The Exeter Times, 1885-2-19, Page 5°rag*
Egypt ( -
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ei
been push g so
trot over t So
noted Eng I ah g= - erat�
Khedive,: ottirnor. of EBW.t' to 4% ,te
the Soudan, and brake np the externem
aloe trade,', and res ri,: '' authority •4,`
Egypt 4 z is retnerkably mole fur, . and
returned ite 1876 to England, having tlarilr
at least a�mplished his -work, lei 1871, h.
was appointed by the Khedive, GOtrernor-
General of the Soudan; but in I879, not,lik.
ing the tr tnient of the Egyptian Gonna -
merit he r nneed 10 land, ltor that
the various tribes of the Soudan revolted
from Egypt. the Islave trade was lnlg-'ly re-
stored, And carried on,, and tiio Sousse o
were frequently threateningregypt. In 188
a revolntion in 1 gyp, -threatened the Sate
canal, sd,d England seat troops thither, cap-
tured AIpxanclrla and t.lairo, and has sin
held p°MOesioti of the country, bat hes pro.
posed Who ready to withdraw As Boon all
firm Oeyernment as established, by Turkey
or by the Egyptiarie themsolves,and the Ban-
al aide. Au Jana r, last per (18841, tiena
oral Cordon TO blathered to eta to the Soudan
without troops and try to restore order, and
break rep tine slatf° trade. He arae voileamed
at Kbertourn by the people. who remembered
life ins, weep eerd.kood government Who%
there b,fore .. -
Tow meteor,
But a fanatical Arab. Et Mandi. by pre,
tonna of a new revelation front M'ahoutet. ore
hal gott into inneit power among =two! ttie
t1ntbetl of, the Wan, and has kept Gordon
itesnas4Ats o ,: so elosoly that the
Engli4v' t -have hardly 'known wltetlior
ha waed- , der olive. Last year the English
people who have great Admiration in General
Gordon, demanded that troops be sent to re.
Bove Bien 1 so General hR'alieley was dispatch
ed in Angnst last. with a small arlriy. He
gradually worked his way up the. Nile as far
as Korti. Thence Julien` a• of lila for
tinder Ceuerat Eagle, bo forater
ward to Abu Harem on to I
her. He seat Geuerat Siewert, with less
than 3,000 eohlters, *or o i the do3ad some
500 miles in a short Ont to resell the Nile
above 8llenely. Iia nasimet by the Isfandre
trooper at the Gakdal \V6lle, whore it battle
stocnrrad ill January. fie theiriuebod an to
the re Fero; rev Yea $13:3131141,0443101 *hem
et latest. acaauuts, Ito had fertided himself.
(ieuerel Stewart being wounded, General
Written was in command. Gordon bad fent
ea1;st eaere dawn from Khartoum to tot bits
on the river: •e:aeral Wien haat up those
to Khartoumbutwhoa they got there, An
94, the city was in the hand; of the rebels.
and they oath not learn what had become of
Oen. Gordon. 11 tot old "dee riativs troops
who lead stool by hien had deserted bow.
Spate reputes intimete thee be hat, retired to
a ;trona castle or citadel in the arty. and is
defendiug himself. Other reports say he has
Roos up the Nile with his staawora to Abys.
Yinia, ante tethers, that he vena kille+t ' others.
that ha to a captive Md wilt • be held for
great ranaom, The proaeut gro*t anxiety ,ie'
whether (lam. WIIsou and Gen. 'Earle can
hold their ground against the vast throng of
Arabs that snit be hurled against them. The
road from Kortl to Afnlerwan is through a
sandy desert, devoid of water. except the
Wells of Rekdnl, and it la trying to troops to
march thio 800 u ile& ,handy ire 3n posses.
bion of the Andre.
ems. sTsrwlax 31tu5Ant.r DYrra.
hoar:, Feb.17.-(.eu. Stowaut'e oondition
is growing word° from the effects of his
wound. It is believed he will not roeover.
Lord Aoonmore lute: died of cterie fever at
Kirkettan. flan Wood has started for the
front.
On
maxi(' yedr
eon.
('xuh. j o 1 orti e.
Ara s, and a hot figh
- " r lis And est oiik, aihi
fore
The Arabs' ,were iepu
;be Bringli ride were few.,,
eh Saye on
ne Byitah
ehefa the ,dproceeded
• eh The fact411at they`
g ten 1 r glieb is
the ate Mete llle l thy. , erg the t !1 {1 t1 • 11 f t1
e (Veli en Tonto, w � 4 �' t 't 1 a""�,
1,Abeilk,a:nearGubat,,a small outpgt, Cuatomeresupplied TUESDAYS. TRUES -
in
d,UES-
a oocar':,uly, The enemy are reeear• ,DAYS AND SATURDAYS at their residence,
in g a and reinforcemontafrom Khartoum,
Th(I tairfiil ere ordered a1flh bps in the :ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
teb inity to ssaemote imredi eld"'arle a„ eek antra PROMPT ATTENTION.
the Bretldt,
2 Farb. Feb: 17.• -ilio oowrrtamde>y
z Ienluch asked, the Mahal for Seale ii -
munition, as he hi nimble to fight• the .�ne1;s.
,� with spears. The Mandi replied ;. "404 :
figtitt wait awhile ; I. will oonee tipd_dlestxo
the infidels."'
Gordon's trussed messenger',. forge.' hal_
' arrived at Abuklea. He says st : t _ 6
irate aacoant s a3groe that Garr ort a `- . .
ing hitasdf betrayed. made a rush for' the WAY'S COMPOUND, a dettilllooni
magazine near the Catholie Mission buiIdrn2'. 4xnedstoran1 for CotAabs and Colds.
Winding the robe* already' in p er�slou, be t
returned tidthe Government 'Houses and was AY'S tr C)AIPOUND, for Coughs
killed *bile trlring to re•euter it. The rebels and Colds,, is equalise sorvie,Ible, for
were adti7ittted to Khartoum at 10 o`elork et tiorieaandCattle.
night. On the 26th danliary.
.i.11ottlet 0,000unt Faye that Gurdon malted TAY'S TI("! PILLS, (t specific tit
tawsrd the magazine. Intending to explode it bearskin. Paree.nehe &c,
to
relent the Ammunition lalling into the
Mt/ of the enemy. The ,Arabs realised hist
llt4tsriNon stud slid; hila deed
Exeter Istet: ,r Shop.
DATtexs,
uticher & General Dealer
-^^^-;s Ali MVPs
O 1 !COUGHS AND COLDS.
Ars, °COMPOUND OF LIN.
sni?, Auweed., 0enega, 8cilillt,`Co1u,Ac
t1. Chlorodvte.
>tglllt�ar :31c�,111i21A.(,''+l Noclety.
The drat meeting of the Directors of the
above society fbr 1885, was field at the Celt.
HAI Motel on Monday. Toth, when a toll
&aril arta preaant. Martel by Jas. 1tallau.
oucled by John limiter,: that Alex,
°rotary far the ourreut, yfear.---
Itforaod by, Zeit* :'►"Itlia, aecoltded
by Wm. Bagshaw, that Wee Bissett he
Treaearer for the emuing year. It wee
moved an amendment by:I, Bowerman. sea.
b7 J*s. Eallentyne, than Jaa. Plekard bo
Treauanrer.•--5iotian carrie& Mored by ki'r.
Dieeott. eaoonded by John Huutor, Cha: the
aping °bow bo hotel on April .13th, --Marcia.,•
Au judgeo aro to report then rolvea at the
Central on reaming of the !air. Moved by
J. Willis. amended by W. nephew. that at
lila'* of Pvrabarou he added to the price tiff.
tarried Moran by li. ITatater, emended by
W. liiaeett, that deplotnee be Awarded the
bast horses of any age in each elem.-Car-
ried.
lan;.-Carvied. The *oaretari< was ordered to pry
all debts by oluregaes except priati money. -
awned, The show grounds snll be ranted
/Pomallotey after the lair bI' aaotiou, au the
grounder. Monod by J. SalIaptyne, sea ondod
by .T. Willie, that the meshes adjourn until
doy el Rpriag fair. --Carried,
A. 0. Drza, Secretary.
00MDa:l'R nexnA[LR,
Tito Canvass, who bete given the most in-
telligent and apparently moat reliable Al.
count of;tile fall of Khartoum, is named Ah.
dal Kerim.' Ho was ono of Gordon's servant,
and escaped from Khartoum bye means of
bribery. Abdul 1 rim says Earug, upon
whoni Bordon relied implicitly,. wea the per-
son who delivered Khartoum to the Afilhdi's ,
troops, When they entered the pity Farag .?
prevented ttte.garriaon firing upon ahem.
The story that Farag had 0400 been a slave
and that Gordon secured his liberation, and
that whenhe subsequently entered Gordon's
eei+r'ice this latter wee deceived into mistak-
ing Farag's zeal for evidence of gratitude is
corroborated by the Canvass. When Gordon
made Farag military colutnaudant he used
to
RzaEIVX A LETTER saoMM TnE JLrHn1.
When Gordon would ask him about the
correspondence Partial would say the Iettere
were unimportant, and Gordon apparently
believed him, Gordon's cleik and the chief
clerk of the Arsenal were killed. The Mandi
did Lot enter Khartoum until the third day
after capitulation. He inspectedthe city and
returned to Omdurman, where he remains.
Atter Gordon fell the Arabs killed his clerk
and nine others with spears. Others who
wore at the time with Gordon escaped. , The
Canvass declares that osoepting the attaok in
which the murders were: committed, .there
was
:IO FIGHTING IN EnARToUit,
During the; attack all the Europeans and
moat of the notables were killed. The :males
inhabitants joined the insurgents. No wo-
men or children were killed,, and , all who
submitted' to the invadersand sutrrendered
their raluablcs were, permitted to depart un-
harmed. AVMS reported that the Mandi
ordered Fara8.to be hanged, and that the
Pxopbet'a;, tt adored Khartoum, kill-
ing alta tb `' llielatsenal and liber-
ated yt'll{ 'ale Wteeptethle Greek Conal.
Nicole, asci a '
... ^' r tut i(a 'a, OYx,
AbdluLe&je that il1abibi'hint 40,014 food
fighting, rn ,,ha.
pv a 1:).wapirski, ]tavb
been iso`thcwh� soared et the " rosette of the
baltieteof Abuklea4 ('ubat and Kabbabish.
O, Shaikh. reports, wuoli eiukne.ai and die-
aii's/ationr ui1 o ,,,t,tt .1lr het a tr°gp9'r �Tyv
aro alt e .to tt of war -ami boa you,.: o
Englisd p or keblioiiJ 0..lfhu Sttoildh='Ssgys lie •'
Arabs,n,u�y re ..-.xl` tilPdli., l°::tlP abuh 1
levies ler• roo
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London; Reb. '17..
8ioials
;of, LhaWar
Ot co and other memli a•oflth Gavin_
have decided that AY a1i bnc lllcf a#i di&rT
troops will be unable to reach Suakin) in
time to ehlt e in. the o er:';t a
fI . 003;evflAN ,., :: .
London, Feb. 17.--A convoy of wounded.
and invalided British soldiers on the way
DIED,
Drnseurox, -!n Uabornu 00 the l8th ins,
Richard Dolt'tidge, aged 81 years, 8 mth
and 5 day9.
The funeral will take place front his :tale
residence, lot 8, colt. 8, UIborue, oti Friday
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GOZNO Noarn; Exiiresa • flail, 9nd Class,
Loudon, depart 7 45 A,ar. 4 50 a. t, 0 50 A. IH.
,saetO4r 111 9
Hotta• 0 0p9B 6 S4 9 57
Kljtpen ,,.,, .... :, 9 31' 829 10 Of
nrticeflold 9 23 098 ]0 29
Clinton g42 7 05 11 00
Londe8boro 19 00 7 20 12 00
Blyth 10 07 7 27 1216 r.2.
Belgsave10 22 7 46 79 48
Wingham alriusl0 35 7 35 1 ge
rionzo Sonxn,° Express /rail. 2nd Claw;
Winghanl dent 748 1.a4. 3 00 r.u. 10 20 A sr
Belgravia 8'00 • 3 47 11 21
Blyth8 l5 390 it 42
Londtaboro , a 24 3 8s , 12 00
Clinton 8 50 4 OS 12 4op.3I,
Dracaleld 9 05 4 19 1 11
SCippen 9 13 4 27 1 2.
He tall 918 432 r36
Exeter ... 9 35 4 43 2 33
London acrd 010 51 5 50 5 30
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected at 5o'olook p.m. Wodnesd ay.)
ii, ALL w113:dT
Wlfittr'Vb'oa t ... .. 0,78 ton 80
Ked ▪ 078to080
White Wheat New .- O'78. to 0 80
Bed Whoat•New. ... 0 78 to 0 80
i en1N6 Wni. x
F3fe• (now) ••. ... 0 78 to 0 80
Harley ... ..▪ . ... ... ... 0 45 to 0 60
Oats
1Q.,i oa to L o29
o. •.. to 5
Tmvhe•d>•
.
••• . 2 60 to 300
Peas, -"0 Sb to 0'60
Corn .;, ;.. -. ... 0 6040 0 35
Cggs ... 0 16 to 0 17
llnttei ... .• C 15 to 0 76
Flour perbLI . 5 00 to 5 60,
Potatoea,per bag 035 to 0.40
Apples per bag ; 0 40 to 0 50
(lrieclApplestpr.L ,; 0.04 to'0;05.
Geese per Ib.. _ • 0 05 to 0 O0
Turkay',por'•tb .,: 0` 08 to 0 08
Ducks per pr 4.. 0 40.to 0 00
Chidkensporpr • „ .. 0 25 to '0,35
R*IIII,treseedpe? silo . .: 5 60 to 5 BC
i,b ...1 ..., 500•to600
1-5 00 to 6 50,
0 oo.tb'8 50
p 060 toC90
01otel Shirk .y . '0.60 to ,0 70,
Wool perhr, ,,. '019 to 020:
'ilaoBe�+ alas, 1 8 0pp•t(.s-00
t)nidrn•abd4rbSae' °? bib0 to''bt75:
.woo :p.eecord ;,., ' ( 2-o to 2,75
' lite -Seto tothik '1'S: , r:.
Fell Wheat per b1. 7; if... .f,� °'b'f5 t'd`b1fe'
Bering 1 0 80 to 0 81
Barlelplbl lit)., .,-„ , ';lA•59,.to 0,57
Barley,tfee ins):, •,r ,s ,•z,• .0. 5;,to,p,.4O
to Odtie
Wh qq `0
? 028 t�5 3C
1# aelt'(3ata'' r t „ ., ":0-27^ b 0 50•
1 ,; , t
Aproosr per bbl., 7.. N 1 :'i=i 1, 00ito,3s06
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