Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-23

FOREIGN.
TO BIZ RECALLED.

10 BIN RECALLED.
The car probably will recall his con-
sui general at Phillppopolis, who recently
created such scandal by his interference In
local politics.
A STEAMSHIP FouNDERED.
The steamship Angelica, plying be-
tween Gifia and Hull. has foundered 10 the
North Sea and 40 persons drowned.
HANDSOME PRESENT FOR KING WILLIAM.
The German people will present the
Grown Prince Frederick William and his con.
sort Victoria, at their approaching silver we'd
ding, January 25, with complete set for din
ing room, together with furniture for the
table and accessories. The whole present
will cost about half a million marks.
MYSTIC soLEMNITIEs IN TgRKxY.
A Constantinople dispatch ofthe 14th
says: The Sultan had a ievee to celebrate the
thirteen hundredth year of tho Mohammedan
calendar, which. according to the predictions
Of sooth-sayers, will give the werld new
Prophet OF Islam. A new revelation was
made public by the astrologers. 1t assures
the Sultan that he himself is the Mabdi, or new
prophet, OF Islam. The celebration Of the
mystic solemnities Ia 30 universal that business
lie at stands I'LL and the streets are given up
to professions and religious festivities.
TIDINGs FROM THE MISSING BOAT.
News has been received in London
that the crew OF the missing boat from the
steamship Weetphalia landed in New Haven
and that ths steamer with which the West
phalia collided, sank with all on board.
CRISIS.
The situation in Constantinople in
regard to ministerial affairs is becoming acute.
Said Pasha has been eudeavoring to strengthen
his own position, and is supported BY 0sman
Bey, the first favorits Of the sultan.
DOES NOT DARE.
Lord Granville, secretary of state
for the foreign department informed Musa-
rus fasha that England opposes, thoroughly
and radically, the idea of Turkish commis-
sioner going to Cairo. II Is believed In ETHICAL
circles that Turkey will not insist spon send
lug her representative.
Oh ADSToNE's CONTEMPLATED RESIGNATION.
The rulnor of ministerial changes,
before the House OF Commons, lie officially
denied. Gladstone contemplates resignation
Of the exchequer, bat will retain the premier.
ship. The subsequent reconstruction OF the
ministry is still unsettled.
ARAB CHARGED WITH INoENDIARIsM.
Arabl Pasha is charged by two OF
his subordlnates with having formed the plan
for the burning OF Alexandria. The complaint
also made that be planned for the assassin
alton Of the khedive.
CREWS ILLNESS.
Great excitement prevails in official
circles 10 France, caused by the sudden illness
OF President Grevy. He mas bad two attacks
of rush OF blood to the brain, each being apo.
pletlh in its character. His resignation has
been discussed by certain official papers, and
may DO hasteled by his illness.
HEAVY DEFICIENCY.
The deficit of Egypt in the current
financial year Is estimated at fl20, 900 against
an expected surplus of f2s2,000. The deficit,
together with the cost of Euglish occupation
end Alexandria indenhities, will constitute a
heavy charge upon the future revenues of the
country.
NORTHCorR LII
Sir Stafford Northcote's health is in
precarous condition, and a change of air IL
absolutely necessary. He is of for the Medit-
erraDean.
SENTENCED.
DR.. Ganz, who represented American
socialists at the Hague congress OF socialists
1881, has been sentenced to two years impris-
onment by the court at Rotterdam for obtain.
ng goods by fraudulent advertisements.
DUFFEBIN's IDEA.
Lord Dufferin has opened negotia-
tons at Cairo, the leading point In which Il
the convention and term OF English occupa'
tion of Egypt, which it is reported proposes to
be three years, The European powers areno'
10 be consulted in the convention, but refer
euce Is made 10 the sultan otter its conclusion
and informal recognition Of his rights ASIA
suzerain.
GRANT PROPOSED.
In the House of Commons, recently,
Gladstone in.imated that the government
proposed grant OF money "a the naval and
military forcee who participated in the Egyp.
tan campaign.
TO Blk TREATED ALIKE.
The same mode Of procedure will be
adopted in The trial Of Arab Pashs and the
other rebel chiers. All questions at issue be-
tween the pr Dsecution and defense have been
arranged. The examination Of witnesses will
De commenced by Broadley, one OF Arabs
counsel.
CREWS CONDITION CRITICAL.
Despite all contradictions, President
CREWS health is in very critical condition
and political circles are discussing his sue
cessor. Gambetts, Gen, ChaDzy and Bressen
are mentioned In connection there with. Bres'
son 10 the favorite of moderates.
A CANADIAN OIL BOON.
Oil Springs people are offeriug the
Canada Southern railway the right Of way,
station grounds anu other inducements as an
incentive TO build branch from OIL City to
that point distance two and hall miles, and
should the boom in oil continue 1t is probable
the wish will be granted.
RAILWAY shAsH-uP.
A smash-up occurred on the Canada
Southern railroad half mile east OF ST. Thomas
whereby considerable damage was done, sew
eral cara laden with canned fruit being smash
I'd and the engine badly demolished. The
wrecks took fre and one Car was burned. II
was caused by an open switch. Nobody hurt.