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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12
BARBER COUNTY INDEX
Official Paper of Barber County
and Medicine Lodge.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Some nObby hats at Goldsmith,s. q

Some nobby hats at Goldsmith,s. 81
Mr.. Phillips, the hotel man of Wei
lington is figuring on leasing the mann
moth Of this city.
The Christian mite will meet with
Mrs. Caruthers next Wednesday after
noon.
Before buying your holiday goods
don't fail to step in and see Hubbard's
stock. %
W. W. Robertson and family will oc.
cupy a. W. Titles house in q few
days.
That brand.new delivery outfit, with
all tho marks Of a city of the first class,
is the property Of Robertson Il Co.
J.W. Fleming, a Kansas City specu-
lator was among the horde here this
week looking for cheap property.
The services at the Christian church
will be continued every evening until
further notice 10y Elder Mulkey.
a------
Frech, the jeweler, has moved into
the Famous" building, where he will
be glad To meet his old customers.
Richardson. the Wellington merchant
has an agent here with a large lot of
fine cloaks and wraps this week.
II r sheldon tbis week sold his NOR
camille establishment TO W. b. Ramsey,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

The services ut the Christian church
will be continued every evening until
further notice 10y Elder Mulkey.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

at the Hoozier meat market cash
paid for hides and pelts of all kinds.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

The Christian mite will meet with
Mrs. Caruthers next Wednesday after
noon.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

J.W. Fleming, a Kansas City specu-
lator was among the horde here this
week looking for cheap property.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

Before buying your holiday goods
don't fail to step in and see Hubbard's
stock. %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

Wanted 10 cords of good, sound ;
wood. Enquire of the INDEX.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

Something very nice in side ddies at prices
to suit the times. at H. Brckhahn's. "a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

That brand.new delivery outfit, with
all tho marks Of city of the flrst class,
is the property Of Robertson Il Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-12-12

w. W. Robertson and family will oc'
cupy A. w. Titles house in a few
days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

day OF JunB, aud one,half on or before
the Goth dny OF December OF each year
provided, where any such buhlneah hhal
ba commenced In any year after said
Monday, said assessment shall be pro-
pOrliOnate In amount 10 the remainder
OF the assessment year, except that u
shall Ia no case be less than twenty-five
dollars, aud the same shall attach ana
operate ~ lien M aforesaid, NJ the date
OF and be paid within ten days alter
such commencement, and that whoever
shall engage or continue the business
aforesaid, OF selling intoxicating liquors.
In or upon land or premises not owned
by him, aud without the written consent
Of the owner thereof, shall be held gull
ty of "A misdemeanOr, and liable 10 be
punished bya ilne not exceeding one
hundred dollars nor less than twenty
iiye dOllara, or by imprisonment IN the
county jail not exceeding thirty days,
or both, at the discretion OF the court !
and each day'a continuance upon such
premises shall be Nh additional olfenHe.
SRo. o, That tho sale OF intoxicating
liquors, whether dlstilled, mat or vim
Ous, on the llrat day OF the week, COM
monty called Sunday, except by u regu-
lar druggist on tho written preAcrlp-
tIon Of q regular practicing physician
lOr nlrdcal pufpObrs Oniy, II hereby de-
clared unlawful; In all places where
such Intoxicating liquors are Oh other
days sold or exposed for sale, except
regular drug stores, shall on that day
DO closed; aud whoever makes anyauch
sale, or allows any such place 10 Lp open
or remain Open on that day, shal he hh,
cd In any aum not exceeding tlOO, aud
be imprisoned In the county jail or city
prison not exceeding thirty days. In
regular hotels and eating houses the
word "place" herein used shall be held
10 mean the room or part OF room where
such liquors are usually sold or exposed
for sale, aud the keeping OF such room
or part Of room securely closed shall be-
held, as 10 such hotels and eating hOu'
aes, M u closing OF u place within the
meaulngOi thla acti provided that moth
lug In this section shall prevent tht
council Of any municipal corporation In
the state from regulating and cOntf0ll'
ing, on such llrat day OF thu week, the
sale OF beer and native wine In such
manner ~ may by ordinance be prOyl-
ded, That the "act 10 amend section
G8li Of the Revised Statutes OF Ohio, as
amended April 3, 1884," passed April To-,
1852, be and the same is hereby repealed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

REPRESENTATIVES iron aud steel men
appeared last week before the Ways
aud Means Committee In Washington,
and argued against the Morrison bill
Those gentlemen want no revenue re-
form, They want government to take
care OF them and their industries at
Others expense, This Ia just what their
song Of protection" means. Their npr'
row minds will not look out and see
that the general good Ia individual
good that justice Ia the only safe rule
In administering public affairs.
The ancients represented ayerlce ~
blind; and truly this Ia the ease OF those
who clamor for protection" We're
they open to conviction, the experience
OF the last ten years would convince
them. protected" industries have been
the industries that hays suffered. From
time TO time these have had increased
"protection," In 1862 the Morrill, tarlll
gave these favored Industries all they
asked; and now they are opposed to be-
Ing brought down 10 that level. Ava
rice IL never satisfied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
We give below the twelve largest cit.
ies In the United States according TO
rank, with the population Of each &C.
cOrdinQ 10 tho census OF 1880:
PIIesi Plieai PIlsai

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch
Ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. Williams, ian Indian
remedy called DIR, WILLIAMS INDIAN
OINTMENT, A single box has cured tho
worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
years. standing. No one need suffer
Ave minutes after applying this wonder
fnl soothing medicine. Lotions and In
struments do more harm than good,
Williams Ointment absorbalthe tuin0rs,
allays'the intense Itching, particularly
al night after getting warm In bed),
acts az a poullice, gives Instant and
painless relief, and 10 prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, and
for nothing else. For sale by all drug
glsts, and mailed on receipt OF price, 81,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
V--.--7777777-777777 777777777777777-
MR. MoRRIsos's TARIFF Dill.
Views OF tho Leading Republican Advocate
OF Free Trade Opiuiona,

Views OF tho Leading Republican Advocate
OF FREQ Trade Opiuiona.
iron tho Now York Times. l,opublloan.l
Mr.. Morrison's bill Ia an honest, sim
ple, practical attempt 10 relieve the peo.
pie OF burdens which rest on every In
'lustry, every trade. every household and
individual In the land. II Ia not a theo.
rist'a bill; II is not In effect, though Il
may DO In intent, q political bill, and II
cannot be made one except by the mis-.
taken conduct OF party leaders, II does
not receive the support OF the Democrats
~ a party, nor reflect their views or
policy or tendencies. II is bitterly op.
posed by powerful faction In the party
and cannot now be claimed aa u Demo
cratic measure, II does represent sub.
4lantially the Views OF n large part, n
not Of tho great majority. Of the Repub.
lican party. II starts from the Morrill,
tariff, II stops short Of the ayOwed In.
tentlon OF the last Republican Congress.
II is purposely framed 10 meet tho posi-.
tlon TO which the Republicans are com.
United. There Ia no reason why II
should not receive the support OF c0nser.
atlye Republicans, except that II comes
from q Democratic source, aud that fact
would by such support, be deprived OF
all political Significance or effect. Re.
garding the principles and expressed
Intentions OF the bill --and " II be found
m examination, not ~ conform 10 these,
II can DO made 10 do so--it is the plain
est dictate OF duty anu policy TO adopt IL.
II, on the other hand, the Republicans
oppose II utterly, or II they offer In place
II II some such foolish device m the
abolition OF the sugar duty, they must
suffer the penalty OF conspicuous folly
and bad faith. They will then force
tho Democrats into the position OF
moderate and practical reform, and M.
lIlme for themselves the lndefensible
position OF indiscriminate support OF
nigh taxes for the benefit OF few favor
od interests. No sane man can doubt
what the choice OF the tnxpaying voters
would be between parties holding these
respective positions. II Ia Idle now 10
talk OF making the Issue between free
trade Democracy and Republican pro.
tection. The Morrison bill is not free
trade, and opposition 10 II Ia not, In any
decent sense, tho support OF protection.
The bill Ia, In effect, q moderate and
consei yative attempt 10 deal with the
actual and pressing needs OF the busi
ness Of tho country. by treating 10 fair.
ly and intelligenily the Republicans can
iefve the country with no harm 10 their
own party and no decided advantage 10
their opponenta. by blind adherence 10
tho tariff M II IL, exofbit6ft and oppres-
,ive, partial and unjust, they can do
themselves groat injury and greatly
help their opponents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
A sUBsrIrUrE ron ruE SCOTT bio.
UON LAW.


Tho following bill amcndatory OF the
Scott liquor lgw, pissed tho House OF
Representatives Inst week, tho vote
standing 80 yeas, all Democrats except
Mr.. Peet, nays ~, all Republicans ex-
cept Mr.. Byal and Mr., Work. II Ia the
old law with the McConnellsyille ordi.
nance eliminated, aud tho tax made pay
able In June and December Of each year
inetoad Of payable In advance on May I.
The text Of the law IL ~ follows;
SEc. 1. That section Q and section y OF
said act, further providing against the
evils resulting from the traffic IN intox
icating liquore, passed April II. 1883, be
no amended as 10 read no follows.
SEC. 2. That eaid assessments, togeth-
or with any increase thereof, az penal
" thereon, shall attach aud operate M
q lien upon the real property on aud In
whIca such business IN conducted, ~ OF
the fourth Monday OF April Of zach year,
and shall be paid nj tho times provided
for by law for the payment Of taxes on
real or personal property within this
pIatsj Ons.hslf on or before the 2oth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

The Democrat should know, II II
don't, that the reduction Of the wool
tariff by the last Congress no largely iD'
creased the importation OF that article,
that the revenues from II increased at
the rate Of over 100000 q year.--Alll'
ance Review.
This shows that the Republican tariff
Of the Last Congress, which kept up or
increased the tariff on wOOlen goods,
and at the same time reduced the duty
on imported wool, favored the manuiac'
turing monopoIists, The object was TO
give the monopollsts cheaper wool,
which the Review admits II did. The
Morrison bill proposes to eQualIze al
this business, making an average cut OF
20 per cent, with proper Determinations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

THE STARK COUNTY DEMOCRATS edl.
torials on the tariff amount 10 this, that
because everything has not been IN
satisfactory m the imagination can pie
ture under protection, therefore We
ought 10 do away with H. That paper
never attempts 10 show how tho present
system OF potectlon has caused tho eyils
which have occurred under II, aud which
In fact have occurred In spite Of II. The
DEMOCRAT might IN we'll argue that be-
cause we have thleyea and criminals In
spite OF law aud church, we ought 10 do
away with these,--Alliance Review.
When protection journals howl over
the horrors OF business ruin that would
follow revenue reform, which they call
free trade, we point them 10 tho busi.
ness disasters OF tho last ten years un'
der tho protective tariff. II ~ for them
10 explain this, but they never attempt
An explanation--not thoy Dlsagreeable
facts are troublesome customers These
protected industries have had all they
asked for Their plea was, II would
benefit the American laborer, and bring
prosperity to all, lnstead Of all this,
American laborersin In these protected In.
dustries are, M rule, reduced to pauper
wugos, and TO make their condition sill
worse. many employers ARE importing
laborers from Europe to dlsplace Ameri'
cana. The Hammer works nj Alliance
and the glass works NJ Kent are cases In
point. We remind tho Review that the
evils OF the last ten years In business
matters were not caused by free trade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
rrLronArnlo COMPETITION,
Iron tho Pittsburgh Post

The Baltimore aud Ohio Telegraph
Co., an OulgrOwth OF the telegraph ser
vice OF the railroad company, IN hasten
ing u wide extension OF lts buslneaa, aud
viii adOn become the most formidable
competitor the Western Union has ever
had 10 deal with. lta system extends
from New York city 10 Philadelphia, Bal
tlmOfe, Washington, Pittsburgh, Chica'
40. Cincinnati aud st. Louis aud inter
mediate points, Afew days ago II COM
pleled the purchase Of the National Tel
egraph Co., which has thousand miles
Of working line, extending from Buf
lalO 10 Chicago along the Nickel Plate,
aud frOm New York " Buffalo along the
West Shore railroad.
In addition, the Baltimore company
will lay u new Atlantic cable this sum
mer aud spring. The cable Will be-
ready for business early In August, and
will cost about 5000, 900, aud Will go
into active competition with the pfea'
ent cable companies, which have nn az.
gregate capital stock OF $S0.0DO0OO.
Ihe Baltimore aud ODiO Telegraph
Co., IN Il distinct organization, dates
llUn dNlls loosi Uhi ~ NlhuWi1 NVh
trOlled by the railroad company, Here
we have The basis OF what appears 10 be
permanent aud effective competition 10
The Western Union, In n rival enterprise
that can neither DO bullied or bought
out. Az least this seems the reasonable
view when va recall The independent
policy Of the railroad company haa gen
efally pursued. Mf. Garrett, Ia an In
tefyiow, says.
When Mr.. Gould was associated with
~ IN the American Union he used 10
argue that when the stock OF the Neai
efn Union amounted 10 Nl,O0O,O00 the
company would DO NO enormously over
capitalized that mn opposition company
could earn dividends at rates that would
not pay the Western Union. Now that
the atOck Of the Western Union has
swollen 10 SS0.0O0,00O. plus Ia cable,
Mutual Union, nnd other guarantees,
consider Mr. dOuld'a argument stronger
Than ever. showing that the Baltimor,
Il Ohio Telegraph, built for cash, and
no watered stock, will pay satisfactory
profits, NJ the same time giving the com
pnny the benefit OF telegraph compoti
ton.
with fair competition In the telegraph
service, the cull for u Government pos
tai telegraph will eubalde; but should
the question arise OF tho Government
buying aud operating telegraph lines, 1,
will be an important fucL that II cal
deal with two competing companies
like the Western Union aud Baltimor,
u Ohio for the purchase OF their plant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

SENATOR SHERMAN IL opposed TO any
agitation OF the tariff question by the
present Congress. lnasmuch ~ Mr.,
Sherman is posing an u possible Presl'
Dental candidate, HIS stand on this
question means great deal. lie prob
ably is willing to let well enough alone
Exchange.
Senator Sherman was not opposed 10
agitation Of the tariff question by the
last Congress; and was the active man
In cutting down the tarfl on wool, and
raising II on wOollen manufactures.
His aim seems TO have been TO admil
raw materials free to bene0t manufac'
tures, and also keep up the enormous
tariff for protection, aud thus accom-
modate monOpolists both ways, Slip
perry John Sherman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
OIL INSPECTOR.
An Alleged appointment That would De
Unsatisfactory


Unaatiafaotory
A Plain Dealer reporter ran across an
old Democrat this morning, who said.
"What IN the meaning OF that para
graph In your paper, yesterday, saying
that d. .. Ballentine ig 10 DO appointed
state oil lnspectorw
"rhat pa agraph came from the 70.
ports 0f the Columbus papere.'
"Well, sir" said old Democrat, "tbnt
appointment would not give satisfaction
10 Tho Democrats OF Cleveland. This
Mr.. Ballenline IN n late resident OF Ge0r-
gia, aud only returned last year NJ the
instance Of tho BOokwalter crowd. aud
has no claims for such an 0fllce. This
office belongs " Cleveland. W. II. Hill
mnn, who waa Ilred out few yenrs ago
Dpcnueo he was Democrat IL Nh appli
cant for reappointmoEt, Ile ought ~
have II and n tie Governor cannot give
II TO him he ought 10 give II 10 John
Koch or Mr. Ahlficla. representatives OF
the German element. IL iaa Cleveland
appointment and those Cleveland men
who afe trying 10 throw " TO the Spr ng.
field B0Okwalter men mlHrepfebont thu
sentiment VI tho men who secured the
domination OF George lloadly. Every
Bookwalter man In Ohio was for Durbin
Ward M against the present Governor
aud II no knows who his friends are, ~
he ought 10. he Will not giyea Cuyahoga
appointment 10 his enemies from other
c0Unties,"-plaln Dealer
Mr.. Ilillmap 10 u very worthy gentle
mn "A aud ,.nuid M dathl In aree nj m IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
Legal Notice.


Henry sheatslcy, whoac residence Ia unknuwn will
take nOoo that Jcse shea Adninlat ator Of the
calAlr OF william bheatflcy deceased, on tho OH di
OF Noyombcr 1904. nod hp petition IN tho probat
Court within aud Tor tic ooy " stark and State Of
Ohio alleging that tho personal estate 0f hAd doccot
IN insuncicht 10 pay his duba and tho clafpes NJ adj
DDniuinR hln estatol that c died seized IN feo aim
pie Of tho following foacfDod real estate situate In said
county 10 witt Known 40 part Of tho southwest quar-
tor Of section raht tb towllghip oaItotn tiB range
acyon l7l COMMENCING iof tho same NJ tho nOithrast
corner o Wood Au kAagnu Streets IN tho town " Up
naeuThl tlcncc north along Wood street flyo chains
aud niton llnhn tptnce east three chains and tsIk
ilnka thence south nyp rhnna AID fifteen llnB thnts
wort three chainA and th LINKS 10 tho place u Uogn
nina, ctocpiiua iip fuu wldo M the woat ulde of
PROMISES upon which the steam MN 10 situate aud
that MARI A. bhcn'slcy, ~ widow OF Hald doc nj N
untitled 10 d0wcr ~ said promises.
Tho prayer Of said petition IA io tho assignment Of
dover 10 paid MARI A. yheaiElcy. Tor sae Of uAld pro
tho debin aud charges Aforesaid =
fi,e said bcnfy sheaisley will further tako notoe
that he hhs boon mhdo party defendant 10 nAd pei
op aud that bo IA required 10 answer tho nAIne on or
before Tho 10Th day Of March, A. ~ itsei,
JhSBh aHkATzLEY
Admnatrator NJ Aiofcsaid
ny MONO n MoOAnrr, hl Airn ianigL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
EHE sTARK COUNTY DNM0cRAT, rEDRUARY 20, 1854.

most reputable physlclana and surgeons
In New York, but with no better succeaa.
They had all pronounced II cancer, and
declared she muat die. The flesh OF her
breast was eaten away down 10 the ribs;
the breast bona was laid bare and the
disease made ita way upwards, causing
ihe breaat bone TO be detached from the
wall OF the chest. hanging loose from
above. Sec page 2b, Of Hartman's ella
OF Life" how Pernna cured her. They
are given away by druggists (gratis).
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
Road Notice.

Notoo Ia hereby givcn that petition will be prcscn
tel 10 the Commissioners ~ STARR county Oh0 nj thei
regular Hcaa0n " br held on the mt MOndAy Of March
A. u. ib3i wit March Urd) praying for tho lncn.
ton and establishment of County TOAD along thu FOL
lOwnn douciibod rOutn IN nAd county TO Wit DcglI
ming on tho west De OF the road leading IRON Navarro
10 wayncuburgh In nuihlohom township, SAID county,
NJ point whefo naid wu no ofoaacs the south bOnn
dAfy line Of tho sou hwuat quarter " section number
thrte IN bethlehem towDhhlp, and run thence west
along said south boundary line aud along also tic
south boundary liDe OF section number four IN said
bethlehem township, W and terminating IN tho Nasi
llDo VI tho road loading on Bolivar TO Navarro nj thr
point NJ which hAd eat limo crosses nnld aouh limo O
said section number four " terminate ~ near aaid
point ~ possible PETITIONER
lAillOow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
Legal Notice.

Ida v, Underwood rcsidcnt Of Saline county, In tho
state OF kahAs interested IN the estate O hudOphuB
MARTIN deccAscd Alo 0f stark o0un " OHIO M heir
otherwise will take notes that va have presented 10
tho Probate Court Of STARK county ohio for moNan
" IN against the Anld estnS ooftain aim VI Aeyen
hundred and aoyontyfyo dOllam md thrlynlno conln
tT7b bD Tor dry goods md groceries, sold uni deliver
I'd by IN 10 said drccdrnt during his lie time NJ h
quest aud that tho testimony o0nccnlnR said clam
Will be heard by aAd court on tho nrgt day OF March.
A. ID, 1854 JAMES "A MARLIN
WILLIAM n MARTIN,
Administrator with the will annexed. VI the
oNtAlo VI hudOlrhua Martin.
Dy A. o, HMM, their Atry, fob2h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

Mr.. j. V. McElhenle, formerly editor
OF the DOylestOwn, Ohio, Journal, aud
for some weeks past employed In u, u,
Hyde's Job Olllce (press Office OF the News)
In this city, has invented u combined
case lamp fixture and lead Rnd dash
rack for printers use, which IL destined
TO become very popular with the craft,
Mr.. NJ. has taken the preliminary steps
toward securing u patent on hls lnyen'
tion,-LincOln, Neb,, Newa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
Road Notice.

Notice IA horeby given tina, petition will no pfoson.
tod 70 the Commissioners OF stark county OHIO NJ their
regular heaAlon 10 DO hed on tho mt MOnday Of March,
d. ltsi, praying for tho vacation 0f thnt portion VI
said county and being the rOAd leading from NA,Arfp
10 wayncsburgh IN bethlehem township, IN bAd ooun
", towltl Beginning ~ thc northwest corlcr Of tho
hOtrhwot quarter " section number four IN
said Dcthlohnm township And running
thence IN enthusiastically direction, tofmln
Atlna at The south boundary lnc q tho southwest quar-.
Tor OF section number thrcc VI said township not in
distant ffum tho southeast corner of that quarter.
laiID0ow Pk,rlIlONun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

Every one likes 10 take solid comfort
ind II may be enjoyed by everyone
who keeps Kidney.W0rt In the house
md takes q few doses al the first symp-
toms OF an attack OF malaria, rhenma-
tisn, biliousness, jAundice or any sffec.
tlon Of Tho liver, Kidneys or bowels. II
% ) purely Ysgsiabls scnpOpna n TOsts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

leaves aud berries known 10 have spec.
ial value 10 kidney troubles. Added 10
these are remedies acting directly on
the liver and bowels, II removes the
cause OF disease and fortihea the sys'
tenn against new attacks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

General Gordon arrived at Khartoum
on the 10th and has u proclamation post
cd, recognizing El Mahdl aa the Sutton
OF K0rd0ian, RENTING half the taxes
aud placing no restriction on the slave
trade. The Arabs NJ Khartoum express
great satisfaction. Gen. GOrdon'a pro-
.iamal aliOn uas BEEN sent 10 oil tribes.