Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06

trial by Englishmen, saying he surren-
dered to them and he would have escaped
if he had known he was to be tried by
Egyptians, from whom he expects no
mercy.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Dillon, replying to a
resolution of the Liverpool land league
requesting him to reconsider his resolu-
ton sent into parliament, writes that he
will give the matter earnest attention and
says nothing but i'll health could have
caused him to quit politics.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 5.-The Turkestan
Gazette states that Afghan troops have re-
VOTED against the ameer.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Several cases of Asiatic
cholera are reported at Modane on the
French side of the Mont Gents tunnel. The
Suez canal is to be improved and enlarged
CAIRO, Oct. st is considered probable
that in the trial of the rebel leaders the
preliminary inquiries will be- protracted.
Thirty of the most imDorsant prisoners,in-
Guiding Arab Pasha, will be removed to
the Egyptian prison on Thursday.
CAIRO, Oct. 5.-Arabi Pasha and Zoulba
Pasha were to-day removed to Garde
| Meubles, where other prisoners, number
ing 80, were removed yesterday. The pre-
liminary examination in the case of Arab
was held secretly, to-day. His formal trial
will be public.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 5.-Arabi Pasha has
telegraphed here for counsel. The persons
applied to decline to defend him, and it is
| said because they are afraid of losing
their clients. Arab will therefore probab-
ly be convicted with ease.
CAIRO, Oct. 5.-The khedive will give
medals to the entire British army engaged
in the Egyptian campaign. Those for
soldiers will be of copper and for the Off
GERS of silver.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-An important phase of
the political situation here is the growing
difference between the Egyptian ministers
In regard to the future form of govern
ment. One party favors the autocratic
system for some years, and another party
| advocates retention and development of
the system, established under the first
constitution.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-The Temps says England
entertains plan for the reorganization of
the financial affairs of Egypt by the sup
preston of the control and extension of
the powers public debt commission.
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-The swapping of q
chain caused the fall of the iron curtain
among the footlights in the State Royal
opera house this evening. The accident
caused an intense panic among the au-
| dience, and many persons were severely
! crushed, but no one killed. The house was
| soon cleared.
CAIRO, Oct 5.-Large quantities of val
| liable loot were discovered at Damanhour
and other places in Egypt.
It has been decided to expel from
the country the Swiss, Ninet, Arab Pasha's
adviser.
The khedive will tomorrow sign de-
cree, resembling the prohibition of the i'm
portation of coal and petroleum.
Several natives, convicted of participa-
ton in the June massacres, will be exc
cuted in Alexandria on Saturday.
CAIRO, Oct. 5.-The usual yearly caravan
with the sacred carpet for Mecca started
to-day. A British guard of honor was pre-
sent.
DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-One Flanagan and his
wife, suspected of being connected with
the murder of Lord Montmorris at Clan
bur, county Galway, September 9Th, were
dIIcSCcu az OOuk, CIldG county.
LONDON, Oct. ga letter from president
Roca of the Argentine Republic, states
there is nothing to justify fear of inter
ruption of friendly relations between the
Republic and Brazil.
DUBLIN, Oct, 5-There is good reason to
believe the proposed national convention
will be postponed.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-The corporation of
London will present an address of con-
graduation to Gov. Wolseley, and the free
dom of the city and sword honor to
Admiral Seymour. Gen. Wolseely has al
ready received the freedom of the city.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-DeLesseps has telegraph
ed the president of the court martial by
which Arab Pasha is to be tried, testifying
that during the war Arab exerted himself
to maintain the neutrality of the Suez
Canal, and that he protected the lives of
several Europeans.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Chas Wahab, who re-
Gently made an exploration of Burmah,
| starting from China, is dead.
ROME, Oct. 5.-The chamber of deputies
has been dissolved.
TUN1s, Oct. 5,-Insurgent Arabs attacked
the Frence outposts on the Algerian bor-
der.
| CONsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 5.-The sultan is
extremely vexed at the departure of Ca
ker Pasha. 1t is stated the governors of
Smyrna and Rhodes were ordered to ar
rest him, and the khedive has been COM
manded to send him back.
| MADRID, Oct. 5.-The council of minis
ters refuse the offer of the Sultan of Nor.
roco of strip of territory around Centa
in return for the retrocession by Spain OF
the island of Santa Cruz De La Mar on the
Atlantic coast of Morocco. A grant OF
thirty million pesetas, asked for in the bill
drafted by the minister of marine, is to
purchase two iron clads of the inflexible
type to be constructed in England. The
bill will be presented in the Cortez at the
opening of the session.
| VIENNA, Oct. st is reported that Eng
land has promised the khedive to permit
the recruiting of new Egyptian military
force in India, provided the present gen
darmerie are placed under British officers
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 5.-Nihilists Ma
gormey and Jewsejeff, the communication of
whose death sentences by the Gear was
made public yesterday, were concerned in
the assassination of a police spy, sixteen
months ago.
LISBON, Oct. 5.-Hon. John NJ. Francis.
of the Troy Times, minister to Portugal,
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