Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-03-20

LONDON, March 1s.-Thousands of COL
Tiers of southwest Yorkshire have been not
flied of a ten cent reduction in wages.
The chancery division of the supreme
court refused to grant the motion to COM
NIT Charles Hosre for contempt because of
in spite of the order court he maintained
with Beatrice Summer. a young girl and
ward in ehancery, love correspondence
that eventually resulted in her assumption of
the relationship of wife to Hoare, although
he was married.
Late advices from Cairo throw discredit
on the report that Sir Evelyn Barring British
agent in Egypt, urge the appointment of
Gen. Wolseley to the governorship
Childers, chancellor of the exchequer in
the commons. said the Egyptian financial
agreement signed recently guaranteed loan
of S45,O00,000, to be used in lifting the
Egyptian debt. The guarantee of this loan
by other powers does not confer any right
to Interfere with England's internal admin
istration of Egyptian affairs. The loan will
be liquidated by the payment of Sl,575,OOO
annually, this sum to constitute frat
charge against the Egyptian revenues until
the entire loan is lifted. The nominal
annual expenses Of the Egyptian govern
ment are liked at the gross sum of S2S,l50.-
600. This includes S1,0O0,000 for
maintaining the army Of occupation. All
foreign residents in Egypt are to be taxed.
An exhaustive investigation will be made
into the revenue earning capacity of Egypt.
While the inquiry is in progress there will
be per cent reduction of interest on Suez
Canal shares. The agreement also empow-
ers the khedive in the event of q necessity
of further reductions during the inquiry to
summon an International commission to
make them. The interest on the loan guar
anteed is not to exceed 81 per cent, and If
any default in the payment Of the principal
or interest should occur each guaranteeing
power is answerable.
Rumors are current that the Prince of
Wales while in Ireland will announce that
the Duke of Connaught and family will re-
side in Dublin. the duke succeeding Earl
Spencer as lord lieutenant of Ireland.
The Prince of Wales and son and the
the Duke Of Edinburgh have gone to Ber-
lin.
The Prince of Wales had long confer
ence with Granville before starting for Ber-
lin.
LONDON, March ls.-A general reduction
OF six pence per day in miners wages in
Scotland has been ordered.
Egypt.
koRrI,: March 1s.-Gen. Granville will in
spect the communication to Assicut and
command the Egyptian force. Gen. Wood
VIII command the troop in the entire region
between Meraive and Dongala.
SuAKIM, March 1S.-A general advance
towards Tomas will be made Friday. Spies
continue to report that the Amarai tribe of
Arabs will desert FL Mahdi and Join the
British at the first favorable opportunity.
ALEXANDRIA,, March 18.-Advices from
south Africa state that the remains Of Mr..
Bethel, one Of three Englishmen murdered
IN Bechnauala, has been cxhumed BY Sir
Walter Charles Warren's expedition and re-
buried with military honors.
The troops here will march Friday. One
regiment will remain to guard Suakim.
koRTI. March Acknowledgement of %
per cent of the present strength of the troops
here will be required before autumn. owing
to sickness and death from heat. The camel
drivers refuse to remain here. Navigation
OF the Nile is difficult.
DUBLIN, March 1S.-There was great ex-
element on the line of the Cork and Bunden
railway today occasioned by finding the
bodies of two men frightfuIly hacked to
death with knives and then thrown across
the track to be mangled beyond recognition.
The tradgedy is surrounded with q mystery
but the police theory is that the men were
passengers on the train, were murdered for
the purpose Of robbery, the assaisnts hav-
ing secured seats in the compartment with
the victims and that the latter, after having
been fatally stabbed, were thrown out of the
car to be run over by another train.
DUBLIN, March 13.-The mystery of the
two corpses hacked and mutiisted on the
track of the Cork and Bandon railway is
solved. IL appears four men we're celebrat-
ing 81. Patrick's day at Cork and started to
walk home along the line of the railway.
All were drunk and fought desperately with
knives and two were killed. The survivors
were badly cut but managed to drag the
dead bodies on the railway track. The sur
vors were arrested.
France.
PARIS, March lS-The National saws in
structlons have been sent to Patendre the
French ambassador in China, TO renew nego-
tiations with the Chinese government with
view of securing peace.
Concerning the reported negotiations
with China, La Uberte to-day states that
France is willing To abandon her claim to
Indemnity if China executes TENT Tin.
Prussia.
BERLIN, March 1.-Two hundred and
seventeen miners we've imprisoned BY the
explosion of 6re damp in the colliery at
Camp House, near Zaar Brueck, in Rehrisn
PRUSSIA, this morning. rnd at late hour
this morning but seventeen had been res
cued. It is feared the most of the 200 Others
have suffocsted.
VIENNA, March 1s.-Reports from the
coliiery disaster Mt Camphausen state that
ninety bodies have been recovered and lO2
men ana boys are unsccounted for and it lie
almost certain all now in the mine must be
dead, as the main shaft and apparatus WAS
destroyed BY the explosion.
BERLIN, March 16.-Thirty persons 10 the
mine at Csmphausen we're saved.