The sun., 1884-01-06
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ENGLAND MUST EITHER EIGHT THE
MAHDI OR ETACUITE EGYPT.

ENGLAND MUST EITHER EIGHT THE
MAHDI OR ETACUITE EGYPT.
The Gladstone Cabinet Summoned by Tele- |
graph co Consider the EmerGency-Kadi- |
calls and Conservatives Urging an Advance |
Against the False Prophet-Ths Plot to |
Rin the Cxar Planned by - Trusted Agent |
Of the Poiice-The sporting World Exer- |
sised Over the Decree Against the jockeys
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Gladstone Govern
ment Ia at last cornored on tho Egyptian aues-
ton the realities shirksd 80 long have to DO
faced. The Ministry has been 80 thoroughly
awakened TO tho emergency Of the hour that
tho members OF tho Cabinet were summoned to
London by telegraph. and Sir Charles Dixie.
who had gone to the south OF France could not
reach Downing street in time. 1t Is now clear
that tho Mahdi must be fought. and by English
troops. or Egypt must be completely and i'm
mediately evacuated. The special correspond
snts Of Ministerial Join with those OF Conscrva-
tive journals in representing tho Mahdi's move-
ment as spreading In vast though loose or
Ranizaton to within a few hours OF Cairo. and
% constantly fed by religious fanatlcism and
. hatred equally bitter Of foreign intru-
sion and Egyptian misgovernment. The
military situation is desperate. Khar-
toum. closely menaced on ono side. is
thinly garrisoned and shrieks for the help
which is daily promised and daily withheld
while in Suakim Baker Pasha cannot lick his
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cess Dol0orouki the late Czar,s last mistress
has taken a house in Belprayia. Miss Fortes
cue. late of Gilbert and Suliyan's Patience
company at the Savoy Theatre. and Lord Gar
moyle. familarly and irreverently known ri
Lord and Lady Gumboil were mobbed Mt tn,
opening day reception at the Grosvenor Gal
lery Exhibition. She was cool. ho sheepish