Democratic Sentinel, Volume 8, Number 14, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 May 1884 — FOREIGN. [ARTICLE]

FOREIGN.

Nubar Pasha, at what is called a meeting of the Egyptian Cabinet, had resolutions adopted tavoring the immediate disdatch of troopß to Upper Egypt. The resolutions were telegraphed to the English Cabinet. Herr Kaiser, a member of the German Reichstag, who was expelled from Bresr lau, has asked permission to return to adjust some family affairs, but has been refused. The tunnel under the river Mersey, connecting the cities of Liverpool and Birkenhead, will be formally opened to traffic . une 14. Bepnblican uprisings are threatened in Catalonia, Valencia, and the South of Spain generally. Gladstone is being called “the sphinx” In Parliament. His words have been

so vague and mysterious that he is badgered with merciless iteration by the Tories, and the people begin to say that this thing cannot go on much longer. It is reported that Mr. James J. O’Kelly, member of Parliament for Roscommon, Ireland, who went to the Soudan about six months ago as correspondent for the London Daily Neves, has been arrested by the Egyptian authorities on the charge of having given aid and advice to the Mahdi. Suspicious documents were found with him, among them letters from Frenchmen to the False Prophet.