The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-22
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be furnished.
Foreign.
POWER QUERTIER, the French Minister Of
Finance, has resigned. NJ. Goulard, the
present Minister of Agriculture, has been
appointed his successor temporarily......T The
Upper House of the Austrian Reichsrath has
passed the Compulsory Election bill prevl-
ously adopted by the Lower House...".It
has been ascertaincd from official sources
that Austria has made no offer Of asylum TO
the Pope, and reports that His Holiness in
tends to leave Rome are dlscredlted at vi
emma.
In the celebrated Tichborne case in Lon
don, on Wednesday, the counsel for the
claimant announced that his client had de-
cided to withdraw his cause from before the
court. After this announcement, the de-
tense asked for the arres Of the claimant on
a charge of perjury, and that bail be fixed
al 100000. A warrant was issued for his
arrest accordingly. The claimant was not
present AT court, and il was believed that he
had hed....Q Queen Victoria has presented
her groom, John Brown, with a gold medal,
and granted him an annuity of $4,000, for
his promptness in arresting O'Connor, when
he assaulted her Msesty"..M. Stanton,
on Wednesday with NJ. Rogat, of lie Pays.
The latter was twice wounded.....T The dota-
tons granted by the Emperor Of Germany
on the anniversary Of his entry into Paris,
have given rise to much comment on &C
count Of the largeness of the sums disposed
Of. 1t is said that Prince Charles, Gems.
Moltke, Room, and Manteuhel, and the
Duke of Bavaria received each 900
thalers Gen. Goeben and Minister Delbruck
nFn 81 IN l. . 1t
Gems. Fabrice and Blumenthal, and others,
were proportionately remembered.
ALL the London journals approve the re-
suit Of the Tichborne case. The tria! Of the
claimant on a charge OF perjury will take
place in April" The Board Of Directors Of
the French Atlantic Gable Company have
resolved TO lay another cable to America,
which viii be under the management of the
present cable ombination.
TnE Medical Commission find that o'Con-
nor, the Queens assailant, is of sound mind
but an enthusiastic Fenian. O'Connor said
to the Commission that he used an unloaded
pistol because he only desired to frighten
the Queen into a compliance with his de-
mand. Any fatal result from his assault
would have brought the Prince OF Wales to
INC anu blldb Nclb nc AbtS iAob utSl t.
He wishes the Queen to DE the last English
monarch."..The payment of 1000 goo, goo
francs war indemnity, together with interest
to date on the remaining 3,0O0O 100000, was
completed on Wednesday at Strasbourg.
| This gives France entire control OF six de-
psrtments, in which she is allowed to main
| tain as large a military force as she desires.
Troops are concentrating in and around
! Paris as precaution against trouble on the
|
An obe.isk to the memory Of the Earl of
| Mayo is to be erected at Mas, in Kildare
county Ireland, the family soat of the de-
| ceased.
The Emperor of Germany has pardoned
all French culprits confined in German
prisons... The condition of the French ma
tional treasury, even after the paying OF
the fourth 100000 600 of indemnity, is salts
factory. The Minister Of Finance is enabled
to report balance of 45O, 900 900 francs on
! hand