The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-25
FOREIGN.
A CLEVER CoNaprpAcy

LONDON, Nov, A.--The arrest, yester.
DAY, OF the socialist Wolf and the capture
OF TWO Internal machines, was the result Of
. conspiracy on the part OF Woln and 0
Frenchman named Bolderane to Obtain Q
reward expected to be paid an informer.
The Frenchmsn had undertaken that role.
Investigation shows that the conspirators
had relations with the police and had
made all the arrangements thought necessary
to prove socialist plot to destroy the Ger.
man Embassy, the ambassador and attach
es, was gu the eve Of accomplishment.
LONDON, Nov. N.-The anti-Mormon
movement Is beginning to take definite
shape In England. The success which has
attended the efforts Of the Norman mission.
aries, particularly In the manufacturing
districts, has led to strong feeling Of op.
position, and an organized movement on
large scale has been set on foot to offset the
obvious influence of the polygamists.
Many meetings have been held particularly
in the north Of England, and petition TO
the Crown, praying for protection
against the evils resultant from polygamy,
has been fro ely circulated and literally
Endorsed. A committee to-day presented
this memorial to Mr. Gladstone, ard
solicited bis official influence towards
abating the evil complained Of. Mr.. Glad.
stone received the deputation with q great
deal of courtesy, and said he fully ap.
preclated the importance Of mitigating, 10
some way, the growing tendency to embrace
belief SO foreign to the ordinary English
mind. He thought, however, that methods
other skthan those which might
be obtained from legis lation
should be sought. Mormonism
prospered principally among the poorer
classes, and it was generally some hope Of
material benefit which induced people 10
fall into the arms of the Utah missionaries.
An improvement In the condition Of the
working classes would, In his opinion, do
more towards multiplying the influences Of
Mormonism than any legislation which hla
government could devise. In conclusion,
Mr.. Gladstone said that he extremely re.
GREETED that, under the circumstances, he
could not interfere. The missiona ries,
as tar as he knew, resorted 70
no illegal devices to obtain proseytes,
ptoPic, pai' iCuiaily VIC youuk WVmou WuS
followed them, did so willingly.
HOW THE WAR NEWS SPREAD.
Late kilograms from Egypt indicate thai
the news Of Fl Mahdi's great victory has
spread throughout the whole OF Asia with
astounding rapidity. Preparations for %
Immediate rising are already completed on
the part of the Mosem population In Ars
bia. A signal of assent from Mecca, I'll
sacred city, indicating its acceptance ,
the claims put forth by (.
false prophet, is all that is now neces
sary to cause the Inauguration Of holy
war. At Constantinople 1t has been known
for some time that the strength Of the new
movement was greatly under. estimated,
and well formulated rum0rs of disaster t.
Hicks Pasha's army have been current there
for more than week. Information from
Ceylon, where Arab Pasha is informed,
indicates that the strength and ambition Of
| El Mahdi have been we'll understood by hin
for some time past. Arab Pasha long agt
predicted the success OF bis arms, and ever
went so far as to say that he would not be
| surprised to see him knocking at the gatei
of Cairo before his career can be checked.