The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-07-05
PonEIGN INrELrIcENO..

The German Government is. trying to keep
American meat out Of the country,
THE Sultan is going to issne irman grant
ing Jewish refugees from Russia fertile tracts
ofland in Syria and Mesopotamia-
THE earthquake felt in the Rhine Valley,
Germany, on the 25th ult., extended to the
north of Sweden.
THE Paris Journal Des Debats says: ''Great
Britain is right in desiring to acs alone in
Egypt. We firmly believe France will afford
her no assistance. The control of the Suez
Canal belongs by rights to England and will
belong to her de facto. It is for her ques-
ton Of life or death.''
A PARIS dispatch says: ''De Lesseps declares
incorrect the report that plans of the Panama
Canal had been submitted to the French Gov
ernment."
LORD SALISBURY officially states that no
obligations exist from the late Government to
act with France in the Egyptian question, and
that England has not receded the demand for
Arabi's removal.
THE ambassadors at Constantinople are at
tempting to convince the Porte that the
powers desire to cooperate with Turkey, and
are determined to act alone in case he refuses.
LORD CLANICARDI was not murdered, as at
first reported, but his agent (Blake) and his
steward (Keen) were killed The murders oc-
Cured half mile from Loehrea- The shots
were fired through large holes in the wall.
The wife OF Blake was on the car on which the
murdered men were riding. No arrests.
A CABLE from General Palmer, President
of the Mexican National Railway Company,
now in London, announces his successful ne
gotiations of SIC, 900, 600 bonds of that COM
pany, which will complete the entire main line
from Laredo to the City of Mexico.
A CONSTABLE named Beatty was shot dead
in Kings County, Ireland, on the 30th ult.
Phillips, a large land owner of County Sligo,
was fired at while sitting in his home but not
| injured.
UNITED STATES MINISTER TAFT presented
his credentials to the Emperor at Vienna on
| the 30th ult.
THE clause of the Repression bill relating to
the compensation for murder or manning
passed the House Of Commons on the 30th ult.
THE Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Ital-
ian Senate on the 90th ult. reviewed the situa-
ton in Egypt. He said the aim of Italy was
to prevent the preponderance of ano her pow
er from lighting the torch of discord in Eu-
rope.
THE London Times of the 1st, commenting
on the execution of Guiteau, considers his be-
havior until the last shred of hope had dis
| appeared, consistent. 1t says: HE was not
so overcome at the prospect of certain death
as to forget his theatrical airs. He was not
ashamed to declare that he died Christian
and patriot. Guiteau's place in the dark cal
endar will be by the side of FELTON, and Ra-
vaillac."
ARABI PAsHA addressed the troops at the
arsenal at Alexandria on the so h ult. He said
that invasion had often been threatened by
Europe, but had come to nothing. Their eyes
were opened now, and it was not of England
alone they were going to be afraid The on
lockers say the tone of the army was hardly re-
assuring to Arabi Pasha. Arab Pasha says he
would obey the order to go to Constantinople
| IL one should come when he knew a reason for
it. Arab denies that any explosives had been
laid in the canal. Dervish Pasha's proclama-
tion dwells upon the obedience due the Sui an,
and urges the people to attend to their busi-
ness, and concludes by saving that public
security will not any farther be disturbed
The proclamation is printed in Arabic.