Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Election.
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LONDON, A 1g. 10.--Although Parlia-
nient will not formally expire until the
end of this wUek. the city Is rapidly
being EN- piled N polfticsne, and it is
doubtful il majority OF the members
AOf either house are now in town. The
closing busines, of the session is being
conducted in alnost empty aoasee.
The only noteworthy incident of the
levenipg's session of the House was the
first appearance Of Sir Charles Dixie
as a speaker since the expos ire of the
tscandal in which he is involved. His
ispeech consis'ed Of only q few words,
land was of no interest of Importance.
1.-THE Liberals were largely in the ms-
fjority aud their cheers gradually
idr0wned :he voices of the Tories. The
incident was somewhat sign !iscant; IL
Indicates that he Liberals sve deter-
Il mined to stand BY Hir Charles and TO
condone, or at EAST Y ..,ore. his private
tvices while he Is under fire rom tho
i common enemy.
\ RUSSIA zgLLING STRIS ~.
A peculiar and almost unique featare
of the pending campaign Ia tie keen
Interest with which the Russian En.
bassy is watc-ing the progress of pollti
tcal events.
The Russian party remembers that
!, when Gladssene was in power his
supineness and isolation from European
lalliances enabled Russia to capture
Penjdeh and creep close to Hefat. The
. Tor les accass Ron to power and the
Salisbury Eismarck ailiancs~hrve fol
the present checked their advance, but
they reason that If the Libersls are re-
stored to power the same tactics which
, General Komaroff displayed SO easily
and successfully last spsing would
enable him TO capture denAt and
threaten Cabul or Candahars
The chief engineer of this intrigue il
M. Lessar, the special ooLmissione
y u from Eussia on the Afghan boundary
y 'questicn. One of his rsinoipal lieu
g, teDan ID is a well known literary lady
!, whose bright and goss'pg letters arr
, !, welcomed In all society papers, and hi
= chieR ;nouthpiece in London is the Pal
Mall Gazette.
toI oaoLERA's CvNGU E.sTs.
~ Lt isDoN, Aug. 10 There we're ALL ne'
cases of cholera and tbll deaths frol
10 the disease reported yesterday through
0. oat Spain.
at Granada is to-day in a most despers II
OF condition, as a result of the ravages {
oh olera. The state of affairs there
IN treally worse than 10 was in Naples lat
year during the Sholera epidemic
oS] that oity. There are no doctors no
tsiin Granada, and, dead bodies lie III
Iburied in the stnests.
d, A person having died In Gibralt,
to-day from a malady apRarentl
10 cholera, the Spanish authorities pI omp
VI ly instituted land Gordon, barrir
lGibraltar from the communication vii
ro the contiguous Spanish territory. Th
faction ia . source of much annoyan'
'rt to many peIsons in Gibraltar, who
AZ families reside in adjaeent village
In which they cannot reach under the ne
I'm arrangem ant.
MarseiAss reports state that I
weather 10 again very warm and th
g the choasra Is increasing to such an q
st tent that the hospitals have been ope
ed for abe reception of patients sufferi
or hundred deaths recorded during la
ep. week, and 70 day thirty-five new cas-
1t are reported. The officials allow tt
le, there have been ITO deaths from cholt
In Marseillss city since Thursday. I
y, Perfect of the department has been
,er' tackled with the disease, which perhs
1er has impressed the gravity of the sit'
ith tion on the reticent authorities.
the rru czAy AM, ~,
hat THE nEEfiS" of iAih oN-AA
thel EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Aug. l0.-Extensive pre-
ore rations are being made for the mt
rm ing of the Gar and the Emperor
lex Austria, which will take place shor
pal; at Kremsier, a town OF Moravia, on
BAL. March The cost of the decoran
at and other arrangements for the m,
It'll ing will reach 100000 florins.
greatest efforts are being put for h
iar the authorities to prevent any atten
lace being made on the life of either OF
rise, potsntates. Hundreds of the most
mel. perienced and trusted policemen
and detectives have been drafted for ser,
the at the town.
.gon Precau lions have already been Ia
Ger to prevent the mining Of any portioi
Iany the town, and great care Is being tai
teed in regard TO the transportation
dynamite and other explos
tin, materials. An parcels and boxes
and tined for Kremsier are carefully
the amined before being permitted to
sent to the town. The names ana
Vol, cupations of all the dodgers and OF
,re is stranpers arriving in the town b
idge been ordered to be furnished to
ipolice authorities by the proprietor
the hotels and lodging houses. No pc
8 in will be admitted to the town
the the Goth instant without special
)cks mission.
In lo,,, ,,,c,,,n,,o.r,oSSt zAN1I
pers; :,
lock. LONDON, Aug. 10.-Sir John Il
British consul general at Zanzibar,
cars graphs that the Sultan has aP pc
Our to the English fleet for protection.
other miral Paschen, commanding the
got man squadron presen ted in ultima
adel. on Saturday threatening thathis so
nv ron would begin active opera
) and unless the Sultan withdrew his 10
ther levying tribute in the regions "
q, In Germany claims. 1t is reported
hurs- Lord Salisbury, in communicate
sence Prince Bismarck, asked that
oueh m any's demand be held in abey
be- aluntii England has had time to COZ
the Ier the Sultan's appeal.
ego AKHALTEKTE'S CLIMATE.
" to LONDON, Aug. iu.-Ine Al
ntrv Iboundary commission its nine
West of Herat buying mules
camels. A letter from Askabad la
followinp: 1.-THE Russian railws
car Askabad will be completed by DC
hign' The officials are busily engage
,Ilhs buing grain. Since the conquest
ing AZ Akhaltekte territory 1000 Rus
IA % have died from the effects OF til
su.ns 90 ate upon Them