Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1881, Page 5

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1881I—TWELVE PAG att 1 rops if cee - enna a rene nnn wwe ealits about durk, went toward 2 the vil nnd was never heard of afterward, 5 w vek or two ago wt farmer asserts tht, : aw thy | wori’s whist stants ! a ar tho mouth of a Po top | i : filled ‘i THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: ith the land Hand and FOREIGN were Aro fn aoa wan | demace fra cu, i, us) each pan i ear deelined sixpence Is a he price of beef represents it loss en Seotland Uist 5 {nerensed 3000 Mata athe eo ta off) oc) 600 T Vents Hundreds of farmershave | of the rest of the Whig coterie, whieh bs forward market ls dul 5 y theady polled up stakes and Hoeked inte | powerless igalust tho pressure of the Itad- market ts dultand weak. Sales 6f ) the manutfeeturing contres only to: literense eal wing of the party. Enallah wheat during tia week were 60861 | tho depression thet Those who are still THE GOLD DILMINAGE. Qeath of Baron Von Haymerle, | quortora ut 46s, 0. per quarter against 60,110 ) kbrnzeliing on Cee” toemme agree thatthe | yet uneasiness by ercated here by the Ine) BC i 7 eure: | Government mst step in atones and deat | oreustng 4 5 et | per mnie which) wes About ‘5 the Austrian Foreign auarlars ais, yor auartor tno correspond | Wily ihe weston ant for al: aa fs Wel rest ate or tee thar the need | nO thn of the wma disnpenrance, y known. thit, Mr. Giadstone Is ambitious to se yt withdr: 3 strict Deering ox- Minister, nese tideroxely aon, | Eamets wonkthabad opr | foie, aon an, nA | uc tne le ged ey West End Dry Goods House. phere) fleRii s i Y ne inount which imay be beccasary out the copper hole, At the Inst reports of : Wards!” fan Conservative eriticlsm of Mr. | rendy told you In the letters, the Hadleals | you to earry on your trade eal Clndstone’s two speeches at Leeds on Fri have done thelr hest to eneotiraze tho tle | Srated, Fiiuse with, whom L en two days nyo they were fifteen feet from the hott bas nothing si 3 appeared ft aaave nisterinl | ii the subject are of opinion that th °° haw qinnd for n Land DHE and of tate Mi 8 Wide Comment on the Great day, ‘They ocenpled elgtit columns of tho | Nrmans Tike ‘the London Daily News have | fir must be intteh renter than +aligoe te le that te expected skeleton has Spooches of Gladstone Tones, ‘The Premier carefully avotded | been priuting tetters from. special corre | jwereantite classes In the United Stites seems found, Nevertheless, the reports eo ye ip tottehlng upon foreizn nffatrs, elther Tn re- muonulcnis gent inte the provinces to make | io think, Yon depended fo IAHY Feats: vat discussion nbout ghosts Last Week. gard to the Boer, the Bayution, or the ‘Tunts> tha nut af fia faites site if tlie ese, | ona paier eurreney that, It bins StH to ins i eae fun qttestions, devoting nearly all bly speech> | the py aki eer ier a certalned how mich geld you need for busl- sty. ta mun No aeae teiy center? and ue Mr lhe partot ube _Adiniairy to seeapnde witht the hess, It iy therefore believed that the London ty to have an electrical exlithition . t { Exposures Touching | Parnell. ‘he point of Friday's: oratory ies | tytn Me et etradee ries, tani return WL precious metal wilt becunie ie er than over eee CE tal Patnee In Becomes, | Atl tke a an in ¢ yh bee ae BON t of ntroops & | in tiits sleniticant threat almed at Mr. ise Meahiall ¥ overaiindow that “Tory mostuuitt aeien i to i before lot, ‘hase wee represeide ae tee a iy the 7 ne Treatu rt nell and the Leagues ‘Lhe reaourees of ely- me i 2 industry Is c y) probabliities worth the atuention of tinanclers Lord Mayor at the Mansion House for the oT . er tn Tunts a hot yel exhausted, which, bes nalde isstie compared with a ruil aly uf and others who are pinning thelr winter's | with, Uinlatunitsy town of Surrey, ellis AT PRICES CALCULATED TO MAKE A t the ownership of land and the dest raMInAif y tye translated, means that If they—Votwell | the House of Laerta wid the Chrety estabs | fan paleo, Th Is know U; at the stock of | the honor of belng the trst town tha ene and the Leagne—peralsl longer tn ereating 0 lishment, whieh world Inevitadly f ow the | in ah Hanks at Hiren ts ow tively by eluctrlolty feat vd Trou salen ows is i miny has Het eno or her ow er, Unestertield ts atso polis ty e S relin at terror In Tretand the everelve alley | downfall of landlords mul the rate Of client thers has by electricity, Soe ee a ruther cuties { MENS ASK FOR. raiged tod percent. Where the gold isto | The ‘Town Comned and) the gas company g " un are Unable ty fores r f The Boy Consents to a Partial | ur ino Government will be Intensified aud fi SE an ¥ ane an rtarreledt about {he pi i ity uf 7 Y ee, ‘The yarlous organ representiig the Climiieit Hal a atuurreled abow pe price and quality: the Occupation by the Sree Ce rcs neni Enaltsh and Seatel far have prepared | see. [England nny be obliged to remonetize | gas. "Te gis couminy sual Ht at the French. ngninst Mr. Parnell, After praising the aati ot Jann ills, syhtely aur a it silver te supyleent borane ine soarel ye Te eae eleeath unediately Satin Dolmans, in the Intest shapes, 48 inches 1 lined. dd method of ngltation used by O'Connell anit | nnd Trrimbcentturas cheap ‘tanaferaiul tex | TUE NOGTE OF OGILV IES. Hoste SVaGA GORE pa ‘i d tri dow \ 6 a Pave ose Atel sense, comparing 1t with the present system of | fatrations freedom of sale of the tenn. Some curious statements are appearing in espe) Hib sey at and trimmed with Pointed Fur, for right and goud-will of the holdin; the yhull- The Ludica’ Pictorial brings outa partralt . Parte! oxpresset 4 a ofere tu warning” alleged to hay etlye, | al Bey, After Four Hours’ | Me Tartell he exmemnd pie anne: | SiGe Reais uh ieeen byw ne | Sree ht del fied Ate | Mr ag atti ei, ] Fighting, Dislodges a Large who, although ~ condemuing the Land Ser orto “tor Se tnt Ginna fi the Adetle Fanally A ie Stata Is Woe Brish Industry. She ls expecially desirous le Force of Arabs. Dit retuned the responsibility’ of leading | Iente and the reclamation of wastes; toll | aueutly been Yeard by reputable Witte Qf promoting tie sale af Vorkshire Ineties, . Ireland toward chaos, Heehuracterized Mr, Parnell's preaching {n Lreland as an enlarged gospel of public plunder, as advoenting Inw- tholkton of the gine Iws anilef hypothee |The kite Dr. Norman Macleod, the Maanonn. | auolett Leveutls, Welnly luptuestatin, and Irtsit quad latte TE eo to ie by {he | edt Of Gd ears ee coins Worse He eeu apport Amons reset Aero sanity Courts, Ss ates Sanu esthinony te same extent to dt, Others te aaa vif 7” Pee Cot aba ind afllanees, ad von | clare tine Just, before the death of Lord tre | ap the Duchess of Edinburg, the 1 And fifty other styles, all equally good value. An immense varicty of Cloth A Plague in o City of India—More Jestiess and erline, ng condoning Lrish-Amer- | wit see that they are substanthally the lead- ( e's father sn 1840 thoy were staying at Airiie Of Montrose, thy Duchess of St. A1bi Riots in Ireland—The Affairs fonn nssasination literature, and asan effort | Ing features ot the rls Land get, and thit, Ghsthe, in \rurtaratite, aml nd the inate plardil fe Cone eG ie Ulsters lla ¢ ) of Egypt. “to etaud ns Moses stontt between tho living | Livi erantet ie ey the trial te nut, abr. | lous nivale lone, betare they re aware that | Viequntess. Folkstone, Lady lective Dy ( Dg thn UD 'y eS " stone: c1 " te set 2 was dy lng dos so reporte | # ‘ nn tho dead, not as Moses stood to arrest Toot But the fue that’ the Sastly a nnmier-boy. ported | sirous of inducliz American ladles to sup- the farmers of Great aged t ° 5 Tealy contend that in order to effect a tasting | heard just before tho death of the tite Peer jor her movement, One result, of Lady 4 1¢t e , seltlenentof the question the Premlershoutd | in Colorado, One of the servants heard It vetive’s campniin is that a London whole ill WSS Ai cul as qo further than this and secure peasant pro- | first ir tho corridor, and itis sald eatdie | gale, House introduces a nv GTEy In mL vert t § t Ube { 9 Dee eae eee neres | Nettle alge feneTet G6 TOOT OT Lay ATT ee eee ee ai ee elaraes ils happier than when she had a large elass of | whose erent stration. Was partly catsed perlor to jnstcirine-nade and cheaper, The f OW fneture, 2 ‘ : r ‘ 5] yeonen farmers. ‘The yeoman or sinall Ty tits dreaded visitor. ‘Tho niairhas kiven | wevarlaerent is Wluatratud with siuettes Of our own manufacture, all marked to be retailed at WHOLESALE proprictor is now asextinet ay the Lowinen | rise to cons rrespondenc representiig fileal ond idyllic scenes of PRICES. We invite special nti . i“ prUreayt the lastot tho stock dled out with auyject Rea ae ae acrondatglt, penceful Irish homes and imatets, and a Indy . W ¥ pecial atteution to our enor Dut to spread the plague.” “Mr. Parnell hins long been tneltly recogulzed ns the Irish dn Itallan Vessol Sunk and Eight Per der, says Lhe conservative St. James’. (a- zette, “bur Mr. Gindstone first gave public ons Lost by tho Explosion ane ollicial neknowledwiment of the fact. Mo a ol jal wek Ml ent of ! fact. of Petroleum. Has, it faet, fornially elevated him to the pa- sitian of a rival potentate, challenging Ue nttention of the world to the fact that the F - aoe ceeme between Inw audannrehy ittraland | thie Cumberland statesuen, whose sturdy she With a harp and the face of a beautifnl brish mous importation of of Italy—Fifty-four Houses Parmele arity “ine. Pupementa goed famons tn ovr politieal nants. MaMumel” | ought wine Feouley air, For sou | day, An nisin auld on the, demain fur English Mohair Cloaking Plushes,” Destroyed. RAYS? ts natis statesmen await the death | Jurd belng anxious, like other inen, to found tine past the Earl of Desart, the editor ofthe | home-mnnufaetared goods. appears in the 3 ac. of patriots before secing any virtue in them,” | a taully dynasty Fyested his thonsands in | Pavers | sbeen attacking Michard Belt, the | papers to the effect thats Stanchester house and asks perthnently why the Premier keeps | an estate whi formed by the consalidae | Sctttpto: fn Imposter, declaring that none | received a large order for wubrellas from IN BLACK SEAL BROWN. AND NATURAL BEAVER SHADES, AUSTRIA. tho very men impriaoned who compelled hun | thyrorsimall farms, “rhis process has bi obs f es or Huss beni, his ine ate pte ft with Instraetlons to flix a Inbet 5 ua ! ni saararaasncinle fo-give ireland the Landaet. Mr Parnell | going on for aecentury and x half, wntil Tally Wt Sane oe att artiats, One’ oF two dunia Witte: the wore +S Home mani iat: We are determined to continue and increase our inducements to Viens, Oct. 10.—Baron Vou Hnymerle, wilP answer the Premler’s charges ut Wex- 4 Sundays? the. Austro-Hungarian Minister of Foreign ford on Sunday, A GREAT INTEREST. ‘Affairs, dled suduenly this afternoon of} poxnos, Oct, 8—Shuce lily celebrated Mid- heart-disense, ~ lothian campalan, no speeche Mr, Gind- The Barun had been complaining siuco’] stove hive created so much juterest ns those Monday of feeling unwell. In the afternoon | at Leeds, Ila has dealt with several su Barvit You Haymeris complained of a severe | Jeeta, but hls remarks on Ireland are the ‘i 4 inost -Inportant, being a bombshell in the hendache, ile was subsequently attacked | camp of He Lenigte. “tn tis migenifieent de- witha violent pain in the heart, and died | nunelation of tho Parneliltes, Mr. Gladstone ee ND Rens eee or enekid of tno artists thug einployedd ave come fore | . DIANA. strangers to visit and prove that and Wates, whtle, twelve men own fourth Drews anno i cudayy Pant, ee ts aa ae afpress of Austrin, has anain an | ¢¢ ot Scotland. In Franee there, are over tive s thins i ed her intention of hunting in dretand 4 ” HT a era eouotle tine fendicnis | tells Abe, elt thus ing fs precteated to ie Ole | routing Lord Lennuturd’s resldence In ayia) Te Pays to Trade on the West Side. nnd the farmers and wericutitral laborers, |e hy | AG ote So etatasual th Mts odes | Prete 8 “The Empress ls the only sove doo, taintain that this land monopoly should a aati iy Lette is morni: ) orelsan p onally known to the Irish people. is 10 ie mith to hesitate at corfisen! jon it oes Re - ” Yara Ft . oa t uel ais oeenplud the Eulish ss eet foaupease the masses, Ie hag stripped | Hawles, & Dawes, the publistiors und pro- | throne she iis spent abous twelve days bn ti » tt my prletors ot the paper, ‘The result of the sult a “a'vtal rs & the Lrish landiord naked, and there k ai | welll ors at tho Pati arent curiosity. by itt- refnig ait two visits, the Inst one li August, . var a ty otWet ox. | son to KuDpuse that tie Will spare the * 5 ad the Trish only understand that a 7 shortly afterward, Ting ovidantly distin uly between the ex | scuntre. WBS Ua eM ratkdosequestiation | Mts aud the artistic public. lndeds | there was a Q) Trelund, no people | Able to prove that this document dikere to ft. Non't dircet any letters to GREAT BRITAIN. the former being that smal Hroup who, for | Will stop nobody seenss to know, f the land COMPLAINTS OF THE ROERS: would be mo vanted by a bribe of £450,000 to the Stanboul aire, ur they will be returned vere AEN tt first tne In the history of Christendom eal de ostroyed, other amon. oHaSNOS, Oct, fe aTudaine from, the a8 Fie ein offietals. ‘The general bellef ts that Fuad has Fe Ae Ore shia ition : are not ashamed to, prevel tho doctrine | us ed PELHehs ni A Oy Ge ‘Phe Vienna Regatta Club are in an wn | the Sultan's written authority to depose the | tue to the canmercint travelers of the Dunit, Oct. 10.—A serfous riot occurred | + ere? 3 9 {1 e500 persons, white in, France 4,000,000 | morning renewed hostilities with the only state re “ornell. They el tetealteic he i % nih TEU at err Ps Hats eneat easy Kilkenny, Sanday, epuulie’ Strang he oats TS he: Tedple Wot te publle funds. Why, Wet. | seem probable. The. ‘Phnee liad seemly stute of anger at Cornell, They com- | Khedlve and make Halim the Vieeroy, with house whlell received 1, ‘The zentlemsen of the CX- ve ' pounded by Parnell, He swld that Ue, nation Sa rN UMRUR TT wold; aud was combi to a state of things when it - 4 2 i would be a question of law on the one hand, ‘A collision occurred Between the polico | and of inwlesness on the other, After and people at the Village of Athenry yester- | this scathing exposure of | the small day, in which severe injurles were sustained Fou at OU en ea eR onboth sides, One man lost an eye through | MM tludston® ate cs B x . " of the Land act imposes on the Government a bayonet thrust. Five persons were or | yyy special obligations In reference to tho rested and taken to Galway. enforcement of the Jaw and. the public CHOKE. peace, ig clilof point was a declara- Debs, Oct. 10,—Arehbishop Croke, of | Hon that if the Jaw," purged from te. Cashel, In his reply to the nddress from 2 fect and the stain of tn justice, fs. still refused, and the first condition of political branch of thu Lund League, after aeknowl- | soclety is‘unftultilled, then L say, pomilen Mt, edging the good poluts of the Land act, sald | the resources of civilization are not ex its ren value must be estimated by a reduce { hausted.” This threat has driver the irlsh tlon of rent tho Commisstoners were pro- | papers {nto fury. ‘The Dublin freeman de- plain that Mr, Chase has sweres : bolding an Indiznatton tee! { forint, saying that if the cou- | Vetter, written 1 te Has Ht answered tel limited powers. Araby's troops are at Mis Ntoe t SU at people monopolize State Investments, while | vention not ratiiled by Nov. 8 the eilty. | el-Oundy, near the Suez Canal, Araby | demmerat repo Heo.b00 panpurs have to be fed by tho parish? | Queen's soveretanty would revive, ud, that ficn de guilty ie Le eet tener | declares lie Stil blow wie Te iho ae eho sng olay ‘The forces at work In this country just now | Sir Evelyn Wood had 11,000 wen Inrendiness | the Gern tbs askl hie: Pane kage Keypt. 14 i are quitens Communistic as, the ‘agrarian | to assert England's authority, again, | The A eMieait eraweclo ye Eat Es te ale [See Raynt. ‘The Hedjuz contalns violent THE INDIANS jmovement headed by Wat Tyler or the Jac- |.Boers telegraphed directly to PS A Pritt bron ee EHTS eke Te in | artictes against the Eurapenus, _ ane querie in France, and Infinitly more power- y complain that they. have been treated | yorrow at pre: Novertheles: Bele MEN-OP-WA IL ful. by England as an tineivilized nation, and ab- | wise for fie bivsident. at eduss IE would be | Gino, Oct. 10—The Rrltish iman-of-war UIZON A: THE FAU-TRADE MOVEMENT, ject to tha debt created by Hngland siuve the | courteous explanations to Vien, Baye i loxandtie, atanlGe aiienerangdmeng at [leer Leon Alle Octet tt. be: repafted. trom. The political headquarters of the fair-trade | Mmesation by Sir ‘Thuophitus Shepstone be- . i sar ' ee an arrangement Of 7 san Curios that the Chirlealiua scouts who de- movement are at the Beacansfield Club, Pall Ing hinpused von thom, ‘Lhe Ietermaritz- + sone tine age that an English mat-of-war | gerted killed one of tha White Mountuln In- Mail, a thoroughty Jingo Institution, rather | Dut correspondeat of the bully News TUNIS, should visit Alexaudtia ten days every three | lune, Fears are entertilned that toy will re think that the Berconstelt docs imnore’ harat bolluyes that it Sarria bite made ‘Tit ‘TRoUls. months. The Frenael vessel aecompiutes | talia If f& generat tight tukes place tian gootl to the enuse Itls irying to aclvance, in the = direction | o} ae Ing the Bours ‘Texis, Oct. 10,—Freneh ttoops entered this the English vessel, because the two Powers | aniong them go oue enn tell where it will chief mis! q 7 yorkies with respeet to their treatment of Ye ' He Ne aeeised. naval eaneers Tadvess vis would have. Hdte | etty tits morning, and oceupled two forts. | Ot neting in alliance, ‘The Turkish dele- | end. 2t ts stated thut sulticlent troops ore o yy rt 1 The E or "088 $1 tes demanded n speelalcourt of inquiry | ou the grout to keep alt qulet n nor prophets of the same stamp are eect than many victories, and would re- ‘The Enropenns here express satisfaction, En és quiry | a s J . andl mace prophets ae DE tary. Le ate | aie Jone imivnderstundings, “Tho Pull | Ttfs stated that the insurgents are block- into tha stato of Bzynt generally, ‘Tho | Gen. Muckensso tent tho ageney, , Chiet Guotge Ing to the Radical view, should these pan,0u0 | blustering: Dawego min when the Globes In with them and was mE WE inne. ¢ I J a chedlve pos a W | Iereported wong toward Ash Creek with Mia - cos Mr, Gindstone’s recklesness and hig | ers tho most prominent spokesmen ate Ford Mull Gazette none of the influential Lon | ading Mammurnet, Khedlve positively refiised te assent to any- d fare’ pated to make. ‘hoy now make the tillers Lebar ar 0 Ni al | 1 she nd ALY. A: i. | don papers plends for generous treatment of ¥ « a Pisie a fiat, wnd suing of Care's treups are, In pursuit. of the soll, in suine respects, Inferior to the rl ea ME adgtane wisi to {ane her fie isan (Pea scrnaan the Boers, who won thelr liberties tainly ane OCCUPATION NY THE FRENCH. thing constituting af interference with | Col Suntord has been directed to pine bis ‘ox: Od : - Sey avendene troops th such a positon asjtn prevent F Hiksty to put much eontdence un Jeaders of squarely at Majuba IHL, Miss Colenso also | Loxpox, Oct. 10—A dispateh fromJfunts, | Eesptian independence, aud the delegates | gong of thu hostiles Fon hasta prscent il Lnsuls sivoge. A i nt ho land = x eople i ancl Court??? + ‘ "i ‘ Be. falr séttlement of tho land ques- | drive the people into the Land Cour His Fae te a et circuses thnt ns. attended {ilnks chat tie English debt should not be | dated Friday, snys It ts rumored that the | Were authorized by the Porte to withdraw ) Ariza atid Sondra, the troops under Mucken- tion would bo to give the landlords whatever denunelations, {f says, render tham doubly Suspicions of the vet, and it even twits | the movement go far is certainly not dua to Imposed upun the Boers." ‘The reports ane | Bey’s Ministers in council agreed y- | the demand, : zio to luok ult foF the country in thy vleinity of somatned after rp jnhorers and farmers | $1 "Giatistone ith’ uot understanding | the welght or influouce of its apostles. “the | nounelng the rising ationg te Zils Will | cupntion of Tunis, ‘The Tey scant ‘Oi THE BITEATION. eee wore decontly elad, fed, and housed, and | tho real position of the Irish question. Ibtells | Radleals aro not slow to point out that the rabably recelve some explanation from a | te supje mutter I) Loxnos, Oct. 10.—The ‘Pies, tit its lead- Se traann Rar gd cs Fs thelr fnmitles provided for. i the re toy ho is euitcondeumend when | chief fuir-traders are elther landiords. or the } (etter the Bishop of Natal, tated Sept, 4, | thosubject, sald it was unnecessary to ask ects ped NS Je NORTHERN CHEYENNES, Bs JOUN DILLON : ‘| he acknowledges that the governmont ling | agents of landlords, and unless a great lead. | concerning the recent Aventis in Zulutand: | bis consent, ns he ad lost all authority, Ing artlele, says ft mniy be that the Keypttin | Toreks, Kos. Out. Two hundred ad wh resents beng elted as approving the Land | Bo real support in Ireland, tho Trish ‘Honea | er springs from the popular ranks fis naita | He says: 1 havo heard frm good wuthor, DAD SANITATION, army willagain unireh to Catro and demand ) twenty Northern Cheyemm ludiaus felt shotr : pill, He will answer Gladstone. blames hin 108 spanking of the slugelehuiess tion wil euttar, Sir Btalfon! Nertheats has ity that botsrecn fay nu an mists to suy Pants, Oct. 1—The Weekly Medtent Ga- the abolition of Anglo-French control, Agency faa Fatt Men nt Saturday, and fro He q . i - i re y neceple * 2 " yOu! c! UM, WEI q - EUALT DE: i en by Capt. Tho! 3 y, Neb, ‘ PARNELL Bean tiesertod in Mo’ erisis “by tho govern: eee ag ther te no aan in tle party Who | by John Henge forces ' When’ wo opened | 2e¢ publishes ‘communtestions from the HECALD DRAASDED, ie Toeal hy: Canes, Phninheon i Sldnoy, Heb. j was today presented with an address in tho | ment, Jind the government. It says, shown warket-piace, in Wexford, The ‘Town-hall months gon stronger purpose to do what ‘i i _ | was right a powerful moral force would hayo pias ne late enough to contain the enthust- | heen generated In its benalf, trin CONSTANTINOPLE, Ott. 10.—It 1g sald th via the cuntaninant of thd Cithadlit, Forts le. ile thio supject altectively, Nino por | fire wpon them,’ sald a white wan who was members of the nmbulanecserviceln Algeria | pec and Hrltish Ambass sald the | oy, ; i ‘ cent of England's se aaa of eae pregent, sthey' ran away.’ ‘This does not | and ‘Tents, complaining bitterly of a want Freneh and British Ambassadors demand isa hae, au Haein terete ta Ye factured” koods and. GL of raw material, In- | look as If Jotun Dunn had only four guns of | of organization i the sanitary arrange- |e recall of the ‘Turkish inisslon to Egypt. | where thoy wilt bervaftur be located. | ‘Phusy ury chiding brendstufts, and how to levy duties | hls own and four captured under Sitimela.” | nents inthe army. Hammamet was évacu- fhe Indians who have Leen discitisted, and a THE TONES ANGRY. go as to protect the home manufacturer ind ON ‘CHANGE, nted beenuse of sickness. ‘The af NANCE. from whoin trouble bus veon anticipated, sacaread ihe setae cnet Pathey cone | op The English Tory press blame Ar. Glad: Fo emblem Tok te ie orat of British atts Storm signals ary: bale Nigtsted ti tne Inndlug, found themselves without blanietes WEDDIS(EDAY FINENS, “BRICKS WITHOUT STRAW, ” a stone for his impassloned Inuguage, white | ROr ean of heavier calibro than Lord | * With respect to America te New York | water, brena, wiue, or medicine. ‘The garri- Loxpoy, Oct, 10.—Speeial dispatches fron i way, condemned to’ two months’ Imprison- | the very men hv 86 eloquently condemns re- ment at hard labor for assaulting a ballim, matin at large. ‘fhe truy moral of the speech LOYALISTS ENCOURAGED. in wey, sialmns ‘son ite atte oH a if engue.”’ The Standard exh reniarka- Lonbox, Oct, 10,—A Dublin correspondent } je torgiversation In comments on att, Glad- says Gladstone's speech hes brought light | stone’s denuneclation of Parnell. Lt trusts by : This announcement is made over a brick: Randolph must bo found, Mr. Gindstone in } Exchanyo still makes remittance profitable, | son at Kef for theee whole month ‘ith. | Patls announce that the warriage of the clave angel i of the statlatiesof thefalr-traders, and proved | which it cannotsell, 1s unwilling to part with eh u 4 y -Stute E vi Y engine. thecretienlly nt tenst free-trady is Round; but | gold to unybody. “Hhedenand Teom America, | nees, aad the officers tind at Inst to buy all Unwor Beoretary uf Histeusn, will take plane : i i Areporter was attracted by the nppeartnee ut his trentinent of tho causes of the present de- | thedemand from France, and the demand they needed themselves. ‘Iyphold fever | the Sal Inet, the device, att watehed its operntlun for ¥ : : i . HOCHEFORT and hope to the loyal people, who felt that | that his language means the use of force, but | Pression was not very Iuminous, from anxious bankers, therefore, fall upon | and dysentery worked fearful havoe ainong | expects 9,000 some thine, ‘The machine was making full- the Government hud abandoned them. ‘The | {tdeclaresgthe Land act an utter faflure, Mit. GLADSTONE AT LEEDS. ihe ak oF UCC rie ae tho troops, ‘The sufferers tay baking the ee SE ee ipa Stitt sized brleks, and the questlon aruse among auidland countivs are still very Inwless. Boy- though andthor fortnight will elapse befors ) Mr. Gladstone's Locds specehos have not, i eon fl ptod per cont | under the tents In a temperature of 59 de- 6 rene fudged, Fovived tho droop | {SH stock exchange, varies Re, foltlaig a grees continradte, sail fearing the truth would ry r | tlon in Paris is v it, there may be a bad | be made known int France tha War Office S 7 i enough ooree Tay thot Lrelai tay Bee quarter of an hour in the elty, Money may absolutely refused to allew convalescents to es 5 RITISI ui NDIA, Taree on ee ‘ pte He steaion had been sncrificed over the | Be per cent before the end of the fortnight. | basent home, Meanwhile, the official dis- BEVIS CUS On a i ke . ait Whole session i alndstone, however, ins | rade ts good and the revenues flourishis | patches declared the health of the t Loxpox, Oct. 10.—A dlspatelt from Dar- | timepiece mud countell fue Just ous minute fang act. ation to offer the public otf this | Dut every ‘good stock in London has peur | » _ ne health of the trodps ex- | jeultng suys fever is epidemic at Umritstr, In | 1b was A long sulnute, for he liad to count ag nena. ons a staiglite Mr. public ont Ne | forced up to the extrome point at which in- | cellent. ‘Tho Minister of War himself wrote | the punjaub. ‘The mortality Is from 200 t6 | fasbas he could, and surprised all present by ‘ faut Uleased 418 Teds ‘audience, Dat ie will | Yestors will buy with mone, cheap, while in | that tho ambulance organization was perfeet, | gu dally. ‘The total deaths during the eleven | the ainouncement that the machine was ; only’ make ‘Sir, Parnell more popular than Fotis neople re baying 7 wares, espeelally aid Roustan positively stated a month ago days ital eek were Ee fer Aas Tus making 101 -bricks per minute. It didn't only KG ie followers In rcland and those | BANK Shares at arte as etn ag thos’ | that the whole Freneh mortality in ‘Tunls : mee % seem to be unking fitty, so regular and i the Land Court opens. ‘OPPOSITION TO THF NOERS. Tunisian affalr. sume getitlemen standing by. of frow many cotting {8 proceeding with unrelenting vigor, bricks it was making, Sume sald fifty per and incendlarism {6 frequent, Th horo 1g remarkable unantinity of opinion HOLD. WORDS FROM PARNELL, In favor of resisting the Boers’ demands. Parnell concluded iis speech av Wexford The Daily News, which is the single excep. on Saturday thus: “I trust the resultof the tion, ndyoeatesconcesaton, Its views are nut League movement will be that just as ‘Glad- shared by the Liberal political clubs. ‘Iho by his acts fn 1881 1 hig ald | Spectator ia absolutely belileose, ‘Lhe only atone by H has eaten all his old % point on which the Liberals favor a revision words and departed from all his former de- | of the convention relates to the debt. ‘Tho clared principles, 80 we shall sco that theso | other domands are too near Independanes to ing fortunes of the Government. itis clear if auything gives : q o | Chinirers tn the United States who keep the | Of the Alissisalppl stock, Thing, catnot lists ) since the beritining of the enmpalgn had not wore children, sé sinoothly did ft operate, “When we emer TR eerie er ra Pern OF eo eigcuss. thts nnd the | Heague pot boiling. The Prunters suecaics eayectally Wik pant about Emypt baNRUIE | Seveon wu or thee hundre. RSBLOSTON: BaP eden sati, tbient bck welts ‘ * tion of Irishmen to regain thelr lost Iegisla- Epyptinn question. fyery land Taw is dreland arin governed? tient moving 80,000 men In a serlous cam- | ‘Thu formation of a Ferry-Gambetta Cabinet | sreicrs Fe egrey ieee at llr au is manele Aa nln ‘A NEW PHASE IN FOYPTIAN AFFAIRS, i : : ned? | HENLE INA roiess to know no secrets, but | 1g cunsldered less Itkely sinee the above ex: |? OF 4a, ITALIAN VESSEL—Etonr | Ine over 100 af Len ner tt tivole 4 tive Independence,” ff ‘the Turkish ‘sal At present it 1s undoubtedly gavertied by the | the pigns of trouble increase? . esa Ukely since the above ex- PRISONS LOST. eyuivalent to 70 pounds of materials oper- ; 1 THE COTTON BPINNERS' ASSOCIATION PA pic Haw curio Legypuinn | ann Lengue, nn Mr. Gladstone niercly COMING. RACES, posures, Loxpos, Oct, 10.—An explosion of potra- | ated upon In ane animate, Chis machiue 13 ismioving to have speculation in the future } alfatrs. ‘hod hh the exact object fh not eo ee ation the a e: paca Next week's raelig will seo Amerien repre- ALL DRY’S SULCESS. foun: oeetirred on the 4th od board of the making these bricks out of Chicizo tone ubsolutely prohibited, and the brokers who | known, the iilsston fs obviously intended } the |. anarch in. tho conttry the | sented In tho princlpal events, For the Tunis, Oct. 10—All Bey, supported by | Itallan brigantine Armonia, from Bureelona ; the fl y bert i " é ‘ taras the repotter cin judge, are better, Msources of. clvilization shail be called | Cesarewiteh Foxhall, Who was the favorit a | French troops (who, however, did not par- | for Marseliles. The vessel sank. Elght per | sinoother, and nearer sdunts” pricks that exon ” a few days ago, now shires that position with nf vere drow! iy % iene. Hee atid pas fite aeeie yer tho eK rd Losebury's favorit jockey. Mu. | Won atter four hours’ fehting, Tho Arabs ANCIENT TROY. ee ent mele atyltelty ad ease Leagnes should bu putdown, ‘Then he de. Donald rides Woxhall. hy Btrd of Freedom, | fled. It 1s expected All Bey will now go to DR, SCILIEMANN. and smouthness uf operation, m ; cinred Jn introducing the Land bill that tf | 8 compunion paper to the Sporting Tunes, | Wadzorgha to protect tho railway while be- CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 10.—Dr. Sehile- ————— Feo mtwonld pies Te the Irish people | atitiounces that next Wednesday it wiitprind | ing repaired, and punish tho tribes for tle | mann, the eminent archwologlst, has arrived, head Bud! Gartiel ? its ‘trait i suAtIU, u arrived, | Tho Flathead fidians and Garilelu. Would aegeph |b asm message OF Nance a oes a its vonitdence a3 to Uae Aung recunt outrages, The German Embassy has asked for a firmun tte (Montana) Letter to Phitadelehta Preas, held atoof Si yndles - | to strengthen the stizeratnty of the Sultan, strong desire that a rule bo established which ae sich ‘Mare is NOW. {Sant will prevent gambling. ‘The Sectotiry of the | of united inetion than of atty separate attempt Salas Cotton-Splnners’ Association has ie the Dat Of rugtand Any predate written the United Stntes Consul nt Man- } {ayee. hin awit seo cliester, declhting that thousands of tons of vin’g good innnazement of Egypt Inns given sas the Cubinet, aftare la nn opportunity to de ‘ are paid for ag cotton m consequence of | yelop the plans which have been negatinted ) " is fraudulent packing. ‘The letter suggests that | in Parisduring the past Yow days. It must | Snelish people were entirely ed by tim nnd Atmuriean horses are cluscly bressed by Re- | IN DEFENENCE 50 UR ENS REPRESENTA: | authorizing 0 continuanee of his excavations yang, famed alan iva. in eg ueauttal ne the names of the planter and packer be placed not bo understood that there is any diminu- | willingly consonted to forego important | Ureat and Fiddler, but the money is wots gu . at Hissarlik, the site of nucleht Troy. Montara, and there for thuny years bave oocu~ “ inside each each bale of cotton tion in the strength of the party who tlestro | mensures of domestic reform in order to Mistake, For tho Middly Park Piate. on | of the French Min{ste:, the Bey has con- ——— plea tholr fertile, fruit-producing prairies in 3 to Iny hands on Egypt— o party hended by | jeave him free to perfect his panaced for Wednesday Gerald will sttlp in differentcon- | sented to o partlal occupation ot Tunis, i. ‘2 spite of the machinations of prospecturs ond & Gon. Wy i porfevt, his panncea for | W ay Gok ie dda Will Lak ITALY. ; Thilun agents. A your or ewe ago Get), Gariiclt % : EDs leading Rad{enls, somo of whom are in the | NP woes and Irlah grlovances. ‘Now, how- | ition to that of last week. Ble w take a ae ements, | AUF oar nig tlie a Pes 3s muterstood tie open market today | Government. ever, they find that 40 far from becoming gout wart An the race but tt ia. hardly OX- GERMANY. dou: bet inet aH iiatteat. wns. itt ar at Ba ee ae er eet jeares gold supplies for shipment to UNABATED INTEREST IN AMERIOA. tranquil, Lreland fs still the scene of disorder pected that he can se ich ALATA ami OME, 10,—A terrible inundation has nuttte: a th ad Aumerica, The comments here on the New York Re- | aud outrage, and that tho ory of “Iretand for | Hen, Foxhull ts engaged in tishelecybtsker CULTURKAMPE, duvastated the communes of Setthmo and ped eee ate tne time aut tls e £140,000 1x Gon, publican Convention show satisfaction that Hie irish” id BuIL ie sulewrurs in at jaaat Se ay eS T eoealy Auatinia to 5 eee {DEINE Syiiliats, In fe Sah Pietro, Fifty-four houses wate de- Halt aeomod to bac of] ystallizol, Connresstiian, et vilnelpally from France, were purchased Coy toa toatl Wave aaee area ey iis ts 80 se aeusteie Pre Gnormous erowds to Bee Lie ried between | Hahn's aiatory aaa Giltineg cn | Bboved anil four lives lost. ‘The lossea of | chttving rhe Hitter uot Mouurains, whlel shut bi Seerans IH abate market for shipment to | a 'atinulus to the publie Interestin Americnn | by donotinelng Mtr. Parnell us a eownrd ntl Hroanule “fut ane ore for the Chavon | vrites as followat 'Ehis collection of ucts culty and Eeain te Snes: Fone a rene Ltdint fazihee on tne abe nited Btates, H i voorel " Kes, s ‘ 8 Arentest = anion the d ay E rey LORILLARD'S CHEROKER AND NUREID Pelee tt en ena aLdenL, Carnet plate mind Mi aeourees, ee relvttanttons th races of thy year, only, equates by Epsom, | ments will prove to every Impartial mind RUBSIA,. EE ee ae Pine retuewed trove we hayes been scratched for the Champion | furm, capeelally as regarts elvit-service re- | has created surprise and isnppuint- | Where Bend Or de outed Robert te Devil. | tat my Governmonut is convinced that STATE WAXKA. Pichia tas og takes roports. tha. wiulo teh Btakes at Newmarket, and bly Seneca | form, we ie te ae clear that ite Mr, | in, addition tu | the, two cracks. wu | Church and Stute can only serve thelr high | Se, Perenentne, Oot. 10,—Lt fs stated that | trio in mousing, Gurield’y heart were oe to bat gas Aa ea FINANCIAL DISTUHMANCE Tul. oho: Hands coercion, and concussion | woly Beubell, Muriel Bal Cal, FlUUler, | wing by peaceful work; and that it. has al vale vl take thom bn the diy of tholr gruat trouble, when tho ty PB trachel tor tho Nevnlarkct Derby, He] rye gaye’ ae te suo cane | AUER uel | ram iy Aatnet aey"Ey dh wah to lots | Mow Sintaninutn nn | AR et IR Re FOx- i rani! yor resi! ve Vint ew State-bank notes, reditary ders . a in yeakit f 3 ns 4 = re , , vale Far ener ¥XPHESS," Horog thd rive tp the bank rato to 6 pep cont, boon grancly weakened in pybile cothunclon cay tay orale Cambridgeshire Trial Liat | fettiment to tho Paar tho State.” AVGUANIBTAN, tht, the kindiiest rupréapaeative OF thelr Groat the in Its review of tho British arain trade of tho | ‘This hag not checked the trouble, Every: | TYperal Aditnistration uses tt rf cap ne Ronpton Park on Friday Mr, Kyenc's bees THE AMERY Father ver seen amigog tho red mon. Lt ts note tee past week, saya! A vory amull portion of the | tll points to a lighed rate for meney A aera AUPpOTE Ie, ROOR. LOLLETS ete AN | Sthitnole, tlddon by Woston, fad w good | Dents, Oct, 1.—Nogotiatlans for a cou- | ° Loxpos, Oct. 1—The Amevr fs raising ually true that the, Flutheade Xoor oe te the cal: Seuteh crops fa stiti ungathored. ‘The yield SO ta een a pte tgelal eeeedtone’a explaniition of the foruign | tnw all to iingolf. | Aflar holding a good cluston of tho Cultutkampt seem to be In 0 | three Candalinr regiment by foretblo enlist: | prospeuto alrowdy, tnantioned as he 1ofe the val- in Scotlind ts reported unsatisfactory, aud | Amories and mad, speculation In ark soley of tho Governments partentdriy In | postion until a quarter of 8 mile from home | very fair way, Signs are not wanting that | qwent, and sending.theni to Cabul. ey lust, Feiddy: Flathead qo now. | Groat Be the quality varled, ‘I'he harvest hu now ioe a AND, UAUUE aTillPr ye HRY ty Pragalso Unentisfactory, i the Baers im oot Oe ravi dno cluy whet Von Behloczer returns from Washine- 7 eaters aut mora noite tor soi ae ales and ceased to intiuenea trade ‘Pho supply Ih | Tn eousequcnco of tha netfon of tho local | Fopent {i Susie eu romlor earimat | upped, pyar 1h Fills Hear and Jamped | tol te will fini the Held In Romo pretty ripe VENEZUELA. population of Montana with ono accord envy thd ueties aud alos and if | f8 easire London fs lberal, and tho offerings increuse. | Land League, Capt. Jartop, mdator of the | war ly neceasary It will he ag ous to | we wilnfured, Not 50, poor Weastun, who | for final operations. REVOLUTIONS. Fhitheads thoir besutitul valloy, and tried thelr ore The firmness of fing sumples is duo to n| Kilkenny ounds, bins disclitted his serv- | the Government as to the Dutemnon, lind only just recovered from a glintlar acel- THY BUNDESHATIL HAVANA, Oct. 10,—At Carucas and Curn- beat beac e: CRT ad er eter a pressing dewinnd for seed whoat, Millers | MNS and come to lenglalu Re a err wtp, WEALSESS OF TINE TORIES, wene 8 shart Une i ro, hu having buen dovere: | Usenix, Oel. 10.— The Tudgsrath ts cou- | cae revolutions ‘aro rivowing against Presi- | Yorritury.” cane en so absolutely, rojuct Iufortor, ‘Tho foreign trado | SUtalls loss to Oe ay been provented aan wth, Abornls are unt tholr dofeat wil Hoe ese ar tho drat oF the uliamne | VOkeU for the 20th inat. 5 dent Banco, of Venezuela. aviaaund Eneonitne i isweaker, Red wheats deviined a slillling | from hunttug, Interns to close np. ily estabe | D8 dua to Abt. Giaiston and ndt to thelr op- | ion ‘Clydesdale stallion Dratd, bought by THE TOHACCO-MONOPOLY MILT. Tratuen the Minctc | A law of tho Michigan State Normal School ouents, ‘Thy Conservatives inake a sore, hawt vorl ye : of 3 h Panett oe Mn the Held, Nathine cnuld be tol! Holloway, of Ilinols, was ‘recelved by | will be introduced In the Reichstag before | A Kansas Merchan ‘ puder ‘ vith vr Plag Agalust Com Sear than tie mnatier provided for jis aus | QeRUBlE HOTA breeders in’ Beotlind with re- | ailjournment, and be considered {u the aprlag Ste Lila (lubes Dieniorriats. dlencos by Bir Stuttord Northeate, A great erat, pile wis Cee ever ituporiea end ob Yesterday's inall uta ioutiayg wiislegaly house atthe close, The spot suvply, about half of | lishinents, Lord Rusge’s tennnts sem to bo whieh ls Ainericati, fyng edit to tho demand, | lurevelt,, Not ons of the sive hindred or which was hualthy, although tiwetive, buy. | ore on Ma ro er ol iarnrhtaes wilh 0 forbids the lndging of pale and female studen erctal Travelers. | [otto bufiding. ‘three couples gut, i rled lately, and gent the faculty a petition ity pay rent A nulnber ol “1 type of a dritugh 5 4 sitt inake wu exception in thelr cases, The faculty pers us Walting for adeciine, - ‘Che igh rates in Ho ‘Rosas hag on his hands were burn tone, Canoe ag webtetetved ott Tela Ait fie hut won all tho honors he could earn ut a | rainy aie yayer RTURN® gn Washington, vaventc, tuck FUCLy HrOughe auld bo, dist ew York affect but Uttio the London | yesterday. Hs Mbit evan aces hn British show-yard, Owing to heavy ship. wend of thé financial year are favor: | OL Oswego, Kas ‘Thu Lotter bure tho ap- —_— 5 tbe br Liverpool trade, buyers’ attention being ‘HE QUESTION OF LAND NEFONSK sidus, and of his Fisieiai Thothe Com. | Wents of Cly usdntes to Aimoriea, hurses to ble, Fort tho frst time in many years there | ponranve o “Belng a vopy of a foryy with whlch BUSINESS NOT.Cé: act. now attracted toSouthern Russia, Flour ls | Loxpos; Oct, &—While the falr-trado | mons there {i Hardly ene. with mediocre | We, valle at avur seo years been ex- | ts no deflolt, the Oaweyy munt was favoriod all houdes Whos —— in fale supply, and In licalthy demand | mavonient tine not in any way Tosh Its holt TE ee eeu Gkarettll yrenehes | worked wien, the pst te ae eater, representatives bad visited bln, 18 rena tals Bruns, Print TALES throughout the cduntty, ‘Tho bestgmakes | Wvor the masses, the Iand-refurm question Is {un feebly way a return to tha, fossle | gig poms of he adie dealéra are buylng + EGYPT. Vaeetiewent Wxithall dugrespuctto yds nod poate cute ee Mand covered ty PT bg % idly coming to the front both in England jzed ‘Torylsm thas existed before the Reform ying ‘ y have decided to nq thersof are alvo firmly held. Mostbt the | TAbdly euming (0 the Terre era “who have | aot of 1883, and doce (rreparable Ira to the | jr all tho prize volts remaluing, Druld was CAING AND BTAMUOUL, your house, wo bave dvclded ty run uur Yu | tama, A single bos of DIL, WILLIAMS: INDIAN sof salable’ brands of Amertean are practically | thrushed their wheat (ind that the yield'is | Opposttion cause by Atiackige those modern | ‘sured In Glasgow. Cato, Get. k—Last night the English and | EES Aa vote baal Gur tho hus boul bale LO a ai rettT surat sarge vtule out of tho inniket, Darloy, tintting, {3 in | oven smaller han they ntielpated, and the | forces which have grown out of the enfran- YACHTING, Freneli Couauls fotuiatly roguested the Sil- | consumed by tulkiog to drummurs; our bust | relterin tive miuitoualtor welds SLE wifos good demand and dir, Grind fs con- | gloom tn the nyfioultural d{atriets. Is alinost enfeunent of tho people, ‘Tho Marquis of | The news of the sticcessuf the yacht Sodge | tuy's deteyntes to leave Faypt. ‘Tho dele | ness, of course, bie bown negivetod, wre | Ape Osis ubsorba the tumnars, soothes tobe staintl ee aac ata 7 | Mnparattvled, iy Make matters worse, a} | Sullebwry ta to spenk woxt waok, and may | Vhs recelved In England, atid more: particu- | fig replied: “As to ihe mattora which have been tradd miserable by tb evoriabtiby | pain, dilaya thd intense itching, espocialiy after ature aitly th Dityers’ favor, ‘Pho great Bulle OF | A vetraiian ‘teumalilp company’ hing Just eee a tittle mere splri¢ inte tho discussion | Iarly Iu Scatiuid, with much sppreelation, ‘ the Kheut How of fab Crom the travullng mar, gotting warm In bed, going age poultice, It ie ie ahi orb ft oni! fo¥ grindlug, For vt of attire. dbs su 18, . hough a fiel buat, wh considera ' 1H prepared fu vA of tho t the British otop ts only Ht fo¥ grinding, .2o1 Eat tiie it is posaible to siilp bevt ‘and | of a i ig oh fault was not: duliness, at ld fitet buat, she fs const ul to be | Were referred to tho Sitttan by the Kheilive From thie datuou, unth we notify you. plougo T tur Bites,’ It lg t i a pari ory ireeor faur minutes slower on the eourse | we shall inatitute « rigid Investigution nud | Mformt your Kanes han not ta call ou ue. Wo | Hoshi else. Sold vy drugalits, or wnuiled atid Hat her younger alster, fatit. by .tha | Inelst upon a full malntenance uf tha Sule | Bre "efaey eine AEE te oe oe Fe ok ee SY EASON & CO., Chicago, sd He bare Ceci wo uscd ta-| suine builder aid iamed the Verve. ‘Ihe | thn's authiotity,’ Its believed here tit the course your goods are dil of rat quallly, and yot UK BTEV ENSONE (On but the welght uf responsibilty svoms to be alfocting hin, wid ho Is no longer the cynical and stashing good fotelan there was a full inquiry at full | mutton trom the antipodes aud Tani them mn met value, Matzo is in moderate supply, Mixed | mood condition fu our markers, aud & number Aiwerlcain is scarce; values are three peuce | of lnrge veasuly are now bobug fitted up it vif the magazines and on the floor of | sucess of the Mndge ts likely to reatlt iy ae | 7 it Ups th Lotter ahupo for to retell Trudo thus any: easlet than Friday’ ‘The large quantity of | SoFettUerator plan ecially for thls tra toy th 4 Other #ritish chiallen Fee eae ang | Sultan's commission ta one reaul of the | Up tu beter shupd for to relull Ors Cit dvo | When acauipaluts agatust disease te wclhuding barley tn Great ritatn. tous to ah taf et ee tiered ip Hlouse dé Cetmnous four ears, ae ret 4 guupes Tusk gout to thie, tune CN. eer travel: | waged with Tarrwnt'e Saltzer Aporient, the ears at ihe thu ts close at hand When # new dj- | conditions as to compel DK ponte having the | Dantzic Kalserbunil, Fuad personifies the vision willbe made In English partlosy he | sume cubiy capacity. are Itkoly 4 . Y q + ikea Highs Ne spect lower maize values, Outs aro unchanged. | and Unnada begun pour thelr surpius to lnterfere | Idea of the Fedtiction of Egypt to a‘Turklah | tig men, Dut expect ly qo dttect to thd mutrkes, | wy tkea ign; Et ts tho incomparavle specilia to. ant, of Samples are so bad that. values wheat and cattle Into Liverpool and Lon i] 4 + | for eonsumptiog, billousness, and dyspepsia. on, iigs going over to the ‘Torles, and the | with victory, inasinich as Guttors above | vitayaty Rutl is of German descent, and | 884 buy trow the Stocks. ‘Then wo got no eub- Hud, illousness, and wwe of J "chu scareety bo ¥ vie te? | Mathew thet Australia the continent var ex: | combination, winking, a sland Hani ie Hee year ene eeterSteoen | LUOvets Tate eae eites ‘Tio delegates | Sttntesatedeatvore wittone qatiag of bile | Magalteterrs Cough Mttxture te farts: Wednesday's pedesiell/ Fortes ae aowhye cellghes of pullock pastures and sheep. | powers ot Hadiealtsny E atone hot be aire breezes, Owing to le BreKt Arey Uf CALYES | Pete cent wlgnod by tho Khedive biid | aoa, and ue ape WUll be atu ae ufrotiey remellog InGBidige fortis : ‘i y tf nis clit ol. place wes son, | earned, i 2 Be uc! wal to our ave: iter beusatt. pisintalned Friday, ‘The of voast supply Is Walks, hag tacet ety Paes a ral Khe trial Vand tet inno ue Dakout atari | A GuoSsT IN A MINB, Riaz charging Halim Paste with Inciting the doterniued ont getting up tn vena, aoe om | Juou P, fce, corner Malsted aud Hurrison Beatricted, Ofseven arrivals, five.of which | ical measure of lund reform, “Tho ‘Abers | out of the Ministry, aud a alumilar weusury J ‘Tho sensatlon of the wook huy Deon a ghost | February rovolt, ‘Tho delegates claus to be | tula tue ou, Wo mean what We guy, oud will atrouta, add all drugulsts.