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Foreign News December 14, 1888

The Evening World

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

London report: Osman Digna claims Emin Bey and Henry M. Stanley surrendered to Mahdi's forces at Lado on Oct. 10, betrayed by Emin's people. He authenticates with Khedive's letter. Rumors of proposal to release them for Suakim's restoration or execute them; British Cabinet discusses.

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[BY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS ASSOCIATION.]

London, Dec. 14.-Osman Digna, in his letter to Gen. Grenfell, says Emin Bey and Henry M. Stanley surrendered to the Mahdi's forces on Oct. 10, at Lado, having been betrayed by Emin's own people.

As an authentication of this statement, Osman inclosed a letter from the Khedive of Egypt to Emin Bey, which was given to Stanley when he was in Cairo.

Later.-It is rumored that Osman Digna proposes to give up Emin Bey and Stanley if Egypt will restore Suakim to the Soudanese, and threatens, if this is refused, the death of the prisoners.

The Cabinet is now discussing the situation.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign Diplomatic Political

What keywords are associated?

Osman Digna Letter Emin Bey Surrender Stanley Captured Mahdi Forces Suakim Restoration Prisoner Threat

What entities or persons were involved?

Osman Digna Gen. Grenfell Emin Bey Henry M. Stanley Mahdi Khedive Of Egypt

Where did it happen?

Lado

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Lado

Event Date

Oct. 10

Key Persons

Osman Digna Gen. Grenfell Emin Bey Henry M. Stanley Mahdi Khedive Of Egypt

Outcome

emin bey and henry m. stanley surrendered to the mahdi's forces; rumored proposal to release them if suakim restored to soudanese, otherwise death threatened

Event Details

Osman Digna wrote to Gen. Grenfell stating that Emin Bey and Henry M. Stanley surrendered to the Mahdi's forces on Oct. 10 at Lado, betrayed by Emin's own people. He enclosed a letter from the Khedive of Egypt to Emin Bey, given to Stanley in Cairo, as authentication. Rumored that Osman Digna proposes to give up the prisoners if Egypt restores Suakim to the Soudanese, threatening their death if refused. The Cabinet is discussing the situation.

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