Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-30

out five days and should have been here long
ago. 1t looks as II the whole party had been
captured or killed from the batteries.
The French press insists that the govern
ment shall continue 10 demand from Egypt
full satisfaction for the suppression Of the
Bosphore Egyptial at Cairo. The Egyptian
minister Of foreign affairs replies to France
that he must consult the porte In regard 10 the
matter. Mr., Gladstone admitted In parlIa.
ment that England was not in position to dis
claim all responsibility for the suppression.
Fears are expressed in London that the affair
will lead TO difficulty with France.
The British war office has called out the
first class OF reserves, comprising fifteen regi.
ments, for permanent service. Sweden has |
decided to remain neutral In the event Of a /
war between Russia and England. Finland .
has protested 10 the czar against the issuance
Of letters Of marquc The Italian Navigation |
company has stopped the sale Of Its steamers
10 England until q conference is held with the |
government
A mysterious explosion occurred, recently.
in the basement of the admiralty office in
London. Edwin n. Swanson, the principal
clerk, received a severe scalp wound. Win
dows were broken, and an iron railing was
looscncd. The latest theory Of the dctec.
tlyes is that some employe cherished malice
against Mr.. Swanson, but no conclusion has
been reached as 10 whether gas, gunpowder,
or dynamite was used.
The position Of General Middleton In the
Northwest territory is regarded as most crti-
cal. He is afraid to proceed without rein
| forcements and the only available forces can
not reach him before ten days. The river is
said to be so low that neither supplies nor
troops can be furnished by water. His loss
| in the battle Of Friday was twelve killed and
| forty seven wounded
| The city Of Panama is occupied by five hun
dred United States marines Commander
| MCCal!a issued proclamation taking charge
OF the town, and the French consul protested
/ in violent language. General Aizpurn aud
three members Of his staiI were arrested.
The plaza was cleared by means Of Calling
gun, one rebel being killed and three wounded,
British transports at Woolwich have been
ordered TO load war stores for India. An
order has been given for the construction OF
forty gunboats Of new type The duke OF
ConhauShI WHO had ltit Bombay Tor London,
has been recalled 10 Simla. 1t IS believed that
Lord DufTern intends to concentrate an In.
dian force at QuC,tah.
Ihe Gua'cmalans are said to have lost eight
cen DuudFed men on tile Held Of ChaIchuapa.
IL cost twenty lives 10 obtain the body OF
President Barros, which was inferred with
military honofs at Guaicmala CITY, The fire
oil Tue SaiNadorians was directed by French
man. who was killed in the action
NJ Barrere, The French charge d'atlarcs at
CAIRO, has received instructions 10 suspend
Official relations with Egypt, 1t Is said that
the Egyptians oilcr to make partial apology
TO settle the dispute about the suppression of
the French newspaper.
The prince ot Wales will remain in ireland
ior another week One hundred pickpockets
from London followed the royal party, and
twenty-five oi Them were captured in Dublin.
Aspecial correspondent was stripped Of every
article oil value on his person.
The prince aud princess Of Wales are at
Belfast where their welcome was warm
enough 10 eiiace recollcctions OF distastcful
acts in other points in Iceland Even farm.
ed with wreathS and flags.
Alzpurn, the rebel leader at Panama, has
eight hundred men. He has issued pre-
; nunciamiento against Americans, and fired
upon their pckcts. The government troops
are cmbMkng at Bucnaycntura TO suppress
the revolt.
Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsburgh iron mar
y now sojourniug in England, has been inyitcd
by committee Of liberals to stand for par
y, liamentary district of Edinburgh agains
- George j. Goschcn.
4 1t appears that President Barros, Of Guate
mala, was Killed by a savadorian sharp
To-. shooter AS he was in the act Of leading a rcgi
, ment which had refused 10 march under
" distasteiul colonel
The movement Of the ice above NiCtOr
bridge at Montreal submerged large islam,
)t at The foot oi the Lachtnc rapids, tore up tn
4. Grand Trunk track, and inundated Point 81
le Charles,
as General Middleton has tclcgraphed back {
70 Winnipeg for supplies. Colonel otter is du
as at Batlleiord Sunday night. The massacre a
ID Fort Pitt was pcrpctFatcl by B z Bear and hi
If band,
Of way from Killarney TO Dublin were warml
o. received at Limerick, but met some hostil
Of demonstrations at other points.
&c The police Of The Hague have taken pos
session OF the premises occupied by the su,
TX pended banking company, the managers ha,
IT, ing fed from the Netherlands.
as The Greek diplomatic agent at Cairo is CT
ot gagged in negotiating a compromise betwCc
the governments Of Egypt and France, wit
by some hope Of success.
or Three German capitalists have purchase
fc from the Canadian government a large ira,
a Of land in the northwest, on which TO astal
lish a Swiss colony.
lie received into the French academy caused
ed hehan 10 pay acompIimcnt to the America
ar. s'y,e OIL otatory'
M Russia has made contracts at Newcastle I,