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4 GIRRS PLUNGE INTO TIE RIT,ER
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY MORBID PEAR OF HER
PARENTS DIsPLEAsURE.
fDY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRlDUNEI

IBl lLLLbhAlh ~ AA1 AhAhSsr'l
TRENTON. n. j., Oct 13-Mamie l.. IL.
Gordon, fourteenyearold colornd girl, daughter OF
Andrew s. Gordor. barber at l25 Grscnst committed
suicide last night under peculiar circumstances. she
WAS the Youngest OF 1--WE children All the members OF
the family are intelligent and are much esteemed by
their neighDors and acquantances In Trenton Mamie
os the net Of the family and with OF her brothers
attended the Centre Street Public school They were tie
only coorcd children allowed to attend that school tAc
others being sent 70 separate schoolor negro children
Their complexion was only shade darker than that Of
their white Gchoolmatcs among whom Mamie was pop
ular.
On Monday there was trouble in Mamic's classroom
over ballad that passed around among the pupils
II was a vulgar version OF cover the Garden WALL
which one Of the boys had brought The teacher Miss
Lizzie Blair obtained possession Of H. ami reported the
case TO the principal, Thomas VI. White. lie talked
severely 10 the class about the offence sent OF the
girls home and told the others that he would write
letters TO the parents OF al implicated informing them
Of the facts On Wednesday the suspended girl was
taken back into the school, after satisfactory expa.
nation but the principal repeated his threat 10 the
others.
The thought Of being reported 10 her parents preycd
upon Mamie'- sensitive mind, and she was worried
and frightened by the throat that she became moody aud
entirely unlike herself She told her brother that II the
letter was written she would XII herselt She avoided
tho company OF her parents, neglected her books and
seemed continually In state Of fear Al home
little attention paid 10 this, as none OF the cIrcun-
stances was known. Immediately after supper ycstcr.
day she called her brother 10 her side and asked II her
father had yet received note from the principal lie
told her that be thought not, but she dd not seem
rcaszurcd and said: " cane stand this Hm going TO
drown myself or take poison
Soon after durk left the house saying she would
be back soon, and 10 turn down Falst Leading
10 the river At 10 o'clock she had not returnedi and
her parents hearing Of her dependency and threas
once began active search Whch was unsuccessful
uutI this morning when her body found floating IN
the Delaware ut the foot OF Ftll.st Her parents were
nearly wild AT the discovery VI their daughters fate aud
There IT, however, no disposition To blame the girls
tea
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10 PROTECT R4ILW4Y PROPERTY
piNKrEToN's MES SENT TO THE SCENE OF THE
STRIKE IL PENNSYLVANIA.


STRIKE IL PENNSYLVANIA.
PuTsBUEG, Oct. ia Bradford, Penn,
special saysI There are 10 new developments in tho
strike Of the Rochester and Ptsburg coal miners al
Du Bois sixteen more OF PnkertOn's men arrived to-
day and were sworn In deputy shcrilrs. The COM
pany now has fully hundred special officers en-
ployed and Is determined To protect lts property
The railroad hands also been in and armed
Nothing was done at the works yesterday or to-day,
but Is hc intention to put miners at work on Monday.
Robert A. Pukcrton confirmed yesterday the published
dlsp,tchcs that large number Of detectives had been
scu 10 the scene OF the miners strike on the line OF the
Rochester and Pttsburg Railroad TO pro
rect the property OF the company Nearly
100 men have been sent there from New-Y0rk and
Chicago Offices" he said. Il bought 100 stand OF arms
day or two agO for their Use. The trouble began III
this way; The railroad company pays iis miners ac-
COrdug 20 tue amount OF coal landed on
tbe surface, while an independent company on tue
line of the road paid only FOR the coal delivered
from the screens. The wOrAmrn OF the independent
company struck work by order Of the Kuigh OF Labor
aud then iutimdatcd the railroad c0mpany's mner',
u ho are willing % continue work. We have Dton re-
uuc.ted 10 protect the cOmpauys property ana WORK.
Iue u, and have sent officers there TO do sO.'
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FOREIGN NOTES.

ROME oct l3-The AOHitettr de Rome says the PrOpa
oanda has sent Father Smeder to Quebec TO arrange
difficulties in connection with the Catholic University
PARIS oct 13-The proprietOrs Of the journal Anti
P7tssia, an issue OF which recently seized by tie
autnores threaten 10 the police Tor the seizure.
LONDON oct. l3-The British delegates are starting
r Paris TO attend the conference there relative TO sub
marine caOles
LONDON oct 13.-JOhn Waters, the broker OF George
Warden the defaultng manager Of the London and
Iver plate Bank has failed. HIS liabilities 100000
LONDON oct l3.-The Paris correspondent OF The
Times says the Cabinet has resolved to appoint NJ.
Poubellc now Prefect OF Rhone Project OF
the Seine
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The NEW SPANISH CABINET.
DISTRIBUTION OF THE PLACES.
HOW THE coRTEs WILL SUPPORT THE POLICY o.

HOW THE cORTEs WILL SUPPORT THE POLICY OF
THE MINISTRY.
LONDON, Oct. ia Madrid dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company says that the following Cabinet
has been formed;
SeGOT POssda- a-HerTera-President of the Council
SenOr Ruiz Gomez-Minister of Foreign Affairs.
SenOT Observation-Disclosures of Finance
SeflOr MOret-MnlsteT of the Interior,
Senior Linares- -Rlyss-Minister of Justice
Seflor SaTdOal-Minister of Commerce.
General Lopez -DomlngueZ-NiinlStcr of War.
Senior Observation-Disclosures of Marine
Senior Suarez- Inclar-Aiinister of the Colonies.
1t is considered doubtful whether majority Of
the members of the Cortes will Internationally
support the new Cabinet especially in its policy on
the questions Cf universal suffrage and constitu-
tiona reform. Senor Morets organ asserts that the
aspirations of the Left will receive satisfaction in
the programme of the new Ministry, whose mission,
it claims is based chiefly upon the fact of the for
nation of the Liberal party. The organ of Senor
Martos urges the Cabinet to conclude treaties OF
commerce with England, Portugal aud the South
American republics.
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BUSINESS EMBARR4SSMENTS.

BOsToN, Oct. 13.-Iho creditors OF Cantor
bury a. Haskell boot aud shoe manufacturers, of Boston
and East Weymouth. to-day accepted an offer from
sap,upl n Brown OF Fairbanks Brown Co. to pay
them IS cents on the dollar FOR their claims against the
debtors Those who hold tho Trims paper, inuorseu Dy
r Sb1w & Bros are 10 have privilege Of getting the
other IS cents from that firm.
JOLIET H., oct. 13.-William J. Adams barb wire
manufacturer here made assignment yesterday with
preferences Of $4,000.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct 13-StrOng, sebring & Co,
grain dealers, made assignment yesterday. Their
liabilities are $4,000. Assets not KNOWN
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TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, Oct. 13.-Ihe O0icid gazette, is
sued at noon to-day, conIaiusa memorandum In which
the Governor General expresses the qualification he has
experienced during his visits 10 the different parts OF the
country in Witnessing tine military spirit shown by the
militia force OF the Dominion I'm the performance Of the
duties TO which they are called.
PoRT ELGIN Ont, oct l3-Durng a neayy fog last
night the steamer Ontario from Saia for Duluth, with
$50 passengers and general cargo, aground half
mile from shore, eight miles southwest OF this place,
where gnc lies IN eleven feet OF water As storm
threatening the time OF the accident the captain
landed the passCu gers and they enCampcd III tue
woods the beach II believed the vessel can DC got
Oh without damage
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CITY or LONDON ASSURANCE COMPANY.

ITS CONDITION SOUND BUT ITS BOSTON MANAGE
MENT UNSATISFACTORY,
BOsToN, Oct. 13.-lnsuranCo Commissioner
Tarbox has made public the result OF his inv estigaon
of the affairs OF the CITY of London Fire Insurance
Company OF whioh John @. Paige is resident manager
lie says result is satisfactory In that the company
found In sound financial condition and fully able TO
meet lis obligations but Is unsatisfactory u that 1t dis
closes important violations OF the law, dscreditaOie
business conduct and recessy false statements made
under oath to the Insurance Department by the resident
management. The resident manager processes 10 De
ncr.on WHO prcpgrrd the statements or the means Dy
winch the rosults wero arrived With reformation
I'm the conduct OF It's affairs the Commissioner sees no
reason why the company should not command puDhc
OuldCnCe.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

FoLKEsTONE, Oct. 13.-The municipal authorities
tosday presented an address of welcome TO Marquis
Tseng, the Chinese Ambassador, who is visiting
this place. The members of the Chinese Legation
IN London were present In the course Of his re-
marks in response to the address, the Marquis Tseng
SAID he earnestly desired that the pending dispute
between France and China upon the Tonquin QUes-
ton would end peacefully.
LONDON, Oct ia dispatch to Renters Tcle-
gram Company from Canton says the depression In
trade there is increasing, owing TO fears that the
French fleet will blockade Canton.
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FIRES IN TWO CHICAGO THEATRES.
LIFE LOST II THE LYCEUM-A SMALL FIRE AT
HAyERLY's

CHICAGO Oct. 13.-The Lyceum Theatre on
Despaines-st, which was built Immediately after the
great fire OF 1871 and which then ,nOwn as the
Globe Theatre, was partially burned at o'clock this
morning. The stage and roof completely de-
strOyed, aud the loss the stage furiture will be
almost total full company of variety people also lose
their wa drObe5.
In the second story Dosplaines-st there sleep
ing apartments occupied by Thomas Grevier lessee Of
the theatre and family, numbering six persons in all.
They all escaped with the exception OF Henry Perry
age twcnty-Our, employed by Greyler and who for
gotten in the excitement and was suitOCated. The
owners OF the theatre place their loss at $4,000
insurance $500.
The Insurance Patrol was summoned 10 Hayerlys
Theatre IL o'clock this afternoon, owing small
blaze in OF the Offices fronting in DearbOrn-st.
The fact that the matinee performance In progress
with large house present OCCasiOned eXCiteme ent
the street. but dd not extend to those IN the theatre
Few IN the audience were made aware Of the incident
until after the patrol had driven away ana the crowd
lll 1igIpT,pI
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0DoNNELL 10 PLEAD SELF DEFENCE

LONDON, Oct 13.-The Daily Telegraph says that
the police have failed to obtain any evidence show
ing connection between ODonnell. the slayer of
James Carey, and the Irish InVlnclbles. plea of
seltdefence will be set up on the trial of ODon-
sell, which begins before the criminal court next
Monday, and positive denial will be made that
oDonnell was actuated by any political motives in
shooting Carey. 1t is reported that the Govern
mens will oppose the pOstponement of the trial
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CRO0ES C4MP4IGN CONDEMNED.

HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR PUTTING THE APAcHEs
~ FIGHTING CONDITION.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-J. a. Shulze, q
miner and Arizona Indian scout, lately returned from
Sonora said OF the results OF General Crooks campagn
The Indians had gone the san Carlos rescrVa-
ton. The people OF Sonora dlsapprOye Of General
Crooks Indian tactics and claim that 10 he who put
the Apachcs in lighting trim. General Crooks policy
Is equally unpopular in Arizona IL being acknowledged
that the Apaches were stronger after the than they
were before IT, Mr Shuze estimates that about 1000
warrior. were sl I'm tho mountains ready go the
warpath on the slightest prOyOCatiOn.
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THE APPEAL or THE CITY or KINGSTON.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct. l3.-Thc assessment
appeal Of the oy Of Kingston and town of NIarbetown
against the other Of Ulster county. has been in
progress all the week and the hearing finally closed
last night About two hundred witnesses hayebeen
amned among them Elnathau Sweet, Democratic can
didae for state Engineer leading officials In the Della
ware aud Hudson Canal Company, ana many prOml-
business men Of the city and county who testified
as 10 the value Of property throughout the county.
Briefs will be prepared and submitted by counsel be-
fore November 10, after which the decision viii be
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THE APOLOGY TO KING ALFONSO.

PARIS, Oct. 13.-PTime Minister Ferry and NJ.
Raynal, Minister Of Public Works, entertained
at a banquet at Rouen this evening. NJ.
Ferry made speech in the course of
which he alluded to the apology made
to King Alfonso for the treatment he
received in Paris. He said President Gr6vy had
shown with what serene majesty the chief of Re-
public can repair the errors of minimizing
crowd He dwelt upon the advantages enjoyed by
a practical, sensible and prudent but not buster
ing RepubNC,
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Austria AND ROUMANIA.

LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch to The Times from
Vienna states that an official dispatch received at
Pesth says that after the Roumanian soldiers who
crossed the frontier and took possession
of the Austrian barracks commanding the
Vulcan Pass in the Southern Carpathians
were driven off by Austrian infantry, a
BODY Of Roumaniau frontier guards returned in
large numbers and destroyed the barracks. The
ROumanians claim that the barracks were on their
territory,
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REPORTS 4BOUT YELLOW EEEER.

WAsuINGTON, Oct. l3. - d. NJ. Burgess, or
the Uoitel states Marine Hospital Service at Havana
reports that the wharves markedly Injected win
yellow fever aud shipping going to them now runs fisA
OF becoming invaded BY the disease. Surgeon stone has
been ordered 70 proceed to Brewton Ala, and lh'esu
gate the alleged epidemic at that place Tue Lou'iah"
State Board of Health has been requested 10 send
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OFFICERS ARRESTED IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG Oct 13.-Durng the last few
days arrests of naval officers have been made at
Cronstadt. Several army officers and soldiers have
also been arrested at Riga.
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senator SHARONS CASE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-The case of Miss
Hin. claiming to bo the wife of senator Sharon and
charging him with adultery, was called in the Police
Court this morning. Owing to the reported absence OF
ar he prosecution asked for continuance Of one week.
which the Court granted.
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THE Defence IN TIE SESSIONS CASE

ALBANY, Oct. 13.-This morning in the
Sessions bribery case, r. W. Peckham concluded his
argument for quashing the indictment Justice OSBORN
denied the motion. At the time he said that he
would hold the points raised under considerations and
in case he was convinced he would have no hestancy in
changing his mind. a., A.. ,.,., s
then bcqun, "a formal opening being postponed. EA>
AssembIyuan Alfred W, Hickman, OF Buffalo, testified
- rert aIn conversations with BTAdley.
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Roger A. Pryor, the American counsel Of ODonnel,
will hold consultation with Mr., Guy, ODonnelPs
solicitor 0DOnnell demands that a medical in
QniTy shall be made IN regard to his health, which,
he alleges, is fast breaking up.
Counsel for ODonnel will ask for the postpone
ment of bis trial on the ground that essential
witnesses for the defence have not yet arrived in
London.
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TIE MISSING ST. LOUIS NOTEBOOKS.
TAKEN FROM TIE GRAND JURY ROOM ny RE-
PORTER or TIE POsT-DIsPATCH.
Z TELEGRAPH TO THB rRIBUSE.I

IBr TELEGRAPH TO THB TRTBUSE.I
ST. LOUIS, Oct l3.-In the Criminal Court
this morning, Henry W. Moore, managing editor OF Tie
Post Dispach, while declining state how It all came
about, acknowledged that member Of his local stan
had taken with him tho nine missing notebooks which
were taken from the Grand jury Thursday night,
and which contain the testimony upon which the last
Grand Jury reported that gambling ring existed here
The Court alluded to their removal a crime, and
said that the Grand Jury should look
into It; but tho popular feeling Ia all the other
way and the action OF tha newspaper unanimously
sustained Ex-Governor stauard, OF the most
conservative Of the city, stated the mass indg
nation meeting this afternoon that, though nc did not
encourage such journalistic enterprise, s II he wcrc
In body before whom the reporter was being tried for
the offence he would lot him 20 because OF the good
service he had done without which, he add ID ths Ct
would have never learned what pass things had
come TO Iu 81. Louis
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SEVEN MEN PROBABLY DROWyED.

Boyroy, Oct. 13.-The schooner NJ. O..
Andrews Of Georgetown, Me-, sailed from Jone'port
Me- on August 90, for Lahaye Bank, and anchored on
be hank on the GOTH fierce gale setting in she prob
l foupdersd and all on board were lost, she has
NOT been heard from since. There were seven men on
board They were all siugle except one who leaves
a wife and tlye children
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AUSTRIA AND GREECE.

VIENNA, Oct. l3.-At an interview between the
King of Greece aud Count KalnOky, the AustTO-
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, the latter
declared that the only objects of the Austrian
pohcy relative to Greece the Danuban kingdoms
Montenegro and the Balkan States to secure
the friendship of those States and foster the com
rnercial DEVELOPMENTS of Austria.
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AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct. 13.-Herr Won Pfatf, a National Lib
eral has been elected to the Landtag vice Herr
Won B,nnIgsen, resigned
Prince Bismarck has submitted to the Bundcsrath
bill extending to Italy the reductions Of duties
accorded to Spain by the new commercial treaty,
which was adopted on September 4.
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ANTHONY coMSrocK IN NEWBURG.

A BUSINESS MAN CHARGED WITH DEALING IN VILE
LITERATURE.
NEwBURG, n. Y, Oct. l2.-Anthony COM
stock came to this city to-day and arrested welt
,o busIne, man on the charge of dealing IN obscene
literature The obscene matter complained OF IS sa TO
have cot into the hands Of studentg aJ hcnIy W. o,s
cred IT. and traced II the person referred 10 ana na
him arrested He was held under bail TO appear De-
fnLp tho GrAnd jury.
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A NEW MEXICAN LOAN NEGOTIATED.

CITY OF MEXICO, Ocl' I3.-Ihe monitor
states that tho Mexican Government has negotiated
loan for 81 900 900 with American and German capt
tlsis The bonds to be taken at 80 cents on the
dolIar bearing pcr cent interest An agent for the
completion o tine negotiation Will start Tor Nsw"TOrk IN
n dSs.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.

SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE'S TOUR.
DUBLIN, Oct. 13-ST Stafford Northcote arrived
at Larne to-day in continuance of his political tour
in Ulster. He was presented with an address and
entertainment at a luncheon. Triumphal arches
have been erected in his honor,
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ADMIRAL GALIBERT AT TAMATAvE.

PARIS Oct. l3.-Admiral Galibert, who sailed
from Toulon August 10 with the transports Boston
City and Naiado with troops, has arrived at Tama-
tave Madagascar. Admiral Galibert succeeds the
late Admiral Pierre in command of the French
forces in Madagascar,
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MOODY AND SANKEY'S MISSION

LONDON, oct ia few men have contributed Co.
600 topay the preliminary expenses ofthe approach
ing six-mOnths mission at lslngton of Moody aud
Sankey.
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DEPARTURE OF NINE. VALERA.

LONDON, oct 13.-The steamer Serva which sailed
from Liverpool to-day for WORK, took Nine.
Alwina ValleTia soprano, Of Abbey's opera troupe.
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College MEN At FOOTBALL.

BosToN, Oct. 13.-In a game of football at
Cambridge to-day the Harvards and the UniVer
sit Of Pennsylvania teams the Harvards scored one
touchdown and the University maue t"o SaleIy Ou'
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nell fund in America, has Informed the Executive COM
mittee Of the League that the books VIII De cIoSeu o
November 90 90 that Americas contribution can reaeh
Dublin on the date upon which the iqnd closes tueIT,
The presentation 70 Mr.. Parnell Will take place III
Dublin on December II.
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THE YGLESIAS GOVERNMENT.

icy CESTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN CABLE.I
LIMA, Oct II, via GalyestOn.-YOm
been invited TO enrol for the Civil Guard under the
Ypesias Government for the protection OF Lima and
Callao when those cities have been evacuated by the
CnilIans It is pcced that the evacuation will take
place
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,t with Surgeon Stone IN the

competent inspector to with Surgeon Stone in the
investigation
report from Vera Cruz, September 27, saysi "NQ
yellow fever among the shipping has occurred recently
dispatch from the Pensacola Navy Yard was received
to-day reporting that the last Of yellow fever had
been discharged and that there were no signs OF any
new cases,
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MOLTEN IRON IN HIS EYE.

WATERBURY, Conn, Oct 13.-While Francis
cuhuy WAS engaged In plugging the spout OF crucioe,
containing molten ron the red-hot liquid spurted into
hs eve The iron hardened, and the pieces we're re-
moved by a surgeon. The sight is probably de-
atrOyeu,
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rWO Robbers KILLED BY THE CARS

SCRANTON, PENN Oct. 13.-JOseph Commit
and Edward Bradley, young men, were killed thI7
morning wmls attempting TO board the night express
going toward BuaalO. They had been hiding r. me
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THE PARNELL FUND.

CHICAGO. Oct. 13. - The Rev. Thomas h.
Conay Of Worcester, Mass the treasurer OF the Par
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PASSENGERS IN DEADLY PERIL.

police since Thursday for robbery committed and 1t is
supposed they were trying to escape to the East
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EUROPEAN TOPICS.
THE CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN AND
FRENCH COMPLICATIONS.

/. ar STAFFORD NoRTHCoTEs BLUNDERs-A SPEEDY
WITHDRAWAL FROM EGYPT
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STAGE AND oRAToRIo.

Mr.. Burnand's Ariel" produced at the Gaiety,
is dull work Shakespeare does not suffer, since
it retains little moro than the names Of certain
characters Of "The Tempest" which is hardly
TecognIz able.
At tho Leeds festival magnificent success was
achieved by Macfsrrens new OratOriO king
David" The critics say that it will rank with the
very finest works of this kind