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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
A,,nsAiuation OF SIaceo.

Awaiting definite Information, still
hoping that Macco lives. but having
little now to hang that hope IN, we can
only take the e W as II comes. 1t
seems from all the reports that Maceo
Is dead and that the SpanIards assas-
sinated him.
To lure n commander Into n meeting
under q nag OF truce and then to fire on
him from ambush. is rs old-biooded n
crime as devils could coucoct. Ma
lions much less civilized than Spain
processes to be respect the sanctity OF
n flag OF truce.
That the crime nigh, lack nothing
In blsckness, Macco and his staff cross
cd the line on the invitation OF General
Ahumadn, next In command to Wcyier.
He was TO come TO hear q proposition
Cuba. Into such n trap the Spaniards
led him. and there they assassina;ed
him.
As for Ze.tuchn. the physician on
Maceo's stan. who Is said,to have plot
ted 10 betrly the patriot leader, he
played Il part that scoundrcls are al
ways ready to play for n consideration.
He was a mere pawn in the game OF
deviltry.
The responsibility for the treachcr-
Gus bu.chery rests on Spain herself. for
rho orIca- WIN suna-uIsnd tho Iob Is M
mere chief OF a h~ushwhacking party.
Assuming the story.to be substantially
true as we have It, the assassination
OF Maceo and his staff should be the
long-delayed beginning OF the end, and
the end should not be IA" of.
Cuba lies too close TO us for the Uni
ted State1 to allow so savage n decd
10 60 u~nrebuked. II there were rca-
| sons before for interest and sympathy.
there Is a stronger reason now FOR In
dlgnatton and action. II the powers OF
Europe be under moral obligation 60
take the Turk by the throat for his
atrocIous treatment OF the Armcn-
fans, the great power OF this American
continent is under obligation to lay Its
mailed hand on the Span!ard In Cuba
md start him homeward.
The sooner this movement begins the
better for IL reputation among the
nations OF the earth. Congress need
not walt for anything but to know
the truth. Congress has the power.
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Thelntelligencer.
WHEELING, DECEMBER II, 1890.


The Republican primaries were spir-
tied and brought out q vote that breaks
the record. There were good men to
select from and their friends got &c
work In earnest, As but one man
could be nominated for each office some
good men had 10 be beaten. but this Is
the fortune OF political war. and the
defeated oncs take the result as loyal
party men should.
Mr. Butts. the nominee Sor mayor,
polled 4 vote that shows a remarkably
s,rons standing with his party. lie
has made his way In life a. u mechanic
and ranks high among business men.
As n member OF council he has served
faithfully and efficiently. and this Is
the kind OF service he will give as
mayor,
Captain Benefits tremendous ma
juTity reflects the esteem in which he is
held as the head OF the police force, lilo
Is giving Wheeling the best police ad-
ministration 1t ever had. and this &c.
counts for the large vote he pol!ed
against another good man.
MIR. Watkins Is unothcr who takes Il
prize In 4 walk-over. II Is no dispar'
asemeut OF his defeated opponent to
say that his known qualifications for
The office OF city clerk n his wide
popularity made him invincibie.
Commodore NoTrlnGton %ithstood n
determined assault but comes out vic
tor n VIII continue 90 Keep MS
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lower hall Of thc new world?-BaltImore

ipNtl lulL " WIZ uCN WIN ~bhltItllOIC
American.
Mr.. Reed seems quite content with the
prospect that the coming administration
can be only a sister to him.-WaShIngton
Star.
The tariff Is IN important issue now,
az L ha9 been for years. The only DIFF
ference is that Il is not ovcrshndowcd by
any other great political question now.-
New York Commercial.
The Hawaliaus arc waiting for the In
auglration OF President Mckinley TO re-
new the agitation for annexation. An
neXatIon may be desirable, and then It
may not. The question will have TO be
decided by Congress.-CleYeland Leader.
A Boston paper asks: what 10 the
leading American University" Well, II
those redskins make as much football
progress neX year rs yhey have made
this, the Indian School az Carlisle, Pa,
soon Will be the leadcr,-Ch!caSo Times
Herald.
The Hon. Ben Davis Bland. OF Mis-
souri,. threatens TO make things uncOm-
Portable for the sound money Democrats
In Congress. II this means that he In
tends to aGita;e his Jaw. his scheme OF
revenge Will take effect on the whole
cuuntry.-Ch!caGo Tribune,
II Nj. Mckinley wants n secretary OF
wa who knows something about hight
Ing there Ia Hon. Nose Gunst. OF San
Francisco, for instance. Gunst's obSer-
yatl0ns on the FttZsimmnn3-Sharkey
battle show most cOncluslvely that he
understands his Observation-Disclosures
Post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
MAKING SENSATIONS.
How Some Startling Stories In Certain
Sunday Papers arc Manufactured.

Sunday Papers arc Manufactured.
Baltimore Sun: If Pontius PLATE were
alive these days he would have occasion
TO ask more than once his celebrated
question, What Is TRUTH" And II An
anIas and SapphIra, his wife. had be.
! come acquainted with the methods oil
, some OF our esteemed sensational CON
tenporaries, they would have oxen
ashamed OF their own bunSling essay al
| lying. The question has been seriously
discussed, whcther'i It IL better TO have a
newspaper made interesting by stories
and news which have no truth In them.
or TO have them comparatively dun. or
at least uneXciting. by adherinB strlotly
to an account OF actual events and com
ment3 upon such events. The reader or
a newspaper, vi sensational friends ar
que, want to be entertained. and an ac-
count OF a diamond robbery Thich Is not
true, provided 1t Is well told, IS as enter
taininE as II 1t were true. In other
words, the reader Is not concerned In
anything but the passing Interest OF the
| story and the publisher Is only concerned,
In the number Of papers sold. That IS
one kind OF journalism. as II Is called
nowadays, and 1t Is n bad kind. A news
paper whose circulation depends upon
sensations rests upon IL TlOct lHSeCule
foundation. II cannot stand still The
appetite OF Its readers Is whested and re-
QuireS food more and more spicy until
nothing a satisfy IL which a so
through the mall. Whether a nal who
sells fake" news IS any better than the
fellow who sells the spurious gold brick
Is a moral question.
An amusing case of news manufacture
Ing Is given by the New York Sun. a
local news agent of that city went the
other day a plumber and told him that
n story was TO be written for the Sun
day papers about the finding OF n S40,o0O
diamond bracelet. 1t was TO be found in
a certain house in the slums, In n certain
| kind OF box, that the plnber was 10 find
Il and promptly return II TO the owner.
Then the news agent asked the plumber
whether he would vouch for the truth OF
| the story. The plumber was unused
and in consideration of the free ndver-
Using he would receive, agreed to stand
up for the story.
Last Sunday the story came out In
two OF the metropolitan papers. One
| had a picture Of the necklace extending
across the page. with big letters and a
most circumstan,Iai account OF the
whole affair. The other had n column
or two about It and many exciting de-
| tails. Some Of these, however, hurting
| the feelings OF the plumber and he
'peachcd."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Tho readers of this paper Will be
plcnscd to learn that there IL Mt least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in oil Its stages, and
that IL Cntarrh. Halls Catnrrh Cure Is
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tutIOnnl disease. requires n constitutions
nj treatment. Halls Cathrrh Cure Is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces or the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
ton OF the disease, and giving the pa
,Icnt strength by building up the con-
stitutIon and assisting nature In doinE
Its work. Tho prOpriOtorS have so much
fnith In It's curative powers. h n II
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II falls to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials. Address
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The Recent Election In virginia,

The Sound Money and Honest Elcc.
:Ion League OF Virginia congrntulatcs
the people on the triumph OF eound
moncy-without the help OF Virginia
and promises to engage with renewed
carncssncss In the battle for honest
elections. There Is no state in the
Union III which elections are more a
farce than in Virginia.
In the recent election the Bryan men
made merry yer their work Of dis.
frunchiscment. The colored voter wa
their special target. In one Richmond
ward they allowed 900 out OF $500 to
cant their votes. The remaining 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

The %ohservant Washington CORES.
pendent OF the Philadelphia Press says.
ut Is remarked upon here ns siCnli.
AN that more trusts have been form,
ed under the Wilson act than under
any other law IN the history OF the
country" The fact IS that 1t never was
true that protection IS the mother OF
trusts" England Is full Of such comb.
nations. This country has an nnthra.
cite coal t-ust. and there is no duty or
anthracite coal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Margaret Gilman George In Century.
lie is not fair TO outward view
Oh! no.! quite plain Is he:
With commonplace
Writ on his face,
For all the world TO see.
He never faced the lannon's mouth
Or sailed the raging MAIN:
Or, ''snatchcd n child"
With courage Wild
Before 4 rushing train
he is not rich, or great. or good;
Yet. when he walks tho street,
The falrcSt maids
Lift window shades,
And listen to his feet.
And II he stops. the %proudcst damo
Seems pleased or hcavcs Il sigh:
II. walking fast.
She sees Mt last
The nostman pass her by.
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Zertucha Is Il scoundrcl, but not OF so
high n grade MS the Spanish comman-
der who used him to trap Macco 20 his
death. OF curse Zcrsucha Is allowed to
depart for Spain. lie would not be
safe anywhere else lie may run
against something sharp even In
SnaIn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
EDITORIAL BONDONs.

What would become Of our great con-
stitutlonul lawyers II the lawmakers
should reach that stage of perfection
where they could turn out laws that are
not derectIvc?--New York Journal.
This country has $50. 900. 900 OF trade
with South America, and yet MI our bal
anCcs have 10 be settled through Euro
pcnn banks. WIN W " awake to II
TRUE appreciation OF our interests In the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

The increase In the Republican vote
in the citv OF Wheeling. ms shown In
the primary elections, has been con-
tinuous and great. The following
comparative table shows the vote for
first branch OF council In 1890. when the
nominees for city Offices were named
in convention. For the other years the
vote IL for mayor. In each OF these
years a popular prim0ry having been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Tho resumption Of operations by the
window glass factories, giving en-
ploymcnt 20 several thousand men. Is
another result OF restored confidence.
The country believes In the party
which 1t has commanded To return to
nowrr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Naturally there nrc some ~disaproint-
mcuts resulting from the Republican
primaries, but everybody had a fats
chance. n free ballot and II fair count,
The next step Is TO close M the lines
and move forward 10 victory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

"EXCusE me-" observed the man In
s]pcctucics: but ] am q surgeon. and
that Is not where the liver is." Never
you mind where his liver is." r~ctortc1
left ear DcNItt's Little Early ltiscrs
would reach Il and shake It for him.
on that you can bet your giG-lamps.'
Charles Il. Goct2c. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie g. Co.. Bridge
port: Peabody & Son. Bcnwood 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

No cause so deeply rooted as The Gu
ban cause ls 4 be uprooted by the as.
sasslnation ot one man. no matter how
useful TINT man may be to the canse.
Cuba Libre will survive the scandalous
taking off Of Maceo. There will he 9TH
err Maceos In the field 10 lead the Cuban
hosts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

In the light of the returns Of the Re-
publican primary election In this city
1t does not seem worth while for our
Popocrntic friends 10 go to the trouble
OF putting n city ticket In the field.
The best they can do Is doomed to de-
fnnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Two years ago, after n spirited can
vas, 1851 totes were cast In this city
for CHIEF OF police. THIS time the num-
Der is 1865. There Is q gain OF 100
votes, The Republican party has
grown In Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Ncxt-Mayor Butts developed running
qualities OF a high order. And he isn't
a bit tired. He will do even better In
January.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Spain r%cjolces over the assassination
OF Maceo. a civilized nation must fall
very low before It cun find satisfaction
in Its own infamy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

THE length OF life may be increased
by lcssening Its dangers. The major
ty OF people die from lung troubles
These may be avcrted by promptly us.
Ing One Minute Cough Cure. Charles
Il. Goctzc, corner Twelfth and Mnrkc,
streets; Bowie G. Co., Bridgeport: Pcn.
body 6 Son, Bcnwood. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

A Republican primary in this neck
OF woods has come to take on the fair
proportions OF a general election. I'VE
are the people"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

What message was she sending to
The heavenly host hat sonrs and sings
| smoke the thought that pierced my heart
what would you TO II You had wlnEs:'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

On that far height We stood alone.
And as her pure eyes h~cavcnward
dreamed.
Between a woman and n man
How measurelcSs the distance seemed!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Hoods Pills nrc the only pills to TAKE
with Hoods SarSaparllla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

V2uHG MAN-MANAGER ron =,
l. TABLtsnED business; cNpofI,66Ss ~.
necessary; wages So weekly, lIgl Xxx N1i
Qulrcd. Money secured. NddEr,, ",l z.
AGEIl, care 90 Intelligence. tAN'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

THE King Of Pills Is Bcccham's-
BEECIIAM'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

FoR SALE-DRuG sTORE. oyr
~ The, bost located IN Wheeling a vJf GP
a nice buEihGHa; good reasons Tor ss iiii,ts
ROncer. 'Hl,lu'
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NEW ADvERTIsEmErra
GAMMI.iEsIG,. CHEAP, brS.S,:
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EouND-hYERCoAT AT o. To-
IL street d,L<day OF AlcSnnn.r SlAlS
funeral Owner by Describing fte~'I
can receive haino ut iii Main sif.sr ,."ptfiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18
BRYAN'S MAJORITIES
N, outlook as Viewed from Demo
cratic headquarters
ABATEMENT BASED on FIGURES.
thlrlr.sx states wi h 3si ~ coral
woes Counird ou or The
silver Candidate.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE prsps bu'
,.an al national Democratic head.
ouat,ers tonight lSuod tho following
siaismcri
Based upon the present outlook, the
,ollowlng estimate Of Bryan's ma
,od,iss In November IL made. Ala.
lama, $4,000; Atkansas, "a, 900; Call.
tofnin, 81, OoO; Colorado. 100000; Dels-
wsre, 10, 900; Florida, 1000; q "rsla,
1900; Idsho, 10000; lihnuis, 20. 600;
Ipdiaua, 10000; Iowa, 8O,OO'; Kan
"a. 10000; Kentucky, $1,000; Loul'i.
ans, 10000; Maryland, 1900; Mlchi'
rsp, 30. 900; Minnesota, S5, 700; Mi,sib.
,lppi, $4,000; Missouri. 10000; Mon.
fans, 10000; Nobrattn, 5000, Ne.
vsds, 4OOU; NORTH Car1liah, 20 600;
Ohio, 10000; Oregon, 10000; south
CafsiIns, %, 600, South DakOta, 10000,
Tgnnsptec, 1900; TexH-, 10000;
Utah, 10000; Virginia, 10000; Wess
Virginia, 10000; Wltc0nsiD, $4,000;
Wyoming, 5000.
fheio estimates give Mt. Bryan
thlfly.six out OF the iofiy.nvo atatts,
With 82i electoral votes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18
u POLITICAL.
Republiean Convention.

To the Republican Voters 90 Uiah!
A Republican convention Ia hereby
called 10 be held hi Mt Pleasant, san
peir county, Utah, September .i.h,
1895, 1T one O'Clock p. M, TOT the puf'
t0so Of nominating tnrce Presidential
Eleutors, who will, N elected, vote TOT
William Mckinley Tor Pfesidont Of the
United Hlntep, and Gaffst A. Hoharl
TOT Wee. President u the Unlicd state,
aud alsp Tor the election 0f kepub'
llcan State Central Committed.
A Republican convention IL also
hereby called TO he held on bentembot
20ih, 1895, ut OGDEN CITY, Utah, Of
tluven O'Clock =. M, for the pufpoto Of
placing IN nomination n Republican
candidate for Representative In Con.
gteis.
1he basis Of representation for each
convention IL fixed ut the ratio Ol one
delegate fof every forty v0tus cast Tor a
mslof portion thereby Tor the prvseut
cniuf Justice ~ the state Ut the last
election, nppuflioned among the sew.
nfnl counties ~ fnil1wfs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18
cerr,clea ,l,nnhIlrnn OIL.

Pursuant to the call OF the Ropubll.
can State committee, a Republic. n
County convention will DO held nj a. q
Halt Lake Theater, In Salt Lake CITY,
saturday, September 10, 1896, at ~
n. M, Tor tho purpose OF electing las
delegates 10 the Republican State con.
ventlon 10 DO held NJ Mount Pleasant,
rhutsdhy, September 20, 1896. and one
al 4 y. m. Of tho Same Jay at the same
plaoe, 10 elect l45 delegates 10 tho Re.
publican State convention 10 10 heid
nj Ogden, Saturday, September 20, 1896.
Each County convention viii consist
" ii6 delegates, npportioued to the
election pTeoinotA M follow;
~ 10 OF each.
| to 20, 81 to is, 90, 81, 90, 81, Is, 10
IL each.
"a to 80. %, 81. So. 90. 81. Og-5 each.
90, %, n, rs, 70, 20, so. 81 and SEA-
eRch.
10, 81, SIS each.
90, 0S, %, %. 70, II, rs, "a, 70, SO, 50,
Sd each.
Primaries to elect delegates to the
drst named convention will be held IN
every precinct or Salt Lake county on
Monday, September IAN, to open At
O p. m. and CLOSE At .. M; Tor the
second one ON "Wednesday, September
10, 1895, curing the same houTs. Tue
Republican committee OF each elec-
ton precinct will take charge OF these
primaries. Ia the precincts outside Of
The city, primaries Will be held In the
usual places. Notice will be given Ia
tho DEsERET EvEsISu NEWS, Mon
day, Sepl.li.h, anu rhs Daily Tribune,
SUNDAY, September 10, 1896, Of the
places for holding primaries Ia the
pfeoineis Of Salt Lake CITY.
by order Of the County Republican
Committee.
A. II. PARSONS,
Chairman.
JSO, t. Axiom,
Secretary.
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riyips naenins Tested.

CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-rhe flrst free
teat of ChRnule's AlDalross flying ma.
chine was made at Millers, Ind, last
evening under uniavoTaOlo conditions.
While the machine was heavily load.
ed with ballast 80 ~ 10 prevent u from
dying n great distance and was an-
chOTed by four ropes, each go feet
long, the poinls which the trial was TO
decide were gratifying to the inventor.
The fight was only 100 feet, but the
descent was ~ graceful and even NJ
that OF the bird from which the ma.
chine was patterned.
The trial proved that tho machine IL
perfectly sale, u proof which Ia more
accept table, inasmuch rs It has boon
asserted that the machine was danger.
Gus anu that M attempt 70 NY II would
be sure to result Ia tue death Of the
operator.
Another test win DO made today II
the WIND Is favorable.
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ALLEoED coat Tnusr.
Tho Rates Go se Investigated by the
IntsrstRte Commission.

Tho Hates 60 bs Investigated by the
Interstate Commission.
CHICAGO, Sept. lS.-Coai aud coal
rates arc slated for iuvosti cation by tho
Interstate commission which met yea.
tsttay In this Monadnock building.
PIT Hident Daniel Healy OF tho county
board, In company with State Attorney
Kern anu County Attorney lies II 10
declared Will appear before the com.
mission 10 lodge complaint against the
alleged trust IN hard coal. These
gentlemen arc now preparing the evi.
donce anu promise 10 have their case
ready In few dayt. THIS ~ u sub.
/ jeet which has never before teen made
a subject TOT investigation by the com.
mission, AMI the decision ~ expected
to DO OF great sgnincance.
In order 10 prove that there IA such a
| thing ia existence aa a trust 10 control
tho prices of hard coal, Il may DO nee
estaiy TO bring tho shippers OF Penn.
sylvhniA before tbs board as the quick.
Get aud tuTeft way 10 deal with the
/ trust. The evidences that will be pre-.
scented ~ expected 10 DO In good shape
bei0ru the commission changes It's
field Of operations 10 Kansas City,
sept. ~.
Another matter Of Importance which
viii come before tue board Ia the much
agitalod warehouse ana elevator quvf.
tiou, which has bson longiargument
with the directorate OF the board OF
trade. Tho members ut large OF the
board Of trade claim they have a
grievance against the elevator man, az
| shown In the recent litigation and
complaints lodged with tho directors Of
the board OF trade. The members
have been go long trying TO have the
trouble Satisfactorily keltleJ, and with.
out success tnat they have at last
decided 10 lay tho case before tho
Interstate commerce commission. They
hope TO prove that the railroads have
been assisting the elevator men by
making m unjust discrimination IN
their favor.
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ANoLo .raY2TIAN rxpEpIrIoa.


BARIA .ON.TIiE-NiLE, Sept. IL. -
[Copy filhtol, 1895, by the Associated
fTeff. l-rna expedition OF Auglo-
Egypuau troop, numbering about
10000 men. under the Sifdar and Gen.
Sir Herbert Kitchener, arrived here
/ day from FarCig, after n woaTiseme
march Of eight miits over a very bad
tract OF county. Intense hVat prevails,
but the ltovps arc nil In ilfst.class c9n-
dilion. Tho present stopping place 10
only fifteen miles from Kormn, where
tue DsTvlshes are known 10 DO con-
oontrating strong iofoe " cavalry
aud infauiry. The scouts, however,
have not sighted any Defvishee TO-DAY,
although they wero pushed iotwata a
comfortable distance. A further
advance viii be made tomorrow. THIS
ADVANCE tomorrow will DO To kubu.
Deb, on the third cataract VI the Nile,
which point will be occupied by the
Sirdar and the main force Of the eI.
petition. Kubudeh n only about four
miles from ana within easy striking
distance Of kerma which 10 Just above
tho third cataract, and which thu
Drrvisnea have made the fallying
point Tor heavy endorsements OF
cavalry. kofma has been looked TO
aa the point where the INST battle
would occur, but tbs feconnoissnn Noes
thus far maue have failed u develop
any iofce OF the enemy. It's not ok.
pectod, however, alter the desperate
KIND OF lighting done by tho Dorylshos
at FsIkeh, that they Will retire irOm
kerna without night.