Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-20
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| LONDON, Jan. 1S.-When the Cunard
steamer Scotia entered Queenstown last
evening, strong police force quietly went
on board and arrested George Francis
Train, Grinnell and Gee three of the pas
sengers from New York. 1t is understood
these gentlemen were in custody on the
charge of being active members of the
American wing OF the Fenian organization.
The proceedings caused considerable ex-
Icitement, both here and elsewhere, espe-
cially among the American residents. ~ bas
/ CORK, Jan. ia strict search of the
person and baggage of George Francis
Train disclosed no proof of completely with
the Fenian movements, or justifying his
arrest by the British police on suspicion of
being concerned in Fenian plottings. Train
asserts that he came over to Europe as
special correspondent in Ireland for the
New York, World. He has formally pro-
tested, through the United States Consul,
against his detention, and declares he was
arrested upon no other ground of sus-
Ipicion than the finding of an Irish paper
in his trunk.
PARIS, Jan. 1s.-Duke De Persigny, in
letter objects to the bill recently proposed
for the government of the press of the
country. He thinks the press will be al
lowed too much latitude. While he would
favor bill desi gned to give more freedom
to the press, the obvious tendency of the
the proposition of the bill would be to
leave journals free to assail public and pri-
vate character. ,s,
| Stockholm
STOCKHOLM. Jan. h1S.-Parliament met
yesterday. The King delivered the OPEN
ing speech. After reviewing the state of
the country, he entered upon the subject Of
efficiency of the army; he favored.the en-
rollment of all the male population in the
military organizations, and the purchase of
the most approved arms tor the use of The
army. II % Has7' b-uee sfi EHe' r-7si 'a p
see Berlin Diet Yi ,sG Isiae 5,s
| BERLIN, january 1S.-The diet has
bill for railway loan of forty million
thalers. - '.i = ~
italian Parliament. @
| FLORENCE, January 1S.-The party of
the left has been defeated in the Italian
Parliament on motion to adjourn debate
on the budget for this year. e.is'i 5af9siaas
| Count Sartiges. 'ana siie
i LONDON, Jan. 11S.-Sartiges, the French
Ambassador to Rome, attended the New
Sicilies. Pleasant speeches were made,
and there was much good feeling. Ia1g
--1a.-F Seizure. t.-. -tre
DUBLIN, Jan. l9.-The police of Limerick
have made seizure of guns and ammuni-
tion found in shops of that city to put them
out of the reach of Fenians.
| go Editor Arrested. 80
DUBLIN, Jan. 19-Evening.-Dr.W Waters,
another editor OF the Dublin IrishmaD, has
not stated. 1t is supposed, however, to be
completely in Fenian movements.
-,.uld .saa Fenian Items 20 1saiy suT
LONDON. Jan. 19.-Mike Marratt, who, it
is now claimed, is positively known to be
the party who fired the fuse at the Clerk
enwell explosion, has been arrested at
Glasgow and brought to London in irons.
A man named Clancy has been arrested
in this city charged with firing upon the
"A Fenian manifesto was found this
morning posted on the wall of the Man.
sion House, where it had been affixed des-
pite the vigilance of the police. who have
no clue to the perpetrator of this daring
act. The boldness and audacity of the Fe-
mans in the vigorous measures of repres-
sion which have been adopted. excite much
uneasiness. = =, '''7 y ~ 90
Austrian Minister.
| VIENNA, Jan. 19.-Kull has been appoint
ed Austrian Minister of War. 7sI q Io7B
~ha Rem aims of maximilian.qr ,a-
The remains of Macmillan arrived here
last night by special train from Trieste, In
charge OF a military escort. The train was
met upon its arrival by the Austrian Off
clalS. larRe DOuy OF troops anu q vast
crowd Of people, who had assembled to
give expression to their respect for the
dead and their sympathy with the living.
The remains were formally received by the
Imperial family at the palace. This even
ing the funeral obsequies will be cele-
brated with solemn procession and re-
QUEEN mass. The manifestation of poplar
feeling is general and intense. t2-i = = 'iiH
Financial and Commercial.
LONDON, Jan. 1S-1l.15-American Sc
curities in demand; bonds 7l7s@72; Illi-
nois S5I Erie 4S14; Consuls unchanged.
rived at 8 P. M. yesterday .7.ao2 e.'.7-7e~
LIVERPOOL. Jan. ISL 1.15.-Cotton ex-
cited sales 10000 bales. Corn dull wheat
firm. P. Motion active and eXcited;
advanced one-eighth, closing at IL for
uplands; Orleans ~: Corn firmer. Pro-
visions firm. - ''-
QUEENSTOWN, J an. 1911. .15.-The steam
er Scotia, from New York, has arrived.