The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-16
AUS EEGIA DELUGED.
oFoat s1aaasage Feared-No Rznpreve4
aa2eEas "a sHse French Situation
Esoetl aa,s Fire Im England.

| IAES, otE. 2e.-A large number OF ar
rests continue 10 be made at Lyons. M.
Jules Ferry is consulting with the authori-
ties for the purpose Of devising means
whereby order can be maintained. Menac-
| ing letters have been sent to the projects
OF nuatoer oi departments. Delegates
from six ot tie Lyons ACCOMPLISHMENTS
have Issued al. united appeal to all Re-
publieans 10 league themselves together at
once and put an end to the anarchist
movement. The delegates, in their ap-
peals, also support and demand that the
Chamber Of Deputies promptly pass a law
dealing with and restricting the move
meuts Of returned political eonvicts.
The Socialists OF The city held meeting
here last evening, at which Louise Michel
and others Violently denounced the gov
ernments Of France and Italy for expell-
ing the turbulent and dangerous Italian
Socialists at Lyons Oh Saturday.
The scare over the outbreak and the fear
Of further violence continues to increase.
Letters making threats against commercial
firms are daily received, and add to the
general sense Of insecurity.
The cabinet makers held a meeting to-
| day to discuss the decision Of the syndicate
chamber Of master cabinet makers, which
yesterday decided on lockout if the
WoIkmen continued to intertlict their
workshops and 10 treat with them through
an executive commission. To-day's meet
ing decided to divide the question and DE-
tcrmine these two FONTS. In an editorial
upon the subject to-day, the Republique
| Francois beseeGhes the master workmen
spirit and not to commences strike involy-
ing 20 900 men, which would be like de-
claring civil war, while foreigners in arms
were invading the country. It reminds
them that both Relgianand German ma
nufacturers are ready to support them in
their business.
LToSs, Oct, 25.-A person engaged in
the cIandcstine manufacture Of dynamite
was arrested here,
/ FRESH FLOODS IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Oct. 2S.-Trafic on the Bet
gen & Meran railway and on the Botzen,
Trent & LAWS road is suspended, both
lines between 2reis and Brenner being I'M
passablc. All streams in the Brixen dis
trict are alarnin@iY increasing in volume.
News comes from various villages where
dykes are giving away. Fears are enter
tanned tEia5 Il catastrophe more terrible
than tIlat which lately visited Tyrol is i'm
pending, i telegram from klagenfurt
reports iEcgegse0 ,ain and disastrous floods
in Corinthia, The Drave is rising and
seriously inundating the valleys of its tri-
butare3. tljGo MorIl jail commissioners,
who are engaged in in4uiring the damage
done by the last fl GODS, are imprisoned by
the present floods at l<irchbach.
DIPLOMATIC MATTERS.
BERLIN, Oct. 2e.-The visit Of General
IgnatieIf to Paris, reueWs the uneasy feel
ing in government circles, as it is believed
that he has been commissioned by the Czar
to conclude I'D understanding between
France and Russia
The German government is endeavor-
ing to arrange an amicable understanding
between England on the one side and the
Porte and France on the other, in regard
to Egyptian affairs, IN which it is propos-
ed than France shall renounce her claim
OF q right to interfere in Egyptian affairs
! and in return for such remuneration
France is to be compensated by the an
. nexation Of IuLis
THE PALMER MASSACRE.
CAIRO, Oct. 2S.--Prof. Palmer's party
was attacked by Hedouins at midnight on
the 10th OF August. After the two parties
had exchanged several shots, the Bedouils
overpowerctl the English, taking every
thing found il their baggage, took the
clothes from the bodies Of their victims
and destroyed Ill traces Of their work.
FI.oonS AND FIRES IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct, 26.-The floods along the
Thames are very serious. Windsor is in
/ undated and The water is still rising.
disastrous fire has occurred at Mar,
garfen. The assembly rooms, the vicar
age and a whole side Of Cecil square hat
been burned. Loss 100000.
Egyptian Notes.