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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
GENERAL NEWS.
The Free Trade Convention
Propose a Plan for Work.
Care Of Dumb Prutes--The Execu-
TONER'S Work-Iron Work
ers Satished-A ST.
Louis Crime.

DETporr. Mich, June This after
on's session OF the Free Trade Confer
eace accomplished iiiie, owing 10 THE lack
of report from The committee on plat.
form. ThrO. Roosevelt, of New York,
favored Tie immediate return o a policy OF
free ships, the abolition OF the prepOsierOuS
duties on art. srapid reduction aud total
abolition Of the duties on raw materials and
progressive modification OF all import du
ties in the direction OF tariff for revenue
only. The Committee on Organization
submitted the following:
Whereas, The conference recognizes
and desires 10 record its hearty apprecia-
ton Of the valuable work already accom-
pIshed BY the local and state organization
and Of the very important assistance 10
such efforts which have been rendered
- 'hc American Free Trade League.
and
.ereas, the latter has proposed TO re-
organ ze upon basis more thoroughly rep
reseniat.ve and national and desires the
counsel OF this conference 10 such
erd: therefore the Conference recon-
mends.
flf,t That the free trade work OF coun-
tiy be organized under the general direc-
ton Of the American Free Trade League
.. That the American Free-Trade
i+tdrut 'ilbiil " bdllbHhl CpIlulllft CDlll-
posed OF one delegate from each State
Icagu, each delegate to .have
the general direction OF the
work ia bis State and to be responsible
therefor.
3. That he Executive Committee OF the
National Committee appoint, and have
power TO remove, Il member Ia represent on
the National Committee each Of those
states which have 10 State league.
4. That the National Committee appoint
a gene raj secretary, with headquarters at
New York Cily.
The report was adopted without dissent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
NO Strike,

ST. LOUIS. june MIR. White, vice.
president Of the district organization of the
Amalgamsted Iron and Steel Workers >
Association, which district extends from
Terre Haute TO ST. Louis, was met by a
reporter atthe Cairo short Line depot in
Belleyie, this morning, and asked as to
the responsibility Of strike among the
iron men and nail workers Of this vicinity
He replied that he had every reason to be-
lieye that ii would be ayerted.
Nothing could be done until the
completion OF the scales by the iron work
ers N Pitlsburg Tomorrow. Mr.. Waugh,
the owner OF the Belleylle Nail Works, is
very much nyerse to closing down his mill
this summer, and may not insist upon a
reduction II the price paid nailers from
PIX cents to Is cents. The men will not
accept the lS-cent rates. In the meantime
operators and men are awaiting the result
OF Saturdays conference, and there will
he no move made by either side before
Monday.
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Country Pr0duee, Etc

81. LOUIS.
BUTTER--ChoiCe to fancy creamery at
lS(a20. seconds at best dairy rates. Dairy
at l4Gl7 for choice and fancy, OCCASION
ally IL was obtained for guiIt-edge In a
small way; fair to good 120l4; common
SMl0. Nearby packed almost unstable;
market glutted with common stock, and
receipts liberal; quote common iN66, fair ~
las, and the best At N9l0. Sales 90
tubs choice creamery at 20; 30 tubs dairy
at lie,
EGGS--Demand fair and market drm at
l3c.
LIVE POULTRy--rhere was a liberal
supply on the market, and although the
demand was little better the feeling was
easy. Choice old hens sold moderately at
S3 OOla3 50, mixed at 81 0O(a2 70
according to the number Of cocks In
coop); cooks, 81 250t2 80. Spring--Large
sold quite readily at $2Ca2 80, but the lar
gest par, Of the arrivals are small and sell
Slow at Sidf1 80.
LEAD--Therc has been good shipping
demand for special brands Of hard, with
liberal sales lately at VA l2lk; but refined Is
quiet, and has sold IN the past three days
at "A lax, while In some instances higher
cars hard. chemical, In single oar lots at
"a l2k--thls freely bid.
LIVERPOOL.
Country markets shade lower. CAL
ifornia and red wheat to arrive ad-
yanced Sd. Spot wheat quiet; No. Q spring
"a I'd; Western winter 8s Id. Western
corn dull anc easier at ~ ID. Demand
from United Kingdom and Continent
moderate for whcst and corn. kseeipts
wheel psst wick ~, W. ssseAas, = which
- ~ $1,000. --...--.--..'.-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
AFATAl BLOW
Growing Out Of a Harmless Joke--An
Innocent Sufferer,

ST. LOUIS, June |. The death OF Mau
ri Slatery, early this morning, makes
another murder ease for st. Louis courts.
Sai,ery had charge OF the furnaces OF the
husan Parker foundry, on Twelfth and
Pipin streets. John Flicker, the murderer,
j. a la5orer, and was employed in remoy-
my ashes from the premises. On Satur-
day last the wOrkmen gOti,Ip u iittlu Joke
among themselves 10 tell Ficsler that he
must remove a small mountain OF ashes
that had accumulated, and when he asked
hN whose orders they replied "Slaurice
; altery's.' When Fickler returned for
another load Slattery was on the scene,
with one man only, Walter Reed, OF No.
1l3 South Twelfth street. Fickler walked
up TO Sattery with an iron bar, two feet
long and three-quarters Of an inch thick,
and asked: "Did you say that |
would have TO remove all those
a,heSD' Slattery, who was
entirely ignorant OF the joke,
asked what he meant. Flicker replied
with terrible blow with the bar OF iron,
striking Slattery on the left side OF his
head, which stunned the assailed man, al
though at the time II was not thought to be
dangerous. Slattcry went home to No.
5)S South jefferson avenue, where his
widow and two children now live, thinking
to 20 to work next day. Instead he
got worse, and the police kept lookout
for the assailant, who had not at
tempted to escape. On Sunday
Officer Mcdonald caught sight OF him,
and emptied four barrels Of his revolver at
the fugitive. who suspected that he was
wanted. Since then he has kept out OF
sight, hut the verdict has gone forth to
bring him In some way. Fickler comes
from a hard family. His bro.her's pic.
ture hangs in the rogue's gallery, aud the
original died in the pcnitentiary. The
father Of the boys was obliged 10 marry
waie in Jail
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Murderer Wants 10 he Hanged,

NEVADA, Mo-, June 1.-The Cturt hav.
Ing refused the application for delay made
by Fox's lawyers, his trial for the cold
blooded murder Of Tom Howard will begin
on Wednesday next. Fox still maintains
bis CHEEKY and ja,nty manner. lie saws he
would like to be hanged on Friday next,
and hopes II W be u bright sunshmy day,
so that all The Id fools can see him hang
ed, when, he supposes, they viii be salts.
fed He is not very far wrong In this,
but II will hardly be possible TO accommo.
date him about the date, as the trial will
outlast the week. Fox's wife, from whom
he has been separated for four years, has
visited him In the Jail, and will remain In
town until after the trial.
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THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, June AT the annual meet
Ing % the Ontario society of artists special
reference was made to pictures brought
here for sale bv American dealers ostensi-
bly, as productions OF trst-class artists,
but which are really only copies OF the
originals, and resolution was passed
that the Government be urged
to increase the duty to forty per
cent on pictures under the value of 81 900
each, and II over tibet value, and hy
weIl-known artists, the duty to be ten per
cent,
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The Nickprsen Riyerce.

PHILADELPHIA, June I. -TestImouy is
hslng taken here on behalf Of Major
Fickersoa 's7injured vito N her application
TO have his fraudulent divorce set aside.
The principals met Tor the 6rst time in
three years Ia the otfice Of Mrs. Nickerson's
attorneys, the Major having been sum
monod from Washington. lie sat bolt up
right and giaaced 1t her occasionally.
Her voice broke aud her eyes
filed with tears a she reclted the
story OF her happy married life, and Of
her grief and astonishment when she
learned, after reaching Europe, that her
husband had obtained a divorce and taken
smother wife. One OF the strongest points
In her favor is that. while Major Nickcrson
declares In hts libel that the alleged descr-
ton took place on july o. 1880, the steam
ship In which she sailed did not leave New
York until July 10. On Monday next,
when the rules are made returnablc, an APP
picstlon will be made TO have the divorce
set aside.
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the OLD WORLD.
A Revolt Threatened in Russia Another
lnvincibIs 10 be Hanged
Other News.
gNtsI.AvD ID.

LONDON. June The dynamite con-
spirators, DR., Gallagher, Bernard Gallag.
her. Ansburgh, Curtin, Whitehead and
Wilson. against whom true bills were
found THURSDAY, were arralgned this
morning before Justice Hawkins, and
pleaded not guilty, and the trial was fixed
for the 18th instant.
THE MAY LAWS.
LONDON, June IA dispatch from
Berlin to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany says thar Prince bismarck presided
Thursday at ameeting Of the Prussan
Ministry. II was decided to take the reg
uation OF church matters In his own
hands. independent Of Rome, and submit
bill IN the Diet, providing for = nodifcs
ton Of the MAY laws.
tux O'KkLLY-M COAS QUARREL,
LONDON. June |. On the o kelly-Mc
COan affair coming up in the Commons,
this afternoon, O'Kelly statedto the House
that he thought the quarrel between him
self and McCosn was personal affair and
was outside the jurisdiction OF the House.
He moreover stated that he cared neither
for tho opinion Of the House nor for Eng
land but only for his own honor. McCOan,
he said. having refused 10 apologize for the
language used in his address TO his CON
stituents relative TO him % Kelly was out
side the category OF those to
whom honorable men pay at
tention. Gladstone said O'Kely
should promise not to carry the
matter further. II he refused, he (Glad-
sone) would be compelled TO submit mo-
ton in regard to him. O'Kelley answered
that he considered the matter ended Tn Q
statement was regarded a. sufficient pro-
mise from O'Kelly, and the subject was
dropped.
NO CHANCE YET.
LONDON, June 1.-Cladstone stated In
the Commons this afternoon that there was
at present no chance OF offering the good
Offices Of Great Britain to France and
China looking IN settlement between the
two last mentioned Governments in regard
% the affair In Tonquin.
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THE MARKETS..
JUNE /, 1888.



CHICAGO.
CATTLE-Quiet; exports S6Gf6 -;
good to choice shipping 20 6Ol9G 90:
common to fair So 00d6 co.
HOGS-Slow and jalO lower; light
50 60fd7 o.; mixed packing 10 6G47 05,
mixed packing 70 6od1; heavy shipping
S1h313j.
ST.. LOUIS.
CATTLE-Gond to heavy shipping steers
s. 7Ofa5 ~ light to fair shipping steer.
50 25rC6j 65; common to medium native
"A 65rej %; fair 10 good Colorado 81 q
5 80; >mGhH 5: - 75cG5 90; corn-frd
Texans - 90aJ %; light to good stockcrs
S4(G4 40; fir to good feeders "a SOFAS 90;
common to choice native cows and heirs
- 5OGRi 25; scalawags OF any kind 81 d
q %.
HOGS-Higher and strong; active ship.
ping demand. Light to good Workers VI 80
al 90: rough to good mixed packing
So 75G1I 10; butchers to Philadelphia " 10
r6S7 %; skips and culls S5G16 %.
SHEEP-Sheared; Common to mo.
dunn ~ 25G13 so; fair TO good 80 80
"a 50; prime "A SOFAS 90; Texas COM
mon to prime 81 j0di so. Lambs 81 SOFAS
per head.
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, June 1.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette publishes letter dated May "A from
the Nihiist Stepniak. the author OF Under
ground Russia, in which the writer says
the Gar will not he moested at the coro-
nation because the system OF attacks
TO create terror has been replaced by
plans for a coup d'etat and attempts at
revolt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
Missouri Finances,

JEFFERSON CITY, June THE follow
Ing is the report Of the State Treasurer for
the month ending May 81, 1888:
Balance In the Treasury May 81, $l3i, -
?6, 40, total receipts for the month, SOL, g.
SSS, 492; total SlSS, Is3, 81. 2 Disburse.
The above balance Ia held ~ follows: In
the treasury vault, 81. a24. 400; In Bank Of
Commerce, 1t. Louis, SsS, $40, l0S,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
semi.Centenniai Ceiebrntion.

BURLINGTON, Ia, June 1.-The semi
centennial celebration was q success. The
weather was cool and delightful. All the
regular and many excursion trains from
every. direction have brought thousands OF
people, among whom were u large number
Of old settlers OF the state. The city was In
full holiday dress. After tho orations the
regatta OF the Burlington Boating Associa-
ton and the display OF fireworks In the ev-
ening were the leading features Of the days
celebration
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02

ST. LOUIS, juno lat noon tod
Mrs. Duffy, who lives at Fifteenth and
Austin streets, was run over and instantly
killed by n coal train on the Missouri
Pacific Railroad at the intersection Of Six.
teonth street. The old woman was gather.
Ing pieces OF coal that lay along the tracks
when she passed under u car TO pick up
some that lay between the rails. While
thus engaged the cars, drawn by engine
2i4 Of the Missouri Pacific, began moving,
and, before she could escape, the wheels
passed over body, mutilating her terribly.
The body was taken TO the Morguc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
Star ROute Trial,

WAsBiSGToS, June l.-'Oue year ago
to-day the first Star Route trial began and
this morning Mcrrick entered upon tho
nth day OF his argument IN the prescut
case. lie again accused John Dorsey of
perjury and said his sflidayts had been
accepted when he was neither u contractor
nor sub.contractor. He made them in
blank to be filled up nv another conSpirator
and changed as circumstances might ds.
mand
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Grain. Etc.

CHlCAGO.
WHEAT-Unsettled, closing sl l2'tJunc;
81 49, July; 81 l6T August; II ia
September; II TX October; 81 l3C6..
year.
CORN--Higher al So, June; ok
July; %. August; SO September; b2K
year.
OATS-Firmer at 39k June; 39h6x
July; 33I August; 3ls year.
81, LOUIS.
WHEAT-Higher, closing at 81 FIX
July; 81 - August; ST 23H
September; 81 90 October; 81 20S
year. Corn higher. SIX June; 54s July;
66s August; SIX September; ASK year,
Oats firm; AK June; 40n July; ak
year.
NEW YORK,
WHEAT July VI 20; August
81 26I; September 81 2sh; October
81 2Ss6Gl 30t.
C0RN--July CO..; August 67H; Septem-
Der 6S'..
OArS--July 48k; August %; Sep.
TENDER 40.
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A Fatal ExnlOsion.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June 1.-The
shingle mill OF G.. V. Turner and sons,
eight miles below this city, was blown to
atoms at $3.50 y. m, by the explosion OF a
boiler. VIII q. V. Turner, the engineer,
Hiram Gouldlng, the fireman, and John
Mcdowell, the night Waterman, were
Tiled. j. l.. Turner and Rose Piew were
seriously injured, and Orlando Soldiers and
Peter Nelson fatally. The cause Of the OK
plosion is not known. Damage, 81, 200.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
Lord Roscoe In Missouri.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June 1.-Great
numbers arrived from the country districts
to-day to sec and hear Roscoe Conkling,
who argued In the United States Circuit
Court against the constitutionality OF the
law forbidding the manufacture and sale Of
oeomargarine butter IN Missouri. The
court room will not contain one tenth OF
those seeking admission.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
Fatal work Of n I.nnatIc.

PETERSBURG, Va, June l.--Th1rsday
night tilenroy Henson (ColoredD keeper OF
the city ha scales, was murdered bv his
step-Son, Joseph Henson. luuatic, who
killed his victim Ivy striking him on the
instantaneous. The murderer was arrested
aud lodged in Jail.
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VI urslpr

JOLIET. ILL.,. June In the case OF the
prison convict, John Anderson, found
diving from knife wounds in his cell yes
terday morning, the coroner's Hurry
found he was murdered nv his ccl-lnate,
Michael Mooney, who had secretly made
knife from file to accomplish his pur-
pose,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02

New YORK, June l.-BuSincs failures
reported to the mercantile agency of L. q.
Dun & Co., during the last seven days,
number Isl as against ljs last week. The
New England States had n; Middle States
IS; Western ~: Southern 49, Pacific States
and Territories IL; New York City 8, and
Canada and provinces %.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
LawIess strikers.

CHICAGO, juno IA special to the
News from pes Moines, Iowa, says: "The
striking miners, in addition to blowing up
tho residences Of certain colored men
brought here TO take their places, are
charged with firing two houses Of miners a
few miles outside the city last night. There
IA no clue to the nerpetrators. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
CHINA.

HONG KoSa. June l.-rricou, the
newly appointed French minister to China
passed through on his way TO Shang-
hal where he will confer with Iii Hung
Chang, who takes command OF the Chinese
troops in the provinces adjacent to Ton
uuin
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Debating Surgeons.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The American
Surgical Association continued its session
to-day. Papers were read by Drs, Yam.
dali, OF Louisville; Canror, OF Cincinnali
Sayrc. of New York, Marks, Of Milwau-
kce; Moor, OF Rochester; Sem, Of Mil
wankce, and Mclean. OF Ann lInrhor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
A brakeman KILLED.

East SAGINAW, Mich, juno 1.--Charess
Mcmillan. q brakeman on the Flint and
Pere Marquette road, fell from the top
OF d ear this morning NJ Flint, ana WAS
caught under the wheels, .cutt!py. one leg
o" mashiny the otheN - ~ eosss'y
AstsSs
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Another Woman Slys,cry.

HARTFORD, Conn, June 1.-The body
OF Marie Samsutic has been found IN the
river near log boom, How she met her
death isa mystery. aud another West lla.
ven affair IL suspected, She has been miss
ing since the middle OF last week,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
GER NAV Y.

BERLIN, June Count Won Moltke
has returned from tour In Southern
Europe. lie was present in the ReichstaY
Yesterday.
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brow ned.

HERsEY, Mich, June 1.-The citizens
unsiccosfully dragged the river all night for
the bodies OF John Fitzgerald, John Wal.
ton and John Nousklnd, who were drowned
Thursday by their skif striking a jam df
logs and ilpsetting,
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Examination.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 1.-The officia
ceremonies OF the opening Of the annua
examination Of the Naval Academy was OBJ
served this morning with the usual eclat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
Thieving Tramps.

ATLANTA, H., June 1.-Two
tramps yesterday afternoon burg
lqrized the residence OF Andrew
Turner while the family were absent, taking
gold watch, siyerware, and other yalua-
blcs. Officers are in pursuit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02
Canadian Lumber.

OTTAWA, June Ian enormous quaint
ty OF lumber is being shipped, and the
American boats can only be loaded at ad-
vanced rates, Many English buyers have
arrived
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TRIPOI.I.

BKNGHAzT, June 1.-The Turkish
troops succeeded in completely subduing
the Arabs who refused to pay taxes, after
killing or wounding forty oil them.
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ITALY.

ROME, June l.-Vhe Vatican has
abandoned for the present the hope OF
establishing diplomatic relations wi r
land
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02

CHICAGO, June |. WIN. King was fat.
ally stabbed by Martin Casey late Thursday
night In u saloon row growing out Of a.
legged cheating In throwing dice che
drinks.
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COINAGE.

WASHINGTON, june 1.-THE coinage at
various minis for May was "A, III, 40, Of
which ", 0o0, wv WAS standard dollars.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-02

Virginia CITY, New, June /. "A Ere
to-day destroyed Ave houses, Loss, $0,'
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MyBack!

That's a commonexpres-
sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BTTTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
Losan'port. Ind. Dec. I, 1850.
For long time I have been =
sufferer from stomach and kidney
disease. My appetite was very poor
and the very small amount did cat
disagreed with me. Twas annoyed
very much from non-retention Of
urine. tried many remedies with
no success, until used Browns
Iron Bitters. Since used that my
stomach does not bother me any.
My appetite is simply immense. My
kidney trouble Is no more, and my
general health is such, that feel
Ike new man. Amer the use Of
Browns Iron Bitters for one month,
have gained twenty pounds in
weight. Y. b. SARGENT.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-15

EOr sale or tG0nGs
 EA HOUSE containing eleven rooms, with one k%is Acre of Land well stocked with fruit, situated EGV on the corner of Main and Union streets, West Haven. Also for sale, eight acres of Meadow Land situated on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad in the town of Orange just beyond West Haven. Inquire of LONG & AMMAN, Church st., ja25 tF or G. F. Moore II (4ofFe streak
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-15
EGYPT.

The Khedive's Weakness-Enslfsh SOl-
 diers Necessary To Maintain His Au-
 thor1ty.
 LONDON, Feb. 14.-It is reported that Q dispatch from Lord Dufferin to Earl Gran vile has been received, in which the former states that it will be impossible to withdraw the British troops from Egypt for long time The recent successes of the false prophet in the Soudan and the revolt which has just broken out in the province of Don- gola in upper Nubia indicate that the Khe- dives government will be compelled to strain every nerve to maintain it's rule. Without the physical and moral aid of the English forces now in Egypt the feeble rule of Khedive Tewfik would be ovethrown in day, so ab- solute is the adherence of a majority of the Egyptian people to the ideas of nationality formulated and put to the nrbitrament of battle by Arabi Pasha and his associates. It is feared that the peril of the present situa-. tion in Egypt may necessitate reinforce ment of the English army of occupation now in that country.