Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-04-25

the column which had been sent to his assist
ance and for which thirty-five thousand Zulus
were lying in walt.
The Car in replying to a congratulatory
address on the 10th said he wished, notwith-
standing all that had happened, TO continue
TO act in accordance with the laws, but the
audacity OF the recent attempts. at assassina-
tion forced him against bis own will TO take
extraordinary measures, not for himself, but
for ALL for society, for Russia.
Bernadette Soublrous, the nun who pro-
fessed she saw the Virgin at Lourdes, is dead
A Berlin newspaper asserts that Russia de-
manded the extradition OF certain Nihlists
from England, but the latter Government de-
clined to accede to any proposals for their ex-
tradition.
BY the explosion of fire-damp in coal pit
near Maus, Belgium, on the 18th, the wood
work of the shaft caught fire and fell in.
There we're two hundred and forty men in the
mines, all of whom 1t is believed perished.
An uprising occurred at Panama on the
18th. The fighting lasted fourteen hours
and many persons we're killed Quiet was at
length restored.
Russian journals are prohibited from max
ing any further mention of the attack upon
the Gar.
Turkey is fortifying the coast of Epirus,
| apprehending trouble from band Of Italians
and Albanians who are said TO be making ef
forts to secure the autonomy of Albania.
Some hundreds OF square miles Of fields in
the vicinity of Szegedin were again sub
merged on the 18th The towns of Belzerend
Tanusd and Gyulayarasoy were threatened.
Eighty-nine miners we're reported saved, on
the 18th, out of the two hundred and forty
who were in the pit at Maus, Belgium, when
the explosion occurred on the 18th.
A canoe with eight men belonging to Etch-
min, Quebec, returning from Quebec City on
the 18th, upset and six were drowned.
The King of Burmah declares that he will
not listen to proposals from England.
st. Petersburg, Odessa, Charkoff, Moscow,
Kieff and Warsaw have been placed under
military government. The Governors G ener-
al in these districts are to have the control
of all educational establishments, and they
are also empowered to send before the mil
itary tribunals all civilians, summarily remove
all persons whose continued residence NAV be
considered dangerous, to order the arrest
of any person whatsoever upon their own
judgment and responsibility, suppress tenn
porarily or permanently any newspapers or
periodicals should they appear to follow the
subversive tendencies, and generally adopt
such measures as they may consider necessary
for the preservation of the public peace.
The convention with Austria, relating to
Novi Bazaar, has been ratified by the Sultan.
A Belgrade dispatch, on the 10Th, stated
that force Of Albanians had taken posses
sion of Kurshumlie and massacred all the
Christian inhabitants.
An explosion occurred in a coal niue at
Wellington, B. c, on the 18th, killing eleven
men and seriously injuring several others.
Continued drought in India causes much
anxiety. There has been hardly any rain
since Christmas.
Italy has pledged herself to support the
claims of Greece to the utmost limits of the
frontiers assigned by the treaty of Berlin.
General Garibaldi, at a meeting of Repub-
licans at Rome, on the 2lst, declared that TIA
ly must be armed and ready to claim her un-
redeemed provinces
The miners at Durham, England, have final
ly resolved by vote of %, 493 to 224 to con-
tinue the strike.
st. Petersburg advices state that two in
fantry regiments sent against revolving Rostoff
Cossacks showed an indisposition to attack
their comrades and were withdrawn. Ac-
cording to last accounts the Cossacks held
their ground.
The Berlin Post declares that a widespread
conspiracy exists between Russian, French
aud German Reyolutionists, and suggests a
common defensive action.
simultaneously with solovieff's attempt on
the Cars life, three policemen were shot in
Kasan. Among the sssassins were an edu-
Gated girl, aged seventeen, and nobleman.