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English officials are alike half paralyzed. The
English insist upon reforms to which the Khe
dive assents but he does not carry them out.
The opinion is daily growing strong that England
will be compelled to accept the direct response
bility for governing Egypt.
Khartoum is naturally marked out by its sit
uation as the capital of the Soudan. Built in the
angle formed by the junction of the Blue and
White Niles, the meeting point of the roads from
Dongola and Egypt on the northwest and north
from Suakim and Berber on the northeast from
Darfur on the west, from Kordofan, SEMINAR
and the equatorial provinces ON the south,
it is the commercial center of the whole
region, and has ever since the con
quest of the country by Egypt, been
the chief seat of Egyptian power and the resi-
Gence of the Governorgeneral of the Soudan.
The town, near which are some ruins of the
time of the Pharaohs is built along the left
bank of the Blue Nile, with the White Nile in its
rear in a wide, barren and stoneless plain, and
protected by dikes against inundation from the
two rivers. 1t is ], 400 feet above the sea- and
has some $4,000 inhabitants of whom about two
thirds are slaves for Khartoum was at one time
the headquarters of that Ubiquitous traffic,
which, after the subjugation of the country by
Egypt rapidly supplanted the legitimate trade
in ivory and other natural products of the
Soudan, and is the fons ct origo mali in all the
wars WHICH have SO constantly disturbed Une
country.
Khartoum is, from military point of view,
position of great strength. 1t is protected by five
detached earthwork forts, but these are said to
be weakly armed and its most efficient protec-
ton are the broad rivers ON either side of it.
force coming from the west would find it a mat
ter of great difficulty to cross the White Nile in
the face of the enemy; and, even if that move
ment effected, the approach to the town
across plain which affords no shelter whatever
to an attacking force would be a very difficult
operation in face of defenders armed with weap-
G.s Of precision. The garrison of Khartoum is es-
tlinated at 1000 men, all thus armed. 1t is true
that the Mahdi, since the capture of Obeid,
Is~st have a good many weapons of precision
himself but his troops are said, whether from
fanaticism or ignorance, to be averse to using
them. Colonel Stewart writing from Khartoum
on Feb 20, soon after the fall of Ell Obeid, de
cared that it very improbable the Mahdi
should venture to KhartOum. In the course of
the spring, however, the Mahdi did venture but
was easily repulsed 1t is likely, therefore, that
after so great a success he will make another at
tempt on the capital The present season, in
deed, is favorable to military operations whereas
the summer, and especially the months from
June to September-the time of the rains and
fioods-greatly interferes with them
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A Negro Woman Burned to Death

KANSAS CRY, Jan. 1.-Four negro cabins
burned in West Kansas last night. To-day some
of the neighbors discovered the body of Maggie
Howard, dissolute negress, in the ruins. There
is suspicion that the woman was murdered by
her negro paramour and the shanty burned The
man is said to have disappeared.
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A Prematmre Report.

KEoKUK Ia Jan, l.-rJudge McCrary has not
resigned. The exact truth is that certain nego
tiations of business character are pending
which may or may not lead to his resignation.
The question will probably be decided in day
tNNn-
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In the nature Of things, it is
not possible to devise a mathe-
NAUTICAL formula by means of
which the sum Of several I'M
known quantities can be deter
termined. Globes No. 1 and
No. 2, at the
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Heavy SHOWS Storm.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA fine, drifting snow has
been falling all day making getting about
very uncomfortable and delaying trains in all
directions. AT this hour tonight 40 o'clock the
storm continues with undated violence Adj
vices from points in Nebraska Iowa and Illinois
are to the same general effect and indicate that
the snowfall is widespread
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characterization Day.

ATLANTA Ga, JAN l.-Emancipation day was
celebrated to-day by the colored people, 1900
turning out. Bishop Turner, colored in
speech said: 1.-THE devil in hell would not make
such distinctions against negroes as are made
in this countrvr
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LIMA, via Galveston, Jan. IA letter from
Pasas Mayo states that Puga has been complete
ly overthrow, the battle ON the heights of Slol-
Ion, lasting ten hours. The government troops
were under the command of Colonel Iglesas
Puga fled towards Panca, pursued by the national
fn1caS
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Bett, the Austrian executioner, was found
dead in bed. He is supposed to have been vie
tim of revenge.
Ten minor failures in the iron trade are re-
ported at Birmingham. Other small failures in
the same trade have occurred elsewhere.
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BosToN, JAN IA private dispatch announces
the loss of the ship Adam NJ, Simpson, from
llolo for Boston, with sugar The cargo was
valued at $4,000 Insured. The crew was
saved
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Injured by an EXPLOSION.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 1.-Winlield Heisler
of Heisler, Mcbride & Co., coppersmths had
his skull fractured to-day by the explosion of a
copper kettle formerly used to hold nitrogly
cerine, some of which remained in the hollow
handle, and when held over the fire, exploded.
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Wages Reduced.

TRENTON, N j., Jan 1.-The wages of the en-
ployes of John A Roebling & Sons wire mill
have been reduced 10 percent
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New YORK, Dec Arrived: Gallia, from
Liverpool
Boston, Jan. 1-Amvcd; Lamaria from
TivarDoOl
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

MI
Constitution.
PARIS, Jan. lit is stated the scheme for the
revision of the French constitution, as proposed
by Ferry, Prime Minister chiefly aims at the
abolition of the Office of life senator and the
the restoration of the scrutin de liste system Of
voting. 1t is believed the party of the Right
will support the latter proposition
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corps and their wives which was served promptly
at II O'clock according to the time honored
custOn1
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Similar lists of other manu-
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Colonel Burnaby Points Out the Real Source
Of the Danger and Indicates the
Duty of the British.
RiOting at DrOmOre, Ireland, Between
0rangemen and Nationalist.
One Man Fatally Injured, Others Badly
Hurt, and Serious Outbreak Only
Averted by Strenuous ExertiOns.
THE EGYPTIAN SITUATION.
Affairs Daily Growing Worse--The Mahdi's
Probable Movements.

LONDON Jan. 1.-The state of affairs grows
steadily worse. Ell Mahdi is probably approach
ing khartoum The ministry at Cairo and the
English officials alike half paralyzed The
English insist upon reforms to which the Khe
dive assents, but he does not carry them out.
The opinion is daily growing strong that England
will be compelled to accept the direct response
bility for governing Egypt,
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East 5sth-st New.Iork City.
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WANTED to lease, in Westminster County,
from April house Of ten rooms With I'VE 70 ten ss Ss
twenty miles from city Address, stating rent etc. HOME
No. 926 De Kalbaye, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-19

Art Schoc-s City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI beginning Tuesday oct L. IN DRAWING, OIL and WA
TER COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE FLONlhS ana
ANDsCAPE, CHINA PAINTING ana DECORATION.
STU do NO. 50 MApISONANE.
References: -.
MI. D. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM HART NJ
JAMES HART MI a. T. BELLOWS