EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
[by ELECTRIC TKI-KGRAPH.—copyright.] , , C.UltO, January 16. The' Khedivo is about to dismiss the Premier, Fehrai Pasha, on the ground that he is opposed to reforms. London, January 17. The Times says that the Khedive's appointment of Fakri Pasha as the new, Premier' is in open defiance of British authority, and that Mulstaplia Fehmi, the ex-Premier and Minister of the Interior,- was lie is in -sympathy with the English ideas.' Fakri is a prominent opponent of judicial refprtns. Tho natives generally disapprove of the Khedive's action,, and there is much, excitement in Cairo. The new Ministry has not yet been sworn in. ■ The Daily News says that English officials in Egypt will not-recognise the new Ministry. .. It is believed that Russia and Franco have caused the election. Lord Rosebery regards the'situas tion in Egypt as serious.
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Waikato Times, Volume XI, Issue 3209, 19 January 1893, Page 2
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137EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS. Waikato Times, Volume XI, Issue 3209, 19 January 1893, Page 2
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