Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-17
The News Abroad.
FAILURE OF THE AI0sIOH go
HURKBY-ZUkUI-AHD-DENRW-
ED AG0RESSIvENEss OF
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LONDON, September 16.-There 10 no
longer any doabt Of the failure Of the
mission OF Sir Henry DrunDond Wolff,
the British Special Hnvoy 70 Turkey,
ss It is announced today that the
Anglo Turkish joint oocupation Of
Eoypt has been abandoned, and that
the Porto will consider the expediency
Of sending q coramission TO accompany
Sir Henry to Egypt.
1t 10 generally believed that the bul-
tau's reason for not aocoding to tho
ter ms offered by the British 8uvoy is
that he feared Bnssis would forget her
nro 70 ises resusctinx- ths treArz Of Berlin
in the event Of an Anglo-Turktsh al
lance.
an FAVOR OF AMAZING zULBLAED.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-An important
meeting Of representative men was
held here to-day, in which the Lord
Mayor presided. RESOLUTIONS were
unanimously adopted calling upon the
|Goyernment to rescind Sir Charles
Warren's recall from South Africa, and
Urging the annexation of ZulTland by
Great Britain.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 16 -Touquin advices
eceived to day state that the Black
|
lilo war on the French troops, and will
soon begin aggressive operations unless
terms are made with them.
GERMAN DIPLOMACY.
BERLIN, Sept. 16.-Count Benomar,
con ference with Count Herbert Bis
marck yesterday and handed to him
Spain's q note on the Carolines affair.
The Cologne Gazette prints q letter
from q German merchant al Yap. saying
that the European residents of Yap
desirous OF suppressing oonHnuous disor-
der, asked the Spanish Governor at
Manila in 1884 70 annex the island /,
and that the Spanish gunboat Velatco
was sent and landed men at Yap and
on the Pelew Islands, but no flag was
hoisted and no treating was opened
with the chiefs. The 10 srchant in
! stances the ruination of the Marianne
Islands, which -four ished a decade ago,
through the Spanish Governors ava
rice in nonopolixing all the trade of
the islands, the result bsing q revolt and
the killing of the Governsr, and says
that the same fate may befall the Caro-
line Islands unless Germany protects
l them.
DEFENDING THE SnAEORTS.
MADRID, Sept. 16.-The Command.
ant OF the province OF Guipuzcoa has
been ordered to push forward the work
of terrifying Passages. A chain of tor
pedoes will be laid off the seashore,
from Passages to Saint Sebastian, q dis
tance of three miles.
THE EXPULSION OF AUSr3IANs FROM
4 WARSAW.
i WARSAW, Septambe 16.-The expul-
sion of Austrians has begun. A large
factory has dismissed the German em
ployes and replaced them with Russians
expelled from Prussia.
WARSAW, Septemb Der 16.-The semi
official Gazette to-day calls the recep
ton given by the Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria, at Posega on the 18th
instant, TO the daputation consisting OF
437 prominent Bosn ians and Eerzegovi-
ans, a comedy prepared and rehearsed
by Austria, and states that the promise
made by the Austrian Hmperor on that
loocasion were but idle words, as Russia
will not allow Austria to take another
step forward in her schemes relating to
the Balkan States until she pleases.
| PRECAUTIONS AGAItEsT NIHILIsM.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 16.-The
Nov0sti states that the Russian Admi'
ralty has ordered two fast cruisers to be
built at Copenhagen, and that the po.
lice OF st. Petersburg have been order
ed to renew for the balance Of the veal
the measures Of increased stringeney
Iadopted during the darkest days of N i
hilism.
AUSTRIA. HCNGARY.
LEMBERG, Sept 16.-The Chamber of
,, Commerce yesterday resolved &c
urgently request the interven ton o
: of the Austrian Minister Of Commerc,
!, with the Prussian Governments in re
: gard to the sudden expulsion of Poles
/, which, 1t is claimed, is running solven
|, timber merchants trading with Ga
licia,
THE CHOLERA,
al ToULoN, Sept. 16.-There has bee
no death from cholera reported here to
day. Fifty-three persons are unde
treatment for the disease.