The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-05
,,,poyyCLINGS BY THE CABLE.
.,,s.sUaneous Matters of Interest from the
Old World.


te1eoram from Suakim says: An
I ,rr,or train was surprised by rebels tearing
n -, rails Of A new railway and opened fire upon
- II is estimated the rebels lost several
3huSired men.
n Granville declares if Turkey refuses
- occunv some of the Red Sea ports England
q will bc compcllcd to make arrangements for
4 sho occnnancy of these places by some civil
4 tied power
Il A priest is just in with commuui-
cation from Polndmaker to Gen. Middleton.
Poundmaller offers to surrender uncondition-
slly His followers to the number OF 2OOO are
now coming 10 talk with Middleton FORTY
eight Ralf-brceds are with them.
In the chamber of deputies M. La
Croix interpolated the government with rel
.erences to the occurrences at Pere La Chaise
Cemetery. He accused the police Oh pro
yoking disorders. He denied the right OF tne
government to interfere with the display O.
red flags on the ground that the law relating
to seditious emblems has not passed. M.
accepting all the responsibility for the action
of the police. He said that even though one
unc1peainty might exist regarding the dehnl-
ton of sedtious emblems 1t was the duty OF
the government to preserve order and prevent
the dis play of emblems calculated to incite CIV
il war. He declared he did not confound the
Democracy of Paris with the minority OF an
archist agitators, who provoked disorder and
attacked the police who were compelled to de-
fend themselves. The police, he declared had
acted as the veritable defenders of the law
Mile. Lievre urged the government to redouo-
lie ID efforts to prevent the display OF the red
flag and banners NJ. Lacroix's motion, de-
claring that no law existed preventing the
display of flags and emblems and condemning
the violence of the police, was rejected by
vote of 423 to A. NJ. Crsimor Perier then Of
fered a motion expressing confidence In the
firmness of the government in enforcing re-
spect for the national flag. The motion, was
adopted by a vote of 3SS to 10.
The French copy of the treaty OF
peace between China and France has been
aEeeAto. Nothing now remains to be done
to conclude the entire work of the conven-
ton but mere manipulation of the Chinese
copy of the treaty, which is soon to be fin
shed.
The military maneuvers this year IN
clude camps at forty-two points in European
Russia and sham battle fights at wilma and
WarAw The latter will be under the direc-
ton of Gen. Gourko.
1t is reported that the Khan of Bud
iskhan in Afghan Turkestan has made sec
ond treaty with Russia.
A great sensation is created in free
church circles in Edinburg, Scotland, over
the. alleged apostacy of DR.. Adam Stuart
MuH, of Trinity Free Church and Leith, whose
appeal from dismissal fer popish practices has
just been unsuccessfully heard by the genera
assembly of the Free Church Of Scotland. 1t
is expected he will enter the Romish church.
"A dispatch from Rome says: The
Pope had a two hours conference with the
IRISH bishop. Strict secrecy is enjoined upon
all who participated. It is supposed, howev-
er, that the pope spoke strongly and plainly
to the bishop regarding his luminosity to Eng
land.