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Daily Republican., 1884-11-06
PH|LL|PS& KANE,
VarnIshes, PatDts, OILS Il Glass,
No. 5 East Fourth Street
oct2S. WILMINGTON, DEL. eod.tf

DUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
L public sale, on the farm occupied BY
the late Francis L. Cakes, deceased, neal
Bracki nville, Mill Greek Hundred, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10th. 1884
Daily Republican., 1884-11-06

NOR PENTHOUSE 704 JEFFERSON
II street. Possession given at once. All
the improvements. Apply to N. T. POOLE
No. Q e. Seventh stseet. nov6-2ts
Daily Republican., 1884-11-06

ElOR SALE OHEAP-NEW VICTOR
~ Cook stove, No. T., only in use short
time, 70l Jefferson street. nov.2tI
Daily Republican., 1884-11-06

"ANTED-b00 POUNDS OF WALNUT
wv Kernels at tho candy man ufactory
Seventh and Tatnall street. novo-3ts
Daily Republican., 1884-11-06

"ANTED-A WHITE GIRL WISHES
w . situation % chambsrmaid. Apply
at OFT West Third street. noye
Daily Republican., 1884-11-06
WIN. B. SHARP,

Coat Department, Second Flo
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HAMBURGER BRRAERN q
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

yVvaE UHDERsEGNED IERvHxa REEx3I ~.
= pointed Agents OF The above Company, asc 7rs-
IoalalnEA and on McrchandiSe sforei thcrria On
NC most favorable terms For particulars Apply DE
ofiee Of 1851 " y A.SCIIAEPfR ~ ~ I
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DR.. JORDAN &C.

q PUPfI.s OF PRoFrssDE
RfgoED. ef Paris. FrurIlrinr. ~ ~.
~ sacm r. AlaluwT. E1E b. crI.Nlt--- -
IN letter, u1lrc 81 tirasg - .l1 IrIsr'1TIs'
.A yllfnrnls. On fIr EruNEra. Er1HN %
MANHOOD, SEMINAL wHIIMnN4
II ntH DISEASES uf rHn SKY. sNn HLA
k DISEASES o. AA1- -
III A BOOK sENr on HECE-7TuF
ms "a cExrs. ~
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Stealing Lincoln's Emancipation Pro-
clRmation.

On the evening Of the day on which
President Lincoln's Emancipation Pro
clamation was issued at Washington a
copy thereof came by Telegraph to the
Boston Journal Office, and on the same
evening a meeting Of Free Sellers had
assembled in fremont Temple While
the night editor of the Journal was en-
gagged in preparing the dispatch for
transmission to the composition room,
Judge Thomas Russell entered the edito
rial sanctum, all out Of breath. and en-
quired as to the truth Of such prOclama-
ton having been promulgated by the Pre-
sident, and was shown the dispatch sheets
on which It was written. He begged the
loan Of them for quarter of an hour, but
this was refused as being against all rule.
The Judge then seized them and ran with
all his speed from the editorial room fol
lowed by the night editor in pursuit, but
was not caught. He reached the platform
Of the fremont Temple, interrupted the
speaking and read the proclamation
when a scene Of excitement followed
which baffied description. Some talk was
had about the editor Of the Journal, c Of.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-31

Charles Q. Rogers, having Judge Russell
arrested for theft, but this did not take
place This was the first time that the
proclamation was publicly read in Boston.
Lord (Nass.) Tfaes.
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pR. }. GEMS HR0NNFs rmnl1lIII


ihA ohieiNAl- ard o,Lh ekHll11.
Advice 70 iuvaiiis-tf - VIA c1ral- 1rIsl -
anguish. % calm aad lts11-e ire a11fE lrt|rra -
pruiiaeted discasf invirur1il TIE nrFFa1s s n -
tttalif me clfcntatn1 srflfna 20 Ne ~ H|'
pFrFiae yourself Win that m1rrrlln1a rrsrl Inerg
20 BY Dr. .. Coils lruana fnfr Amy ns'Iral 4Ir1r -
Wheh ~ gave TIC sane % CifLOlOuf,l1. sd aIl-s
u admitted BY ne prufcsslrr a. BE- ~ nee eunTr
and vnlnablo aruciy ater elrcnrrr-d
Cm1o2oDf ~ r ~ hsst r-rlrir Enura $780,.
CHLORoDNNk scu hse c1af.a IN $3.50. -
j. the only speriac IN cholcfa and nYsont-rT-
CHLORODNNE crrct1aliy cnis -s=rt III sfr-ra, o.
Epilepsy, hysicf's. ftlpiiaIlou. and Srasns.
CHLORODNNE = TIE only palliative In vrrrsI-.r
khcnmatisEi. Coat Cauccf, roothache. Mrni1zlIr a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-31

Containing Plates, Cups, TeapOts, Bowls,
Chambers, Rice Dishes and Bakers,
Demiiohns, and gals Sample Bottles,
Vases and Glassware. Mainland Tarred Rop,
Hemp and I. 4. Packing, Coal Baskets,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-31
VIENNA FURNITURE.
-CRATEs On ASSORTEn CRnrKEI,Y

Extension, Arm, Dining Room and Parlor
Chairs, Settles, &C..
Saddles, Calfskins, Girihs, stirrup feathers
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A GENT ofBremen hoard orc ndervrrItrrs
"A Agent OF Dresden Board oi Uuder9ritnfs u I
Agent OF Vienna Beard Of Underwriters. 49,
Clsims against Insurance Companies within thr-iur
20 oe certified TO by the above AGENT 10 uialc m q
Nald.- 20 n
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PERFUMBRY, FLORIDA .WArER.

Genuine Eau De Cologne, Lubin's Extracts,
Toilet Soaps, PhilOcome, Hair Oil, Combs,
Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Pipes,
l. X. Balls, Harmonioas, Blank Books,
Albums, Gold Leaf Jewelry Watches,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-31

Tx GSeHnt UMBRELLA There ! =
she cried, in an excited voice. Il should
like to know what's become OF that UNI
6rllla- | sat II up agin the counter when
| come in, and afore could turn round
its gone-and 1t was only Monday that
l gin four and six for't." What kind of
an umbrella was It ma'am?7 asked the DO
lite clerk in his blandest tones. "A spick
and span new gingham, young man. was
the eager response, with an iv'ry handle
ont and =" Like the one in your
hand, ma'am, for instancel' @Sakes
aliveE' she exclaimed. And one might
have thought she saw serpent rather
than her own "spick and span gingham."
with It's ''lv'ry handle clutched fast in
her hand She colored up like a drug
glsts windo W, and went off among unin-
telhglble excuses. She never felt 50 fus-
tered IN all her born days, as she told
Jemima Ann when she got home.
W. II. Vanderbilt now charges an admission
lee to his private art gallery, and intends de-
voting the receipts to the Bartholdi statue fund
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Frun Symcs q CO.. PharusrslilrrT y-ss-,l.s. -
cal Hall, stmla. January 5. ietsl To p nnr~rrr14
k-q-. -, Great Russell ctrcet. nlrunlrIrTr naTIIr
pyar sif-Me gmollee tais apparently % sa-asisl.t
esteemed mcticiac, Dr.. cuiiIs BTusne-s hlIs,r..
has earned for itself nrt e=ls lll--.-rf ~ ~
over the E1st A. remedy inr rcucra ufIiifr rrf
question whether better D imported late o. rrr-
and ". .hsi ns glad ir hctr q a. luine rIsce =
every Augio-lndian home. The other hrnniIa - a..
sorry 10 say, arepow relocated ne nairs tr.ar. s
Judging FROM their sale. f1ncr t1rir alidt t4-r
viii Dc but crancsccut. We enlid nriflnlr Inasnrss
% tialfa Of The cEiFlnrtnlrT rHrrrT - ~ NniIIr
Brownies Chiorudyuc IN uinrrhrn saf flrn--rlrr
and a. general se1ifr that have oecafs an.lsr 80
personal observation daring E1u. yrars o. Ca1-raIr
nlarrhcca. and even in the srrrfr fnrna 20 Cr
era itacii We have Witnessed IT, surursiner rrnsfr
ing power We have never used tsY other fnrn ~ tas
medicine than COLTS Brownies from An ranrIrfI--
that 70 b decidedly thc best and also frua srnss ~ r
we owe % The profession rrd Tire uuhlr ~ ars ~
opinion that ne snhsft1fluu % 1Ihrr fNan Trr
broWncs D. e uE1flEnsrE hnrtrn % r1Ira o. rla
rAHf or rHH CHEMIST ~ E1Sscafnka sarrarF
Members ofthc Pharu, Socicty u Great bsitis. uI.
kSeeilency ihc NiccruJi Chemists.
CAUTION Vice Chancellor ss " r.re W.-s
slated That Or. J. Coils Browne 49, Hntru hlrIr
Inventor 81 Churndynr. thar the sfrrr 81 ne f~fsr
July -, issL
Sold 10 bottles az t. tlsd. o. sd g. ID ssf IN.
each None j. gcuuirr uIfhulf the auflls = 81 a. Cot.
le Browne Chlprudynr" lha floFrrnrIenf sfss.r-
overwhelming ricdtal tostiucug sccamnanl-. cafh
CautIon.-B Beware Of Piracy and fnifsruas
Sole Aanufacinrc-J. Il. DAyENr0RT. IL Orrsi
knssen street, bloomsbury, London. - e.
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1nsnrantt N0tites.


Philadelphia Board Of Underwriters,
A GENTS fsr the Hawaiian fslssds.
"a l09 " c. BREWKR&Co
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Insurance Notice

VNnE AGEHT FOR THE BRI rIsIi rsS-
eign Marine Insurance COMPANY ft.imilnllhi Z,
surance between uunoiun aud Pnrts ihs Par a e 1
e now prepared TO issue Policies al the lowest rsci
Win special reduction on freight per steamers. I
TllEO. n. DAVIES. - I
iG sly Agent Brit. For. Mar, ms. Co. Limifsli
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m NJ allen = q
mos May and . Directors
Ia fs,--,- r.. 80, 4 ~ o., Il
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08

CHICAGO, July Washington park races
Extra day; First race, q mile; Doubt,
first, Mary Hamilton, second; Toronto
third, time, i,04M
Second race, Ia miles; Virgi Hearne
hrst, Chill, second Eulalie, third; time
2I2.
Third race, ! Is miles; Laura Gould, first
Hyder Ahead, second; Eros, third; time, pol
Ne" YORK, July S-Brighton Beach races
resulted: First race, y mile; King Lion
first, Zen Stlitee, second Mnntauk, third
tinie, l;33ta.
Second race, ~ miles; Woodcraft, first
Cathcart, second; Mikes Pride, third; time
2021s.
Third race, l h miles; Hilarity, first Little
Buttercnp, second; Royal Arch, third; time
1:59
Fourth race, mile; Palinulus, first; Aus
tralina, second; Lewis, third; time, l:5OA
Fifth race, "a mile; Shelby Barnes, first
Barny Aaron, second; King Taw, third; time
l:174.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
A Late Nomination,

WASHINGTON CITY, July S-About half an
hour before time fixed for final adjournment
the president sent to the senate the names of
George Fl. Sharpe, of New York; Thomas C
Reynolds, of Missouri, and Solon Thatcher,
OF Kansas, to be commissioners to ascertain
the best modes of securing more intimate
international commercial relations between
the United States and the several countries
of Central and South America Henry L.
Thomas, of Washington City, was also nomi
mated for the position of secretary of the
commission
The nomination of five gentlemen to com
pose the Missouri river commission provided
for in the river and harbor bill was also sent
to the senate and promptly confirmed The
commission consists of Garland C. Broad
head of Missouri; William ]. Brootch, OF
Nebraska; Maj. Charles r. Sutor, Alexander
Mackenzie, and Oswold II Ernest, of the en-
gineer corps.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
The Winds WAYS.


The London lady who congratulated New
Yorker on the advantage which his city hat
of enjoying the cool breezes from the Rocky
mountains, was not so far wrong The Rocky
mountains are one of the main factors in de
termining our winds and weathers,
After living on the Missouri plateau one
notices the close connection between thu
Rocky mountains and the weather of tht
whole country.
Northwest of the Mississippi there are bu
two winds, both, of course, parallel t.
the Rocky mountains One, the "hom,
wind" of the Dakotas, and til,
'northern of Texas, blows direc
from the polar seas, with but little obstruc
ton Clear and cold, this wind is engaged il
ceaseless warfare with the gulf wind. Afte
the "home wind" has. been boss for three O
four days, the gulf wind begins to brace up
The air grows misty, and a warm wind
charged with rain, rheumatism and bij
crops; begins to blow over the prairie
The two winds often join hands in a wilt
dance of death. One can tell how frequen
tornadoes and cyclones are by running owe
the losses of Fire and Wind Insurance com
pany in Iowa. The losses by tornadoes ar
over one in five.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08

tl.a ,useaae all over Europe is very
st iiaus, Aiild stated that tumigating baggage
eiHt passengers ami oiItr ordinary sanitary
iiec;hsian5 bow hs-ing exercised at Paris aud
other cites would moi prevent the disease
beng introduced throughout Europe. and,
perhaps, ultimately reaching America, as
the germ oi the disease is carried in the in
testines and might be dormant for some time
before developing sufficiently to PROSTATE the
person having it. He advised very strict
quarantine regulations as the best means of
preventing the introduction Of the disease.
MAsisEiLLES, July S.-Sixteen deaths oc-
CURED Sunday night, and twenty sick were
taken to the hGl lltal
ToULoN, July s.-There were nine deaths
Sunday night, The cemetery is keptopen all
light tor i.urial:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
An Act of War.

PARIS, July S.-Admirai Courbet, com
mander of the French fleet in Chinese
waters, has been ordered to seize the arsenal
at Foo Chow, and hold it as a hostage for the
payment of the indemnity of 500, 900, ,O0O
francs recently demanded by France from
China for the attack upon French troops by
the Chinese garrison of Lang Son.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08

BROOKLYN, July SIN an alleged inter
view between Hugh Mclaughlin, otherwise
known as Boss" published in an evening
paper on Saturday last, that gentleman is re-
ported as having said that he believed Blaine
could beat Cleveland in Kings county. Nc
Laughlin says there is no truth in the inter
view; it was utterly false. When ques-
toned, however, upon his views of the re-
lative strength of the two candidates, he
positively refused to speak on the subject.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
The Two Champions.

Friend-Ahl glad to see you, Blank How
did your great boat race with Swift, the
champion souller, come outs
Blank champion oarsrnan)-T won.
'Glad of it, glad Of it. was afraid hi
would beat you. What time did you maker
"An hour and a half"
'Great Leonidasi An hour and a half
Why, it's q tsn minutes course, and l hav,
seen you do 1t in eight"
well, you see, that villain Swift sold ou
the race, and was bound should beat him
and he rowed as slow as he could
@But why should that affect your time
Why didn't you spin over the course in eigh
minutes"
We'll, you see, had sold out, too. ant
wanted him to beat me-"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
MATCHMAKING vELEoRAPHY.


Meeting at Long Branch with she
View Of strong Combination.
NEW YoRK, July S-A conference between
the officials Of the Baltimore & Ohio, Postal
and Bankers q Merchants Telegraph com
panies was held on Saturday last at the West
End hotel, Long Branch. 1t is said that the
memorandum Of an agreement was signed
by President Bota, of the Baltimore & Ohio,
and representatives of the Postal and Bankers
& Merchants companies, looking to an early
consolidation or amalgamation of the eoni-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08

BROOKLYN, July s--Several members OF
the family of William H johnson, a Sandy
Hook pilot, also sister of DR.. E. Mott, were
very i'll Sunday IN consequence of eating ice
cream, which it was thought contained
acetate of copper The physician said he be
leved the cream was allowed to remain il
contact with copper vessel for some time
Several other persons who purchased cream
ut the same place were also reported ILL AL
are. however recovering.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08

Troy, n Y, July s.-Martin Hensey was
going home accompanied by his brother Sun
day night, when he met party of four Ar
alteration arose, when one of the four drew
pistol and fired, and Martin fell sho,
through the neck and died in fifteen minutes
Another shot wounded his brother, but
be will recover Julius Sabolt, Walt Brier
Philip Dame and Henry Stolls, believed to bt
the assailants are under arrest.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
NICE ICE CREAM PARLoRs.

B. Birkenfield has refitted his ice cream
parlors and he now has the cosiest and
most elegant ice cream room in the three
cities. tits well known that Mr.. Birken-
fields reputation for making delicious lee
cream is second to none in the west
When you want real nice dish of ice
cream, made from the pure cream, go to
Birkenfeld's on Fourth avenue. m2.3m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
And still there is some furniture at G

And still there is some furniture at G.
A. Doellinger's to be sold at two thirds
and below its value-such as parior suits,
chamber suits, marble top tables, literary
tables, hall stands, mirrors, wardrobes,
easy chairs, Brussels carpets, mosquito
bars, and many other goods too numer-
Gus to mention. Call early and secure
your bargains before it is too late.
26d1w,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
VOLUME XXXlI NO 29l.
LET THEM HOWL

For Tray has been caught in bad company and the
gey yep Soft soap and hard cider Annihate them not
for the intelligent public be fooled with bean pots false
preenders Good goods fair dealing lowest prices and pres
ent the last that breaks the backs of oppo
nents.
They all the people coming and going to and fro from
with of jealousy and hatred which finds vent
in their meek betting But the people not be fooled
neither they hoodwinked by the false preenders into
buying any Shelf goods when they to the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
Looking After British Interests.

LONDON, July S,-The embassy from
Queensland has succeeded in getting the home
government 10 appoint an additional com
mission to look after British interests in the
Pacific ocean, and especially charged to sus-
tam the policy of protectorate over New
Guinea
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
THE ASIATlc EPIDEMIC.
| Some Remarks OF Dr. KOeh-Tts
PrOrress in France.

PARIS, July S.--Dr. Koch, the discoverel
of the cholera germ in India, has dissected
the body Of marine, who died of cholera il
the Marine hospital after having been sici
only two hours He says the scourge nov
raging at Toulon and Narseilles is un
doubtedly Asiatic cholera Dr.. kocf
said the outlook for the spread q
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
Ice. Ice.

E. q. Barker is prepared to furnish
ure channel ice delivered to any part of
the city. Leave orders at Henry Lamps,
or address P. Q. Box, No. 972.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08
Collerc Roat Race.

SARA AToGA, July s-The inter collegiate
race, postponed from July 4, was won by tha
University of Pennsylvania, Cornell second,
fs,y,a $40
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-08

Dr. Prices Vanilla flavor Is extracted
from the vanilla pod, obtained from Mex
leo. This popular flavor, as made by DR..
Price. embodies all of the delicate aroma
of this agreeable fruit, and is free from
the strong, rank taste of those extracts
sold as vanilla If something nice is
wanted to flavor, get DR.. Prices Special
Flayoring extracts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI.
Special Message Of the President on
the Work Of the C0mnllsSiOn-
An Appropriation Needed.

Washington, January S.-Tbe presi-
dent to-day transmitted to congress
the following message;
transmit herewith communica-
ton from the secretary of war, sub
hitting tine annual report of the Mis-
sissippl river commission. take
this occasion to invite the early at
tention of congress 10 continuing the
work on the Mississippi river. which
has been carried on under the plans of
the commission. My sense of the
Importance OF the improvement Of this
river. not only to the people of the
Northwest, but especially the inhabi-
tants OF the lower Mississippi river
valley, has already been expressed in
IL special communication 10 the last
congress. The haryests Of cation and
grain products of the region bordering
on the Mississippi are 50 vast that
it will be of national
importance, and the project now be-
ing executed for their cheap traDspor-
tation should he sufficiently provided
for. The commission report the re-
cults still uncompleted, though the
works have been remarkable aud give
the highest encouragement for expect
ing ultima e success. The act of August
.. 1852, appropriated ~ l23 900 for work
On that part Of the river below Cairo
The estimates of the commits
sion already transmitted U
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
Like an Evil Spirit.

In olden times it thought that evil spirits through
cracks and keyhoes The generally approved way keep them
out plug the keyoles and stop the cracks
Notwithstanding these measures the evil things had their
own way and often came i'll rs they pleased
So malaria a-cays, We try keep it of the
keyhoe and in BY the crack We stop up the crack
10! comes from leak in the plumbing, opening from
neglected da or from unsupported and unguarded
direction.
We cannot always keep malaria but battle
Its effects
malaria has ghost chance This great
Your druggist sells H. and ought bottle the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09

congress call for S3,O0O,0n for
continuation of the work below
Cairo, and it appears from the report
that all of the last appropriation avail
able for active operations is exhausted,
and there is urgent need of an imme-
date appropriation of Sl0D0,00O To
continue work without loss
of time, in view OF the approach of the
flood season and its attendant dangers.
I therefore recommend 10 congress the
early passage of Il separate bill on this
subject.
Signed1 CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
Executive mansion, Jan. S, 1851.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
ENGLAND.
= suuPwREcKEp GREW

\ ElIiFM XXX IL I'D tkEW.
London, january S.--Tbe govern
ment OF the Dutch East Indles has
sent troops TO TIN west coast at Aclleen
10 compel The raian TO surrender the
crew Of twenty-five men Of the steam
er Miro, wrecked there in November
last. The vessel was plundered and
destroyed by the Acheenese. Among
the captlves are E5rcon Officer Moore,
two Italians, two Germans, two Nor
wegians and one American. The Brit
ish gunboat Pegasus was sent to their
relief in December, but was unable To
communicate with the rnjah, and
British Consul Kennedy reported If
the Pegasus had tired upon the tribe,
the prisoners would have been massa-
cred.
THE POPE AND CROWN PRINCE.
London. JanGaly S.-A Rome cor
respondent says the convention be-
tween the pope and crown prince OF
Germany consisted of two parts, one
TO remain absolutely secret aud the
other 20 be published ut the proper
time. The pope has informed the car
dinal that he he has consigned To the
secret archives detailed account OF
the conversation, that posterity may
have statement OF so much impor-
lance.
ARAB pAsHA's OPINION.
London, January s.--Arabi Pasha,
VINO is in exile in Ceylon, expresses
the opinion that the loss Of Sondan
will strengthen the government of
Egypt.
A FAILURE.
Liverpool. January S.--DaIt IL Rog-
err, printers, failed Liabilities eloO,-
OD0. FinaEcIal difficulties OF other
firms in he same trade are reported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
FRANCE.
PROTEST. or wORKMEN.

Paris, January S.-Unempioyed
worlimen have issued violent mani
festo calling meeting on Sunday to
protest against the minority of Paris
worlimen who were sent to Boston to
study the progress of American in
dustry, but wasted their time in hold
ing local meetings and tfaterni2ing
with the worst class of eXiles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09

Cairo, January s.--The text of the
letter sent to the khedive 10y The Egyp-
tian ministers who resi- ned says AS
The queens government has demand
ed Abandonment OF f5oudan, we have
no right to take Il step, since
c,oudan Is in possession of the
porte, and we are instructed
by the queens government
that the states OF Egypt should follow
its counsles without discussion. This
declaration violates the organic
rescript of August 2S, 1875, that the
khedive governs with and through bis
ministers. We resign because we are
prevented from governing in accord
ance with the constitution.