The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
The OLD WORLD.
An Apparent Concert OF European
Y Powers Against England.
A Serious colilsion Detween Communal Is
and Police In Parls--sevsrai Killed
and Wounded--Other
. Foreign AfiAlrs. ..r u...
GROWING MoRE SERIOUS.

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LONDON, May e5,'-The obstacles TO tho
progress OF negotiations between England
aud Russia are greater than Is generally be-
lIeytd and the situation h at plesent un-
doubtedly serious. There Is an apparent
laclt concert OF European Powers against
England, and II Is suggested that Russia will
proldng AZ long as possible the closing OF
negotiations with Rnggnd. Thls Is given
tho appearance OF probability by tho con-
tmued hesitation OF Russia In ratIfyIng the
preliminary agreement accepted by iiarOn
10 Staal aud Nj. LesSar her ambassador and
her special enyot. Tie feeling OF danger
Is heightened by the obstinate retlcenco OF
tho Ministers regarding the question at
Issue Although neither power Is really be-
leyed to bo anxious for war, II Is thought
that England would DO less opposed
10 o recourse 10 hosillItes than her Mus.
coylte rival aud II Is stated by Prof. YAM
berry that England appears TO bo waking np
10 u full appreciation OF the great National
Interest Involved In the protection of India.
The detention OF the guards at Alexandria
In thought 10 have no reference whatever 10
present Egyptian complications, but Ia
meant M an lntlmatlon 10 Russia that how
ever much England may prefer peace she Ia
In dead earnest and Is prepared ~ act
promptly II tho need comes.
Tho reports OF Cabinet crisis appear to
have q good foundation, and many wel-In-
formed persons assert that the Cabinet ls
actually on the verge OF q rupture. II IA
rnmored In some quarters that the Rt-IIon.
Sir Charles Dixie, President OF the local
Government Board, rendered his resignation
before hls departure for Dublin, and that Mr..
Chamberlain has said he would resign
rather than support any further measures
OF coercion for Ireland The Cabinet situa-
ton now means either renewal OF tho
Grimes act In a mllder form or tho roslgna-
tlon OF Chamberlain, Duke, and probably
also Shaw LCaoyre, tho Postmaster General.
VARNA, May 20, Great anxiety hNs
been occasloned at the palace through 10.
ports that Russian officers In disguise have
been Inspecting the Notifications OF tho
Dardonelles and closely watching the prep
aratlons by Turkey for defense In those
waters. Fears are entertained that Rusala
contcmplates rush for the Bospours should
the crisis agalu become acute In Eastern
affalm. #u.
RIOT IN PARIS.
PARIS, May 2b.-.Yesterday being tho
anniversary Of the fall OF the Commune,
tho Communists OF Paris attempted 10 hold
q demonstration at tho tombs OF their COM
radios In tho Pore In Chaise cemetery. The
police lntertered and prevented q display
OF sedltions emblems, When the police
ordered tho Communists 10 surrender
their rcd flag they refused, and
hghtlng ut once ensuod The police drew
swords aud drove tho rabble against heap
OF stones the rioters used as misselg, and
one OF the policemen was knocked sense
lesa aud another's Jaw was broken. Tho
liepabhcan guards with fixed bayonets
charged tho mob, and wounded several OF
those In tho foremost rank, one fatally. Sow
oral iNportcfs were arrested, but were after
wards released. One Anarchist received five
saber cuts and others were toarfully Eashed.
II Is said at q late hour that fiye persons
were killed and eighty wounded during the
rlotlng. The police maintain that only ten
persons were ,surlo,laly wounded, and that
no persons were Killed. The police were un-
usually severe, and showed no quarter. The
~ccne resembles M outbreak OF % rov0ll-
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AFrAiiw IN EoYrr AND TiIE soupAN'
LONDON, May ab--Thc Suaklm oorro-
,pondcnt OF tho Tlmcs writes from Sucz
bitterly OF tho censorship
orcrclood by tho British authorities
over tho press corrcspondenta He
declares that no correspondent was
allowed 70 Telegraph Ills real opinion OF
Tho Suakim expedition, An Egyptian scr
gcant who was present nj Tho fall OF khar-
Ioum and has now arriyed .at Assouan,
states that II tho time OF tho capture Khar-
Ioum was on The verge OF famine Supplies
pf all Kinds were almost exhausted and
food was sollIhg al cxorbitant rates. Tho
fcbol army, which numbered some $4,000
men, during one night illcd up tho trench
Around tho iDWn and thu next MORN