Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-08-06

pVlice were powerless to
act
las been issued by the governor
bidding the sale Of arms to any
licensed by law to deal In suck
penalties will be imposed for
Ills order.
in letter TO Manchester
esscs his confident belief that the
.nchscd electors will show their
for liberal men and liberal meas
says he looks forward also with as
f leucc 10 the result Of the general
lun,Der OF cases OF cholera in the In
districts Of Spain, from the beginning
Is appearance, March 4, to July 4, 2S, ,OA;
a,hs, 1884,
business situation in the City OF Mexico
is improving, aud the banks contriye to meet
all demands.
Thousands OF colliers at Mcrthyr Tydvl,
.,aes, arc out oi employment, owing TO the
depression in trade.
The recent storms In Spain have had an ad-
verse effect upon the cholera epidemic, which
has extended 10 the province of Logrono The
mortality from the scourge continues to aver
age about one thousand daily in the kingdom.
All who can get away are fleeing from the in.
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Aurses for the sick is utterly inadequate.
The committee TO inquire into the recent
statements OF the PdN Mall Gasette, in regard
10 London vice, has made the following re-
port; "Ilavlng been requested to inquire as
to the truth Of the statements printed in the
PW Mall Gazette, from July to July 10, We
decided from the first 10 exclude inquiry into
charges against particular men or classes of
men, or Sgalnst the police We strictly con
fined ourselves TO an inquiry into the system
oil criminal vice described, aud after carefully
sitting the evidence Of witnesses and ma.
tcrials before us without guaranteeing the
accuracy OF every particular, VIC are satisfied
that on the whole the statements Of the Pdll
Mall Gdz'tte are substantially truen The re-
port is signed by the archbishop of Cantcr.
bury, the bishop OF London, Cardinal Man
ming and Messrs. Morcly and Reid
The cholera has broken out on the French
frontier,
The health OF Emperor William is greatly
improved
The khedlye has issued decree explaining
The charges to be paid out Of the new Egyp.
lian loan OF S45, 100000. He saws the claims
Tor indemnity arising out of the lombard
ment and pillagc Of Alexandria, and the losses
resulting from the British occupation will
constitute the first charge on the loan. It is
Intended that SIS 100000 shall be expended in
irrigation works for the benefit Of the fela.
heen cnOged in agricultural pursuits.
Henry Duii, the Fenan recently arrested al
London for the murder Of stephen Gatcly has
been remanded for week. Startling develop
mcnts are promised by the police when bis
case is heard.
The ship John De Costa, bound from Mel.
bourne to San Francisco with a cargo OF val.
liable horses, was wrecked of Cooktowp,
Australia on July IS, and is n total loss. The
late OF the crew has not been learned.
Three men have been arrested at Montc,au
les Mines, charged with attempting 10 blow up
church al San Nigncs with dynamite.
Anarchy prevails throughout The province
Of Dougola. The report Of NJ Olivier PAINS
death in the SOudan is fully confirmed.
Negotiations are pending between England
and Italy for convention for the SUI preston
oi The slave trade on the Red sca coast.
Tie vessel ON which the South American
commission sailed from Brazil was wrecked
on a coral reef short distance from land.
The passengers reached shore in the small
boats, and in six days reached port, where
they boarded vessel bound for England.
Judge Thatcher, Of the commission, has
reached Washington, aud reports that a cor
dial reception was met with in every country
visited except Chill.
Moscow adyccs say sixty criminals, who
had been sentenced tOexilc in Siberia recently.
while en- route rose against their guards and,
although unarmcd, began desperate fight for
liberty. The battle lasted q long time and
The soldiers were Absolutely unable to con
quer their manaclel assailants. Twenty of
The convicts were shot dead aud Of the other
forty thirty succeeded In making their escape.
Two of the soldiers were wounded during the
fight.
{, B. Stewart, who was conspicuous figure
In the republic Of Texas half century ago, is
dead, at the age OF ST.
Jerome F. Manning, New York attorney.
has been disbarrcd from practlcing before the
court Of commissioners Of Alabumu Claims
Tor unproicssional conduct.
The rcgistar generals quarterly return csti.
mates tile present population Of ireland at
i,R4,S4?, showing great decrease which Is
chiefly owing 10 immigration to America
The new scheme for The restoration Of the
Munster bank c0ntemplatcs the temporary es.
lablishment Of new bank with a paldup
capital Of Sl5OOO) to tide over the business
OF the Munster bank until it can he rchabill.
tated, thus preventing the business from be,
ing absorbed by unfliendly rivals.
Severe storms attended by great loss Of life
and property, have prevailed recently in the
southern provinces of France
A London cablegram says the Grant me.
mortal service in Westminster abbey bids fair
10 bring together the largest assemblage Of
Americans that has ever met in London. The
whole space Of the choir aud under the Ian.
tern has been allotted to Americans from whom
applications have been received forever eleven
hunortd tickets. The dean of Westminster
viii come to London specially TO ofliciate
The music will be the same as that rendered
at the funeral of Lord Lawrence.
Adyices from London state that the sultan
Of Turkey in the negotiations regarding III,
sending OF an expedition 10 the Soudan, la,
raised the question Of an early evacuation Of
Egypt by the British troops Offering tO sub
stttute Turkish troops In their place. Mr.
White, the British representative at Cons,ap.
linople, has been instructed to decline TO dis
cuss the question Of British evacuation Of
Egypt
AdvIces from Cairo state that the prospcct,
OF the British leaving the country are more
remote than ever Positions on the stafTs o.
garrisons which have heretofore been held
temporarily have been converted into perma
neg, positions, General Mcpherson succeed.
Sir Fred s. Leeph as commander in chief.
native soldier at Bombay, having been re
ported for misconduct, took his revenge b,
shooting and killing two sergeants afte
which he murdered his wife, and ended III,
tragedy by firing bullet into his own brain
Lieutenant Nye, naval attache of the Amer
lean legation in Peru, died at Lima as he wa!
about to embark for the United States will
the remains OF ex-Mlnistcr Phelps.
DOMESTIC.
Indications at present are that the coming
cotton crop in Texas will be the most abun
dant on record.
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