The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-07-06

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cloth ana tore 4 e tat!ors viii Ms teeth: Tho
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home and abroad Evcrs esnSiS"se Who wishes
tho support Of this committee and Of the voters
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Just been made public. FROM these U appears
that the growing disinc!Ination on tho p!rt Of
rssas agGsssc
aclns ne empires military strength; -Four.
sSe d wa
Tor attempting to emiarse Tor the he purpose cot Of
syoidiag required %ilitsry service; Cases
but Worse ssll the nu%Ssr 81 men from s whom
q rsseryIce e due. aud who. during the yssr
hs reSed T. for nS
enroll themselves. amounted TO los. 251. The
ssDa q hsss sss rSs and
II is said that the. Emperor 6 greatly onragcd
H. Is insilned to atrbS,s Il mainly 70 tha neg:
ligence OF the officials whom no has intrusted
thorough md spesdy reorganization Of the
impcrisi military stan vii be q ,S once I'M made
mans as have SsI formed Rich and powerful syndi:
German settlements in New Guinea, Tho syn-
| dictate IL said to BIS composed entirely OF Der.
to be already in hand The operations Of this
| Prince Bismurck's recent announcement that
the Government meant To encourage German
lection to German subjects wherever they
might decide to locate tholr interests.
ssr Il Ps Ths se nsw h" s %n
ieryiew with Premier Ferry and snid he, Ss h ,s
|
@ Sbisaio Ms eerS % e
ceiyed the communication OF Li-iong-pao
With fhlinf @ but ths Wh ,Sa
Lnng-son battle did ., show Q oreach Of tho
audience Ivy rising from his seat. The French
prs~S WAS paS With cut he
will arrive ut Mnrseilles tomorrow with tho
| original treaty which he signed with III Hung
| Chang. W" must await his arrival and a for
mpl view Of TINT treaty. In tho mean time. We
trencherouslv violated. In accordance with q
| pr,,arrangcd plan. We are. thGre fOre. prepared
toact vigorously to avcnGe the outraged honor
The Austrian naval authorities are taking a
hint from tho long-estabiished policy OF Eng.
land. and are prcparing q scheme for subsi.
dizinR all merchant steamers which nro SO
constructed M to be convertible into armed
cruisers in time Of war.
Despatche-. from 81. Paul do Loandn. on the
Wrss c1nst 81 ArrlcM mention n, reIG"ras, to ths
England. The coininnndsrs Of Portuguese w;.l
vearols have rscendpd the Como. and M nulint
the treaties TINT Stanley concluded With the
natives. which granted to tho African Intarna'
That Ind boen declared to he neutral
vienna. July 5.-There was collision In
this city to-day Mt IN electoral meeting, be-.
tween tho Social Democrats md tho nnti-Som
ties. The police had much difficulty In restor
PARIS. July 5-Tho Government has decided
to release tho Montceau-les- Mincs anarchists
but Prince Krapotkino and Louise Michel viii
&c CAIRO III July 5.-Tho Governor Of Dongol,
now teegrnphs from Debbeh that he hal
fought graat battle with the rebels and killed
1000 Of their number. himself losing 2.O0t
sanlo day the Governor photographed asking iol
| arms. ammunition, md horses.