Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-15
THE FRENCH IN TONQUIN
To Occupy the Whoie Country up tt
 the Chinese Frontier.

To Occupy the Whoie Country up to
 the Chinese Frontier.
 PARIS, Jan 14-In the Chamber of De- puties tcsdsy Premier Ferry declared that it was the intention of the govdfnr1ent te oc: eupy Tonquin completely up to the Chinese frontier General Level, minister of war, defended the plan for the mobilization of the army and asserted that tbers was nothing in the movement which need compromise France in hef ff55ts:s f55trs:sn rs1stiots: With three millions of soldiers ready to march t was impossible for the army to remain erouching with eyes fixed upon g single point. Some degree of mobilization was necessafy- # only for the benefit of army government and dls- cipline, This speech created marked sen sation and is generally resarded as injudici- ous. The effect of the ministers remarks was heightened by the fact that the German ambassador, Prince Hohenlohe, was present in the chamber.
 MARKED BY THE ANARGHIsTs. The Man Who Prose.ised t1,e Pletters
 Against Emperor William Found
 Murdered.
 BERLIN ,Jan 14.-The residents of this cap ita1 were greatly shocked and excited this morning by the news of the murder of Coun- selor Rumpff, who took an active part in the prosecution of the eight anarchists recently tried at Leipsic on the charge of attempting to assassinate the Emperor William and others of the imperial family while on their way to attend the ceremonies consequent upon the unveiling of the Nierderwold statue. Eur4pff's dead body was found late last night. in front of his own doorstep. The police have no clue as to the assass1ns, but naturally believe the crime to be the work of the friends of some of the convicted anarchists.
 No arrests have yet been made in connec- tion with the murder of PuHes Commissioner Rumpff The Austrian police are taking interest in the case and assisting the German officials in the effort to trace the assassin Trains from Germany are searched at the Austrian frontier. The murder causes remarkable sensation among all classes. An Entertaiismsnt Earokeu Up by Fire. BANGOR, Me, Jan. 14.-Fire broke out at 8:3O D. m in Exchange block. In Odd Eel lows hall in the fourth story were four hun dred men, women and children assembled at an entertainment. For short time panic prevailed. By the use of fire escapes all were got out. The fire caused damage of several hundred dollars.
 General weIseIey Marching Forw ard. LONDON, Jan. 14.-A despatch from Cairo states that General Lord Wolseley is not being molested on his march from Korti tc Shendy It is believed that Fl Mahdi has concluded to accept the conditions recently proposed by the general and that he will not oppose the British entry into Khartoum. Cleveland Opens Drill Hall. BUFFALO, Jan 14.-The new drill hall oi the Sixty-fifth regiment was formally opened and dedicated here tonight. President elect Cleveland was present. The programme in cluded a promenade concert by the Sixty-fifth regiment and brigade dress parade. Alter the dress parade President-elect Cleveland held a reception and endured number of handshakings and congratulations. He af- forwards attended the Buffalo Press clubs