other
would have TO give in. The rivet was
driven and clinchcd, md would have to
stay until the boiler blew up.
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VIII Mcrt Guiirnu II. Heaven,

y WAsnlXGroS, May oS.-Yestertlay n
young lady Of this city, who is a confirmed
invalid, requested permission to visit
Snltean. Her request was granted by
I Warden Croker, ind, supported by two
Iadts, she entered the doomed mans cell,
lhe scenc was striking one. There, fac.
I my each other, stood two human beings,
Goh Of them on the brink OF eternity, ono
/ Ae T'e'im Of disease, the o,hera CONDEMNED
ssasln. The young lady opened the con-
Ntsston, and after conversing for awllile
I On unseen things above" she turned 10
9, mud said: Mr.. Guitcau, God grant
4 NATIVE may meet III heaven. Our days
ny short upon this earth" Guiteau,
5!MoyatieC,cd, trcmulously said: " will,
T% lam going to heaven-,here is no
S@os in my mind about that-and III
!. ssS you there"
ea V1t o. the suggestions made by letter TO
uMsEsIas assassin comes from II man out
.N5gM,'aawrltcs: As your family and your
Nl' have sold your old clothes and made
p'eNntlons Tor the disposition OF your
%Seyal'es death for peeuniary purposes,
si ,. sn'N nc TO suggest to YOU that YOU make
} !Vaseu Of some practical use by willing
;saf ooay 70 some one TO exhibit for the
s'f.%nsN S ol lne Garfield Memorial Hospital
y auha, anu that You shall, in your preserved
\ Nale' he made the first subject in the muse.
5 + Nm OF the hospital"
wIoAs'ha,red gospel expounder from the
A West walked grAyely Into tiui,euu's cell,
( s,ssompanled ,seo , bya guard, aud, in a severe
/; ,,,;,. mr. Gn''tean, are YOU prepared for f,.
mllty, and are yon-' :.
4. 4 Don't discuss that matter SIR" rcioiucd
T Gulteau, sharply mud quicsly II know know
more about ihai question Of iu,uritv tl,an
You can probably tell me-" '''
"nh, you doT #
( va, nes, sir therefore abandon It while
/, ana the preacher abandoned the subjcc
md evacuated the cell forthwith.
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sS VOLUME XXX -NrJN1RERI5 5ooeT
ana =, England haveconsequenllyt threatened
the Porte with foreign Intervention. nnlSsH
the WAtchXonl of iinmnd,nla q ~. i i.i i,tt ,""set Q

and England have conseoucnily roo ( ,,s,,i
the Porte with foreign in,eryen,ion, nnjIt y
the watchword OF Immediate and com nie,s
submission is given TO the Evyntian nrmw
| At5 o'clock a large delegation of nafiyc
merchants called on the KLeIiy. md rS n, EeS
him 10 Ako buck Arabi Bey ma n,inis,or ~ ~
war. The Khcdive accceied 'i 10 thoir l..
prayers, by reinstating Arab Bey. The
ihhea,vc VIII now be n mere puppet In The
hands Of Arabi Bey. s6{s als"5 T.gH.3I. @
TuNls, May 2S.-The Frcncl, authorities
arc greatly irritatcd bythe intelligence that
turkish troops have disembarkcd near the
frontier, between Tripoli and Tunis.l In
order 70 reinforce the camp already exist.
ing. Tho submission Of the insurccnt Arabs
's now regarded as improbable. I@6EiiIS5
LoSnoN, May 2S-In consequence al the
report Unit anattempt would be made 10
rurileet, containing $4,000 barrels OF gun. !
powder, the garrison there has been (
strengthened and tho public been warned
TO keep to the main road. iSi'.@SIISS
PARIS, May 2s.-Republiq.n Ftancoip, i
Gamoetns paper, not only condemns
turkish intervention In Egypt as q blow to
ne FRENCH In Africa, but even points to i
the possibility Of England, under a iuture I
Cyprus. ~ ''''HI M - = ~ !" y; w y. \
LONDON, Nfay eS.-It Is stated ,ha. The
Catholic clergy Of London arc about TO com.
mence. preaching n crusade among Irish.
men OF their flock against connection with
secret societies. 80 ~ -,
~ y
,CoNsrASTiSorLr, May 2s.-The a.titude
y. !, toward the khediva by factions
IN Egypt has caused Intense excitement. &
BERLIN, May 2S.-Sargent U. s. Minister,
was received yesterday by the Crown
Prince and Princess. A ~, :. l..1S