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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
WASHINGTON.
Colorcd Brethren who do Not Dmeii
Together In UsitJ.
worrison's Tariff Reform BillTo BE re-
ported IoDay.
work for the Week Topics TO be DIS
cuSsed In Congress.
How Cheap Postage Has Been Received
by the Country.
special 20 the Gazette.
CoLoHED LEADERS.
nnn,,. - .ffIE rAMn.

special 20 the Gazette.
COIoKED LEADERS.
ROW IL THE CAMP.
Washington, March . For the first
timr since emancipation, the negro
leaders OF the country seem liable 10
divide on sectional lines. Some time
apo. Rev. c. S. Smith of Illinois, and
other noted Northern race leaders,
iss,led a call for national colored con-
yeutiop. TO be held at Pittsburg, Penn.
svIynnia. April 10Th. IL was stated
that the object of the convention
would be 10 discuss the suiterings and
alleged social and political disadvan-
tags forced upon the colored race by
white Southern Democrats, but IN iS'
sninr the call Smith and his assistants
only invited Northern men. Not
single invitation was sent TO
the colored leaders south Of Mason q
Dix0n's line, and II is known that
Smith said on several occasions that
his reasons for this were that southern
coIored men were ignorant, that their
knowledge IL limited To the require
ments Of pls:ita,ion laborers, and that
they were unfit to participate in q po-
litical convention. The southern
leaders are naturally lublBHAul, anu
smith aud the Northern party were
communicated with, but receiving no
satisfactory answer Smalls oi South
Carolina, Pinchbark OF Louisiana and
other politicians of less note have now
commenced counter move
ment, and declare they will
hold convention also, the object OF
which Will be to iuyeigh against the
doings OF the Pittsburg convention.
They claim that the lowest col0red
men in the country live in the South,
aud as the Pittsburg convention is to
discu Southern questions, they
should have been given greater promi-
ncnce than their Northern brethren.
Smith arrived here yesterday TO at
tempt Cancellation. lie asked ex-Sen-
ator Bruce Of Mississippi TO speak at
but he positively refused,
and Fred Douglass also refused, and
both denounced Smiths proceedings.
The matter has caused much bad feel
ing among the colortd residents Of
aud much sectional
talk Is INDUCED in. smith is the most
prominent coiored Republican in the
West. and has attained wide fame for
his address at chicago against the de-
,i,iou Of the supreme court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
FOREIGN.
lKl LASE.
FUNERAN OF JERoME COLLINS.

FUNERAL OF JEROME COLLINS.
Cork, March 9.-The bodies of
Jerome J. Collins and his mother
were removed this morning from their
temporary resting place TO Queens
town cathedral After high mass, a
procession, headed by brass band
playing the Dead March in Saul, and
comprising the amalgamated trades
gulld, the town commissioner aud
about five thousand citizens, escorted
the remains through the principal
streets TO the admiralty pier, where
they were placed on the steamer Erin,
accompanied 10y the mayor and
corporation of Cork and
the immediate friends of the
deceased. The river procession
then started for Cork, the Erin lead
ing, followed by steamers crowded
with citizens, the British admiralis
plnnace, a mau-Ol-war tender with The
Blue Jackets, and u customs launch
upon which was Pratt, the American
consul at Cork. All the vessels In the
procession had their flags at hall mast
Us did al 10 the shipping in the harbor.
On reaching Cork, in spite of the in
clemency OF the weather, an immenge
procession was formed, Consisting
o. the town corporation, various
literary societies, students OF Queen,
college, Catholic clergymen, mer-
chants and tradesmen, also John and
WIN. Redmun, members Of parlla.
ment, and Michael Davitt. The cor.
tege wended its way to Curraph Cnn.
pane, one mile from town, where the
bodies were inferred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Threats of Lynching.

Chicago, March 9.-The Daily News
Lincoln, ILL.,, special says the sheriff
received atelephOne message last night
that mob had formed at Chestnut for
the purpose OF coming here aud lynch
ing Hall, who liz in Jail charged with
triple murder near Mt. Pulaski IA
year ago.
The sheriff removed the prisoner
from the Jail and seereted him in "A
private house under guard all night
The mob learning that the sheriff had
becn warned, cut the telephone wire
and dispersed. II Is rumored they are
coming tonight. and the sheriff IL
preparing to guard the prisoner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
C0TULIA.
Tho smnll.Poz Scare--An Appeal for n
Prisoner Cattle Shipments.

thc sinhllfOI Ncart--An Appeal for n
rrisoncr-Cattle Shipments.
special to the Gazette.
CotLlla, March 9-The smallpox
scare continues 10 increase, hu. the
people of Cotulla feel snie, ny q lockout
Is kept for the drst appearance Of the
disease.
There Is man In jail here by the
name Of Willie Cox who accidentally
shot John Portiee some six weeks ugo
who prays for an examining trial.
which II seems he cannot get. Public
ointment seems to be In behalf of the
pris ner. AT least a preliminary trial
should be grated him, and IN behalf
of the newly made county, other PEG.
PIE ask that they start with Justice to
this man, who Is now languis hing in
jail. The wounded mau IL up aud ex-
onerates Willie Cox, 50 your reporter
Is informed.
a large ahipment OF stock left here
yesterday lor Northern markets. A ear
load OF imported Durhanls was reccly.
ed to-day by j. W. Taylor.
No rain yet,
The GAZETTE is becoming the Jour
nal Of the day here.
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HOnors to GarihaIdi.

A oLapleton, Staten Island, March o.
"'Se reputation of Italians from
flo iork city this afternoon visited
G OH ,uuiiege where Garibaldi lived at
dons ,. L., and placed over the
in I,a,, mhite marble tablet inscribed
ls5i ~ an Here lived in exile, from
Gnisa,i oo9' The hero OF two worlds,
friendsP = oaribaldi; dedicated by SOME
patrias =, Aiessandro Olderi, a com.
Spsechss, oaribaldi delivered a euogy.
Seechi Daa were also made by q. #.
d'ItaIias assaIie, editor of the Echo
A fnst ~ una nu Luigi Broiolf, sculptor.
Island ", u1aribaldi was placed on the
the nart Oapfra. After banquet,
f"'y returned to New York.
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SPECIAL ORDERS.

SErFoR TIE PRESENT WEEK.
Washington, March 0..-The bill 10
remove certain burdens on the Amer
lean merchant marine, and to encour
age the American foreign carrying
trade, has been made the special order
for Thursday. All special orders are
liable, however, TO be pushed aside hy
the regular annual appropriation bill,
or revenue measures. The first spe-
cial order for the week in the senate is
on Tuesday, when the house bill to
regulate practice in patent suits IL en-
titled To consideration. The Fit2
john Porter hill and the bill To aid
In the establishment and temporary
support u common schools are both
made special orders for next Wednes-
day. The frat named measure will
encounter strong opposition from Gen.
Logan and other Republican senators.
hut the Impression is that IL will pass.
The educational bill will give rise TO
considerable discussion. Ii Is possible
that one or more special orders will he
set aside, giving place temporarily TO
the Mexican treaty, which will be
taken up ON Monday, and eonsidera.
ton of which, II IS intended, shall
continue until FINAL vote Is reached.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
COMMITTEE WORK.

REPoITS READY FOR MONDAY.
Washington, March 9.--In the house
tomorrow Morrison intends to report
from the ways and means committee
the tariff bill agreed upon by the ma
jority, and the members of the appro-
priation committee expect 10 report
the Indian appropriation bill. The
measure for the retirement and RECON-
ing of the trade dollar has been made
the special order for Tuesday, and the
committee on Pacific railroads has
leave to call up from the calendar ON
Wednesday any bills that may then be
perfected 10y the committee relating
TO the Thurman sinking fund act, or
to amounts due from the Pacific rail
roads for surveying and pateuting
lands. The committee expects To
complete tomorrow the bill on the
former subject.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
COLONEL CASH.
Involved in Hore Bloodsisd--his son Il
Fugitive and Himself Arrested.

Columbia, :. c., March Hogan
Cash escaped to the swnmps, but Col'
Cash, father Of Began; Is a capt 1--WE
men. commanded by Chief State Con-
stable Richburg, lefl the city under or
ders OF from the governor to proceed ! 70
Chesterfield county ana capture w. H.
Cash, who killed w. II. Richards,
town marshal Of Cheraw,
and whom the governor
had proclaimed s fugitive from justice.
The posse arrived ut Cashs piaee
early this morning and surrounded The
residence OF Col. f. b. Cash, the father
of the fugitive, and arrested Began
Cash, who was sleeping in an out
building, hut he escaped into me
swamp, which is now being searched.
L. b Ca9h. discovering a picket at
daylight, armed himself and attempt
ed to escape, but he ran against a AMEN
Der OF the posse, VINO isVeileu his
rifle and compelled Cash to drop his
WpaDOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
A Jewish Convention.

Cleveland, Ohio, March "a gen
erai convention of the Jewish order of
Kosher Shel Barrel met here te.dsy
and was called to order 10y Hon. Simon
WON of Washington, chairman Of
the executive committee. The tenn
porary chairman was Samuel w. Wal.
ner of Peoria; temporary secretary
Alfred 4. Jones of PHILADELPHIA. Per,
maneht Officers elected: President
Warly Platzek Of New York: vice
presidents, lsidore Hikerman of New
York, Louis Abraham of WashinS,on
aud Aaron Norden of Chicago; score.
tary, l.. Liezrsabn of New York: ser.
geast-at-arms, Aaron D.nley Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Marine Arrivals.

Galveston, March '0.-Arriv ed
Steamship: City Of Norfolk, from Cor
pus Christi; Alamo from New York;
schooner James Andrew from Cal
casieu; Antonictta from Calcasieu:
Adela from Calcasieu.
Sailed-Steamship Arkansas for Nor
gan City.
New Orleans. La, March 9.-ATived
Steamships Wanderer rom Port An
tonic: Olive Branch from Messina:
Gillian from Liverpool,
New York, March 9-Arrived-
Steamer Britannia from Liverpool;
Persian Monar h from London; Main
| from Bremen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
5uciHtCd Press.
CBEAr POSTAGE.
COMPARATIVE STATISTICS.

'bfii IVA . ' a. - y ~ l11 NO
Washington, March 0.-Since the
introduction Of the two cent letter
postage rate, there has been an uneX-
pectcd reduction in the number OF
postal cards is,Iled. For five years the
annual increase in issue has been
fourteen per cent, but sluce July LIST
last there has been I'm increase of
eighteen per cent, in adhesive stamps
and and twentY-tivo per cent. in
stamped envelopes issued during those
eight months, and the issue of postal
caIds only reached 25G ,553, $50 MS
against 960, 225 go for the correspond.
ing period of the preceding year. In
consequence OF the decreased demand
for postal cards, the acknowledgements
al sent II letter TO the speaker OF the
house. informing him that the estimates
for cost manufacturing cards for the
next fiscal year may be reduced $3.50,
ODO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
An Ohio Murder.

CINCINNATI, March AT Wllnlny.
ton, Clinton county, Ohio, at : o'cIoci,
Inst evening, City Marshal John II
Iandown was shot in the head ond
silled instantly by Alfred Ballard a
drunken man, when under arrest nnd =
on his way to prison in charge of the
marshal. II required great discretinn
70 prevent the crowd from lyncl,ina,
Ballard. While on the way 10 iail
after the murder, some person I mn
known cut Ballard in the Side.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Bnrbed Wire Makers.

ST. Louis, March ct is given out
as one of the results Of the recent meet
ing here OF barbed wire makers, that
steps were taken for the practical
consolidation OF all barbed wire manu-
factories in the country, under the
name OF the National Barbed Wire Co.
Another meeting will be held in n
couple Of weeks, ut which final
arrangements for the amalgamation
and organization Of the new company
will probably he made. This has
caused IAN advance of one cent per
pound In the price OF wire. There is
said to be ~ great demand for wire on
account Of the recent rise from five to
eight doilais per ton in the cost OF
raw nlNterinl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Two Criminal Cases.

Columbus, Ohio, March 9.-The case
o. the state against Rev. b. NJ. O'Boy-
,ah was continued 10 late hour at
New Lexington last night, and went
over 10 Monday. 1t is expected to
complete the preliminary hearing by
-, me preliminary hearing of parties
irnhrged With lynching Peter Clifford
bb1 icy before the same justice today,
u -, Iiitie progress was made, aud
~ &c, case viii go before The grand jury
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
-==------s -
4 SNOW SLIDE.
Sweeping Down aOuniain-LoSs OF
Life and Properly.

Salt Lake, Utah, March AT
6:3O on Friday night on the lth, a
SHOW slide half II mile in width, ex-
tending from Summit down to Alta,
swept away the works of the new
Emma mine, killing Gus hiIbecker'
foreman, ID. d, Wasson, machinist,
and his brother, Samuel Prethers,
Charles Collins and wife, Edward
Crockett, Hattie Plenor, o. J. John
son, y. $. Delauo, Willard Stephen
son and John Richardson. The ladies
were all recovered except one. 1t is
the worst slide ever known. In Little
Cottonwoods The snow is piled forty
feet high. Damage TO the mine,
SIS. 900 The storm was too bad TO
bring the bodies down. OF the killed,
several have families. George Collins,
superintendent of the mine. came
down to-day, bringing the first news
of the disaster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
TORT SMITH,.
A Small Residence Burned The Ca,
Tlsi Did ik.s Mischief.

special 10 ING ohfeue'
Fort Smith, Ark, March o.--The
residence OF George Parker was de-
stroyed by lire to-day The fire was
caused hy cat knocking n can Of coal
oil on shelf which fel, Oh the STOVE.
Oil was split on Mis- PlVker's cloth
Ing, Witch caught tire, aad she was
BABY burned and her husband
slightly burned when endeavofiug 10
oxtinguich her clothing. The loss
was about seven HUNDRED dollars; no
Insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

-. Louis, March .. Another arra.t
was made to-day in the person of ' Ue,s
~ ssckson, a negro tealnster. in con
nselicn with buteherlng The n.a M
i.avue N Cahokia, III. last week. Nv" Wl
a 90 he assisted Brown In he horri ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
DALLAS.
A nrankca Fight--Pa,sy Oday's SkuIl
Crashed by jack Williams.
special to Tho Gazette,

HF.vINI % NO uueilo,
Dallas, March e.-Patsy Oday n
carpenter, had the back part of his
head crushed In 10y a blow with n
stick OF wood in the hands of .Jack
Williams, hotel cook, IN an E,s,
Dallas saloon early this morning, and
Y y Thought he viii die to-niph t
Williams CLAIMS that Oday struck him
III tue Taco with u bottle without INV
ptoyocNion. Both men were drink.
ING, Williams was locked up.
Inc ncstoilice was moved today IA
tue corner OF Elm aud Sycan,o,s
streets. 'N'o.e
Delegates to The catllemen's conyen.
tion 70 meet here ON Tuesday next,
are beginning to arrive. '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
The Miners, Strilo

Columbus, Ohio, March 0-Tba
strike of miners still continues In ,ho
ONO central region. at Shawnee a '
sSraiisvllle. 4 meeting OF Ininers III, III,
hs held at Stiailsviiie to.morr"n,
when decision will be made eithap y,
resume work or make the strike gen.
efal In both valleys. sen-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

nell. They don't take water In
theirnu In Austin, and Its external
application Is more tobe dreaded there
than hydrophobla; but ether Texans
should not forget that steam drives
hydrophobia before 1t as Il does the
worlds progress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

my Al. CONFERENCE.
London, March "a meeting of the
eHir and emperor is arranged for June
az Darmstadt. The ear goes to attend
me me marriage of Grand Duke Sergias to
Princess Elizabeth of Hesse. The
conference will take place after the
marriage ceremony.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
POSTAL MATTERS.

Washington, March 9.-Henry >,
Boose was commissioned postmaster at
Resort, Kerr county. Gerard Whit
field postmaster Mt Dckalb, Bowie
county, is placed under bond Of $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
GALVESTON.
Drilling for the Interstate Contest
New Houses.


Galveston, March g-The Washing.
ton guards are drilling nergetlcally
for the interstate contest at housto.,
and are growing confident OF tneI'
ability to capture the cotton eAchels'
prize. The company, however, con-,
plains that little or no ehcoufsg g.i,'ni
is extended by the citizens OF Calves
ton.
There are fty-seven new, HOUSES
now in course OF erection within the
city limits.
Huntington and other raj lroad mag
mates are expected here tonight.
iivellie Burke, the equestrienno, nag
been presented with a handsome gold
medal 10y number u admirers who
witnessed her recent feat of riding one
hundred miles in five hours at Beach
mark,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
anarchists maintain strict secrecy con
corning preparations for n monster
meeting.
A NEWSPAPER c0NFIsCArED.

NEWSPAPER CONFiSCATED.
Madrid, March EEL Progreso, or
gan of Senior Mantas, was confscsted
and the type seized on account OF VIC.
lent and persistent attacks upon ALI
fonso and the government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Hail Storns

New York. March "a \
with thunder and llghli4
the weather here yesls'.'S||
walking on the sldssllh
The trees and telgsIA n
heavily coated with ~
heavy ice has broken O. IN
and even trees. Teler'gI.'
interrupted Virginia T
hail and thunder io-o'! d
mattox is very high ane
Iy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Pittsburg Ittrs

Pittsburg, March IA
lighted in every grssnslE
tory except one and To.t =.
stunned. ii q q Few days ~
waggs. The men b,ss ~
str Ike against reduin
nlonths. The coal men u
preparations to send oa'!ls
and a half bushels q cAh
forty-eight hours. The 20
Winnett tonight sunk "
containing 5000 busht.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
CreIaNa.

New Orleans, La ~ D N +,
creyasse at The Davis ~ \ a
cieosinb. J.an IN Vii
nearly elgnt iee' W. tlo,,,ri leo
leans Pacific and aaT
are submerged. h,
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PERU.
IN FAVOR or PEACE.

u TANOH OF IEACE.
lima March 9.-Pierola has arrived,
s @i was met by large concOurse of
nhn'isahs' VINO urged II ratification of
the treaty of peace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
MILITARY OPERATIONS.

London, March 9-Gen. Graham
telegraphs that he will begin his march
against Osmen Digma Tuesday at
daybreak. He has already pushed his
cavalry forward on Hendorn. Many
Arab deserters from Lansniebe arri-
wing at Suakim, report Osman's forces
breaking up, the tribe being unwilling
TO night. An English scout reports
me country clear as far as Tomanieb.
osmah Digms is missing all his re-
naming troops faithful to him
AT Sinkat, where he will
make q final stand. Gen. Graham's
orders are TO make Tamanieb the
ilhiit or his advance. Sen. Stephenson
urges the government to consent to
me pursuit Of Osmnn TO Liakat. Sir
Eveiyin Barring opposes an advance
further than Tamanieb. Gen. Gordon
sent letter to Barring urging that the
corps OF . 700 men recruited from the
ShorkGs, Slkhs and other Moslems o!
ihdia be sent to KhGrtoum to form q
nucleus for the Soudan csc army.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Bishop ClsIi|

Omaha, Neb.. ,,. M
Clarkson's conoil ~.
changed. No hsS' !
have been develops 7
hours. .<+
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
rlIE 4pErrEsI9
A Dehniiion That WI,

= serve. co''''
The term "betie !. ~ IA
Boston Herald, ~ ~
men men based upon st y
social position. 4
w w,Iib which ~
or or what may w
in life, who has a -
IN goo goo ,ssesesisuiIouA
as a citizen.
"worser elemsp IN
n rrspett or bis rsps
pr pro ddlshooest inisls
nlent or who s,a s.s d
irs snsne ent Of The
among tho w ~ s,sss
either sni nd thus
gg esnrr Of tlsE,
dom and sei' ! N ibtll
Their i.l,,.. a nl0' Ssy'Islssa ss'
n,,.tisan ends. Il: :
mon :ll ssiIv leIl
h ine't and hsye, y
even the ne sSss,,s. n ii
The DesI ~ ' tie ID. +
economic go go, rpssI q. i
men, WI y ossriIllee i VI
,f,sp ii 4 ssi i . ne II
,er i i'iu 'aud i,f ll
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Inlnl.rsed d Y

Pittsburg. March ! 81
joined the EOeneA .si,.,I
day and were im II.as s'.s
gahela river. The eve, W.
cold and the river TUE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
suEH CANAL MrEIINo

Paris, March ct is hcliavod -,
18th instant is ;he date fixed tnra n .iie
meeting of the shareholders in ''i ~
Suez Canal company. '''
AZ VIII protest against the conven.
uua VI beLesseps and English shin.
ownei5' bel4esseis threaten TO con.
siuer the probable rejection by the con
aentioh w. u vote Of censure unon hio
poIlcy, and TO withdraw frnm ,h NE
management of the canal. '"'
AN internal MACHINE.
faris, March o. -Legitln,aii.t oiro,o.
sssas. g.,'.u over reported plot TO
nanss the Comte de Paris, a
a niI' "Si handed in at the railway MAJ,
dri oillee IN Lyons ON Friday, and ad.
D.sssu Comte dc Paris, ut his hotsi
i.ue itavenne, Paris was fonnd ~
' v,Antihation u contain an iuC.rcai
,nachihe. The package was oblan@
seNsbtteu Inches long and t.,aIki
wiue' Inc officials were led IN ava'
,ne ~ ny hnding the wrapping becsn,r
unuohe, fhey found In ii Al n S'a.a1
ooA containing clock movement 80 an.
IuAntlty OF dynamite. The C,nnt a
", WIS absent nom his Paris reaido,,le
having gone TO Cannes, Had ne
package reached its destina,ta ths
Exploited, the doniestics un,'i,9 alu
peeh the sufferers. "ouiu nave
A DYNAMITE ExpLos,ox
Iafis, March "a dynamite oar,
,,iuse exploded IN the custom houss -,
Lyons to-day, killing an official. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

cAnINEr DIssENaioNs

Cairo, March o,--Nubar Pasha. prime
minister, has temporarily assumed di-
rectiion ottne ministry OF the interior
IN place of Sabet Pasha, who resigned
IN consequence of disputes with Gilt
iprd Lloyd, under-secfetary The lat
Yer virtually controls the department.
osMAN DIoMA's PLUCK.
Osman Digma refuses to surrender to
G"nl. Graham, and is determined to
iight. lie has two cannon and one
thousand rifles.
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FRANCE.
ADvIcEs FROM roxor,v

NpN ICES FRoM ToNQuIN.
~ Paris, March 9.--Latest adyices from
ioh4uih stated that Gen. Milot, com.
mander OF the French land forces hal
auyshced iiiteen kilometres in The di.
feclion OF Bacninh. The weather i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

,;.i Lafls, March "a dynamite cart,
Ifidge exploded IN the custom hous AR !,
Lyons to-day, killing an official. The