Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-09-19
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France is az. tated over the discovery thae
German spies are haunting nearly all The
fortified towns of the country.
The expulsion of 1o4 Austrian residents
of the town of Kattouriz, in Prussia, Silsia~
has been ordered to take place.
An electoral manifesto has been issued By
the combined opposition in France d.
nouncing the Republican policy.
The English radicals will vigorously op-
pose the duke OF E iinburgh's appointments
to the command of the whole navy.
The Russian Government il very ACTIVE
in the matter of building Notifications and
defences at Sch, stopol and other places.
China has arran ged with financial houses
in Berlin and London for loan of f70,
coo, 600 to be used in building railways in
The empire.
A fire which occurred in the lumber yard
of Thomas Foreman at No. 1874 Kensingtoa
road, London, caused damage to the amount
of 81, 25O,O0O
Sixty the ussnd pounds OF bullion were
bought in the open market in London, for
shipment to the United States. This win
be the frst of several snipments.
The liberal party in England are still
without any definite political programme.
ers of the party has been decided upon.
The Germans will arm the proposed mill
tary stations in Zirzibar with Krupp guns
The German traveller Weiss, who has justsx-
rived from Zanzibar, has in his possession
treaty with the sultan.
The electoral contest in Far cs is now
exciting hut little interest, a surprising
dullness f,llowing the opening of what
promised to be spirited campaign
Theyellow fever is an epidemic in tLestaie
of Sonora, Mexico, and request was made
for the appointment of medical inspector.
The collector was authorized to appoint an
inspector at once.
Thirty members of q Highland regiment
who attacked dc zen artillery men in vii
lage r ear Plymouth, England, were worst,
ed, after which the latter carried the village
by storm. Fifteen of the rioters were cap
tured.
Two flons were executed in the subuIbe
Of Conception Chill, recently in the presenc
of Thousands oHspectators. The ladies
Conception petitioned the presidentto com
mute the sentence, but he refused to inter
fere.
"A Copenhagen dispatch states that the
British steamer Auckland collided with
and sunk the German gunboat Blitz. Tho
fate of the crew is not known. Fifteen Of
the Auckland crew were drowned. Only
two were saved.
The attitude of the French embassy It.
Constantinople regarding the mission Of Sir
Henery Drummond Wolf is aggressive.
Further advice confirms thestatement that
France viii not recognize any settlement
of the Egyptian question which fails to
satisfy Frances claim in Egypt.
The report that Russia and England had
signed the protocol determining the Russo
Afehanistan frontier, il confirmed. The
Afghan frontier commission will meet in
November, and complete the details. Mr..
Lessar, the special Russian commissioner,
will return to 81. Petersburg on Sunday
his mission having been completed.
A oablegrsm from London says: The
settl ement of Russo-Afghan question viii
speedily be embodied in Q practical defining
Of the main points of the frontier. The AZ
CHAN commission will then define the
boundary line in detail. Russia has aba1-
doned the claim to the whole of Zollhcar
pass proper. Murechak 10 also left to the
Afehaps. The frontier line will run east
to Kodgess)eh on the basis Of the agree
ment of 1883.