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What Are Free Public Schools 2

Gen. Smith, State Superintendent of
Education, hiss issued the following cir
cular for the information of whom it
may concern:
There appearing to be some persons who
do not fully understand what are free Pub
lie Schools as cstab ished BY the State Com
stijution, aud what schools are authorized
TO share the Public School Fund, the de
cision of the Supreme Court in the clse of
Charles Fl. Otsea u.s. J. s. Lamkin, County
Supe, intendsBt, etc, is republished for the
information and government OF all con-
cerned;
The court held that ''the School Fund
provided by Art. s of the State Con>titu-
| tiou can only be applied to such schools as
come within the uniform system therein de-
vised, are under the general supervision
of the State Superintendent of Education
and the local supervision of the County
4 Superintendent, are free from all secfarian
or religious control, and are open to all
children within the ages OF FIVE and twenty
one though this freedom OF admission
does not preclude the classification oil
schools according to ages, sex, race or, mem
tai requirements of the pupils-p-ovided,
only, they remain free to all who come
1 within the class to which the particular
school is set apart" See IS Miss. Reports
page, 75S.
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The National Surgical Institute.

VIII open a Branch at 166 St. Charles
ST., New Orleans, Dee. lei, 1881, where they
will be prepared to treat SURGICAL cases,
Club Feet. Paralysis, and all deformitios
OF the face, spine, limbs and diseases of
the joints eye and ear, also catarrh, piles,
fstula, female diseases, ste. The propri-
etors OF the Institute open this Office in
! New Orleans in accordance with the re-
quest OF their patrons in Miss, La, and
! fexas, who desire To anvil themselves of
| the reduced rates Of travel offered during
the "Wolld's Exposition" thus enabling
! them to visit Us aud the Exposition "a well.
| For full particulars address X II ROLAND,
Ssc'y, Atlanta, Ga, or loo ST. Charles ST.,
/ New Orleans. La.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

The Masonic Grand Bodies will hold
their annual meeting in jackson during
The week commencing Monday, February
Eth, The Grand Chapter will occupy OH
and 10th, and the Grand Lodge 18th, 18th
and 18th There will be about two hum
dred aud City Representatives and Grand
officers. Pearl Lodge, at its meeting next
Monday night, will appoint Committees
Tor the reception and entertainment of the
brethren. In the meantime such hotels,
boarding houses and private families
as desire to accommodate delegates,
can send word to this office. Delegates
will expect to pay the usual rates Of board
tor such occasions,
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BOARD or MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Called MEETING.


JACKSON MISS, December 30, 1854
At called meeting of and Aldermen Of the City
Tuesday December 30 1884 Present Hon no Mc
Taylor and Watkins
Board that this meeting called
Collectors OF Delinquent Tax
papers for 1884.
Delinquent
Real Estate Amount Sl1ll02 And report oil
Tax Personally S34s2T9
The petition Of Elias Goldman Co., P Peoples retail
andsp liquors, presented and fled
Retail Liquor Petitions made the following report
Mrs Hannah
Cohen spruous liquors. beg leave report that
find after careful count that she
requisite legal that her petit
published three weeks the news
papers license be granted said petitioner Tor one
H. K. HARDY,
w. IL.
On Taylor report received and the license
sVoO e
andh fling of proper bond by said petitioner
Taylor the Board adjourned 10 meet Wednes-
day. Dec. 81 1884 - :,
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
NJ NJ. MCLEOD City Clerk.
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A Grand Combination of News
papers.

We will send THE CLARION, and the
Boston Weekly Globe one year, for only
81 %. The Boston Globe il the Great Dem
ocralic New. paper OF New England. S
pages, j6 columns. Il has tn, best Farm
ing Department, the hest Ladies' Depart
ment, The best Novels, the best Short
Stories, the best Genera! Miscellany, and
all the News Address,
THE CLARIoN, Jackson, Miss.
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Masonic Notice.
GRAND SEcRtTARY's OFFICE,


jackson, Miss, Jan. II, 1885.
The Thirty Seventh Annual Convocarion
Of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Nil
-issippi will be held at the Masonic Hall
in the CITY of Jackson, commencing on
Monday, February 9, 1885, at II o'clock
a. m.
The Sixty-Seventh Annual Convocation
Of the Grand Lodge Of Mississippi will be
held in same place, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary II, 1888, commencing at IL o'clock
Il. M
Grand Officers and Representatives will
be notified in due time, Of trans portation
and other arrangements.
J. L. POWER
Grand Secretary.
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The Testimony Of q Physician.

james Beecher, NJ. D. of Sigourney,
Iowa, says: 'For several years | have
been using a Cough Balsam, called DR..
VIM. Hairs Balsam for the Lungs, and in
almost every case throughout my practice
/ have had entire success ! have used
a1d prescrib, hundred Of bottles since the
days OF my army practice lls53), when
was surgeon of Hospital No. 7, Louisville
XVI For sale by al UrmgEi.ls
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

jackson Fire Company No. l, held
their annual meeting for election of officers
Monday night, with the following result /:
Foreman, W. B. Taylor; LIST Asst. Foreman.
Jas. .. Fuller; ri Asst Foreman, B. j.
Leonard Treasurer, S. E. Virden; Secre-
iary, J. W. Rover; Hose Director, L. s.
hioooi; Asst. Hose Director, Henry Tay-
lor; Engineer, Luther Aanship; Asst.
Engineer, II. K Hardy.
DELEGATES TO DEPARTMEST.-W. b
Taylor, ex-ofiiicio, Chairman, II. X. Hardy
L. +. Montgomery, Jas. O. Fuller, Jno
Sharp, 7. $. Lemiy, WI. Brown. Jr., ]. :
Ware, ]. 8. Cadwallader, VIM. Ruckham
Henry Taylor, Geo. Frazier, NJ. l.. Creel
Geo. Hunter.
COMMITTEE on DIVISION OF FUNDS
Jas. o. Fuller, b. j Leonard, w. J. Brown
Jr., w. :. Hamilton, 5. +. Virdeu.
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ADJOURNED
JACKSON Miss, December 81 1884
The Board Of Mayor and Alderman the City OF Jackson
Der 81 1884, adjournment
McG Mayor Aldermen Braun Harry JONES' Taylor and Watkins
Absent,A Alderman Gibbs ~
The bond of l. Strauss City Treasurer
of Watkins
On Of Alderman Braun the Boardad adjourned. ~
NJ NJ Mcleod City Clerk 'of'
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

We CLEAN many interesting facts from
the Society Elsewhere" in the Sunday
editions of the T.-Democrat and Picsyune.
and are glad to notice the Jackson favorises
mentioned below, in the Nicksbarg notes :
Miss Jennie Raworth left the early part
q last week to visit Miss Ada Green, 10
jackson, Miss.
.-.....e Morancy, the song-bird Of
Jackson, is the guest OF Mrs. George G.
maddill, on HARRISON street.
fiss Mabel Browne left Saturday to pay
Tiei Wait TO friends in Jackson, 10 whom
sunlight.
Ass. e. g. Andrews has been removed
son. SeA'el 49, - 80
MS a'.s Corinne Moore, aftsr a delightful
; ,'eso friends in this city has returned to
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED
WANTED.

A POSITION As FOREMAN IL RAILRAoD
"A Construction. Best u references viii be FUR
ulsned. g b. HAAAETI,
Jan.I3, - I'm. Rodney, Miss.
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We notice attending Supreme Court
this week Hon. ;. Powell, OF fernando ;
Judge w $ Bates, oil Houston: lion. II. @.
Wu-ou, Of Memphis; M,s-r-. K. G. Beckett,
A. f. Fox, OF West Point; Hon JAS. K. Cnai
mers and MIR. }. b. Boothe, OF SArdis
Mes-r-. Helm and Somervilie, of Carroll
ton MIR. Walter Troiter, OF Winona; Hon
Wiley \. Nash, of Starkyille and Hon. j
II. Dalton, OF New Albany.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

Miss Either Baird, after delightful
vi.lt among her friends in our eity, return.
ed last mint 10 her Virginia hDHe, very
much q. me regret oil lnose vino eniOy CO.
her visit 80 muCu.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

For over six years nave been terrible
sufferer from troublesome kidney com
plalnt, for the releI OF which have spent
over $50 without benefit; the most noted
so-called remedies proving failures. The
use of one siugle bottle OF b. b. Il. has beer
marvellous, giving more relief than al
other treatment com OIued. 1t is a quick
cure, while others, II they cure at all, ar,
in The distant future.
c. II. ROBERTS,
Atlanta Water Works.
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Died

On the 22d of October, at the residence /
Of Mr. j. F. Lipscomb, in Madison county. /
Prof. LOUIS HAMPEL, aged 90 years.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

The tournament at the Rink last Fri
day night was very ENJOYABLE aud highly
entertaining to the mum, rous spectators.
The result was as follows Mr.. Orlando
Green, securing the largest number OF
rings, also secured the prize skates. and
crowned siiss Curienne Moore, of Vicks-
burg Queen OF Love ard Beauty. Mvssrs.
Parks Z.huder and Ware, being entitled
70 the crowns for the maids OF honor,
gracefully bestowed them upon Misses Ida
Mitchell, Aunabelle Power and Lizzie
Pierce Another entertainment, equally
" pleasant, will be given by the manager
next Friday night.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

Mrs. Hauie KelIs, whose name Is ~o
familiar 10 all JacksouiGus, has been ~
the city Tor lew days ptst, renewing old
lrirul-ulp-, aud glaudenlns former tneudo
by her pry-euce among them.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

We Gud in our exchanges many de
serving complimentary notices OF our
townsuau Frank Johnston, E~q, III con
nection with she recent vacancy on the
bench Of the Supreme Court.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

Since last issue, TIE CLARION has
bad the pleasure OF business and social
visit, lr,m Gen. W. I. Martin, Natchcz /;
NJ jor Livingston Minis, Atlanta, Ga. /;
Sa,rlf J w. Woodward and 4. O. Conner,
Ko-ciusko, DIR. J. :. Montgomery, Hon
Ibos j Wood Hon. Wiley Nash and &.
H. Alexander, Esq, Slarkville; Hon. l..
5. Ford, Columbia, Il. &. Il, exit, Esq.
West Point: Messrs d. |. McLeod aud ID.
+ Bridges, OF simpson, G. Nj. RUBBISH, OF
Meridian; Walter Trotter, Esq, Winona.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

The young ladies oi the Cooking Clut
held 's.rirtly Du,iuers'. meeting Monday
vheu delightful plans were laid Tor an sp
praachlug entertainment.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

A sMALLHOUSE, oKGKOU ND-FLoOR ROOMS
IA without poATG, Ges4TA0ie neigh Dosnood
DesE references glyea. Apply 81 the GLAAloS once
Jan.l4, 'S0-u-
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Miss Lily Wood, who has won so
many friends Tor nereril IN our city, last
.u.umer, IL expected tonight, aud VIII Ce
the guest Of mis- Mamie hoDIuaon.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

We are glad to notice dat the name OF
Ni-s EmmIe Moore, ot our city, seems TO
have a standing engagement on the Class
Honor Roll, oil Whitwurth College.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

SEALED PROPOSALS will be rec lived at this Ufice
until 2. n. the Dist day Vi January, 1881 IoI
furnishing and delivering ready lUr selLlGg AL tue
Polished rlaIe, rutIshvd fGats Gr0una, Uoubie
thick sheet and Dune thIck sheet and 0rOund
Glass, and Tor furnishing anu laying all the In
czassac fs0o IEisJ re4usTe4 ior Inc Nourt House
DC, at y9es Or, Miss IL Aceordauee With drawings
SPECIFICATIONS, &C., copies Of which lor eacn class
and additional Information may mad on applies.
ton this O1iee, tue OHcs-oi tue oupefIItend.
ent.
BIDS mud BE- aceoApGH ed BY Certified Check aae
those rsd Gfssr fame q eseB'g, Uss con
sid red
N. E BELL,
taB -, SPY. Supervising Architect.
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Mai. Livingston Minis, OF Atlanta,
Ga. va tine guest Of Judge Wharton lasl
aeek. lie has now gone d0Tn to the tx
position.
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-Daul suliy's Corner Grocery at tbs
Opsra House tonight.
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FOR REM

THE RESIDENCE OF --rs. MARY PATTER-
i SOY, on Congres- street, s..nih Jackson ~
resons IA nam h.s, kitchen, stable good cistern
TWO acre toI Apply % 1huS. ii EIuN,
ian-7,
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Mis- Mamie Campbs. returned yester-
day from school IN Virginia, and viii
beaceIorth add her charms TO Jackson
society.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

A small house, or grouLd-h0or rooms,
,ranted. See advertisement.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

Mr. Robert Smith and family, Of Cali
forpia. are whiting the family oil Mr.. Char.
l. CASTOR. Mr. Smith ,- sister OF Mre.
3a.tau. and will be remembered by our
q,is.5s IN residents IA Miss Annie Dad.
fay
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Saturday scored one di-loeated arm al
,bs Riak-Mr. Theus being the unfortunate
r.=se@-Br-
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Misses Cora and Clara Nesmith, Of
Martin, paid Miss Idelette Hunter a oriei
yI-it last week.
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Mis-. Maria Racker, ofCanton, is visit
inc the Misses Bailey.
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Judge Arnold took his seat on the Su-
rrarus Bsuca Oh Saturday last.
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Mrs. Hunter il visiting her daughter
Mr.. Hamilton, at Edwards.
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Misses Kate and Lula Melville have
beeu visiting Mrs. Judge Calhoon this
week
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Atlanta W ater Work
CATARRH.

The China and Queensware House Of
Mcbride d Co, Atlanta, Is perhaps the
largest in the South. Mr. A. j. Mcbride
of this trm has been cured OF calalrh OF
the nose OF IL ears standing by the use oil
b. 3. B., after every known remedy and
treatment had failed. b. b. b. cures
catarrh in a few weeks, after slothiul stuff
has failed for years. Write to him and
learn all the facts.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

Pearl Masonic Lodge, No. %, meets
next Monday night
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A good book binder can obtain seyers,
,rsylu's employment at this Office.
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AN EDITOR.

l have been almost entirely cured Of
nasal caiarrh of several years standing, by
3 bolt es OF b. b. B. | have tried many
other remedies, but none other equal b. Il.
B. 1t is quick cure, while others are
slow. ]. J. HARDY,
Editor News, Toecoa, Ga.
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Mics Minnie Van Hook has taken
charge OF the school formerly taught by
Mis- Josie. and wi conduct il onits former
basis. which lact IN itself would secure suc-
cc,s for it,. Miss Minnie ia an efficient
teacher. and we hope will receive ample
encouragement.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-14

"A letter, ioom our former friend and
taausmau, Mr X. Z. Willing, Published
recently in 1HE CLARION, haz been copied
in ia.l. by the Biittmo,eau, and most
complimentary tribute to the young writer
ability appended.
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1t should be remembered that the real
estate sui securities OF Green's Bank viii
be offered at public sale tomorrow morn
ing iu front Of City Hail. This viii be an
excellent opportunity of realizing on r.
cpiyer'7 Certificates.
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For Sale or Rent.

3 OT 661O OF A00Ce
T,HE BARFIELD PLACE, ONE NILE NORTH
Il OF Jackssn- Contains seven acres, in high
state Of cultivation; feuf-rUofn residence out
houses, stables etc. complete; good cstern. and
abundance OF good water Tor stock inc assort-
uaent OF bearing fruit trees scuppernons vineyard
and wine press Apply 70
Dec. 8, 'e4-1 m
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OFFICE S-rErvrsrZS ARCHITECT, !
TREASURY DEPARTAESI,
WAsEISGToS, u. T., January 10 1855

PROPOSALS FOR GLASS AND ESCA SIT
FLOOk IILING, Al JA1AsoA, MISS.
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Mrs. p a. Livingston died last Mon
day night at the residence OF her son, MIR.
sam1 Livingston, and her funeral took
place from The Presbyterian church Tues
day afternoon. She was IN her 18th year.
She resided for many years in Nazoo and
Washington counties, aud was greatly
esteemed 10y all who knew her.
Tue CLARIoN has printed for gratuitou-
distribution a Calendar for 1888, direc-
tory Of the city and State governments
the benevolent orders and churches OF
jackson, the State and Federal Courts and
courts in Kinds county, railr lad time
table. etc, which which will be handed to
any person applying Tor same at this Office
MIR +. ". Ble,s informs US that he
will bring the Carrie Heating Concert Com
many 10 Jackson ON the 2i-t, ii he can sell
q sufficient number OF seats TO warrant HIM
IN undertaking the expense. The company
Is composed OF well known ladies aud gen
tlemen OF Memphis, Hiss Heating being
the daughter OF Col. J. VI. keatiug OF th,
Appeal.
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The CLARION.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IA. 1885.
M Citt Fa.hers meet o night.

local AND OTHER NOTES.
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FOR SALE.

g6R week in your own town Terms s-J( out6
tree Adde'S H. Hall a. q Co.. Portland, -.
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Report of Delinquent Tax Payers for 1884

NJ NJ MCLEOD, City Clerk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-27
EscEerAsx QUANTITIES.

In approaching conflict in Central
Asia, both England and Russia have
some uncertain quantities with which
TO deal. The English have In India an
enormous number OF subjects, but few
Of whom could be charged with uudae
loyalty. The native prinoes OF India
have vast standing armies. which, al
though ostensibly intended only for
show and parade, are none the less a
menace 10 the AnGoIndian Empire.
II the inhabitants Of India could be re-
lied upon. England would really have
little 20 fear in that direction from
Rusaia or any othsr power. Bus it has
long been suspected that the Indian
princes are ready to attack the English
at the first favorable opportunity. The
Russians would certainly count on an
Indian uprising, and II II did not take
place their plans woald be seriously In
terfered with.
One of tha brightest spsts In abe
otherwise dark outlook OF the Anglo
Indian power IL tho fact that although
England and Russia have nov been on
the brink Of war for more than month,
the peopls Of India have shown no indi
eatien Of rising. Not only is this true,
bat the bordering countries of Afghan
istan, Burmah and Belooehistan symptI-
thiEs with England, and In the CASES Of
Afehanistan and Beloochistan, ara will
ing TO place their troops at the service
Of the English. ThIs is the most en-
oouraging feature Of the situation foS
the English. az il would give them the
advantage. not only 81 having powerful
allies In the Geld, but Of having at their
back a large friendly population. 1t
will, In fact, give them many Of the ad-
vantages Of hRhting On their own ground
without the disadvantages usually Incl
dent 70 SUCH warfare,
On the other hand, Il is not by any
means certain that Russia can depend
upon the loyalty Of her subjects 10 Cen
ual Asia. 80 long as success attends
tho Russian arms thBy would doabsssas
be loyal enough. They have GENE 10
regard the Rassians as invincihle. and
sbsy follow them and fight fer them be-
caase they believe ssIch 10 be their fAte.
bat LET one defeat, one disaster, befall
the Russian arms and that spell would
Be broken. II would then be serious
question whether these half civilized
peoples could he sependsd upon. or
whether they would act an. Khireis,
kaso-kAlpaks and EaFconans, seize The
opportunity OF striking : blow al the
Russian power. This question. only
the event can solve. However II might
BE- solved, there are many features q
the situation not At all unfAvorahas 10
shs British, II their government we're
eniy such a. 70 sake advantage Of them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-27

= ~AA4aas EAA4AAs
SulxEN, March "a e.svoy Of
Gsena9ier Gaards. an6sr e5nnsnd %
Central GFsharns accompanied the
Shropshire. Sarrsy and sikh Indian
regiments this Morning on their de
paTiiiss for lanai. As fAg - Mcneil ;
zAgsl,s Tie start E4s made - 1
o'eiosk, and the EAre5g vas reached
uith the loss % bot three ussB wound
81. Ia fight on tie wsy force Of
Arabs rushed 90 the Troops. Tue latter
81 oiiae formed = sqRsgs. The Arshs
EecElts@lT CHARGED up0n this vIfb s3eh
inpeisssity that they got within twenty
yzfsbi Of Il. 30; sore reVulsSd uith the
lSss q 100 killed.
rEIKaAAFH CJE.
SuAK1M, March 2s.-skirmist parties
u trslofs engaged 10 clearing the bushes
q Arabs alsng the road 90 Tamai. re-
port Shst the telegraph virez bstwseD
saaksn and the advanced British posi-
ton have teen cot By the enemy. BAT
oonsasanieati0ns are kept 40 BY meaos
Of the telisgr1Vh. Shich xill operate
successfully distance q ab1nf sixty
miles.
WELL ~ GOULD BIZ EGPBcEED.
EChKKN, March 2s;.--fTsnsrsl Graham,
10 q FuppissBsut&ry dispatch, says dur
ing The mornings march from suaksm
20 ths zaKebR, they bad NOS camel TO
load S0soe men Suffered slight sun
strokes. The marines suffer most from
beAt. General Graham SAYS that with
tho eIception Of saeh ailments a. are
caassd By brat, tse troops are healthy.
DnssATIsSfED WITH oFFICEEs.
LGsDoN. March s. TIE Daks of
Cambridge has referred to General
W0isslsy the question Of the recall Of
General Mcneil.
Gesenal Graham's tactics IN tbs sd
yareis from sHakem are cruising iueFeas
ed diHoontsns among o. GERS and men.
II il reported that the decisive attack
on TIniai has been postponed IN eonst =
qgeHse Of the breakdown of the trans
port ieryice, owing 20 the coVardly con
duct Of the Sepoys when facing the
Arat4s IN the fight 90 Sunday. The force
that sill attack lanai Will be composed
solely Of British and Sikh regiments