The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31
FR0M BEYOND THE SEA.
STANLEY ONCE MORE IN ENGLAND.
IIe Tells Of Several Routes by which Gem
ernl Gordon May Esoape from His Per
iious Posltlon-1l Illness Of PreAldent
Grevy--Aiialrs la tho soudan,
OTHER OLD WORLD NEWS.

LONDON, July 20,-lIenry NJ. Stanley,
tho African explorer, arrived at Plymouth
last evening, In an interview Stanley said
he had returned W England considering
that ho had completed tho work OF estab.
llshlng satisfactory trading stations along
tho Congo River from la mouth 10 Stanley
pool, l,4O0 miles by river, When he left tho
Congo country he was suffering badly from
bronchitis He euloglzes tho trading pros.
poets OF tho country In the Vicinity OF tho
Congo River llo considers General Cor.
don commands perfectly practicable routes
OF escape from Khartoum, whether by way
OF Zanzibar, on tho east or down tho Con-
70 to tho west coast II tho Mic Is blocked,
General Gordon can, during the
present season, ascend the Nile In steam
ers from KhartOum TO GondolSar, distance
OF Ayo hundred miles, In eight days;
thence proceed 10 Bahar and Egahlzal aud
Join Lupt0n Boy, who commands four hum
dr0d troops, having In their possession
Ri0, 900 worth OF money. GOrdon could
then proceed with this addition TO his force
10 Zanzibar Should tho soldiers refuse to
take this Journey or should some other
course prevent tho plan, Gordon could cross
10 Uganda, roach Stanley stations, and
proceed down the Congo Stanley con.
sId0rs tho routes trayorIed> by Schwcin.
furth, Sir Samuel and Lady Baker,
and tho Italian and Austrian
missionaries can not DO lnsurm0untablO to
Gordon, tho soldier, traveller and explorer.
Should the garrlsons nj intermediate points
along the Mic DO endangered, Gordon could
take them along wish him. IL they ro-
fused Ito. accompany him at 1rt, they
would DO sure TO follow after no had gone.
Stanley believes that tho send
Inv Of largo English force
to oytrlcato General Gordon would bo q
most porilOuS undertaking, and would like.
" bo attended with great loss and expense.
English troops would DO unable 10 stand
tho climate Stanley commonds tho abNn.
dOnng OF tho Congo treaty llo considers
the leaving OF tho Congo IN tho hands
Of tho Portuguese very inlmlcal TO English
interests Tho population Of Madeira pro-
pared an ovation for Stanley when his
steamer arrived thero but he was unable 10
land, owing 10 quarantine regulations.
Stanley was rendered IN ovation Ut Ply
mouth on his arrival,
LONDON, July 20 1t Is reported that hvo
hundred persons were m0ssacr0d at AHA
A letter from General Gordon, dated tho
18th inst, emphasizes the necessity OF his
remaining 10 protect Kassala, The inhnb-
ltanls OF Dongola, through tho Mudlr, hayo
sent dispatch 10 tho General command
Ing nj AsSouan, declaring their 10y
ally and expressing r0gret for
their wavorng In the past This
telegram IL regarded as additional proof OF
III M0hdPs Influence waning An Arab
trader who has arrived at Assouan from
Amarar, which place no left on the Goth
Inst, says u l9 reported that Osnan Dlma
was Killed on tho 18th Inst by q member of
tho Blsharow trlbO, whose nephew OsmNn
stabbed, because no refused to Join tho
rebels.
CoSsrANrNorLg, July m-The City OF
MOrOsh, In Aslatlc Turkey ninety miles
from Alcpp0, has been almost wholly de-
stroyod by fire. The Governors palace
three mosques, 800 dwellings and l,0HO
shops were swept away Tho inhabitants
arc In great distress
BELFAST, July 2o-1'he authorities Of
tho Irish National League decided 10 post
pono tho National Convention called TO
meet In this city to-day, Tho action was
taken on the understanding THAI after Par
lamont ls proroguod, Pamel will call q
convention In oyory county In Northern
Ireland Tho Central Council Of the league
passed resolution expressing regret that
Pamoll had doopy wounded his Northern
supporters by hli attitude toward tho Boil
fast convention.
.LCAmo, July ga merchant who loft
KosSala June u says that before starting
hO road letter from General Gordon 10 tho
Nudlr Of KOssda, dated Juno IL, Accord.
Ing 10 this Gordon was safe aud had abun.
dOnt provisions and ammunition. lie was
short OF money and WINS raising funds
by Issuing bonds lie was bemmod
In on Ol Sides by tho robola As soon as
the Milo rose his intention was TO equip
steamers At Kassala tho merchant says
there were provisions sufficient for nvo
months Tho population Of KaddOrlf, no
states. have joined the Mehdl.
PANS July 80, President Grovy has
been suffering from fresh attack similar
10 tho Illness ho Suffered last year. This
has caused his friends great anxiety. II Is
believed the danger now Is passed,