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between Montenegro and Turkey because

the latter has failed to agree to a cession of

territory.

Organizing Revolution.

St. Thomas, Feb. B.—General Guillermo,

ex-president of Santo Domingo, and eleven

other exiles left here on the 29th of January,

in the British steamer Yucatan, with the

avowed purpose of organizing in Jamaica a

formidable party to invade Santo Domingo

and Hayti. The Dominican consul has

chartered a schooner to convey to Santo

Domingo intelligence of Guillermo’s designs.

A Tottering Government.

London, Feb. B.—The Times says Lord Duf

ferin, who is now in Egypt representing the

British government, has drafted a dispatch

enforcing the necessity of protecting the gov

ernment of Egypt against external intrigue

I and internal weakness until it is able to stand

i alone, lie condemns alike premature aban

-1 donment of responsibility and annexation.

A Victory for tlie False Prophet.

Cairo, Feb. B.—The Obeid garrison of

Egyptian troops has surrendered to the

False Prophet.

Cable Notes.

Archbishop McCabe is better, but still very

feeble.

At Xeres, Spain, a party of Socialists con

demned and murdered a peasant. Fourteen

j persons, accused of complicity in the crime,

have been arrested.

Dealers and the demi-monde mainly at

tended the sale of Sara Bernhardt’s jewels,

at Paris yesterday. A necklace of ro.se dia

monds brought 24.000 francs, and two brace

lets 8,000 francs each.

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The Indianapolis journal. (1883). Indianapolis [Ind.], 1883-02-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015679/1883-02-09/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Indianapolis journal, 1883-02-09.