The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-19
BUFPET's ELECTION.

clergy 1000, 600 pesetas.
PUPPETS ELECTION.
PARIS, June II.
The republican orgals consider that
Bullets election TO the life senatorshiI
places the senate in opposition to th
chamber of deputies and universal suffrage.
Conservative organs say his election is MOI
intended as hostile demonstration, but a.
an act of justice.
THE TURKISH AssAssIN---A DESPERATE MAN
LONDON, June II.
The Daley News special telegram from
Constantinople reports that Hassian, afte,
gaining admission into the council chamber,
locked the door and fired at Avru Pashs
The lamp was broken, and only candle
was left burning in the room. The assas-
sin then threw himself on Avra anC
plugged cu,las into his bowels He mex
fired at the minister of marine, and finally
at Pachid Pasha. The police overpowered
and captured him as he was attempting t.
kill Mdhat Pasha. After he was seized ht
said he was sorry be failed to kill Midhal
The minister of the marine will probably
recover. The two murdered ministers
were buried during the day
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BuFFEr's ELECTION
IN FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the Time
says Bullets election, which was the re.
suit of the coalition OF the Bonapartists
and legltmists with the right center, shows
that the senate contains majority hostl,
to the present form of government, fol
Buffet is the avowed enemy of that form
even in its most moderate shape.
BURNED TO DEATH.
The Times account of the fire in the
wooden works of James Templeton at Ayr,
ny which pa women lost their lives, say II
is stated that Barr, the overseer, who was
himself burned to death, locked the door
If the room in which the female operative.
were at work, thinking the alarm of fire
was false. A girl, who jumped from tht
window, states she first:e ndeGvored to es'
cape by the door, bu. man pushed hel
back
THE TURKISH QUESTION.
BRUSSELS, June Is.
De Nord, the Russian organ, says edito
rally The language of the British mini
ters and the tone of the British press shov
chat England desires the pacifcation of III
east by real improvement in the lot of th'
people. Russia will especially approve o.
the adoption Of such q course by the Eng
fish cabinet, as she is indifferent as to wha
power effects improvement In the presen
unbearable position of the eastern chris
tians. II England desires to take the init.
alive she may count beforehand on thu
sympathy and approval Of Russia and al
the other European powers.
ANTI-oLERIoAL DEMONSTRATION.
ANTWERP, June IS.
The anti.clericals renewed their demon
STATIONS here on Saturday night Shout
we're raised OF "long live the king, "dow
with minister The guard, however, wa
not called as there were no violent dit
| turbances of the peace.
FRENCH SENATORS.
PARIS, June IS.
| The senators belonging to the right hay
published statement declaring that the,
voted for M. Buffet as Catholics and con
servatives, not as royallsts.
FRENCH LABoRERs FOR THE CENTENNIAL.
A delegation of French wolkmen VIII
| proceed to Philadelphia indep' ndent o
| government subvention sailed yesterday.
THE AUSTRIAN WAR.
! LONDON, June IS
The Gear has left Ems for Jugenhem
| A Berlin special reports that Austria ha
| ordered the cor centration of l5S,000 reg
ular troops and 1863 900 of landwehr in th'
eastern and southeastern provinces TO
Austrian drill.
The Turks in Bosnia have unfurled thu
green flag for holy war against christians
RESIGNED.
A prince of Montenegro has resigned
his post as representative Of the insurgenl
negotiations with the porte.
TURKISH FLEET.
A dispatch from Cons antiuople repre-
sents that the Tu kisl fee c Consisting o
light first-class yes Is, will sill thence 10
Crete on an important mission.
SULTAN DEFEATED.
VIENNA, June IS.
A special says the nsui gent leader G.