Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-08-24
FOREIGN.
LRARI,S SrATIIs EXCLAIMED.

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The Mussulman jurists whom the
Sultan frequently consuIts explain that Arab
Pasha, in so far az he disobeyed the Calipb, Is
a rebsl aud uucsrem oniously treated as such,
but Ia so far az he has bsen the defender OF
Nohammedan country agaius. the aggressive
designs OF Christians he has merely fulfilled
the duties OF good MussulmaD, and conse-
Quently the Caiph cannot make common
cause with England. The Sultan may punish
Arab Pasha IL sons act OF rebellion Is proved
against him, but he must not associate HIM
self with those who wish to crush rabl Pssha
as defender Of Islam. 4 correspondent says
this will greatly influence Turkish military &C
ton.
POINTS OF DIFFERENCE.
1t is understood a difference Of views
exists between the Porto and Lord Dufferin
respecting the wording of the proclamation
agaiEs. Arab PAsha. Lord Dutieriu desires a
plain and simple proclamation in Turkish and
Arabic, that Arab Pasha IL not Cherif, but
an ambitious and awless adyenturer. Eng
land insists upon commanding the Turkish
truops. 1t Is stated that the question will be
brought before the conference.
HIS THRONE 10 BE GIVEN BACK.
The ex-King of the Zulus, Cetewayo,
has arrived at Osborne. II Is rumored that
the Queen, at an interview TO be granted him,
will inform him OF the decision OF hsr govern
ment to restore him to his kingdom. 1t is
stated that British resident will be appointed
to reside al Ulandi, the Zulu capital, In order
to advise him on questions relative to exter-
nal relations.
A LARGE ASsEMBLAGB.
At the unwilling Of the O'Connell
statue in Dublin one hundred thousand people
were present and procession marched the
streets three miles long. The event passed of
without the expected outbreak among the pop.
ulace.
WHO Is MASTER?
A peremptory message has been sent
by the Sultan to Arab, ordering him at once
to give some positive declaration OF submission
to the porte, under penalty Of being dealt with
by England setting under the porte's authority.
dispatch from Alexandria affords no hope
that Arab will soon give declaration Of sub
mission. 1t says: The report Ia confirmed
Arab has succeeded in having the Sultan de-
posed as the head of Islam by decree of the
ulemas at meeting called for that purpose
last Sunday. The same decree appoints the
chtrif Of Mecca az the head OF Islam.
A BIG MAN SHUT UP.
A scene took place in Dublin court
couple days ago, when Il Dryer Gray, men,
Der OF parliament and proprietor OF Free
mans Journal, was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment and $500 for con-
tempt Of court Ia publishing the letter Of
O'Brien, editor Of United Irlsbman accusing
the jury which convicted Francis Hines of the
murder of Jno. Doloughter, Of beirg drunk
on the night previous to the day the verdict
was given, and an article commenting there
on. O'Prien and Davitt were put Of out
court. After being sentenced Gray was
handed over to the city coroner. The latter
displayed considerable indisposltion to take
the prisoner 10 charge, but the court called
upon him TO do bis duty, and Gray was on
corted to prison. Gray was Lord Mayor OF
London 10 1850, and subsequently declined