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Buclsien,s Arnica salve,

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Also his Bad Poker Playng-Hs Pres.
enae of Mind.
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rnE want Soap Ask your grocer forit

Arunaway horse in Stockton, Cal, ran
upon q baby carriage, dragged it fifty feet
and kicked it into splinters, and yet the
baby escaped.
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SOMETHING old-Allen's Bilious Physic
Acts quickly, relieves promptly, and
never fails TO cure Sick Headache and
Constipation. % cents large bottle.-At
druggists. TTHs4w
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Iforsford's Acid Phosphate In seasickness.
Prof. Adolph OFT, New York, says: 81
used 1t for seasickness, during an ocean
passage. In most OF the cases, the violent
symptoms which characterize that disease
yielded, and gave way to healthiul &C.
ton Of the functions impaired" TThsAw
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II you suffer with sick headache, Con.
stipation, Sour Stomach, or Bilious attack,
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills will relieve
you.-l5 cents. TThsaw
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Foreign students in Paris complain OF
Determinations and Of being treated as in.
truders,
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TuE want Soap Ask your grocer for II

FoR lame back, side or chest, use shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Prico Is cents.
shiloh's Cough and Consumption cure
is sold by us on garantee. 1t cures Con-
sumption.
shiloh's vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss oil Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and rs cents per bottle.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Sold by Logan & Co AT. Young and
Chss. Menkemeller. cow
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$1,000 90 We offer to anyone detecting
even trace Of common grease in strunz
Genuine Wax Soap.
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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$1,000 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even trace Of common grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wax Soap
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Mother SWANS Worm Syrup.

Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartici
for fevcrishness, restlessness, worms, con
stipation. 25c.
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ASK for Wells Trough on Corns," 15c,
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, buni0ns,
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Trade was fair for good sheep and lambs only.
Common was very dull. There was no outside de;
stock. The quality was scarcely Of ~ good an
Ayerage a. LAST week. We quote sheep o. 2lSc; iew
az either extreme. Lambs SISabiSc. ThoFnnken:
% Tor hlsStals In the Lexington and other
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ssRough on Corns.n.

Bears are becoming quite plentiful in
the Catskills.
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$1,000 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even trace Of common grease In StrunI
Genuine Wax Soap.
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$1,000 90 we offer to any one detecting
even trace OF common grease in Strunz's
Genuine Wax Soap.
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ISX1||

From experience think swifts Specific Is q very
valuable remedy for cuianeOus diseases ana a. the
Same time All invigorating tonic:
$3.50 JANEs JACKSON. Chiel Justice OF Ga.
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Stop That Cough,

There were 1900 roller skating Kinks
built during 1884.
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The receipts arc few hundred In excess q last
week, but are generally ola better quality, all the
dealers reporting thClr stock ~ Of good grades,
prices eiully up 10 hOso Of last week, more hogs
selling al or near the highest quotations. Quota
lions range from sc 70 Gtsc, with few under &C,
aud some extra small fraction above 90 Same
time last year hogs sold at TRS1S net
me SHEEP MkRkEr.
Arrivals this week
Arrivals last week.
Arrivals one year 1ag
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A league is being formed to restore the
temporal power Of the Pope.
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A Norwich, Conn.,, lady has a banana
plant on which several bananas are now
ripeninp.
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As an outcome Of the hard times, no
shut down Of a brewery has yet been re-
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TufeWant soap.' Ask your grocer for It,
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IL MACHINEs-3 THEATRES.
Satisfactory reduction In Gus Bills. Better light.
HAIRY MtSEn's nowcry Theatre ?.
:. Peoples
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NocUIATED PoIsoN.-Aiter trying oil the
ana well Al terrible blood poison contracted from
4 nurse. MRs 7. W. LEE, Grcenyille, Ala.
POISON oAK.-A lady hGrc has boon entirely
enred Of poison oak poison BY the use OF two bot
tlos Of s.s.s' X i Ti SSSpsGIED;r Tenn.
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Save Their Cost Every Three Months

Equal to 400 percent per nnnum)
EHt.r: Metallic Construction, Simple, EtIicient,
Durable. Endorsed by highest Commercial, Me.
chanIcal and expert authorities. Ovor 5000 in
service. Warranted for yearsl
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oFPIcE or THE CAIyEgroN LIVE STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY. January 5, 1885.
RECEIPTS OF TIE WEEK.
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BUSINESS eyarGs.
cTEPHEN MCCULLOUGH.
and Builder,


Carpenter and Builder,
Brick aud Wooden Buildings Erected.
Roofs, Valleys Sky Lights Counters and shelving.
All work promptly attended to on reasonable
ns:sHoP-Alley Is. rear Of Capitol. Residence,
Fifteenth street Shop 10 rear laS
H w1LHELMs,
UPHOLSTERY
Repairing Of ali kinds otfunIture
New furniture made to order.
aes 1851 M4ggEE SQUARE.
EsrABLGsHED 1858.
H.seamon'sNall City Cigar Works,
And Dealer in 1eai. Plug and Smoking TObsccos.
Also Fine Cigars and Pipes.
no WATER STREET,
sptl wheelinE. ": Va.
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The Good Side of the Exniosinn.

LONDON, Feb. H,-Policemen Cole
and Cox, who were dangerously
wounded while endeavoring to prevent
the recent dynanNte explosion at West
minister Hall, have received a number
OF valuable presents. Mr.. Gladstone
giving each of the gallant officers $50
from the royal bounty fund.
Sir William tIarcourt, home secretary
gave Cole, who pluckily picked up the
bundle containing tho dynamite and At
tempted to carry 1t out, Gl27, and Cox.
who went to Coles assistance. G7O.
sir James Ingram, magistrate, pre-
slulhS al BOW street police court, pre-
sentsd each OF the wounded officers
~ and members of parliament collec-
ted t5CO for their benefit. Numerous
private persons have donated yarious
sums for the same purpose.
THE REPORTERS DON'T LIKE Ir,
Mehbe OF tho press, holding seats
III the press gallery, arc greatly excited
over speakers new regulations abol-
ishlng. the rule granting press repre-
sehlaliYes admission TO tho inner lobbv
OF the house OF commons, and forbid
Hiug reporters to 10 intO the Ioadiny
Corridors or use the committee rooms,
lho reporters will ask the speaker to-
res'ind the objectionable regulations.
Iho reporters are urging the managers
oi papers to suppress the reports of de.
Dates unless the restrictions are modi-
ueu, as happened in Austria.
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McKlnnev Mattors

MCKINNEY, Feb. Special. Mo-
Kinney Lodge No. 97s, knights of
Honor, installed officers elect last night,
I. w. Wiley, dictator. Tho lodge was
organized March is, 1873, and has a good
membership. The first assessment
paid was No. 80; the last, No. l5l, max
ing III assessments for seven years.
Dues and will mako an aggregate of
1856, or less than $50 per year, as cost.
IL has lost four members, saac Crouch,
George w Cameron, JamO M. White
and Col. 7. ii. Murray, whose families
have each received $1,000. There were
several charter members present, and
"reminiscences Of the past and hopes for
the future indulged in made an affect
ing meeting.
Cattle has stood the severe weather
very well.
The call of the civil docket will be ro-
sumed in the district court Monday.
One case on the criminal docket Is act
for February %. Seven convictions out
OF nine trials were obtained, and County
Attorney Beverly, who began the trials
sick, and who has prosecuted the pleas
OF the ate as II this was the last court
before election, is happy.
Quite q large crowd in town to-day,
and business lively.
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Threatening Them Win Deo,r.

LONDON, Feb. n.-The police and 9th
or witnesses for the crown in the case of
James c. Cunningham, the alleged dy-
namiter, charged with high treason fell
nny in causing the recent explosion i'm
the tower, have received letters threat
ening them with death il they persist In
giving damaging testimony against the
prisoner.
The authorities have again received
letters containing warnings that 81.
iaui s Cathedral and the Bank of Eng
,Snd are to be attacked with dynamite.
Detectives Roper aud Wilson, two of the
governments princlpal witnesses
against Cunningham and Burton, are
annoyed by frequent threats against
their lives,
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PornYian lnI,tioa-

LIMA, Peru, Feb. IA meeting was
held yesterday of some members of last
years assembly, with the object of de-
Gliding the steps to bo taken on the
opening of congress on the first of next
month, 1t is said tho follow ing decis-
ion was reached; The presidential
chair % be delared vacant, and presi.
dental elections TO be evoked, oXclud
ing Gems. Yglesias and Caceres
from candidaturo. Another parCv.
II IS said will adyocnte
the reelection of Gen. Yglesias for a
period OF two month, after which gem
eral elections are TO be convoked. An
other party proposes the re election of
Con. Hglesias without reservation as to
tne period nc shall serve, and advocates
the convocation OF general election for
this purDOge,
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Visitors nc Marshall.

MARSHALL, Fob. ll,-(Spccial. Cen
eral Manager ii. NJ. Hoxie arrived this
morning and has spent the day inspect
ing the Gould system shops and
grounds. He leaves for New Orleans
tomorrow.
AS soon as IL was learned that large
number OF the press delegates had ar.
rived on their way TO tho exposition,
steps were taken to entertain them un-
til the departure of their train. Major
Herman kretz invited them TO his ele
giant home, whore, In his cozy parlors,
beside the glowing fires, they slipped
sparkling wine and pulled the fragrant
Havana. In the evening they attended
the Performance given at the opera
house by Phillip Phillips. When the
signal Tor all aboard for New Orleans
WAS sounded, they left highly delighted
with their visit.
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German Agricultural Reports.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Prussian min
lister OF agriculture has issued report
on agriculture in the states OF
Prussia during the past three
years. He states that the coun-
Try cannot henceiorth RELY on
the growth OF corn, but must widen the
scope OF its production by rearing cattle
on large scale and by producing
cheese, butter and eggs. Referring to
rural mortgage debts, he allirms that the
goNernment census of mortgages shows
that the peasants aud farmers. as
a rule, are not In needy condition and
that large estates have moro debts than
those with smaller capital. The value
OF the horses In the country has been in
creased in ten years by 5l,00O,00O marks,
and tho value Of the cattle has been in
croased by II ,00g 600 marks,
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TOWELS.

Large size Cotton Towels at 75c. per
dozen. Large imported Linen Towels
AT only $l per dOzyn. Fine Damask
Linen Towel only $1.75 per dozen.
At $2.5Oper dozen, the Boss Towel
in the State, larger and better than we
ever offered befOIes
At $3.50 per dozen the Lady's Tow |,
worth $6.
Fancy Centres, Flue Bleachqd and
Fancy Borders, White and Turkey
Red Napkins, only soc. per 6Ozen.
BIeached Damask Napkins, 75c to S1.5O
per dozen. Best quality Bleached ami
Brown Pepperell Sheeting, regular
price, 3ya'd DIS lUr 81, only 25c. a yard.
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LAMrAsAs, Feb. i4.-[specisl.l .l-Quite
number of our citizens are attending
the New Orleans exposition. Among
the departures the comipg week will be
Judge j O. Matthew ws, sheriff Wolf Hon.
Henry Exall, Mr.. j. ID. Cassell and sew
eral business men with their families.
The city is jubllant over the idea Of
soon having water-workB. The council
signed a contract with Mr.. Brown, Of
Fort Worth, yesterday, and issued $40,-
700 In 2 per cont, tweuty-year bonds, for
for which the contractor 10 TO put In .
complete eystem of water-wolku, and
equip the fre company.
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The Llrht Fnni.stlo n, nslton.

BELroS, Feb. IA. = [special.l - The
grand calico ball given by tho "Entre
Nous" club, last night, proved to be the
most recherche afi,ir Of the season. In
spite OF the disagreeaole weather n large
crowd was In attendance, especially "A
large crowd from Temple. The bro.
granme was msdo up OF choice dances.
and the light fantastic WAS tripped III
way up yonder In the small hours.
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viii Sail for rur,,ev

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4,--A cable mes
sage was received at the navy depart
ment to-day from Commander Ludlow,
dated Vile France, reporting that he
VIII sail in the QuinnohoaI on AIonuay
for the Turkish coast in pursuance Of
telegraphic orders from the department
to inquire into the reported indignities
to American citizens.
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quainted with the details of the British
victory at Abu Klea and Gubat, but they
consider them unimportant compared
with the prophets success in capturing
khartoum. The story of this success
has been spread and magnified every
where among the Arabs sympathizing
with El Maedi, and all are apparently
greatly elAtad.
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DestructIyo Knins-soven TN

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. ld.-(yia. Gal
yesto. Reports arrive of destructive
inundation at Mazatlam, causing the
loss OF number of lives and heavy
loss to property
La Patria this morning vouches for
the truth OF the phenomena of a woman
In this city giving birth TO seven chill
dren in one day. All died, but the
mother lives.
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Thoroughly Frightoncd bv nynnm,,o

LONDON, Feb. A.-Tho regulations for
the admission of people to the house of
commons, are so stringent as TO amount
almost to prohibition. Members who
ASK permission from the speaker to in
troduce persons, are TO be held answer.
able for the conduct of the persons so
admitted. Strangers are not TO be al
lowed TO promenade on the terrace, even
IL escorted by members.
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Rennrts From Rom.

ROME, Feb. l4.-Dispatches from Mas
sowah state that the situation has i'm
proved steadily since the Italian occu-
patton. The commander of Salotta has
been ordered to dispose of the bands of
marauders sent TO the vicinity of Mas
Sowah by El Mahdi. 1t is reported thai
the government will send an Italian
general to MassoMnh.
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The Ouecn Is sick Ahed.

LONDON, Feb. li,-Dispatches from os.
borne, received this afternoon, state that
Queen Victoria is suffering from a
severe cold, has been unable to leave
her bed for the past two days. Her
Majesty, In consequence, has postponed
Tho time for her return to Windsor.
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How Does England Like IL?

LONDON, Feb. l4.-Earl Derby, colo
Mai secretary, this afternoon received
OIL cial advices IRON New Zealand con
hrmlng the report published yesterday
that Germany had annexed Sonora, des-
plte the protest of English and Ameri-
can consnls.
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Cleveland to be Asked to Keep Mum on
silver.

WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-Representa-
tive Reagan will, on Monday, send
President'elect Cleveland petition
signed by about 100 Democratic men,
bers of the house, asking him not TO
commit himself on the silver question
in his inaugural address.
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ALWAYS In SEASON!
BROS,
BARGAINS
New Goods New Goods /!
READ THE LISTl
vi our special offerings 1t tells plain straightforward
story OF the commercial depression which forcing manufacturers
ana importers to sacrifice their goods Their misfortune is the
buyers opportunity Ladies will do well to seize the chance
MONDAY, FEBRUARY is
OOR REGULAR WEEKLY BARGAIN DAY
NEW GOODS AT HALF PRICE.
Towels, Table Linen, Napkins & Sh0GiDg
TABLE LINEN.

Ali.Linen Damask Table Linen, with
or without COlOred Border, only 25c.
per yard.
Heavier and Wider Dmask Linen
OILY 3jc. per yard.
The best quality Turkey Red Damask,
everywhere 75c.; only 45c. per yard.
Bleached Damask, only soc.
Extra Fine Satin Finish Bleached
Imported Damask, cheap at 81; only
Use. per yard.
Tow'ling, extra quality and width,
ut 1Oc. per yard.
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Ignorant Messengers,

KoRrr, Feb. A. Messengers davo ar.
rived from Khartoum, who were six
days ON the journey. Tho news they
nnring IL of recent events, and the fall OF
khartoum Is not vet known.
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~ Mnhd's Follower. u.ppy.

suAKiM, Feb. b.-Spies rep IT large
assemhiaie Of hostile Tribes from the
south gathered at Tamai. Ei Mahdis
men, the spies say, are perfectly ac-
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A Rnmnr nj Cnirn.

CAIRO, Feb. l<.-It il reported here
that Prince HasSan has been appointed
governor general of the Souuan.
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NM suAKIM rNrFnIrInN.

Cen. Grahdm depirls IOr Suaklm on
the 18th. lie is TO be letC the fullest OPP
tion as to the time to b, occupied by the
expedition in reachin. Berher. 1t is
stated, however, that Gen, Graham in
tends TO make forced marches all tho
way To Berber from Suakim. If he
encounters Osman Digna and
defeats him, Gen. Graham believes he
can reach Berber within 20 days. IL
would require 80 DAYS TO complete the
Journey with an army making ordinary
time.
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0P E IA HOUSE
CHARLES BENTON. MANAGER.
FEBRUARY IA, 1884.
= The Distinguished Statesman and Orator,
HON. CARL SCHURZ
g. g. BAYNE, IRRELEVANT, JR.,
(. M. REARDoSS,V SV5Ssa@en'' Cashier.
Dallas National Bank
Authorized Capital, $500, ,OOO
Capital paid in, $3.50. 900
Surplus and Undivided Profits, S45, 900
Accounts Of Merchants and Individuals Solicited

DIREoToRs: 8. g. Bayne, w. B. Worsham,
I. X. Ferguson, A. j. Porter, ]. r. Treze-
want, Jr., 4. L. Marsalis Alfred Davis, q, A.
Keating, X. M. Reardon.
The following are prominent subscribers
TO the stock of this bank:
g. NJ; TRouTM AN, President Central Ma
tlOnal Bank, Philadelphia
7. w. BROWN, of Provident Life and Trust
Co, Philadelph a.
w; A.; PULLMAN, President seaboard
Bank, New York.
JAMES E. GRANNIs, Of Tradesmen's
National Bank. New York.
S. q. BAYNE, President First National
Bank, Bradford, Pa.,. and Vice President
Seaboard Bank, New York
L. f. LAWToN, of First National Bank,
0lean, N. Y
N. s.; BUTLER, of First National Bank,
Oean, N. Y.
J. +. HANNA, OF Weir Plow Co., Nom
month, Ill.
d. VDAY, General Manager National
Transit Company of United states.
JOS. SEEP, of the Standard oil Co
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AT tho council of war to-day at the
war Office II was resolved to increase
the India contingent to be despatched
to the Soudan Tor Gen. Wolseley's relief
TO- 5000 men, in order to raise the total
effective force which Gen. Graham is TO
have for his Suakim expedition To II 500
men. The council also recons idered the
previous decision of the war office de-
c.ining colonial offers of military as.
slstance' Both the Earl of Northbrook
ana the Marquis of Harrington urged
the war once TO assent To the request to
podition.
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There is growing movement In tho
docks OF Loudon and among builders
ana other tradesmen, TO dis.
pense with the services of
sup laborors. Fifteen hundred Irish
nave been dismissed IRON buildings In
course OF construction In east London,
thelr lellow-workmen, other than
OF the irish nationality, being un.
Milllng To work beside men
whom they rogerd as possible dyna.
that n similar movement has been
started at Manchester, Liverpool and
other previncia, centers.
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A GLOOMY VIEw.

Soudan. He will retire in any event
from his command i'm india on April /.
"srmcTLY BUSINESS" CoNcERN.
a gigantic trading corporation, TO be
called the Royal London Tradiug COM
piny Is being formed In London and
Alexandria upon the same lines as
those upon which were conducted the
East India comnany. Ifthe corporation
succeeds in obtaining the chartorit has
already applied for, II will claim ms one
OF the prlviiodges tho right To build a
railway between Berber and Suakim.
THEY MUST ANTICIPATE HARD FIGHT
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TO CENsURE THE GOVERNMENT.

The report that lei Mahdi's troops are
marching to attack Kassala has led To a
redewal OF negotiations with Italy for
the dispatch of an Italian expedition
irom Msssowah for the roliel of the gar.
rlson.