Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-12
CABLE CACKLE.
THE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
OF ARABI PASTA.
Charges that He Has Been Grossly Insulted
England and the Suez Canal-The Span

thus far all tend to support Arab Pasha's
assertion, that the outrages perpetrated
during the rebellion was committed
against his will. One of the chief eunuchs
of the palace entered the cell of Abdul
CATER, a political prisoner, reused him
from sleep, spat in his face, and inflicted
other iniquities upon him. The eunuch
proceeded to Arab Pasha's cell and acted
in similar manner, but with greater vio-
lence. Several officers of the palace are
accused of completely in these.
Correspondents accompanying the Brit
ish army in the Egyptian campaign will
receive the decoration of the order of Med
jidich.
Sir Charles Wilson is satisfied with the
impartiality of the judges appointed to
try the rebel leaders. According to advic-
es from the interior, the British occupation
produced little or no impression
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE official liquidation
of the Union Generate has taken legal pro-
ceedings to have the last augmentation of
capital of Union declared void, and to
have the managers, auditors and directors
made responsible for a deficiency of 90
100000 francs.
MADRID, Oct.11.-A satisfactory compro-
mise on the question of reform of the con-
stitution is being arranged. Official mott
fcation Of the formation of new party
| and the statements of its political views
will be published during the week. No
manifests will be issued, the leaders reserv-
| ing a complete explanation of party's pro-
gramme until the reassembling of the
cortes. The ministerial press continues
vigorously to oppose the establishment
of the constitution Of 1859.
| LONDON, Oct. l1.-At Newmarket the
Bedford stakes for two-year-olds was won
by Lorillard's Touch-me-not, Redgold Sec
ond, Speculum third.
The Middle Park plate was won by Mac
heath, Highland Chief second, Chisholm
third.
TUNIs, Oct. l1.-Strong reinforcements
have been sent to southern Tunis with the
object of carrying on operations on a
large scale against the insurgents during
cold weather.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. ia native paper
states that the strength of the Egyptian
army will be 10000 infantry cavalary
and artillery. Officers and soldiers suspected
of participation in the revolt will not be
admitted. The officers will all be Turks OF
Circassians.
LONDON, Oct. ia Paris dispatch says:
Prince Bismark in recent interview with a
politician said he believed England intend
ed to secure majority of the shares Of
the Suez Canal company so as to GUST M
De Lesseps. She could do this by simply
passing law empowering trustees to in
vest trust moneys in the canal shares.
The Times considers these suppositions to
be unfounded, and believed that NJ
De Lesseps is more reasonable than
might appear from his proceedings during
the war. Il those Objectionable proceed
ings, it says, should be reviewed at a critical
time, England might be driven to adopt
stringent measures to safeguard her inter
ests. Whether, it adds, the project of a
second canal be practicable or not, the
limits of the existing company's rights
should be defined, and the application of
them brought within the Jurisdiction of
some Independent and competent tribunal.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-THE Correspondence
states that at meeting of old Carlists yes
terday it was decided, in consequence OF
Don Carlos course of life, that his SON.
Prince James, should be proclaimed the
head Of the Spanish Legitimists' party.
DUBLIN, Oct. 11.-At the forthcoming
conference here the question of direct rep.
resentation of Irish laborers will be
brought forward by prominent labor ad-
vocate, and Parnell will be asked for def
mite statement on the subject.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Justin Mccarthy,
speaking at a meeting at PecAham, Lon
don, tonight, inaugurating a land and la
Dor league, denied the breaking up of the
Irish party in parliament.