Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

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EVIDENCE OF 4R4BI,S COMPLETELY
IN THE ALEXANDRIA ATROCITIES.
lands POlicy-Assurances of the Peace
full Intentions OF Russia-President Grevy
Much Observation-Disclosures Disturbances.
CAIRo, Nov. 15.-Suleiman Daoud was
before the prosecuting commission to-day.
He confessed giving the order to fire at
Alexandria after having received peremp-
tory command from Arab Pasha. AS
the c~onfagration did not at first appear to
be general, Arab Pasha sent repeated or
ders through Mahmund Samy to fire more
palaces. Suleiman also states that Arab
Pasaa on the 18th of July ordered him to
take soldiers to Ramleh palace and MUIR
der the khedive. While on the road to ex-
ecute the order he met the president of the
chamber of notables, who prevailed upon
him to return and demonstrate with Arab
Pasha. Nouri Bey, the officer who had
charge of the troops at Ramleh palace,
c~orroborates Suleiman's statement.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The admiralty has
received a telegram from Suez, stating
that an Arab took the Palmer search expe-
| dition to a place near where Palmer and
his companions were murdered, they found
buried in the ground, Palmer's
dispatch boxes and a bag containing
$1,000.
ROME, Nov. 15.-The king and queen,
and prince of Naples arrived to-day, and
were received at the railway station by the
ministers and all the municipal officers.
The streets were decorated with flags. ETC.,
and thronged with enthusiastic crowds.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The Times Cairo
dispatch says: The deficit in the current
financial year is estimated at 100000 as
against an expected surplus of 92S2,0OO.
The deficit, together with the cost of the
English occupation of Alexandria, and
indemnities will constitute a heavy charge
upon the future revenues of the country.
Suleiman Daod's assertions, and Arab
Pasha's denials by themselves are valxe-
less, as both have an equally wide reputa-
ton as liars.
The Times Vienna dispatch: Baron
Hubner, president of the Austrian com
mittee of foreign affairs, says thoroughly
friendly relations exist with Russia. The
emperor shows by deeds his pacific inten-
lions, thus defeating the fears raised by
transient occurances.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 15.-The ministe-
rial crisis is becoming acute. Said Pasha
is trying to strengthen his own position by
a modification of the cabinet, and has the
support of Orson Bey, chamberlain and
first favorite of the sultan.
IL C---- -f-- 500
invited all government departments to ap-
point delegates to assist in the examina-
ton of the expenditure of the depart
ments.
MADRID, Nov. 15.-The Spanish govern
mcnt is preparing to send a force to occu-
py part of Santa Cruez, DeMar, on the
coast of Morocco to protect the fisheries.
The sutton Morocco protested against the
occupation.
CONsrANT1NoPLE, Nov. 1O-The porte has
issued a circular to the powers inviting
them to send a commissioner to settle the
delimitation of the NOTTINGHAM frontier.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 15.-It is reported
the Russian ambassador has informed the
porte that Russia is willing to take the ini-
tiative in proposing an early European
convention for the settlement of the
Egyptian question. The sultan perseveres
in his resolution to send a commissioner to
Cairo, and also claims the right of invest
ment of the hey of Tunis.
VIENNA, Nov. I5.CThe printers strike
is extending. Several newspapers are
again unable to appear to-day. The au-
thorities are trying to induce the strikers
to reduce their demands on the ground
that it is beyond the power of the owners
| of uousnanarc tn grant than
CA1Ro,N Nov. 15.-The porteIhas informed
the khedive that any convention made
with England must be first referred to the
sultan.
Lord Dufferin has approved the proposal
of Cherif Pasha to create a council of state
to be composed of leading notables having
legislative and and administrative rights.
LONDON. Nov. 15.-The steamer Egypt,
arriving at Brindisi, was put in quarantine
twenty-four hours on account of cholera at
ports in the Red sea.
BERLIN, Nov. 15.-The abolition of the
Russian legations at minor German courts
is due to representation by Bismarck that
Russia should nave an ambassador only at
the capitol of the German empire.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-PresiGent Grevy is much
better, and drove out to-day.
A duel was fought by Cornudet, deputy,
and Deligniere. a journalist. The latter
was wounded, bat not seriously.
France has reopened negotiations for a
treaty of with Holland.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The rumor of minis
terial changes is semi-officially denied.
Gladstone c~ontemplates retiring from the
chancellorship of the exchequer, but will
retain the premiership. All subsequent
reconstruction of the ministry is unsettled.
1t is reported that England, Portugal
and Belgium are prepared to object to the
French acquisition of territory on the
Congo river.
BERLIN, Nov. 15.-Offcers of the Prus-
sian parliament certain of election Thurs
day are President Vankeller, conservative,
First Vice President Won Heereman, ultra
montana, Second Vice President Won Ben
da, national liberal. No opposition to the
candidates.
Il Descendant of Washington in Pore'ty.
DIR. Lawrence A. Washington, said to be
a grand nephew Of Gen. Washington, has
just died in England. He left a widow and
family in necessitous circumstances, and
the Rev. Herbert Watson of Northampton,