Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-27
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. MAR. 81. iss4
In FOREIGN LANDS.
EsuL,su ADvAsuEs IN TIE SUDAN
rhs Bri,ish Burn Tamspieb and Disperso
tho Prophetic Troops-Nsws From GER
inauy- RismsrcKr How to sar.
gent ParueII Ialkr,

Dauy-BtsmArckN bOw tO Ahta
gent-ParuoII Talks.
LONDON. March 27.-Gen. Graham tele
graphed this morning to the following
effect "rhe evening and night were
cool. Reveille was sounded this
morning at $3.50, and az quickly as posi-
BILE the troops were got in readiness to
advance on Tamaneib. Tho cavalry are
in front, the infantry follows In eohelon
Of brigade squares with tho guns between
the brigades."
A later dispatch says that the British
advanced to-day to Tamaneib and burned
the village. The Arabs fled and the fight
ing is ended.
sbirmishIug at tho Frort
SAUKGM, March 27.-The British b gan
an advance to Tamaueib at FIVE o'o'ock
this morning. Firing opened at
half past seven, and was brisk on both
sides. The cavalry made the attack and
drove the rebels from the rocks, dispensing
them among the hills. There were no
British casualties.
" the Campaign 4. Now st an End"
On reaching Tamauieb tho men and
horses made straight for the wells to slake
their thirst. The campaign is now at an
end.
English Courtesy.
At tho lunch, at London the other day
on board tho Alert, the vessel which he
English government has presented to the
United States to be used in tho expedition
to the Arctic regions.in search of Greely
and his party, tho Earl Of Northbrook,
first lord of the admiralty, proposed a
toast to President Arthur,
Bismarck's Courteous BOW"
BERLIN, March 81 Tho DeUtSche Iage
bIdn says : "At the dinner which he gave
in honor of tho empeTor's birthday Primo.
Bismarck greeted Minister Sargent with q
courteous bow, but shook hands with all
the other diplomats"
Trichinosis Ia Germany.
1t is officially stated that last year at
Ermsleben, small town Of Prussian-
| SaxoDy, 403 persons were seriously i'll and
| died from triohinosis. Tho disease was
caused by eating raw pork, which all came
from eating one and tho same hog.
German Irsgeoy a La E'op's FsDIes.
A captain and a lieutenant of the Ger.
man army fell into quarrel while playing
cards. Tho lieutenant became furious,
whisked out his sabre aud gave the cap
tain death stroke.
Dynamite at LSipzic.
LEIPZIG, Germany, March 27.-The
police have discovered dynamite bomb
shell in densely crowded building. No
clue is reported as TO its origin Or how il
came there.
| mar. Parneli TslKs About the franchise Bin
| DUBLIN, March 27-The Freeman,
Journal, Of which Mr., L. Dwyr Gray, NJ
p, is editor, publishes this NOR
ming an interview with Mr.. Par
nell. The House of Lords, Mr.. Par
nell believes, will reject tho new fran
chise bill. The result of this will be a
dissolution of Parliament and au appea
to the country. The government, he says
is dependent in committee of the whole
upon the Irish vote for majority.
The raising of general fund is con
templated to meet the exigenciCs of th'
Parpellites.
| BishopIio appointments by tho rope.
ROME, March 27-At tho consistor,
held to-day the pope appointed Right Rev
f. X. Lervy, archbishop OF New Orleans
aud Right Rev. Do Manning, now at Cor
pus Christie, Texas, bishop Of Mobile.
| sympsthIzing rronGn LnDorors.
| PARIS, March 27--A number of dele
gates from the workingmen have resolved
| that it is morally incumbent on French
labor societies to grant assistance to the
| striking cigar makers OF New York"