Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-05
FOREIGN.

The expulsion of Polish subjects from
Austria mas begun. All classes alike are
expelled.
A fire which occurred IN the lumber yard
of Thomas Foreman a. No. 1871 Kensington
road, London, caused damage to the amount
OF 81 ESQ, 600.
The manufacturing establishment of
Mason & Thompson, makers of sur
geons' lint feeding bottles and druggists
sundries of London, was destroyed by fire
Loss. s2500OO. Four hundred employees
are thrown out OF work.
The medical congress in session at At
werp, Belgium, adopted q resolution ask
| ing the government of Belgium to use its
good offices to induce the pc wers to reor-
ganize the international sanitary council
of Aie1sndria for the purpose of stopping
the entrance of cholera into Europe by
way OF the Suez canal in future.
Hon. Alor 20 Taft x-United States min
lister to Russia, has arrived in London on
his way home. He is accompanied by his
wife and daughter. In an Interview with
an associated press reporter, he said that he
presented his letter of recall to the car and
czarine have reated him most affably and
kindly.
A Paris paper states that all Spanish
officers now on furlough have been ordered
to rejoin their regiments The same paper
is authority for the statement that several
large Spanish mercantile houses have
cancelled all their outstanding orders for
German goods.
It is reported that Russia IS making over
lures for an alliance with Turkey, holding
out as inducement the prospect of Turkeys
recovering possession of the Balkan passes
end toretresses. The Turkish ministry,
the dispatch says, are divided as to the &C
ceptance of the proposal.
The president of the Brazilian council and
minister Of foreign affairs have presented in
congress the progrs NINE of the new cabinet.
The programme includes reform in the sys-
tenn of slavery; modification of the financial
organ stion of the empire, and the protec-
ton OF European immigration to the coun-
try. The liberals have presented q motion
of want OF confidence i'll the new cabinet.
The secretary of war has instructed Gen.
Miles, in command of the department of
Missouri, to hold the troo in readiness
to enforce the presidents recent proclsma-
ton in relation to the cattlemen on the
Cheyenne and Arapshos reservations. By
the terms of the proclamation the cattle
herds by September 4. lie troops will be
held at Fort Reno.
United States Minister Cox, in presenting
his credentials as minister to Turkey, as
sured the sultan that the policy of the Unit
ed States was not to interfere at all in af-
fairs OF other countries, and that policy had
been found advantageous and would be al
ways maintained. The sultan, in q private
interview accorded to Minister Cox, pre-
sented him with set of valuable Turkish
iswelry; also gave him q number of rare
oriental books for Mr.. Abram Hewitt, and
8 set of others for the national library ut
Washington.
A Vienna paper publishes an interview
with an English cabinet minister whose
name is withheld. In this interview the
British statesman says that Sir Henry
Drummond Wolf, special English envoy to
the porte, has been instructed to declare to
the Sultan that England is willing to evac-
uate Egypt if Turkey will guarantee to
to maintain order therein; and England
recognizes her rights in Egypt, bat it will
not permit any power Of Europe except |
Turkey to undertake the military occupa- |
ton of the country. |