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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ERW YORK.


NEW YoRK. January 15.-Flour-Western and
southern 1rm and In far demand. Wheat dali
and easier; No. Cred, slIxc., sore and elevator;
521sa82slc. aGoat Options less active, heavy.
and Yale. lover at the close: No. 2 red, Jauu-
ary, SOC; February, Sic; May, S2te. Corn &C
tive Tor export and easier; No. = 5sso3Sc IN eie-
vator; 53lza641xc anoat; unSraded mixod, 5ta
55c. steamer mixed, 53a53llc-; options dull.
opening weak, declining, and closing weak al ga
ssc.; January. 521sc.; February, 53kc-; May,
63Isc. Oats duli and easter; options dnli ana low
or; January, &c.,; Nay, 40c.; No wti.e, Jsnn-
airy, 43c. spot No. 3, 3sy4c.; do. white, aiNs
42c': No. aSlsasossc. Colss-Options opened
steady and unchanged 10 10 points higher and
closed steady, 5al0 points up; February,
sIe. 35aSIe.Ab; April, eld06: june, e!6a
sIo.0S; September, sie0Ss4l6.lo; spot kio
nrm End quiet; Nc. :, l1ac. sassr-k:s nsm'
Nolasses-Foreixn nominal: New Orleans fairly
acave and sseedy. R.oe setiss saa nsm. Cot .
ton-ssed oil quiet and steady. kosin quiet snS
but arm. Pssnuts au,st Beef quiet aad ssrcae.
Beef hams quis and strong ftsrsed bsef 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
AN INHUMAN HUSBAND.
Ills wife Kept Chained and Starving in n
Barn-He is Jailed.
1cor-a.rnnden.e 81 Lha Ri.hmonl DIapat:h.I

rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
RADrogD. Va. January 1.-THE mhu-
man. brutal treatment of the wife OF A..
". Fuhe by the husband himself has
aroused intense indignation IN the neigh
bOrhood in which he lives, about Two and
@ half miles from tins city.
Futile moved here from Shawneetown,
H.. last September, and was soon seen
often in company with gOod-looklng
woman about % years old. He and this
woman made general q tale TO the effect
that they had confined at their house an
insane relative, whom they were going TO
place in the Marion Asylum so soon as they
could communicate with the authorities.
Some weeks ago a stranger came TO this
city and engaged a local detective 10 watch
this nan and his companion and invest
gate the treatment of the so-ceiled insane
relative.
One day in December the so-called rela-
tive disappeared from the house Of Futile,
and he claimed she had been sent away
for treatment Investigation continued,
however. and last Friday the poor woman
was found chained III an old deserted
barn in an out-Ot-the-way place. she was
allowed to replenlsh the fire, and each day
was furnished with some scanty food. She
was almost dead when found.
II now turns out that the poor woman
was the real wife Of Fulhe and perfectly
sane. Fullie's affections had been drawn
from her by the young woman referred 10,
and. deciding to living together. they came
% this State and were deliberately pre-
pairing 30 Kill the true wife.
Futile was placed IN the Jail at Newbern
to-day. The wife is being cared for and
the excitement In tho neighbOrho0d Is
great Futile. Il IS SAID, was glad 10 he
taken to jaIl out Of the reach OF hls intu-
rintcd neIohbOrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18

light demand but firm. Cut meats ,.y,ns s,a
IN good demand; shoulders, 10, Htidios All,
but steady. Lard dun aud easter: western
steam closed as sit; options salos nons: "a.
nned quiet; ContineDL sIi.40. Frelsh,s "a
Liverpool quiet aud unchanged; cotton, 5.Stt..
grain. 1891.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO January IA grand slunnp or tLc
In fifteen mtputer occurred ia the wheat p., ta.s
q. the cloee to-day. Tho final price. csD,no.ret
with last nights 0gures. shows a no. les ~
1sJsc. IL was found on tho LAST raIiy thst 90
ciiqns's brokers, instead % vhippiag 90 ~,
market ss on former quick spnrts. hal .ny
quantity OF wheat for safe. The crowd sa,,s,,t
ltson quickly 20 that tact, jumped tn. AMI
brought out perfect dsluse Of offsrings. Corr,
h VIC. aud oats are sSc. loser. Pro,i.ions r.r,
az no time strong and closed veek. PoTk r. a.
22isc.. lard at 2Oc.. and ribs at 22lSc de,.ltne
The opening In wheat WAS about the ssmsto H.
higher than yesterdays closing. The tnarkes
ruled nrm and advanced llc. more then dc.
clined sc. relied 5e,., derflnei iisr.. tho
closing being At bottom prices-abo1, e. lover
than yesterday for May and 10 lower Tor July.
IL il said that the heavy hong lines hayo bsea
largely reduced In the last Two daya
Cash quotations: Flour dull, bat With no dispn-
sition to shade prices. No. 2, spring snd rei
wheat. 1699s76'sc. No. . corn. 4JSzc. No =
oats. 3l'4s3iIsc. Aoss-pork. sI737i.asi7.S0.
Lard, $1,000. Short-r.b sides $3.50. Dry.
sailed shoulders, s9S7lSasIO Short-rlsar
sides, st0.30asiO.40. Waiskcy. si.35.
The ieading futures:
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brought that the temperature on Monday
morning was II degrees below zero. Az
DinwiddIe Courthouse II was reported ut
Ic degrees below, and the same NJ the
Normal College, in Chesterfield. This
morning the weather was about degrees
milder all around. The street force has
been engaged oil day in clearing our streets
OF ice, which had formed several inches In
thickness.
1e Below st Coiumbia.
COLUMBIA. Va, January 10. 1898.
To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
see from your issue of the 1zth that
teams crossed the rlvor at this place on ice.
This is a mistake. To-day is the first time
since the cold spell that people have walk
ed over on the ice. The thermometer
stands i2 below zero here this morning.
Respectfully. Il. l.. NELSON.
10 Below NJ BeIi's valley.
rcory,s,ondepce Of the Richmond Disuatch.l
Bells VALLEY, Va. January 1.-THE
thermometer ct this point registered yes
terdpy morning 10 below zero.
Very Cold Of Cosington.
ICorrespondenco of the Richmond Dispatch.i
CovIsGroy. VA. January 1.-THE Their
mometer registered 10 degrees below zero
here last night and this morning.
Three Degrees Below Zero.
lspe,.ial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. January 1.-THE
were degrees below zero
at 7 o'clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
Crushed in a Printine-Press.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. January 17.-Mr.
Samuel Arundale had the toes of one Of ms
feet badly crushed in the printing-press be
WAS feeding in the Chronicle Office, of which
he il the foreman. Mr. Arundale will be
housed for several DAYS.
The Rose IIIll-chapel Sunday school. con-
Quoted by the Young Mems Missionary So
ciety, has boen organized. The following
are the officers: NJ. G. Thomas. superin-
tendent James Nj. Williams. assistant-su-
perlntendent r. j. Houchens, secretary {;
n. f. Winefeld, treasurer: H. z. Witt,
librarian; K. W. Coylngton, organist; Il.
". 1lnsley. chOIi5tor.
Information has reached here that the 3
year-old child OF Blr. Bernard L. Parrot,
who lives near Free Union, was so severely
burned on SUNDAY from its clothing catch
ing fire that 1t died shortly afterwards.
The child had been left in room with a
sister years old, the mother not being far
of. Mrs. ParOtt was severely burned
about the hands and arms in her efforts to
save the child's life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18

The Vatican has chosen Cardinal Glib
bons to be q delegate t. the Catholic Con
gress at Chicago.
Cardinal Gibbons will this morning 60
TO Washington and confirm in the faith
the daughter of United States Senator
Voorhees,. The Senator has issued cards
10 "a reception to-day IN honor of the Car
dInal. His Eminence will be in Baltimore
tomorrow. and on Sunday next be again
IN Washington 70 preach in 81. Matthew ;
church After the mass the Cardinal will
be the chief guest at a dinner 10 be gwen
in Washington by Mr.. Charles j, Bona
parte, of Baltimore.
A frightful accident occurred at 100
o'clock Yesterday morning on the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad. at Milldale,
Nv, by the neglect of the aight-watchman.
who says he was benumbed with cold. He
allowed freight-engine 10 run on the man
track at the same time passenger tram
was coming in the opposite direction. The
engines met on the bridge over the Old
Licking river and three of the men jump
cd distance of forty feet. Engineer Wal
ton Gibson, of Louisville, was fatally IN
iured. Engineer James Carr and Fireman
Goodman, of Louisville, and John Wanke,
OF Mllidale, were painfully hurt.
A sensational shooting ARRAY occurred
yesterday afternoon on an Atlanta and
Florida train in the suburbs of Atlanta
Ga. when Sheriff j. Il. Hewett, of Fayette-
vile county, Ga, shot and instantly killed
J. n. McEachern, a prominent citizen OF
the same county. There bad been bad
blood between the men for some time,
growing ont OF recent county elections.
McEachern, meeting Hewett on the train,
cursed him and made an attack on him,
when Hewett shot him dead. The ARRAY
created great excitement on the train,
which was Just leaving Atlanta. The two
principals were relatives by marriage.
The Colorado Legislature is in q middle
over the appointment Of clerks for the
various committees. In the lower house
the Republicans have D majority of one,
but have lost their power because they
would not give Member Funder berg q
clerkship he claims they bad awarded HIM
in caucus. Funderb berg and the Democratic
and Populist combine will Eow therefore
make an attempt 10 Dust the Speaker aud
put one of their own men 10 his place. In
the Senate the Lieutenant Governor is mp
in arms questioning the right Of the Press.
dent pro lem. TO appoint committees. and
proposes to take the matter before the
Supreme Court for decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
The Frozen Turf.
nv telegraph TO the Uispat,h.l


GrrrrSBrRa. n. j., January II. First
five and one-half furlongs -Athlcna
won. Tom SkidmoTe second, Laurestan
tlrd. limo, 10.
second race--six furlonFs-Kirsch won {;
Fagot second, WOodchOpper third. lime.
Ihlrd raco-six and one-half furlongs---
Woodchopper won; Or. Ielmuth second,
Brooklyn third. Time, l2i.
Fourth race--One mile-Mohlcan won;
Pauway second. Logan third. Time, l;24.
Fifth raco-tour and one-hah turlongs-.
Fldcet won; jim NOVEL; second, Cut OF
sight third. Time, So.
Sixth race-siX and One-hslt furlongs-
KenwOod won; Nanwart second, Eugene
third. Time. 1:254.
PuuAuELPHIA, January l7.-Only one Ia
vorite won TO-DAY az Gloucester.
First race-oue and sixteenth miles
Sen Bird won: Samaritan second. Prather
third. King Idle, so TO /; Harrisburg, 81
toll; PocatellO, q to l, also ran. lime,
second race-four ant one half furlonGs-
Prince Imperial, 100. Z to2 (Denman), won
Sllyania. IS, 4 10 (Combly), second, Hat
TICK (flly). %. 9 TO 5 CIribo(, third. Harry
Hinksou. 10 10 /; Dillon D., to- /, also
ran. Time, 5S4
Third race six and one-half furlongs--
GrenGdier, los, 6 to l (Burreu), won I'd
die NJ. 100. II to 5 (Doane), second Ned
los. Is to Graves, third. FoNhhl. 70
!: Green Bay, 10 5 Picket, Is TO l, and
National, 10 TO /, also ran. Time. l:2G;
Fourth receive furlongs-Grand Prix,
JOS. eto1 Tribe, won; Maid OF Blarney,
1917. 3 toI &C. jones'. second; Battle Cry,
1906. 10 to l (Nelson), third. Charlie Will
son, I2to1; Z. J. H., 30 TO /; Hiawassee,
20 10 /. and Forest, 10 /, also ran. lime,
l:O3H.
Fifth race-six and one-quarter fur
longs-Contest. l07, to Denman), won;
Gloster. 1917. to- CDoane) second; Queen
d'Or. lO2, 5 TO Ham, third. Thorndale.
6 70 /. and Fernwood, 3 20 l, also ran.
Time. l;2l14.
Sixth rAce-six and one-half furlongs-
Comforter. l07, 9to2 Doane). won; Inyer-
kip eelding, 100, 6 TO (kelsonl, second;
Philauder, 1O6. TO (BurrelD. third.
Michigan, 10 /; Brewer, 5to ! Joe Lee,
TO /, and Debonaire, G to ], also ran.
Time. 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
CLEVELAND AND SILVER.
Mr.. Tucker and Others Call on the Presi-
dent-TIeCt.
10y tolograph to tho Dlspn.:h.I


NEW YoRK. January l7.-Prendeut- elect
Cleveland came TO town Yesterday from
Lakewood To meet certain persons with
whom he had appointments, lie spent
large portion Of the time at the Lawyers
Club with Senator Villas who. II rs said.
vas summoned to give an idea Of the pro-
,pccts Of silver legislation III the upper
house. II IS understood that Mr.. Villas de-
parted az the end Of the interview with as
surauces TINT tie President hoped NO
effort would bc spared bv the Democrats
IN the Senate TO secure the proposed re-
peal of the Sherman act before March Attn.
Mr.. Cleveland spent last night III town,
not having completed the business which
be had IN hand. Io viii return to Lake
wood tins afternoon.
Later in the day Hon. John Randolph
Tucker. OF Virginia, and Senator lrby and
Congressman McLaurln, Of South Caro-
lima. had short interviews with the Presi-
deut-elcCt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
Three Eastern->hore Weddings.

Correspondence 81 tho Richmond DisD'tch1
BRIDGRrowN. NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. Va,
January lG.-On Wednesday. the 18th in
slant. most brilliant wedding took place
AT Johnson's church, the contracting par
ties beng Mr. Alpheus b. Dunton and
Miss Ester Nj. Roberts. and the Rev. aIr.
Crowder, OF tins county, officiating. Mr..
d. X. Cowlee, Of James City county. acted
as usher, and after seating the audience.
led the rroomsmen and bridesmaids IN in
the following order: Dr. William Lee
Daily and Mss jennie Nottingham, }. VI.
Henderson aud Miss Salhe Nottingham,
Lewis Heath and Miss Maud Williams. 9.
J. Badger. and Miss Orcha Williams. }.
:. Dunton and Miss Cora Doughty, I.
Doughty and Miss Robe nottingham,
James fltchctt and Miss Patsle Il. VII
liams. j. II. Roberts and Mss Leila X.
Daily.
After congratulations from thor many
friends. they retired 10 the home OF the
bride, where the gay party received most
brilliant reception. The presents were
numerous and costly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
A BOYS ENDURANCE.
MASTER LEONARD JAMESON WALKS
HOME WITH AN UGLY WOUND.
A White Ban Saved from Freezing to
Doath-Qnarteriy Members Meeting
Of the Y. NJ. G. A.-Notes

lCorrespondence q tho Richmond Dispatch
PErsRsBuR0. Va, January H.-master
Leonard Jameisen. aged about ID years.
accidentally and very painfully shot him
self this morning while hunting IN ones
terfield county. He shot a robin with one
barrel OF his gun. and leaving the piece
upon the ground. went TO get the bird
When he returned he caught hold OF the
muzzle of the gun and drew 1t towards
him. He had left the second barrel
cooked and the trigger. CATCHING. against
some underbTush. caused the discharge OF
the weapon. The load of shot tore through
the boys leg just above the knee, iphlct-
ing an ugly wound. The boy was brave
enough. though in great pain, 70 walk 10
the city, where no was taken IN charge by
friends. carried to his home. and surren-
dered to the care OF physicians.
SAVED FROM DEATH.
About balf-past O'Clock this morning,
when the thermometer stood ct degrees
below zero. one Of the drivers of the street.
car line. while coming down south street.
saw white man living IN the ditch. lie
was resting upon his hands and knees,
almost frozen bv the cold and unable 10
speak. He was subsequently thawed out,
but left the house Of his benetactors with
out giving his name.
COMING WEDDING.
Invitations are ont to the marriage on
the 18th instant Of Mr.. W. walter Brster
and Miss Annie Bozel, the charming
daughter OF Mr.. George BOzcl. The cere.
mony is 10 take place at the residence OF
brides parents.
Petersburg offers aplendid conveniences
10 Messrs. Allen " Ginter TOR carving on
their cigarette business without the delay
caused by rebuilding IN Richmond. One
of tho largest and finest factory buildings
in the State is lust now closed IL this city.
The quarterly members meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF TINS
CITY was held last night, and the occasion
was a very interesting one. Assistant
State Secretary Haight, OF Richmond, de-
llyered "A fine address on Association
Committee Work.: Secretary sloan, OF
the Grove Association, spoke on Inc
Srndv OF tho Bible" and Rev. j. A. Bar
kcr. Of We,t-End Baptist church, render
ed in superb style several dialect seiec-
tons from Uncle Remus.
Rev. Father T. j. Wilson. Of Frederlcks-
burg, who has been visiting friends IN the
city for several days, left for his home this
afternoon.
TIE COLD SPILL.
Notices were to-day served upon the va
nous butchers IN tins city, notifying them
that they are violating an ordinance Otthe
city In maintaining their slaughter-hOuses
i'm thor present locations. and requiring
them % remove the same within specl-
fed time. The ordinance forblds the use
of q slaughter. house within two hundred
yards Of any dwelling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stoeks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &c.. and tho
Weather Indications
by telegraph to the Dispasch.I

F. WASHINGTON. d. c.. January IT,
Icunw Forecast for twenty.four hours
'""" from midnight to midniGht-For
Virginia and North Carolina Snow
in western portions; warmer; essterly
winds.
Weather conditions: The storm central
Monday evening over Manitoba has ad-
yanced 10 Lake Superior. A storm has
moved eastward over the southern-plateau
region and is central near Corpus Christi.
Texas.
The area of high barometer central over
Iowa Monday night has passed eastward
To- the middle Atlantic coast States. Heavy
rain has fallen in the west Gulf States and
heavy snow is reported IN Arkansas, Okla,
bona, and southern Missouri. A decided
rise in temperature has occurred IN the
central valleys and the upper Lake region.
In the middle and eastern Saskatchewan
Valley the temperature has fallen 10 to 80
degrees Cloudy weather, with rain or
snow, Is indicated from tue Gulf of Mexico
to the great lages. The snow area Will
probablr reach the Middle Atlantic and
New England States Wednesday night. In
the middle and upper Mississippi valleys
the weather will be clearing and colder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

intpOFttI lVI tuc blHpNtlALl
JAYUARY 17.--NO offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Wrappers, II smokers, 80 (;
allers, 9; Tugs, 5-.Otal III hOgsheads.
Interna-reVenue collections Cigars and olga
rettes, ei,lG7.o0; tobacco, e27l5.S0-;otal.
s3.ss1.
The KXchange- building thermometer showed
o degrees above zero thus morning before steam
was UP; the chill on Change and In sample
: rooms slackens trads. The burning % Allen A
Giniers factory Is much regretted by tObacco-
men, but will not affect tobacco values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. January l7.-oFFKgnss-Whea
GOO bushels. Corn. $50 bushels. Oats, 1000
bushels.
sILKa-Wheat, 600 bushels. corn. $50 blsh-
els.
QUOTATtJSs
Wazkr.-L01zbsrry. 7SaS2c. Mixed. 75sSlc.
snor,perry. 70aSlc. No 2 red. 7gabOc
Coks.-White. Virginia, bag lots, 52aJ3c. No.
= white. 62c. No. mixed, 50a5lc.
Okra-Wlnter (tor seed). 3oa42c.: No
mi1e1. 30a39l4c.: NO. mixed. 37A3Sc
hYg-5sa63c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18

1850. IA. January 1.-THE Re
r carcus this morning nominated
~ QUAY for United States senator.
.' "A-; Quay. liJ; Dalzell, IS; Go
Democratic legislative caucus to-
minated by acclamAuon State-Sena-
! '.''.e Ross, Of Bucks county, for
States senator.
1t't. p. D.. January H. William
~' WAS nominated for United States
..'f by tb5 Democratic caucus last
.it ana Walter n. Muir by the Popu-
'aurus. The Republicans wall proba-
caucus Tuesday night.
TIC l"0 houses Of the Legislature bal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
OTHER WEDDINGS

The same evening at , o'clock. Mr.
Crowier officiating. Mr.. Frank Matthews
and Mss ReDccca Watson were quietly
married at Johnsons church. The
brother of the bride. Mr.. Fcstus Watson.
and her particular friend, Miss Mary VII
lisms, were invited 10 attend them II
their bridal tour. and they. becoming SO
much pleased ut even the observation Of
married lite, decided TO fOrsake the tics
Of single blessedness. and returned united
also bv hymeneal bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
The Most Pleasant Way

of preventing the grip, colds, headaches,
and fevers is 10 use the liquid laxative
remedy, Syrup of Figs. whenever the sys-
tenn needs gentle. vet effective cleansing.
To be benefited one must get the. true
remedy manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Company only. For sale by all
druggists in so cents and 81 bottles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
.2Ls Va. ex- matured
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. January l7.--Virginia 3s, 7lI4a
Ohio Southwestern lsts, 100 bid DO. 1st In
comes. 72l9 do. 2 incomes, $3.50; do. 81 IN
comes, "a: consolidated gas bonds, ll3al II I;
do srOck-- 1Si. aJO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
ENGLANDAND EGYPT.
THE kHeoWG SHARPLY TAKEN
TO TASK.
VIII and His Latest Ministry
Repodisted.
rBy Aaglo-Amsriran cable to the Dispstch.l

10y A1LtiO-hlunt an NaUfo W thf Dt1bef@-l
LoyDoS. January IA hurriedly-con-
vened Cabinet council was held at $3.50
O'clock this afternoon. The council lasted
an hour and ten minutes. After it rose ii
transpired that the Ministers had dis
cussed the Egyptian question and had
come TO the decision that tho Khedive
must be firmly dealt with. This Is taken
to mean that the new Egyptian Cabinet
must be dismissed and replaced by men
who are favorable to Great Britain. IL IL
charged that the new Ministers owe their
appointment 10 their hostility TO Great
Britain, and that the Khedlve IN selecting
them was influenced by Russia and France.
The Ministers decided to inform him in a
direct manner that his position "a the ruler
OF Egypt depends upon the eood-wii OF
Great Britain, and that the British gov
eminent will refuse - recognize the Min
istry that he has appointed.
THE KHEDIvE pFoRMFD.
CAmo, January l7.-Mr. Cromer. the
British representative IN Egypt. to-day IN
formed the khedive that Great Britain
expected 20 be consulted by the Egyptian
government in all important steps pro
posed 90 tie taken by II, and especially IN
changes IN the Ministry. The British gov
eminent. he added, would never sanction
the appointment Of Fakhri Pasha as presi-
dent OF the council.
1t is well known that Fakhri Pasha IS
opposed to The English occupation OF
Egypt.
DIPLOMATS DIsTURBED.
LONDON. January IA long telegram
from Mr. Cromer, the British representa-
tive at Cairo. was received az the Foreign
ltfhpn naFlt THE uff Soon aftprWar0
the Russian and French ambassadors and
the German CHARGE n dfdr called upon
Lord Rosebery, the Foreign Minister, and
q somewhat heated conversation took
place. What was said during the visit has
not transpired. VI. Warrington, the
French Ambassador and Nj. Stsel. the
Russian Ambas .adOr. subsequently pro-
ceeded 10 Mr.. Gladstones residence, on
Downing street. and were closeted with
the Prime Minister for some time.
THE COUNCIL UNEXPECTED.
At 1915 o'clock the summons for Cabi-
net council at 5 o'clock was issued. So
entirely unexpected was such a summons
that the greatest difficulty was experienced
in finding the Ministers. kilograms and
messengers were sent III every direction,
aud 1t was not until some little time after
the hour fixed that the Cabinet assembled.
Baron HerscEell, the Lord Chancellor,
was not present. he having started early
in the dav for Windsor to visit the Queen.
BRIrAN's uLrIMATUw REFDED.
LONDON, January 17.-The Cairo CORE
spondent of the Daily A0rS says: Mr..
KRONER this afternoon had an audience
with the Khedlve and presented an ulti-
matum demanding the dismissal Of the
new Ministry within twenty-fOur hours.
The khedivo convened the Council and
presided Ia person. At the Khedlves re-
quest Fakhri Pasha resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK xAsKEr.

CHIchGo, January l1.-Csttle-Rec
0,50O head: shipments, 100 head. Msrsei
active and nrm best steers, s5.50asj.So: tsir
10 good, s4S0as5.la others, s4asi5O: stock.
eN, sias315; Gamers, S2.25as2.7J cogs,
SBJ0as3SO.
Hogs: Receipts 1000 head shipments.
5000 head. Market opened strong aud closed
to Loo. lower: mixed, sG.G0as175; prime
sheep: Receipts, 1000 head; shipments.
LOO head. Market steady; ewes, stast5O:
mixed, SL50aSAS5: western. sS.25as5. 40
year.igg Wethers. $500; lambs. Sj.2OasG.2j.