The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-11

The Parsians are locking into the murder
Of the fersaillist Generals, Lecompte ana
Thomse, and Quesnal, Communist incer.
diary, has been sentenced to death. The
workingmen appear to be lntolerably Levy,
and in rebuilding the city do their duties in
s'ovenly manner. The National Guard IA be-
ing disafmed, and Efforts are being made TO
establish pacific relations between the solditrs
OF PTuseia and the subjuFated inhsb tants
Theirs wants Cssimir Pevriere TO be Pres
dent 10 case he himself should die, but The
RaOpel prefers Victor Hugo, who has been
vainly Interceding with Theirs for Rocheforlis
pardon. The new French Minister to thu
country Is Baron Gauldercs Boilesu, lately
Envoy to Lima. Another OF the occasional
Algerian Instructions appears to have BEEN
suppressed, and the natives are getting sbour
their business again. Nashville, Minister
W@h5urne has been presented By his grateful
fellow countrymen in Paris with sumptuou Us
services OF silver plate, mined ard
manufactured in America, in recog1i
ton of his labors in their behalf
during the horrors OF the past year.-In B.r-
lin the workingmen are organizing strikes ,or
increased wages and ''LIue hours q dav.n an
are proposing to consolidate trades unioIs
The Reichstag has passed a war>Iurd bill
whereby Prussia is enabled to get into posi-.
ton, offensive or defensive, on The shortest
possible notice.-Italy thinks Of expcrdius
S.4OO, 600 in fortyiyiDg the passes Of the Aims
Francis Joseph has be, q warning the Be !.
hemiars not to NEEDLE with the general cen.
stitution, except in the manner therein pre
sesibed, ard eKhCrts them with A. Nm ,lie5
menace in case Of refusalD to stnd Their repre-
sentatives as usual TO the couscll OF tie en-
pre-. He has invited former soytTpar .,
their prourcs, Baron KeilerDsrg. 10 sorm
cabinet, that unpleasant office hsvirg been
eVaded By Baron HolzgetLar. Meauuhi'e
Count Beust, the imperial charce,lo-
has resgnCd-iHvoluntarlly, 1t Is said.
The Dutch have agreed with N.
English to sell sumatra and the
Guinea cosst to the latter. - The
Sultan will rot satisfy the Pspal Envoy "a 70
the st0t~s OF TIE Turkish Catholics, ard the
sublime Porte win hear nothing OF the cub
iect.-The Lord Chief Justice of India. hay
ing been asssssinsted by a native. the muir
derer has been hung and burned by seng of
tia fellow countrymen Of The lowest cas;e-
New Brunswick is Fostering the Domiuieu
Government for a heavier subsidy -Brssl
emsncipates al government slaves, / 700 In
number, frees all children hereafter b,rp a;
slaves, and establishes On omar G patton fuud
Tor these who ere still in bondage. But
slave owners Themselves, ale thinking Of con
yerting their slaves into Ireertersnt farmers
or OF freeing them on condition of a feS
yesrs' service. Meanwhile the foreign min.
isters snd the BrsEilian people are pro
iusely congrstulating King Don Psdro's
Government upon its messnrs
Of enancipation.-aaJtien authorities
are trying to shirk the claims tAst
have grown out Of their revolution. Cen
raj America matters are more or less stir.
ring. Both departments OF 1u..emala ase
g in state OF SIEGE" and Honduras e zsk.
Ing demands upon Nicaragua, besides irving.
with the help Of San Salvador, to keep down
m Indian ok-MexicO, Of course, "a kent
uncomfortAbly active BY ItA revolutionists.
.ho are demonstrating in the vicinity Of
4onterY.
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