Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-23

young men who followed him attracted
considerable attention, and when he picked
mp ais package it consisted only Of waste
paper.
At Cairo, the Khedive has written to NJ
bar Pasha saying the Fey ptian Government
will consider itself responsible for the in
Identification OF Nubar and the minister of
finance IN the event Of the tribunals sane
tioning the seizure OF their property on ac-
count Of the suspension Ofthe sinking fund
The SOciedad Latina Americana com
memorated by banquet the discovery OF
America by Columbus. De Lesseps' speech
echoed the wish of the President that the
differences Of the Latin peoples Of Americ-
should be settled practically; described the
works for the Panama canal, and annOunc-
ed a grand ceremony March /. 1885, at Pan
anna and Colon IN connection with the
great enterprise.
at London, consultations among Con
sentative leaders have resulted In decision
on their part to reject the redistribution
scheme, to maintain the opposition to the
franchise and try to force a dissolution Of
parliament. If the Queens speech Omits to
mention q proposal TO increase the strength
of the navy, Lord Henry LenuOX, Liberal
Conservative member for Chichester, viii
move an amendment to the address on the
state Of the navy.
At Quebec, the troops placed around the
Parliament building have been with
drawn and strong guard of police estab-
nshed. No person has been allowed to
approach the building or to pass in close
proximity during the night, and a most
vigorous watch is kept. The excitement is
unabated. Upwards eff 20, 900 persons have
visited the scene. All sorts of rumOrs are
in circulation, one theory being that four
strangers who have lately been employed
there as workman have been acting in a
most suspicious manner, and that one of
them always remained behind IN turn
while the other three went to dinner. A
prominent civil service emplOye says he
over heard a part Of a conversation carried
on IN the building by three or four men
who stated they would soon have their
TO the rumors. Chief of Police Col.
Won't tonight says they have dis
covered nothing but though they
had a positive cleW to the perpetrators
Upon inspection the damage done.
by the hole made by the first explosion is
much larger than reported. The
damage done by the second explosion was
less conspicuous, but the cost OF settling to
rights will involve much more money. It
is now felt that the entire wall will have to
be taken down on the northeastern portion
of the house, involving a cost of 25OO0. 1t
Is thought Contractor CharlebOis will add
another thousand dollars reward to that al
ready offered by the Government for infOr-
nation or arrest Of the parties implicated
The building now will not be completed
in time to permit the Government to hold
session there this year. People gathered in
the markets at the time of the explosion at
the parliament buildings fed in dismay and
the market was quickly left to itself. May
or Lanzelier's residence at the opposite side
of the street was badly shaken, and nearly
all the windows shattered, Marteu who
was injured by flying fragments, is consider
ed out Of danger. Military guards are still
kept over the various magazines and stores,
also the cartridge factory, as a precau1On,