The daily gazette., 1882-11-20
FOURTH FOURTH! EDITION
THE FOREIGN TRoI-RJTS
Land League Funds-EngIaDd
and Egypt. N'0
r'- - &C.,
UNEASY FRENCH ROYAL IS7C
fohEIGs NEWS TODAY

Natiety OF significant Renor,.
Eastern Complleations--Tha v" incl
regards Ensland--HtebonIon In r,', ,"'-
LONDON, Nov. 20.-The lurr,,l 'y''
ture OF NJ. Giera from 81 Pc,ar'I Pl 'epar-
mis- visit to Prince Bismarck Il rn,',' Wy an'l|
sn,Ioans. Az man, me statement is published y
nas ,neI he "lll, on the conclusion or w.
VIZ W 'aflill' proceed to vienna aud c1,.s
MIN the AuAtrian Minister Of Foreign Cal. tgas
WIN view to forming an alliance Ininia1 ,irG
70 England's eastern policy and Is r"',,rS ',.r,Ia
as Ioreshadowing an early interIcrcuce.IGn,tM
Egyptlan question by some Of the rar.N4 'r W
VINO have hitherto been silent yltnsa'oo 49,
Inc British occupation OF the south vSa shos. n
the Mediterranean. '"'ie y
N. eEiRs' MovEMrNrn
BERLIN, Nov. 20.-M. GIers Tho p,..,.
minister OF foreign of!airs. after 'NSsh ~
stay AZ Dantzic has gone to Varzin for M
PurPose OF eohierrlng with Prince Blsman,lJ
alter winch he will proceed TO Vienna .,
confer WIN Count Kalnoky. 1t is bclieya1
That NJ, Giers Is attempting to form roald
ton IN opposition to the English Eas,srl
policy and especially IN reference IN thI
Egyptian question.
ROME, Nov. 20.-The Pope has ndlro..sj1
letters to several European ,oyrreicn1
urging them TO unite In dc,ense
conservative principles against radc,lis1 4
and the menace Of religion and society
VIENNA, Nov. 20.-It is reported tbo, III
Russian Consul Phlleppoplis has ordenl
koumiin officials 10 refuse obedience h
Aleko Pasha, the Governor Gencrel TIL
situation Is critical aud an insurrectlon
| imminent.
SIGNIFICANT PRoposAL.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-Lord Lyons. BrItij
Ambassador TO Paris, made definite nrl
| posai To the French Minister Of Forril
| Affairs, NJ. Duclere, for the abolition OF n
joint control In Egypt, France obtaining N
right TO appoint the First President of n
mixed commission to succeed the prpsea
control. NJ. Duclere reserves bis repI|
The magnetic storm is decreasing in pogc1
but che aurora borealis continues visible
London.
| EARL UAHRowBY DEAD.
LONDON, Nov. 90.-The Earl oY Harrow
is dead.
| lHE AloIhALlAN EXHIBITION
LONDON, Nov. 20--The opering of n
international exhibition IN Adelaide Al
tralia, in 1886, is officially arnounc.i.
THE LAND LEAGuE FUNDS.
LONDON, Nov. 90.-Lady Florence D5
writes that II the Land League does not Il
tribute the surplus fund OF e32 900 stert
for the relief Of the distressed in lrelal
they viii be guilty of mlsappropriatlon q
responsible for hundreds OF deaths.
THREATENING GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-John Sanders, BY
cupatlon waiter, was brought up in 4
police court to-day, charged with sending
threatening letter to the Hon. W. L. al
stone and was rcmaRded for trial. liz
believed 10 be insane.
THE SOCIALISTS AGITATION,
PARIS, Nov. 20.-1he Socialist press
presses Indignation at the continued arn
at Lyonp, and says that the condition
affairs under the Republic is worse thai!
could be under an Empire. The eubiecV
the disorders and arrests at Lyons will s
be brought before the Chambers OF DupuH
when decisive action will be taken.
kO1ALlSIS ~ LfhlSL'
PARIS, Nov. 20.-The ToltGirc newspaN
publishes a sensational article IN vi
IL is alleged that the Royalists inu
rising, and have the assurance OF the 90
Chambord's support In their movement.
TROUBLE IN RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 2O.-Ihe siuda
at the Universities at st. Petersburg
kazan, owing to harsh official reguianf
adopted by the faculties, have made hesH
demonstrations. The University at kaa
has been closed In consequence.
CONFERENCE CLOSED.
PEsTH, Nov. 20.-The conference
tween the Austrian and Hungarian dele
tions has closed. The president Of the
ference, in closing the proceedings
llvcred a speech In which he expressed
conviction that the capacity Of the couli
for self defense had been greatly lnefcd
by the organization OF the army.
A MURDER THAT EXclTGs ATTENTION
PEsTH, Nov. 20.-Thc alleged murle9
a Christian girl by Jews, at liszacsiaf,
tinues to excite attention. The apr.eaq
of the public prosecutor for an ordt
dlsinter the body of the girl with neT
examining into the cause Of her death +
been granted by the Crown.
THE PoRTE pIsREGARDs ENGLAND
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 2O.-lhe ~
has decided to send commissioner 10 Y
In spite Of the opposition OF England
EGYPT BECOMING REDELlLors,
CAIRO, Nov. 2o.--The Egyptian Goya
ment has discontinued the proeeediI
against Arab, pending tie assurance oi
English government not to interfere y
whatever verdict the court may give,
Ministry prefer to abandon the trial Il Dl| u.
stone insists upon revising the sehle,l
Six hundred native troops, encaullftl
Benha, threaten muting If they are Sees ~
soudan, under belief that they are .,,"s W
sent to Khartown IN order to be dee''H'l
for their share In the late rebellion.