The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-20
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND,

LONDON, Jsn. l9.-(ien. ''Chinesep
Gordon started last night for Egypt. He
has full powers to settle The trouble in Sou
dan.
CHINESE TROOPS LANDED.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from
Canton says the Chinese troops landed on
the Island Of Hainan, causing great excite.
ment among foreigners there. The British
consul telegraphed demanding that gun
boats be Immediately sent to protect the
British residences.
LONDON, Jan. 10. IL m. The Khediye
announces officially through the columns of
the Lond on Times that he has no intention
OF abaicating. This is regarded As an an
swer to the recent pamphlet inspired by
lsmall, the late nhediye, to the effect thst
the present ruler desired to be relieved OF
the responsibility OF the Government.
SERIOUS SITUATION.
Private advices from Paris indicate .
very serious sitution. The delegates re-
presenting 100, 900 unemployed laborers,
who waited on the Chamber, say tine issue
is work or resolution.
THE MURDER OF CEsARE.
Further details OF the murder OF Mon
signor Cessre at Rome, have come to hand.
II appears that neighbor heard sti6ed
cries 10 his apartment, from which lie
man servant was seen to issue with bloody
hands. Cesare' g throat was cut and bis
chest horribly mangled. The drawers had
been rified.
THE WRONG PORTRAIT.
The Irisn World makes an unfortunate
mistake this week. Intending to give
picture of Judge Denman az the Jeffries
of O'Donnell's trial, It substitutes by acct
dent the portrait of Mr.. Russell, his ooun.
sci.
KEEP AN EYE ON IT.
The Radical journals, commenting upon
the proposed removal of the American
Navy, advise that England keep watch.
full eye on the naval policy of the United
States.
OSCAR THE EsTHETE.
Oscar Wilde is erpexed between "three
courses,' Parliament, the stage and mat
rimony. One Of the papers suggests that
10 the present state Of the public taste there
Is no harm In his adopting all three.
BARNUM's WHITE ELEPHANT.
Baruum issued thousand invitations for
a private exhibition Of the great white ele.
plant.
ENGLISH LAW NO REsPECTER OF PERSONS.
The action Of police In regard to club
gambling, and especially baccarat, has ere.
ated the greatest CONSERVATION. The po-
lice took the names Of all who we're pres
ent. among whom were number Of gem
tlemen of high standing both In political
and aristocratic worlds. Summons have
been issued. The Government intends to
press the charges against all, and the
betting act is to be worked for all 1t is
worth.
PARLIAMENT.
The tocsin Of the coming session is al
ready heard on every side. Mr.. Chamber
lain, at Newcastle, made an elaborate de-
| Tense OF the government poll
cy. He has been followed by counter.
speeches on the other side from Lord Sails.
buryIand Sir Stafford Northcote, attacking
the government policy, especially in regard
to Egypt and Ireland. Mr.. Bradaugh has
taken up the cudgels against the prevailing
food Of socialism which has come in with
Mr.. George. He announces shortly q
series Of lectures against socialism and
challenges the leading socialists to meet
him on the platform. He declares that as
soon as Parliament meets he intends to ad-
minister the oath to himself and claim the
seat. Mr.. Gladstone has issued private
circular to his supporters, in which he
states that reform will be the first business
Of Parliament, which opens by commission
on the 5h OF February.
Mr.. O'Donne, NJ. p, vigorously de-
nOunces the Land League and Its no-renI
manifesto, which he declares is running
Ireland.
The Government has found it necessary
to suspend several Of the meetings proposed
In Ireland In the last few days to avoid
collisions between the Nationalist and
Orangcmen.
Reinforcement has decided that a Sec
ond Suez Canal must be made.
The state Of the money market is daily
tightening and some people expect
squeeze before the month is over.