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pp1r1su rROOpS STARTING HONE.

r,,po Oct 4.-The first detachment of the
gonsehola Cavalry started for Alexandria today
-. ,Io,r uav home. The rest will follow on THURS
day or Friday ..c
7, seems 70 be settled that the brigades of Gen.
oral Wood and General Alison will form the army
Of occuuaion in Egypt. The Governors OF provinces
bovo heen ordered to send TO Alexandra all natives
snsnected of having taken part In the June mas
sacres.
The Kbediye has decided to have meals struck
for the British expeditionary force. The Notables
bave voted 10 present swords of honor to General
Wolselev Admiral Seymour and General Drury-
Lowe.
PoRr SAID, Oct 4.-The transports Duke OF
ARGYLL and Persian Monarch have gone to Suez to
sDbark the Indian troops.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 4.-The organization of the
Vepdarmerie is proceeding. Several hundred men
have already been enrolled here MANY persons
have been arrested at Damietia- Among the NUM-
her is the Chief of the Notables there. . .
CoSsTA NTINOPLF, Oct 4.-The Sultan has called
the atten ton of Lori Dufern the British Ambassa-
dor TO the fact that the note of the Porte lnqIhg
when the British trooDs Will leave Egypt remains
upanswered The Sultan declared that IL Loru
Duferin did not reply he would address hlmSeH 10
A dispatch from Cairo says: General Wolseley
to-day issued a general order conpilmentlng the
British troops engaged in the Egyptian campaign
on their endurance, COURAGE gallanty anu goou pc
hayior The order says that the Queen 10 proud OF
her soldiers and General Wolseley, IN tne queen ;
name thanks them for their valOr and discipline"
LONDON, Oct 5.-Sir Stafford Northcote, In a
speech in GLASGOW yesterday, said he believed tnat
the Egyptian war was unnecessary ana unJustin
obla Had tho Government made firm stand at
the commencement the war might nave peeh
aycFted.
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AT VARIOUS PLACES.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "A three-stOry brick
building in GermantOwn-ave., owned and occupied as
hotel by August Hecht burned early this morning
Loss on the contents 900; insurance. loss on the
building $4,000; fully insured Hecht, bis wife, two
children and two dOmestics made 4 narrow escape,
being lowered by ropes from windows
VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. 4.-rhe Driard House, the
largest hotel in the Province was destroyed by fire to-
day number OF adjoining houses damaged.
Toe loss amounts 10 $4,000.
MONTREAL, Oct 4.-Hawley & SONS sash factory
and j. &. McLaren's notion factory we're burned to-
night Tho formers loss is $4,000 and the lattePs
S2j 600 Both fully insured IN English and Canadian
offices.
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FRENCH FINANCIAL MEASURES.

LONDON, Oct A dispatch to The Times
from Paris reports that NJ Trard, Minister Of Finance
has inst resolved 10 abandon the convention with the
Orleans Railway Company, on which NJ says budget
for 1888 was based and obtain the funds necessary for
eTtraor1nar public works by increasing the hoatng
dehf nv two hundred or three hundred million francs
EhicSmsy lie gradually paid OFF curing five years, or
possibly merged in a new loan.
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THE LOYAL LEAGUE.

The Loyal League held its monthly meeting
at Dehnonico's last evening. large number Of
members present General John COchrane, the
commander, IN the chair. The new members
elected Lieutenant Colonel James NJ Potter Of
New-YOrk; Captain Addison A. Keyes. of Albany,
First Lieutenant Cornelius II. Forbes. of Brandon VT
Hospital Chaplain j. TuItle Smith and BreVet-Ma
Charles f. Pcase, OF New-York, and Captain II. Il.
sampson of Albany. The election announced OF
lieutenant Elliott j. Arthur, United States Navy as
member Of the council In the place OF Captain d. B.
Harmony United states Navy, resigned. The Relief
CoIunlitfee was elected for the ensuing year.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FACTORIES BURNED AT BRIDGEPORT.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Oct. 4-Fire last night
burned wstsons Iron Works and spreading thence TO
the wooden buildingshve in number-of the Craghead
& Ewell Manufacturing Company destroyed all oitnem
except the Office and foundry The Watson Iron Works
owned and occupied by James Wat
son, jr., manufacturer Of iron toys and
light gray iron castings. His loss will reach
800 900 on buildings stock and fixtures; insured for
s145O0 on buildings and fixtures out no insurance on
the stock The Craighead 81 Eiwell Manufacturing
Company were largely engaged in the manufacture OF
kerosene lamp goods They estimate their loss on build
fngs stock and fixtures at about S5 0O0 fully covered
by insurance, there being s44 600 insurance In all
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MELBOURNE, Sept. 7.-UFarreII, who fired
st Archbshop Gould has been committed for trial TIE
Archbishops injury very slight. II is stated that
oFarre had long INDUCED srudge against the preste
IN consequence OF an equity snit-
SYDNEY N. s. W., Sept. THE anticipated wool crop
Il much below the average.
In the Parliament OF New South wales a mouoh
favorable TO revision of the tariff In the direction or
protection has been lost by an tInmensf majority .
HosoLULU, sept. 26-Preparationsa are making ior the
eoronatian which viii take place February IL next
The British Hapea has landed over l,ZoV
POrtuglIes- at Honolulu from ST MchaePs-
The weather very favorable for the sugar crop Inc
yield will not he ess than 100000 tons.
The United SLates steamer Alaska ls In port
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MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS

ALBANY, Oct. 4.-Delegates from twenty
four mutua benefit associations of the State OF New
York met to-day and organized al association to be
known as the General Union OF the Benefit Societies Of
the Stale Of New-York. The follow ng officers we're
elected President j. c. Parsons. of NewYork Treas
urer Robert Geer Albany, and Secretary, Charles ".
Mead Albany. Executive Boards NJ Lindsey, Utica;
Iohn j. Acker Alb 4ny w. +. Whine, Albany; j. c. Guy
ler Albany J. N Page, syracuse; Il. b. Harper, New
York J.B Graham Schenectady.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH C0NVENzToM

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 4.-The LXth Quad
rennial National Convention Of the Christian Church
opened at Tweddle Hall this morning Many delegates
were present from The Eastern Western and Southern
st ltes besides eral from Canada The Rev. A. W.
Coan of Dayton, Ohio presided The address OF vel
come made by the Rev. E. G. Abbott. pastor OF tue
Christian Church in this -ity The Rev D. A L9ng, Of
North Carolina addressed the convention in regard to
the south and said that came here nOminally
SOutherner, but above ali, as an American
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IN AID OF IRISH MANUFACTURES.

DUBLIN, Oct. AT a meeting of me d.
reetors OF the Irish Exhibition Company the report OF
the specal committee was read. recommending that
the present building should be permitted to remain
standing another year, and that series OF class exh
brions be arranged similar TO those held at the Agr-
cultural Hall in London. The committee also advise
tbe hOdlDg Of xhbitions various places OF England
and the United during 1888, With view TO popu-
arzng manufactures and also urge the formation
OF O new association assist manufacturers IL was
decided that this report should be published in order TO
elcil public opinion the matter pending special
meeting to be held on the llJh instaut.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS CoMnLsuoM.

WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-Judges Harlan, Wells
and French. composing the Court Of Commissioners of
Alabama Claims, met 1 o'clock this morning. num-
Der Of promn ent lawyers In attendance The fol-
lowing were appointed additional commissioners !
Regulars-wilson Warren and Thomas j. Cobb. OF Mas
sachusetts and Joseph Carr, Joseph NJ Hays and Will
lam II. Looney OF Maine 5peoial-M. NJ Cohen, Of
Louisiana, and James H. Gilbert Of NewYorE. The
following appointed assistant United states
counsel: William W. Morrow, of California Godiree
Morse and Charles l. BOuney, Of Massachusetts,; Wal
lace II strahan, Of New-York, and j. :. Whitaker, OF
IOulslaQA
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pREsBURG UNDER MARTIAL LAW.

PREsBURG, Hungary. Oct. Am ordinance
Of Count Tisza President Of the Council has been pro-
ualgated fixing a month the period for which Pres
burg shall remain under martial law.
Count Esterhazy has been appointed Government
Commissioner for the whole district
VIENNA, Oct 4-The Emperor has thanked Herr Hsza
the hungarian Prize Minister, for the energy he has
shown suppressing the riots against the Jews in Pres
burg.
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS
STRIKE oFscoopERs AT DAYTON, O.

STRIKE oFsCoOPERs AT DAYTON, O..
DAYTON, o., Oct 4.-Ihe cOOpers of this city
struck to-day increase OF two cents per barrel
This the mIers refused, they have large stock of
-four on hand
LONG BICYCLE JOURNEY.
CHEYENNE, Wy. Ter,. Oct. 4.=Vnl hose,
az nanvine M who started for San Francisco on
bicyele six weeks ago. has arrived nere on accoans
lateness OF the season and advice receYee he VIII
an no lrtLcr there being danger OF becoming snow
bound In tine noun aims. Mr. Rose came lioo niles on
a bicycle.
THE BEEKEEPERs SOCIETY.
CrxcISNATI. Oct. 4-1he Beekeepers' So
eietv to-day discussed subject of raising queen bees,
aud heard paper by A J. Cook the habits OK bees
Toronto as chosen the place Of the next meeting D.
A. Jones' Of Ontario. was elected president vice
presdent from each state chosen. u. ~ Dovnttie
being selected from New York
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PAYING THE INTEREST ON BONDS.

The Hannibal and 81. Joseph RalIToad has
been advertised for several months to be sold yesterday
for non payment Of interest the Sta bonds Issued
10 IT, the principal OF which the company last year
paid 10 before the maturity OF the bonds The
question as TO the which the company should pay
to protect the the State referred recently
10 master; but his decision not yet been made IL
was made part the order of the Court appointing the
reference the pa nent of six months interest the
railroad should De sold the State and that the pay
ment should he recOgulzcd in the referees award The
COMPANY paid the $50, 600 W terest few days ago.
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ISs2

The total railing OFF the vote this year was 9,27S
The Fusion party lost 1884 votes, 1902 going TO
the straightout GreenbacS candidate the Republicans
s73 woes, 27O being cast for the Independent Re-
publican candIdate the Prohbitionsts had % votes
less than the combined Prohibition and Enforced Proh
bon votes Of $780, and there 20 less scattering
votes There Ony four Congressman to be elected
bu. on ve tickets in the field there were eighteen
candidates The highest vote cast by eacn party for
candidate FOR Congress is shown below
Nelson Ding'ey OF Nathan G. Axtel Pro- 2s4
Daniel H. Thing f. So 722l Charles E. Nash H. b. 257
William F. Eaton (GJ 1,2oOl
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PARTY POLITICS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct 4.-The Conservative papers
affirm that Conservatives will support Marshal SER
rano the opposition leader, in his efforts ad-
varesd Liberal party, with the view of creating two
sreat political parties In spain. They add that If the
Sonservatves on regaining office find the con-
stitrtjon OF 1863 re-estabished they viii accept it,
proyidng the safety Of the Crown Is not endangered
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BELIEVED TO BE d CASE OF FOUL PLAY

Thomas II. Taylor, age 81 y, OF No. zoo
west Tenth-st., has kept a newsstand at Hudson and
West Tenth-sts for number of years. The stand was
closed Tuesday and yesterday. Officer watson OF the
Ninth Precinct called his home Recevins no ansWr
Ia ms rap for admance the officer forced npOn the doo
and found Taylor lying the bed, dead one OF his
vas bruised nd contusiOns were Iouhd o.
the body Inquiry revealed the fact thai ths
man ana a man named Edward MCGUIRE, qllarreed on
Monaay last aud that Taylor beaten. Mcuure was
apprehende about noon yesterday.
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REPORTS or FELLOW FEVER.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 4.-Fifty-fve new
cases of yellow and three deaths from the disease
were reported today.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas Oct. 4-Three new cases OF yel
low fever reported here to-day no deaths have oc
Cured At present there are only two persons down
with the fever at Fort Brown At Point Isabel there
are no new cases. and the old cOnvalescent
At Matamoras new cases nor deaths were reported
fn-nn
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BLOWN UP AND FATALLY sCALDED.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. "A fatal accident oc-
CURED on the towboat Fred Wilson, Yevsy Island,
above Client, KY, yesterday. The boat coming
down the river with a of coal barges, and John
Robson one Of the pilots, in the washroOm shaving
himself when the steam pipe which ran under the
washhouse exploded filing that part of the boat with
steam Robson was thrown headlOng through the tim
befs OF he wash-hOuse and himself badly with the
razor and was badly sca,ded that he died in two
hours. He a native of Rochester, Penn.
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NONINATONS IN NEWARK.

The Republicans of Newark held a cOnven-
ton in the Academy OF Music last evening and nom-
mated John Iingworth for Water Commissioner Herman
B. Peddie for Trustee of the City Home and Emil Toer
ing for Tax Commissioner. Resolutions were adopted
demanding thai all city officers be held to strict
accountability; recOmu anding that legislation be
obtained to exempt the cay iron raising py tax the
money 10 psy interest Ls bonds IN the city sink
ing funds declaring against further increase OF the
city debt except upOr vote OF the peoples and aVerrng
that long in office became careless In the perform
ance of their auties
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MELTING or CIVIL ENGINEERS.

The American Society of Civil Engineers
met last night ut their at No. 127 East Twenty
thrist The death OF Ashbel Welch, the -ocetys ate
president was formally announced and appropriate
action WAS taken At the conclusion OF the regular
business SENIOR Francisco De GOrny or the Cry OF
Mexico delivered an interesting address on the cond-
ous relating TO the drainage OF the Valley OF Mexico
The speaker referred to the natural drainage which
existed at the OF COrtez expedition traced the
changes which have taken place In the land since then
and illustrated the plans which nave Deeh adopted
A large number of members were present
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SIXTY MINERS IN GREAT PERIL.

WnKEsBARRE, Penn, Oct 4.-tire to-day
at the stanton arshaf owned by the LeGh
barre Coal Company, destroyed the headhouse Al the
time the fire was discovered there sixty men In tue
pits below Their families and friends were soon at the
shaft and their cries ptifuL AT late hour this
afternoon 1t learned that all the men were saved
On coming many OF them fell 10 the ground In an ex
hausted condition Their escape, which was made
through gangways leading TO the Empire Mines, was
.ILlnIIa
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

ALBANY, Oct. 4.-Judge Follett, at Bing
hamton, yesterday vacated the Judgment obtained
against the people at Emira by the Boston, Hoosac
Tunnel and Western Railroad Company in the action 70
declare that company insOlvent
FREDERICK. Nd, Oct 4.-The jury in the case Of
Wachter against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
suit for $1,000 damages brought in verdict IN Waoh
ters favor for S4416 wachter while going TO work on
a handcar with four Others was run into by locomo
tive Two of his companions we're killed and he Was
MANNED
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4 SMALL STEAMER SUNK.

BosToy, Oct. 4.-0n Monday afternoon the
steamer Evsngene Of Ipswich, sank about ten miles on
the mouth of Ipswich River She had only seven persons
board at the tme and all taken off by tht boats
belong the small vessel and Was
owned by Aleck Clark, OF Peabody Her people were
landed four hours after tue accident f. an exhausted
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PHASES OF CRIME IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Oct. 4.-Tbree boys witnessed the
murder OF Thomas Browne, the farmer who was shot
dead n Castle Island yesterday The inquest was held
to-day and the jury returned an open verdict
Aman named Patrick Higgins has been arrested IN
COnbuf in connection with the murder Of the Huddys
LOugh Mask. He was conveyed 10 Cong under
heavy escort.
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NnMINATEp FoR AssEMBLY.

SYRACUSE. n. Y..0ct 4.-The Democratic As
sembly nominations IN onondaea county areI is' us-
,yIet George f. Cousock Jr. lid district, William L.
Pike Hld district, John Lighton, renominated
BrssHlnroS n. Y, Oct. 4-The Republican County
Convention TO day nominated owen Hoidsn, of Maine,
for the Assembly
Edwin Raley. Of Patchogne, l. l., was nomi
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REPORT OF TRACK CONSTRUCTION.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The RaiiCay Age reports
the construction of ,2O9 miles OF main track IL the
month September and total FOR nine months OF the
present year Of SO75 miles. Ii estimates the total
sructiou for the entr year 1O5O0 miles, amount
far greater than before built in season. me
largest amount Of track Quoted during the past
mOnth-l54 miles-was IN Iowa. The construction IN
the other leading follows Pennsylvania,
81 miles; Georgia. 81; California, SO; Colorado, o4
n..Yn H. and No Wy nrE
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST 4 STEAMER.

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 4.-Judge McKenna,
in the United States Circuit Court handed down opin
ion this morning in the case Of John g. Emory aud
others against the English Golden Grove, con-
frning he opinion delivered by Judge Bradford in the
District Court, May o. 1879 The opinion awards the
Ibeants demages amounting, with intel est to about
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CRIMES AND CASUALTlES-BY TELEGRAPH

sENTENC ID TO STATE PRISON FOR LIFE.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 4.-itnccO NOtta was to-day
couvc murder Of Aoho di Robbs AID senen ca
10 state Prison TO- life
CAUGHT IN THE BETTING AND KILLED.
READING, Oct. 4.-I-aac T.. Robinson, an enl-
plOye OF the oadng Hardware Works, caught IN INC
betting the works this morning and instantly killed
SUICIDE BECAUSE OF FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.
READING, Oct. 4.-lhe bOdy of Conrad botten-
has been found in mill dam at WerneIsyne ~ s
hQughL that he committed sucde ON acc cunt OF hhas
difncnitieA
ACARRIAGE STRUCK BY TRAIN: -,
ROSDOUT, \. Y, Oct. "A passenger train ON the
Ulster Delaware Railroad struck carriage near Isoh
bury Delaware County. this morning. Mrs Foote sss
killed. and another lady and gentleman were Dady III
Jured.
NEGRO LYNcHED rs Tenn ESsEE.
PROSPECT Tenn. Oct. 4.-Henry Hall0way, col
ored hearing yesterday before magistrate on me
charge assaultHg Mrs dodgers saturday mght he
pronounced guilty and instantly he was se-eu Wy e
crowd and hung from a bridge neai by.
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN PHILADELPHIA. ,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Ibe committee appoineu
by Counca gate the charges preferred AGAINST the
Highway Department by the Committee OF one ffndfe
mel The Hundred COMMITTEES charge slous
frauds the chef comin s-ioner OF s as ~.
ants perpetraed through eOnsion with cotetote thet
Commits BALDWIN asked tho committee ior SPECIFY
hearing.
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TWO NEW PROVINCES IN THE NORTHWEST

OTTAWA, Oct. At Is understood that
the creation provinces In the Northwest has
been decided upon by the Government One VIII be
Gu Appelle with Regina "a its capital and Mr. Dewdney
ss N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The other will be Saskatch
evan the capital for which has not yet been decided
rLOu.
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AWARDED FIRST PREAIUM

CINCINNATI, Oct 4-The Scoville Manilfac-
turing Company, of Waterbury, Conn., was to-day
awarded the first premium medal In the Cincinnati E1
posltiou for complete post~ofice outfit
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the steamer Henry Lowrey reported last night tna'
when he passed the wreck of the Robert f. Lee yeser
day. there were five dead bodies tied to bushes parry
OF gentlemen who lost relatives on the Inflated boat le.
here to-day for the purpose OF identifying the bodes
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ROWLEY, MASS, IN DANGER.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 81 a. ma large
fire IS raging in Rowley, Mass Three buildings have
already been destroyed. Assistance has been asked
from NewburypOrt.
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SUPPORTING THE STATE TICKET.

A meeting of the XlIth Assembly District
Republican Club held at No. POI East Fourth q.
last evening The southworth faction who seeeded from
alub some time ago, returned aud weIe received
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FTgE BODIES TIED TO BUSHES.

v1cxsBune, Miss. Oct. 4.-The captain Of
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF MAINE.

THE REPUBLICANS PLURALITY FOR GOVERNOR S,S72,
AND THE MAJORITY 6SS1.
The official vote of Maine for Governor last
month is compared below with the Official vote cast IN
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mated for the Assembly yesterday by the suno Count
Democratic Convention. which met at Riyerhead'
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
GOVERNMENTAL AND KINDRED TOPICS.

GOVERNMENTAL AND KINDRED TOPICS
rxr11sH TROOPS LEAVING cArRo-TE PHeNIA
PARK NuRpERs-REpREssNa THE ANrIJEw-
IsH AGITATION IN HUNGARY.
British troops have begun to leave Cairo on
their way to England. Many arrests have
been made in Damietta. Four long dissectlng
knives stained with blood, which are supposed
10 have been used by the murderers OF Lord
Frederick Cayendish and Under-Secretary
Burke, have been found in house In Dublin.
The city of Presburg, Hungary, has been
placed under martial law on account OF the
anti-Jewish riots there. Various plans are
proposed in Dublin to make Irish manuiac-
lures popular 1t is reported that the creat,on oa
of two new provinces in the Northwest Sa n''s
been decided upon by the Dominion Govern
ment.