The Russellville Democrat., 1882-10-19
From All Parts of the World.

From All Parts or the WOrlu.
 The water supply has been re- stored at Cairo, Egypt. ! Cholera is raging in the district of ] Chiapas, South America.
 Smallpox is prevailing to an alarm. ing extent in a portion of Chicago.
 The tail of the comet is estimated to be 5O,OO0,000 miles in length.
 A canary bird twenty.seven years old died at Demopolis, Ala, last week.
 The republicans made slight gains in West Virginia at the recent cleo tion.
 The Cuban planters generally pre- diet a late sugar crop because of the drouth.
 William, the youngest son of Bis marck, has been raised to the rank of government councillor.
 The Manhattan temperance asso- citation has nominated the Hon. Will liam E. Dodge for mayor of New York.
 The Mexican government has con- tracted with Delfin Sanchez for the construction of the whole of Te- huantepec road.
 Rev. Dr. Haygood, of Georgla, has been asked to act as agent for the Slater $l 100000 fund for educating colored people in the South.
 Stanley, the explorer, arrived in London. His health is said to have never been better and his faith in the commercial future of Africa nev- CT so great.
 Ex-Vice President Wheeler has declined the nomination for congress man. at large in New York, rendered him by the republican state central committee.
 The democratic majority in Ohio is estimated at about 25,000, and the congressional delegation will stand fifteen democrats and six republi cans.
 The imperial family of Russia has at last, It is reported, decided to rec ognize the Princess Dolgorouki, and has accordingly invited her to return to St. Petersburg, where she will henceforth make her home in one of the royal palaces.
 Governor Colquitt, of Georgia, has issued proclamation ordering an election to take place on Tuesday, November ', to fill the unexpired term of Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, whose resignation as a member oi Congress has been accepted.
 A Panama dispatch of the 11th says; An Indian from the San Black district, on the Atlantic, brings a re port that on September 7th, an earth quake occurred there. There were four tidal waves, which overwhelm- ed six or seven little villages on the island and mainland, and drowned about seventy persons.
 A Cairo, Egypt, dispatch says Riaz Pasha still refuses to allow the English counsel to defend Arabi Pasha. SIr Edward Malet fully ad- vocates the employment of counsel. He contends that the delay in grant ing the application for counsel will seriously prejudice the case of Arabi, who, meanwhile, is being subjected to long and severe series of private examinations.
 The total amount of three per cent bonds issued to date IS $259, ,370, BOO The total saving in annual interest by the exchange of B per cents into 3 per cents is $l ,296,852. A few ap. pications for new bonds have been received since the exchange was suspended, on September 20th, but they will not be considered until af ter November lst, and three per cent bonds thereafter issued will cnly bear interest from November 1st. 
 In order to facilitate the issue oi new gold certificates, Acting Secre tary of the Treasury New has given orders for printing certificates of the denominations of $20. $50 and $l0 with engraved signatures like lega tender notes. They will be styled "Department Series" and will be is sued from the treasury at Washing ton. All the higher denominations of these certificates will be issued al at present, bearing the signature O the assistant treasurer, New York and will be issued from the sub treasury there.
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