The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-12-06

been fraudulently issued. The extent
and method of the transactions are unre,
veaied
Foreign Relations.
The Duke of Genoa is cruising in Japa-
nese waters in the ship IIltor Pisaai.
General Hawaii, chief of police, recent
ly returned from a European journey,
died suddenly October 18th.
Nordenskjold, jonrneying homeward,
received complimentary demonstrations
at Keobe and Naiaski, the central and
southwestern ports Of Japan.
The Corean port. called Gedsen, is
about to open to Japanese trade. Com
mercial returns of Japan and Corea for
the year ended june 18th, 1879, show the
exports FROM Corea to be of the value OF
S460,OO0, and imrortsinto Corea 100000,
mostly shirtings.
One OF LonAon's Fogs.
LONDON, Nov. ga dense fog prevails
over London. Weather throughout the
Kingdom for the past three days has been
cold, wet and snowy.
Severe Weather in Germany.
BERLIN, Nov. 22.-Winter has set in
with severity here and all over the north
ern part of the continent. Snow is deep
in Berlin.
Wolves in FTeuch Forests
PANS Nov % Earlv frosts bas ar;,an
wolyas fran, forosts T., H. Ja.. nas ~. en
the Marpe. and neasants are oraanis;na
midnight hunting parties TO protect their
flocks.
Government Relief In Ireland.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-a dispatcb from
Dublin saws that the government has de-
10 abandon ali nreliminarv ali.
ficulties which might obstruet the Obtain
ing of loans from the board of nnbl,c
works and from Improvement of estatas
and in order 10 aynad;ta axneaa;,,s
money strictly for emnlovmant af
skilled labor. they will immed; ataIv ,iya
loans to land owners and san;tarv Loards
They will add 10 the nrincinai the cost Of
the r,reliminarv interest an tba sur,s ho,.
rowed. aIlowino twf, vears' 'oroca Pa,sn,,I
ment therefore will bac;n a. TIC 49,
ming Of the third wear This coneoss;o,,
will onIv taka efsact i, d;str;ots ,,,I,;s,, ~ =
government will declare to coma J5ar
the designation of distressed districts
Another Method for Relief.
DuR1IN Nov % Tho irish 1y,,e. sta ,as
that II II nossihla the govarnmant ,,o.e Z ee ha
induced on the memorial OF boards guar
er.ss - als l2ne1 W assist elnisrat'on
so 'pa..ses ~ mnsIg o.neI arrangemens
a,..;s.. :, sse " eopo WIN any .nfeaeeheu cal
o'nef Ani-a aeat Meeting.
LONDON. NOV. "a great meeting was
neia To-Day at soonamore, two miles from
Baila, ireland. The chair was occupied
by John Louden, president ofthe National
Land League oil Mayo. Charles 5. Parneil,
Edmund Dwyer Gray and several other
prominent gentlemen were present. Res
oiutions were passed protesting against
stif,e The ya;ee AZ ons,;.,,,;oral na;.n.;a
etii,o VIC soire "a coHs'itutionai aglIallon
ANU nv ua.yG .aie people INTO aets OF yieience.
49, sha ;ns pcop.e ,s y fieiaha "
i,ss ,';tha.a .Ao asslsuue - eeh 1oneIo'
mas i,.sneIle cs,laIaclerlzea the movement
anu ~ "a is.ui.y apssaan sroa GIVING !ne
= naI;o,, eF oaeuse ipf iiausula..hs
!: e,pi. pI.s5 =. soete.Iu miiloh .ue noetih
tiSr' t;on o ''Ae'i 'nes nave III coh'eihpias
~ D..
=, Do.e
LONDON, NOV. zz.-Ine widow OF Charles
Crescent Ragant;s parL th;s oor,,;,s
after an illness of IS months.
Eugenie Passes through Paris.
The ex-Empress Eugenie arrived in
Paris on Thursday night by the authori-
zation of the government on her way to
Spain. The authorization was solicited
through the medium of the English en-
ex-Empress alighted AZ the residence n
Duke de SIouehy from whence she started
Friday morning for Madrid. During her
stay the doors of her host were vigorously
closed to prevent the slightest manifesto
tion. and anv m;sconstrnct;on that mich,
have been put upon her visit.
Arriva, OF the Ex-Empre.s Eup.n,e ,v
Madrid.
MADRID. Nov. 23.-When the ex-Emp.
ress Eugene arrived here. her mother
The Countess de Montiio. whose sickness
occasioned her visit. was already dead
King Alfonso, who was awaiting Engenie
at the station, communicated the news OF
her mothers death. Eugenie wished II
60 TO her mothers residence, but was pre-
vailed upon to 90 to the Alba Palace
where many thouaand visitors called ant
inscribed their names.
Cuban Matters in Cabinet Council.
The Corrasnon,yone;o statao that tho nras
;dent Of COMPRESS was nrssant r, al q, . csh;na,
connciI held m Satnr5ay oni that an nm
derstandinp has nrohahiy been arrived a
between the nariiamentarv n,aioritv anf
Promier Cannes IL rafaranca 10 rsform
in Cuha
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=. s'"n' 'Ai'A'
ST. Paul. Nov. 23-A fire Mt Farming
ton last night DESTROYED four.fifths Of tn
town. including the denof elevator. tw
hotels, bank, stores and dwelling houses