Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-12

FOREIGN.
VETERANS TO BIZ HoNoRKD.

VETERANS TO BIN HoNoRKD.
1t has been decided to bring num-
bel. of non-commissioned officers Of India re-
gimsnts from Egypt TO England 30 that the
queen may present them with war medals.
DILLoE's RESIGNATION.
Archbishop Croke writes the Free
mans Journal that he Is authorized TO state
that Dillon will not press his resignation Of
his scat In parliament just now but will con-
tinue TO represent Tipperary until bis con-
stituency had ample time to select his success
sor In the event Of the continuance OF his ILL
ness. In order to show his accord with
Paruell, Mr.. Dillon will attend the conference
Of Parnelitss on the 18th.
BRITISH 0FFICKRs BAEQUKrKD.
The Khedive gave banquet to the
officers to the British army at Cairo the other
evening.
TRIALS on THE REBELS.
Two courts will be constituted to
try Arab Pasha and other rebel leaders. One
court of the first instance and the other a
special tribunal to deliver Judgment.
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION AGAIN.
The Grecian government in anticipa-
ton Of possible renewal of complications with
Turkey In regard to the frontier ordered the
Greek troops on the Thsssalian borders rein
forced.
BKRLNG AMONG THE MIDDLE AND LowKR
CLASSES.
The lower classes fail to realize the
dafoat NJ A hi pauha apd tha national cauaa
Amongst the commercial section and middle
class better feeling prevails. In influential
native circles 1t Is not expected that respect
or the khedivs be restored.
NEEDED TAXES.
Baker Fasha thinks the European
inhabitants, who now contribute nothing to
municipal taxes, should pay share Of the 10
Cal taxes
GEN. wOLsELRY.
Gen. Wolseley will probably arrive
in London on the 2Sd inst.
The khedive will decorate the colonel
and three other officers of Q tth British regi-
ment that aided In supprsssi on Of the rebel.
lion.
WEAPONS FOUND
The knives with which Cavendish
and Burke were killed In Phoenix park have
been found In Dublin. The police pretend
hope that the murderers may yet be captured
HoNoRINa THE ooNoUERISG HEROES.
The corporation of London will pres.
ent AN address Of congratulation TO Gen
wolseley and the freedom Of the city and a
sword Of honor to Admiral Seymour. Gen
wolseley has already received the freedom OF
tae city.
pR LKssEPs NTKRCKDEs FOR ARIBL.
De Lesseps has telegraphed the pres.
ident of the court martial by which Arab
Pasha is TO be tried, testif, ing that during the
war Arab exerted himself TO maintain neu
trality Of the Suez canal aud that he protected
the lives and interests of several Europeans.
BRIEFS FROM EGYPT.
The importation of coal and petro-
leum into Egypt will be resumed, by permits.
sion Of the khedive Arab Pasha cannot gel
counsel to defend him. The native lawyers
are afraid to plead his cause, lest they lose
their other clients. Throughout Egypt grave
anxiety lie felt about the form of government
to be adopted, and widely divergent views are
entertained by different parties. Some favor
an autocrstic system and others advocate the
retention and development Of the plan es-
tablishsd under the first constitution.
THE LAND LEAGUE FUND CLOSED.
A great sensation was caused at
Dublin by the closing of the land league fund
Many persons demand an explanation Of how
the money has been spent.
ALL QUIET ON THE NILE.
The Egyptian minister Of the interior
declaresl that complete tranquility prevails
throughout Egypt and that public security Ia
assured.