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defeat of the Mahdi's Followers.
Foreign Notes.

MAsSowAH Oct. 5.-The Rasalerla announce
great defeat of the followers of the Ell Mahdi a
Men Amideb, and it is now believed it will not b
necessary to relieve Kassale.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.


state, aide de camp aud General of tie
staff, and as such had negotiations with
Bu!nes. lie had already returned to
America before the first English uccupa-
tion, and wrote Il curiuus little book,
published in Philadelphia i'll 1912, called
"A Memoir of Indi, and Afahanistan,"
which, with many irr, lcvant remarks on
Indian and English policy, with theories
as tn the tuliilIment of the prophecies of
of Daniel, contains Il very interesting
description "f Dnst Mohammcd person
ally, together with portrait Of him and
IA map Of the surroundings of Cahnl. lie
mrmiiunS his 'pcrSuual Mcmuirs. giv-
ing full details of his life in Cabul. 1t
would be interesting to know whether
they still exist, and what has become of
his Journal.
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1t checks falling of the hair, aGi st;mn
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FULTON

ROBERT FULTON is II bright hay. with
black legs name and tail; he is very Symmetri-
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deal of spirit, but very gentle.
PEDIGREE.-Robcrt Fulton was fualcd June 10th
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nian. ID dam, by American Sta. Young IIar-
Ringers dam Jennie or Betsy \ by Noble s
Hamhletonlan. 2l dam. by Ethan Allen.
KERMS:-S2n to inSutc: - ut time OF service,
and balance when in ioal: Sl5 for the season.
JONATHAN IICKERINf
May 1T Zon Cecil county, Md.
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TOLD BY A MARINE.
What the Marines Did While They Were
on Duty on the ISthmuS.

What the Marines Did While They Were
Duty on the Isthmus.
We had il short but rather exciting
campaign Oh the lSthmus of Panama"
said Sergeant William Casey the other
day at the League Island Navy Yard,
who acted as First Sergeant of the com
patty of marines sent oul under com
mani of Captain Pagan. 1--WE arrived
at Aspinwall on April H. lie continued,
"aud from the time we arrived at pana-
ma we slept on the soft side of plank,
with arms and accnuntrements always
strapped to our side, anticipating an at
ASpura, the leader of the rebels in Pan
ana, surrendered, on the 9Th of April.
I'VE were of the fiSrt battalion that
arrived til ere, and were under the com.
mand of Colonel Haywood. We had
two Gating guns. and the battalion was
| divided up into four companies. Com
pany \ was commanded by Captain
MeeEer, Company Il by Captain Pagan,
Company G by Captain Cochrana and
Company ID by Lieutenant Bergman.
| Previous to this the second battalion had
arrived with 400 men, and also Captain
Meade with his guard from the pensa-
cola Navy Yard. On their arrival there
the whole of the second battalion was
placed under the command Of Captain
| Meade.
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ORDER NiSI.

In re: the mort%agcd real estate OF George NJ
Crows and Elizabeth Crows. his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. No. l2g4
Equity.
ORDERED, this 9th day of April. A.
" D., 1855, that the sale Of the mort"a"ed real
estate of George NJ. Crows and Elizabeth Crows
his wife. made and reported by l.. Mar. hall
Haines. attorney named i'll the mortgage, hc
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the con
trary thereof he shown on or before the :id day of
July next provided copy OF this order he insert
ed in some newspaper printed in Cecil county
once week for one month before the Sd day of
June next. The report states the amount of sales
to be Sl,1s993
JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk
True Copy-TcSt
May 2-5t JAS. A. DAVIS, Clerk.
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'r--> I@N-Ni' -if'i = IAN - 81 hhf--Nbfh
"The Colombian troops, on hoisting
their flag i'll Panama, received national
salute OF twcnty-one guns from us. AS
pura surrendered the city on condition
that the Colombian Government would
give him and his Cabinet full pardon
and agreed at the same time to surrender
his forces to the Colombian troops, toge-
ther with large amount of arms and
ammunition. Three days afterwards
Aspura was arrested by the Colombians
and sent to Jail for not fulfilling his por-
tion of the agreements in relation to the
number of arms and accoutrement which
he was to surrender to the Colombian
Government, and he is still in prison.
Ills intentions, no doubt" went on
Sergeant Casey, "were to surrender tEe
amount of arms and ammunition emu
merated, but his subordinates and sol
dlers, getting news of the surrender, had
cleared out during the day, taking their
arms and ammunition with them. They
scattered over the country creating ter
ror and havoc everywhere they went. In
Culebra, village of about 1000 inhabi-
tants, party of from fifty to seventy
five of Aspura's disbanded troops mas
sacred about thirty people, mostly Ja-
maicans. After Aspura's troops took
the city of Panama the stores and uni
forms of the government troops were
seized and the insurgents fitted out with
the Colombian uniform. The impress
sion was, at first, that the government
troops had committed this outrage, but
it was afterward disproved.
MARINES GUARDING TRAINS.
"From the 2Sth of April to the 25.h of
May we remained on the Isthmns of
Panama, performing guard duty for the
trains A guard of non commissioned
officer and four men accompanied each
rain that crossed the isthmus. Some of
our men were stationed along the line,
Captain Meade and his company being
at Matachen AMI Lieutenant Denny and
a small force at San Pablo. Captains
Pagan, Meeker and Cochrane remained
at Aspinwall. While lying at Panama
one of cur men was shot dead in trying
to escape through the sentry lines.
"Of course our men the effect of the
climat, even in their sojourn. The
The Cecil Whig., 1885-06-20

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REBELS FIRING ON THE MARINES
"During the night of April 81 some of
the rebel sympathiZcrs opened fire on
our sentrics, but the fire was promptly
checked by well-dilectcd fire from our
lines. We brought into action one of
our Gatling guns and swept the plaza,
firing between 200 and 600 shots. Dur
ing this excitement it was good to see
how promptly the American soldiers
flew to the support of howitizcr we
had on shore. Captain Fagan hadn't
fairly given the word to fall in before
the ms.n, some OF whom were lying down
on the tagging in the street, had formed
in tie lear of the howitizcr, ready to de
lcnl it, as "A general attack was feared.
Captain F"gan faced the rear rank of his
company to the rear to resist Il possible
alta k from that direction while the
frou; rank of lis company protected the
EGw.t Ter.
ala his clear, ringing voice he encour-
i'S'' 40 hi'h w SeaiNt Hlt"iy. We IT,
manned supporting our guns until day
light, neither the captain nor his men
having had any sleep.
''Thc Colombian Government troops
arrived ON the 2Sth and demanded Gen.
Aspura to surrender the city, which he
refused to do, declaring his intention to
fight. Tie fight was only stopped through
the efforts of Admiral Jouett, of the
United States Navy, who arrived from
Aspinwail opportunely and negotiated
peaceful surrender of the city.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-14
dcuit 10 say in which he excels. cast.

6cuit to say in which he exceis. Cass.
who for so many years has deiish,.d
american audiences with. his melO.
dious tenor and superb acting, sho,,
no evidence OF the wearing effects a,
years in the profession. Fabrini has. ia
short time, won for himself an exalted
place in the esteem of the public. H.
possesses high, rich aud powerful teno,
capable of all the requirements of g lead.
ing role. AS Manrico in II Trova,ore =
Sig. Fabrini displays his wonderful DOW.
ers to great advantage.
The chorus OF the company Is full
clear and strong. and sings with tina. *.
preston which shows s.udious applica,
ton and mastery lead .rship. The orches
ira, under the direction of Sig. Tomasi, i.
complete, and deserving of the highes,
praise. Considering each feature of tn,
Abbott company-vocal, orchestral, cos
tuning and acting-it is the strongest anc
by far the most popular travelling lyri,
organization in America.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-14
EMMA ABBOTT.

The engagement of the Emma Abbott
English Opera Company at the Craud
Opera House in Little Rock last week
was brilliant one and in all respects sue
cessful. The season of four entertain.
ments embraced "Heart and Hand ;"
LA Traviata." Mariana" and al
Trovstore"-the brightest operas Of the
company's repertoire. Of the company
Individually it is hardly necessary to
speak indeed, a mbin alton in which
appear such well known names as Abbott,
Bellini. Anuandale, Tagliapietra, Castle,
Fabrini and Broderick is almost above
criticism. Miss Abbott's voice, notwith-
standing the great demands upon it, is
stronger and richer than ever, while as
an actress she surpssses tine commenda-
ton of former criticism. Laura Bellini
is endowed with soprano OF surprising
purity and strength, to which the char
acter of Leonora in "Trovatore gives
full scope. The perfect ease and ahso-
lutte correctness with which she renders
the most difficult passages of the part
show the wonderful fexibility of her
voice and the culture of assiduous study.
The contralto of Lizzie Annandale is of a
depth and strength rarely equaled. She
IS finished actress, and as Azucena in
Trovatore is perfect Tagliapietra is
--Tagiiapietra. His wonderfully rich
and powerful baritone is unrivaled in
America and, combining with grace of
person an eloquence Of action showing
perfect conception ofthe characters he por-
trays, he is one Of the most finished oper-
attic artists of the world. So nearly perfect
is he in all his characters 1t would be diff
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-14
fellowship. he exclaimed, 8 Bring US three
whisky straiphts."

fellowship. he exclaimed, 8 Bring as three
whisky straights."
went home at dinner time. ] was
not drunk, but was far from being sober.
My little boy ran out on the porch to
meet me. took him in my arms.
"John," said my wife, do you think
that you are steady enough to carry him p
looked at her reproachfully. AS
turned to walk down the steps into the
yard, stumbled and-fell- MeTciful God
the little fellows arm was broken. Iran to
summon a surgeon. After calling at
the Office of the surgeon and leaving my
call on the slate, went to a neighboring
saloon to steady my nerves. lost my
recollection. remember that brushed
sawdust from my coat. remember a
dark night and rainy day. remember
drinking with a one-legged man-bu,
nothing was tangible. When J became
sober, when consciousness came upon
me with a dull, painful awakening, was
in disreputaole part of the city. | had
taken up my abode in den of ruffians.
ask you-you who read this-would not
death by hanging have been too good for
me 2 tried to pray, but what right had
to call upon the great Master of Life
None. | went home. The house was
deserted. found the following note:
My Dear Lost Husband: can no
longer endure the thought of living with
drunkard. do not leave you in anger.
| have just prayed for you. do not
suppose that we shall ever meet again.
Yours, MAUD"
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-14

him q muscular looking friend VINO
seemed 10 be acting in the capacity of
S5Sss1:y guard. GsPsaia Prhessah stiii carries
his arm in sling and looks little pale,
but seemed to be enjoying his breakfast
and his liberty. He is a distinguished
looking man, broad-shouldered and
rather heavy; to all appearances we'll
able to defend himself at any time if
fairly attacked. He laughed a little over
the pistol incident of yesterday, but de-
MED that he had any other intention than
that of self-defense. His manner is a
little nervous and he evidently does not
feel that he is safe anywhere. Not very
pleasant feeling, Ell? A. E. M.
NEW YORK N. Y.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-14
CHAPTER IL.

next morning, just before starting
down town, | kissed Maud very tendealy.
She did not encourage my caresses, but
she allowed her head to rest on nay shout
der. "Girl, won't drink anything to-
day"
That's what you said yesterday"
"Don't remind me Of broken promises.
Help me to keep the one now make.
win mot drink anything to-day. Have
faith in me nov, just this one time more =
q win this time, john" putting her
arms around my neck. ooh if you knew
how l love you"