Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-06-22
THE OLD WORLD.
The KhGdiVG Charged with the Author.
ship Of the Alexandria Massacre.
The Changing Politics or Spain-In-
former Carey Must Goa Dead
Quccn-Gcncral Events.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches to 'rnS Bgg.
GOING FOR TIE kMFpINE.

Churchill, III written communication to
Gladstone, stated he would hand over to
the latter an historical memorandum
proving the khedive's completely in the
massacre at Alexandria, if the prime
minister would promise full inquiry
Gladstone replied that i'll any step the
government might take, the possession
of the khedive as ruler of Egypt
would be duly regarded. Churchill in
second communication states he will for
ward to Gladstone an indictment of the
khedive on the charge of being the real
author of the massacrcs, and that he
Lord Randolph) will be prepared to CO.
operate to the utmost extent of his re-
sources in bringing up such witnesses as
may be necessary to prove the truth of
his statements in this particular.
A SENATOR IN THE COMMONS.
United States Senator Jones, of Flor.
ida, was in the commons yesterday, and
communicated with several Irish mem
bers. Senator Jones, next week, will at
tend a banquet to be given 10y the mayor
of Dublin.
DEAD QUEEN.
At cabinet council in Paris to-day it
was positively stated the queen of Mad
gascar has been dead six months and that
the military party had concealed the fact.
CRISIS IN SPAIN.
Rumors of ministerial crisis are cur
rent in Madrid. Senior Giron, minister
of justice, is weary of the repeated at
tacks of the press and opposition and de-
-, he, atEn
lieved Senior Sagasta, prime minister, will
do his utmost to avoid u modification of
the ministry until autumn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The empress of Germany telcgraphed
Queen Victoria, expressing deep sympa-
thy with the sufferers by the disaster at
the childrens' entertainment in Sunder-
land Saturday.
The steamer Nevada, from Queens.
town for New York, has 67l Momons,
500 Scandinavians, the remainder Brit.
ish. The government announces its i'll
tention to abandon the criminal proceed
ure bill the present session.
The British North Borneo company of
fcially deny that the staff of the compa
ny were massacred by the natives O
Borneo.
CAREY MUST co.
DUBLIN, June 21.-The Irish Times
says the government gave James Carey
the informer, the option of proceeding t.
one of the British colonies or being re
leased and allowed to remain in Dublin
without police protection.
FLOODS.
BERLIN, June 21.-The floods il
Silesia are attended by water srouts. !
iats. ,..is,c ,r inc Sbwn 81 l,i,stlUerg' i
submerged and houses in the adjacen
villages flooded A railway nea
Salzbrunn is washed away. A number {
cattle have perished. Dispatches fror
Brestan state that during the last 2
; hours the rise of the river Meisse at tn
town of that name has been mos
alarming, the water havin
reached the highest mark since 1929. A
Evangelical school and church, two ban
racks and part of the port Office are sub
=, merged. Disastrous floods are also IT
ported i'll BOHEMIA and Moraina. TIL
Danube is expected to overflow its bank
shortly, as the River Seine and mountai
streams are rising rapidly. The quay a
, Linz is flooded.
THE TURF.
LONDON, June 21.-The racing a
Stockbridge began to-day. The race fo
the Stockbridge cup, value 200 sovei
eigns, was won by p Lorrillards Ire
. quois. Prince Saltykoffs Scobell SECOND
Sir G.. Chetmynd's Magician third. Onl.
: three ran. Betting at start was b to q o
Iroquois; . to against Magician. Ire
> quos won by three lengths.
:, The BEAUFORT handicap race, 90
y sovereigns added to sweep stakes of l
= sovereigns, was won by f. c. Godfrey
: Seahorse, p. Lorillard's Sachem SECOND
= De Seymore's Parians third. Eigl
>, starters.
The race for the Johnstone plate hand
= cap, 100 guineas, was won by r. Lorl
V lard's Aranza, j. A. Cravens The Duk
: second, f. Harding's Wellington thirt
Ten starters
!, Iroquois was ridden by Cannon, Scob'
u by Rossiter and Magician by Archer
a SALARY GRAB DEFEATED.
!, CHRIsTIANA, June 2l.-The storthin
e rejected by vote of 80 to 81 the propos'
to increase the allowance of the Crow
Prince $4,000 kroner. The reason give
by the opponents is the unsatisfactor
political situation.
y THE ASSASSINATION SOCIETY.
+ DUBLIN, June 2l.-The inquiry no
e in progress at Mulligan i'll connectio
9 with the murder of Mrs. Smythe, Apr
n 22d, informers testified that IL
}, assassination society had been star
II ed by Michael and John Faga
II with the object of removing tenan
q and bad landlords. Among those name
N by the society for removal were two geI
ct tlemen named Smythe, living in Coun
Longford, and two of the prisoners we
deputed to execute the sentence III
eight prisoners, charged with compiler
in the murder of Mrs. Smythe, we
IL present at a meeting held in Mare
r 1889, outside of the house Of the moth
eS of the Fagans.
a. A CONFIDENCE SHARP.
u; BRUSSELS, June 20.-The trial is pr
IL ceeding at Marche en Famine of Bolan
u a French adventurer, who, by pretendi
w to know Victor Hugo, Gambetta al
other prominent men, obtained GOO,O
francs from local bank and fled
France, but was extradted on hedema
Of the Belgium authorities.
''S the proceedings yesterday the prison
~ declared that Gambetta paid INN lar
" amount for procuring important Germ
y papers concerning Bismarck. He a
g. said that the money he was accused
~ embezzling really had been paid him
" bribe members Of the French cham Der
" deputies.
Whiskey On Fire.