The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
THE RELIEF OF T0KAR.
THE EXPEDITION HAS LEFT CAIRO.
Gordon Assisting Refugees from Korasho
--tusala's Policy In Central Asia--
The Defense 0f bao Nlnh-
Gladstone Assaulted.
oTnER OLD WORLD NEwa

OTHER OLD WORLD NEWS
CAIRO, Feb l6.--England has refused
General Sir Evelyn Woods proposal to
sanction the cooperation OF the Egyptian
army In tho relief OF Tokar, for tho reason
that tlls army was raised for the defense OF
Egypt outside Ot Soudan, England ap'
proves, however OF tho dispatch OF an
Egyptian battalion, furnished with English
officers, 10 AssOuan, II this proves noces'
sary.
The expedition for the relief OF TokM has
started, The last transport will leave Sue1
on Monday, carrying General Graham, Su'
preme Commander OF tho expedition,
OAmo, Fob, l5,-Nubm Pasha, Prime
Minister has received the following tole'
gram from General Gordon; ~ AN sOnd'
Ing dow u the river many women aud chill
dren from Korask0, Send some kind
hearted European 10 meet them"
In letter written Just prior 10 his depart
uic from Cairo, General Gordon says that
no believe that the bulk OF M Mehd'a
troops NJ NJ ObOld will refuse 20 cross hG
aNAlNt lAi NlllllhN WI ~ l'NA
blacks viii cross, and that the latter viii
desert III Meldl II offered fair terms, llo
| considers that II wou III be- an lniQuty 10 re'
conquer the SOudan fOr tho Khedlye, an II
would be- useless pO ssesslon on account OF
| the deadly climate,
LONDON, Feb, IA mass. meeting at
Guildhal undof the auspices Of the PatH.
otto Society WIS attended by two thousand
fIha 4 i.s MuN.Y .VaallaA fnha
meeting condemned the Egyptian policy OF
the Government, which had caused the aao-
rhce OF thousands Of Hives, II declared that
u revival OF slavery aud tho slave trade must
| bG prevented, Hnd that trade route 10
| Central Africa must be secured
The Posts dispatch from Berlin says:
" Germany has three times Insisted that
| England should proclaim u prOtoCt0rato
over Egypt but England appears TO DO
afr Id OF Irritating France"
As Premier Gladstone was walking along
| Bond street unattended, on his way 10 the
House OF Commons Thursday afternoon
man seized him by ue collar aud brought
him 10 u smnd,sIlll Gladstone, with some
| dltlCulty, showed OIL his aasRllant aud cOn.
tinuel On foot 10 his destination, II Is as
serted that tho man made tho attack ON a
wager
ST. pETEnsnuRa, Feb i5.--Thc st. 10.
tcrsburg JOu1idt, In discussing the sub
| mission Ot the tribes Of McIy says. "Rua.
SlO's relations with England are based upon
| mutual recognition and Just appreciation
OF each others Interests, which are perfect
| ly fecOncahlc'
| LoNnoN, Feb lb,-Adyccs from Polin
assert that the Imperial Council severely
blame General Tang for not having sup
| ported the Black Flags Vt Sontay, Tho
| Council has decided 10 dofond Bao Mini "
| the ulrnnnsL
BERLlN Feb, ib,='fho Nord Delitsoh
| %CHtuG says odll0rInlly' Tho bill In To-
| gard 10 hog products now before the Amorl-
can Congress Is calculated 10 painfully Affect
| Germans Who have national interests NJ
heart, The sting Of the bill Is papably di.
rcclcd against Germany alone, Germany has
| always maintained u friendly disposition
| toward America and does everything posi-.
BILE 10 show her friendship, This sudden
Hntl'GclmOn attitude on the part OF Amorl.
| cn cXcllCs In us regret and NtOnlshmonL
| We do not assume American statesmen
| are disposed 10 nloflaln tho opinion that
| Germany can ho lndulgcd by rcprlsala
| or threats 10 roscnd measures enforced In
| WV lWl''VNl W nWnllV noNllli An lNUtINnu'
| cul Government can only reply 10 any NJ
lcupl NJ intimidation by counter roprlsnls
| consisting In Increased customs duties and
affecting tho intercourse OF the two coun.
| tries.
| CuNgrANrlNorlE, Feb lb,-fho dIsOa.
lcrs which have bctnllcn tho troops under
Baker rnshu aud Trwhk hey have caused
the greatest anxiety aud alarm, Tho Sui.
tan lns decided 10 send large reinforce,
| mcnl, Ia Jrdduh, Three Austrian Lloyda
| steamers have been chartered for tho Pei,
| pose aud all have started nn their mission
All carry q great quantity Of mill
| hfy dolcs, provisions aud ammunition,
| aud several mountain guns, Only few
Of the troops embark ut ConslantInOpo
the bulk Of the troops being received on
route NJ the Dnldanollcs Salonlca, Smyrna
| aud Syrian ports No men have been taken
| from Crete on account OF the OnOrvesCent
condition OF the population The rumofcd
lnsurccllon IA untrue, although both Mo.
| hnmmcd1n and Christian demonstrations arc
| taking place ylili the view Ot securing tho
| next election for u Governor OF the snme
faith Ol the respective factions, The Crclnn
| chiefs are Hll now NJ Athens Tho intended
| rolnlorcenrnls amount TO over 1900 men,
They VIII bc ready NJ jcddnh In tho event
| ni M arrangement with England for immU.
dl0lu service In the SoudAn