The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
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London, April 26-There were 1900
spectators at the pedestrian match yester-
day. Corkey, the champion, last night
handed Brown, the leader, the key of the
champion belt, which the latter carried
around the hall in triumph. At 1O'clock.
this morning the score was as follows:
Brown, SOB miles; Hazail, 472; COrkey,
464; Weston, 457. Brown was going well,
Hazail wearily, Oorkey very stiff and sore,
and Weston was resting. Browns time is
over eight hours ahead of any previous
record The match terminates at halfpast
10 O'Clock this evening.
51S miles; Hazail, 4S1; COrkey, Al Wes-
ton, 43O At that time only Brown was on
the track looking well and in splendid
form.
Brown was alone on the track at 4 O'Clock
when he had made 532 miles; Hazail, 1856:
Corkey, 467; Weston, 437. Weston plays
many tricks aound the track. Brown
leads his child. Ten thousand spectators
are present. .-.
London, April 27.-The correct score at
the close of the walking match, on Satur-
day, was: Brown 542 miles, Hazail 492,
Corkey 473 and Weston 450. ~
The Standards Rome correspondent
says, it is stated from the vatican that the
whether he could rely upon their protec-
tion in the event of an attack upon the
vatican by republicans. Some powers
have replied affirmatively. r. it eu
London, April 26.-England and France
have addressed the Khedive on several
notes. .7-. "s--f EC-r..
The Sultan has already informed the
Khedive that persistence in his present
course, will probably involve him in con-
sequence disastrous to himself.
London, April 27.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Constantinople reports that
the Mirades in the neighborhOod of
Scutara have revolted.
Constantinople, April 27-An insurrec-
tiOn will soon appear in various parts OF
Macedonia. ReinfOrcements have been
sent te the Turkish troops % --' - a.s
The sultan is endeavoring 10 sustain the
supreme care in the Austria-Turkish
convention, which he thinks renders the
Austrian advance ON Solonica, is straget
ically possible. Count Zichg has promised
to intercede with the emperor of Austria,
Rome. April 27.-Garibaldi has started
for Albania, and has published . manifes-
to to the Italian people, enthusiastically
democratic league for the advancement of
universal suffrage. The manifesto con-
cludes as follows: "The league has de-
cided to work by pacific means. Who
ever governs Italy if, by impeding the
work of the league compels it to resort to
other means, he will be held accountable
by history and the nation"
Paris, April 26-The demand for the
prosecution Mons. FORBADE, Archbishop
of Alex, for issuing q pastoral bill at
lacking Jules Ferry's education bill,
was forshadowed by Lepere, minister of
the interior, at banquet at Auxerrc,
when he stated he would make the con-
cordate respected by all clergy OF what
ever rank, that of priest mislead. The
giving of religious teachings from the pull
pit attacking the institutions Of country or
Insulting the state function one, or private
individuals these deviatiOns must be rep
resented. Jules Ferry at Epinal, declared
it to be the duty Of the cabinet, not only to
press the university bill, 5ut to enforce re-
spect for the law, both on the part Of ire
conciliables of the left and irrecsncilables
of right. 49,. ..tl -.-...
Brussels, April GA newspaper states
that the king of Belgium wrote the pope
regretting the impending discussions in
Belgium in consequence OF the apprehCn-
sions of the clergy as the effect of the pro-
posed revision of the education law. The
pope replied that he regretted the neces-
sity of any change in the law, but did not
consider the proposed bills seriously at
tackled the right of the church. He dis
approved ofihe Belgian bishops opposing
the law and said that Catholics would be
permitted to conform to the measures.
New York. April 26-News of revolu-
Il l. Il.
18th from the Star s. Herald of that city,
| the latest date received, has the following: !:
Rumors of revolution have disturbed the
city for the last few days. President Cal
orla is visiting in the interior and his alb
sence is considered favorable by some as
pIrants to distinction to accomplish their
ends. The negroes outside of the city are
well armed and only await the signal to
pull down the President and set up anOth-
er government Concha is in a fOment
over the election. The Liberals appear TO
have the majority of votes, but the party
in power is not disposed TO surrender the
reins of government.
London, April 27-The Journal des
Bats states that France and England sent
dispatch to Constantinople replying to
| the sultan's offer to depOse the Khc,live
taking due note of the offer and asking the
| sultan to allow them to receive the accept
ance.
| On the other hand the London Observer
says that the British government declined
| the sultan's offer.
LIE Temps says that the Anglo French
note to the Khedive does not bind
him to dismiss the European ministers
without the consent of France and Eng
land.
Vienna. April 27,-The grand process
sion in honor of the emperor's silver wed.
ding took place to-day. The weather wss
fine. The emperor and empress reviewed
the procession which was witnessed by
hundreds of thousands Of spectators.
New York, April 2e The President Of
Bolivia announced that he would march
at the head of 10000 men 70 recover An
tonagosto. The officers of the Bolivian
army in proclamation renounce theil
pay and accept ration as common soldiers
!. until the outrages committed by Chill