The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-15

VOLUME v.
3rning Star and Catholic Messenger.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
ENGLAND.

@ ENGLAND.
Advices show that the striking III ania is per-
h6ing all England The chairnakers of Wy
anbe, the coal men of Lowestopt, the silk
jevers of Sudburg, the stone masons of Pres
>, the bakers of Dublin, the engineers of
.<kenhead, the China and earthenware man
fcturers of Staffordshire are all on strike.
carpenters, painters, bricklayers, bakers
u cabinet-makers continue their strikes
Is Postofice employees have asked for an adj
nee of wages. The journeymen butchers of
endon have formed a union for the purpose of
63Nng higher wages. There has been a fur
4e advance in prices Of English coal. Twenty
asand miners of the Midland Coal Mines
d3& preparing to strike for an increase of
PRESIDENT Tbiers has ordered thai public
bauQuets or popular demonstrations of any
Kind be prohibited on the 21st and 22d of Sep
neRt of the assassination of it's agent and
|<bkhor French citizens in Paraguay are fully
|co1frmed. On reopening the Assembly THEIRS
|aeszI propose the creation Of the Office of Vice
&pfeafdent, Orders have been issued for stop
nina work the military defences near the
&1ont Cents tunnel.
The Emperor of Austria arrived in Berlin on
khe evening OF the 9th, from Dresden, and was
xecfyed at the railway station by Emperor
W11iam with precisely the same ceremonies
and attention which were accorded to the
Gear. AS the two German Emperors rode side
ineassant, and tho popular enthusiasm was
even greater than that displayed on the occa-
sisn Of the Cars reception. After a week
8yant in the exchange of courtesies between
(5e Emperors and of reviews, parades, balls.
tinners ETC., the Emperor of Austria left Ber-
9ia ON the 10th. He was accompanied to the
abroad station by the Emperor William
xince Frederick William and many officers OF
lie army and court. He repeatedly embraced
Ire German Emperor and Crown Prince before
$cppiug from the platform to the cars The
nf fhn Inf n
Eeflin took occasion, during the grand parade
"a saturday last to create many disturbances
ae party of ,iotous characters, enragel at tn
ssSs an attack upon their brewery, and com
sete3y wrecked it. The police were compelled
81 charge on the crowd with drawn swords
Hnasit was not dispersed until many per
enswere wounded and still larger humble
zkested.
IA great land slide Is repoltt near Froga. il
rzagon, on the banks OF the river Cinca Tn
hed 81 the river filed with earth an'
4oSks and the waters forced from their course
szs1 The country around the town Of Froga in
Hndated. A bridge which crossed the river a
fkAf point was carried away. A barge, wit
fHEty men, women and children, taken fror
80 flooded houses, was swamped, and all o.
eaEd were drowned except three. Man
6theF lives were lost, and the damage t
is very gTes sooD g Ss
8skleB of public meetings are to be held
adrid, Seville, Barcelona and other larg
<ltiee. Petitions for abolition of slavery i
Fanish colonies will be circulated, and as 500
the Cortes meets will be presented to tina
Be&y. The Senate will consist of IA
tnisterialsts and Ia opposition member
1aEliBt bandits making acquisitions fc
nod and arms upon the inhabitants OF Cat:
1pnla.
80 HOLLAND.
The International Society Congress, whic
&saembletl at the Hague, numbered sixty,nir
NzeMbers, including three women. New 1oI
Las been chosen as the seat OF the Gener
&euncil instead of London. Karl Marx wi
E9afde hereafter in the United States. III
19port of the Council to Congress says :-iI
naxCk is the spy-in- chief in the German En-
EiEe. 1t declares that the Government at BE
IN project another war, while the Congress
The Hague has for it's object the preservatit
& Of peace. 1t also declares that never, SIN
&16f6, have the masses been so united as no'
lander the flag of the Commune.
SWITZERLAND.
The village of Zernatz, in the Canton
4Eison, was nearly destroyed by fire on t
tight Of the 9th. One hundred and TWEEN
houses, besides many stables and outbuildin(
sre burned. The arbitrators appointed und
ne Treaty of Washington TO decide upon t
lAbama Claims have finally come to Z
esaion, awarding E?,l25000 to the Unit
&ates. Tho arbitrators and others connect
With the Tribunal arrived in Berne on t
nth and were met by the President and Con
81
UNITED STATES.
MAINE.-The official returns received up
the 18th include something more than nine
ser cent of the total vote of the State. I
MaioEiiitB in the several Congressional d
iSfsf.,ot up very nearly as follows: Burleis
t8hs Fry. 1909; Blaine 500; Horsey 3SI
a1sf goo. These aggregate majorities
not dFE.r materially from Perham's MAORI
he largest gains are IN tho Ihiro anu ri