THE SITUATION IN EGYPT.
Special—By Telegraph—Copyright.
London, February 19.
The statement of the Cairo correspondent o£ The Times that a Paris journalist is openly promising the armed support of Francs to Egypt has caused a great sensation in Paris. M. Flourens, the well-known French statesmen, believes it is the desire of England to strike a decisive blow and obtain a free hand in Egypt. February 20. The Times Cairo corraapondent says the Egyptian Ministry have determined not to resign while they are supported by the English Government. Moslem fanatics predict there will be a rising againsG Christians during the feast of Ramadan. j Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. Cairo, February 20. The Khedive marries a slave of the harem who recently bore him a daughter. The Alahrum, a daily paper published in Alexandria, in an article which it is believed is inspired, says the Khedive accuses Lord Groinor, the British representative, of duplicity,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10289, 21 February 1895, Page 4
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