Omaha daily bee., 1881-07-26
Mldhat Pasha's Fate to be Left
to the Children of the
Murd red Sultan.
Ex- Marshal Bazaine Wants to
Como Back to France for
q Month.
Burial Of Dean Stanley in
Westminster abbey Yes
terday.
A Lively Debate in the House
of Commons Last Night.
Other Foreign Affairs.

LONDON "TMEs" ON THE ALBANY SET
ELEMENT.
LONDON, July 25.-The Times,
commenting on the senatorial contest
says Conkllng suffered complete
rout, and it argues that it is little
knowledge of him or his countrymen
to assume that it is irrcversible.
TO Re CROWNED.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.--Emper-
or Alexander the III will shortly be
crowned at Moscow.
AN ELECTION TO DE HELD IN FRANCE.
PARIS. July 25.-The government
has concluded to hold general cleo
ton August 81. The rumored object
is to send hundred thousand troops
to North Africa early in the autumn.
TO DECIDE MIDHAr's FATE.
LONDON, July pa Paris special
says: A dispatch from Constantinople
announces that according to official in
formation, the sultan has determined
to leave the children of Abdul Aziz to
decide Midhat Pasha's fate.
INTERNAL MACHINES.
LONDON, July 25.-There is great
excitement here over an alleged dis
covery of Internal machines at Liver
pool on the steamers Malta and
Bavarian. The authorities of Liver
pool disclaim any knowledge of the
discovery. The majority of the papers
regard the report as authentic and
discuss the matter editorially. They
say the originators of the snheme arc
undoubtedly encouraged by the blood
thirsty utteranccs of the "Irish-Amer-
lean Press. There will be no safety
until O'Donavan Rossa is suppressed.
No suspicion is attached to the Cunard
or Leland companies, but action is de-
mandcd whereby an end may be put
to future operations of this character.
PRONOUNCED A CANARD.
LIVERPOOL, July %. The police
authorities are amused and amazed by
the stories telegraphed to New York
concerning their discoveries of clock
work Internal macines imported from
America. They say no such dis
coyeries have been made The stories
are all pure fiction, and were invented
and palmed off on the agent of the
New York associated press for the
purpose of inhaming the public mind
against the Irish people and the land
reform bill.
TRIBUTES TO DEAN STANLEY.
LONDON, July 25.- English tributes
to the memory of Dean Stanley were
preached III all the important pulpits
of this city yesterday.
SIR WILLIAM HARCoURT ON THE IN
FERNAL MACHINES.
LONDON, July % In the house of
commons this afternoon Sir William
Harcourt, secretary of state for the
home department, i'll answer to in
quiries, stated that the reports of the
discovery of internal machines in bar
rels of cement which recently arrived
in Liverpool from America, were sub
correct, and that the gov
ernment officers were now investi-
eating the matter.
The discovery at Liverpool of in
fernal machines created tremen-
dous sensation. 1t is believed that
the machines were designated to be |
placed in the lower vault of the house
of commons. The Standard urges very
strongly that England should insist
on the United States attacking these
Immediately.
LIVERPOOL, July %. The police
deny that the internal clock
work dynamite machines shipped
from New York for Liver
pool have been seized OF discov-
cred here and insist that the story was
gotten up by government detective,
but it is now stated that the govern
ment three weeks ago received infor-
nation that such machines were about
to be shipped from New York, and
when the vessel arrived were found
aboard and seized as well as fourteen
pounds of explosive material. The
Liverpool police laugh at the whole
story and they still believe it to be a
put up job on the part of the govern
ment spies and inspectors.
EX-hARsHAL BAzAINE. ..
PARIS, July 25.-The report that
Marshal Bazaine is endeavoring to
obtain permission from the French
to return to France for q
month to collect a legacy left him,
has aroused perfect storm of indigna-
ton. 1t is improbable in the extreme
that the x-marshal's request will be
acceded to.
LIVELY DEBATE.
LONDON, July 20. In the house of
commons last night Sir Michael Hicks
Beach introduced motion censuring
thegovernmentfor its transvaal p.olicy.
He said its disastrous effects would