The Newark Advocate from Newark, Ohio • Page 1

Devoted to the Dissemination of the Principles of the Democratic Party and the Promotion of the Interests of Newark City and Licking County. Folme II, NEWARK, OHIO. TUESDAY OCTOBER 31, 1882. NnHer 92, BUSINESS HOUSES. The following are among the leading Business and-Manufacturing of Newark.

Customers urill find these Houses-reliable and occupying a commanding position in their respective lines. A UCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE, and general Loan office. D. COLE, Eddy Block, South of P. O.

OCR-BINDING--LICKING COUNTY Book-bindery. Blank Book Manufact. A. H. WII.IAMS, West Alain street." OOTS AND SHOES, HATS.

CAPS AND Gloves. FIFE Park House Block. OOTS; SHOES, Leather, c. HATS, CAPS, FURS, O. G.

KING, Palisade Row. OOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, etc. M. JONES, South Side Square. ILLARD PARLOR--CIGARS, BEER AND Liquors.

JOHN KOOS, North Side Park. EEF, VEAL, SAUSAGES, AND PORK IN season. At Market prices. GEO; HANDEJj, 312 South Fifth Ft. OAL--THE BEST ANTHRACITE AND Coshocton Coals.

E. J. MAURA-MI, Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets. HINA HALL--CROCKERY, WALL PA- per, etc. KEENE 424 West Main Street.

ONFECTIONERY, IQE SODA- water, Lemonade, c. C. J. BINK; 448 West Main str. RY GOODS AND GROCERIES, VEGE- Goods c.

JLlSETf, 202 East Main Street. RY GOODS--LARGEST ASSORTMENT to be found in the city. JAS. CKEGAST South Side Square. RUGS, MEDICINES, AS- sortnient of Fancy Goods.

M1LLEK FULLER. Corner 3d and West Main. ENTIST--OPER-vTING ROOM NEAR American House. F. 0.

JACOBS, West Side Park. EWELEY--SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES Kockford watches a specialty. H. S. SPUAGUE.

No. 5. Palisade Row. IVERY, SALES AND FEED STABLE-Also, agent for Columbus Buggy Co. T.

H. KEH.EB, Stable East Side Square. DAILY ADTOCATE. TELEGRAPHIC IGHT-RTJXNINQ DOMESTIC--KEEDLES, Oil and Farts constantly on hand, 3. W.

COLE, Agent. North side Square. Associated Press Dispatches Up to 4 1 P. VS. ICEWG COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY Best Companies represented.

H. D. MURPHY, South-east corner Square. IVERY, FEED SALE STABLE. New Rigs.

SCOTT TWINING, Church street, bet. 2d 3d. IQUORS, TOBACCOS. CIGARS GROCE- ries, best brands hand made sour mash. T.

O'HABB, 122 South 5th street. REPORTED EXPRESSLY- FOR THE ADTOCATE. Weather Indications. WASHINGTON, Oct. and Ohio Valley and Lower Lake Eegions--Light rains; partly cloudy and slightly cooler weather; southerly to westerly Avinds, followed by slight rise in barometer.

UMBER, SHINGLES, PLASTER, ath, Lime, Cement, c. J. a BTtATTlVRY, Fourth Street. EX-GOT. HENDEICKS.

USICAL MERCHANDISE OF ALL kinds, Pianos, Organs. c. ALBERT POKTEK, 334 North Side of Park. ERCHANT TAILORING--NEW AND Nobby Goods. J.

F. KAMMEKEK, West Side Square. ERCHANT Clothing--Largest stock, lowestprices. KHODKS SMUCKEKS, No. 1, Lansing House Block.

More ILLINEKY, NOTIONS-BLACK AND White Dress Goods. I CKANE 1 West side square, i His Condition Becoming Alarming. CHICAGO, Oct. 31. The condition of Ex-Governor Hendricks has not improved since morning and excites increased alarm.

Grave fears are entertained that pisema, or blood-poisoning has set in. Every effort will be made to prevent its spread to the entire system. His father and brother died of the same disease. A consul- being brought before you for the purpose of vindicating himself. We have no official knowledge as to who signed it.

The court will direct the clerk to file the paper in open court and that a rule issue to the person name to hnvf been written to the paper, to show cause why should not be punished for contempt. Wben shall the rule be returnable, asked the clerk. To-morrow morning, at ten o'clock, shargly answered the Judge. The Jury then retired and the reg- ular'business of the court was resumed bnt the introduction of tne letter and the action of the court created quite'a sensation. Fire in Cliicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. morning a fire destroyed the building and stock of the Western Kefrigerating 227 land 229 Michigan street; loss, insured. NEWS DIGEST- ERCHANT TAILORS AND DEALERS IN Fine Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings. J. P.

BANE SON. No. 131), Third street. EAT KINDS OF choice Meats at my shop. JACOB HOLLER.

West End, oppositeBuehler's Ti AND FANCY GOODS. LAT- est styles constantly received. THtJKLOW DENNISON, North Side Square. Mrs. Scoville Turns Up at ton- don, Ont.

LONDON, OXT. Oct. London Ont. special says Mrs. Scoville ar- of surgeons decided that an rived here last llig an( is at tuc mediate amputation was not necessa- Trecumeah House with- her daughter ry; unless the diseased parts slough Bertha.

She denies her insanity and off the knife must be used. One attending physician says there is not one chance in a hundred of his recovery. The patient's mind is clear OTIONS--TEAS, CIGARS TOBACCO. Strictly Wholesale. C.

M. DEAN, and he is aware of the nature of his awful affliction. i has employed an attorney to protect her interests in a new trial which she 1 hopes to obtain. She says she came here by the advice of friends. FOREMAST 437, West Main street.

RUGS, TOILET GOODS AND FINE Cigars. F. TV. SEYMOUR, 3 doors south of American House EY GOODS, CAttFETS AND A FULL line of Notions. H.

M. -WALLACE, Bee Hive Store, South Side. RY GOODS AND buy and sell for Cash on delivery. Q. BAKER, West Side Square, RY STOCK, GOOD correct styles and lo-w pr ces, at P.

W. TIPTON West Side Square. RTIGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERIES and fine Cigars. S. O.

3ENTLEY, 414 West Main street. ENTIST--ROOMS OVER THE 99 CENT STORE. Dr. SMAIXEY, West Main street. BEST 1ST THE LAND, kept by E.

NICHOLS, No. 3, Palisade Row. EALER IN GROCERIES, WOOL, SHEEP Pelts, c. LOTJIS KKEYE, 839, Mt. Vernon street.

OOL AND BILLARD'PARLOR, CIGABS, Beer and fine Liquors. BINDEK BIEBEK, 119 121, Fourth street. SASH, Brackets, Frames, c. GAKBEK VANCE, on Canal, bet, 5th 6tH st kHOTOGRAPHS ACKNOWLEDGED BY all to stand without a rival in the SBEITH'S STUDIO, 135, North Third street. BY all to excel all others in the city.

PATJSCH'S, West Main opposite Advocate. BACKERS and Butchers, cash paid forTal- low, Hides, Pelts. Grease, Bones, C. METZBROS-, 410413 West Main Newark, O. Reiterates His Charge of Bribery OREIGN DOMESTIC FRUITS, CONFEC- tionery.

Fish, Poultry. c. W. P. STUOCEL, 432 West Main street.

1 RANK LIN'S FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY represents the oldest largest Companies. GEO. F. EBANKLISr, Han. Office North side Square.

RUIT AND OYSTER HOUSK-CONFEC- tioneries JOHN HITTER, 429 West Main street. IANOS AND ORGANS, AND ALL KINDS of Musical Instruments. W. H. MANUEL, North-east cor.

Public Newark, 0. AGAINST THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. And Demands an Investigation. Three Men Killul on the 01 C. i CHARLESTOWN, W.

VA, Oct. Yesterday a construction train on the Ohio Central railroad, ran into a flat car at Lock, killing William CODC- laud, James Smith and Henry Snyder, and seriously injuring William Brown. An Inhuman Mother. CHARLOTTVILLE, Oct. colored woman at Ivy Depot, in Al- bemar county, attempted last night to drown her two-year old boy.

She was caught in the act. A cloth was tied over the boy's face and a rope The EAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE Agency. O. TV. STADDEN, Patton's Corner.

ESTAURANT FOR LADIES AND GENTS. Good Wines, Liquors and Cigars. FRED KOEHTLEfi, 2d Street, below Canal. ESTAURANT--OYSTERS AND GAME in season. Ladies' Parlor in connection.

JOSEFH KTISTEB, North Side Parfc. ED HOT BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, Cakes and Candy. Goods delivered free. TFM. I.

COKKINS, No. 411 East Main Street. TAR BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, ASD Groceries of all kinds. 'JC. DOT1E, Canal street, between 5th and 6th LATE AND TIN ROOFING--ALL WORK warranted.

C. C. 3HOOEE, 421 West Main Street. Grand Jury Called To Act. around his throat and she was hauling him up down the stream.

It is thought that the "Upon boy will not recover. The mother was placed in jail. Cbicajjo Epidemics. CHICAGO. Oct.

fever and diphtheria of a malignant form have appeared in the poorer and more thickly settled portion of the city. ma mi Alex. Stephens' Successor. AUGUSTA, Oct. Reese was nominated to till Governor Stephens' unexpired term in Congress.

There is no opposition, the i Independent candidate having withdrawn. URN1TURE OF ALL KINDS, AND UN. GEOKE MABKLEY South Side Square. URNITURE DEALERS AND' UNDER- takers. SCOTT BROTHEK, 3d street, near the Canal.

ROCERIES--FANCY AND Best Liquors always on hand. MIKE KEtLEY 135 and 137, 2d Street. ROCERTES--FRESH AND Liquors, tc. JOHN JKCKENKA, South Set ond Street. HE SINGER M'F'G SEWING MACHINES are the best.

Oil and Needles, cheap. J. B. MAIN, No. 3, Lansing House.

HOLESALE NOTIONS, TOILET AR- ttcles. Cigars. Hosiery, JAS. HAE.VJB1* SON, No. 134, Third street.

HOLESALE AGENTS FOR LEVER- ing Dilworth's Coffee. Third street A Mother Commits Suicide. SHELBYVILLE, Oct. Reed, wife of George Rcccl, ann daughter of County Treasurer Amsden, committed suicide this evening I by herself through the head. I She left a babe two months old, and three other children.

It is thought returning insanity was the cause. OU OUSE LOAR'S ORCHESTRA-- GOOD Music furnished for Balls, Parties, c. Apply to YOUSE, At T. Sites' Grocery, South Side Sq. Fatally Shot by a Negro.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Alton, a and sworn as a small village in Anderson county, Saturday night, Jim Eoss, colored, and Jerry Horn, white, quarreled over a game of cards, and Ross shot Horn in the forehead, inflicting a fatal wound. Eoss fled, it is supposed, to Indiana. HOME ROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, CIGARS and Tobacco. free.

ceries Pro-visions. J. i 309 South 5th St. ROCERIES-STAPLE FANCY-- CAN- ned Goods a specialty. Goods delivered M.

t. tANNEK, 145 North 3d Street. ENERAL GROCERIES AND PROVIS- ions. Everything new. BROWN BLACK, 333 South Side Park.

1 ROCERIES AND LIQUORS--BEST IN the city. SYMONS AND SON, 421 Opera House Block. ROCSRIES-CHOICE KAMILY GKO- cenes. Delivered to all parts of city. S.

West Main Street y-Nj ROCERIES, VEGETABLES, FRUITS, I Nuts, c. 1 J. L. MILLER, North Side Park. ROCERIES'AND PROVISIONS--LARGE Stock and low prices.

S. A. PARK, 313 South Side Park. ARDWARE, TOOLS. BUILDING MA- teriala, Paints wholesale and retail.

JOHKf H. McCUNE, No. 107, 3d street. ARt-WARE, PAINTS, OILS, SASH, Doors, Glass, c. D.

L. JONES 3 doors North Franklin's Bank. OBBER IN FRUIT, VEGETABLES, SWEET Potatoes, oysters in season. T. DAVIS, 417 West Main Street.

EWELRY, GOLD SILVER WATCHES, Clocks, c. H. C. BOSTWICK, North Side Square. Corrected daily by Browne Butter, per ib-- 1 Eggs, per dozen Family Flour, per bbl-Superfine Salt, Corn Meal, per bn Potatoes White Beans 2.50 Lard, per Ib Tallow Bacon Dried BeefTM--, Shoulders Ham, sugar Sugar, brown Sugar.coffee Sucar.hard Rio Coffee Java 2 2 6.0 7.50 1-30 1.20 75 3.00 .15 .18 13 .18 .11 Tea, black.

Eng. bi green, backers. reak Cra Rice, Cheese, N. O. Molasses per Syrups, Breakfast syrup Coal Oil ElainOil 40, 1.00 .80 8.4f .15 20 25 Swiss Cheese per Ib Limberg Cheese Nenchattel Cheese, per Cake.

Rock Salt per cwt Ash ton Salt, per 56 B) sack Water I ime per bl Mess Port per tt 15 10 1.25 .85 1.4ft .15 Newark and Seed fcurket. Corrected daily by Brown Bro. Wheat (New) i .90 Corn, .65 Oats 35to.40 Rye .70 Clover seed 4.00 Timothy l.su Hay. per too 7.00Q8.QU WASHINGTON, D. Oct.

Grand Jury came into the criminal court this morning with a number of indictments, presentments, and dismissals, and after going through the form of prosecuting them placed the following communication in the hands of Justice Wylie WASHINGTON, Oct. 28,1882. E. S. HUTCHINSON, Foreman of Grand Jury.

was drawn as a juror upon the regular panel in the March term of the Criminal Court and at the sacrifice of my business interests and personal health, I reluctantly accepted the service and faithfully performed the unpleasant duty asigned to me until the end of the term. In June the -Star Eonte cases came on for trial, and, notwithstanding my earnest protest, I was accepted Juror to try the case upon the law and the evidence. During the progress of the trial I was approached by an agent of the Department of Justice named Henry A. Bowen, who represented to me that he was authorized to see me in reference to the case. He made a dishonest proposition, offering to pay me $25,000 to influence my verdict.

The following day, August 24, he forwarded his card 1o my address, making an appointment. I immediately reported the transaction to Judge'Wylie and informed him of what had transpired. The crime is i of that character which affects the Serious Charge Against an rights and liberties of all citizens and is of such importance that I respectfully but earnestly request th-jt your honorable body should investigate the charge and that I may be summoned before you to present the facts, sup- porttd by corroborating prooffs. I aai, sir, very respectfully yours, WILLIAM DICKSON. His honor read the paper through twice and turning to the foreman said sharplj Did you say that the Grand Jury received this paper? "Yes sir," he answered.

Do you know by whom it was written? i Nothing more than that it was received. It is a highly improper communication, said the Judge, and you should take no notice of it. It is a paper coming from a party who insists on Tarred and Feathered. GRAND FOKKS, Oct. man Elliott, who was tarred and feathered Friday night, and who has been missing since, was found to-day on the Minnesota side of the river, in a precarious condition.

There is some excitement here over the case, and some of the participants are threatened. Ohio Central Employe. HARTFORD, Oct. a auction boas on the Ohio Central, was arrested to-day on a charge of misplacing switches and obstructing the tracks of that road, on September 7th, and later. During the fair here switches were tampered with, and a few weeks ago an empty car was run up to the main track on a siding.

Attempt to Rob a Train. Miss Helen Nourse. the most beautiful young lady in Boston, was buried Monday from Trinity church. An Italian council of war will try Lieutenant Paolucci for deserting from the navy to join Arabi Pasha. The typhoon at Manilla rendered sixty thousand families homeless, but the loss of life was relatively small.

A storm of sleet raged for twelve hours in London Tuesday, doing considerable damage. Arabi Pasha has requested that De Lesseps be summoned as a witness on Ms trial. A fire in the stock-yards at Lexington, Kentucky, destroyed twenty mules and twent.v-five short-horn cattle. ITU)-, or tne -tattle KOCK ana Fort Smith died at Little Rock Sunday morning. The victorious duke of Connaught i has embarked at Alexandria for Engi land.

I Miss Emily Gavin, of Chicago, a tall ented elocutionist, died Wednesday in Algiers, of lung disease. A grand jury in New York indicted three police "pilicers for intimidating voters and aiding in frauds. Four of the victims of the Hoosac tunnel disaster have died and two oth- ers can riot long survive. The governor of Texas has received a I telegram from New York offering sev- i enty cents per acre for one million acres of state lands. I Major A.

G. Constable, formerly of the British army, who organized many Ohio regiments "at the outbreak of the war, died Thursday in Brooklyn. Hiram Tucker, an inventor of some note, residing in Boston, committed suicide by inhaling gas through a rubber tube. The final game between the Chicago and Providence clubs was played at Port Wayne Tuesday, Chicago winning by a score of nineteen to seven. Mrs.

Sarah Pope residing near Shel- i byville, Indiana, was instantly killed by a kick in the neck from a cow she was engaged in milking. Frank Whitton, of Ciyman, while hunting, on which occasion he 1 had handled a gun for the first time, 1 was killed by its accidental discharge. A Paris journal states that Count de Lesseps has completed a scheme to shorten the time through the Suez cal nal by three days. i General Crook is said to have checked an Indian outbreak at San Carlos by putting a stop to frauds which were I being practiced on the reservation. The Russian police captured seventy-five revolutionists at Odessa, among them a student who had a press, and many nihilist manifestoes.

Frank A- Croll, assistant postmaster at Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, was caught rifling registered letters and held in bail. The new Japanese minister at Washington made the voyage from Yokohama in twenty-two days and nineteen hours, the best time on record. Senator Sawyer, of Wisconsin, is confined to his house at Oshkosh by injuries received ten days ago from the upsetting of his carriage in the night. J. Wallace Mix, a rich corn-canner of Conestoga, New York, has fled to South America with one of his factory girls, leaving liabilities to the amount of A freight train on the Kentucky Central road was thrown from the track bv obstructions placed for that purpose, and the engine and three cars were demolished.

The acting secretary of the interior has reversed the practice in the pension bureau by a decision that seven years' absence may be accepted as proof of the death of a soldier, i The Kewanee bank-robbers, Pratt, Welsh, and Dunkle, pleaded guilty, i and were sentenced to six years hard labor in the penitentiary. Scott an accomplice, was given four years. At the request of the Garfield auditing committee, Dr. Boynton filled out the application recently sent to him, asking only $4.500 for his services at the bedside of the dead president. John M.

Dolph, the new senator from Oregon, is a man of vast wealth, 54 years of age. He is state senator, grand master of Masons, and vice president of the Transcontinental railway. William V. Browne, who was an assistant bookkeeper in the Poughkeepsie National bank, pleaded guilty to making false entries, and was sentenced to five years 7 imprisonment. The planing-mill of A.

Backus Sons, in Detroit, said to have been one of the best equipped in the United States, which was" valued at was Tuesday night destroyed by fire. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes has closed a career of thirty-five years as professor of anatomy at Harvard university, desiring to give more time to literary pursuits. Christine Xiisson landed at New York Tuesday afternoon, after an absence of eight years, to remain until the end of April. She will appear in Boston November 1.

She is robed in deep mourning. Louisville announces its intention to 1 hold next year a cotton exposition, to represent every feature of cultivation and manipulation, for which a large amount of money has already been pledged. The Chesapeake, Ohio and Soutn- western road laid its tracks across Main street. Louisville, during ed- H. Ellis, an evangelist ol some note, has been convicted of adultery at St.

Johns, X. a sentence of fine or two years' imprisonment passed tipon him. "His fine will proba- bly be paid by the woman in the case. The French minister of justice, in askinsr that the riotous miners be brought before a Paris tribunal, stated that he held clews to a vast revolutionary organization, directed by a committee at Geneva. Already seven persons have died from the explosion which occurred during the pyrotehnie display in Philadelphia.

Mayor Kins says there will be no more fireworks during his teem of office. Richard Magee, a Philadelphia brewer, while ascending a stairway in Walnut street, was roughly jostled by three men, who quickly apologized. He sooi' discovered that thev had abstracted from the inside pocket of his coat. -r The explanation is made that Frank Hatton is not endeavoring to drive Mr. Howe from the postolnce department, but that active politicians are trying to have Hiitton placed at the head in order to secure his capacity in managing the campaign.

Professor Hind, of Xova Scotia, reappears in print in connection with the Halifax award. He writes to Secretary Frelincchuysen that subordinates at Washington and Ottawa manipulated statistics made up for use by the commission. Shepard F. Knapp, a sou of the mill-i ionaire carpetrdealer of 5few went fishing in a small boat on the Hudson river. A wai.eliLuc.u saw him spring to his feet, clutch at his throat.

and pitch forward into the water, never to rise again. The first prize in the army rifle- match at Fort Leavemvorth was won. by Sergeant Barrett, of the engineer corps at Willett's pcint, York. harbor; the second by Sergeant Clark, of the 1st cavalry, and the third by Sergeant James, of the 8th ravalry. Judge Williams, at Carthage, Illinois, has granted a writ of habeas corpus in the matter of Mark Gray Lyon, who for over three years has been confined in the insane asylum at Elgin for firing at Edwin Booth in a Chicago theater.

Lyon's friends claim that he is perfectly sane. A party of Mexican customs officers were riding along the Sonnra river in. searc-h of smugglers, and came upon a camp of stockmen in the dark. In the fight whicli onsued one mau was killed and two taken prisoners before the mistake was developed. The ownrrs of the old Wabash and Erie canal have conveyed to the Fort; Wayne, Lafayette and St.

Louis road the "canal-bed for a distance of ninety- two miles, between Lafayt and Lago. und the railway will be built on the tow-path. Eean, Treasurer of th? Irish Land League, cables James Money, President of the American League, that the clii" -ces of misappropriation of moneys are simply Hbelous. Money replies that the" American contributors have undimmished confidence in the Irish leaders. The Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners, who have been investigating the recent disastrous affair on the Troy and Greenfield Line, at North Adams, report that Engineer Watson criminally negligent, and, besides, censure the loose management of the road.

Anton Delano amused himself by dancing in his room in a Cincinnati boarding-house to the annoyance of the other inmates, one of whom. named Emil Trompeter, procured a butcher knife, proceeded to Delano's room, and stabbed him to the heart. killing the man instantly. H. O.

Hoffman, formerly a Methodist pastor at niiuois. who was expelled irorn the church for bastardy, has filed papers in a suit for $5,000 against Zetelia C. Robinson, the mother of the child whose paternity is in dispute, in order tu vindicate his character. Indian trust funds to the amount! of $153,000 were in I860 invested in coupon Suiraooqi-ioi -dns uaaq suq" it pnc spooS Suinas StnsnooT? JUT uoij -passaid eiont -1 apimi aq oSc sunup a AJBJltqJB JOJ -ptiedsns PBAV oq.w. 'WQ)'J -ut FKAV tpnjAv uo -OOO'OOSS pshrcA SEAY aqx spaB.i oofiTifxVfil Aiiunutre paonp purasaipuuls ii'iO'OS mu snini aqj, no raooJ-aniSua sqa ut paXousap vpanue jsotnpj SBAV -WATH sii soea JQJ nr and oa -ui 3JI '-woajo UB SB peziuSo -OM U93! aou oq SJIWA SAU aieqAi oSBOtqo ut -Plinq jo uononijsuoo jo SB uotjwuSisaj siq intJ9p no '8np aqi pun 01 si9ijo Avouanq Xcd oa ItruduiOD aqi Sniinp eun aqi paztas jo spuoq Major Pollock, tLe Indian inspector, whose investigation of the management of the Pine agency was cut was made last night to rob the Chicago and alton train near the scene of the famous Blue Cut robbery.

As the train was pulling through one of the numerous cuts in that vicinity the engineer noticed standing on the bank of the cut eight masked and armed men, who seemed in great confusion, and several of them made motions as if to the train, but finally retreated to to the church. It is generally believed a cathedral here that it was the work of local thieves, subscribed. of thP TMonle tar of the i nt rior makes some 0111 1 lately a a "to I and that the Indians have been treated Archbishop iiourget, of Montreal, i now an octogenarian, has within two years paid off a debt of nearly $1,000,000 resting upon the diocese, being largely aided by the increase in the market value of real estate belonging lie is now engaged .000. Of been in a manner tending to cause insubordination among them. A reception for General "Wolseley, who has arrived at Trieste, is being ar-.

ranged in London. It is believed that the'cost of the war in Egypt will prove to be exclusive of the expense of the army of England has proposed in Egypt the creation of an international indemnity commission, the United States and Greece to be represented. NEWSPAPER!.