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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07
Personal.
Cipt. l.. z. Tut lett last night for few
days visit to Dallas.

Cipt. l.. 2. Tut lett last night for q few
days visit 10 Dallas.
Mr.. Tray Jones, We are glad to learn,
was much better last evening.
Mrs. w. II Glenn. who has been quite
SICK with fever tor several weeks past.
is sufficiently recovered to walk about
home.
Mr.. Frank Blocker was III the city yes
tsrday circulating among his friends. He
is enthusiastic over his prospects in sheep
and stock raising. His rancho is six cen
miles south OF the city.
Mesdames &. c. McGrcgor and Jas. b.
Baker came home yesterday morning
from visit to their mother, Mrs Ford
tran, OF Washington county, who has
been very III but is now, we are glad to
earn, greatly improved.
Mrs. Aycock and her accomplished
daughter Miss Ber'ie, who have been
spending the past few months with relt-
lives in thus city, returned on the after
noon train yesterday te their
home in Springfield Missouri. They
have " on man friends in Waco, who will
regret their departure.
Mr. J. &. Hutchins now prominent
railroad contractor, but familiarity known
in Waco ~ "Jerre" Huichins. -by-sIde
with whom we ruStlGd AMI battled for
items, for three Years, during Telephone
and Examiner days Ugunr, is in the city
among his old friends, of whom he
has hosts. lie will probably east his lot
IN Waco again.
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NOTICE OF FILING ADMINISTRA.
~ pOR'S ACCOUNT.

The State Of Texas-To the Sheriff or any
Constable OF McLennan County:
You are hereby commanded. that YOU
cause to be published for twenty DAYS in
newspaper printed in your county. A
true copy OF the following writ:
THE STATE OF TEXAS.O
County of McLsnran.
To all persons interested in the admins
tration OF the estate of Fanny w. Eng
land, deceased:
John +. Flint. administrator of the es-
tate OF Fanny w. England. deceased. has
hled his final account in the county court
OF McLennan county. which will be acted
on at the next term of said court. com
mencing on the third Monday in Nav.
1857, at the courthouse thereof in the
city OF Waco, at which time all persons
in said estate may appear and
contest the same. if they see proper.
Witness, j. w. Baker, clerk of the county
court OF McLennan county. Gwen
under my hand and The seal of said
court, the 9th day OF April 1882.
j W. BAKER.
I ERIK County Court, McLennan County.
by .. w. DAVID, Deputy. dcthtOl20
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keH.Nigsinson \ 20.

We present III this mornings Issue
the advertisement Of the above firm, and
III doing SO we can truthfully represent
them as men who, during a three years
| business III Waco, have never departed
from the path OF strict integrity and
sound business Judgment. Onr daily
and weekly readers will notice that they
are now located on the corner of Fifth
and Franklin streets, on property of
their own, where they have erected
buildings and placed them under water
proof roofs, especially for the pu, pose Of
handling wool, grain, hides, cottun,iiour
furniture and all other classes of mrr-
chandise. At this particular time we
would especially. call the attention of
wood men TO their facilities for handling,
whIsh are the best III central Texas,
and OF grain We may say the same.
These yards have unlimited capacity for
the storage OF merchandise, are Of easy
access and so protected from the ele-
ments and accident as to be perfect,
safe. These are things which every
producer and shipper should consider
Dlckey, Hlgginson X Co, it must be
remembered, neither buy or sell, but do
an exclusively commission and forward
ing business, therefore they will give
impair lal attention to every patron.
and will be pleased to keep their
country friends and shippers advised
at ali times. In a three years
business here they have never failed to
reader full satisfaction in every case,
and with their present unequaIed facili-
ties are better than ever before prepared
to render every advantage in commits
sion, storage and forwarding. Just
now, at the opening of the grain and
wool season, it would be well for our
readers to put themselves in correspond
ence with Dicley, Higginson & Co, and
call on them when i'll the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07
ORR CITY SIEsES.
Important Action OR Matters
OF Deep Interest

City council met in regular session in
the council chamber at 3 p. N. In the
absence Of Mayor Sturgis. Alderman
Wilkes was elected mayor pro tenn.
Present-Aldermen Iibbs. Dunpica.
Mckeen, Hogan, Moore and Makeip.
Acknowledgement Calvert. Solomon
and McLaren, the city marshal. attor-
ney and Mayor Sturgis.
Minutes of last meeting being read
AID found correct, they were adopted.
petit on was read from W. W. Seiey
asking the priv lege of running a switch
from the Missouri Pacific track to his
property on jackson, between FIRST and
Second streets He proposed TO put IN
crossings, plank and grade them and
make It uuOblectiouable IL all respects.
de further proposed 10 at once erect a
gram elevator and cotton yard Oh the
property. The petition was referred to
street committee and city surveyor to
report on at next meeting.
At this point the mayor, Alderman
McLaren and city marshal came in and
Mayor StUrEia took the chair
The city sXt0u', report for the month
OF March shows Is deaths-l0 white and
3 colored
Inc ] Z POI L "a liEt tllN IL lpSliplF SllCNS
tothe city'- credit ! - 2O0.23. City vouch-
ers are payable up 70 and including No
81, dated April J, 1850.
The account Of city officers for salary
for the month of March, 500, was al
lowed and ordered paid. Also the ae-
count Of the water company for water
for schools, s. Jno. Carb nero, feeding
prisoners, $3.50 Jas. Machon, stakes
for graves, $40 Waco fire department,
appropriation for February ana March,
S2Un Waco water company, for water,
?7S7.50.
i motion was made and carried, au-
thorizing the mayor to take up the note
for hose, amounting to 5000.
An account of Matthews, Massey &
Blades, for painting, to the amount of
so, was allowed and ordered paid j.
VI. Drake, printing, $3.50; L. =. Abeel,
1888 street work, S22345, VIM. Cam
eron, lumber, Sll776
Alderman Hogan, from the fire com
mittee, was gran Ell further time on the
etition OF Mr.. Battle He reported the
engine in good condition, and 500 feet
of available hose.
Alderman Wilkes. from the school
committee reported them in good con-
1itiDD I hr.a ,D1ora1 fnanbaru i al -,
signed since. last meeting TWO 70 teach
in PAM Onirm CoIIaga aTd ONE ~ 10 49, 80
ss stnJgnt Thr 1ec Of f to NJ of f ten,
has been filed. " '''' -
Alderman McLareu, from the street
committee r4nortad favoraI,v nm c,raot.
iug fIa gas co,nnSny tba ny;yi oil ~
constructimg, a switch from The WIssnrr;
Pacific ron 10 t,eir works Tbn no,,,-
mittna wa, ,-rp+a5 ti,oa r., r,.1,,. 1T
iuyestlroti5n II was neil All - ,.aI'
riad tjIat tLa ragar.;r,, ~ +l,a S,,.;taI,
matter mil ravt ,,1eatin,, bo racon Ia
rrn,I and i was 1cci,la5 70 80 +La
matter mn IT - snec,ni n,eatin., n nv n .l
TnnsIa,. lil,l,t 'l ''e-''
AiJar,oa, ,T;lI,s ,,o,.o ,o+;oo +l,o+ -
th,. sHac;,I m a+,,,. n III ;n+-aaI,,"
= rnotin,, ~ re.r,51j +be ant;nn ~ 't tL(
rn--,,ril il, r.fero,,na IN [,r.,tinD- A. q.
man The mr. viIa,,a IF a sIyitcL ~ H. -ll co,
ner IF F,ftL ami IarEsnn stroa AZ IN W
tn ,,a,l,,4 -, ,,',r,ll,t - ti'I,,,
NItiaran was c;v po- and ~ adn 11L'1i in'
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THE TAN PUZZLE.
How TO Reduce STATE Rates
without Gripping the
Counties.
To tie Examiner.


WACO, April ct seems TO be q fact
generally conceded that the legislature
should reduce the state Gd uGloreDt tax
provided it could be lone without seri-
! Gus injury TO the county governments.
There seems TO be an opinion generally
prevalent that the county commissioners
courts are confined, in their tax IcYics, to
Il sum not exceeiing one halt OF the tax
| levied nv the state. and hence il is argued,
ana with much force. that q reduction OF
the rate OF state tax will cripple some OF
the counties, from the tacr that they are
IN debt anu cannot get along on lower
scale OF tax than twenty cents OH the one
hundred dollars worth OF property.
Now We are OF the opinion that the con-
stitutional provision has been mscon-
strued on this point. Article 5. section ..
OF the constitution Is as follows:
The state tax 81 property, exclusive or the
tax necessary to pay the public debt shall
never exceed fifty cents on the one hundred
dollars valuation, and no county, city or town
shall levy more than One-half of said STATE tax
except Tor the payment Of debts already Incur
ell Emu Tor the erection of pubiic-buildlnYs
not to exceed fifty cents on the one hundred
collars IN any one year, and except as in the
constitution Is otherwise provided"
Now the demonstration of this article
OF the constitution is in this, that the
county can only levy one halt OF the state
tax levied, when in fact no such limit
ton upon the counties is found in the con.
stitution-it so the constitution would
cad thus. mo county shall levy more
| than ont-hali of the tax levied by the
state, which it does not DO, but it only
limits the county levy to "one-halt of
| said state tax which is one-half of fifty
| cents, the state limit, or twenty-five
cents on The one hundred dollars.
II the constitution is correct. and it
seems TO be SD to us. then the state tax may
be reduced 10 twenty-five cents on the one
hundred dollars, and the county tax at the
same rate may he levied by the commls-
siOners court and both will be within the
constitutional limits. j. W. +.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07
Honey, bees, Isee-Hives and
italian Queens,

From imported mothers for sale at nay
Waco apiary, also, smokers for subduing
crop, bees and apiarian supplies kept on
hand, or ordered Tor the trade when de-
>ired
Having moved 100 hives from my Spring
Branch apiaty TO my Waco apiary. in the
southwest part OF the city, | am pre-
pared TO ill orders on short mott es. tor
any OF the aiore mentioned article and can
ship, either by freight, express or stage
safely, also, Queens can be sent s, curely
by maIl. Safe delivery guaranteed. also.
transferring done, with hives furnished
or n0t, as partie> desire. Parties wanting
anything done in apiarian line should at
tend to 1t early, in order to reap the best
results. j. q. AYARs. Waco Tey
WHStO5I6.
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NaHrT-ied.

MILLEK-SCHULkK.-At the residenc"
OF the brides parents. in south Waco. by
Rev. K. Brueck, MIR. Oscar Miller and Miss
Minnie Schuler.
The congregation OF the German NJ. Z.
church. and other friends. were present to
witness the ceremony and enjoy the fas-
tYlteS. The Couc0rdia orchestra dis
cour>ed some excellent music. and all con-
spired TO make the occasion one of
genuine pleasure. Our thanks are tender
ed tor remembrance in the way OF del
cacies from the wedding least.
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Easier SUNDAY

The day when the fashionable world so
long IN seclusion. steps out into the warm
sunshine and ills its lungs with the eX-
quisite aroma from the lavish laboratory
of kind mother nature. Our places II
worship viii be bedccked with beautiful
and sweet scented flowers. and he ladies
too. viii adon themselves with artistic
limitations Of the same on head rear OF
every imaginable variety. SUPPLYING
themselves tor the occasion. from the
beauteoIs display OF the Fashion Bazlr.
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The Ereaf Necessity.

There is nothing in which we should be
SO careful as the selection of drugs. pat
ent medicines, etc. To be sure that YOU
got prescriptions from the purest ana
freshest drugs and that YOUR medicines
are always reliable. 90 TO 5. B. Hamie,t's
dfGg store, next 10 Saneers. His stock IS
i9e1ce!led IN every department. and those
VINO want me fancy goods should call at
his store---olO5ti.
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Beautiful Easter Cards Ehi-
Near
Ne.c York .NnL ana Ernr.ss

With regard to Easter cards, those
emblematic of the Passion and ReSur.
rectIou are still in case or course oil
making. At the wholesale card houses
the writer saw few spec mems of Amer.
lean handiwork in Easter cards that
will soon be in the retailers windows
They excelled in beauty of design, taste
| and execution many things of Ihe kind
! introduced heretofore. The prevailing
colors or shades ARE steel, lavender oI
bold red, virgin blue and gold tints for
| the foreground and middle of the pie
tire. A device takes the form of twelve
blades forming fan shape, each blade
being decorated with angels and violeta.
A silver butterfly on tiny scented phi
low OF maroon silk, resting on a white
card frInged with bronze is another de
sign. On the back OF the card is IN
scTibed, IAN Easter Offering" Among
the simpler designs seen was Il lilac card
with Christ Has Risen" lit red and
gold letters. \ garland Of pansies sur
rounding Il gayly-colored butterfly ou Il
dark background is another expression
OF quaint tuste. Very simple looking is
Il large steel-gray card with ornaments
of pansi' s and passion flowers.
Very interesting arc the German cards
one i'll particular, which arrived here
recently from Berlin,is worthy of notice.
Ii is not too large to be carried conven-
iently, and yet it contains world of
wonders that at first sight are not APP
par Mt. On the face of the card is land
scape-a magnitying glass plays the part
of II lake. BY mechanical ContrlyHnce,
consisting of series OF folding cards
and papers, an oblong box is formed.
You place your eye to the glass, and III
the vista behold a picture of the two
Marys to the scpulcher OF Christ.
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GHennTni ElrnxnnI.

Persons who wish freight hauled 10 or
from the depots, OF any class OF mcrchan-
disc moved in the city, should not forget
that Horne Il DeWre have the only ex-
elusive transfer line In lie ely, and have
u large number Of floats ready to serve the
public Oh the saorteS; notice. Attention
prompt. and charges uasonable.-0l2St
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WACO Gommanderx. 40. 10.

Sir hnights-You are hereby ordered
to meet at your asylum, in full dress,
this evening, at o'clock, sharp, to par
ticipate, by invitation of the rector OF
st. PauIs church, Rev. b. \. Rogers,
with has congregation, in the beautiful
service commemorative of Good Friday.
All visiting Sir knights are cordially
invited to attend with MS
BY order of the Eminent Commander:
+ r. BIRD Recorder
Waco, April 7, 1892.
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Has undoubtedly 90, be-,
,iOn Of any mr,ilciut ar ,ar.
consumption that Vs. have I'd
able to fluid. If /, pfrlaid.
for consumption, AMI Those vi
affected with a deep seated Cd
Iong-standing. A few dose. q
mediate relief, and it kep, ugs
feet a cure. 1t Is very ,ootha.'
lungs and pleasant to tasr. o..
nights sleep, free from tho'e D.
parOXysms of coughing, is TG1
than the price of a half j1z-l :
Ask your druggist for a b.
once ; price 80 cents and SlE.
Prepared only by Tucker i
Waco, Texas.
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WACO. APRIL 8. 1882.
The Weather To-Day.

The indications Tor the gulf states are
partly cloudy weather and occasional laius
with southerly winds, stationary bUomc-
ter and temperature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07
The Great Southern R'a'''.

"Brazos Chill Cure T WI .,I /.
ranted for the cure Of ebIll, ,. 1-l
is a positive antidote for F 5ai...!
has no rival as a tonic lo[ '' .r.i
an emaciated system from rom, 81, gla
necessa rive exposed 70 mil: 51
ences, and are attendeu a.,o 8.
lowing symptoms, sueh a, ii iaia.,
t tHe ia aching Of the back i, and hi.
tion fn Sst about, low spirii' 1 ;.
hot, burning fever, "n ilIl,oiI Ila ,
terminate FERN mai in bilious. rgIl. .1,s.
termittent fever, we "o W., hand s.
YOU 4 Keep a supply on. on al lins
time and take dose II'I .a..lrr, 5 I /.
y ,sJ T', Concentrated and Pooos'.oaon; :.
effects in removing NJ and % Oh: !.
mems from the blood, a la.,pr th11 /.
a 4Gts ilS' this warning aia Or 2' o.
to those atmosphere 's5g9fbsri1s. (
in the fall season, when M col '..j
c rr in the midday sr"i ,h'l %, ,
and heavy dews Of MOI n, . rel mo-. l.'I
to 'i take a dose OF "Bf ,ag if thsl. W. :
s pV .~% morning on rls l,lsb :aicfls
avoid ev the danger Of I iims and err :,
saw arT' nothing 1'ii OF the M ,,D: .tych9.s.
saved in the end. ans M pr5ser Y i /;
s 4sss%%:o 5% L / p o, T. 'Irs1
II ana Prepared lt4s oq i,g-l by rq5s IT,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07

Novelties in all lines. hosiery, gloves
for ladies and gents. neckwear,
eollarcttcs, and an elegant stock of trunks
and valises Ter the travelling public at
Loving Bros.
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" anIpsf.

Wanted, clear dry bones, and SCRAP
iron, address Baugh Il Sons Successor to
j. Is. AlHson)207 Strand. Galveston Texas.
N3IQG NMlm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07

Compound Syrup of SarsaFlra
lodide of Potassium.

The remedies in this PrePa'A
ranked by the medical pr5le,,l--
most certain II alternatives sll i
tives, possessing the power Of RI
from the blood those hum0r' Oh:
Piles which disturb its purity d.
them toward the natural az
channels 1t is employed Wiz
tage in chronic affections o. p
eruptiye and skin diseases, 'l'-
Anthony's fire, erysipeil'' J.
pustules, bIotches, bOilS, iIIlo-,.
or salt rheum, scald-head, Il-
ulcers and sores, chrome Ill'--
syphilitic and mercurial tI''4s.
generally for the various l Fri
ing from impurities OF the 0 To-.
1t forms a powerful alieFi,n' !.
renovation of the blood and ~ =
toration of tone and suels.- = .
system when debiliratel y +
Ask your druggist for our Q I, -i''' +,
are in search of 4 good oly'I -
and Alternative. Price 81 per !. n
six bottles for s.. Prepared Y e.. !
and Willis, manutaciur-ns
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07

Ministers, lawyers. teachers and others
whose occupations gives but little exercise
should Use Carriers Little Liver Pills for
torpid liver and biliouSness. One is dose.
Sold by Tucker 4 Willis-t0lll
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The Ladies Missionary .As>ocI.
alton,

OF The Presbyterian church will hold
their monthly meeting at The church on
second street, this friday afternoon at /
. clock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07

Seventy five thousand cabbage and to-
mato plants for sale OF every variety.
Largr and well grown, at No. /. near the
gas works. -N4O13
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Rose Coco SsYsIi,,

A perfect hair dres,.r,
moter of the growth Of M
other compound possesses -, :,
properties which So ey,..i-
various conditions Of the i:-
1t Softens the hair when
dry; it Soothas the irri...
skin it affords and prolqc..
est luster; removing Al
scurf, etc, Thereby main,
have asserted, without rv.'-
best article ever USED form.
will only cost you y cent. e.
Prepared only by Tursr,
Waco, Texas.
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bob Work.

Briefs, commercial stationery, cards,
etc in best style at the EXAMINER Job
printing establishment.-dtt
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Those lawns aesthetic are perfectly
lovely and they are in great variety at, B.
uaber's. -Q326lc
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Bronnums ice cream parlors. under the
taylor house. are now open for the season
ana are the popular resort, 0406l "
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Those who have been doscd with qui-
nine, and experienced its il furious effects,
should try Carter's Liver Bitters, Il sure
cure Tor malaria. Sold by Tucker q Willis.
IO4ll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07

Take your lady friends to Bronnum s
lor ice cream and soda; he opehs to-day in
elegant style. OlUCIw
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Oriental Sn,.l

1t gives us the gro' '''al
present to you the m ,sa..''
tlfui preparation. wb ,',f o. .
celebrated as being 5 i.o. b q
remedy ever put nm fo ac' !
gums, preserving the . a',
tuning the breath, IT,. ~-
never be without it a,, ,i IT.
druggist. Price 80 rs'.I
Prepared only BY T fr.l,' 2
Waco, Texas. -''As'
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FOR ASSESSOR OF rAXEs-

W are Authorized to announce James II
Torhctt 81 81 candidate for assessor % taxes,
sui jrct TO the action OF the county democracy.
--dSWIf
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We are authorized to announce samuel /.
Norwood IL a candidate, subject g. the demo
cratic party, tor the office VI Assessor 81 taxes
tor McLCunau county.
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FREIGHT RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
FOK COLLECTON OFTNNI

We are authorized TO announce R.cuart II
Harrison, ESQ, a. q candidate ;or county Judge,
hcLennan county, subject to the action OF the
county deIuOcrarv --d.vWt
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Wcare authorized To announce VIM. Lamb
din ~ q candidate for assessor Of taxes, subject
10 the action of the democracy oI McLenuan
county
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07

In our lew stock Of Underwear We
have all grads OF GAI'Zk, BALBRIG-
GAN, LlSiE THREAD and MAIN
NOOk, both in shirts and Full Suits;
ais. Scarlet and Aueora FIannrls Our
new
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07

W. are authorized 10 Announce ! y Guytou
the action Of the democracy OF McLrnnan
county DIV
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-29
OVER THE WATER.

WOlseIey to Remain at Cairo for
q Fortnight - Riots in Upper
Egypt-E. Dryer Gray Suffering
from an Affection of the Chest
Murder of n Farmer Named
Htckey-NO Difference Exists BE.
tween Dillon and Parnell.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESrISEL.l
CAIRO, Sept. 2S.-Gen. Wolseley will re-
main here a fortnight. He will stay until
the questions relating to the trial by a
court-martial Of the rebel leaders and re-
organization of the Egyptian army are set
tied. There have been riots in several
towns in Upper Egypt, owing to the efforts
of officials to enforce demonstrations Of
loyalty to the Khedive. Flags and devices
have been torn down by the mobs, and
Christians insulted and maltreated.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 2S.-Lord Duff
fern has communicated to Lord Granville
a note from the Porte, thanking Great
Britain for re-establishing order in Egypt,
and expressing the hope that the bonds of
friendship at present existing between
Turkey and England may become still
closer. Lord Granville has replied, ex-
pressing satisfaction at the sentiments Of
the Ottoman Government.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 2S.-The Egyptian
Government is in possession of a telegram
from Prince Ibrahim to Arab Pasha,
congratulating him on the supposed vic
tory at kassassin, and expressing the hope
that at the next feast of Bairin, English
men would be sacrificed instead of sheep.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2S.-E. Dryer Gray is
suffering acutely from an. affection of the
chest.
A farmer named Hickey in Tipperary
has been murdered. 1t is alleged that he
was killed for paying rent in violation Of
al order of the local Land League, and
for assisting in the defense OF some men
employed in gathering crops on the farm
of an evicted tenant named Charles Lam
don.
1t is understood that Davitt and Dillon
explicitly deny that any difference exists
between the latter and Parnell. Dillon
resigns solely because of ill-health. 1t is
hoped in the party that he may be able to
resume his duties after an absence of a
year.