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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-11
Dedicatory Services i'm a Chicago Metho
diet Church.

CHICAGO, May 10 The dsdicatory services
of the new Western Avenue M. K. Church.
designed to last seven days opened this
morning. The initial ceremonies in which
Rev. DIR. Newman. OF New York, took part,
were very largely attended. The other par.
Elephants in the exercises were Bishop War.
rem, ID. D., Of Denver. aud Bishop s. M. Mer.
rill, ID. D., of Chicsgo.
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CUsHING-Henry Cushing, in the fiftieth year
of his age.
Funeral from liz North West street to-day al
2:30 o. m. He was a member of The Masonic fra
ternity. Friends invited to attend.
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A frstclass and reputable place OF amusa
n ent for ladies, children and families the
can afiord-Dime Museum
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"Punkln pie, Yankee. baked beans with
'las'ts, husxlpg bees with the read ear COM
plefes the pictur of the home OF our dad
Gays "-'Solon Single" at the Dime Ma
scum 10. day.
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PURSUING HER BETRAYER.
Refusing Marriage Missouri Girl Gets n
Judgment and Conviction.

isDErENDENcE, Mo-, May 1o.-Ata special
session OF the Criminal Court Of this county,
John A. Wheeler was yesterday sentenced to
two years IN the Penitsntiary for the betrayal
of Ida w. Wheeler under promise OF mar
risge. The trial took place three weeks ago,
but motion for anew trial was oyerru,ed
and eentencs passed. An endeavor will be
made to carry the case To the Supreme Court
The standing OF the parties in the suit, who
live In Kansas City, have made il one OF
note. II ia the first sentence ever passed
upon a bstrayer in this county. The woman
seems determined TO pursue him to the Ut
most. She has judgment in the Circuit
Court and O lien on the estate of his father
for 0OO0, and has driven him to the door
of the Penitentiary. He offered her goodly
amount TO marry MIN after the verdict was
rendered bnt she would not accept. Wheeler
IS OF . prominent family of Cas- County,
and besides the dishonor of penitentiary
sentence he now suffers poverty. though he
was at the beginning wealthy, being a pros
porous merchant OF kansas City.
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For the lands sake, Ben Johnson, who
TUX my bsr'I apple sass. "-"Solon Shingle''
at the Dime Museum to day.
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for the use of their guests. This innovation
was resented by the regular gondoliers, who
organized mob who attacked the saloon
gondoliers and scuttled their boats. Several
serious casualties have occurred. and many
arrests have been made.
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DIED..

SOBBE-Amelia, in the 9th year OF her age
wife of II. Sobbe, and daughter of G. W. Schater.
at 1880 q. m, May 10, 1855.
Funeral at , p. IN. tomorrow from the resi-.
dence, sol South West street. Services at church,
corner New Jersey and McCsrty streets.
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The Foreign Minister Resigns.

ROME, May 10.-Signor P. s Mancini has
resigned bis Office as foreign minister, and
his portfolio has been taken by the Premier,
Signor A. Depretz.
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''Hope liz henn that Iaze more eggs than
che ken hatch. "-'Solon Slingls" at the
Dime Museum to day.
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CiScrNNATI May l0.-Seven thousand per-
sons Witnessed the fourth successive defeat
Of the Brookiyns at thej hands of the Gin
cinnatis to-day. Several fine running catches
were made by Swartout and Jones:
Cincinnati o 2 o 0 o O o.
Brooklyn. .....-........ O 0 l 0-6
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the police were finally compelled to ais
perse them. Oyer 400 persons signed ths
pledge
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LouisyiIIa smut Ont.

LOUISVILLE. May l0.-Tne Baltimores broke
even with the Louisvilles to-day by defeating
them In . close and interesting game. The
following is the score by innings:
Louisville % o O o O 90
Baltimore -.......-..-...... . 0-3
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Hours OF performance at the Dime Mu-
scum, 2:3O, 4. s and 9:15 .. m.
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"SoIon Shingls," q genuine picture of a
way back -yonder observation-disclosures Museum
to dsy,
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Cleveland Nearly Whitewashed.

MILWAUKEE. May 10--Ths Milwaukees
fcorced their second victory over the Cleve-
lands to-day, as shown below:
Milwaukee-.-.--............0 O 1 3 1 Ill
'Cieveands ............... o i
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Stand dewn the hall; my grandad fit in
the Revolution. ~ Scion Shingls" at the
Dime Museum 10 day.
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"SOlon Shingles perfect idea OF para.
disc, way down East. Dime Museum to-day.
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The Plymouth Epidemic True Typhoid
Fever.

WILKEsBAERE, Pa, May 10-A committee
of Philadelphia physicians to day began an
investigation of the epidemic at Plymouth.
Post norton examinations show that the
disease is true typhoid fever. Five deaths
there 70 day. Many patients are at the point
of death.
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Your comfort and pleasure my care at all
times-D;ine Museum.
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The eratest amount f3r the Isxst N oney-
Dime Mnssani ~ day.
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Notice to Builders.

OFFICE OF CROWN HILL CEMETERY.
ISDIASAP0Li> May 8. 1855
Sealed proposals for the erection OF an Office
building at Crown Hill Cemetery viii be received
up TO O'Clock p. m. May 18th, 1855, At the o:ics
of the Cemetery. No. Fletcher < Shapes Block.
Indianapolis. Ind
Plans and specifications can be seen Oh aud
after May 18th 1855, at the Office OF Adolf 5chesrer
Architect. Masonic Temple. indianapolis.
!. BY order OF the Building Committee
GEO. p. ANDERSON, Seer elary.
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TOLEDO May 10.-The following was the
score in to- days game:
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Baee Hits-TOledos. 4: Clevelands. 4 Errors
Toledoes, z: Cleyeiands.5 5. Pltchers-Stemmye snc
ODcnneli. Umpire-Brennan.
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Uncle Toms Cabin" in ten minutes at
the Dime Museum today.
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Note: Omaha and Minneapolis not included in
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CALL ct northwest corner Delaware aud Ohio
~ streets for nursery stock full assortment
kept and sold At one hall price caargsd 5y sssats.
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Best, HandSOmGSt. Most LtgiDlG Type"
The avon Edition
SHAKESPEA
For Sale By all Booksellers
EDWARD MEEKS, PUBLISHER,
No. 1902 Walnut Street, Psiladephis, Pa.
WANTED.
XNANTED-Job stave cutting Address CHAs.
w NJ. NULL. "indfall, Ind.
NJ ANTED-situation in retail grocery sto.e:
w reference given; age nineteen. Addrer s.
H., Sentinel Office.
WANTED Situation as office boy messenger
w boy, or honest work ofany kind; best OF ref
elences. Address G 2, Sentinel office. II
yyANTED-situation; wish employment in
w any capacity where my experience will cna-
bic me TO be useful. THOMAsj. BRYANT.
WANrED-Any kind Of work by the day by
best of peierence AnnT 300 Vest Mss ic
MANIFESTATION by young lady, High
W. school education. as cashier, copyist, assist
ant bockkeeper. or writing OF any kino. Address
l. 4. this Office IL
WANTED-By two young men. positions with
w dramatic company; sober aud reliable Al
dress r. and H.. r y. Box 81, Newperry, Greene
county, Indiana
VNTASTED-A coatmaker. with sober aud in
Wv dustfious habits, can fud steady employ
meht ADDRESS FEDEk & slLBERBERG. Roch-
chester, Indiana. 80
VIZ ANTED-seven fair telegraph operators for
dress with stamp. c. A.DUNWoorY, Ssnt. south
street Depot, Lafayette. Ind.
wv NTED-Situstio, In s,o-a mr. ,e;., hv
Wv young man willing TO work good pen man;
sesoy. correct habits can refer last employers
Address Il. c.. Box 20. Anderson, Ind.
VN7ANTED - Protestant family in good circum-
Wv stances, without children, to ADOPT bright,
intelleent blonde girl, FIVE years or age good ref
erecces given and required. Address MRS. J. N,
this office II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as drug clerk by young
w man; three years experience: steady. cor
rect habits and willing to work: frst-class refer
ployers. Address K. h. c., box IS. Anderson,
Indiana.
w ANTED-9 coo #. 2; in: and up, wide.
w $500 it,, ~, ) in. and up, wis;e.
II 900 IT., Ia. in. ana up vide
2f,tc0 It., J, in aud up. wide.
Best quality Sifta oss IL, lssna aioes. properly
qusrtereo. State lowest price OG cars "a 3n2Ais,
and If green or seasoned. Address ID. e. Ws.o2,
245 Main street. Buffalo. u. 10
FOR SALE.
EOR sALE-or trade: two restaurants. doia a
l. good DuGiness Gail at l2} south uliEols
street. 80
ITOR SALE-A valuable patent right. Apply 70
~ pst.ntee. c. g. KNOWLES. 1907 Moyanlessiug
avenue, Philadelphia.
L'OR SALE-Fine stylish fast young mare gen.
" tie and sound; fifteen and Tn rec fourths hands
high. 100 South Illinois street. A
noe sALE-Bakery; half Interest or all OF It;
Il good trade: using eighteen barrels OF oar
every week; one OF the best bakeries 10 make
money in the State of Indiana. Address BAKERY,
Box ga. Charlottesville. Ind. 80
AUCTION SALE
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Continued from First Page.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-19
SUMMONS.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
4 Third Judicial District Of tAs TnrritarT
q Washington. holding terms at e5msafis
IN King couety. for the counties Of King
and kitsap.
IN the once q Tho Clerk Of said Dhs,riet
40. tss- Margaret =. MoGIaaaAlin.
plaintiff, W. Robert q. Mc9laaRhlla. d.
Tns gsFrnB srarns 90 AxEzsca ssMb 0nsmsss.
Te itobert q. Me0lauRhlin. Defendant I:
fou are hereby required TO appear u aa
action brought against yon bT the shove
named plaintiff. IN tke Dlsfrict Cuiarf a tie
Third Judicial district Of The Territery 81
Wsshington. holding terms q the city q
Seattle. IN tbs county Of King. for the tsoun-
the eomplalnf died thsgein wtthin sixfy
days from thu date Of the first pablientian
q this sammon4 Or Judgment b. dsfnna
wiz Be taken Against you. accorefnx 10
the prsfer q The complaint
1bs sad actltn h brought 70 ebsain
. aecree q the shove entitisd Cosrs dis-
soiving H. bos1s u mAsrimeny sxisszng
lowing plalntiR 70 szsume hsr miss6en
name. On the Rr0unds 81 1hmiidon M1amf o.
plalntAF ~ defcndane since Maron. 1Gs1,
and for neaiect and refuzsl 81 dcfsss1anl
% make suitebteor any prov ist0n Tor piaia-
ttfrs saDpoFt siace - q Mach Isel.
wlfnsss he non- Roger sgrseBe. Jud4,
| sxAL. ths sal th<xoof. Ehis ri AZ
s--s Of January. A. d. 1855.
JAMES BkAvkY. Clssrk.
~ JAMES ". Ludlow. Deputy,
White q MundAy. szsornsgs f1s plAls'
Date q azs pasaie.zsa~- ysa. q. La
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-19
NOTICE.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory OF Washington, holding terms at
Seattle, in King county. for the counties
OF King and kitsap.
Ne. t2Sl-Bes 4 ID. Dodge, plaintiff, vs..
Eugene w. Dodge. defendant.
Complaint filed In the county Of King.
in the Office OF the Clerk Of said District
Court
TEE USIrED STATES on ANrucA sxxp Gsxkfixe:
TO Eugene w. Dodge, defendant.
HoH are hereby required TO appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. In the District Court of
the bird Judicial District of the Terri.
tory OF Washington, holding terms al the
city Of Seattle, In the county Of King, for
the counties of King and Kitsap and to
answer the complaint died therein within
sixty days from the date OF the first pub
licati0n Of this summons or Judgment by
default win be taken against you. accord.
ing to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action Ia brought TO obtai q
decree Of divorce from the defendant on
the ground OF abandonment for more than
one " ar, and for the custody, nurture.
care and educetion Of infant child. Eu-
gene Henry Dodge.
Witness the Honorable Roger 8 Greene.
Judge Of the said District Court
SEAL. and the seal thereof. this ID
- day Of February, A. ID. ISIS.
JAMES SkAvEY. Clark
BY JAMES P. LUDLOW. Deputy Clerk.
7. J. humee. attorney for piaintiR.
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LAST RELIC OF PfTnoLE.
The Sse.eee Daaean meuse Demel
lshed ana ssId for Firevead,


BRADFoRD. Pa, Feb. When the oil
gave out 10 the Pithole region, twenty
years ago, aud city Of 1900 was de
heap of ruins. one Of the splendid
hotels that had been built In the place,
the Duncan House. was purchased by
Oil City parties and removed to that
city. For years IL was the principal ho-
tel in the oil regions Others more
modern and of greater capacity were
subsequently, built, and the once fam.
Gus Duncan Hense was finally aban-
doned. II vent to ruin. IL was recent
ly ordered to be torn down, and the last
relic Of the pal@y days of Pithole has
been sold for hrevood.
The house was originally built by @.
B. Duncan, Scotch SPECTATOR. II
cost $4,000. Duncan, in the fall of
1854. before any oil had been found ON
Pishole creek, invested s6250, every
6ent borrowed, In q one quarter inter-
est 10 the Holmdes farm. A wildcat
oil company was pntting down q well
on land that 10 had leased in one corner
of the farm. No one interested In the
land had any faith 10 lie value as oil
territory. They we're putting IL on the
market on lite prospects. The wildcat
we'll struck oil In November, and the re-
eion went wild, Duncan and one of
his partners we're 10 Pniladelphia vhea
the news Of the strike rsaehsd them.
they we're in the act OF closing q sale
Of their property for 100000. A day
later they sold one sixteenth Of it for
$i25, 900. Duncan sold his interest In the
land for 100000 and returned 20
Scotland. In less than six months
after he vent there the collapse came
that ruined Pithese. Duncan never
heard Of the great downfall Of the
place. Besides the hotel he had
built q g.. 900 Preshyterian church in
Pithols. he died in 1855 and left e25. OoC
10 this church. The foundation stones
hidden BY briers aud undsybrush. vas
all that vas left OF the church then. Nc
one representing 10 could be found, and
the $4,000 reverted to the estate. Dun
cans partners. the Prsthsr brothers
left Pithole vita tS,00o.0o0 each They
all died bankrupt, ewing 20 bad invest
menfs and speculation.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. o. LAND ovFarR AT OEx2FtG. W.T.
Jan 80. 1855.
UEotioe IA hereby pvss that JOIN n
OLNKY has Gicd notfea % iat<nfSen @
mAks nssl prOsf bsfors Nelson Hcczllam,
Caaaty Andltcr, 81 his once In f0rt na3ieaa
". T., 90 Tharsdsy. -. t9zh Dag 81 Msrch.
q D 1855. 81 PFsemptton D. = Nc. $50. fss
he Nw 4 al ssesa . Il, tOsnship - north
rags e1ss.
h names a. wf4pssssss J. l. vene@ FehF
q O. KrAn1saarnnn. James scott and AAgun
Mefver. al q Puxs Bl2kfly, ". T.
JOHN y. 6oWKY.
ts2pmrS Rexfsesr - he IAnd oz8cs
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE OF SALE
or Real Estate.

NOTICE 10 HEKEBf aTvES THAT n
IN pursuance Of an order 81 shs ProhAts
Court q King county, Washington TsrrifoFys
made en- ths lst dag Of Dsesmber. 1854. m the
matter al the estate u \. v. Cssas, d.
ceased, thu undsrs gned, tha adm inisfFssoF
of he said estate. wtil sell ~ pubic snefios,
% ths HIGHS, btd4er, for essh. sold cSin 81
ths Unllsd STATES Of Amsr,cA. and sns1ecs 70
oonnznsfion ~ aid fr0osts coaft. On
gssurasy, me assh d.v - febFuary
A. D. lsss
Az o'elo1s D. m. 81 The deer d tbs said
ProhMas OunKs room. 90 james stEres. bstwesn
Frspa ana ssc0nd, IN tn city u SEATTLE. IN
ths aid Alag eounty, ali the nght,
tale, tnasress kDd sstaae q ne s4hs
v. Cs0as. 81 TIE time % Ass ass1h. and
NJ the ssshk. ttsle and intsrest thAs The Sid
ssssts has, D. operation q lag - othersise,
.nasfrsa othsr thsn, - n s4siiten -, thaa u
ths sid Z. v. dao1s ~ the ttE1sof hts ossfh
IN ana 70 al thoss oeftats lots. pisc~s % p9r-
oals q lznd. ssfnsze. lylng. and seanG IN IN
eis, q seatsis. Kang couasgs wasAEnston Ter
r1fery, sn1 known sn4 1esershvd ~ foiI0sS
Lee nznhersa -four 30. 81 ts1 sd ssssz
IN. n bloek nu3bzBsa tHs ca. 81 eeertl,
| aozssssssa AzsoeiStlos eEsf e1dltton - seellie
fEkA8 % sALk-os<h. - unstsa ptsis'
sod coda
l1e~d a sxpsnss q paFcAs@ex.
p8ssd a. neAttls, yabaaFy 10 feE.
CnAa. y. MuEDAr,
AAninastrzsos q tAe ssssts q T. 0sess
e>es>a.
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Al william Walker was dsscsndlng
ths shaft a. the hsAd IL shs tnnnal In
a. Amsrinan mans. nsAs San JnAn. .
reanA Of shs lafi9ef eroke MI. wsiker
Gas psseipstassd doxn ths sAafs dsYtn
Of seventy thrse fseL here be fs!i
apon . platform Of seArds IN men
thiek, broke thfoa<h. And tel csptn
Of ssn fess farther inso TIE tunnel. U
whieh wers sevcral test 81 water. DE
sasaainsd . brukeH lsg, q matiiatet
AenA. and severe hx1isse. 10 b shonehi
u ell rscover.
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WASHINGTON.
aslaaa aAy, n Will Ne. ns ID.

nslsasa Says 10 WIN Net Be Dsae.
eA<zmofoS, Feb. ls.,- Eerressnta-
~ Holman says thai no action looking
2 =. insofpoFattsa In nny % the ap-
NeFfia1ian bills ed the Scott Barnuin
Fel~ntscn 20 Aathofiza the President
J ~ dlscrplion ~ snspexld the coinage
Nites, bad hsselh. or would be. taken
~ Appropfiaiion Oemmissee. He
- tnet u bic 0Eaaion there would be
eEislation whatever on the silver
aslten q tbs session, and certainly
sse laetslAtlan uaahi be inccspo-
49, . any u The appropriation htlla
S We naxt sax or eight months.
40 there viii Be q VERY large refiFe.
~. y the national bAilk cia0ulation,
90 WI FsD4sg necessary the iasse
shxze amount Of silver certificates,
@N toefe = 20 iumeAiate danger 30
sfrse1tndes frerm the continued
N'-aks 81 oliver.
has sss the Rssmers.
= w reported In The esaase 10 en-
~ tsesidelat 10 negotiate Cor the
$500 q NE uklAharaa laFds, PRO-
.1o.3 ether thiass that any per
e slinoas ansAoriiy Of Lao eniers
Ancs shail be- aned net mere than
inPrsseiaed nos xnsre than enc
e eetA, fef The hrsa effesse. and
e hasd &l0t0 W sinprssned not
- nan tive years fss each snhse
enehss. u also authorizes he
e Ne sasil,s II sscA psrsans-
fafesxn gaasr1ss Eahsw nisi.
n ..sisplnSa Fec. iss-Foltsusnr b
Mu q he Hoass Fareiru Cousracl
~, - ssns'aded and passed b,
Is z ssatsea, etc.. That from and afssl
aet a. shie Act, ia shAli b IN
49, ~ kny psrsesa, soaapany. part
~ 9 eeFparaitoa 10 IN any way a.
49, csarsEl Ne tapersAtisn OF len
T.s.e q any alien 90 aliens. an,
n.s ug fsnsignsss into ths unites
W Territories or The Dls,rtes q
- u1A3ef CONTRAST az aar~emens
49, g speessl, exprsss of impfssd
- fsssea4 70 The imporiAtion q
S-ee 81 eseis alieG o. aliens. for
= tufesanefs. % perform laho
49,. 81 Ang kand Ia toe unsse,
o.. = Territories OF he DstFiss .
80. s : xAsa ala suasraess ar aer,<
49, sspnsss 90 tmptira, saruis q
shiee may hefusftes - nsd
y - ossssss asy persan. nounas,
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TEE wAR.
The British Retreat from Gubas.
THE GUARDS LEAVE KSaLASp.

TIE GUARDS LEAVE ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb. ls.-The Dake of Cam
bridge today inspected the guards as
the latter were leaving for suakem.
The Duke in an address 10 the guards
reminded then that their discipline was
Of higher order and that England
would expect good report of their SER
vices in the field. He hoped that not
withstandIne the severe trials attendant
on q campaign in Egypt, the guards
could remember their duty TO their
country and do nobiy. The Princess of
Wales aud her daughters we're present
at the review. Large crowds of people
oollseted 10 give tue guards parting
cheers.
voIAaKuRs WHO RKxAIS.
KokTI, Feb. 1e.-Eighty Canadian
yoyaeeurs remain at ksrti for further
service In the Snndan. AL the offiser-
offered 10 remain until the close Of the
campaign. and the offers Of three of
them, Dennison. Kennedy and Nelson,
were accepted.
ANXIETY ZOE BuLLzR's FORCE.
LoNDoA, Feb. ls.--Grest anxiety Ia
felt at she War Office about Colonel Bul-
ler's force at Guhst. III Mahdi's rein
forcsmerts sent 30 Metemneh will in
ereass the forcs there 20 5000 men. The
rsbels have one long range gun, and
Colsnel Butler has no heavy range guns
at all.
a RETRRkr from oUsAT.
LospoS, Feb. 1s.-Reports from Aba
Klea, dated the evening OF the 18Th,
state that General Butler announced his
intention 10 svacnate his position near
Guhat, and withdraw his force 20 Aba
Klea. which b better strateeetic point.
After rendering Gor6en's two steamers
useless by removing their machinery the
whole f0rcs started on the morning Of
the 18th across the desert, and arrived
90 abb klea TODAY. without arine q
shot. The men are cheerful. They
prefer walking 10 camel riding.
The reason for the abandonment Of
| Gubat gas an advance made by Fl
Mahdi with 5000 men from Omdurman
toward Guhaf, and retreat Was ordered
when the nain body Of Arabs vas thirty
miles on. bat an advance guard of 5000
men, VITA i've cannon, vas within seven
miles Of the British liaes. General
Butler bad less than 5000 men all told.
VIII rHK PRoPHxT MAKE PR1cEf
Loxpox, Feb. IA document Il
published which pcrpoFts 30 have been
written By an enaissary of II MAhdi re-
siding in England. He says In effect
that the idea Of peace 10 agreeable 10 "a
hshdi. provided IL will be of advan-
saqe 20 MussolInans. ii Mahdi con
siders himself bound 10 follov
closely In the footsteps Of Mahomes,
Who frequently made treaties OF peae<
with Christians and other infdels Tbs
dosamens warns Enelsnd NOS 10 compel
q general Moslsan uprising. thus open-
| ing the gates TO q Good which woald
oxervhsim the human race.
NOW eARrzlxKsT VIII OPEN.
Gladstone, upon the assemhlins Of
Parliament touozrows will speak In de-
tense Of the GovernEsnt and naor'
sepsci.lIy In regard 70 the soadan cam
paigns
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