Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-17
Fatal Accident.
FOR EIl;N.
France.


New York, September l6. A Paris special states
that Mcssrs. Rouher aud Oliver and Admiral Maui
~ have gone TO the Bonapartist conference at Ar
enenherg. The Bonapartist agents are quite &C.
tive throughout France.
A Strange Affair.
The nephew of Lord Thanet of England, his
wife and two children, were arrested in Paris,
yesterday, on suspicion of being pickpockets. All
of them were stripped, searched ami Dismissed
The case is now in the hands Of the British min
lister.
A Cruise Contemplated.
London, September l6. The Globe has reason
to believe that the Lords Of Admiralty contem-
plate cruise for the inspection of the govern.
ment at Malta, the navy yards of France, and
probably that Of Italy will be visited.
Obituary.
The Earl of Huntingdon is dead. He was about
81 years of age.
The Cattle Plague.
The following are the latest official returns in
regard to the foot and mouth disease during the
week There have been 4426 additional cases in
Kent, Is $50 in Dorsestire. ,095 in Gloucester
shire and 5000 in Oxfordshre. The scourge
seems to be spreading in those counties, Is well
as Statiordshire. Wiltshire, Cambridgeshire, Hun
tingdonshiIe and Norfolk with great rapdity. In
Sussex, however, the disease is abating. There
has been small proportion of death from the
beginning.
The spanish COrtes.
Madrid September l6 The Correspondence
does not believe the Spanish Cortcs will meet this
year.
London, September Is. The Madrid cores
pondent OF the Times summarizes the circular of
the papal Nuncio to the Bishop as follows:
The Nuncio claims the fulflment of the concor-
dat which forbids The exercise of any nOn-Catho-
lie creed requires the transfer of the superintend-
! g al, N, fhn nndppa
cooperation of the secular power in suppressing
heretical teaching and literature. He says one
of the causes of civil war Is the way IN which re-
ligious unity has been misunderstood bv previous
governments. For these reasons and in view OF
these consequences, the Holy See believes itself
strictly obliged to present these observations 10
the government.
The Times correspondent also adds No doubt
the presentation Of this audacious claim, at time
when liberal cabinet has just been installed,
implies threat that if the governn ent REJECTS it,
the blessing of the church will be definitely trans
ferred to Don Carlos, and peace retarded in every
possible way.
A Discussion.
Krapuiewatz. September l6. The discussion
| In the ca Of the Skuptchina on the address III
| reply to Prince Milans speech, has commenced,
and will probably last until Saturday. The mem
| bers of the minority, who are in favor Of war,
| it is believed have won over several members IN
the debate already had in the committee. Attempts
| to secure q compromise UctOTc SuDuittioS uiSAt
of the address to the skup,schins, are still earn.
e,tly pushed, but it is feared that the party Of
action will be victorious, especially as the s.ua-
| ton is being more urgent for war. The ministry
will oppose war; even if the com pittee reports IN
favor OF it, to the length of resignation. The
peace party is less hopeful bat has not yet aoan.
| doned its efforts. The Belgrade papers say the
Turks have again violated toe Servian territory.
The Servian armament is continuing.
Krayujowatz, September Is: AZ deputies op-
| Al ant and ava in INIT
4 majority seems to be secured for the address
which proposes to leave the question to the wis
dom of Prince Milan. The government is active
in efforts to maintain peace, and the immediate
danger of war is consequently somewhat dimin-
i ished. HnH tt
French Politics.
Versailles. September l6. The republicans
mindful OF the prompt dismissal Of Admiral Ron
ciere lie Neary, refrained from questioning OF
criticising the government, at the sitting Of thu
permanent committee. The session passed with
out debate