Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-01-09
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

A st. Petersburg correspondent says he
knows the first step toward areapproachment
between England and Russia has been taken
in an unusual and significant manner.
A telegram from Cettinio reports that the
Prince Of Montenegro has informed the pow
ers that inasmuch as the Porte is intention
ally delaying the surrender of Gusinie, he has
determined TO act according to his own judg-
ment.
A correspondence has been discovered prov
ing alliance between German Socialists aud
Russian Nihlists.
kilograms from Novi Bazaar announce that
the agitation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is
assuming serious proportions, owing to the
tyranny of Austrian officers.
Constantinople dispatch reports that the
difference between the British Ambassador
and the Porte regarding the arrest and sen.
tence to death of priest who had been con-
victed of being the author of tracts hostile to
the religion of Islam has been satisfactorily
arranged.
AS the King and Queen of Spain were driv-
Ing through the gate OF the Royal Palace at
Madrid, on the 3)th ult., young man,
dressed as a workman, fired a shot from a re-
volver at the Royal carriage, but his aim was
bad and nobody was hurt. The would-be as
sassin was Immediately arrested.
The London Standard had dispatch on
the 30th ult., stating that the Russian Nihi-
lists were circulating among the peasants q
story that the Car had Issued a decree order.
| ing landed proprietors to divide their estates
among the peasants. The peasants ON one OF
Count Schouvaloff's estates seeing that the
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ion Of his property, gathered at the castle
seized it, expelled all servants and sacked it.
The affair had assumed a threatening aspect
A Cabul dispatch says the Mohammadant
are abandoning the place fearing that some
retribution will be visited upon them as they
| all sympathize with the Afghan rebels.
The new French Ministry, it is declared
will remain true to It's former political ira
ditions, and will uphold the policy of peace.
The Turkish Mission Aid Society hav
written to the London Times regarding tn,
famine in Northern Persia, stating that the,
have received information to the effect tina
the famine in that region is increasing daily
and that unless strenuous efforts are made T.
send help from England and America grea
number of the population must perish.
Gonzalez, who attempted to assassina te tn,
King Of Spain at Madrid on the Both ult., ha
preliminary examination ON the LIST. No in
formation tending to show the attempt wa
due to political animoslty was elected.
Several towns on the rivers Rhine and Mai
were inundated on the I'd in consequence o
the ice blocking the currents of the rivers.
The country between VOLTA and Don in Rus
sia is famine stricken. Many persons hav
already persisted.
dispatch from the City of Mexico date
Dec. 93, stated that two young American
George Green, of Texas, and Frank Sente
of Boston, were In a mail coach near Guani
anto, when it was attacked by band {
| thirty robbers with Winchester rifles. Thes
young men fought the whole band, kille
i've and wounded several, compelling Il
others to retreat. Green was slight
wounded.
, Twenty thousand animals have died fro
the cattle plague on the island of Mauritiu
Three persons we're killed by an explosiC
in gun-maker's shop at Doncaster Englan
] on the 3D.. The shop and an adjoining bull
ing we're demolished.
Primary instruction has been made oblig
: tory on the island of Cuba Tor all children b
tween the ages OF six and ten years.
Much alarm was felt at Paris on the Sd {
! account of the state Of the Seine River, whit
{ was illed with floating ice and rising rapid
o Several bridges had been rendered unsafe al
9 travel over them stopped.
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