The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-17
FOREIGN FINDINGS.
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PACIFIC eRoCLAt ALTON
ALEXANDRA, Aug fan encounter
between lie British maeused patso,
aad u party OF five hundred RedoGins &C
Cured this morning near 2amleh. Five
of the latter were killed General SIR
Garnet Wolsley, with authority from
the khedive issued a proclamation 10
the people OF Egypt declaring the sole
OBJECT OF the Brush IS be TO restore the
authority of the khedive Ii says all
the inhabitants will b. kindly treated
mosques will be respected and all sup
plies will be paid for. General WoIsley
adds that he viii be glad TO receive all
chiefs vino are disposed to assist in sup
pressing the rebellion.
EGYPTIANS WEAKENING.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug, 16.-The belief in
the hopelessness OF the struggle Is spread
ing among the Egyptians. The British
commander at Meks has received over
lures for the surrender Of an infant
ry battalion if they can obtain favora-
BILE terms.
RECEPTION FOR THE SURVIVORS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 16,-Engineer
Melville and seamen Hinderman and
Norris, survivors of the Jeanette, will
to-day arrive at Moscow, where they will
meet with a grand reception.
DEGREES FOR THE BRITISH.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 15.--Two DEGREES
will be promulgated today. One au-
thorizes the British admiral and the
commander of the force to occupy such
points on Suez Isthmus as they consider
useful for military operations against
the rebels and inviting the Egyptian
authorities TO acquaint the inhabitants,
particularly canal employees, with the
decree. The other authorizes the
British authorities to prevent the impor-
tation of coal and munitions of war
along the coast between Alexandria and
Port Said, and in the event OF contra
vention of the order to seize the prohib-
tied articles.
MOVEMENTS OF ARABI BEY.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 15-The natives
from Kafir Ell Dwear report that Arab
Pasha on Sunday, called a meeting of
ulemas and obtained from them a fetwa
6eposing the sultan and naming the sher
if of Mecca as Caliph. Arab, they al
SO says, is organizing the Bedouins, and
have appointed commanders for them at
Charkies and at Garbicsu in Upper
Egypt;
RUssIA's INTENTIONS.
LONDON, August ia correspondent
that the Russian cabinet intends to take
advantage of the present trouble in
Egypt, to renew some old claims which
were declined by the Berlin congress
THE DUBLIN EXPOSITION.
DUBLIN, Aug. 15.-The city was astiI
by O'Clock this morning for the open
ing of the exhibition and the unveilinc
of the statute of Daniel O'ConnelI
Bands are parading the streets, followed
by large crowds. The procession com
posed of trades will be mustered in al
st. Stephens green at noon. All the
troops are confined to the barracks. The
statute will be unveiled at O'Clock, the
opening exhibition Immediately follow.
ing.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND IRIsHMEN
DUBLIN, Aug. 15.-The procession OF
trades was three miles long. II
traversed Kingsbridge, Capel street
and Sackville street. Good order and
regularity was kept by mounted mar.
shals along the route. The O'Connell
statue was unveiled by Lord Mayor
Dawson in the presence of Parnell
Dillon, Davitt and Gray and
the crowd was estimated al
as one hundred thousand The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. Lord Mayor
Dawson in accepting the statue for the
Irish people said their struggle was not
over, and their efforts would still be
INSTRUCTED. They must endeavor to for
get the melancholy part and look for
glory in the future in the hope that Ire
land, once u province, would again be
come a nation.
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF
ORDER.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. Is. The
porte has made the governor of Syria
| responsible for the maintenance OF or
| der in the province. and has authorized
| the chief of gensdearms to increase hil
force to such an extent as he may con
| slider necessary.
News From South America.
PANAMA, Aug. 5.-News from Peru
states that the war is becoming one oi
determination. The excuses of the
Gillian troops in the interior have ex
| cited the pOpulace, who are rising
| against the troops. This news has
caused q profound sensation in Chill
Public meetings were held, at which
| the orators employed the most violent
language and demanded that the army
should at once march against Arequipa
a committee was formed which offer
ed to raise 10000 men for the purpose
and to furnish the funds necessary.
The CHILEAN ministry are authorized
however, to desire the withdrawal o
troops in the interior of Peru to Lima
Three thousand five hundred mel
have left Valparaiso for Peru.
1t is said the Lima garrison will b,
increased from 5000 to $4,000 men anC
that no detachments will be kept in thu
| interior in the future. Raiding parties
will leave the capital occasionally anC
collect forced loans and levy on stock
etc.
THE REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR
makes slow Roadway.
Great scarcity of corn is causinl
serious trouble in Nicaragua. The dry
ness of the seasons threatens famine.
In the department of Chiquimola thu
maize crop, upon which the people ar
entirely dependent for food, is feared tt
be total failure.
Ignacio Barrios, father of the Presi
| dent of Guatemala now visiting thu
United States, is dead.
Bank Robbery at Kewanee, Illinois.
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