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Ru1eolD vIy,s Drvnscr srTr.

Grand Rapids. Mich, Feb. 10 (~pecnh.-'layton L.
en- chairman u the o1Ica! Classification committee
II tho trunk lines with headquarters IN NcW-('rk. Is
defendant In divorce proceedings begun by hi, WIZ,
who was Mis- Della Davi-, I'm this city, where M
formerly lived They were married four years ago.
Au mcompatab.lify NJ temper developed at an carly
day and they separated IN two months. lie mas Med
L 1 - mn.
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Story ctrIrDgry IRRITE At CARLISLE.

Carlisle. PENN Feb - t~p,rlan.-ron cht. ASsistan;
superintendent Standing Of The carlisle Indian School
arrived here with eighteen sioux children from Pine
drc Agency Ten 81 these Girls; one. Julia Two
Elhs T. thirteen ycaro oil daughter Of thc chief Amer
lean Horse who on his visit To Washington objected 10
Eastern IuGln schools bat decided To send his dduSh-
ter a. Carlisle .ncc his wish to this " hpo
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A CTRCrLlR From THE STIRCH TRUST.

indianapolis. Feb. l0.-Thc National starch Manu-
featuring Company has sent ont circular 10 be signed
By dealers which binds them To handle only trust
starch, not 10 cut prices aud allowing them per cent
reduction on yearly purchases. Tho circular wa, OF
confidential nature and vOrded 10 appear to
be proposition from the dealers to the company.
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THE xEwJEasEr BoRorGH Law SUSTAINED

Trenton Feb I0.-Thc supreme Court TO dey handed
down decision in the matter of the suit brought b.
the Common Council borough Of Clayton, Camden
County. 10 tc>t the cCnstItutionaty Of the General
Borough act under which about two dozen borouGhs %
the state organized. The decision suStalnS tho
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4 prrlrL.ING BAGGAGEMlSTER.

Hudson. y. y. Feb. l9.-lacob Schench' baggage
master at Mcllcuvilc, station on the 1oNtoh ana
Albany Railroad near this city, i a dcfaulter ana
has fed. Schcnci has been in the employ oi the
railroad company FOR eight years. and until recently
he has borne an excellent reputation Inc shortage
will probably amount 10 ~, 100.
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AZ ,pIcu nIsuOp DENOUNCEs pARNELL.

Drbrn. Feb. 10-The Bishop OF DromOe has sent a
letter 10 the Clergy of his diocese in which he warns
the faithful not to attend Mr.. Parnel's meeting in
Ncwry lie hopes that the poisoned atmosphere OF the
divorce court and the filthy, disgusting and scandalous
details Of the O'Shea have not reached his diocese
The proposed meeting. he says VIII DC "a"toi lsu
% religion 70 the Bishop and to the priests and a
1.,d.tion OF a Heaven cursed crime Let God arise,
and Ills enemies will be cOnfounded' adds The Bishop.
q ForbearaTice has encouraged this inlqulty'
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THE MURDERERS OF LIEUTENANT CASEY.

Rushyc, Neb. Feb 10 Lieutenant lryscn. with a
detachment of troops, ha reached here with the five
Indians who are thought t) have talfn part III tho
murder Of Lieutenant Casey. they VIII De taken 10
Fort Meade, ;. d., and held for trial
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t1,pvJyc VIEWS FROM DELAWARE

Wilmington, Del, Feb. 10 (SpccaD.-Tho mild
weather IS swelling peach buds ard It's continuance
followed by cold snap will cause t'e allurc OF the
crop and financial ruin to many growers.
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PRICE THREE CENTS

deserted soon after o'clock and only those per.
sons remained downtown whose business was i'm
perative.
All exercises were suspended in Columbia Col
lege and the Union Theological Seminary Al
the University of the City of New-York the after
noon exercises were omitted In the public
schools short sessions were held in the morning.
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Huntingdon. Penn, Feb lo'-Thc iccehV 'e"Ns ra,",
.eI.r with overfowing underground springs Hooded
,he hituminous mines In the East Broad Top region
Yesterday and the whole Robertsdalc district coerles
arc now idle over 500 men are temporarily de-
priyed Of work.
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Rome Feb. 19.--In letter dated January 20 Gar
dnal Gibbons Acknowledges the receipt OF dc huruh
"valuable pamphlet discussing with 50 much aD'i''
social questions which should deeply concern every
friend OF humanity. well as the social ccohoiis''
The Cardinal rcjoces that Christian phah'hop',S, III
addition TO many prclatos under the leadership oi inc
ponc are labong TO mitigate the hardShips cf laDof.
"Thc toiIing Masses he says. should be pracucaN
convinced thai they possess the sympathy Oh '.c ~.
Church If ministers OF religion are 10 c0nun"c "a
erercise a saluaIy influence over the WORKMAN, anu
=" teen him within the bounds Of moral duty. theY
must convince him OF their sincere anecuoh DS c0''
efforts 10 better his material condition"
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ANOTHER FlTITRF ~ KANSAS.

Topcta Kan. Feb 1s.-.Iohn ID. Knox & Co. In
vcstnlcnt bankers. assigned to-day 10 J. H. McAfce.
The liabilities will reach S3OOOOO. Mr. Knox says
that fair valuation of the assets aggregate $4,000.
That however, depends solely upon the prices received
upon real properties. The heaviest creditors are tho
TN ices Of tho New York Conference Of the Methodist
TnscOpal Church. for $4,000
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footpower machinery. The men were put to work
aiding In constructing the factory. The help, Goss
says, were paid less than the contracts called for and
upon appealing 10 the American Consul, they were
informed that their contracts were worthless. GO-s
succeeded in escaping from the country and the
Others there are in ptable condition and canno:
get away, owing to lack of funds.
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NTcT.Fry FOR A RCRGLlR AND SHOT.

Wheeling. ". va Feb. 1o.-Georsc Hess, OF Fulton
u-os mistaken for burglar by his two brothersa law
named Ball. at Pleasant Valley yesterday morning and
shot. diving instantly.
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cr,RA,s PROPOSED COMMERCIAL TREATY.

Madrid, Feb. .10.-At Cabinet Council TO day. fhe
Queen segent presiding, Premier Canovas del Cas'lp
gave detailed account Of the negotiations Win
America for a commercial treaty. He announced that
he had obtained reduction Of the duties on minerals
and other things and said that he now negotiating
for the free admission into America OF tobacco from inc
Spanish West Indies.
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TO GRITTY Curiosity IN CHICAGO

Kansas city Feb I0.-A dispatch from St Joseph,
NO.. says: The house in which Fob Ford Killed
Jesse James was sold Today 10 Chicago parties Tor
~ 900. The building VIII be transferred TO Chicago
iOr exhibition purposes
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REGROUPING OF PARTIES IN ITALY.
TIE NEW PREMIER's sUPPORT-THE oPPosI-
TION FORMIDABLE.

Rome Feb. 19.--The recent change In the Ministry
has led 10 regrOuplnC Of the political parties. The
Premier Marquis d Rudai, is supported by section
Of the Centre and the fraction Of the Left led by
s,cnor N.co;era. The extreme Left in the meantime
remains friendly TO the combination. This. however
/, not sufficient to the position Of the Ministry
miles, supported by the majority of the southern Depu
lies now claSsl1 a, doubtful. The Opposition 5
formidable in numbers and in talent. comprising the
old Left and a fraction Of the Centre, with SignOr
Crispi Bnn. ZanardelH SOusinO. and Grimaldi. II
me opposition was compact, III" existence oi the
Ministry would be brief but il i weakened by Internal
divisions ol' sect desiring SisnOr tTspi as leader
ano&icr Zanarde, and Il third, Brn.
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LEAVING $4,000 To A LIBRARY.

Boston. Feb I9-The will OF Mary A.Nevlns' hied al
salem for probate bcqueaths S2o'ooo " 'io -eNine
Memorial Library OF Methucn.
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ALLEGED PLAGIARISM By LORD IANOR SNORf .
London, Feb. 19.-"Thc Pan Mall Gazctte7 today
publishes in parallel columns sermon which The Re-.
Charles H. SpurccOn. pastor Of the Tabernacle preached
in 1s64, and addrcs, delivered by The Right Hon
Joseph savoy, Lord Mayor Of London. last week at
The Polytechnic Institute tioung Mons Christian In
stitutc for Apprentices, Artisans, etc, in Rcgcntst
Tho two discourses Identical in amo'. every par
t!cnlaT. long pass In the Sturgeon sermon being
delivered unchanged IN the Lord Mayors address
Lord Mayor Savory, whose attention was called hy u
reporter to the matter. said that lie was unaware Of
the similarity existing between his recent oratoC and
Surgeons pulpit utcranccs Of 1854. The Lord Mayor
added that he had never. 10 the best OF his knowledge
seen the sermon referred 10.
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ro prp,D 1RrLANp,s CAUSE ABROAD.

Iondon Feb 19.-r y. O'Connor will resume the
erork OF the American mission with Mr.. Abraham, j.
Yopnv and Mr. Flynn. while McSsrs. sullivan and Cox
will make a similar tOu" OF Australia
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
EMPEROR WILLIAMS STATE DINNER.

Berlin, Feb ia State dinner given at the
sclloSs to-day. Both the Emperor and Empress wero
present. There thirty guests. including number
OF foreign Ministers and their wives.
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HOY THE MARCH WAS MADE.
LONG PARADE SEEN BY THOUSANDS Oy
PEOPLE
IhE MILITARY ESCORT FOLLOWED BY GRAND
ARMY VETERANS, NATIONAL GUARDS
MEN AND OTHER ORG AMI ,Trovs

ARMY VETERANS, NATIONAL GUARDS
MEN AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
!. In the long stretches of the Boulevard and OF
EiShthavc from Seventy -lirst-st To the Circle by
Central Park at Fifty-ninth-st and down to Fif-
ty-second-st. and Fifth-ave. By way OF Fifty.
seVcnth-st., the parade was in line Of formation
and ready 10 form column and march at least an
hour before the order was given to the regular
escort. The military and civil or.afiza. lions re.
ported promptly at their various headquarters. ard
! General Buttcrfeld the Grand Marshal, had all
his forces ' in hand with military punctuality.
Their eyacttudc proved hardship To most OF
the parading bodies. The shape of tie formation
roughly reScmblcd the letter with n crooked
| stalk The right arm of the represents Eighth
ave. from Scventy-second-st u the Circle, and the
left arm the Boulevard from Seventy -second-st to
the Circle The Circle is at the junction of the
arms with the stalk, and the stalk, which should
he crooked, may represent the streets on the route
from the Circle 10 Ffty-sccond-st. and Fifth-avc.
Imagine the right arm of the Y filed with Grand
Army men, the left taken up by miscellaneous or
CARNATIONS, the junction occupied by the Wess
Point Cadets and the Old Guard, and the National
Guard extending the length of the stalk, and you
have fair idea of the formation. Now, the
Grand Army men, in Eighth-avc, marched after
the military escort, the caisson, the escort Of
honor, the carriages and Loyal Legion. The
c. A. r. had to be clear of the Circle before the
West Point Cadets and the National Guard moved;
and the miscellaneous organizations in the Boule-
varI from Scvcnty-irst to SiXtieti-st and Eighth
ave. had to wait for the of the National
Guard before getting into motion.
While post after post Of the Grand Army formed
column and swung along to hymn music, tho
men on the lower parts Of the line and on the
civil lire in the Boulevard waited and shivercd.
The cadets at SiXtieth-st. looked longincy at the
Grand Army files as they passed, and the cont
pleXons of the National GuarGsmen from the
Circle to Fifty-second-st. varied from pink "
blue as the veterans rolled on and on.
ORDER OF PARADE.
The following is the order Of the parade. as 1t
marched:
Platoon OF mounted police under Sergeant Revell.
Regular military escort, under the command of Coio
mel LOomiS L. Lanedon. 1st Artillery, consisting 0i
\ battalion of United states Marines under captain
Meehcr. , -.
-Four companies Of United States Engineers from
Weti's Point. under Lieutenant King.
six companies of the lst Artillery, foot batteries,
Light Battery X, OF 1st Artillery, under Captain
Dillenbach. - ~ y ,o.
Ed battery of First Brigade y. q. S. n. V, under
Major W +. Randolph, of the Sd Artillery. was in
Troop \, First Brigade, y. Ii. D. y. y, under Cap
tain Roe.
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Tho Old Guard nnder Major Mclean.


General H. L. Tremain, in charge OF delegations and
representatives from Veterans. sons OF veterans ana
Greers r;prcs,liting Connecticut militia, in
Iiages. ., a., -o., rt~br,paers
I'D New York Veterans, known as the "a F1io
zouavcS, in uniform, under command Oh lho'coFc IL
I'm Regiment veterans, under command Of Lieuien-
ant +: G.. Arthur. - ,. oor,,,a,a y, CencraI
Veterans of the Goth New-York, Thomas NJ Canton,
Veterans Of the 10th New-York Volunteers CON-
| mandcr Captain thambern. ,..,.o. c,o,o,
philip ii. sheridan Command No l, tnlted states
Regular Army and Navy Veterans. sixty in NUMBER IN
fulI uniform under Captain william f. Morris .,.
New-l ork Division sons OF Veterans sixteen ca,ps
ronrc,cnted among which /, Lafayette Camp. OF which
i. r. sherman is member. COMMANDER W. H.
'Eenre,en;ative> of the Union League Club. older
members in carriages; General Thomas hGDDa'u III
BERKELEY school Battalion under command Of Town
'e' Sommbia school battalion of cadets, under Colonel
d. IIcb'w orphan Asylum cadets. under Major Cohen:
Iectskiil Military Academy cadets. commahded oy
Rarn,rd school cadets II. G. Mcdonald commander.
Confederate Veterans Camp of the city OF New-lorA'
III RSpraentative, OF the NcwYorl Chamber Of com'
Rcnrasenttiyes Of Governor Albeit, of NcwJersey,
The Common Council e Br2oklyn ...-,.., soo,o.,
Representatives Of the Colonial GLIB OF New-iorH'
THE REGULAR ESCORT.
The command of Colonel LOomis H. Langdon,
Ist Artillery. the regular escort. formed IN West
Scyenty-lirst-st.. with the left of tine infantry
corps opposite No -. The Lafayette Post formed
to The left of the military escort. Captain
c. r. Barnett, L. s. 4, assisted by Colonel
Charles +. Homer. looked after tho
formation of all the carriages except those OF the
n,lIbcarcrs on tie east side OF the Boulevard.
The pallbearers' carriages were drawn up beside
tho caisson and the led horse shortly before the
reccpton of the body by the escort. Al Sixty
ciohth-st and Eighth-avc. the military order OF
the Loyal Legion took its place. The Grand
Army. in double rank, formed IN two lines IN
Eigbth-avc OH both sides from Seyenty-first-st
70 Sixteth.st, and branchcd into some OF the side
streets as well The cadets stood on tie west
side Of Eighth-ave from Sixty irst-st. TO Sytieth'
St Next To them, on the west side Of the circle.
was the Old Guard. General ii. 4. Tremain's
division OF veterans and civil organizations had
the head of their column in Sixt!eth-s at Eighth
ave, and the rear up at Seventy yirst-st. and the
Boulevard.
Tie Natoral Guard rested with General Fitz.
gcrald's staff and the head of the column a,
Fifty second-.t and Fith-ave. and the line OF tine
regiments extending u Fifty-ninthst. and
Eighth-ave The 18th Regiment had the avenue
from Fifty-ninth-st. to Efty-seventh st.; the 1th
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NEWFOUNDLAND AND TIE HONE GOVERNMENT
London, Feb. 10.-Baron Henry do Worms Political
secretary OF the Colonial Office. in the Ousc Of Com
mons to-day, in answer 70 question on Ncwiouhd-
land matters, said that the Government Of New
foundland had protested against the fact that tho
convention between Newfoundland and the United
states had not been sanctioned by the Imperial GOV
crnmcnt Baron de Worms added that the document,
relating TO the French mCdus vvcndi and the Wash
ngton convention negotiations would be laid before
lie House before the vote the Colonial estimates
was taken as 10 enable the IIOu-c to discuss fully
the Homo Governments action in tho matter.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TO CUT DOWN TIE FRENCH BUDGET

Paris, Feb. 10-At Cabinet Council at the Palace
d'Elyseo today 1t decided 10 make rct:enchments
In the budget 10 the amount OF 100000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
EMpREss rREDEEIcK ro srAY 4 wEEK IS rAEIs

Paris, Feb 10.-EX Emprc-s Frederick today walked
in tie garden of the Tulefes and drove in The Eca
de BoulOgne receiving everywhere respectful greet
ngs She aftcrWard visited the exhibition OF tn, Art
Union Club. where she especially attracted by
Dctaillcs pictures. This evening she took dinner IA
the German Embassy. During the day many persons
called at the German Embassy J pay their respects to
r,e cx- Empress. Among them VI. EibOt, Mins'c:
Of Public Instruction; General EruecIc. Chief Of th1
Military Household Of Pre- ,Gcnt Carnot and large
uumlcr OF foreign diplomatic representatives,. TX
Empress Frederick. has arranged TO stay in Paris one
week.
Ecrlin Feb. 10.-Thc papers Of this CITY regard tho
visit Of the Empress - Paris experiment to
prt.nale the way for Emperor william.
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Pallhoarers in Carriages.

PallbcarerS in carriages.
CassOn surrounded by the honorary escort Lafayette
Post O. \. r.. under General Egbert L. Niele attended
by six sereeans If re 1st Artillery. L. . A. as CONN
bearers. and followed by led horse carrying ueneib
shermsn's military trapplngs.
General Shernans family and relatives, In carriages
The PRESIDENT, Vice President, Cabinet, eA-Fresi-
dents committees of the United states senate and
House t,overpors Of states, Mayor of New ork ana
Invited friends # the sherman family in carriages
Military order OF the Loyal Legion OF the Onitee
states and officers Of the Army ana Navy
George B. Creamer, Junior Vice National Com
mander- Chcf Of the Grand Army of the hepubnc'
and staff mounted.
Depai tmeat commanders Of the G.. \. r.. on foot.
Colonel Floyd CLarhsOn, Department tonlhdhcef Oh
New ok g. 4. r.. and staiI, mounted.
Grand Army Posts.
Cadets Of tie United states Military Academy. under
Lieutenant J. u. {. Hoskins, of the Sd ArlerN,
BugaGisr General Louis Fitzgerald, First brsado
" G.. ;. y. Y. ard stan. mounted .
The First Brigade Of the y. Il. ,. y. " Ia the fob
lowing order:
6gtn REGIMENT. Colonel Cayanagh
Sth Regiment, Colonel scott.
9th Regiment, tOl0nci William seWaN>
a1d Regiment. Colonel John Camp
list Regiment, Colonel Hopper
9TH Regiment, Colonel Appleioh
18th Regiment, Colonel Dowd
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sADLEr's CHARGE AGAINST TIE POLICE.

London, Feb. l9-The steamship fireman sadlcr. who
has been rcmandC1 for further examination the
charge Of having murdered a woman known Car
roty Nell In Whitcchape, early on the morning Of
February 13. has written letter 10 "A member Of the
union TO which he belongs. Sadlcr asks his friend
to get the newspaper pres, 10 watch the case declaring
that the police suppressng evidence favorable to
him. with the object Of hurrync his conviction Sader
denies buvinG selling the knife stained with human
into his POSSESSION.
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T-w- York, Feb. 10, 1891


TO the Editor OF Thc I r bune. -
Sir: invite your attention to the statement OF tho
condition Of the American Loan and Trust COMPANY ,
of NcwYork Citr confined in the annual report
of the superintendent Of the Banking department.
under date Of .anuary -. lS0l is the printing Of
such trash worth - 900 ycarl SUFFERER
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the two companies the NIX suit mentions, Know
otinhg about them except What learn from MI MN
papers,
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TIE TErToYIc DELAYED Iy TIE MErsEY BY FOG

Liverpool. Feb 10.-The White star Line steamer
Teutonic. In company with large number Of other
vessels. detained outside the bar at the entrance
to the River McrScy by dense fog. The Tcuonlc
was O the bar for thirty hour. but entered the river
his morning, with the sun sh.ngng brightly.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE GOLD PREMIUM IN BUENos AYRES.

Buenos Ayres, Feb. l9.-G0ld closed here to-day
at car premium
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FRANCE SORE AT ENGLAED's EGYPTIAN POLICY.
Cairo Feb. 19.-Francc has intlmatcd that her pro
test through Count d'Aubigny the French Minister
here made on Wednesday. against the appointment oi
Iustice scott as official adviser Of the Egyptian Gov
crnmcnt implies refusal to apply tho economics re
smiling from the recent conversion Oi the Egyptian
debt 10 the reforms the Egyptian Government pro
posed namely, the permanent abolition OF the corrcc.
the increase the Army and police forces. and other
military reforms This policy ony increase EndiSh
POPULARITY. a. both TIC khed ve and RiaI Faci1,
fr5ssent OF the Council Of Ministers, who l. also Nm
isler o. Finance, are aycrsc TO revival Ol French
prCdCmn9nCe.
Paris. Feb. Io.-Thc "TcmpS7 in a violent article on
the Egyptian question. finds additional evidence - 10
the vanishing OF Egyptian autonomy IN the Duht ol
CambridCcS reviewing the combined troops AT Aba>
siych. and in the advance on TOkar. Tile " DcbatN.
IN equally savage uttcfance. cOnera;uatc> England
upon dealing with Il Scrvile KhcdiVc. but warns her
that in throwing oil the mask too lmpridcntN. she
might well declare protcctoratc at once. adding,
however that such violations Of pledges are dciicr
than Il victory such as Tclcl-keDr.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

II is 4 coincidence that. while the American people
lamCnting the death Of General sherman the cable
dispatches arc busily repeating British mdnOcuNrc,
which. il successful would bring about the Official
death of the khcdivc Of Egypt, who lay>hcd honor>
and presents upon the General during the lattcrS
visit the land Of the Pharaos. Tho Cairo d!~patcc,
mainly speak of the appointment OF Justice scott a.,
official adviser Of the Egyptian Government. In fact,
that would not amOunt 10 much, iOr the Kh'dyli
Court has for several been used to seeing IL de
csOnS dictated by sir Vincent Sir Evelyn barnG
just army has been in the hand, Of General Wood
or other British officers. BUT what is not stated IN the
dispatches is that the English, the practical rulers Of
Egypt require that the Mudis district chief judicial
officers shall be assisted by English sub mudTs. These
modest officials would be, Of coarse, like Justice ScOt
in his dealings with the Khcdvc-mcrc dvi>crs" t.
the native Mudrs. But in reality they would be th'
ma stcrs OF the administration IN cities, town, and
villages and the Khcdivc would be thus deprived oi
the political and civil government Of Ecl pt. lc Ia,
already been deprived OF the military and financial
administration. Egypt would thus become nero
county Of Great britain: and il j. probable that In
prevent this state OF affair. other European
Powers will join France in her protest dgd,i,t ~uch
an cncIOachmcnt by the British Administration in the
Nile region. Again. the poor FcahS, who pay The
taxes. will surely not share the qualification 0f the
London bankers when told that the Egyptian revenue
last year The largest ever collected.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
ORDER OF PARAI

The following is the order of the parade. as 1t
marched:
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-12
Err CRISP.

Mr.. Crisp Of Georgia has been chosen
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives..
The contest for it was q notable one.
Lines of policy naturally come to the
front in the selection Of aSpeaker. The
Speaker Of the House is at once the most
important and powerful officer under our
system of government. He has greater
power, for good or evil over the destinies
of the country than the President OF the
United States. By the construction oil
his committees he can either promote o:
defeat any measure Of legislation. All
revenue and appropriation bills must
originate in the House. Committees OF
his choosing have absolute power over
these vast interests and subjects. Speak
err Crisp is a conservative man Of integrity
and ability, and will no doubt select his
committees in a way to promote the gen
eral good Of the people. We believe his
election and administration of the great
Office will prove satisfactory to the coun