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CLARENCE'S CORPSE
TAKEN TO LONDON TO-DAY AMID
UNIVERSAL GLOON.
Thousands o. sxremEhs OF Flowers
tFam ati Parts of the Country
services Heta Ian ala or ghe Fare

services ANta Ian all or the Eure-
rean Capitals by nayal Families
IosBos. Jan. d. -BrleF services Rers
held 81 The parish sure church a. Sanding
ham taday oyar saa remains az she duke oi
Clarence At theiF conclusion ahe caskst
PAS placed anon gun carriage and es-
caEtea ny battery aF artillery aiAd the pso.
PIE 8 the village 50 the railway station
where The train was taken Can London. The
reinains were accompanied by the prince
and princess of Wales and family. All the
government Ama nany private buildings III
London had their Blinds down ana nags 81
haif-msst Is accordance with tbs request
ug a. lord mayor. "A iaEFe number of Eac-
tories. shops, etc, closed 90 for The after
noon-
At Windsor The weather wag cold ana
dismal The shops were closed and their
fronts arapel ia eiack An trains arEiv-
ins there bring wrtaths from agl parts "
The country. There is an almost countless
aumher of these @oral offerings. They are
taken u the Alhert memorial CHAPEL
Services Is She memory of the duke of
NlaFenne were hela today an all Nuronaam
capitals ama were attended NV members Df
thc ras ~ families. The fanefal service S.
tnnann Was az Imposing and solemn al.
fair
ala funeral ceremony NAs oonz1Eded hy
singing euAhVaR'a anthem. "A brother
ns privately removed g Ehe memorial
nii9Hs8
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- M -.

An India it IN quite common fo shave 4
man while be is asiesp. ana i lie happens
e be lying on his back he can haze his
beard entirely removed wi&hoat being ais-
tuEbea. 4he native barber has 8 wonder.
taiss Light lana and is an adept as shaving
Without aausinS fraction of palm Eur6.
peans ana Americans travelling in India
seen fail into the indolent habits which
prevail, enc oi which Is % be shaved rs
hea before rising and bathing. lt is nc1
considered fashionable Us visit barber
shop, The monevea classes being almost al.
Ma5s shaFe1 at home and almost as fre-
quentiy while in bed.
, 1892-01-20
Bobbie Burns.

Ihe Caledonia club held its rehearsal last
night, for she coming 1s3d anniversary 81
tha birth og Bobbie Barns. The occasion
viii ee observed by q concert and dance at
The tanauhar hotel Ga Monday evening.
January 45th. An Interesting program
WILL ta Carried cur after which Z slipper
ard dance viii ehliren 8he pleasures sd fhe
evening
Tickets Sl-99 each, can he obtained from
members af the elub.
Ahe committee of srrange e1nents consists
ai III IL Smith, IS. Enns6n d. Ross. Alex
lAr3saales a. II. Campbell R Thomson.
, 1892-01-20

Filed With d. secretary "a state AEe
Island Navigation Co. Seattle, $4,000.
The Washington Land q Lumber co.
Tacoma. sI5,00a.
Pacific Printing Co. Tacoma. SI5W8.
TIE Eagle Coal Co., New Whafcom. $780,
oaa
AnioDtaWn 1--we stock E BREEDERS "a ss@
ct4tion, EnACntoNn, 5000
Tue h4ton Mercantile Co.. Spokane.
$1,000
Averett Terminal c.. Everett. $500 0aa
Tacoma q steliacoom Railway co. sup
Elemental a of f., Tacoma. $4,000
Junction Mining Is Milling C0. Gem
tralia ST 10000
, 1892-01-20
L. penslons-

Island County Times Some papers go
into commissions when ever the wond pen
sion Is used, and oannot distinguish be-
tween the pension laws as they exist ana
the pension laws as some 5ll-aavised people
would like 10 have them. The Times is
opposed to the further extension of pen-
sions, but every pension now paid npon
honest statements is deserved and Is sa-
cred obligation. Some people are almost
a. afraid 0t pensions now al they used to
be of the rebel bullets which caused them
, 1892-01-20
LINCOLN SCHOOL SOCIETY.
An Interesting Program nv the Pupils
or the school.

OF the school,
Many Of the parents aud friends Of
she pupils of the Lincoln school listened
aitentlYeiy so she program OF the literary
society rendered hy the following pupils on
Friday afternoons song, by TIE school:
Recitation, The Highway Cow, Josephine
Prinoe and Ike Wolf: Letter, Edna Raw-
ley; Recitation. The Pioneers Bear STORY.
George McBratney aud Eleanor Russell.
EssaY How IL Keep Boarder's, Gertrude
koliansbeei Recitation. Mary Knowles:
Description uf Washington Flow
er, Roy hutchinson Recitation. Ray
minma Webster Letter. CiaWafne
Springer Recitation, Victor wiz
ley; Advertisement Louisa Gray.
Recitation, Cyrus Cody aud L0tt5a Diliea-
ha@whs Letter 0f Introduction, John
Bachelor; Recitation, Fannie Turner.
Letter Of Application, Leonard Scott
Description ot a Washington City, Rosa
DodG Recigaiious Dix Batcheiler and
Miriam Williamson; Narrative, Iochlan
MctleagS Recitation, Maude Knowles and
Glareaec keyes Letter. Bennie Nincents
Reading from Caster, Jesse Barton;
Autobiography, Tony Fuseh; ReoiiatiOns,
Maudie Mackte and Eugene Milliamsons
Letter ef Application Guy Hutchinson.
, 1892-01-20

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. ao.-John How
ara, night wstchman at Rio Vista. Oh the
solano county side, was shot and killed by
a burglar early This morning, The burg
lars broke into the office of the Sacramento
Transportation Company at Rio Vista
about midnight and successfully drilled
open The safe. when The watahman attacked
them. and thew him
, 1892-01-20
no APOLOGY YET.
THINGS, HOWEVER. HAVE A MORE
PEACEFUL ASPECT

/ Preparations StIii r1nde Tor WAR;
Enr FeWrlfieAtiana ~ thr EKar-
Dor or New Nork--Chitlss sIen-
sarF war Ship Cmpatanf Pratt.
NHR ToHEs lan. a fhs latest nens
isem Franee concerning the sitting Qua q
thR GhMian ArnaFaa manhAp CaH@sanl
+ Pratz. p " sae easef thas ths workshops
mll hayt tas vessei ready fog saa in ihlasy
Days amg. IA nnaabgr aa small AlsAmas M.
+ main Is as placed Is position. though lhs
iaFses paFi aI ihe MnFK i what ainoss say
wiae aWkhe officer would undertake 10
earg9 ona II sea. Il tis even thoasai presa.
als ttsas ahe ChilAsm commander num asih
she sR mag s&se this view u ths case,
aad. under preiense 81 s sieaHllng trial,
make aM aath the neM ahiR On saasai
Anefsa Among naval officers heFe il y
FeeasnlFed EIsas the caPatani rFatt, Nhen
faliE completed mift ae pne aF the hust Hi-
ied ous var sl,iPs e lhe world
fmrnHut OUTDOOR
WmalweFoN. yan g9 ThsHsis doe ea
slitaIaugiom in tle war talk assHnd shc
maFy department sasa asaFaimE aaa asare
peaeaial ssass " aHaira pFeFuliea sN.
sasg Iragy hai eauievaee wt4h seaaior
Cameron 49, MeHhsFaam af ca aanate
naFai aamusisaes Ana q 8 understood she
ssefgssgy lasa heiotz ihem q statement oi
expenditures hN Hananilr Incurred im hAs
preparations gar ile naval demonstration
ID saaahnra nAiefs ana aaked shaa when
as8s - #a a48s aHaaaeNa& 49,
sstalssUd sAey weaAl rseeigs ihh support
oi tAs eommssFgHa A mesk asa 90 III #i-
leega sa have sa4a ghese preparations
seemed De- 8 absolutely aeeessasg. hut ~
hom Aeaepna thsra mQula H. no var. Gtta
further understood she secretary feceleea
assuFsaaes 1sam fRe oamnittea taa& BE-
muasa ae supported tn eTsrv pEuPeg and
aecessasg eapandstert inFc1rea sn hia pre-
eantlanagg manrms This expression
aH H. pawn 81 iAA Y el slse dalstG
shat she crisis hsa passaa g sakea as
she Indication af hnaiiiasaFg dis
pasetaa from she Cniilan government
q Is fesaFael a f.avins sae Way iar an e.
slmAse aet Ut rupaFaaAaa ihe pan ga
Chilli At aga events ~ u aia shai she
msrtssn iaaa reacnEsg manifested ai De
navy department has Been considerably
modified Ehtre 8 ho less activity n fhe
uarieatnn aauaa sn t4a Hrer raFsiion ahd
gFsmsgatlpn g cipher 8ls#asches though
the geactial ramgzs hAss refs ssnegsl
eaeaA Mamg navs aaaeea REFUSE io raee
entire eraaser ln shem al sns saat Cath
= making shou af galeaisna b order -
aa s h agaiiaa
"a g aSaHFAis s8e2
mont s obtained through issten that faar
in upsa Secretary feom All parts % the
country whenas Va daya 10 these insI-
eain4 Eha Development 81 q decided var
pifss ipaay glera seens d he change af
spns Esd there y 4 growing disposition Is
arsa shs SECRETARY taa oonsiliAtoE3 course.
Ell aaitF apparent shat congress has net
been enlightened % the chiilan contFo-
vsry toF at laaN tno og Gnuse days. far
Aa announcement Is made al the
s.sts department That the correspondence
nill aas be seat in tomorrow. Na date i
a3ed CT the subih8ssion u ihe message
and amsnmeutz
, 1892-01-20
nmnN Mtne EEls E.Ehal Sntt.

Braves, Pa, Jan. 2o-The Beaver Star
eiitog and proprietor, who was tried for
criminal libel against Senator Quay, was
convicted yesterday. The jury, after being
out twenty-five minutes, returned a verdict
ofg0ilty az indicted. The penalty is fne
not to exceed 81 009 or Imprisonment or
goth, IL i stated Quay win interoede on
behalf Qf Che defendant.
, 1892-01-20
rELEcRArfaGc FAf.ns.

The pope has tie grippe.
Tlae pope a in eood health,
gt showed in New Orleans, yesterday.
BaodlcTa have been found cut Is the
vatican.
Cara. ahe Mexican rcvosuaionlst has
oTef thousand followers
TIE c0Aa weather in Texas DESTROYED
million dollars worth 8f cattle.
RndyaHa kipsins was married io Miss
K AaAesticr tn London yesterday
Y There IN acep SNOW fn Indian TERRITORY
and thc thermometer IS zen degrees helow
aero.
Ths nsereafy d below zero I'll piesshurr
ama surrounding towns. the coolest in
Z yeags.
I I'D s faarfuiIg cold ali over thc middle
northern states and deep SHOWS ARE re-
{ ported.
4 Aiinaukee or 81. Psul wili probably eet
4 the democratic national nominating con-
yeasloD.
4 Senator Stanford will talk ga his Wild
scheme ID Increase the circulating medium
nexl Tuesday in The senate.
4 M. Wisdom Of Portland. proprietor OF
4 wisdom Bobetsine, has be6n beard from
Z in Savannah. Ca III Is thought he is de-
E inented. He has been missing Tor some
4 Nme.
EzMinisaer Phelps al Vermont haa MI
audience with President Harrison yesler-
day, it Il thought he Is To be one oE the
Beftng sea tribunal.
It looks as 10 the committee OH coinage,
I weights and measures would report a bill
ta thr haase foT the free and unlimited
coinage u silver
Two thousand miners fired into Coal
Creek stpekade yesterday. inside of 0hich
were @aa Tennessee troops. Reinforce.
meats have been called for
In destructive storm on the Sd Of De-
camher in China, a9o vessels, including
Chinese fuNks, 5 Norwegian bark and a
large number Of people we're driven ashore.
wrecked ar iounaere8.
Y VIM Rockefeller, president of thc stand
ap3 on Company and enc Of Che richest
men in the world together With Mrs.
Rockefeller are suffering with blood poison
ing at their home % New York.
Following are the nominees of the Louis
iama republican ana lottery state ticket
governor. a iii. Leonard. lieutenant gov-
ernor, he Dudley Coleman; secretary, n.
Noisin treasurer, G. B DaFrails auditor,
Chaa. A Fanieli. attorney general, Judge
John Noisf; superintendent Of public edu.
nAs#nm III is GtaaH3aN4
, 1892-01-20
Rnr -.

One or two choice residence lots. haauti-
fu8 location, at s Bargain
Also some ine lots oQt Tenth street, one
mile from cornerof Main and Tenth. Con-
venient te newly proposed electric line.
Very cheap If sold Immediately. Terms
10 suit.
Address Owner, TR1nuNE aaice.
, 1892-01-20
NotIee

Ifthere are any known cases cf need III
the city please let the investigating com
mittee Of the Ladies Relief Society be-
made aware of ii. Mrs. Louis BetBman.
Mrs. Geo. A. Barnes and Mrs. r. @. Dun
bar. Mrs. G. M. BARTON. Sec. 5IStf
, 1892-01-20

For sale. Orders left at office on long
wharf, 81 Pacific Drug Co., Will Be prompt
ly attended to. NJ b. McKenny.
ffB7Rt
, 1892-01-20

AID 9R0An&aee RAEag the bonl oE CITY
clerk st Sl0o0s treasurer, $4,000; city after
ney, 5000; and marshall, S20, 900, was laid
on the table fer a week.
"A petition by u. S. Brntnali for a settle-
ment of claim for land taken in straight
ening Main street was referred to the j0-
dietary committee,
The purchase Of a record book for births
and deaths was ordered on motion Of Coun-
Gilman Talcott.
Resolutions were adopted fixing assess
ments for street Improvements as follows:
Crawling Columbia, from Union 20 Elev-
enth, S1l0.43; grading Twelfth, from Water
ID Jefferson. S2,1v4.I2S grading Franklin.
from Tenth to Maple Park, 81 445.3s; grad
ing Third, from Main TO Jefferson, S2 SSI. 2 j;
grading Eleventh from Water bo3 etfersons
Union5 S106.03s graYel5ng Thirteenth, from
Main to Adams, S4aA.T7 grading Adams,
frnm Thirl fa Lnnrth $3.50
, 1892-01-20
The New Railroad SeheduIe.

The new Northern Pacific schedule went
into effect today and win be in operation
On this evenings train. The schedule is
, 1892-01-20

Dir Newell reports That Walter Kirby,
who has been VII of double pneumonia AK
the residence Of Rev Mr.. Douglas, IS i'm.
proving
, 1892-01-20
Chean Rates.

For cheapest rates to st. Paul, Milwau-
kee, Kansas City. Chicago and an points
East aud South, apply to u g, PeTeival,
agent Union Pacific RI. R. n24tf
, 1892-01-20
UnIgaao rradaee flarEea.

cHfcAeo, Jan. %. Close Wheat =
stfone Cash, So. May, aaN.
Corn Steady cash. ss7c; May, 4tslc.
Oats Firm cash. 2a9so May, 5is4o
Barley Nominal 69os
Pork hasyi January S1.4ss May
Sii.75.
Land Steady. cash, $3.50; May, $500,
, 1892-01-20

a White Sewing Machine. ii good order
Apply at TmHtSH Office jan20H
, 1892-01-20

San FnAScsoo. Jan. ao.-W Wheat, buyer,
season, S1.77s4.
, 1892-01-20

Nrm AoHE Jan. aa.-Tba United States
dynamite cruiser Nesnvius aiii he Faady 1as
aciive servses ~ iorsg days Theaelay WIS
oocassenei "a providing The vessel nith pro-
leciilea and providing Az aFfnar along Tie
sades aad VI saa wake ~ tha machinery ARA
boilers. The Vesuelus ia}a commission
aad Co. procead to 80 ang dAy. sht meYer
heretofore llas bccu supplied with 4 fullset
ST shells iog her pueamaste guns. The Nes-
aNsas II present ID ~ the Rroa&lYa narr
gard. She Is commanded hy Lieutenant
sehraeles ana carries crew of aboai
eighty meu. Nexs ~ ths torpedo haat
Cushing the YcsuFias q lhe fastest beat
n the III n navy.
, 1892-01-20

puusnrtrHta Jan, 2o Everything e
hustle 81 Cramps ship yard, where the
armnFe3 cruiser Cofsair MIA battle ships
Massachusetts, and Indiana are undergo
Eng construction. III the different shops
work = continued aRtil III o'clock each
night. Henry Cramp was seen Ia reference
ID this and WREN asked If the company re-
ectved any orders to push the work said
sThere win he no use 10 pushing our
work. i We always da that and / da riot
sec hov wy could gen along amy faster
The ohfef efforts Of the League island navy
yard. ii directed toward preparing fcr a
great increase in the capacity Of Gle yara
for repairs and construction,
FmnHE VIII HE Sa wkN#
WAeu1NeToN, Jan. 2o Tho star of peace
, 1892-01-20

The Peruvian consul in New York, E.
Perry ueveiaaco, said III regard u Che War
situations Fl 40 not suppose war mill co
cur, ca Che chilians win probably apollo
EiHe. III they gecl thhy arr wrong, they 80
doubt Nil ultimately make an apology,
hal ene ching Ii certain they VIII noi offer
apology ~ the United States untlt They see
. disastrous war can no longer be aYcrted. 2
, 1892-01-20
TaHTr1a11 Foa 1rw VaaN nNHaoa.

Cngeseo. Jam 2o "A New NoFk sreeias
says: Nord was received ii The navy yard
yesterday to make preparations 70 that In
ease III necessity tofpeaocs could be guigk-
y placed iu prominent points Ia New York
, 1892-01-20

Lieutenant Colonel Gillespie. q the sn.
sinceu department SO the ARMY in this
city, made response % . aaery y ~ tie
safety ~ New York IN ease of war With
Ghill saia There was 4 mistaken dea ou sAa
part af The public that ouF deieuses were
altogether onk of data and would Is Of IA.
tle uaa III kesHing the eneHiy M BAY Me
have everything in shape q an armament
we had AZ tha close nj tac eiFii war and aa-
diliona havc heen maae froM tae u tlne.
Wear now at work streugihing ihe loFs.
iacattonA sH the uetehhofhoaa ef this city.
More has bean done all along ana is sttl
being dome in preparation for emergencies
tban Eraas majority ot ths people drean
H
, 1892-01-20

IMEHE VIII RN 80 WNN
WAauaefpN, Jan. ao. Tho star of peace
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
CURRENT NOTES.

pTHE talkative man is sound to the
core.
"a MANS deeds live after him." Sc
do his mortgages.
UNwED-tWhat is this seryant.girl
question 1 hear so much about?" Rem.
edict-'How many nights may l have
OFF,"
OPr1Mus-sYou can rely upon Frank.
leigh. He always keeps his word"
Cynicus-"Ah, because nobody viii
take it,"
SM1TH-"So you are q poet! And
may ask how you make your livinp.n
ROndo-"O, l viii all the fasting com,
petitions at the dime museums"
OLDBY-"Honesty, my boy, is the
best policy!" Newman-.Ah, yes: thai
policy lapsed some time ago-some tins
ago. old fellow"
THERE is many q church member
who would be scared almost to deatin.if
he could only feel his own spirituaai
pulse and find out how near dead he is.
BJoNEs-'Is Bjohnson doing we'll in
business?" Bjenks-"Well, that de.
ponds on the way you look at it. Allc
know is, If I had as much money as
Bjohnson owes, I should be q rich
man."
THE Gar of Russia is one of the
strongest of men, and the grip Of his
hand is vise-like. If he could only
grapple with the nihilists one at q time.
nihilism would soon be squeezed out OF
existence.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
THE SOUTHERN SUMMARY.

A DALLAS, Ten, special says: The
public is greatly excited ever the rove
lations of the doings of Col. j. Il. Silnp-
son, who for years has been u promi-
ncnt citizen. 1t has beer learned that
his real estate deals were on Il mann
moth scale and that the people who
purchased from him are beginning to
find that he had placed other mortgages
on the property. He was President of
the Fourth National Bank of Dallas
and it is said that he tried to mortgage
that concern, but was prevented by the
directors. Among the losers is the
Weir Plow Company, Monmouth. Ill.
They sold him u stock of carriages on
time without security. lie disposed of
them for about 100000. Attachments
are piling up in the County Clerks of
fee by the dozen. Among the heaviest
arc the Edinburg- american Land and
Manufacturing Company, SOL, 900: and
the Scottish-Amcricln Land and Manu-
featuring Company. $4,000. 1t is un.
ders;ood that he is on the ocean bound
for Europe with between twenty and
forty thousand dollars in cash.
A DALLAS, Tex, special says: Col.
James B. Simpson returned here and
within IN hour was arrested ON the
charge of embczzling SIS, 600 from the.
Scottish American Mortgage Company.
OF which he was agent. lie secured
bail and was released. The money he
is charged with embcxzling'hc is alleged
to have held by virtue of his being
agent of the company. Adeputy United
Marshal also served u number of papers
in civil suits pending. The colonel and
his friends. however, are confident that
the present chaotic condition of his
affairs will be satisfactorily Strengthened
out.
A CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. special says:
Henry Armstrong. aged 60, an old set
tier who died a few days ago, proved to
be q M According to an old diary
found among her possessions her name
was Myra Lawrence. just before the
war she was deserted by her lover, who
afterwards entered the confederate
army. Then she donncd male attire
and enlisted in the same regiment to be
near him. He finally died in her arms
from II bullet wound. Retaining her
masculine attire. Myra Lawrence then
hogan q new life as u man, and kept
her secret until the end.
Wheat in Tennessee was considera-
bly, injured by the late freeze by being
.spcwed up by the roots out of the
ground. Whole fields are entirely de-
StrOycd.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
Jupltcr and Venus

DURING the recent "justaxposition" of
Venus and Jupiter they were still 4OO,-
100000 miles apart. That is enough to
make the average space-writer open his
eyes.-St. Paul Globe.
WHO knows but that the late conjuno-
tion of Venus and Jupiter may have
marked the disappearance of the grip?
This theory is ut least as plausible as
any other on q subject about which no.
body really knows anything for Il GER
tainty.-Boston Globe.
JUPITER and Venus played a taking.
open-air engagement, but they are now
starring alone.-Boston News.
VENUS and Jupiter, although drawing
apart, present q lustrous and beautiful
appearance in the western sky. Jupiter
is u noble star, but for effulgence Venus
rather takes the shine OFF him.-Cincin-
natl Commercial-Gazette
IF the recent astronomical Airtatio
between Jupiter and Venus results in
the world coming to an end 1t will be,
another evidence Of the truth of the old,
adage to the effect that there's always a
female in tides Moines Leader.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
FOREIGN yo-rlMes.
A PARIS srccial says: The Amcric.

A PARIS srccial says: The American
colony has heen startled by a terrible
tragedy which occurred ut Cannes. Ed.
wari iarlicr Lcacon. u citizen of the
United states and u member of all i'm.
portant banking firm in that city, re.
turned unexpectedly TO the Hotel Splen-
dido at Cannes, where he has been stop.
ping during the winter with his wife
After exchanging u few words with the
porter on duty. Mr.. Deacon ran upstairs
TO his wife's bedroom. burst in the door
and found her there i'll company with
NJ. Emile Abeillc, u Frcnchman who
was IL friend OF his. After exchanging
q few hot words with NJ. Abcille, MIR.
Deacon pulled u pistol and shot the
Frcnchman. WHO fell to the floor NOR
tally wounded. Deacon was arrested.
Mrs. Deacon is still at the hotel with
her four young children.
a LONDON special says: The loss to
shipping during the recent storm has
been very Heavy. The extent of it is
not known. as the reports from the
coasts, owing to the prustratiOM of the
wires, are very nleager. The british
bark Cavour. it is bclic,el. has been LOST
OIL Roundstone, on the western Irish
coast. Fragments If the wreck have
come ashore marked ',Cavour. Gieel.-
o.k." = box of books marked IS. Il.
III. v" has been picked up. A large
vessel, timber laden. has driftei ashore.
bottom up. near the am point. and
fishermen just come in report that they
saw the body of Il woman in the water.
A MADRID special says: The number
OF anarchists arrested at Cadiz is .3..,
all of whom will be tried by court mar
tai early next month. There viii he
no cNccut ons. y dozen principals will
be sentenced to life imprisonment. fifty
others to various terms of imprisonment
and the remainder discharged. "A force
of gcndarmes sent in pursuit of IL ma
rauding band led by two brothers, which
has caused much trouble i'll the QUIT
skirts of the city, overlook it. attacked
and dispersed it, capturing IL number OF
prisoners.
The latest adviccs from the Soudan
arc 10 the effect that the khalifa was
compelled by the growing discomfort
among his followers to take an agrees.
i've step. and THAT his movement toward
the Egyptian frontier is ut the instance
of the warlike and quarrclsome l'a-
garas, whom he is unable to restrain.
No doubt is felt of The ability of the
khedivc's forces to rcpulsc amy attempt
at invasion.
a ST.. PErERsBtRG special says: Tie
No,uo TrGnM asserts that the wood
from the State forests which was placed
ut the disposal of the famine sufferers
hy order Of the Car does not go to the
poor, but to the profit of the rich peas
ants. who take the logs to build houses,
while their unfortunate brethren are
periShing with cold because they do not
possess horses to transport fuel.
SIX mel employed in an amber mine
near Ralmnecken. East Prussia, on the
shore OF the Baltic Sea, were drowned
by water which flowed into the mine
from the sea.