The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-01
WORSE AND WORSE.
Tho Earthquake In Spain Follow
cd by a Terrific Hurricane.
Partially Ruined Houses Demolished by
the Force OF the Wlnd-The Khar-
toum Expedltlon-General
Stewards Advance,
OTHER NEWS,

OTHER NEWS.
MApWD, Dee 30, Fresh details received
from the districts In which the earthquake
shock was the most severe add new horror
10 the great calamity At NcrJa, u town OF
5000 people, In the Province Of Nal
aga, the earthquake was followed by u
hurricane. This flushed the destruction
Of many houses that had already
been brought to the brink Of ruin by the
previous shocks The inhabitants fled In
terror from the houses, ANA camped outside
Of the town. Much suffering Is caused by q
scarcity of provisions,
The alarm In Malaga Is now subsldlng,
and affairs viii soon resume their ordinary
course,
CAIRO, Dec, 3O.-tencral Hubert Stew
art Will advance from KortI 10 Gakdul
to-day with the forces disposed In the fol-
lowing order! A detachment Of husars
TO form the van, followed by the engineer
corps the field hospitals water convoy and
baggage train come next; after them the
light and heavy camel corps; then atll.
lery and the transport train; mounted In
iantry and hussars bring up the rear
Colonel Wilson and Major Kitchener ac-
company General Stewart
LONDON, Dee 30.--The North German
gazette thus speaks semi-Ofiicloly on En-
glands proposals with regard 10 Egyptian
finances:
European peace Ia moro important than the
settlement OF the Egyptian question, Each
power IL obliged TO consider whether tho ac'
CCptnnOe of the English proposals would lpOp.
ardllo lts relations with tho Other pow
ors. II England aud France como 10
nm agreement on the subject, the ngroo'
mcnt of the other powers can b0 easily
obtained, they having less Interest IN Egypt
20 concern thOn, IN the Cvcnt OF tho failure OF
the English proposals, II IN 10 Englnnd's IN
tOrOst 10 Induce Germany TO nCCOpt the pro-
pOsula und for the two 60 bring th0lr united
pressure 20 bear TO Induce France 10 accept
thcm' Germany N too much Interested In rc'
tanning the good VIII of Franco 10 snatch An
go Egyptian ChcstnulS from tho French lrc,
and attaches too grCnt n ynluo 10 Engl0nds =
good will tO wnntOnly dlsohllg0 her through
ill'ioollng, liuSsho viii not allow this TO In
tOrfOro with horpOllCy OF ponco with France
observed since tho war,
PAms, Dec 30,-A manifesto has been
issued by Austria Hungarian Democrats
In this city, and clrculpted In Vienna and
Posth, warning the workmen against
anarchist agitation, and advising that COM
bned action be taken 30 break the coalition
OtlWten lHc VltllcNlh ullu hlNlOVINlh' lHo
people are also urged 10 refrain from per-
scouting the jews The manifesto predicts
that the growing financial and commercial
depression Is preparing the way for an early
revolution, and the workers In every part
OF the country are called upon 10 found new
institutions,
MADRID, Dec. 30.-A heated and Ocrm0-
nious debate took place In both chambers
yesterday over motion by the Opposition
calling for an investigation with view 10
discovering the person or persons who sold
the document containing the text Of the
treaty between Spain and the United States
to the New York Times, The debate took
u wide range and charges of malfeasnnce In
office were made, II was finally announced
that the Government had furnished the
copy 10 the Times considering that tho
document was public property. The AM
nOunccmcnt caused profound sensation
and brought the debate TO sudden terml-
nation.