The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-10-02

mas been settled 1t is stated that the Indians
were willing to accept 500 head of stock in paw
lnent for the right-of-way, but the railroad
! company refused to compensate them in anv
way.
FOREIGN.
Orange disturbances are developing rapidly
throughout Newfoundland
Adviccs from Burmah state that sanguin-
| airy outbreak mad occurred in the Jail at Man
daily, several hundred convicts being killed
Brgandagc is seriously increasing in the in
terror of Egypt. Lord Northbrook, British
high commissioner, has gone to examine mat
tiers.
The League Of Peace and Liberty in Geneva
has had pillow forged from sabers carried by
American officers in the Mexican and civil
| wars.
1t is understood in London that Gen. Lord
Wo:scley has positive orders from the war
Office for Gen. Gordon, directing him to hasten
the evacuation of Khartoum
The steamer saqueny, on the way from
Quebec with number of British scientists and
other passengers, caught fire and burned to
the waters edge. No one killed
The Pail Mall Gazette says it is believed in
official circles at London that the attitude of
Germany toward the Franco Chinese difficulty
is exercising disquieting influence upon the
French cabinets.
Gen. Lord Wolsely will start up the Nile,
Saturday, without awaiting the further arrival
Of the troops. Merchants from Ell Obcid re-
port that the Mahdi has q, 600 followers armed
with Remington rifles.
Thu meeting of the Salvation Army at Neon,
Switzerland, was attacked on the Goth The
windows of the building in which the Sal
vationists were assembled were smashed and
the doors and furniture destroyed.
count of noses shows that not one of the
well-known correspondents of American news
papers is missing from his accustomed place in
London, and the Scotland Yard authorities
deny positively that any clopement Of pccress
has been reported to them.
brig supposed to be the Ornen, Can't.
Boreh, from Savannah, August s, for Ham
burg, capsizcd off the Island of Norderney in
H.
and number of casks marked "Savannah'
have been picked up near the spot.
The Journal de St. Petersburg states that
Russia joins the other powers in Directing to
the suspension of the Egyptian sinking fund
Russia has expressed England her regret that
England d! not consult the other powers be-
rore deciding to authorize sgch STEP
In Madrid, after prolonged discussion the
"favercd nation'' clause in the commercial
treaty between America and Spain was reach
ed, the question Of tariff. Notwithstanding
the general impression that this point would
lead to serious difficulty, its adjustment was
consumatcd.
At the science Congress in Berlin NJ Blais,
chief engineer of Marseilles, reported the fact
that a case of cholera appeared there as carly
as June 10. The chief engineer Of Toulon
stated that the disease made most havoc among
butchers and bakers No case occurred among
street scavcngcrs.
Groups of students at Kieff, Russia, have
been forbidden, owing to recent scditious dis
orders, which the military suppressed The
students assembled in groups, Notwithstanding
the prohibition, and the military dispersed the
gathering. A number were wounded and $40
arrests made.
The whole English press is urging upon the
government immediate attention to the state of
the navy. The question is attracting unusual
attention and discussion. The foreign press
consider that England has nothing to fear while
she continues to hold her coaling stations in
all parts of the world.
The military critics are making merry over
the latest additions to the outfit of the Egyp-
tian expedition. There are large supplies of
champagne, soups, jellies and other luxuries,
which are said to he only for the use of in
valids, but which, in the eyes of the critics,
look uncomnony like the preparations for
military picnic On large scale.
Reports from different parts of Italy received
in Rome on the for oath, the past twenty -four
hours, give the total fresh cases Of cholera at
AL !; deaths, 203. OF these 264 cases and IS
deaths were in the city of Naples. This is
slight increase in the number of cases at Naples
over the preceding twcnty-four hours, but
large falling of in the number of deaths.
On the 2G.h the corporation of Limerick re-
jccted, IS to 2, the proposition to provide for
the payment of the special police tax as re-
d'lced by the lord-lieutcnant Of Ireland The
mayor OF Dublin announced that Patrick Egan,
president of the Irish National League in
America, had cablcd his approval of their
action.
The Paris Telegraph OF the oath, asserts that
the difference of views between Prime Minister
Ferry and Gen Camperon, minister of war;
is expected to lead to the resignation of the
latter. Gen. Campcron urges the immediate
convocation of the chambers. If Gen. Cam
peron resigns it is said that Gen. Lcwal, COM
mandcr of the Seventeenth corps, will be ap-
pointed minister of war.
The Paris Gaulois of the 25th says Baron de
Courcel, French ambassador to Berlin, has in
formed Prime Minister Ferry that Germany,
Austria and Russia have decided to warn the
Khedive of Egypt that his throne will be en-
dangercd il he continues to indorse England's
financial acts. If he does the powers might
support the restoration of the ex-Khcdive
lsmael Pasha to the head of the Egyptian
government.
The LIE Paris Journal of the Goth, urges the
powers to inform England that she has gone
too far in promising Egypt to break the inter-
national law in regard to Egyptian finances.
England, the same paper says, cannot be al
lowed to dispose of Egypt as she likes. The
Rationale expresses the belief that in conse-
quence OF the protest OF the powers England
has already resolved to modify the financial
measures which che expected to enforce in
Egypt.
Twenty-one persons have been arrested in
Vienna, charged with completely in Buchanan's
anarchist schemes. Gunpowdcr and dynamite
stores at Weiper, Nenstadt, and Meunkirchen
were entered and the contente stolen. A mine
was exploded under the steeple Nenstadt.
An explosion of dynamite on the 23d, in the
town hall caused considerable damage. The
mayor has received mcnacing letters from Nib
lists stating that reprsals will be levied for the