Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-02
NEWS OF THE w EEK.
FOREIGN.
EVIDENCE AGAINST ARAB.


Arab Pasha's correspondence to the
last two years was seized the other mo ming
and deposited with Sir Edward Malet, British
consul general. 1t includes voluminous cor
respondence with Constantiuople and the
minutes OF secret sittings OF the Baroudi
| cabinet The evidence against Arab Pasha
is said to be very strong. His correspondence
with the sultan Is highly compromising 1t
| is thought that the entire proceedings apainst
| rebels awaiting trial may be stopped by
decree Of exile against the Iingleadeis and
amnesty to others.
EUROPEANS ANXIOUS.
There is much anxiety i'm the In
terror among the European owing to the
disappointment of several OF Arabs officers on
government missions.
ARABS CONCLUSION.
Arab says events prove to him the
folly Of hoping In any further national move
ment or trusting the sultan. The happiness
| OF Egypt makes necessary VII tual govern
ment OF the country by the English.
| PARLIAMENT IN SESSION.
The autumn session of parliament
opened Oct. oath. The house of lords sat only
for short time, but the commons held long
and somewhat stormy meeting, In which tho
case Of K. Dwyer Gray and the Egyptian situa-
ton were the leading subjects Of debate.
Gladstone was put upon his nettle by the criti-
csms OF the opposition and showed by his
spirited responses that he was ready and eager
TO press and 10 defend his home and foreign
policiss.
WANTS THE PROCEEDINGS ANNULLED.
Mrs. MaguIn Of Toronto is making
an effort In the Canadian courts to have the
divorce, which Mr.. f. S. Magurn, manager Of
the London insurance company, obtained in
Missouri In 1876, declared invalid on the
ground of fraud. Pending such action she
asks alimony and the custody OF their child
The couple were married in Detroit In 1870.
| PROCEEDINGS IN COMMONS.
In the British house Of commons
Oct 26th it was announced by the premier
that the government was considering freedom
of navigation Of the Suez canal in time of war !:
the securing to Egyptians control of internal
affairs, Legislative and financial; and the ex-
tinction of slavery. The expense OF the army
of occupation is not yet adjusted. The gov
eminent does not object to Baker Pasha's
appointment as general Of the reorganized
army A vote Of thanks to the commander,
officers and men OF the British army in Egypt
was moved by Gladstone, and after spirited
debate it was adopted.
THE cOREA REBELLION.
The king of Corea has publicly
thanked Kuang See, emperor OF China, for
valuable aid in suppressing the rebellion in
Corea and restoring order in his dominion.
FROM ASIA.
Advices by way of London on the
26th Of October, were as follows: AT Nagas-
XII the expectation is entertained that diff
Guilty between France and China will result
: from the entrance into Anam of troops OF
both the French Republic and the Chinese
Empire. 1t Is regarded as very nearly i'm
possible to prevent collision between these
rival armies. The King OF Corea has public.
ly thanked Kuang See, Emperor Of China,
for bis valuable aid In suppressng the re-
bellon In Corea aud restoring order in his
dominion. The authorities at Canton have
executed twelve pirates, who were captured
in Chinese waters and promptly condemned
: to DEATH"
ANARCHY IN FRANCE.
A sudden and unexpected revolu.
tionary movement has taken place In France
appearing in Its worst form at Lyons. The
posi- bllity of ministerial breakup and OF
the resignation Of President Grevy Is discussed
freely at Lyons and Paris. However, govern.
, ment officials braveJy announce that there is
no real ground for undue alarm.
THE TWO FACED SULTAN.
Among Arabs correspondence has
been found letter from the sultan In which
the sly sovereign urges the rebel ITO resist the
invasion of England and France or any other
foreign powers, and to defend the faith OF bis
country against those who busy themselves To
bring about triumph for it's adversaries
REvoLUTIoNIsTs ARRESTED.
Seventy-five revolutionists were ar
rested at Odessa. Among them was student
who had In his possession press and many
Nihilist manifestos. Agrarian disturbances
have occurred Ia the Government of Volhynia
priest has been murdered for distributing
an imperial proclamation In regard to the
agrarian question.
ARABS DEFENSE.
Arabi Pasha will divide his defense
into two parts. The first is to comprise the
! period before the war, in which be says that
he acted by order Of the Khedive and the sec
ond the time after July 10, in which be claims
that he acted by command of the Sultan
Arabs solicitor is about to 60 to England t.
take the dispositions Of Sir VIM. Gregory, Mr..
Wilfred Blunt Mr.. Meth and trooper of the
horse guards, who was taken prisoner at Kas-
1 sassin, as they will bs unable to attend the
trial.
THE FRENCH ANARCHISTS.
i Arrests of persons suspected Of con.
nection with the plots of Anarchists continue
!, to be made at Lyons AT Paris the socialists
have held public meeting, whereat the gov
: ernments Of Italy and France were denounced
vehemently. The general uneasiness on &C
, count Of the unlawful demonstrations and
designs seems to increase rather than de-
crease.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
AN oBsTREPERoUs KID.
Prof. Yerkes, who has charge of a
private school at Paris, KY, for boys and