The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-01
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

IGlbIhDuIBt hpIll EOs-Out uOubt hlltI hu'
other is searched at night, and every occupant
whose passport is found Irregular is arrested The
Russian Ambassador at Constantlnople has ask.
ed permission TO open all letters leaving for Rus
sR
The military tribunal assembled to-day to pass
judgment on the officer Of the army who hr(d at
the gen d'arme who had been ordered 10 search
the officers house. Three students will be tried
to. morrow for high treason,
Recruits for the Russian police force are being
sought for in Paris Sixteen professors in differ
ent universities have resigned.
II is contemplated to increase the Russian army
by 1J0 battalions,
London, April 25-A Berlin dispatch say Bis.
marck has conferred with the Russian Ambassa-
dor on the expediency Of adopting common
measures against Socialists
London, April 27-A dispatch from Berlin 10
the Standard says that porters to guard the doors
of the houses ard prevent the posting Of pla.
cards in st. Petersburg, as required by General
GourkO's regulations, cannot be Obtained be.
cause the Nihilists threaten all who undertook
the service with death. General Gourko has ap.
paronty been removed from the Dictatorship of
st. Petersburg on account Of the impmcticable
nature of his orders. peasant has been arrested
with letter in his possession containing de-
tailed plan of attack upon the Winter Palace and
the prison in which soovieff is confined AL.
though the letter is probably hoax, the entire
garrison vas called out The CzarOwitch has re.
ceived anonymous letters warning him to 60
abroad. Murders coItinue to be reported.
London, April &c In the House of Commons,
last night Mr.. Rysnd QIiberal) moved a Iesolu
tion censuring the increased expenditure of the
Government Mr. Baxter seconding the motion,
warned the House against too implicit faith II
the boasts Of England's supremacy in arts and
in commerce He insianCed the enormous ad-
vance made by Americans in invention and arts.
The debate is altogether of party nature. Ad-
journed TIL Monday,
The strike Of the miners has stopped the Jar.
row Iron Works Other furnaces, it is thought,
must stop If The strike continues. The Earl Of
Durham proposes arbitration
Paris, April 25-The Council General passed
resolutions condemnDg Ferry's Educational
bill Ferry, speaking at Spinal said bis measures
expressed the policy of the entire Cabinet He
was resolved to peIsevere to the end III the path
he had entered. The government has placed
before the Council of State a pastoral Of the
Archbishop of AK attacking the Educational
bill taking the ground the pastoral is breach Of
law. The government is firmly resolved to pre-
vent controversy on the subject beingreproduced
in the form of psstoras destined TO be read in
the pulpit thus introducing political discussion
into religious worship.
Berlin, April M-ThOusands of political pris.
oners, most of them arrested only on suspicion,
Frpnn patpTCbuTu n UanlS and
penitentiaries of the center and east of the en-
pire.
ST. Petersburg, April M.-The inundation at
Moscow and vicinity destroyed thirty four rail-
way bridges.
President Grevy Of France signed on Saturday
3O7 pardon Of Communists
The match in London terminated at half'past
nine aturday night. The score stood: Brown
| 542 miles, Hszael, 400; Corkey, 473; Weston 450.
Brown has beaten the fastest previous record
that of O'Leary) by 81 miles. Corkey stopped
shortly before eight o'clock and Hszael shortly
after Fourteen Thousand persons witnessed the
| finish
London, April 28-Telegrsms from India speak
of the complete break down Of the Quartermasler
| and CommisSaIy Departments of the Khyber col
umn now at Jelasbad and Gandsmak. Owing
to the lack Of transportation the column is said
TO be incaraciated for offensive operations, and
the garrison of Candahar is in very similar po-
| sition
Peshaun dispatch rays everybody from the
| General down is tired of the war, which brings
endless discomforts and little or glory,
Last wear there were between $4,000 and $4,000
nilrrIms to Mecca, which is larger number than
has been the rule in recent years.
At the evening cell bration Of the SOOth ami
vers ary of the destruction of Pompeii bottle Of
wine was taken from the ruins, where 1t had lain
since A. D. 70, is to be opened
There was lively scene in the cathedral Of the
Fren ch manufacturing town Of THlle the other
day. priest in the course of his sermon spoke
severely against public schools not under the
control of the church. A group OF men arose IN
the midst of ihe congregation and begsn to sing
| the Marseillaise and to cry "ViUe Ia COmnlUReP
| and d" Down with the priestsw ~ II was some time
before the gendarmes could quiet the tumult.
The Melbourne Argus of Feb 81 says: "The
sultry weather we have had during the past
month has been something terrific. Persons who
have some little knowledge Of temperature de-
clare that with a few more degrees of heat we
should have been roasted alive This appears
very feasible when we find the thermometer at
the Observatory on the Goth Of January showing
log degrees in the shade and LAG in the sun. This
is co mparatively cool to what it is said to have
been at Yarrawonga, a small township on the
River Murray where 1t is said to have been l26 de-
grees in the shade on the hottest day we have
had"
The trial Of three medical students convicted
and sentenced to imprisonment for disturbing
public order and maintaining secret connections,
took place in Berlin. Their names are Gerewitz
Arahnson and Libermsn. The last named, under
the alias Of Arthur freeman, was connected with
the ssdipg socialists of Europe and America
and was on his way to Switzerland from Vienna,
whence he had been expelled after months i'm
prisonment when he was seized and taken to
Berlin on account Of his communications with
Gerewitz and ArohnEon. His letters showed q
plan for the establishment in Berlin OF section
of the Nihilists, to act as sort of way station
for communication between the London and st.
Peters burg revolutionists.
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