The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-06
FoREIeN NEWS.
THE RANouRr no PHRI.ps.

THE BANQUET 10 PHELPS.
LONDON. July 30.-The lord mayor
presided at the banquet to Minister
Phelps last night. There was a notable
company present, including LORD
Wolseley, Sir Peter Lumsden and many
ladies. After the usual loyal toasts Lord
Salisbury replied to toast TO the min
isters He admitted that Gladstone's /
assurances had been honorably adhered 1
to. He defended the government against /
and cOntended that the extended iran
chise in Ireland necessitated 3
change of policy in the |
direction adopted. In regard to |
foreign affairs he SAID 1t was necessary
for the honor of the nation that the gov
eminent should continue the policy of |
the late government, even though IL was
opposed to the conservative policy, but |
they regretted their inability TO continue
the threads of the policy left by Lord |
Beaconsfield. The government would,
however, devote themselves to domestic
afiairs and the promotion of such q con-
dition of things in the countries in At
RIGA and the east dependent upon Eng
land as would restore cordial feeling
among the European powers which was
essential to the prosperity OF the
world.
BIG SUBSCRIPTION.
Subscriptions to the Egyptian loan of
$45, 600, 600 have been closed. They ag-
gregated four times the amount of the
loan.
a MONSTER PETITION.
Tie salvation army marched this at
ternoon, with much parade to the parlia-
ment buildings, TO present to the House
of Commons monster petition, urging
thelmmediate passage of the criminal
| act amendment raising the age of con-
! sent from Is years to 16 years. The Pc
| tition contains 100000 signatures and is
| one mile and half long. 1t was borne
IN SPECIAL carriages. The procession was
very large and halted on the Thames
| embsnkment whence the deputation pro.
ceeded to the House of Commons to pre-
sent the monster prayer.
| coNFERRING WITH OTHER POWERS.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, July 30.-It is ru-
| mored here that England meditates con-
ferring with the other powers TO obtain
their endorsement for settling the Egyp-
tian question without the consent OF
Turkey, in the event of the failure OF
the present negotiations on that subject
between Great Britain and the porte.
HOW WILL THEY BE PAID FOR
| CoNsTANsTINoPLE, July, 30 The Porte
Il
goo worth OF his guns ami politicians
here are wondering where the money &c
| nay tor them is to be obtained
THE CHOLERA.
PARIS. july 30.-Cholera is not in
| crossing in the poorer quarters OF thi
city, but it is making It's way into th'
streets of the better quarters of the CAPT
tai, which have hitherto been exempt
King Alfonso has inIImated that if th
/ cholera continues t. spread IN Madrid h
will return to that city.
DOES NOT LIKE 1T.
LONDON. july, 30th.-Ghe Stapdar'
expresses great dissatisfaction with Lor'
! | Salisbury's speech at the LORD Mavor'
banquet last evening and with his lis
. policy.
CARDINAL TO BE.
I ROME, July 30 The Arch bishop c
}, | Baltimore viii probably be made caI
!. dinal in September.
TERRIBLE STORMS.
r PARIS, July 80 Terrible aud dvstTuC
n tive storms, accompanied by thunde
3 and lightning, haYe prevailed over th
i southern provinces IN Rod, z, capital {
the province OF AVeyon. Inc lightniD
set fire to a priet's seminary. Many fari
houses have been destroyed by thC stoTI
e and many persons have been killed.
J. CHOLERA sCoURGE,
is MADRID, July 31.-There were 2,6l
new cases of cholera in the plagr
stricken districts yesterday and 1,Ot
81 deaths.
l. DEFALCATIoN.
II Cork, July 3I.-The directors of Il
70 Munster bank charges Falkenhous'
with causing the suspension of the ban
u in order to obtain an appointment
l. liquidator SO as tD cover up his deialc
he ton.
g NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
II VIENNA, July 31-Mr. Lee has srri
er ed here to take charge of the Americt
e. legation. The departure OF Mr. al
+, Mrs. Francis is much regretted as thr
d have made numerous friends and a
1. highly popular here.
le GLADSTONE GOING TO NORWAY.
e. LONDON. July 31.-GladstOne w
re start Saturday GA his cruise To NuTW;
ly as the guest of Sir Thomas Brassy {
ID the IatteT's yacht Sunbeam.
lie OLD RELICS.
an At the sale of the Burns relics at A
i yesterday Tam O'Shanter" and "Sou
lie, Johnnie' chairs were bought for u
d. Burns cottage Tor EAT each a wood
p, silver hooped stirrup cup sold Tor ca
g and an autograph letter OF the poet
as Hamilton Nimmo brought 81.
L. NO WONDER.
he Robert Buchanan is seriously i'll
&c has just finished long Democrat
ed poem.
ny AT A PUBLIC CoNsIsToRY.
ROME, July 31.-The pope, with gre
religious ceremony, held public CT
=, sistoFy yestt rday, at which the new
III appointed cardinals were hailed. Lat
rs in the day secret papal cOnsistOry W
IN held at which there were O,heT cei
n. monies and Other titles conferred.
tn MoNTEFIEURE's FUNERAL.
RAMsGATE, July 3I-rhe remains
Sir Moses Muntefieure were buried ht
this afternoon Business was suspend
cd and shops closed. The weather
Ike cloudy but the attendance is large. y
:; funeral rites were of an unosteniaiiO
character, and the coffin was placed b
re- side that containing the dust of t
Philanthroplst's wife.
CHOLERA RECORD.
co MADRID, Aug For forty-eig
hours ending On Friday, 90 new cases
~ cholera and II deaths were reported
ed Madrid. Thirty-One OF the victims q
1 /; women and II bodies now lie uDhuri
elk in the cemetery outside of The city. Yc
terday the police stationed around i
fected houses prevented people from o
Nv tanning burial licences. The low
classes manifest the greatest nOstiIi
nu toward official doctors and ambulan
to bearers. The epidemic ID sprcadil
Z. to all northern provinces.
Is. Number of new cases of chOle
W. throughout SPAN yesterday 2O49, deaf
NOnIEtcATIoG og TARJFE