Milford chronicle., 1885-02-13
FOREIGN ITEMS.

II is currently reported in England that
I, nc" army corps Of 10000 men will be sent =
hhaItoum by the way of Abyssinia and tbe
~ ~. WI Y, De accompanied by a siege train. my
Iact that Inc Government is making iDonirie
concerning pack-saddles for pules ana l., -
gard to tube wells, is believed 10 conti,1a ~,
templated. 77''i'' is con
-Helnsdorf and Kuechler, the Anarchists
] VINO were sentenced to death some vveel,s 80
! " Tie Imperial Court at Leipsic. for attemnts
lIis 70 cause the death Of tho Emperor ana
other royal persons at the Neiderwa a celebra-
many. -''i'' "eI-
Italy Is willing to help England in tho
Soudan, and pay her own share of The evnersa ,'l'
Admiral Courbet telegraphed.s,sr..Ber.
our new nosiin. l.esn nun n4nlpgfaChe paF and sink
VIE crit, viz; feed and clothe bi5eril f f5
Keluphd send them tR.6ughEot I k.i1T,, elnna
tage. aGturated soil 10 chinese attacked
is a 0req4-..ious ON Saturday night. They
..te repulsed, and left 200 dead upon the field
Among those dead were a European officer and
several mandarins. French loss, one killed
and one wounded"
A Roman correspondent says that the
Italian Ministers voted unanimously to send
military aid to the English in Egypt when that
aid should be requested
A Paris correspondent says that the fate
Of Khartoum is almost as great a shock to the
Paris BOurse as it IS to London. France
seems TO he in q critical condition, and finance
is Ler vulnerable point.
In all parts Of England and in Canada
subscriptions are being raised to defray the
expenses Of the trial of Mrs Dudley who shot
Rosa.
A reconnoitering party Of so English Hus-
sars, which had burned an Arab village were
surrounded by 5000 Arabs and had a narrow
escape from slaughter. Three Egyptians and
eight Hussars we're killed. The Arab loss was
severe.
The London Standard warns Mr.. Parnel
to beware in time lest he share the fate of
ODonovan Rosa.
A Paris correspondent gives an interview
with Polish prince on the unhappy state of
his country. The Car has issued another op.
pTessive ukase.
The London police say that Cunningham
is one Of the men who peipetrated the out
RACES in the underground railway.
The police have ascertained that the Greek
church at JacObstadt. Russia, was DESTROYED
by dynamite, and not burned, as has been re-
ported.
Turkey demands the withdrawal of the |
Italian troops from the Red Sea.
Tho Prince Of Wales had a narrow escape |
in a railway collision while on his way from |
PATS 20 Cauues.
Admiral Courbet telegraphs to the War |
Office that the French forces, after a severe .
fight. have carried the Chinese works COM
handing the Kelung mines. He says that the
French troops lost nine killed and fifty-three
wounded, and that the Chinese loss washeavv.
The French are destroying hundreds OF
ishing and trading craft, killing their crews
IT sending them to Kelung. The inhabitants
II Hong Kong are indignant that such opera
ions should be allowed.
The London police have re ceived informa-
ion ion OF plot to blow up Wes minister Abbey
nth dynamite.
The French have captured the coal mines
Z Kelung from the Chinese, sustaining a loss
( sixty killed aud wounded.
Portugal has annexed both banks Of the
oDgo river and the contested coast line.