The Warwickshire Herald. — 1891-01-22 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

ASSOUIIII. . .  Captain Younghusband's scientific and political expedition has arrived at Kaehgar. The will of the late Mr. Beckett, 131. P., has been proved, the personalty being sworn at £458,401. The Marquess of Bath fins gone abroad until after Easter for the benefit of his health. The Indian War appears to be at an end by the toll surrender of the dioux tribes.  • rhe Argentine Government propose to tax de. fordts in private banks, and great alarm prevails. A contradiction is given to the report of the \Vest India and Panama Canal being interrupted. It is reported at Ottawa that the United States Government have made overtures for closer 're. eiprocal relations with Canada. Goring for coal is about to be commenced on the estate of Sir C. Cranford, of Burgh Hall, on the Lincol nsh ire coast.  According to the Pagarot the French medical profession are dissatisfied with the incompleteness of Dr. Koch's most recent explanation. Particulars are given of a plot against No Ameer of Afghanistan is favour of Ayoub Khan. The conspiracy was frustrated in a most acci Iciital manner. _ _ _  A Lisbon telegram states that the Portuguese Minister for foreign Affairs will shortly present to the British Minister at Lisbon a new convention between Great Britain and Portugal. The World's Fair Committee, on the ground that much money has been wasted, propose considerably to reduce the salaries of the President of the Consmission and other °Metals. _  In pursuance of a decision pronounced by the Supreme Court, cremation will be prohibited in Demo/ k, pending the passing of the new law for the disposal of the dead. Mr. Maple, M.P., will preside at the anniversary festival on behalf of the Asylum for Idiots, on Wednesday, the 20th of May, at the Hotel Marepole. The Hammersmith vestry have resolved to present a memorial to the Corporation of the City of London asking them to seek powers to reimpose the coal and wine tines.  The Secretary of State for War has appointed Mr. IV. lf. Elwell, surveyor to the Great Northern Railway Company, as Consulting Land Agent to the War Department. Lieutenant-General W. Gordon Cameron, commander of the troops at Cape Town, has been sworn in an Administrative High Commissioner in the absence of Sir Henry Brougham Loch. The Irish Times states that the Royal Gimp's,ler Mills, Ballineally, county Cork, have succeeded in securing a second contract from the War Depart. resent for 100 tons of Martini-Henry rifle powder. The Earl of Meath entertained between 600 mil 700 of his tenants at dinner the other evening in Lacey's Bray Head Hotel, in honour of the coming )f age of his eldest son, Lord Ardree. The Paris Cour de Caseation rejected the appeal 5f the murderer Eyraud. One of his pleas was that the interpreter omitted to translate the oath to the English witness who sold him the trunk. Bishop Ellicott has returned to the Palace, 31oucester, after a residence of two months at llifton' during which time he has been getting through i a long series of engagements in the Bristol livision of his diocese.  Owing to the accidents and failures that Lave happened in the treatment of consumptive patients by Dr. lineh's system, the patients in the Vienna aospitals hive ligiu to refuse to sumnit themselves to 10,1,11,i  lIF yoa have a Cough, or Coil, or if you suffer from Bronchitis, Asthma. Difficulty of Breathing, floan.eness, or any otl.. r aff ,tinue of .the Chest or Lungs—try a Bot le of RoLbcaores RASPBERRY, BLACK CURPA T HOltirlollllM Lincrus Its soothing offer, i- Quickly Celt One 10 e in most cases produce.. d. Ugh' ful sense ET relit-f. It contains no opiate, and may. V.erefore, taken with perfect confide IlVe. RIO witbom any fear of experiencing (as an af,ei.. trot. I',Room or headache. Prce Is. lid per bo. le. A bottle rent post free upon receipt of rbini.qa Preoared only by F. J. Hocncaorr,