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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
II Second South Street, ".

A woman of Indianapolis stole six
hundred dollars of her husband, and
ran away with another man last
week. When the pair got to St.
Louis the man stole the six hundred
dollars from the runaway wife
and skedaddled. Now she repents Of
her folly and appeals to her husband
to help her out of her misery. She
ought to have thought of this before
she cut up the caper. 1t don't al
ways pay to run away with a
handsomer man, or woman either
for that matter.
"Didn't | tell you not to let me
catch you in lie?" said politician
to his son.
Eyes. sir"
"But 1 have Just caught you in
one"
Eyes, sir -
"Bu- why did you let me? ~
"Because I told you this lie to
keep you from catchin' me in two
others what | told
"Ob, [ see, political economy. Per-
severe in this kind OF civil service
business and you will one day attain
a position OF public trust"
There was another immense audi
ence at the Pavilion yesterday ever
ing, and the delight Of the specta~
tors was frequently manifested. The
entertainments given are very pop
ular and entirely successful.
The residence OF Col. Kahn is the
latest scene OF the depredations of
the festive burglar. That funeral is
Coming, though it comes slowly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
The Circulation.

Washington, 25.-Buckner. Chairman
Of the committee on banking and cur
rency, is preparing bill to Introduce
when Congress reconvenee, which pro-
vides for issuing treasury notes without
legal sender quality, to take the pisce OF
bank NJ ties going out Of existence. Inc
purport of the measure is the same as
thst of the bill introduced by Buckner at
the first session of the last Congress
The proposition OF ComptrOllf Knox
to take e per cent. of the tax on circu-
latin and allow bsnks to Issue on the
market value Of bonds instead OF the par
value is not favored By the chairman or
the banking and currency committee.
Buckner says if the plso OF Knox were
successful in avoiding the contraction OF
the circulation OF bank notea, 1t would
afford but temporary relief, AID seven
years from the present. when 1t became
necessary to begin redeeming Al per
cent bonds, there would be recurrence
of the present trouble. The national
bank system cannot live without ma
tional debt, and as that debt Is being
wiped out gradually and certainly,
Buckner is of the opinion thst the tine
has CINE to prepare for permanent cir
culaton. he is not favorsbly inclined
to the removal of the tax on circulation,
giving as q reason that while IN the east
ern states, where interest is low and cir
cnlation not valuable, the fran
chise of banks is valuable,
and worth ali that government
asks In the western States, Buckner
says, the franchise is still moe valuable
because the rate Of interest is higher. The
originator of the proposed measure is
doubtful if the probability Of any iegisls.
ton upon the subject at the present SEES
sion owing to the diversity Of opinion
among members. Dingley, who heads
the list OF republican members OF the
committee in banking and currency. said
tonight the most important question re-
latiDg to national banks is that providing
for the stability of circulation. He
thought but two plans proposed to this
end were practicable. One was to pro-
vide for the Issue OF circulating notes to
the amount of the usual 80 per cent. of
the market value of bonds deposited to
secure circulation. After hasty exam,
nation of the list of members of the
he was of the opinion that this
plan was more likely to find favor in the
ommittee. He would not venture as to
The treatment the other plan which he
had in mind as prscticable-to take the
AK off circulation-would pfobsbly re-
eeive from the committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
The Avalanche.

Denver. COL. 25.-Fu-ther particulars
of Fridays terrible disaster at the Vir-
ginius mine, near Ouray, were just re-
ce.ved By special messenger to Montrose.
immediately On receipt of the news a
party consisting of thirty-ore left Ouray
to bring in the dead. The journey to the
mine was made in the face of grest perils,
as terrible storm was raging. Having
cared for the wounded and improVised
sleds, the psrty started On the return.
When the Cumberland basin was resched
q second snow.slide descended, but being
on the lookout all succeeded IN reaching
tie edge of the avalanche before 1t struck
them, and thus escaped instant death.
The sleda containing four dead bodies
were csrried 2,0G0 feet down The noun
tain side and then hurled over a pracipics
500 feet high, where they must rem,in
till spring. The party finally reached
Ouray nearly dead from exhaustion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Christmas Crimes.

Cleveland. Ohio, 25.-Henry Schroe.
der, son of wealthy German, with hali
q 6ozsn friends, at sn esriy hour This
morning attempted to break iItoOasares's
saloon for the purpo1e of getting drink.
Osssre had previously refused to sell on
the ground that they we're drunk. On
making the attack Edward Eyring,
brother in-law Of Ossare, shot from q
window and killed young Schroeder.
New Orleans, 25.-Wm. McCafrey,
prominent ward politician and assistant
superintendent of markets, Was shot and
MORALLY wounded this morning in 8
gambling saloon by Budd Renaud, one
of the proprietors OF the establishment
Tney quarreled aud McCafrey left the
building. On attempting to regain ad
mittanca REM I'D fred the bsll, entering
the forehead. Renaud was kiiltd.
st. Louis, 25.-D. Q. Gibson, chief
actor in the family shooting affair last
evening, died to day. His stepson Buff
linton is dying.
Denver, Colo, 26.-RepubLican's
Telluride, via Montrose, "a: at
noon to-day snowslide came down
Marshal Basin, carrying Off the
shaft house of the Mendoza mine
containing fourteen men, eight
of whom were killed outright and
two wounded; four dug themselves
out. No particulars are at
present obtainable. A large
bsdy of men leave here for
the scene of the disaster ia the
The mail carrier from
SiIverton tc AmeS and Ouray, due
last Friday, is not yet heard from;
they are supposed lost in crossing
the raVine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Third District Court.

Proceedings in the Third District
Court on Wednesday, December
Goth, 1883, Chief Justice Hunter
presiding:
ThOs. G.. Grifits vs.. Z. A. Ire
land; defendant allowed till Janu-
airy Is, 1854, to answer.
London Bank Of Utah VS.. Flag
staff Dist. S. NJ. Co.; same.
James Hunter VS.. w. G.. Gregg ct
al; default and judgment as to de-
PENDANT Gregg set aside and vaca
ated.
Geo. F. Culmer ct al. vs.. l.. F..
Pritchett; plaintiff submits de-
murrer without argument, no one
appearing for defendant
III. S. Randall VS.. Geo. NJ. Pierce:
motion of plaintiff to strike out
findings on ruling on motion to dis
solve attachment, argued.
Geo. w. Reid VS.. 3. Y. Hampton:
on motion of defendant case stricken
from docket. with leave to reinstate
at February term, uPon a proper
showing made. and upon notice.
Mrs. j. Winters VS.. Nellie LIE
Clair; heard on motion of defendant
to quash service Of summons and
dismiss action. Plaintiff objects to
hearing of said motion, and moves
for an order removing case from
docket. Argued.
Adjourned till Thursday, Deem
Der q, at 19 o'clock a. NJ.
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Casualties. - Christmas Grimes.
Floods, and Socialism.
War in Texas

Galveston, Texas PA McDsde
srecIsl says: Lsst night at midnight
Henry Pfeiffer, Wright McLsmore and
4 homas McLsmore were taken from q
saloon here by fly well-masked men,
carried into the brush and hanged to q
tree. Thomas McLsmo,e was under
arrest for having been taken early in the
evening Cd tee charge OF burglary, pre-
ierred by IS. j. Walker of this town. The
other two happened to be present whe u
the Iynchers arrived. Pfeiffer was under
Indictment for horse theft in this county.
To-day six friends and relatives Of those
hanged came to town, picked quarrel
with Tom Bishop and George Mellon,
and fight with shotguns ensued. Two
Of the sextette, Jack Rsyley and
Asa Bayley, were killed, and
q third. Hayward Bsyley was
badly wounded. The remaining
three escaped. Willis Griffin, an est:m-
able citizcs of McDsde, while assisting
Mellon and Bishop to defend themselves,
was shot through the head and MORALLY
wounded by Hayward Bsvley. Five
corpses, two McLsmores, two Bayleys
and Pfeifer, are lying in the market
house yet unclaimed. It is thought
friends will come tonight, and the
trouble be renewed.
Sherman, T., pa band Of despera-
does are terrorizing the northwest por-
ton Of this county, When rsided they
seek The Businesses in Red river bottom.
They killed an unoffsnding negro at
Pottsville on Saturday. They killed q
white man at Dexter schoolhouse.
Deputy Sheriffs Msy and Kelly. with q
posse of citizens, left this evening to
scour the bush. The parties guilty of
the Pottsville murder are known and will
be readily identified.
Galveston, Tex. ga report just
received from McDale says there
had been no trouble last night or
this morning, and it is thought there
IS no immediate danger of more
bloodshed, but there is still consid-
cradle excitement, Many citi-
zens of the county are in
town armed with rifles, for the pun :
pose of keeping things quiet. Two
companies of military arrived this
q. NJ, Breham grays numbering
one hundred men, and Johnson
guards Of Hampstead. twenty-five,
but were not needed, and returned
home at 9 :35 a. M. Stevens, another
Of the six desperadoes who raised
the street fight and subsequently
lynching, has been captured by Of
fcers. He is slightly wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Labor Troubles.

Mosshar non. Pa, 26. - There is 9
lively prospect Of extensive trouble In
the 6ituminous coal districts of West
moreland. Blair, Huntingdon, Bedford,
Center and Ulesrfeld counties. Pro
ducers are exceptionally reticent as to
their plans. but it is pretty generally
known reduction of wages in all de-
partments Of labor will be exscted after
December 81. The miners are said to
be we'll organized and it is estimated
that from Is, 900 10 20, 900 msn have ex-
pressed williL gness to cooperate aud
assist 10 general strike on the LIST OF
January. The rupture between Ro
chester and Piitsburg county and their
malcontent miners is not entirely ad.
iusted, notwithstanding reports to the
contrsry, and an undefned feeling OF in
security prevails in the striking districts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
A Race Battle.

Yszoo City, Miss, 25.-A terrible ira
gedy was enacted last night. John T.
Posey, of the firm of Williams & Possy.
a most estimable young man, highly
connected, was insulted by John James,
q negro. Going and getting iome friends
Posey returned to where James was last
seen, and without warning tho party
fired on John Posey. Garnet Posey and
Jasper Nichols, who were riddled with
buckshot and Instantly killed. II. @.
Elet was dangerously wounded, Fritz
Aalder slightly wounded. The negroes
had organized, and under the cover of
the intense darkness shot down these
gentlemen, who refrained from shooting
because the streets were full of boys and
men not connected with the difficulty.
To have fred would perhaps have been
to kill many innocent men and children.
Only one negro was spprehended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Wall Street.

New York. 26.-Governments strong
Market opened depressed, but gathered
strength in the afternoon under q move
ment to recover shorts. The most active
stocss were Missouri Pacific, Northern
Pacific. ST. Paul. and New York Oen>
trsl. Union Pacific advanced ~ to 1871,
Northwestern IL to LII. Manitoba II
te 96H, Oregon & Trsns-continenta TO
37H. The market closed firm, though
in the final dealings there was slight
reaction. Dividends declared to- day
were: Lake Shore per cent for the
Michigan 8, Canada Southern 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Fire Record.

St. Louis, 25.-Another serious FIRE
visited St. Louis at an early hour this
morning, totally destroying the large
establishment of rs. Ne;deringhouse on
Franklin avenue. The store and house
furnishing store Of Charles T. Nederiug-
house adjoining, were also burned. The
exact losses are unasceriainable. The
former will reach 500, 1000. the latter
$4,000. Loss on the building, owned
by the st. Louis Stamping company,
$50, 600; all fairly insured. Warren and
John Oorgsn, fremen, nearly suffocated
escaped by jumping from second stcry
window; injured.
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Casualties.

Paris, 25.-It is stated that a passenger
train met an accident on the railroad be-
tween Avery Court and Paris, AID msny
passengers were killed.
Inns, O., 25.-John Amstulz and two
daughters, CT Lima, attempted to drive
across the Lske Erie and Western track,
and were fatally injured by an engine.
Elizabeth, n. j.. 26.-The Long
Branch freight ran off the track ct
Junction this morning. Fred. Primo. en-
gipeer, was killed. The train was thrown
over high bank and totally wrecked.
Cause, snow and the track spreading.
London, 26.-The hull of the burned
steamer Saint Augustine VAS towed intJ
Cornns, Spain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
France and China.

London, 25.-It is asserted here that
the Chinese troops took no psrt in the
defense Of SontsC, and the French losses
in The battle there we're much greater
than were fficislly stated Preparations
FOR the defense Of The Red River delta by
the Chinese continue on large scale.
Psri 25-Temps protests against the
rumors of medi.tion between France and
China. and adds: France will always
pay great attention to Englsnd's coun-
sells, but must see her claims 10 Tonquin
recognized. It is not for England 10
offer medistion If China dent ask it,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 26.-Wheat Lower, s62I
December; $50 10 96A JenUary. 10411
May.
Corn-Essier; 615s Decem bef, 6l3Z
January. 6l9s to 6lH May.
Oats-335s Decsmbe 53A January,
1879 Msy.
Whisky-Stesdy, unchanged.
Later.-RYe-Sseady, 90.
Barley-Quiet, 66.
Pork-Lower, 14.10 January.
Lard-Lower, $50 JsnusIy.
Bulk mests-In fair demand; shoulders
6.25, short ribs 7.S5, short clesr 100
Wbisky-Unchspge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Gable Clicks.

st. Petersburg, 25.-The Russian gems
eral Koutokusm is appointed Minister of
War for Bulgaria.
Vienna. 25.-It is repor ed tbst the
German Crown Prince, while 10 Rome.
invited the King ard Queen Of Italy to
visit Berlin and the invitation Ras &C.
cepted.
Ida, Russia, 26.-Workmen and Of
fcials in the railway works of this place
engaged in riot yesterday, owing to tho
e1sction of contracts. One official Wss
killed and several workmen were injured.
The ripgleaders Of the rioters were ar
rpstad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Committee Work.

Washington, 26-The House commit
tee on appropriations held its first meet
ing this morning and d clded to prepare
if possible the pension, fertilization, con
sulsr and military academy appropria-
ton bills during the recess, 30 they can
be presented to the House when Cong 3ss
Assem- bles.
Bland, chairman of the committee on
coinage, weights and measures, favors
recoining tho trade dollars into standards
and thinks the issue Of the latter should
not be stopped. Bland is of the opinion
that a mint ought to be established in the
Mississippi Valley. and because of the
advantages. Offered by st. Louis. isvors
that city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Miscellaneous Matters.

San Francisco, 25.-Edwsrd Hanlan,
champion osrsmsn, and George W. Lee
rowed an exhibition shell race over the
new cour.e at Oakland, three miles.
Hanlan won easily in 18:45.
Pittsburg, Pa, 2S.-F. G. Brecken-
ridge, one OF the men who witnessed the
murder OF Captain Mutt by Dukes at
Uniontown, has been annoyed by an
nonymous letters threatening bis life.
With q capitalization of Sl25,0C the
Chronicle and Telegraph will be con-
solidated, retaining both names.
Washington, 26.-Issue Of the silver
dollars last wesk, Ais, 500.
Secretary Folgsr has recovered his
health and resumed his duties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
The Creek Troubles.

Washington. 26.-Tbe Secretary of he
Interior, Inspector Benedict, Agent Tufts,
and Special Agent Townsend. will pro-
coed at once to Muskeezs, Indian Terri
tory, to investigate the Cheek troubles
arising over the recent ection of
chief. They will make recommendation
looking to a sett ement. Tho recon-
mendstions will form the basis of the
FL 81 acton of the interior d. partment.
The gentlemen above named a1e in
strucied to inform the Greeks that the
department will if necessary enforce the
action recommended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Gen Mckenzie.

WASN'T g'on, 28.-General McKer zie,
commander of the Department of Texas,
has been temporarily relieved from bis
command on account OF nervous prostra-
ton. which has dis .urbed his mind. The
affairs of the department. will be directed
By General Schofeld. The condition CO
General Mex enzIe causes grave sppre.
tensions in mis- friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
A Bad Grant.

Galveston, 25.-Dallas special: Ulysses
s. Grant, son of VIM. Jesse Grant, rel,
stive of the e1-President Grant, was ar
rested to-day on the charge of burglary
of house and purloining pistols which
he sfterward sold. He was remanded in
default OF $500 bsil. This is the second
time within few months that he has
been arrested for stealing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
The Internal Machine.

London, 25-A terrible explosion,
supposed to have been caused by sn in.
fernal machine, occurred at Birkenhea
yesterday. Nobody was killed. A
lsmplighter observed two men watching
a canister burning opposite dwelling
house. Approaching the canister he
kicked it few yards. when it suddenly
exploded, breaking the windows OF ali
the houses in the vicinity. The TWO men
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
guoKEEN,s AsuIoA gALws.

ne greatest medical woadef Of
20 world. warranted to speedily
eaze Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers,
Piles, OhilblaiEs, Corns, Tetter,
Ohappsd Hands, and all kin ezup-
t,oua, guaranteed to cure In every
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sants ps1 boz Psg ss,s By * @. u
!. Egag Etefa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Chicago Live stooksNiarket.

Chicago. &c -Hogs-Receipts, II, OOO;
duh and lower; packing a SO to 5 As;
packing and shipping 5.45 to 90; light
AIS to 5.45.
Cattle - Receipts So 900; steady;
good 10 choice shipping steers $40
to 6 90: common TO medium 425 to 5 25;
atockers 800 10 4 30; feeders 800 to 4.40;
Texas 4 % to 5.25.
She.p-Hecelp.s 900; strong, sctiYe;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27

Astrologists assert that Mary An
dersOn's beauty is due 10 the fact
that Jupiter. Venus and the earth
were in conjunction al her birth.
An opinion very generally prevails
that these planets had retired frcm
tie conjunction business when Gen
eral Butler and Doctor Mary Wal
ker were born.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
The Generous Giver,

Cincinnati, O., Is 1t is announced
that Reuben r. Springer, famous for his
gifts to the public, has beGuested to the
Cincinnati Art Muaeum his valuable
art collections, also tbs picrures willed to
him by his niacs, Mrs. Mills. It is also
stated that he hiss given Sl00.o00 more
to the College Of Music for new build.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
ChOCtaW Killed.

Fort Smith. Arb, 26.-Chatubbel,
Choctaw Indian violstor of the inter-
course law, was killed OF Sunday while
resisting arrest at Double Sprirgs by
Elias Ysrby, member Of the Choctnw
light horse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27

There is gong 10 he boom in
matrimony. They are making
bicycles now with two seats. &
man who can't elope with his girl
in a swift vehicle that makes no
noise, deserves to be wretch Of a
bachelor all his lie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27

s'I buy DR.. Benso'as Celery and
Chanaomtle Pills and introduce them
,0he7eUer L 90. Personal kflo1o ledge
and experience Of their Effects on
others prompts this act" Rev. J. P.
Fugett, rector, St. Iuke's church,
Myersburg. Pa. Fifty cents a. drug.
gists
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
The Floods.

Cincinnati, rs The river contihues
to rise four inches al hour. Cold
weather tonight has tendency to check
the riae. River experts DO not expect an
extraordinary stage of water. Most of
the bsrges torn loose e:terdsy have
been recovered, ard tho total loss may
not exceed $40. 00C. The river is al feet
3 ches at 10 to night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27

Tint poor 6sdridde7a, invalid wife,
2ister, mother or daughter. can Re
made the picture Of health by few
bottles OF Hop Bitters. VII goa
let them SUITE, ? when SO easily
cI,-pH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Socialist Congress.

Baltimore, 26.-The biennial session of
the socialist labor congress opened to,
dav. It was called to order by Hugo
Vost, secretary of the national executive
mittee. Twenty sections or bran eh
associations were represented. San Fran
cisco and Cincinnati were represented
by proxies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Foreign Market.
Liverpool, 26.-BIeadsruffs quiet.
COrn-5s AID.

"Yoelr Skin Cure IS SupereDcet
lent. 1T is fast curing my daughter
of ringsOorna, ,Dhich had spread all
ooer her body" Mrs. E. L. d. Mer-
RAM, BlIe Hill, Mass. Druggists
keen it. 81 per nackage.
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New York, 26.-Money 'marke. easy, II
to "a, closing offered ~; prime mercan-
tile paper, 5 to OK; sterling exchange
bankers bills lower, 4.SiA; sterling e1-
change demand, 4.S4l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Obituary.

Washington, 26 The wife Of Geasrsl
Ros Grams died yesterday of cereb,ai he
morrhsge, ron which di.essa she aas
suff3red for year past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
New York Mining Stocks

New York, 26.-Mining stocks dull
Sonora active; but dec ined to I3 and IA.
Elko sold st II, Iron Silver 2.2O. Cen
trail Arizona 20, Bodie IS ard outro II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-27
Business Failures.

Advance, Ohio, l5-The liabilities Of
Ssnborn s. Grey, bankers, who assigned
yesterday, are vsriously estimated fr. N
500 600 10 $4,000 Assets unknown.
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Dividends,

New York, 26.-Dividends s1e de-
clared on Lske Shore. Michigan Central
and Canada Southern, payable on Fet.
rusry lst.
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In Egypt.

Cairo, 26.-El Mahdi and his forces
are advancing from FL Obeid, and are
expected TO reach Khartoum in ten deya.