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Waco Local Notes.

WACO, May l6. --lSpeci-l. IS. l..
Lewis, the colorod mail cerrier arrested
yesterday by Postal Inspector Dice, was
arraigned before United States Commits
sioner Finks to-day for an examining
trial, but his counsel succeeded In get
ting the commissioner to defer the case
until next Friday. Lewis has changed
MS tactics completely to-day. He SAYS
he Is innocent, is the scape-goat TO
shield other parties, and he will fight
the case. lie has retained for his de-
fense three Of the best lawyers Ia the
city. lie owns good farm and accord-
ing TO all accounts ought to be pretty
well heeled with money, too.
- The city marshal announces, this
evening, that he expects and intends
the Sunday law shall be obeyed as
faithfully tomorrow as IL was last sun
Day, There are no visible signs az disc.
bedience, but some curiosity is mani.
tested TO see how the experiment will
work. Heretofore one Sunday has been
about the extent of the observance.
A petition has been circulated to day,
asking the governor TO pardon On 4rles
Warren, the old man brought here iast
sunday, after being fugitive from jus-
uce for "a years. 1t got humorous sig
natures, and, among others, the Judge
IN, w. Battle), who sentenced Warren
10 death In 1861.
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New Appointmenta.

WASHINGTON, May le.-The presi-
dent made the following appointments
to-day:
To be Collector of Customs-Jeptha
Harris, for the district OF Key West,
Florida.
G.. X. Mayo, for the district of Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Virginia.
Richard l.. Cropley, for the district of
Georgetown, District of Columbia.
To be Collectors Of Internal Revenue
James +. Robinson, for the district OF
Kentucky.
Chsrles II. Hensham, for the district
of Rhode Island.
West Virginia.
George NJ. Helms, for the Fourth dis
trict of Virginia.
Andrew l.. Elliott, for the Second dis
trlct of Virginia.
$. Klotz, for the Fifth district OF New
Jersey.
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BowH,May l6.-lSpeclal. There vas
hard fall of rain, though Of short dura-
ton, accompanied by vivid lightning In
quick succession, last night. This rain
is Of no especial disadvantage, although
a mild, soft shower instead would have
suticed.
Messrs. Hartman Il Mortin, proprie-
tors of the skating rink, were up before
his honor, the mayor, yesterday, charged
with failure to pay occupation tax, but
u appearing upon the trial that thore
was no ordinance authorizing tax on
rinks, the jury found defendants Inot
guilty"
Justices court is in session to-day.
Considerable business is pending on the
docket.
A hard rain has been falling this
afternoon and continues this evening.
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A CounterreItIue Den.

DoDps, May l6.-LSpeeisl l--Constable
j. r.. Bills, made successful raid on a
den of counterfeiters late last evening.
capturing one Of the gang named j. S.
McOloud, together with all their tools,
metals and dies Tor making spurious
coins from niokels, quarters, half and
dollar pieces Quite quantity of metals
and unfinished coins were captured OF
the dollar denomination, being perfect
in make, with small necks still nt-
tached. The counterfeit dieswere mnde
of plaster paris and executed the work
in q perfect manner, the leaden color
and lightness of the pieces only
showing the money 10 be bogus.
Constable Bills is on the track of eeveral
more of the gang, and 1t is believed his
efforts Will prove successful In running
them in. Mcleod had preliminary
trial before Squire Dickey, and was re-
manded 10 jail in default of bail. The
counterieiters were operating In IN out
OF the way place ON Bots ID Arc creek.
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Knights Of Honnr

ST.. Louis, May IA The Supreme
lodge Knights Of Honor met again to-
day. After receiving reports from sew
eral committees, the question of paying
benefit in case of suicide by the in
sured was taken up and discussed at
length. The supreme lodge is in favor
OF paying insurance in such
cases when the person committing the
deed is insane beyond question of doubt
ana does not appreciate the effect of his
act, but in any other event it thinks
that the benefll should be withheld, The
treasurer submitted a statement regard
ing expenses incurred by the supreme
lodge in the Breckenridge case IN Ken
lucky. On motion il was decided to
leave the salaries of officers of the su-
preme lodge the same as the past year.
Az the afternoon session the following
oiiicers were elected, either by acclama-
tion or unanimous vote:
supreme Dictator Gen II. d. Sioat,
Vice-D -Dictat0r-M l.. A. Gratx.
Second -Dictator-John L. Will
burn.
Supreme Reporter-B. 9. Nelson.
!, supreme Treasurer - Joseph w.
Branch.
Supreme Guide--E. t. Davenport.
supreme Guardian--P G. Carlton.
Supreme Sentinel-Louis w. Wilson.
Messrs. Woodmau, Johnson. and Mott
were elected supreme trustees.
a motion TO consider the proposed
amendments was laid on the table.
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RIEL A PRISONER OF WAR
The Leader of the Winnipeg Rebellion
Captured by Scouts.
HIS FOLLOWERS ALL SCATTERED.
He is Careworn, Ragged and Pleads
tor His Life.
THE REVOLT VIRTUALLY ENDED.
How the Famous Half-Breed Chieftlan
Appeared In Gen. Mlddleton's
Tent-His Desire for an Im-
partial Civil Trial.
THE REVOLT VIRTUALLY ENDED.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
The Winnipeg War.
RIEL A pRISONER.

WINNIPEG, May 16.--News comes here
this morning from reliable sources that
Riel, the rebel leader, was captured
yesterday by Denison troops.
His followers are scattered and II is be,
lieved the rebellion is ended,
THE CAPTURE CONFIRMED
ST. PAUL. May l6,A Winnepeg spe-
oial says Riel was captured Friday
noon, three miles north of Batouche,
by three scouts named Diepi rhorne
and Armstrong. He appeared uncon-
cerned, but begged not 10 be shot. lie
was taken to Gen. MiddletOn's head
quarters.
The Evening Dispatches special from
Guardepuy's Crossing, via Clark's
Crossing, May 10, says: "rhe report
that Riel has been captured is CON
tirmed, but he has not arrived vet.
Many recalcitrants are giving up their
arms, and the rebellion has been en-
tirely ended. William Diepe, Thomas
How're and j. ii. Armstrong, three
scouts, captured Rie at noonS He
was ON the road three miles north
OF Batouche, in company with three
young men, all Of whom were armed.
He appeared unconcerned.N
Diepe said TO bin: al am surprised
to see you here"
Rel said; 81 was coming TO give
myself up.n
He said his wife ana family were
across the river. While talking 10 him,
B0ulston's scouts were seen coming up,
ana Rlel becoming
AFRAID OF BEING SHOT,
begged his captOrs To take him into
camp themselves. Accordingly Diepl
went OIL for his horse, but when little
distance away, houlton's scouts got
close and HowriB and Armstrong took
Rlel on one of their horses and, taking
unfrequented roads, VIII bring Riel into
camp this afternoon. Gen. Middleton
gave orders that the mon should keen
IN their tents when Rlel comes IN, as he
Is afraid some personal eneihy OF Riel
wlll shoot him, many having sworn to
shoot him at sight.
REL IN GEN. MIDDLEToN's CAMP.
GUARDEPUY's CROSSING, May l6.-
Rlel was brought in 40 $3.50 this after
noon. No demonstrations we're made.
lie walked quietly TO Gen. MiddleLon's
tent. Riel said he staid on Tuesday and
wednesday nights on the bluffs one
and one. hall miles north of Batouche.
He wished fair trial, and asked Arm
strong il he would get civil or mill
tary trial. He wanted a civil trial. He
WAS afraid of the scouts. He said his
wife and family were with the halt
breed women near by. Riel appears
careworn and haggard. He let his
hair grow long aud is dressed in
poorer fashion than most OF the half
breeds captured. While talking to Gen.
Middleton,as we'll as could be seen from
the outside OF the tent, his eyes rolled
from side to side with the look of a
hunted man. He evidantlv 10 tho moot
frightened man in the camp, and is in
constant fear of violence at the hands of
the soldiers. There is no danger OF such
violence,
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ALife sentence-Arrests.

GAINEsvILLE, May l6.-special. Tho
trial of j. Il. Ralney, one of the alleged
murderers of Constable johnson, which
has occupied the court for several days,
was submitted to the jury this morniug
and they brought in verdict of guilty
of murder ia the first degree and assess
cd his punishment at confinement in
the penitentiary for life. The deepest
interest was manifested in the trial, and
the court house was crowded from be-
ginning to end. The trial of old man
Rainey, father of j. E. Rainey, charged
with same offence, is set for Monday.
The officers arrested Jim Shaw yes
terday and hold him i'm iail Ia
await the arrival of United States Mar
shal Grant. He Is charged with assault
with intent to murder in the Indian
Territory.
The officers arrested aud Jailed YES
terday Albert Cole, one of the Lee gang,
who Is thought TO have been n partici.
pant in the killing of the Rolf boys. He
was fully armed when captured, but
was taken by surprise.
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From AIesqulto.

MESQUITE, May 10 Especial. .l-Citi-
zens OF Mesquite are glad TO note the
organization OF the new railroad COM
pany at Dallas. Another road north
east on the line OF the old Chicago,
LeXas * Mexican Central, would assure
the prosperity OF Dallas.
From the tone of the last "Mesouiteru
one might suppose that the debating
society ~ almost defunct. A long series
or defeats may have induced the "Mes-
gutter mani to- regard recent polemics
as dry and uninterestlng. -Four local
Cicero's and four from the Grand Prai-
RE society will shortly discuss the pro-
hibition question at this place.
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stormnn Froe Once More,

SHERMAN, May l6,-lSpeclal. l. The
habeas corpus case of j. Storman, of
Dallas, who was bound over by the JUS
tice OF the peace AZ Denlson, on charge
ofrape, was before Judge Maltble this
evening. The charge was made by Mrs.
StOrmRn No. /, of Dallas, with whom
Sherman has been living for number
of years. He left her and came here
some weeks ago and obtained a license
to marry Minnie Hart, OF Denis0n, but
whether they married or not Is ques-
toned. Mrs. St0rmRn No. /, charges
him with having raped the woman
whom no obtained the license to merry.
Judge Maltbie after hearing the owl
dence, discharged the prisoner.
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Corsloana CulIIng.

CoRsIcANA, May l6.-[special IA
good rain, which was much needed for
cotton, commenced falling to-day and
will materially advance prospects for
the coming crop.
The Texas u st. Louis railway pay car
stopped over here last night paving OF
employees for the month of March.
commencement exercises and ban
quet will be given on the 2lst inst. by
tne senior class of Mrs. Tally Gulick's
private school.
Mr.. Abe Fox, jr., returned this morn
ing from New Orleans, and MIR. Morris
Fox from Hillsboro.
The W, A. w. club gave very pleas
ant soclable last might nc their hall, the
first dissipation any of the Corsioana
people have indulged in since the ad-
vent OF Mr.. Dixon @. Williams.
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A Life Sentence Verdict and Arrests a,
Gainesville.
sToRMAN is FREE ONCE MORE
A Woman Mysteriously Shot-Jail Deliv-
cry at AbIleno-A School Mistress
Outraged and Robbed - Al
bert Lamb Baiied Out.
The DAYS RECORD OF GRIMES.
rhat indiana rraIn Rohpery ana muraer

That Indiana Train Robbery and Murder.
INDIANAPoLIs, May l6.-The Jour
nails Bloomington special reports that
the express robbery aud murder, on the
night of April 20, took an unexpected
change today. The preliminary trial of
Wright, the man arrested last Sunday,
was called, the courtroom being
thronged with excited citizens. 1t was
only rumored to few that another clue
had been discovered. A young man
named Chosley Chambers had been
summoned as witness, who, on ar
irving in town, was told that Col,
Friedley, the attorney Of the railroad,
wanted TO see him at his room.
Chambers came, and, unexpectedly to
him or Webber, the two met
face to face. Chambers almost lost con.
troll Of his voice when Friodley uues-
toned him about Wright, but gave
neither him or Webbor reason for sus-
picion, and they dismissed him, telling
him to be at the courtroom TO testify
against Wright. AS Chambers lett the
room, Webber was Violently agitated,
and pulling Ffiedley's arm, he OK.
claimed: "For Gods sake, don't let
that man gol That's the man who shot
me and Davisn 4 warrant was then
made tor Chambers, and he was held In
So 0O0 bond
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Terrell Topies.

TERRELL, May TO- Special "A
timely shower this evening; acceptable
TO farmers and gardners.
Physicians are now holding their reg
ular monthly meeting, aud were ad-
dressed by Dr. Anthony, on the disease
OF cholera Free discussion OF the sub.
iuct WAS engaged In by all present.
Mayor II. l.. Fran and Alderman @.
g. wilson wore in Dallas yesterday
purchasing piping and fixtures for the
city wsterworks.
Thoro will he no gain In tho census OF
the SCHOOL children of tho city this
year
The scavenger force Is cleaning up
tho cess pools. II cholera comes Terrell
hopes TO defeat II for want Of filth to
nourish II.
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with the Holy Father and says
that the rejection by the Vatican
through Mr.. Errington's influence of
Or. Walsh,s name and the substitution
OF that OF DIR. Moran is y blow struck
at the Independence of the Irish
episcopacy and OF Irish clercal rights.
AS the prayers and lopgings of
the Irish prelates, priests aud peo-
ple seem, says United Ireland, are
unavailing at Rome against the
secret marching of the English gov
eminent, GlaGstone's promises to
give Ireland certain schemes for the
extension OF local seli-government
and, to facilitate land purchases in Ire
land, have failed TO soften the Irish op-
position TO his policy concerning the
Irish crimes act. They will accept
nothing short of an abandonmen of
the whole crime bill.
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GREENvrLLE, May 10. -Ispecial.l -
Tom Tolbert living four miles south
west Of Groenville, dropped dead yester-
day IN his field while plowing. He
went to his house and got drink OF
water, seemingly In good health, and
was returning to his work when he fell
dead within aiew feet nf his plow. A
farmer plowing In q nW hrurlng field
noticed that Toiberrs hoiao emained i'm
the same place n long timo and on go
ing TO look for the reason found Tol.
bert lying upon his face dead.
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Collin Cnnntv rnrna-

MCKINNEY, May l6-[Special.l-
Judge Wolfe, returned last evening and
this morning the commissioners court
received and approved the report or
N. W. Bagley, county treasurer. Asses
sor M, Larry estimates the increase
OF taxable values of Collin and thinks
the valuation will exceed $S,5OO,OOO. The
cHmmlssioners' court then levied taxes
,nr the ensuing year AZ follows: court
mousse ~ cents county purposes, 10 cents;
poll, % cents; occupation ono half thai
OF the state. The state tax Is 25 cents.
making the school 12h cents. This
makes total tax In Colin OF M cents
on the $l00 valuation.
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UTICA, New York, May l0.-Miss Cora
iiartlet', pretty young school teacher,
employed near Loe Centre, Oneida
county, was brutally outraged while re.
turning from school Thursday night.
She was also robbed OF her watch. AL
bert Ford has been arrested for the
orime and watch reoovered.
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Ell Paso Agitated Over Court. House
Contract.

Ell PAso, May lG.-LSpecial. There
is a good deal Of excitement about the
alleged fraud perpetrated against the
taxpayers Of this county by the archi.
tect and contractors Of tho $3.50 900
courthouse. The plans and apeoihcs-
tions have been in the hands of these
parties since their adoption and no copy
returned by tho county court. tits af.
logged that several pages have been cut
out aud others substituted, ohanging
the character Of the material to the OK
tent OF $4,000. The county court will
probe the matter and a number of clti.
Aehs nave employed attorneys 10 prose-
cute tho So Alfred Giles, of san An
tonic, is the architect, and Britton n
Long Of Dallas, arc the contractors.
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AntI.nraxoy-rsrochmor,on,.r ri,

MCKINNEY, May l6.-lspsclal.l- MOT
being particularly attached 10 perpetui-
ties, everse in otIice-holding, the people
OF Collin ere not particularly enthused
lor the return of Gen. Maxey TO the
senate.
congressman Throckmorton leaves
monday on n trip west and probably
TO California, 20 recuperate.
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THE czAR PROUD OF KoMARoFF.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May lG-The czar
has sent Gen. Komarotf sword of
honor The hilt of the sword is of gold,
and the scabbard richly set with dis-
monds, The present was accompanied
by an autograph letter from tho czar,
warmly nraising Gen. KOmaron's mill
tary measures aud his prudence and
hrmness In dealing with the Afghans,
as well as his gailautry in the engage
ment at Dashkepri. A similar honor
was conferred upon Gen. ZalSY owssi.
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MrsirrlnnsIr shnt.

Sr. Louis, May l6.-Getrude Seibert,
living at 2,s37 McNair avenue, was shot
and killed mysterlously at an early
hour this morning while in bed. Her
husband was arrested on suspicion, but
ho claims his wife shot herself accl-
dentally. Her lie was insured for
$4,000. Nelghbors say the couple lived
very happily together.
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LONDON May lO,-Tho queen will con-
fer the order Of the Garter, with the title
OF "his royal highnoss," on Prince
Louis of Battenberg, ON tho occasion Of
his marriage to Princess Beatrice.
l:3O p. m. m.-ConsIls, 90 5.l6.
MIR. LOWELL.
Mr.. Lowell will sail for nome on June
10.
SOMEWHAT soLICITOUs.
The Daily News (iDera) expresses
fear that the cabinet may be beaten ON
the issue Of the crimes act by co ali
ton OF Radicals, Paruellites and those
conservatives who follow thp lead of
Lord Randolph Churchill.
WELCOMING MR.. PHELPS,
The Daily Telegraph has loading cd
itorial warmly welcoming tho newly.
appointed United States minister, Mr..
Phelps,
THE TESTAMENT TOPIC.
Iho Daily News says: Tho rovisers
nave erred II they erred st all, on tho
SIDE OF obstinate conservatism, rather
than ON the side of rasn innovation.
The Ath0n9um says: Tho revision is
aliterary "a success. There are no preten-
sions Ia scholarly completeness, and
practically no alterations In tbs texture.
Tho revisOrs can be congratulated i'm tho
wisdom OF their decision o declining
to make new text OF the ola, as the
old company did with the Ne Testa
menL
MIR. LOwELL's DAYS WORK,
Mr. James Russell Lowell, after visit.
ing the queen at Windsor Castle and
bidding her farewell. returned this
morning TO meet and welcome his suc-
cessor, Mr.. Phelps.
THE QUARREL IN THE CABINET
over the advisabiiity uf renewing the
irish crimes act came 20 gAead this
evening. A minority OF the iainistors,
headed by Chamberlain, sirman
of the board OF trade, advoo ted the
Abandonment of the act. ThisscinOrity
was hnaliy oVerborne aud the gov
ernment have decided to propose q
renewal Tor two years OF the
act IN modified form. The Pnrnollites
are this evening indignant at the gov
eminent for this decision.
PARNELL
is master OF parliamentary tactics, aud
II the renewal bill bo objection.
able to his party there can be no
doubt ho will so obstruct its
passage as to prolong tho session
uncomiortably. He may be anls 20 OK.
tend the session Tor several weeks and
then tire out the government,
There Is another cause OF estrango-
ment between the Parnollites and
ministorialists, and this IL the inter
terence OF the government through
Mr. Errlngton, tho special Brltish
agent, AZ the Vatican, in
the appointment of Catholic
archbishop for the see of Dublin TO sue
ceed the late Cardinal McCabe. The
home rulers desire DR.. Walsh, of
Maynoth college. He In worthy to
succeed tho late cardinal in che principle
see In Ireland and has the national
sympathy besides. The Catholic ciori.
cal conclavo, which met IN Dublin 10
elect nominees for the place, elected DIR.
Walsh as first choice OF tho three
candidates. United Ireland, the organ of
Mr.. Parnoll, who Is himself an Episco-
palian, speaks with the voice OF tho
whole Irish party when il laments
the success Errington has achieved
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Local ONION m K.ueman con,,, /,

TERRELL, May l0-lspecial. l--Local
option or no local option will be daily
agitated until It Is decided at the ballot
box, June 10. The commissioners court
has ordered an election throughout the
county. The time Is 30 short, aud occur
ing at the busy season, as it docs, there
will not DO a full vote. Neither will il
be likely to carry.
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Back from the Isthmus.

WASHINGTON, May l6-The navy de-
partmentis informed of the arrival of
the Colon at New York to-day from AS.
pinwall with 10 marine officers, 940
marines, IL naval officers, l pay clerk
and l29 blue Jackets. All are reported
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jail Delivery Mt Abilene.

ABILENE, May l6.-LSpecial. Last
night the prisoners confined In the new
couoty jail, in this city, filed the iron
bars In a window and Ave desperate
characters escaped. One OF the prison.
ers Is wanted by the federal authorities.
The iugltives are supposed 10 have fled
eastward and are being pursued,
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Spain.
coNQrnRINa NM onn1rnA

uoNQuEkiNG THE CHOLERA,
MADRID, May l6-Over 1900 persons
have been inoculated with cholere mi
crobes by DR.. Ferran in the province OF
Valencia, as preventive of discase.
The new system Is said 10 be eni elv
successful and tho epidemic is d sp.
pe9rlng. DR.. Ferren intends to yisit
England within few weeks.
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srRAGdLING HACK TO CAIRO.
CAIRO, May l6.-IIundreds OF officers
and soldiers from the remnant Of Lord
Wolsley's Nile expedition are arriving
at Wady-Halfa and Cairo TMany of
them are on the sick list.
RAVEL AND Ell MAuDt TO FIGHT.
great battle is expected 20
90 fought soon Ut Khsrtoum
between El Mahdi and Ravel, the false
prophet. The latter has collected an
Immense crowd OF followers and thew
arc Advanoing 70 attaok El Mahdi.
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A Big DofaIcatlon.

New YoRK, May l6.-wm. II. Morse,
clerk OF the National suspendor com.
pany, is found 20 be short $4,000 In his
accounts. Morse Is secretary aud
club,
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sr. LOUIS, May le.--In the meeting OF
the Methodist board Of bishops the
work of bishops was takon up, and
those Of Bishops Foster, OF Boston, aud
siGored.
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THE EGYPTIAN SoUPoN QUESTION.
PARIS, May l6.-Le Temps says it has
reason to believe that other foreign con-
suls at Cairo have been ordered to join
NJ. de Talladier in aprotest against the
khedivica decree ordering deduction
OF per cent. from the Egyptian
coupons before ratification by the pow
ers participating in the London conyen-
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Is years ago, had a hearing upon habeas
corpus before Judge l.. u. Brady. yes-
terday, and was admitted to bail in the
sum OF $1,000, which was readily given.
There is but little evidence for the
state.