The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29
CABLE CHRONICLES
FEARFUL MORTALITY FROM CHOL-
ERA IN JAPAN.
Seventy-Five Thousand Deaths Reported
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the Defamer Of Mrs.
Langtry, Sentenced to Eighteen Months
General and Political Old World News. ii Z

Misunderstanding, the Defamer OF Mrs.
Langtry, Sentenced to Eighteen Months
General and Political Old World News.
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LIVERPOOL, Dot. 27.-The Courier says
Charles Tomlinson, of tho firm of W. D. Tom
linson / Co.,, suspended cotton brokers', has alb.
seconded. leaving behind wife and eight chill.
thousand pounds against Liverpool banks; and
ten Thousand pounds against London banks,
but these figures must be accepted with eau
ton. d.. r3E .ss 49, t@ +43~' -'.L
Later-Tomlinson was arrested at his home
on the charge of obtaining 2l0,O0O with intent
to defraud. III
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1t is stated the daughter of the French gen.
eral of division, De Galiffet, the commandant
at Tours. has eloped from Paris to London fol
the purpose of marrying son of Musurces
Pasha, the Turkish ambassador here.
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Irish national land league will be form.
ed with central committee in London. The
tended by 5000 persons and was addressed by
Mr.. Parnell. ,r.Ar. -.aaIl
AsLANDERER SENTENCED.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Adolphus Rosenberg, of
Totcn Talk, was sentenced to-day to eighteen
months imprisonment for publishing defama-
tory ibels against Mrs. Langtry, and to six
months imprisonment in each of the indict-
ments for charging q similar offense against
Mrs. 9. West aud Lord Loundesbrough; and
on the first expiration of the imprisonment he
is to be bound over in his own recognizance in
one thousand pounds for good behavior for
eighteen months. Justice Hawkins regretted
he could not add to the sentence hard labor.
These sentences are concurred with eighteen
months sentence in the case in which Mrs.
LangtrY was complainant and therefore his
whole term of imprisonment will be only
eighteen months. '-' - "
AFaHANs HANGED.
CABUL. Oct. 27.-The five men hanged for
completely in the massacre of the British en-
bassy, included Katwal of Cabul, head of the
city Mollahs, and two generals, one of the
royal blood. One of the generals, it is charged,
dragged the head of Major Cavagnari from the
British residence at Balahiss&r.
LONDON, Oct: 27.-The inquiry into the mas
sacre at Cabul is proceeding. The ameer's
father-i n-law, ex-governor of Cabul, and the
minister of finance are under close arrest.
sACRILEGE AND LIE.
ROME, Oct. 27.-Gen. Garibaldi has written
the president of the Italia Veredenta committee
as follows: ''Some persons talk of peace and
friendship with Austria. Peace, yes, since we
have not the courage to drive her out of Italy,
but friendship with Austria would be a sacri-
lege and lie"
CHOLERA IN JAPAN.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 11.-Cholera is rapidly sub
siding. There was 100000 cases since April
and 5000 deaths. The suppression is due to
in sanitary expenditures. The authorities
claim that the epidemic would have been under
control two months ago had not European rep
resentatives opposed instead of seconding their
efforts. Thousands of lives would then have
been saved. Chinese residents who are notably
nncleanly, refused to allow the authorities to
visit and purify their houses, citing the Ger
man minister's action as precedent.
sERv1A AND MONTENEGRO.
BELGRADE, Oct. 27.-It is reported that
Servia and Montenegro have concluded an Of
fensive and defensive alliance which is directed
chiefly against the threatening attitude of the
Albanians.
''iift - ABOLITION OF CUBAN SLAVERY.
LONDON, Oct. GA Madrid dispatch says
the council of ministers unanimously agreed
to pre- pose to the Cortes the rlan of the minis
ter of colonies for the abolition of slavery in
Cuba, and Senol Canovas Del Costello, with
half the conservative party, will support the
plan.
REVOLUTIONARY PUBLICATION,
BERLIN, Oct. ~ -Inteliigence from st.
Petersburg reached here that the new revolu
tionary party in Russia distributed the first
number of their journal entitled 1.-The Will of
the People," 1t declares war against the gov
eminent and it's tone Is very violent.
RECALL ASKED FOR.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-A Berlin correspondent
reports that NJ. Decoubril, Russian ambassador
to Germany, not enjoying the confidence of
Bismarck, has asked to be recalled. Fan
TOMLNsoNs DEFAICATIoN |
The Standard, in a financial article, SAYS the
liabilities of the firm of w. D. Tominson L. |
Go. are estimated from 100000 to 100000, |
principally que to bankers and private mer- |
camille firms. The concern, it is reported, have
claims for differences on arrival contracts |
which have not yet passed through the Liver
pool clearing house.
LONDON, Oct. PA dispatch from Cabul |
says Gen. Roberts has received visit from one |
hundred Kohistan chiefs, who promise friend |
ship, The Ghelzais have again been repulsed |
by the British force in the Shutargardan.
" CoNFERENCE.!t .i;aI... y. ~
A dispatch from Berlin reports there was !
conference in the foreign Office Sunday between |
the German ambassadors to France, England |
and Russia, which has attracted much atten-