The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-12
L,;,ty Concerning the Small
at TimbuctoO.
IN BRITISH PREMIER.
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''t tutsteug Notes and Gossip.

plrls, ms
nbnctoo is slow to arrive because
,,s great distance of that city
!. the coast, and the French peo'
40 impatient to learn that the
n French garrison has been re
.ssd and relieved from the
w, of the hostile and fanatic
Tbe Change of premier ii England
l,jeyed by some TO be favorable,
M others rather dangerous to
[,ilv relations between France
England. Future events only
show whether Lord Roseberry's
r,rument will be friendly and
or hostile to and encroaching
jpst French interests. The
,Esh colonial policy often in the
has been overbearing toward
h weaker states as Portugal, and
lous of the stronger ones, taking
W opportunity to grab their
,nies when they were engaged in
Ggn or civil wars, trying in
M possible way to emb irrass
lii colonial enterprise. England
k,ys has considered the seas and
colonies as belonging to her
de- and every enterprise by other
lions as an insult TO her own am.
tun
A great cutlery and Indignation
be been raised in England lately
h pretended attack upon
glish troops, on the English ter
by Of Sierra Leone, by the
tnch. And now the fact Is
ven to be the very reverse-an
asion by the English of French
tltory for the purpose of abduct-
& into temporary slavery the male
Fsro inhabitants of q village, to
Fake them blild roads for the
nglIsh In their own territory. But
Etypical feature of the conduct of
ftlsh off ials is that, at the same
me they are making raids on their
fench neighbor's territory for en-
avlng Its negro inhabitants, they,
the name of oiviliz alton and
Derty, pursue and kill the Arab
sves tor DONG the very same thing
u let us hope that the policy of
lefd Roseberry shall be correct
| he French arc peaceful, but they are
Felled, 'nd are able to defend their
sats at all hazards against any one
may try TO injure them.
new inquest into the naval de
'lment OF France, by compe-
Ut legislative commission, has
'eloped evidence that the French
IVY Is IN excellent condition. aud
N' although less numerous in
|s'sls and in tonnage than is the
|,glsh navy, it is equally able TO
|!ht, if need d.
great scandal has been pro.
|Nsa BY the developments of the
'0S OF a case before the court of
"aValn' A fire happened In q
sa.hastery OF Alexian brothers.
rug thrown out a small safe burst
iaiilng on the ground, and there
:" IN 1t funds and bank accounts,
.s'Onglng to the superior of the
to the amount of abou'
~ :. nlIIlon francs Seing that big
W. ol money, the brothers con.
S.. 70 take it. Their superior,
'S!sf Demaroin, being old, feeble
!, IN a second childhood, they hac
\, eS"' liouDle In putting him ou
|, ~, .ae way, sending him to another
saasIery, where he was kept on a
y pittance. But, as some
i iDss OF the bonds had been in
'%su by the fire, the brothers re
NJ. lawyers to have them re
' 's'su by new ones. These lawyers
'Isselted their bill to the brothers
h Judging 1t extravagant, refused
,,paay 1t, The brothers were
,o,.4 sa !, enough to claim before tn,
u ~. the bonds the lawyers held
\ guarantee for their fee. Ant
b,o.l y said that these Jolly
,,vs Lsrs already had squandered il
Inn Wy the greater part of the big
'ney had taken.
ao.her scandal-this time in ,
'''ant lnstitution--has been tn