Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-07

Gently reported outbreak at Seoul, the capital
OF Corea. where the royal residence was at
tackled and the Inhabitants had TO escape. The
queen was murdered. but the kIug's lie was
saved by bis alacrity in leaving the place. The
proceedings are said 10 have been directed by
Fai-in Kun, relative of the kings. who has
always been violent opponent OF foreign
intsrcourse.. Seoul 10 In a state of anarchy.
japan has stationed troops and ships In the
vicinity OF the capital, and restoration must
be complete or war will ensue.
WHEN HE WILL FIGHT.
Dispatches say it is evident the
Egyptian army will make strong tight at
Kafr-el-Dwar, where, In case OF defeat, the
rebsls would have a chance TO escape into
Tripoli.
THE DISSATISFIED CoNsTABLRs.
A meeting was held in Limerick and
many Of the constatuIaiy deserted their posts
to attend 1t. The disaffecton has extended 10
the metropolitan police, 400 Of which held
nesting In Dublin and complained that they
were not compensated for extra time. While
the meeting was proceeding the chief commits
sioner appeared and ordered the chairman TO
quit the chair. The chairman refused The
commissioner threatened 10 make an example
of the chairman. The meeting dispersed
shortly after. At subsequent meeting the
men pledged to compensate the chairman for
any loss he might sustain. La advices say
tho authorities will inquire into the
metropolitan force, and the lag will |
probably cease.
THE THRONE UsJRPED.
The latest kilograms from Corea state |
that the uncls of the King mas seized the |
hr0n6.
VICTORY FOR THE ENGLISH.
On the 18th ultinio, the Arabs at
tackled the British prositlon at Kassasin, and
WERE repulssd with heavy loss The British
LOST l2O men, aud captured IL OF the enemy's
guns
PUNISHED FOR MUTNY.
Those afioat in the Alexandria har-
Dor recently witnessed an unusual sight. the
feel hauling OF three Arab sailors on board
he Egyptian frigate SCUBA for mntlny. They
we're first fioggsd and then tied to a rope and
hauled up to the port side yard-arm. They
we're then dropped into the sea, dragged under
he keel and hauled up to the starboard yard
rm. They were soon dead.
. ui ANOTHER WAR.
Dispatches from Constantinople and
Linens report an engagement between Turkish
nd drecian troops on the frontier. The imme-
late cause Of the trouble was the attempt of
he Greeks 70 take forcibe possession OF the :
isputed territory OF Karalik Deraend, on the
hess liam frontier, but they were repuIsed
nth heavy loss by the Turks under Ragheb
asha, while eight of the lattel's men were !
lied. Two other engagements are reported,
both OF which tho Greeks Were repulsed.
WANTS REST.
Arab asked for an eight days armis- t
CO. The request was denied by Gen. Wolseley, A
no offered one day. The wisdom of Gen. q
folseley's course Is seen when Arabs treach- II
y in fleeing from Alexandria while the flag v
truce was flying, is called to mind. 1t il un.
iicialIy reported the armistice is wanted as II
to a surrender. n
THE BOUNDARY LINZ TROUBLE.
An official dispatch from the frontier y
lDounces that the Turkish commander has :
'manded an armistice, which tue Greeks are :
illing to accept provided the Turkish troops
ithdraw from the points they have occupied. :. =
his tie Turks have refused to do. 1t Is re-
'rted bostilities have commenced. The gov =.
nment Is displaying increased activity in :,
Hilary preparations. Five hundred troops =
9 arriving on the frontier daily. ~,
ABIG STRIKE. -
The agitation among the Irish con-
abuary took serious turn in Dublin on the n
inst. meeting was held the previous III
ght, at which Capt. Talbot, chief superin. fr
ndent, was denounced, and those In attend w
co were the ones that were released from m
ryice-34 in all. A proclamation was widely
sted at the same time. declaring that
D services OF special constables were b,
cessary and calling upon all loyal OF
bjects to come forward and under IA
Se the duty. 1t also justified the dismissals. r,
-eat indignation was caused bv the action IA
me OF the men on duty tearing their batess b,
I'm their coats and declaring they would not m
service until the brethren were reinstated. nc
general strike among all the police ensued,
d great excitemeot prevailed. Soldiers took fo
J place OF the strikers. mob Assem- BLEED at
O'Clock, assailed tram car and broke the an
ndows OF the police station on College street. on
'hort time afterward the mob In Bruins wick a..
eet threw stones at the troops and one man
8 wounded. A magistrate read the riot act
WHAT TURKEY WILL DO. o.,
The Porte has resolved to surrender e.,
disputed points on the frontier on condition sst
It's being declared neutral territory. oh
. troops charged and the mob fed II IL nm
orted most OF the ex-polcemen will make WIS
erica their future home. ella
EXCITED DUBLIN. pu
Affairs in Dublin remained in a me
bred condition throughout the I'd Instant pie
The evening the military charged on a mob
the OConneII statue, and cleared
spot There was much stone throwing Dif
several persons We're wounded. A set. Set
negt OF tina difficulty was thought to have ern
a reached, however. the men who resigned To-
Ing sent y memorial to the castle express N.
deep regrst at their action and asking G..
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