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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-08
Trust Nothing Else

than AYERS SARsAPARILLA. Numerous
crude mixtures are offered to the public
as "blood purifiers" which only allure
the patient with the pretense of many
cheap doses, and with which 1t is folly to
experiment while disease Is steadily be-
coming more deep-seated and difficult Of
cure, Some of these mixtures do much
lasting harm. Bear In mind that the only
medicine that can radically purify the
Yitiated bloodis
Ayers SarsaparilIa,
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists: Price 81;
Six bottles for $5.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-08
Ayers SarsqpaM

Is the only remedy that can be relied upon,
in all cases, to eradicate the faint Of hered-
itary disease and the special corruptions
of the blood. 1t Is the only Alternative
that is sufficiently powerful to thoroughly
cleanse the system of ScrofulOus and
Mercurial impurities and the pollution
of Contagious Diseases. 1t also neu-
tralizes the poisons left by Diphtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
recuperation from the enfeeblement and
debility caused by these diseases.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-08
AYERS PILLS,

PREPARED ny
DIR. j. &. AVER 81 CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold ~ al Druggists.
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ERsuHAL

miss Lucy Currice is visiting her
parents at Arlington.
Mayor Brown returned yesterday
fr0m a few days soiourn ~ Glen Rose.
Mr.. w. II. Winfield, the popular
representative Of the Wabash, Is Nc the
ST. George.
Mrs. Viola Gilman, and her daughter,
Miss Grace, leave this morning for
DcnisoD, on u visit 20 friends.
Mrs. Jack Duncan left last evening
for Eli2abathtOwn, kor lucky, on u
visit TO relatives and friends.
Miss Susie Durrott of Scyenc, re-.
turned from u three months visit 20
ner sisters in Glen Rose yesterday,
the personiiication OF roseate health.
Mr.. Thomas h. Mitchell, cotton
buyer, came homo from Glen Rose
yesterday, but leaves this afternoon
Tor South TeNes. His family viii re-
main at Glen Rose til October.
Captain Tucker Royal, OF Palestine,
aud Judge Clark, Of Waco, ere in the
city yesterday, aud report was ailoat
that they were here looking after the
directory OF the Texas Trunk railway
and its proposed extension.
Mrs. Mary Nicholson Estes, daughter
OF the late Chief Justice Nichols n, Of
Tennessee, Ia visiting Ars. w, NJ.
Edwards ut rs Mckinney avenue.
Mrs. Estes Is principal OF Bcechcroit
school at Spring Hill, Tennessee
Mrs. Betsey Avery, an aunt of Mrs,
John Henry Brown, died in Com
neciicut last week, aged 80 years. She
was the mother OF the late Hon. owen
NJ. Avery, OF Pensacola, Florids, well
known 10 various citizens OF Dallas
Mrs. Brown was at her funeral.
Mr.. II. :. Hickey, special scommis-
sloner Of tho North, Central, and South
American Expositian at New Orleans
wss in the city yesterday, en- route ioi
Austin. Mr.. Hickey Is q worker
thoroughly familiar and identified viii
Texas and her progress, and intend
20 work up the state thoroughly 4
secure exhibits.
Mrs. Mary Nicholson Estes, daughte
of the late Chief Justice Nicholson, o
Tennessee, In visiting Mr.. w. NJ. Ed
wards at 90 Mckinney avenue. Mrr
Estes ia principal of Beechcroft school
limited select school for girls, located
at Spring Hill, Tennessee, in the hear
of tho famous blue grass region. Sh
leaves tho CITY ON tho 23d for Tonnos
see, and will be pleased TO take charg
Of pupils "a her schnol.
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CITY Council

The City council met in regular Ees-
sion last night. All members were
present, but little business was trans.
acted. There was much discussion,
but little action. About tho only fea-
turo OF moment, in fact the only
feature outside OF tho regular routine
business; was the granting OF q rolln'
quishment OF the paving contract Of
the MossTs. Harry Bros, In 30 far Rs u
related 20 Austin street, from tho north
side Of Jackson TO the north aide
Of Wood street. Unfinished business
was not oven attended TO, aud petit
lions stood no chance whatever. Tn,
council adjourned until Thursday
night, and thus another days pay
viii DO presented 10 the city treasurer
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A uurrah Time,

The Glen Lea saloon was tho Econo
of great deal o. fuss ana very little
action last night, Arthur Wheless,
superintendent OF tho water works,
made at negro hack
driver named John, whom he charges
called him n F. of a b
The negro escaped and quito o crowd
gathered. In the excitement
Tom Roberts struck Smith, tho hssis.
tant of the superintendent, with his
right duke, which served
10 increase the excitement
Wheeless was so inCensed
a. language OF the negro that no
went homo and went hunting for him
with Shotgun, but the officers met
him and disurmed him. The parties
woro arrested by tho police.
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road system, with headquarters in this
CITY, received yesterday the following
telegram, which explains Itself:
50. Louis, Aug. lS,-To W, II Winnold,
southwestern Passenger Agent, Dallas,
Texas;
MIR, ralmago advises mo that there
Is no strike on tho road, and 50 far az
he Gun ascertain there IA no prospect Of
any, J.. CHANDLER,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
IL seems that thora are only n few of
the mon who belong TO tho Knights OF
Labor, which organization ordered the
strike to take effect yesterday st noon,
and IL all Of them leave the employ OF
company, it win not interfere IN the
least with tho operation OF the road I.
The passenger and freight trains aro
running ON time a. usual.
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FLOTSAM.

Prompt and pleasant, safe and sure.
These arc the features of Red Star
Cough Cure.
The first bAlo Of cotton raj ed in
Dallas county, delivered hy J. j..
Fisher, q miles north of this city, will
he sold as auction ct 2;SO O'clock, by
Fine Very Fine.
Afford Lyans was caught by
Officer White this morning with \
pistol on his person. Ho gave bond
aud will have hearing before tho
mayor this morning.
Little Laura Ramsey, iOj Live oak
street, whose hand Vas terribly
lacsra,ed u few days since 10y mo fall
ing of a WINDOW, Ia dong woll, to the
Joy not only of her parents, but of the
Whole neignhorhood, in which sho is
| flyhfitp not,
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Save Your Tyes

Thousands OF persons in this State
alone arc yearly running their ewes by
wearing cheap speotaoles. BY tho use
of Hawkes. Crystalized Lenses the
sight IL strengthened and vision i'm.
proved. Those cele Orated glasses are
lifted 20 all conditions oi sight by
Eisenlohr Bros. & Schneider, dru ggists
and German optioians. Cali and have
your eyes tested FREQ.
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g~fS'7 - a
-. -. a.
TIN
Best Institution On Earth
Relieves from Lodge Duties has
paid il Death Claims nearly $780,.
600, and saved its membership So.
100000, as compared to old line
rates, RIB. PARBOIT, Manager,
Waco, Texas.
Extract from Financial Report

"The Texas Benevolent Association, con-
Quoted upon 81 ict'y business principles, as
much so os any banking system, aud em-
bodS Ing tho assessment feature to raise n
mortuary fundamentally tho only
equitable ono-oomblnes In It's practical
WORKINGS all the advantages OF mutual CO.
operation. The interest Of tho member
ship and management are mutual aud
reciprocal, tits not easy TO conceive how
any nearer approach TO perfection in any
system OF scouting safe and economical
provision for loved onee eau be devised.
"The best clerical help to be had Is found
In tho home Office, which Il a marvel OF
systematged management Everything
u conducted with clearuess and dispatch
that leaves nothing tDb be dOsircd,n
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Old Billsusness

Was bothorsome person, always
Quarrelsome and angry. H0 always
inlsuuderstood everybody, and said
that every body misunderstood him.
Browns Iron Bi,tsrs made direct war
ON Old Blliousnoss, and told him that
no "must 60" The revolution was
COMPLETE. From Florence, Georgia,
Or. w. b. Prather writes: "Brown's
Iron Bitters has given satisfaction in
every instance / have known It uued.n
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Aralnnt tho Panama onnai

NEW YORK, Aug ls.--Tho Post's
Washington special says; "rhe report
of Engineer Menocal is very Nntavor.
able TO tho Panama canal, both In res
rect to us hnapces and to the engineer
ing problem.
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NEW York, Aug. lS,-Tho number
ofimmigrants landed at Castle Garden
since the lst of January, is $4,000 less
than during the corresponding period
last year. This decrease was most
marked during the past four months
of this year, There was quite marked
increase In the number OF Scendina-
Wan omigrants,
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The finest quality of Knight Tenn
plars, Masonic, odd Fellows, and all
other society jewels, made IN rich coll
ora OF euamol and gold, by Tsher Bros.
Cash paid for old gold. SOP Main
street, Dallas. Texas.
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bout 1870 a. m. false alarm Of Ere
was sounded. The department turned
out IN good time, but their services
were not needed.
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LAND LOANS
$500. 600 10 lend On FARMS and
RANCH \ On leng time NJ low rates.
JAMES u. SIMPSON,
Dallas. Texas.
Gresh's DaN Cius Academy
nal AS oPiRt HOUSE.

CANNON luhpAY. AUGUST 10th
.sSs. mi - 40 Children's Glass
s.s.e,s aelur ma %, Tue sdays 40
n ~ M cent, as meets Tut sdsy and
&t;asv ever ings att 10 ~ p. M. Private
fssSons at hour. 10 snit pDlce tours, 10
~ n daily.
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our LOG BUSINESS sTANDINa

In This Community Should he Sunl-
Client Guarantee
of the quality Of goods We oiler for
sale, therefore don't be deceived, but
buy the genuine Mosquito Lotion,
made ouly by Hickox " Hearne, in
W. II. Patterson u Co.'S, old stand,
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Young and AiddIe-Aged Men |
4 SIIRN CIIRN

7 = = AVA1 = = s01s
The awful effect OF early vice, which
brinss organic weakness, destroying both
mind ard body, with all It's awful Ills be-
fore the inevitable sequel, CONSUME
TION, sets In, or Palpitation Of the Heart,
Timldity, Trembling, Nervous Discharges,
50 HUcH TO BE FEARED, Lack OF Ideas,
Sadness Of Spirits, Ugly lmaginings, Dis
like 10 Social Life and Breeding Melan-
ChOlY.
MARRIED MEN, or those entering
ON that happy life, aware of Physical De-
bllily, EXcitability of the Nerves, or other
Irregularities, quickly assisted.
no MINERALS USED.-Toung people
losing their health, and spending time
and money with those unskilled aud un.
qualified 10 treat them, causing fatal dis
orders TO the head, tkrOat, nose, liver and
lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED.
LET NOT FALSE MODEsTY deter yeu
from calling AZ once ON
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Oystorsl oystersl Always ahead.
Fresh Saddle Rock oysters Vt Livings-
toms Delmonico Restaurant.
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Tho only cigarettes which do not
stick TO tho lips are Opera Puits.
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The celebrated Jamos Means 80
mems shoes Mt Leon Kahn's,
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silk and stiff hats ~ and below cost,
to close out, ut Leon Eahn's.
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NINA Mnhaah sirIke

Mr.. Nv. IL. " inneld, Southwestern
pAaEchgef agent Of tho WABASH rail
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70 cents will get u good ladles' slip.
por at Leon kshn's,
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Van nsy VA nsk W gave tu OAsTORlA.
sav ,ls vas Gala Ala sna Tor CAsrOkiA,
ssa d. tss.as nls she aass 70 OAsTOnlA,
Gan d, asa dsntsa ,ls i,,, lhp tAt7OhIA
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Elegant Drafted Jerseys, at Bsu-
mans
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Grand Firemau'S picnic at Shady
View park next saturday night
Come one, come all.
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Go to Llvinaston's for fresh oysters
by the oau or dozen.
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Silk and stitfhats AZ ana below cost
to close out, AZ Leon kahu'B.
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CON suit

M. WAssERCJG having had practice
and experience for the last 40 years, will I'M
dertaEe no case except Hh CAN GUAR.
ANTEE A CURE.
In C0scs % CAtarrh ia an its stage
scurVy, BlOt0hes of the Skin, liberated
Legs, Cancers, TumOrH, Skin DiReRseR
ofIsysry Form, BbeumGtINn, SCiaiaUa,
GoRt, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
Asthma, Dysentery, Piles, Eits, ala Uri-
nary and Kidney Troubles, and diseases
of ths Wye and Mar, Lung diseases, In-
digestion and Nervous Debility,
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-I Cray Quilt pleoos at Bamuan,s.
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An elegant line of Jerseys at L.
Bauman's
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White tll over lace, from 40 cents to
Sl.S5 per yard, ~ Bauman's,
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Jerseysl Jerseysl Jerseys, 81 Il.
nann,op's
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Client Guarantee
of the quality of goods we oiler for
sale, therefore don't be deceived, but
buy the genuine Mosquito Lotion,
made only by iIickox " Hearne, in
W. II. Patterson " Co.'S, old stand.
-
The finest quality of Knight Tenn
plRrs, Masonic, odd Fellowa, and all
other society jewels, made IN rich coll
ora Of euamol and gold, by Tsber Bros.
Cash paid for old gold. SOP Main
street, Dallas. Toxas.
Tho only cigarettes which do not
stick TO tho lips are Opera Putts.
Elegant Drafted Jerseys, at BSu-
mans.
Oystorsl oystersl Always ahead.
Fresh Saddle Rock oysters ut Livings-
toms Delmonico Restaurant
----o----
White Jlt over lace, from 40 cents to
Sl.S5 per yard, a. Bauman's.
--a
Crazy quilt pieces at Banman's'
Jerseysl Jerseysl Jerseys, 81 Il.
BaumaI's
An elegant line of Jerseys at Il.
| Bauman's.
---Sp-.----
SILK and stitfhats AZ ana below cost
to close out, NJ Leon kahu's.
| -
The celebrated James Means -
mems shoes nc Leon Kahn's.
/ ----o-----
SILK and stiff hats NJ and below cost,
| to close out, ut Leon tahn's,
-o--------
70 cents will get good ladies' slip
por at Leon kahn's,
| -
/ ladies
Crazy quilt pieces at Bamusns.
Go To Llvinaston's for fresh oysters
by the oan or dozen,
Grand Firemau's picnic at Shady
View park next saturday night
Come one, come all.
| ----------er---
ROupht-aud-reaay straws, in all
styles, at BAumaus.
| --------S------------
! rCrAzv quilt ces ~ " Bauman's.
Van gby VA mex W gave tu OASTORlA.
sav he vas Gala Aha cna Tor CAsrOkiA,
=
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GuyO SuspenGeIs 25c; former rctalprie zoe.
Bnlauce Mems So suits 80.
fol
BGCkad
stock still all departments
incest things for SammO Wear and
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>cnoUL MASTERS N SESSION.
VI Letting OF the uCLcnnan County
Teachers association Yesterday.

Institute met in chanel of Methodist
Female COLLEGE NJ 10 Il. m.. Professor
Ilamcr presiding.
The first topic presented viz: GLOW
TO teach English grammar" was
opcncd by W. {. Morris. of L.orena.
wlo presented some very telling end
,orciblc arguments against the iron
rude method: also against diagraning.
His idea seems to be to dispense will
all grammar except oral. Uowcyc,.
the much abused tcNt-book was viz,
orou,ly defended bv some Of the
teachers,
THE next in order WI, Il well writ
ten purr on "~chool management
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Church Noticcs.

Trfsrr,. vfrr.r..r .tr.-,.r.f. ,.r..4rI.- -..r.
- %, t'. l-.. NJ D. ~
CORNER Sixth ma Fuus.n SUNDAY SCHOOL
at. % m. uHet -c.. i.a. H. d 81. H. H., 8
A IiHuet pr-Iar
u,.g.-,,fr.,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..,-... .f...
.E Do ,. t.,-
"'
I., . -
"'
FfllH SIIlII VI 'H.H'd .-nHiN 20 H.-
uer iltlA tu1 .,'h .l..et E.F ilata.,
li-N"L l. .''' -tN|". -.l"N. no H
.'.t
&C., ,,
H0" .'t @i
WE 4,
''k I,t'' "'' '' ' '' ''.' "'
''I"''''f '''.'
FITH -IErfl 'HirIihF 'H tDU -. sunday
school Ht H.uu w. Preaching hN Evangelist
p Pennington ui ID %. l. Hl4 "p-w IrWs
iree rud tAe public generally iuNugi
.pt.tttpf- assn Vt-EVu.r-r A.-..r. -f,l.
I iIri -.rrYi. ..f ff..,....
.Idsr ,n h., R., Nr E.t,.r.- ~ f..- .f-.f.
,.r..Ii-t drusiuIrHtI.u
,...-,.,. .f......,..- ....
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j. r. Jones, one Of the leading jew
clcr, of Texas, is closing out a mag
uiticent line of watches, diamonds and
icwcry at auction. at j21 Austin ave-
uuc. opposite 1t. Charles restaurant.
No reasonable offer refused on dia-
mond good, AT private sale sale, 10
-. M. $50 aud 1850 p. m. each day.
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Nothing like il. viii clean more
clothc, and jewclry than ANYTHING
else. Price only % cents. W. l..
Tuckcr'~ drug store Is the place
South Third street.
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There Is only one man in Waco who
has not been convinced that the St
Charles sets the finest table in Waco.
II he will drop in to-day he will no
longer doubt.
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Ladies approve OF your smoking
Little joker.
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NJ, Or. Hnfhor.r1 l' announce W " seley
W ta-.... NuIu static. I.g- sos % candidate
for .al p1,f ul Ug uDesutsr oi '.c ciiy oi
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RIVERSIDE STABLES.
W. R. KELLUM & SON pTop'r.

First street. near Suspension bridge, Waco
Texas.
: Have the best aud finest Of stock and splcn-
did new vehicles ~ prices as low as the lowest
a trel-class livery stable.
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Every lirst-cla-, dealer sells Opera
PAN Cigarettes Will NOT stick to the
Inns.
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THE WACO EXAMINER
ANNOUNCEMENT

WACO. qrNAs MARCH rs. 1888
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isaiI Birds on the FLY.

Between Sand 8 o'clock last Saturday
night FRANK CITIZENS. MAD BBvER and
a man named WISE escaped fr3di jail.
GlfaENs was locked Id his cell at 5
O'Clock in the evening, while BEvER and
WISE were lett in the corridor. During
the storm, between 8 and 9 clock, the
prisoners sawed of two upright bars at
the top, in the northwest window. and
with a Letter hroke them off at the bot.
tom, making an opening through which
large SIZED man could crawl. BEvER
and WISE then broke the lock on G,rH-
ENs' cell and let him out, when the trio
passed through the wihdos ard struck
for the country. Sheriff LUDE went into
the jail about s O'Clock to lock BhvER
and WISE in their cells. but they had
saved him that trouble by their depart
ures
The ends Of the sawed bafs are per-
fectly smooth, which conVinces the au.
thorities that the saws and other tools
were of the best material, and we're fur
nished by parties on the outside. We
hope to be able TO furnish our readers
some additional information on this
point within the next ten days
To this writing, Monday morning, the
prisoners have not been reeaptured.
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A Rich Find in d Bank Vault.

The following is a special from Hart
ford, Conn.,, to the New York World:
The family Of the late George Bunlev
left b basket of silserware at the Hart
lord bank thnty years ago for safe keep.
Ing, but when they dehiahd,d d at YEAR
lster there was 10 trace Hf the treasure
To-day Washington lawyer, while
searching In the bank vaalt for bapers
supposed TO have been stored there 10
1857, opened paddock chest. IT con
tanned the missiiig silterHafe. There is
enough to. fill big Saratoga trunk =
Presiden, Rolter vas utterly aslonished,
as he had caused most Thorough search
of the vault many times, hut the old
chest had never been opened, becshse il
was known to have been in the bank
rfom time iminemoral. The lawyer
ohehed it hecsuse the pabers he wanted
-heing evidence in a certain Chaffee
claim under the French spoiation bill
had been taken to the bank about the
time the chest was. The Brinlev family
are rejoicing, as they value the silver
very highly. The ware was very costly
and is more pr zed to day Becatse Of its
antiquity.
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The French Minister Leaves Egypt.

LONDON, April "a "A telegram from
Alexandria to the Exchange Telegraph
Company states that the French Consul
General has informed, the Kbedive and
Nuhar Pasha. the Egyptian Foreign
Minister. of his Instructions to suspend
official relations with the Government of
Egypt. The same telegram also states
that the Consul General has LEFT Cairo
for Alexandria TO embark for France.
The Situation Very Serious.
LONDON, April 24.-Anoiher dispatch
says, NJ Barrere, the French Consul
General in this city, to-day called upon
the Khedive and Nubar Pasha. the
Egyptian Minister Tor Foreign Affairs,
aid demanded his passport. He stated
in explanstion that his Government had
instructed him to say that it considered
all replies ID sde 10 its demands for the
rehab'alioh of the Bosphore Egyptien
not only unsa isfac,ory, but imperlinent,
and that he had been directed 10 sever
official relations with Egypt. NJ. Bar.
rere ftfrher stated That bis Government
had also Instructed him to announce that
hecauae Of the arbitrary action Of the
Egyptian Government in refusing 10 sat-
isfactorily explain its action in suppress
ing The Bosphore Egyptien or making
any reparatiou therefor, France would
not sanction the convention lately agreed
npon by the Powers with regard to
Egyptian financial affairs. The Consul
or receiving his passport, at once star
ted for Alexandria, to embark for
France.
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tONDON'S LATEST sHAKE-UP
Explosion of an Internal Machine
ia the Admiralty Office.

LohDcN. April 23 In the Admiralty
Ofice, in Whitehall, al IL o'clock this
forenoon, an e4plo,ion ia a room 10 the
basement of that building occurred Two
loud and quick reports we're heard. The
firemtn shd police were promptly sum-
thoned and all tho gates Of the Ad:
,miraliry Building closed. No person
WAS allowed 10 enter or depart FROM the
premises until thorough examination
could be made The explosion occurred
in the SecretarN's Department Mr..
Edwin N Swanson; Assistant Eeeretary
and principal CLERK, received severe
scalp wound. 1t Is said That other Of
ecials aete also Injured, but none SO
seriously as Mr. Swainson. Mr.. Swain
sons room, 10 which the explosion TOOK
place, was made a complete wreck. Fire
followed, bu! II was Quickly extinguisbed.
The adjacent Corridu,s we're Very much
damaged, while al the windows front
ihg on the Horse Gaalds parade grodnd
speUtors of explosives attached to the
Home O.fice we're pr5inptly oh the
ground.
n arrests have been made up to this
hour or has anyone bseh detained even
on suspicion. No clue OF any kind
whatsoever has vet been obtained as to
the origin Of the explosion SIR Will
liam Vernon Haruourt and Col Msjendie,
Chief Inspector Of Explosives, are ma
king a personal examination OF the
wreck. The walls and other principal
parts Of the building are unirjured. In
addition to the severe scalp wound Mr..
S~aihsnn also sufferers from c6ncnssion
OF the brain. 1t Is expected, however,
that he will recover.