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THE EXPERT sPECIAEssr.

| DR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN, Is a
| regular graduated Physician and Surgeon,
| educated ut B0wdoin College and the University
| OF Michigan. He has devoted lifetime 10, aud
| is acknowledged to be. the most expert Surgeon
/ in his specially on the Pacific Coast.
! YOUNG MEN
And MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who are suffering
from the effects of Youthful IndiSCret0ns or Fx-
| cesses III lnaturer years. NERVOUS anG PHYSICAL
| DEBILITY. IAPoTESCY, LCST MANHOOD confusion
NJ ideas, dull eyes, aversion to SocinEv. despond-
| enCy, pilnples on the face, loss of energy and
Der, that by u combination of regstahe remedies
| Of great curative power the Doctor has SO
| arranged his treatment that II viii not only
! afford irlmediate relief but permanent cure.
! HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
| {Having been surgeon in charge OF two leading
hospitals, enables me to treat all private
| troubles with excellent results. ! wish il dis
tinetly understood that do not claim to perform
impossibilities, or to have miraculous or super
natural power l claim only to be a siTljul and
successful Physician and Surgeon, Thoroughly in
formed in my specially
DISEASES OF MAN.
All applying to me. will receive ny honest
l viii guarantee a pGsitiue care IN every case
undertake, or forfeit S1,oo0. Consultation in
office or by letter FREE and strictly private
Charges moderate. Thorough examination, in
Gliding chemical and mieroseopieal analysis Of
urine and advice, s. Office hours 70 daily,
: 70 eyenisE; Sunday, 9 10 y only. Cal or
D4. a. Ga-TG-s zzssIsg.
:SiS Aearny street, San Gr%nctsCo, Cal,
PSI have a vegetable eonpc a1,S, the re-
sult OF many years Of special practice and hard
study, which under my special advice has never
failed Of sCceeSs in the cure OF Los Manhood,
ProsJatoTruea, etc. o2e4Dtf
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Annoying letters 20 Mrs. SchelIing,
Nor0sini.

NHW YORK. November ad.-About two week.
ago Mrs Schciling began receiving anonymous
letters. They came with Il regularity that indi-
Gated that they were the work of only one per
son They are oil abusive. and one, especially
malignant begins. " IN memory Of Victoria
Issi" An the writing is surrounded by deer
black lines which are shaped like collins, and
The letters end with u Latin phrase meaning
r.e. IN EaIcs
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Ch0l ar........2 l5a2 ~
Bit Diablo............3 80 Potosi. 10
B0de - 40lH. Il N............3 1908 80
Ophir. Point. SOC
Mexican Obs.
G. 3. C..................1
B. & B...............l GJl EXchequer ..........20c
Con. C. Il Na.............@0cl Alta %
Savage-.............1 northumberland 80
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! WasHISGTcN, November 3d.-TO-day, IL tbs
! Criminal Court the case Of William Jones. Ill
dicied November p ISL for assault and bat
terry, with intent to xiii Charles !. Guiteau, was
tried. The jury. atler au absence of twenty
! minutes found verdict Of not guilty. Jones i
| the man who she, into the prison van conveying
| GuItcau from the Court 70 Jail.
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HoEsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE Beware
of limitations limitations and counterfeits
have again appeared BE sure that the
word " HoRsF0RD's' is on the wrapper.
None genuine without it.
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Lnrrc TitlnI NNaNes.

HAVANA. November ad--Iorto Rico papers
report large waves observed in several paris OF
the island during the recent cyclone. In Areci-
were destroyed. The water entered the streets,
but ail little damage. schooner Gas cast
ashore The cyclone was ;elt severely at Nue.
vitas. The city was inundated few hours,
causing some damage The water at the rail-
way station rose p CcBtimctcIS above the pas
seuser stairs. 4 telegraph station was struck by
lightning and destroyed.
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TORONTO. November 3d.-Thc Medical and
sticks, marched through the streets with the in
tention OF chasing the police While passing
along King street dozen policemen rushed into
the midst of them and AFTER short encounter,
during which Clubs and stones were freely used.
the students were completely routed. Several
aal
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suppressed by the cavalry. Five officers aud
twenty soldiers were shot.
Ranorted Death of General Gordon.

LONDON, November 3d.-The Times Alexan
dria correspondent states that upon careful in
curry he learns that the report of the fall o.
Khartaum originated from the following source
and gives it for what it is worth: French
merchant formerly Il French Consul al
Khartoum. learned from messengers who
lately arrived from khartoum, that Gen
eral Gordon was in want of provisions and
made IL sortie He reached Berber only. Col
onel Stewart was able to push further north
and General Gordon started to return 10 Khar
toum. and, when near Shendy, he learned that
Khaltoum had been handed over to the rebels
General Gordon iounG himself unable TO retire
or to advance, and Was killed there.
Bernhardts Return.
PARIS, November 3d.-Madame Bernhard has
returned to Paris.
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,~aA3E III .It55 :.,Ss the consequence OF self
Ss%Ssg> y u abuse This solitary
$<sSS%S ~, vice or deprayed sex
ual indulgence IS practiced by the youth OF both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent producing
with unerring certainty the following train oil
morbid symptoms, unless combated by scientific
medical measures, viz: Sailow countenance
dark spots under the eyes, pain i'll the head,
leaves and rafting OF chariots, uueasiness about
the loinS, weakness of the limbs, confused Wis.
ion, blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, diff
dence in approaching strangers, at'islike to form
loss of memory, hectic Pushes, pimples and va
rious eGrptions about the face, furTed tongue
fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweGts
Inonomania and frequently insanity
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FOR CONGRESS cd District:
JOHS x. GLAsCOCK.. OF Alameda.
G OU NTY EFT.
sACRAMENro COUNTY.

SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
SUPERTOR JUDGES:
JOHN ". ARMSTRONG. OF Sacramento.
JOHN Il. Mcki'NE. ...........0f Sacramento.
ASSEMBLY Isth Iistr.ctl-H. V. LAI,yriG.
Gslh Lslr!cU-E 6. l}LESST975S.
t2Uth Di-jric.s-GLL1iS DOIX.
SHERIFF-A. u. I.STfLi..
DISTRICT ATTOHNEY-H. ". C1AfiKf;,S
COUNTY CIE8K-5I. y. HEAED.
TREASURER-I. ". SMITH.
AUDITOR-0SCiE;S 5. FLINT.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS. Z. BEONNER
CORONEE-BIi. y. VOLLER.
SURVEYOR-.i. &. YENS..
SUPERVISORS Gsl Distrot}-W, 0. BOWERS.
ed Districtl-Wj. MCLAUGHLIN.
t5d DiStriCN-1iHES II. GR0TH.
9Th pisirict.--iOsiN =. TAYLOR.
9th Distr.ctj-H. Z. ROSS.
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Dr.. Spinney&CO
Of IL KeaIuy ST., San Francisco,
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG srEN

YOUNG HEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THB
w Effects OF youthful feliies or insiscretion
viii do well to avail themselves OF this, the
greatest boon ever laid 81 the altar of suffering
humanity DR.. SPiNNEY viii guarantee 20 for
felt 500 for every case OF Seminal Weakness or
Private Disease Of any kind or character which
he undertakes AID fails To cure.
NIDIlI G-AGgED MEN.
There are many al the age of so TO 60 who are
troubled with TOO frequent evacuation of the
bladder often accompanied by a slight Smartipg
or burning sensation, ard weakening OF the
svstem in manuer the patient cannot account
for On examining the urinary deposits ropy
sediment viii often he found, and sometimes
small PARTICLES of ..ihumeu VIII appear. or the
color viii Be OF a thin EiiGisa hae. again chang.
ing TO daTs and torpid appearance. There are
.aany men who Sic Of t!ls difficulty, gaoTarJ of
the cause, which ) tae second stage Of seminal
weakness. IN. $. vii g1arantce perfect cure
In ri such CaS2s. and r healthy restoration Of
- eenite-lTiua1y organs.
0Eico hours Ia to and M s Sunday from
10 talfA N Consultation free Thorough ex-
animation and adviee. $. ttll OF address
III. SzssSSEsE x co.,
No Il Eearny street. san Francisco.
2. S.--Fcr priresE Diseases ~ short standing.
II coarse Of Ine.eine sufficient for a cure. with
Ill instructions, v;u be sent % any address for
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New YORK, November 3d.-Patti arrived yes
first day ont The passage had been stormy
She was delighted to get back to America, but
this was positively her last visit to this country
as the Journey tired her too much Nicolini
had jus. been told that Brignoi was dead, and
he told Patti She lost but little color, looking
as though she could not believe the news; then
She was spccchlcss for Il few minutes.
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Dangerously I

CAIRO November $d.-General Wolseley ar
rived to-day n Dongola, where he had "a confer
ence with the Mudir
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES,

rr,AKE TIME BY THE FoRELoCK AN
now prepared to furnish all kinds OF WOOD
ana Goa! ut the lowest rates. by tae cord or Car
load. Call ana get prices. >. -eponN
Proprietor H. P. osborn's Wood and Coal lard a
$50 street. eH--aPi
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CITX TiNkET

POLICE JUTG!l-W. =. HENRY.
CITY JUSTICES OF THE PEACE JOHN 7.
RAMAGE aud ISAAC JOSEPH.
TOWNSHIP JUSTICE-D. Z. ALEXANDER.
CONSTABI. I,S-JIT.FS 7. COLA and JOE
\. EfLFIN.
by order Democratic County Central Com
mittee. T. D. STEPHENS, Chairman
u. f. EEyEFipGE Secretary. s25-td
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PARIS November 3d.-Thrce deaths occurred
by cholera at Oran and ten at Nantes, sluce
midnight Sunday. One case is reported at
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[srEc1A11Y rn1EcRArHrD TO THE EEcoxD-uS1os.]

tSfztlA-4-l lIsl-hOt.ATdtb ~ ifiE fECOHD-ONlON.I
MoJAyE, November Sd.-The following over
land passengers passed Moiave November cd,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow J.
Meyer, City of Mexico; Mrs. Rountree. Berkeley;
Mrs. Stevens, England; John Stroufe, San Fran
cisco; W. Reide and wife, Los Angeles; L. Z.
Mosher, Oregon; \. D. Eagan, Fred J. stevens,
Los Angeles: C. Z. Mason, J. p. Kennedy, Chas.
P. Duane and wife, san Francisco; Miss c. Z.
Palmer Pomona: H. A. Palmer. Oakland: W,
H. Freeman, W. L. Oges. san francisco: J. X.
Aplin, Sacramento; j. 5. HickcoX, Washington,
D. c.
PRoNoNToRY Utah), November 3d.-The FOL
lowing overland passengers passed here TO-
day, to arrive in Sacramento November 18th
Mrs. \. J. Ulman, j. \ Ulman Mrs. W. :. Dixon
and son. Baltimore: T. 5. Merchant, san Fran
cisco; Charles Bernard N. Feigel, F. L. Luch
and Wife, New York; Mrs. and Miss Cooley,
Quincy, Iii; J. " Donahue and wife, SAN Fran
cisco; Ella Pritchard, Washington, D. c.; Geo.
Thornton and wife, Cincinnati; T. c. sherman,
Chicago; G. Elton and wife, Los Angeles II. A.
Engelbracht, San Francisco; Z. P. Glascock,
Montana; D. II. Collier, Chicago; Jake Morris,
San Francisco; George Hargreayes, New York;
Ida EOrdeu Norfolk Va
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VARICOCELE P Pohf fTes sure c fT6s,
Agency. 100 Fulton street, NewYorkjjeSo-lOnfu
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DR.. ALLEN s
PRIVATE DIsPENsARy.

e6]5 Kearny street, San Francisco. Col.
ESTABLISHED FOE TIE SCIENTIFIC AMI SPEEDY
CURE OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS ANr
SPECIAL DISEASES.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Accused OF Treason and Felony.

DUBLIY. November 5d.-Frederick J. Alien
Yice-President of the Young Ireland Society
was arrested last night on charge Of treason
and felony lie was brought into Court to-day
ana Arraigued. He was remandcd to await
further trial Evidence was produced, showing
That lie wrote letter 10 the headquarters OF the
Fcnians in Paris, containing an account OF The
receipts of cash for Fenjan purposes, and an &C
count OF the avengers expense. Among The
avengers names are Joe Mulett and PatTlci
Mailoy The letter likewise detailed the guam
.ity OF arms belonging 10 various feni2n ccnter
in ireland. and The numbers Of men comprising
them At Kilkenny il SAID there were 81 mem
L--. % I---L-iu 90 and n town L-..
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SAN ITASoIsco sT0CK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 3, 1884.

MORNING SESSION.
Justice.
a@5cI Union ............80c
G. & OBJ Alta.... .....................1
b. & B..............l 5jiOycrman..
Savage. 5Ogl 80
Con- C. Il Na............:ci BellnCnt........... %
Navajo 70
Chollar. .............2 INT. Diabo.........3 50
II. 4 N.........3 % 3 25liiolncs so
Point. 9jc;9 Bodie.. y
jacket. 50 Bulwer..
5. Mono .
Alpha. Con Pacitle........,,...90c
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To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
$50 Kearny Street, Som Francisco;

EStGDllShed III 1904
for the treatment of
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con
orchea. elect. Structures,
Syphilis in allits forms,
Seminal Weakness, In
potency, Skin Diseases,
etc, permanently cured
oruO charge
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IIEIIG llIsI,I,7sl3 ~

so Geary street, san Francisco cal
Pirate Entrance, 1Q5 Mason street four BLOCKS
I'D Gesfy street from EesrnF. Ism entrance
tlsrough Dispensary Drug store. dS-1YeWiy
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN Board of Supervisors of sacramento
county, State of California, are prepared tc re-
deem the following outstanding Indebtedness OF
said county, viz: Bonds of 1870, known as
Courthouse and Jail Bonds" authorized to be
issued by Act of the Legislature, approved
March Is, 1870, from No to 100, inclusive, for
$500 each, and bonds of 1870, known as County
Hospital Bonds" authorized by Act of Legisla-
ture. approved January 81, 1870, No to $50, in
elusive and Nos. l59 and l60 for $500 each.
Also. that interest on said bonds shall cease siy
months after the first publication Of this notice
By order of the Board.
Sacramento, May "a 1881. m29fp6m
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BRUssEIS, November 3d.-The Pdf-iotc says
King Leopold was attacked Saturday with a
nervous disorder. Ills health is much shat
tered hy anxiety arising from the political crisis.
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TRUSTEES ELECTION
Reclamation District No. 5, Grand Island

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
" election for Three Trustees for Reclama-
ton District No 8, Grand Island, Sacramento
county, California, viii be held in the house of
Williams Il Bixler, at Walkers Landing, in said
District county aforesaid, on the 18th day of
NOVEMBER, A. D. 1884. By order of the Board
of Supervisors of Sacramento county, made the
9th day of October, a. D. 1884.
CHAS. NJ COGLAN,
o7-td County Clerk of Sacramento county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
" creditors and all persons having claims
against the estate OF MARTHA HARRINGTON.
deceased, to present thesame with the necessary
vouchers within four months from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to MATT. F. JOHNSON,
AT G26 street, Sacramento city, California.
JOHN WOLLEY,
Administrator of the estate of Martha Harring-
ton, deceased.
MATT. +. JonNsoS, Atty for Administrator.
o7-laW4tTu
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ESTATE OF
~ OLIVER ). TERKILL, deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned. ex-
ecutor ofthe last will and testament of OLIVER
s. TERRILL deceased, TO the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the said de
ceased, TO exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, 10 the said executor, at
the law Office of W. II. Beatty and ). Z. benson,
No. 425 X street, Sacramento city. California.
WILLARD HAZEN,
Executor Of last viii and testament of OLIVER
S. TERRlI,i1, deceased. o2i-law4WTu
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HOME AND ABROAD.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST pAeE.l

in Little River county. was arrested Sunday
night in that county. He confessed the crime
after mob of 200 citizens put rope around his
neck, and declared the woman'S husband hired
him to commit the crime. Waddell was also
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LIMA, November 3d.-Cacsre's infantry nj
Cuzco mutinied recently. The uprising was
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E.EDICAI.
Manhood Restored

Victims of youthful imprudence. causing Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay and all disorders
brought BY indiscretion excess, will learn of
simple remedy free by addressing j. H REEVES,
% Chatham St, New York.
sg-lVTuThS
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ST PErFuSBUBG, November 3i.-Four stu
cents have been arrested at kharkUE \ mani
festo melting disturbance was found in their
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-17

~ condition and called Tors bed for ,wo
They reuied az once aud I N supposed
blew Out tho gas. Their condition when
lOnud this morning was most horrible 10
heh,li. rhey had both tried TO sleep on
the email cot Ia ak by six room. Craig
was laying win his body on tho bed and
feet on the floor. On his face was depict cd
tho most intense agony. The other man
was doubled up with his head and feet on
the floor as though attempting TO crawl.
Wallace lived at Mid way, Kentucky. and
Craig was a resident of Lexington. w. ID.
Raw, Of Helena, Kentucky, who was found
in dying condition OF the ph@nix hotel
gas before retiring, has, after much Diff
Guilty, been restored.
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Help the Guards entertain the Claburne
company by purchasing a ticket,
Tho Rev. J. b. Linn, ot Cors'c,ua, will
f,ioiste az ST. Mathews Cathedral today.
Auction every day AZ Fine V,ry Fines
auction and commission houle, bl0 Elm
street.
G. II. Edwards yesterday received an
order for q fine piano iram Tombstone,
Arizona.
Yesterday forenoon was cloudy, hut II
the afternoon the sun ehone out and u "a
weather moderated.
Captain Henry Keller prrch1sed " r..
DAY OF o. O. Cox acre OF ground north OF
tho City park, tor 81 0O) cash.
The fines stock of pianos a. organs ever
exhibited ~ Dallas ~ q. ri Eiuafd5' new
building opposite the p1s'-ltiice.
Those holding numbers IN 'ha a''E quilt
II be- disposed Of 40 tho auction t3i ON
mission n0use o. rnursIsy evening.
For fresh country rroiuc' and groceries
cal at a. Lider Smith, ess- corner OF the
public rqu0re. He carries iull stock.
Misc Anna Eva FAv, the great spiritual
ist. IL enforced by tne London Times ana
.tlalsldlng illrnts IT the dated states
Bnva 6 cset 90 the grand bali srsn by
tho OIsrn City Guards c1mrli m''fary 20
che U'rburnc Lirht Ousrds lue-ua Aifht
Burnett. tbe plumber keans Hrst-claas
M. chanicl, cpairs pines on short NOTICE.
PUMPS OF III kinds. Telephone orders, sll
Main street.
The Trinity river which fll Friday be
gan to rise again yesterday morning and "
st,l on q boom, which indicates heGyy rains
At its head-waters.
George Little wos arrested vc,terday by
Deputy Sheriff Work aud placed under
bond for dumping garbage on the pike
leading from Trinity bridge.
DR.. A. II. B,urlard. agent Of the South.
western university, will presch Of Len ar
street NJ. u. Church SDuth, February II, OF
| 10 O'Clock "A. IN aud 1880 p. m
| @. W Pierce, NJ. D.. pbysicisn aid s1r-
geon. Odice, GA Main street residence
! 1918 Jackson street-talephpne at residence
aud Hickox's drug store-Dnlss Texas.
The Cotton Compress comnanv received
| q new No 40 safe yesterday, one aud hill
tor weight. All the cotton received tor
the past few days might 70 into it HAT"
Frank Il Mum. 50 well and iavorably
known 20 the business me0 NJ t1is city, mas
permeurntly located at No. 500 Main street +,
whore he will be pleased - meet his many
friends and pa rons.
Members of w. II. club arc requested to
call on w. II Patterson, treasurer, for
n Emission tickets to next hon Wednesday,
February Goth. W. II. GAGsEs,
Secreta y.
IL is pleasure 10 be able &, rad quietly
while Won SIP your wine or sm'se your
cigar. You can fad the yer: bert place Of
this kind a. Ord's Place. ia LtmT street,
where YOU will be nicely treated by Frank
Cauthorn, m'n'"'r
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
General Gordon IL Heard From He',
Near Kharl0um.
How MexlcO FllisIIer Golfers Ring
f0rd's Cattle Bill.
Other Tales Of the telegraph.

oRAcIousLY GRANTED.
PARIS, Feb. i6.-The hey Of Tunis has
given NJ. Roudaire authority to carry out
his scheme transferring the desert OF Saba
rah into an inland sea.
GORDON HEARD FROM.
CAIRO, Feb. 16.-Coionel Detection, COM
mandsr Of Khartoum, has been created
pasta and acting governor-gensral OF the
entire 6oudan. He has summoned notables
to meet General Gordon In council Sunday.
The latsit advicss state that 200 children
we're killed bv the Arabs at Slnkat. Cen
eral Gordon has arrived at Shendy, ninety
miles below Khsrtoum.
sMACKs or srATRsMAHsHIP.
Lospos, Feb. lG.-A number OF cattle
dealers this morning IN M audience given
bv Is iron Carllngiord, who introduced the
bill amending the act relative TO contagious
diseases Of animol, expressed their contl-
denoe that only healthful cattls would ar
rive In England II thu provisions OF the bill
should be restricted 10 injected ports and
not be made 20 arply 70 the whole country.
ENgcRArINo THE GOVERNMENT.
LosDog, Feb. ga mess meeting MAS
held this afternoon a. Princess hall, Plea,
the government, The hall was too small
To hold the great throngs ot people and al
overflow meeting was organized. Lord
II lndoiph Churchill made q speech and Sir
R1berl Peel Offer resolution, which was
carried. TO the effect that parliament had
ceased 10 he IN accord with the people and
ourhl tn be turned out, The meeting ended
Ia great upronr.
The forces OF Osman Digma. the rebel
near Tokar exceeded COCO
men.
rHR MEXICAN 40 DIX OF RAIsIEG THE WIND.
CRY or Mexico, Feb. 10 The secretary
OF th- treasury he's imposed 8 per cent. ad-
diiional importation duties on small duti-
abls goods from May l5ih, He is also TAX
ing steps for the regulation and enforce
meul OF the stamp act tax,