Litchfield enquirer., 1873-02-13
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 Great BfitGin.-The trial of the Gal way priests for illegal interference at 6 Parliamentary election was begun in Dub lin, Monday
 The Marquis of Lorne has made a speech deploring the emigration of so many Highlanders. ] T 1I ! / / A railroad collision took place, Satur- day, near Dunbar Nine persons were killed and several severely injured.
 Parliament was opened Thursday and 3 spirited debate took place in the House of Lords, Friday, regarding the Geneva award Disraeli also attacked the award in the Commons. -.s, .-5@s elected in Liverpool H l. MT. Robert Bowles has been tried and acquitted. &# s&# *zs as sss ass ssS
 The course of Russia in the East has been severely eenstfred in parliament.
 France e-The Medical School at Mont pelier has been closed by the French Gov ernment. ! I tF '&t &< c L.ti-, f Nine Internationals have been sentenced to fine and Imprisonment by the Court at Lisieux. ' A Paris editor has been fined and sen- fenced to four months imprisonment for publishing an international circular
 An editor has been arrested in Paris for suspicious financial operations.
 The Committee of Thirty have com pleted their constitutional project. Due de Broglie is to present it to the Assem- bly. Pres. Thiers will oppose it; a rup- ture is anticipated.
 Another of the late ministry is out with statement that Austria had agreed to help France in her war with Germany. |. Spai,. It IS reported that King Ana deus contemp1ates abdicati6n. He disa- grees with the present Ministry which is supported by the Cortes. Should he do so, the Cortes will go into joint session till form of government is agreed on. The Republicans are hopeful.
 The Carlist forces receetly defeated in the north of Spain have returned to the field in formidable numbers, and have gained some successes.
 A republican Senator proposed, last week, in the Cortes to, extend the provi- siens of the Porto Rico Abolition bill to Cuba.
 The officers and crew of the Murillo are held as prisoners pending an investigation into the Northfeet affair.
 Germany-An ultramontane editor has been sentenced to four months imprison- l ment.
 Greece.-A severe earthquake shock has occurred at Samos and many lives were lost. The Turkish government has preferred aid to the sufferers. SDitzerland. The Council of State have stopped the salaries of Romish priests who defy their authority. Austria--An International Congress, to encourage useful invention, has been l proposed by the Government. @,
 A resolution has been introduced ill the Hungarian Chamber of Deputies de- manding the expulsion of the Jesuits
 The cholera has again broken out viru- lently in various parts of Russia and Hun gary.
 Oceanica,-Prince Lunalilo has been defnitiveiy elected King of the Sandwich Island. 1 A British war sloop has seized three three slavers engaged in Kidnapping Polynesians.
 DOMESTIC. A banquet was given in honor of Prof Tyndall, at New York on Tuesday of las week. He has since sailed for Europe.
 Mayor Havemeyer of New York ha. 1 written letter in opposition to the Char ter proposed by the Republicans for that city. A woman was murdered in New Yorl 1 house of assignation and the murdere1 committed suicide.
 Three men have been arrested in Brook 1 lyn for arson.
 Franklin B. Evans confesses the mur 1 der of the Joyce children and other crimes
 The New York Courthouse frauds art estimated by the Controller at $500, 900 A husband shot his wife, ,and boy hiG playmate, in New York, on Friday last. 1 Prof. G. F. Barker, of Yale College lectured on' The Constitution of the Sun, at New York, last week.
 Ex-Gov. Geary died suddenly at liar risburg. on Saturday. l The bill of exceptions in the Stokes case was argued before Judge Davis, last week.
 A mother was killed by her little boy who was playing with g revolver, al 1 Springfield, Mass, on Saturday. Twelve prisoners broke jail, at Lebanon, Penn, Friday night, and escaped over the wall by making rope out of their bed l clothes
 Senator-elect Bogy of Mo. has been ex- onerated of the charge of corruption by an investigating committee. .
 The Georgia legislature has voted $375, ,OOO to redeem State bonds held as collateral and $500, 900 to pay the inter- est on their State debt. The Scannen and Doris mnrder trials have begun. .., oh1o, and four lives were lost, Monday.
 A Vigilance Committee at Dodge City, Kansas, made raid on @ dance-house in that village on Sunday. and killed Charles Hill, alias Texas, and Ed. Williams, both desperate frontier characters. The agitation of the Mormon leaders, at Salt Lake City, in anticipation of im- to Utah, is on the increase. -
 Six highwaymen made daring assault in Brooklyn, Monday. E. t~-fss>,
 Competent physicians who have exam ined Gaffney, the Buffalo murderer, re- port him sane, and he will be executed.
 Three men were killed and several wounded by railroad accident near Ti- tusville, Pa, Monday.
 Horace Greeley's will of 1871 has been established by the Surrogate. 5.
 A shoemaker was murdefed at Little Neck, l.. l., and a boy was whipped to death in Brooklyn, last week.
 The Atlantic Telegraph Go. have re- dueed their tolls for cable messages to 75 cents per word.
 A wife-murderer was hanged in Illinois, Friday.
 Seven thousand five hundred coal mil ners are on strike in Ohio. Philadelphia appropriates half mil lion to the Centennial.
 A large meeting favorable to woman suffrage was held in Terre Haute, Ind, Thursday.
 Simmons, who killed the lottery dealer Duryea, has been indicted for murder.
 Steinway Hall, N. F., was filled to hear Mark Twain, Wednesday night.
 Evans the New Hampshire child-mur- derer has been convicted and tried to l.