Democratic Sentinel, Volume 8, Number 15, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 May 1884 — FOREIGN. [ARTICLE]

FOREIGN.

In the British House of Commons ■Belford, Lord Advocate for Scotland, announced the Government would shortly introduce a bill creating a Minister for Scotland. It appeals from evidence offered before a duly authorized commission that tho flour furnished the Egyptian army has been adulterated with plaster of paris, that the hay was rotten, and that two-thirds of the mules fhrnished lor transport were useless. Col. Frazer has been summoned to London from Cairo, to give a detailed statement of the condition of the Egyptian army. A revolution is reported as having

broken out in Malaga, Spain, and tne insurgents about Flgueras have been driven across the frontier. The Pope is said to be preparing a fresh note to the powers in regard to the decision of the Italian court, in which he will declare that a compromise with Italy is impossible on the basis of existing laws. The work of unifying the Liberals is meeting with great success in Germany. At a recent national meeting resolutions were adopted in favor of the creation of a party to embrace the entire empire, its object to be the pursuit of patriotic liberalism.