The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-27
FOREIGN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE KHRDIvE AT CAIRo-WoLSELEY TO RE
HONORRD

THE KHEDIvE AT CAIRo-woLsELEY TO BE
HoNoRED.
Cairo, September 2s.-The Khedive ves-
terday drove for an hour through the ilumi-
mated streets and was we'll received. The
khedlve will bestow upon Gen. Wolseley, the
grand Gordon of the order of Osmanti.
THE KHKDIvR HOLDS A RECEPTION.
Cairo, September 26.-A grand reception
was yield at the Ehezrich palace TO-DAY bv the
khedive. Nearly one thousand representa-
tives of different villages were present. The
khedive refused to receive many implicated
Pashas and beys, who claim to possess royal-
ty, and warned the ulemas and other HIGH
personages that they would be severaly pun
lshed if they lapsed into disloyalty. The prin-
ciPal British officers, with their stats, were
present. Gen. Wolseley, however, was indis-
posed, and unable to be present.
MUST RETURN TO KGYPT.
Marseilles, September 2s.-The government
has ordered that the Egyptian refugees here
be sent back to Egypt.
AN IMPERIAL DECREE,
Pekin, September 26.-An imperial deere.
has been issued ordering that the father of the
king OF Corea be kept for life under guard at
Pastingfa.
AN IMPORTANT CONSTITUTIONAL AMrNn.
MENT.
City of Mexico, September z6.-The adm
ton is formally announced, by congress. Of
the constitutional amendment DECLARING that
IN the event of the death or removal of the
president, his successor shall be the senator
who .presides over the senate. During the
month preceding the vacancy, when the senate
is not in session, the president shall appoint a
commissioner who is to be alternately senator
or deputy, and is to succeed in case of per-
manent vacancy. Elections are to be called
hitherto. The chief Justice hss
been ex-officio vice president.
SALVATION ARMY IN TROUBLE,
Calcutta, September 26.-Tbree members
of the salvation army who recently arrived
here have been arrested in order to prevent a
riot, which was imminent. Only one of the
contingents who arrived here short time apo
is now at liberty.
RETURN OF THE ZULU CHIRF-sMA1I pox
Capetown. September z6.-Cetewayo has
arrived. The smallpox is spreading.
DEATH OF AN ARCHBISHOP.
Rome, September 26.-The archbisbon 81
Seville is dead.
IHE tMPEROR'S CHARITY.
Vienna, September 26.-The emperor has
100 600 forms for the relief of the
sufferers by the recent floods in TyroL
A SETTLEMENT OF THE FRONTIER QUESTION
Athens, September 27.-The report of the
settlement of the Turko- Greek frontier cues.
ton by the surrender to Greece of the whole
frontier, as fixed by the International commits
sioners, is officially confirmed.
FIGHT WITH BRIGANDs.
Paris, September 27.-A telegram from
Tunis reports that band of marauders At.
tackled party Of sixty horsemen BELONGING 70
the French typographical expedition. The
French commander was killed and seven NJ
his men were disabled. The bripands lost %
killed and IS wounded ~
TO EMPLOY ENGLISH orrcpps
Constantinople, September 2o- Baker
Pasha, who has been entrusted by the khedive
With the task of the reorganiz alton of the
Egyptian army, intends proposing to the kbe-
live to employ all the English officers at pres
mt serving in the Turkish gen-armarie.
The Coming Poet.
Chicago Times.