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FoR DYSPEPSIA, indigestion depression OF splr-
its and general debility in their various forms,
also as a preventive against fever and ague and
other intermittent fevers, the .Ferro-Phos-
rhorated Elixer of Calisaya," made by Caswen
Hazard & Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gigts. is the best tonic; and for patients recover
inc from fever or other sickness it has no equal
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Younz or middle-aged men, suffering iron from
nervous debility and kindred weaknesses Ssss
should send ten cents IN stamps io IUn a
1is,,e1ssrv Medical Association Buffalo, n. \
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From- From SSsO@SS.75 for low and
medium. to "a. 250S4. rs for choice Minnesota.
Corn. 54057c. for mixed and yellow.
BUTTER - Common. lie. @l3c.; Vermont
dairy, 1s@22c. choice creamery, 2O924&
CHEEsE-7(08c.
BEANs-@1.50@Sl55
HAY-Choice, S21@S22.
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POSTAGE stamps have been IN use IN VlI''
country 3S wears.
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WASHINGTON NOTES

The Indian Bureau has been informed by
General Crook that the hostile Apachees arc
now in Mexico, about two hundred miles
south of tie boundary line, and are still NOV
ing southwark.
General Newton, chief Of engineers, csii-
mates that an appropriation Of about SlS,-
Gao 600 or $50 600, 900 will be required to con
tinue the work OF river and harbor improve
ments during the next fiscal year.
The total collections Of internal revenue
during the month Of Jniy last were s., 1872, 9l4,
or e5si2l4 less than for the same period Of
1855 There was a decrease Of SO, 4l9 nom
miscellaneous sources. There was an increase
If a1s4. 4Is on collections for tobacco. and an
increase Of SlSS.5Ol on fermented liquors.
During the month Of August the debt Of
the United States was reduced s1,Sf9ooS
-of the IS, 42l fourth-class Post Offices in
the United States, about 6,4O0 new appoint
mepts nave been made since March 4. The
greatest numter Of changes have been made
n Ohio. els appointments having been made
n that State. New York comes next with 03a
indiana third with a65, Virginia fourth WIZ NY,
1s9. Pennsylvania, AS; Missouri, 56li In
linois $780,
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Important.
- Ieave New York city

lr afflicted with sore eyes use Dr: Isaac
T31omnson's Eve Water. Druggists sell It, 20c
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CocA1NE is prepared from the leaf OF a puSn
,ofiva IN Perm
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MARKET NOTES.

The Wholesale New York market quotations
show;
81. 40@S1. 80 per busheL 49,
BuTTER - New York sold at 22g25o, for
choice in pals, and 2l923c. common 70 good.
Western Creamery sold at 1S&l9c.. and the
common Western at 14@l7c.
CHEEsE-Factory fancy, $685. do. fair
and togood, 5@7c.
Faas-Quotations ranged from lie. for Oh :
binary, to tic. for New York. Now jersey
1 FIo2n superfne. ss2O9s9.4O: Western.
g.. so; extra New York. S3.75@S4 90.
HAY-No /. 81. O0@S1. 10; No. 2, 90e. @Sl. 90.
straw, SOO9Oc. for No. 1, and 5O@65 for oat.
HoPs-New York, colo; Eastern, $685.;
'fPs PORK - Prime. $1,000 sIO5O' dressed
I'VE #aS SIsg Spring No. 2 91@92c.i Nil
waukee, No. q GOOGLE. amber, "a
g.; white, &C. @Sl.Ol.
ConN-Ungraded Western Mixed. 5l@52c
Steamer Mixed, 52@53o. in elevator, 54e
delivered; No. 2, --@5411lc. in elevator, -
c, delivered White Southern, a de-
| PvT State. T9075c
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The only four-in-hand at Long Branch il
owned bv a gambler.
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FOREIGN ITEMS

"A great strike has taken place at Sir Viii
liam Armstrong; mammoth ordnance and en-
aineering works, at Newcastle-nn-iyne. 10000
workmen have quilted work. The dispute
hinges upon the maintenance in the factory Of
their respective manager and superintendent.
The workmen declare that these gentlemen
must 70. otherwise they themselves will not
come back to work, and viii do their utmost
10 stop others from taking their places. The
masters refuse to dismiss their manager
The notorious rebel Don Pedro Prestan
was executed at midday on the 18th Of August
IN Aspinwall, Ia accordance with the sentence
passed upon him BY the court martial which
net on ths17th % tEy himl
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An officer in suakin says the ground burns
tl,n fent thrnngh stout boots.
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l-otabei t0t0toS'
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

FLouR-state family. s425@S435; rye -four
S3.4O@S36O; wheat, State, 9@Sl O0ci
amber, sO.00;corn, yellow, 56ei mixed States
PErRoIEUal- Refined. 8 10; crude Y @79<o
WooI-State and Western xx, 34@37ci K,
3S@96c. medium, 30@91c.i COARSE 24@25e
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a Polar World Superbly illustrated run & v3ff 1T
If the Greedy Expedition. Selling very IasI ps
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THE Rev. DR.. Stephen one man and
died at Irvington, New York, stenod
Thursday, Sept Srd. He was DO, ey s,
in 1900, graduated at Harvard came anne
the age of II, and in 1921 was linking linking
dained minister in the Episcopal died
Church. In l845 he became rect -,
of St. Georges Church, New YOf5n.
which position he held for 80 yeaag Fox
He wrote a number of books buibecame
best known by his work in the Si{, rom aI =
oadisy School. He was man ofst
18th HS in personal appearance, tall ane to pta
onds nihed. He had some of the best full
mA Cities of the old-fashiOned Low Ii
BroSoirch type of minister. I.
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gasaEsa aLosg9iGe Habit Ca 9lII aa,i IN u
UHE GaaEH DR. 2. STEPHENS ieAa'foN' ~
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Corsicana Cuttings.

CoRsIoANA, May l9,- Especial. Tho
site for the new Touring mill having
been selected in the V formed by the
crossing of the Central and the Narrow
Guage railways, the street which
crosses at the north end of the Union
depot will be changed 90 ~ TO be an sx-
tension of Dallas street and thereby
give the Central trains more room for
the st0ppage Of passenger trains with
out interrupting travel. The new cross
ing will throw Dallas street on the
north side OF the mill, work on which
was commenced to-day.
The Narrow Gauge railway has
changed Its time table so that the east
bound train arrives here at IL a. IN. in
stead OF 9:O5 p. ~, and the west bound
at 10 p. m. instead of 1870 p. m.
Mr.. BENZ. Hull, OF GLASGOW, Scotland,
accompanied by J. III. Elword, OF st.
Paul, Minnesota; Mr.. l.. IL. Hale, OF
Selma, Kansas; and II. V. Eastman, OF
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are in the city
looking for investment.
Mr.. l.. Il. Kueale, who has been In
the city for the last six months, con.
nected with the hardware house of II.
w. Corruthers, leaves tonight for his
home in Clinton, Illinois.
Mr.. VIM. Powers, while suffering
from a faipting attack fell, cutting his
face severely. The attending physician
says that he is threatened with softeninQ
of the brain and will hardly recover.
Meine's band stopped over here yes
terday, and the young people are
making arrangements 10 secure their
services Tor ball 10 be given at the
w. A. w. rooms Thursday night.
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Capital OltY O.llinR..

AUSTIN, May, l9.-LSpeclal.l There is
some talk in official circles OF reorganiz-
ing the Sam Houston Normal school,
and possibly before the next session be-
gins II will be done.
The comptroller to-day de posted S2O,-
900 to the credit OF the school fund and
81 900 TO general revenue.
SUPREME COURT.
The supreme court disposed OF oases
to-day as follows:
Affirmed: FAINT VS.. Atkins, from Live
Oak.
FAINT VS.. Beasley, from Live Oak.
Harold vs.. Arlington, from Wheeler.
Hertzberg VS.. Beisenbach, from
Bexar.
Kaufman & Runge vs. Shollworth ct
al, from Taylor.
Blums w. Younger Bros, from Wise.
Mulligan vs. Ewing, from Coryell.
Roland vs.. Wright, from Llano.
Reversed and remanded: Heirs OF
Logan VS.. Pierce, from Lamar.
Hector VS.. Gary, from Guadalupe.
Vance vs. Upson, from Bexar.
In the case OF Harold OF al. VS.. Ar
rington, from Wheeler county, the su.
preme court upholds the right OF the
state to levy and collect taxes on prop.
erty iu Greer county.
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Chnrlen warren Pardoned.

AUSTIN, May b. Special --Gsv.
Ireland to-day pardoned Charles War
rem, convicted of murder in McLenaan
county in 1861 and sentenced to be hung.
Before the execution he made his es-
cape and Joined the army, in which he
faithfully served throughout the war.
At the close of hostilities he returned TO
Texas and has made good citizen. A
few weeks ago he was arrested and
lodged In Jail for the purpose Of having
his sentence carried into feet, but ex
eoutive clemency very properly
stepped in and granted free pardon.
Warren is now very old man.
Judge Walker to-day refused a change
Of venue In the Pearson case, but con-
tinued the case until the next term OF
court.
Nothing further from the escaped con,
victa,
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MarshRll Mnitnra.

MARSHALL, May l9.-(Special. l-Col.
Il. J. Campbell, just before he died, re-
quested that large wooden shawl that
he had worn for many years should be
buried with him. So he was laid away
in his lone grave with his woolen shawl
around him.
w. IL. Ramsey and Ed. Bran, two
pugnacious individuals, had regular
set-to In the back yark of tho Lena sa.
loon yesterday evening, in which both
OF them were badly used up. The mat
ter has been referred 10 the mayor, who
has Kindly consented TO arbltrate their
differences before his court.
Two saloon proprietors were pulled
yesterday for violating the Sunday Or
dinance and will have hearing al the
same time.
Active preparations are going ON for
the Catholic fair and festival oommen-
cling tomorrow night, and no pains or
expense will be spared TO make It a
grand affair,
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I iovE ..n ale.

HAR. Say iA.-- ia eciall -one
hundred and .n;rty people came In To-
night 10 attend the sale OF town lots. The
preparations are all completed aud the
prospects are that this win be the most
sue cessful sale Of town lots In the state,
There are now about 300 people here and
the The, place looks like large encanp-
A Justice OF the peace has been ap-
pointed, who Is now fully installed In
his office, The officers have made a
good start for making this a law and
order place.
Major @. @. Ralnwster, OF St. Louis,
who came up to Henrietta yesterday, is
expected here tomorrow.
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He MGT,lerOusly Assaults His Wife
With Knife.
HER PROTECTOR CUT TO DEATa,
And sister Dies Afscr Agon,zsng Hours
The Fiend Captuzed- Chss. War
rem Pasaonsd-Nrs. BssIey
Bullets MT, Browning,
THE DAYS RECORD OF CHIMES
norrihle rras.dr A4 Pari...

hHsAo AfesNsuy Az ufaff8.
PARIS, May l9.--[5pecial. Last night
about 10 O'clock one Of the foulest and
most dastardly murders was committed
here that has ever been committed In
the county. 8. p. Kolmes, the bloody
murderer who lives In the western cart
OF town, was the, assassin. Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. Tigho and Prof. J. w. Yourman
were sitting in room at Mrs. Holmes's,
when Mr.. Holmes came into the rooni
and began to stab his wifo with large
knife. Prof. Yourmsn interfered and
Holmes turned on him and indicted
seves wounds. The wounded man stag
gered few steps and fell dead. While
he was stabbing Ysurman, the woman
lied TO an adjoining room and Helmes
followed them and stabbed
Mrs. Tighe in FIVE different places. She
died this morning. After stabbing Mrs.
Tighe, Holmes again began stabbing
his wife. By this time Mr.. George Bald
win arrived and Holmes fled, and has
not as yet been captured. Mrs. Tighe
was on visit to her sister, Mrs.
Holmes. She lived in Grayson county.
Prof. Ioumans was Canadian, and
was teaching music class here. He
was boarding with Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. Holmes Is not dangerously hurt.
She stated to the coroner's jary that she
and Mr.. Holmes had not been getting
along very pleasantly as man and
wife, and that they lad entered into
written agreement that when either
of them desired that they should be no
moro as man and wife and would di-
vide the property. She said that she
had told him recently that she wished
IL divided and she thought that this was
the cause of the murder. Mr.. Holmes
is u well-to-do man financially.
HOLMES CAPTURED
LATER-Deputy Sheriff Patton capt
ured Holmes at his old home in Delta
county where he lived up to about two
months ago. He was landed In Jail this
evening at O'clock. He stated that
jealousy was the cause OF the murder
He is a man about so years old.
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Jasper Rhode. Unoonoornss.

GALVESTON, May lo.-Jasper Rhodes,
the condemned mulatto, who Is to be
executed next Friday in the county jail,
for the murder of his wife on the night
Of October 2l, seems unconcerned about
his approaching fate. He Is
quito averse 10 seeing visitors
ano spends most of his time In writing
letters. He has written two letters TO
Gov. Ireland for executive clemency,
but does not seem to entertain any hope
OF the governors interfering with his
sentence. His letters 10 friends and
relatives clearly indicate that he
expect TO die and Immediately ascend
TO glory by the gallows route. His APP
ably cheerful spirits, consideripG the
noarness Of his approaching end. He is
receiving ministerial solace from quite
a number OF ministers and priests.
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Nova Scotia,
THE GARNET TORPEDO Episode

THE GARNET TORPEDO EPISODE,
HALIFAX, May l9.-The inquiry of the
naval authorities regarding her msjes.
ty's ship Garneps experience in New
York harbor is supposed to be closed
for the present. Vico-Admlral Com
neral favors sending to the admiralty
in London the papers regarding Lieut..
Gardiner's action in releasing Capt.
Iaul Boynton and others captured In
New York harbor, without taking them
to Capt. Hand, on board the Garnet. In
the meantime Lieut.. Gardiner remains
under arrest on board his ship. The
sentry on board the Garnet that night
received 45 days Imprisonment, the
severest punishment the captain can
give without referring the case 10 q
court-martial. No other persons on
the Garnet are held blsmesbe In the
matter, and no charges have been pre-
ferred against the captain or any other
persen on board.
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Criminal Notes From Jefferson.

JEFFERSON, May l0.-LSpecial l--Hon.
w. p. Mclean convened the district
court here yesterday morning. He or
ganized the grand jury, which went
TO work and returned a bill OF in
dlctment against Lee Walker for the
killing of Holt. The former bill the ais
trict attorney dismissed because II was
defective. Judge MoLean's charge to
grand jury was very elaborate, dwell
Ing particularly upon their duties in
investigating misdemeanors, such as
the violation OF tho Sunday law, gam
ing, eto.
Wellington Washington, charged
with an assault with intent 10 murder,
was tried yesterday and convicted OF a
simple assault and fined S25.
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Runaway Accidents.

DxHisoS, May io.-lspoclal. IA slran-
ger while crossing Main street near
FAnnin avenue was run over by man
on horseback and foil, the horse failing
on him crushing several ribs. Tne
wounded man was conveyed TO
friends In wagon. II Ia thought his
injuries viii result seriously. Mrs. y.
II. Harvey's team ran away with her
this afternoon and she was thrown from
barb wire fenoe, which cut her face ter
ribly. Although suffering greatly her
wounds arc not dangerous,
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Mlss.url ODD Fellows.

ST. Louis, May le.--The grand lodge
Of the Odd Fellows of Missouri met
here to-day and was presided over u
Grand Master Henry Cadle. The report
OF the grand secretary and grand treas
urer were read and adopted and some
other routine business transacted. An
invitation was read and accepted 10 al.
tend the unveiling OF the statue OF Gen.
Frank 2. Blair, which was 70 take place
on the 2lst inst. at Forest Park. The
grand lodge will sit for several days.
Inc supreme lodge of the Knights OF
have done nothing OF genei al interest 10
far this weak
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Court Trials at Pe,s.t,n<.

PALEsTINs, May l9.-[special. This
morning the jury in the sase Of ARCH
hathaway, charged with fraudulently
disposing of mortgaged property, re.
turned verdict Of not guilty.
y. y. Ryan pleaded guilty to ensbez-
zling funds OF the Catholic knights, and
waefgiyen two years. There are but
TWO other cases against him.
George washington .tcolored) got TIVE,
years for busglry.
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AMurderes,, dan Founf,,

LIT'rLE Rock, May l0.--Advi,es from,
Omaha, Arkansas, have an account Of
the finding In the woods near by of the.
DEAD body OF a man named Saunders.
who, mysterioasly disappeared some
weeks since. The body was horribly
mangie5. William Lynch, prominent
citizen 81 fancy county, Missouri, ia
suspected OF hoving killed Sarnders.
and If this provo true he viii probably
be lynchod, Fiy
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THE Army sToRRs.

SIMLA, May le,-It has been decided
that the three months stores which
were collected by the Indian govern
ment In view OF war shall be perma-
mently stored at Quetta. The Indian
governments is celebrating whether 1t
would not be well to employ in the army
larger number OF natives of good DO.
sition.
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sssn Aiivs-BaiI Granted.

TYLER, May 1o.--[Special. l. Pender.
graft, the man who killed Lena Rogers
yesterday is still in critical condi-
tlon. lie cannot swallow and little.
hopes of his recovery are entertained
John Price, one Of the men idicted for
the murder Of Conductor Frazier, was
granted bail to-day in the sum OF $500.
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Mrs. Bailey Bullets Mr.. browning.

MENDOZA, Ills, May l9.-At u
o'clock yesterday Mrs. John Bal.
ley, wife Of a miner in
the employ OF the Mendoza coal
and Mining company, at this place,
shot and instantly killed man by the
name OF Browning. Browning haying
been informed that Mrs. Bailoy's repu-
tation In the community was not the
best, endeayored 10 enter her house,
but upon being refused by che woman,
persisted in his advances, when she
drew pistol and shot him. Browning
was married man, 40 years old, living
near Corydon, Iowa, and was here Wis,
iting n married daughter. Mrs. Bailey
was placed under arrest.
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No. 1876.


The cypress messenger assaulted. was
likely to die. The report reached town
yesterday of William Chambers. q
brother OF Chesley, dying suddenly at
his home near Harrodsburg. The
symptoms were those OF poison, and the
report gave rise to the theory that VII
liam is M acromplice OF Chesley and
had attempted suicide. Facts to settle
tne point have not been obtained, ow-
point. Chesley, late last evening. eavc.
pond and hastened to see bis brofhar.
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woLsELpy I.pAvpsrr


SuAKIM, May l9.--General Lord
Wolseley and Col. Mscreil have sailed
forE ngland.
EFFECT OF THB EVACUATION.
DoNdoLA, May TO- Che British evAc-
uation OF the Soudan commences next
Thursday. Merchants and civilians are
already leaving, fearing TO remain after
the departure of the troops. The ther.
mometer IN this region averages ia IN
the shade. lei Mshdis general, Abu
Angua, who was defeated az Kordofan,
sfterwor Is, with his SURVIVING soldiers
Joined srank of the army OF the new
mahdi s conqueror.
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A BAD Man Rum L.

MINEoLA, May l9.-Ispecial. l--sheriff
fiournoy arrived here to-day, having in
custody T. 8. Graves, who he arrested
In New Orleans. Grave, is the man
who figured so coaspicuously as the
oanse Of the race troubles In this sec-
tion In 1853. He Ia also charged with
naving defr auded Mineola alderman
OF con siderable amount Of money.
several indictments are against him.
al ann ne VIII be lodged in the county jail
st Qutman TO await his trial. - '''--
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Another Tramp Tragedy on a rrain.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May l0.-At Hub
bard City, Nebraska, yesterday, Frank
Williams, brakeman on n freight
train, was shot by one of
two tramps whom he attempted
to eject from the n.
The tramps escaped with mob OF
nearly 100 men In hot pursuit intent on
lynohing. A roundup was made OF
tramps about Sioux City and IL were
captured, but not until large number
OF shots were fired on both sides--one
tramp emptying his revolver. Ono OF
the tramps was seen 10 fall after being
fred at by policeman. II IL believed
the murderer OF Williams Is among
those captured.
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France.
vIoror uuao,s. ILLNEss.

PARIS, May l9.-Victor Hugo is con-
scious and talks calmly Of his approach.
ms death, which he knows TO be newt
able.
EvENINo-The condition OF Victor
Hugo is slightly improved. No further
bulletins will be issued until TO NOR
row,
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Stooh Thieves Run Down.

ENNIS, May 19.-ISpecial. deputy
sheriff Curtis has succeeded In running.
down two of the parties implicated in
the numerous horse and cattle thieyinr
operations that have been going ON dur.
ing the past month, and is likely to re-
cover ome of the stolen stock.
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Canada.
A CROOKED CLERK.

OTTAWA, May l9.-Sir John Macdon-
aid stated In the house OF commons to-
day that certain Irregularities have
been discovered on the part OF clerk in
the department OF the interior. A strict
investigation is being made.
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Spain.
INTERRoeATINa FRANCE.

MADRID, May l9.-The minister OF
marine answered the senate to-day that
the Spanish government had asked the
French government for an explanation
OF holsting the French flag in Spanish
territory III Africa.
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Anelo-Russian.
AN ALARMINa REPORT,

LONDON, May lp.-The Morning Post
olaims to have information that Earl
Dnh srin has written an alarming letter,
describing the disastrous effect pro-
duced in India by the yielding policy OF
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ST. PETERsBvRa. May Troops are
being msssed for grand manouvres and
military practice at Krasnoe Selo. The
purchase OF two steamers has been
authorized for the defense of Helsing-
ford, the capital of Finland. Rigorous
measures are being enforced for the
security of Cronstadt.
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PUBLICATION RESUMED.
CAIRO, May l9.-The French news
paper LIE Bosphore Egyptian, resumed
publication to-day.
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the ministry In its negotiations with
Russia. The report is not gene. .rally
credited.
The Afghan correspondence dealiag
with the Pepjd,sh battle, including SS
Peter Lumsden't dispatches subsequent
thereto, will be presented to parlia ment
this week,