The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-15

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after day.
London dispatch says that many Russians
are preparing to emigrate to this country and
that the movement is so large IA to threaten
! to depopulate certain districts of that empire.
Spanish items: The insurgents at Cadiz
have surrendered to the Government troops
Many Carlists were killed and wounded by the
explosion of powder magazine at Valencia
The Germans have captured two insurgent
frigates in the harbor of Malaga.-The Ger
man Consul at Almeria has demanded CSC, 900
from the insurgents for injuries done TO his
residence.
The Parliamentary election in Greenwich,
England, has resulted in the return of a Con-
servative. This is the first instance. since
1882 of Conservative candidate being elected
for the borough, and the result is accepted
as an almost certain indication that the Con-
servatives will return to power after the APP
preaching general election with fair working
majority.
Reports from the agricultural districts of
England are generally favorable to the hopes
of an early and plentiful harvest
London dispatch announces that John
Lathrop Motley, the American historian, has
been stricken with paralysis, depriving him Of
the use of one side.
A duel was recently fought between ii.
Hcrve. editor of the Journal de Paris, and NJ.
About the well-known author and journalist.
The latter was slightly wounded in the right
hand
The President of the Republic of Spain has
issued a decree instructing officials in Cubs to
return to alleged insurgents their property,
which may have been taken from them and
confsca.ed on grounds of suspected disloy-
atty
Victor Hugo is reported to be dying.
Two interviews are reported to have taken
place at Vienna between the Count dc Cham
bord and the Count de Paris and it is stated
that the latter has virtually recognized the
formers superior claims to the throne of
France
An official letter to the State Department at
Washington, dated Belluno, Italy, says: On
the evening of June 20, terrible earthquake
occurred here, carrying death to many and
CONSERVATION to all. The dead are counted by
tens and the material injury done by millions
Every fourth or fifth building is made unin-
habitable. The principal monuments are over
thrown or seriously injured. Everywhere the
cry of anguish is raised, and seeks for prompt
and effectual relief
The Conservatives have achieved another
victory in the East Staifordshre England
District, Mr.. Alsop having been returned to
the House of Commons by 900 majority.
Several important changes have taken place
in the British Cabinet. The Marquis of Ripon,
and Messrs. Chiders and Baxter have
resigned. Gladstone, in addition to the Pre-
mership, assumes the CHARACTERISTIC of the
Exchequer in lieu of Lowe. who assumes the
Home Office. Bruce is to be made peer.
and will succeed Lord Ripon as President of
the Council. Bonham Carter succeeds Baxter
as Joint Secretary of the Treasury. Arthur
Peel becomes the Liberal whip. John Bright
joins the Cabinet as Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster.
Further particulars of the farmers rebel
lion in Japan are furnished by mail.
Ten thousand of them attacked the
Government castle at Fukuoka. killed six
officials and burned the buildings. Four
other officials committed suicide when they
saw the rebels overpowerine them. The
telegraph wires were cut, and all the
roads barricaded. The houses of all the
farmers who would not join the insurrection
were burned, and the dwellings of rich men
and the banks robbed. The insurgents are
said to number at least $50, 900. The cause of
the revolt is that the Government has re-
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money instead of produce, together with the
probable failure of the rice crop.
A London dispatch says: The report that
Mr.. Motleys illness was the result of an
apoplectic stroke is incorrect. He was suffer-
ing from a severe attack of neuralgia, but is
now much better, and expects soon to be com
pletely restored.
1t is denied that Prince Arthur is betrothed
to Princess Thyra, of Denmark.
The insurgents in Spain are rapidly losing
ground. Valencia has Internationally sur
and the submission of Cartagena is
expected to follow Immediately.
The Vorsldnd Zeitung, of Vienna, reports
that Count de Chambord has accepted the |
throne Of France, formal tender of which |
was recently made him by deputation of
Legitmists
Henri Rochefort has been sent, with other
,onvicts, to the penal colony of New Caledonia.
A large rice mill at Stepney, suburb of
London, has been burned. The loss is
IS, 900, 600.
A doubtful report has reeched New York to |
the effect that Gen. Portfolio at the head of
B. 900 men, had captured Cienfuegos and pro-
claimed Don Carlos King of Spain.
1t is reported from London that the Great |
Eastern has succeeded in recovering the lost |
cable of 1865.
The passage Of the bill by the Spanish |
Cortes for the emancipation of slavery in |
Porto Rico is said to have been effected |
through the fundamentally of Minister
Sickles. 1t is even understood that it was
plainly intimated i'll the Cortes that, unless |
Spain now, in the hour of her extremity.
should keep her faith with the United States.
t might be considered that the day of free
Cuba had arrived. SO says a well-informed |
Washington correspondent.
Many strangers are leaving Vienna, and the
number of visitors to the Exposition de-