The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-22

NO M0GtG 90.
created in financial circles by newspa-
per article showing that in the next budg
te the interest and redemption of the re-
Gently issued treasury bonds will require
81, ,O0O, 600 piasters above the present vote
for the debt charge; besides which the
military, naval and public works expendi-
ture is increasing, and direct taxes are fall
ing off through the crisis in Catalonia
and the high price of food, but the Gus
toms receipts are visibly increasing. 8
The duke OF Medenceli, who died yes
terday, was accompanied by his wife
shooting on his estate, when his gun was
accidently discharged and the contents
lodged in his abdomen. He died in a few
hours.
Constantinople, May 15.-France has re-
fused to appoint a delegate on the propos-
ed customs commission.
In regard to the loan of e2O,OOO,OOO
which the porte has been negotiating with
the Ottoman bank, France complains that
in this scheme the interests of French
bOndholders are neglected. The project
is considered failure 1t is understood
that the assistance of France depends
upon the settlement of the Greek question
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the porte to apply certain sum to the re-
form of the Turkish currency which it has
hitherto persistcntly refused to do.
New York, May 15-The Star and Her
aid, of Panama, of the 9Th of May, says:
"Gel Garces, who had been proclaimed
a rebel, made an attack with some l 400
troops upon party of Huradestas in the
Maine Cauca valley and met with a COM
plete defeat The dead are estimated at
from $50 to 500. Call was taken by the
Huradestas with a loss of IL killed"
Garces and his men were later taken
prisoners and irons and ammunition cap
tured. The rebellion of Garces was thus
terminated.
War operations in South America last
week: Episagua was bombarded and de-
.stroyed, causing a loss of about 1000, 700
soles; launches at Nealeudo were sunk,
several shots were fired into the town and
one coal ship relieved of its cargo.
Iquique was bombarded for half an hour
loss trifling. The Peruvian fleet remains
at Callao.
At the bombardment of Pisagua, at the
commencement of the fight rear Admiral
Rodgers. of the Pensacola, was putting off
from the shore to his ship with. .his family,
boat carried away his ensign. On his
arrival on board the Pensacola, he sig
nailed the Chillian flag ship, informing
them of what had happened Admiral
Williams Robeldo then went on board the
Pensacola and apelogized, eand seeing the
boats were returning, repulsed from the
shore, he left, asking Admiral Rodgers to
warn the town, that in three hours more
he would lombard the place. Accord.
ingly three hours later. the bombardment
commenced. lasting two hours, when the
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A cynical writer says: Take q compa-
tailed coats on the boys and turn the but.
terfies into sovereigns, and you have q
beautiful panorama of the world"
st. Petersburg, May 15.-The conhagra-
tions in the east of Russia are causing
great distress.
Seventy arrests have been made in Oren-
burg on charges of incendiarism.
Four males and sixteen female prison
ers are undergoing court martial at KieG
The prisoners include three noblemen, one
Russian subject and daughter of the
prlvy councillor.
Among other arrests are a titled lady
and several leading nihilists.
The streets of Kieff, near the court house
were blockaded during the trial.
Another fire occurred at Irbiter on the
18th inst. Four of the poorer quarters
were destroyed.
Paris, May 15.-The international con-
gress to discuss the projects for ship
canal across the Isthmus of Panama met
today. Ferdinand De Lesseps was elect
ed president, Rear Admiral Daniel Am
men, of the United States navy, one of the
vice presidents. All the powers applied
to, send delegates including England, It.
ally and Russia. The secretary read pa
per on the subject before the congress,
after which it was resolved to divide the
members into five committees to discuss
the undertaking and the meeting ad-
journed until Monday.
Berlin, May 15.-Jacob Staempff, q
Swiss politician, and in 1881 president of
the Swiss confederation, and subsequently
on the Alabama claims, is dead, in his
Goth year. He was one of the chiefs Of
the radical patty, and at one time editor
of the Berne Gazette. He retired from
public life in 1866.
Lahore, May 15.-Englishmen returning
from Cashmere report that not sufficient
provisions for a week remain, and that the
relief arrangements have broken down.
Paris, May 16.-The government will on
Saturday, demand from the chamber of
deputies an authorization to prosecute
Paul De Cassagnac for q number of arti-
cles published in his journal attacking the
government
The council OF state has confirmed the
view of the minister of the interior that
the attack upon Jules Ferry's education
bill by Mgr. FORBADE, archbishop of AK,
was illegal.
Paris, May 16.-The Monituer announ-
ces that after June 9th, when his time par
tally expires, Waddington will resign.
London, May 16.-Gen. Garibaldi has
decided to reside permanently in Rome
Berlin, May 16.-The trading compan-
les, Afrikanische Handelsverenigung and
Commanditoles Bankverenlgung have
failed. Total liabilities about E75O,O00
They have some London connections, but
the losses are mostly in Holland.
u. s. Bauer & Co. are the London agents
ofthe Afrikanische Handelsverenigung.
Halifax, May 16.-Gen. Sir Patrick
McDougall, commandment chief of her
majesty's forces in British North America,
has been called to England for special
service.
St. Petersburg, May 16.--A letter has
been received from Professor Nordensk.
jold, of the polar expedition from East
ern Siberia, dated September 25th, 1873,
announcing all connected with expedi
tions were well. 1fS1
London, May 16.-The Turkestan Ga
zette announces that the Russian authori-
ties demanded immediate satisfaction for
the exclusion of Russian traders from the
Chinese frontier town of Shikho.
ST. Petersburg, May l6-The greater
part of Lublin, a city of 10000 inhabit
ants, in Russian Poland has been destroy
ed by fire.
London, May 16.-Hanlon visited Put
ney to-day, and sculled with Plaisted to
Hammersnlith bridge, and had . sharp
spin back He resumes his training a
New Castle tomorrow. He appears in the
best of health and does not anticipate that
any severe labor will be necessary to brine
himce1f into nrnner trim