Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07
FOREIGN INTEI.LIGENCE.

FOhEA@N ANAEA4hshSENNE.
The powers have addressed a collective note
to the Porte demanding that the frontier evac-
uated recently and since occupied by the Al
banians be Immediately reoccupied by the
Turks and then surrendered to the Montene-
grins in accordance with the terms of the con
vention.
A dispatch from Calcutta, on the 25th, states
that while reports of King Theebaw's death
are not confirmed, official Intelligence has
reached India that he is suffering from some
dangerous malady, and attempts are being
made to stay the disease by sacrificing virgins.
Lord Gladstone has declined any place in the
new English Cabinet.
A St. Petersburg paper says the plague has
appeared in the VolslS district, Government of
sartoff. Famine also prevails. Twcnty-scven
peasants had died from starvation.
Bank stocks fell two per cent in Montreal
on the 9th ult., on the report of hostile legis-
lation in the New York Legislature in regard
to taxing foreign capital.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says the missing
worlumen who had been lodging in the base
ment under the guard room Of the Winter
Palace until the day Of the explosion, was ar
rested there on the oath ult. lie has con
fessed the deed He was placed in the palace
by the Executive Committee six months he
fore the explosion. Three other persons OF
high rank were also arrested.
The village of Medcnice, in Galacia, Austria,
was destroyed by fire recently. Three hun.
dred buildings were burned.
The new English Cabinet formed by Glad
stone is as follows: Duke of Argyll, Lord
of the Privy Seal; Earl Kimberly, Sccrc
tary of State for the Colonial Department
John Bright, Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster; Marquis Harrington, Secretary
of State for India; Marquis of Ripon, Viceroy
of India; Earl Granville, Secretary of Stat,
for the Foreign Department; Sir William G
Vernon Harcourt, Secretary of State for Tho
| Home Department; Lorn Selbourne, Lore
| High Chancellor.
| Twenty-six thousand weavers employed il
/ 11S mills in the Blackburn district, in England
! gave notice on the 2Sth ult., of their intention
to strike in fortnight unless their wage
were.advanced in the same proportion as wa
recently conceded TO the spinners and card
room hands.
The resumption of diplomatic relations be
tween France and Mexico is settled.
Berlin dispatch says the German Govern
ment in concluding cXtradition treaties wit
foreign countries, insists on the inclusion o
regicides among offenders liable to expulsion
and surrender.
A Cabul dispatch reports an engagement q
Hydabad on the 25th ult. between Genera
Ross and the mixed tlibesmen The enem
was defeated with a loss of !, 200.
Prince Gortschakoif is reported to be rapid
recovering.
A Berlin correspondent reports That all Jew
of foreign birth in St. Petersburg have bee
ordered to quit the city.
A Tihis telegram states that the town G
Osurgeti was burned TO the ground recently
and that there is much distress in const
quence.
sastka, the revOlutionist, who robbed tn
treasury of Kherson, Russia, last summer, hH
been arrested.
Seventy houses were burned, recently {
Radouysl, Government of TchennigofT, an
l30 at Nemeroff, in Podolia.
Emphatic denial is given the story that 70
eign Jews are being expelled from Russia.
A Berlin dispatch says that owing to Bi
marck's nervous system being much owe
strained, the physicians Of his family urge h
temporary retirement from State affairs, al
it is expected he will take long leave Of a
sence.