The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-03

4 (Arabi) is only general in command OF
the Egyptian force, q provisional gov
eminent having been formed at Cairo
| with a national assembly of three hun
dred members.
Cartright, acting British consul gen.
erai, has issued circular TO foreign c0n
suls asking them TO send HIM the num-
her of subjects of their respective gov
ernments who are now ashore, in order
that he may calculate on the quantity
of water required.
Should any concessions be made to
Arab Pasha the feeling among the Brit
ish troops will be one of extreme disap-
poinlmcnt. Every officer and man is
keen TO be led against the enemy. Our
soldiers are accused by Greeks, Italians
and French of culpab1e weakness in not
shooting and flOgging much more than
they have done. We are warned that
Europe will view us with contempt for
showing so much mercy to Arabs, even
with the fact that fourteen men were
| fiogged this morning and rioters shot
this afternoon it seems nothing to AN
| angry foreign element.
Port Said is full of men-Of-war. No
| interruption 10 traffic on the canal, but
public feeling is one of indignation at
the conduct of De Lesseps in opposing
measures for the safety of Port Said and
the canal. He is believed to be in COM
municatiOn daily with Arab Pasha.
Europeans, including French subjects
not under De Lesseps' thumb, cOntem-
plate sending a communication To the
foreign office at Paris complaining of
his Intrigues.
ANNA PARNELI SICK
DUBLIN, July 2S-Anna Parnell is
dangerously i'll of brain fever brought
on by the news of the sudden death of
her sister Fanny. She does not recog
but slight hopes of her recovery.
Charles, her brother, is telegraphed for.
DE LESSEPs' DITCH.
PoRT SAID, July 2S.-DeLesseps. in
the belief that England aims at seizsng
the Suez canal, continues to oppose
every plan for assuring its safety. In an
interview with the governor, he said the
khedive was simply a prisoner in the
hands of the English, and England's sole
aim was to obtain supreme control of the
canal. Yesterday he telegraphed to
Arab Pasha. saying he had sent dis
patch to DeFreycint telling him that
the khedive and the agents of his power
were incorrectly Informed as to the gen
cral situation here; that the canal was
in no danger; that he had prevented
the landing of the French and British
forces, and that if the minister would
make him the representative of France
here he would insure the safety Of Euro
pean life and property and the security
of the canal. Arab replied he would do
all in his power to provide for the safety
of the canal so long as England respect
ed its neutrality.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
LONDON, July 2S.-A correspondent
at Alexandria says an important move
ment, in which the fleet will participate,
will probably take place Saturday.
THE CONFERENCE.
CoEsTAvTINoPLE, July 28.-At the sit
ting of the conference yesterday the
porte, while consenting TO send troops
to Egypt Immediately, expressed the
hope that England would Withdraw her
forces from that country.
ASKS LOAN.
The minister of finance to-day sum-
moned meeting of the officers of the
Galata bank and asked loan for the
purpose of defraying the cost of the
Turkish expedition of 1900 men, the
number to be increased if necessary
The bank was offered as guarantee a
lein on the receipts from next years
sheep tax.
The war office is making large prepar-
JAOOpc.
ARRIVED AT ROME.
ROME, July 2S.-The body of Marsh,
the American minister arrived at the
POntassleve railway station this morn
ing and was received by the mayor and
principal inhabitants. The United
States charge d'affairs thanked the
spectators for the touching reception of
the remains. The body was then eS-
corted to the Protestant cemetery by
procession composed as follows: Troop
of cavalry, the municipality, members
of the prefecture In carriages, funeral
car, members of the American legation,
the italian ministry. high functi0naries
of the various departments, representa-
Austria, Turkey, Spain and Japan, rep
resentatives of the court and another
troop of cavalry. There were five gar
lands of flowers on the coffin. The
coffin, covered by the American flag,
was deposited in the mortuary chapel al
the cemetery, pending the burial of the
remains in the cemetery in September.
There were no addresses. The widow
of Marsh will continue 10 reside in
Italy.
SLIGHTLY DETER.
BuBLIN, July 29-Anna Parnell is
slightly better this morning.
CANNOI FhOCEED Ehol4AND AlADNE.
CoNsTAETINoPLE, July 29.-The Sui
tan in replying 10 verbal representation
of DufTerin, The British ambassador re-
questing an issue of the proclamation
against Arab Pasha, stated such de-
mand can not be made by the English
alnne but should proceed from the con-
ference of powers in which case il would
receive due consideration.
INSTRUCTED NOT TO ATTEND ANY MORE
CONFERENCE MEETINGS
LONDON, July ga dispatcIl from
ConstaHtinOple 10 the Times says the
Russian charge de affairs has been or
dered by his government not to attend
any more meetings of the conference un-
til he has received detailed instructions.
DESTROYED THIS MORNING.
ALEXANDRIA, July 29.-The fort at
Gabari was destroyed this mOrning.
INSTRUCTIONS FROM BERLIN.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 29.-The Ger
man representative was Instructed FROM
Berlin tn recommend to the sultan To
issue n proclamation, declaring Arahi
Pasha n rebel as denounced by Eng
land. Mouhkar Pasha has made ar
rangement which will enable t:,e Porte
20 dispatch 10000 men TO Egypt in sue
cessivc deiachmenis.
WILL MAKE A REcoNNoIsANcE TO NOR
ALEXANDRIA, July 29.-Admiral Sey-
mour will recnnnOiter the Abouk IL forts
tomorrow. There appear doubts as 10
whether the bombardment will take
place because il is supposed the prison
ers held by the Egytians arc confined
therein. A large powder magazine Al
Nickherrom, from which il was said
Arab had recently taken stores, has
been blown up by the British
PROTECTION OF sUEz-
| PARIS, July 29.-The cabinet main
| tains its demand on the chambers for
credit for the protection OF the Suez
canal.
MARRIAGE IN HIG HILFE.
LONDON, July 81 The Duke of West
minister was married TO Lady Catherine
Cavendish today.
ALEXANDRIA, July 29.-OsmaR Pasha,
Rifki and twenty-six Circassian officers
implicated In the recent plot 20 assasss-
nate the Arab arrived to day from Con
staniin0pIe, having been summoned by
Telegraph by the khedive. and were re
ceived with great ceremony.
| In Favor Of ProhIbiiory LeEtAlataon.
| MILWAUKEE, July 2S-The RepubIi.
ean-Sentinei,s special from Madison
says: At a conference Of the Baptist
i clergy and iaSsIsen Of The MnRona Lake
4 assembly to-day il agreed that IL is the
duty of all religious people I'd advocate
rsohibiloFy legislation, and in casa the
old parties did moi put E1rWard men an
bued with thie idea, men who were
friendly 10 pEohibitOEy Legislation should
! be supported.