Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-05
Foreign.

ly with knives.
Foreign.
RESOLUTIONS favoring commercial
union with the United States were unani-
mously passed at a mass meeting in Montreal
on the 9th ult.
A REBELLION has broken out in Brit
ish Burmah which threatens to be formidable.
One town has been destroyed and an English
Governor killed.
The North German Gazette says of
late the confidence previously felt in the sat-
isfactory result of the negotiations between
Prussia and the Vatican has been shaken and
the Prussian Government has consequently
resolved to make to its Catholic sub
jects spontaneously and without regard to
any return on the part OF the Vatican, such
concessions as are possible without prejudice
to the interests of the State, and also to OBJ
tain from the Diet disscntary powers relative
to the application of the May laws.
By the explosion of y steam saw mill
in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on the 2Sth ult., the
fireman, instantly killed James Cross, engt-
neer, and Samuel Dell were fatally injured,
and two Others seriously hurt.
A RAGUsA dispatch says the Chief of
the Albanian League has ordered the forces
at Tusi to take the offensive against the Mon
tenegrins.
AT Ancon, Peru, recently large tor
pedo in process of completion exploded acci-
dentally, blowing the manufactory to pieces,
killing every inmate and nine others and lev
cling dozen adjoining houses to the ground.
A SEVERE fight occurred near Tacena,
Peru, recently, between body of Chilian cav
airy and division of Peruvian infantry and
The LOT fn hay
verely handled, the infantry of the force being,
it is said, cut to pieces by fierce charge Of
the Chilians.
JOHN DRURY, an elderly man, living
in st. John, New Brunswick, shot his brother
Edward dead and wounded another brother
named Chapman, on the 29th ult. He then
fired the premises and when the people gath
cred he killed himself.
THE harvest prospects are good
throughout Ireland.
AN explosion in a powder mill near
Client, Belgium, recently, killed and injured
many persons.
A GENEVA dispatch says the six-foot
granite wall built to maintain in place the
porous white stone through which at ono
point St. Gothard's tunnel runs, is giving way.
1t is thought the tunnel will have to be con-
structed around the white stone, a two years.
job.
A Rio De JANEIRo dispatch on tho
Both ult. stated that the Chilians had taken
Tacena and were rapidly marching on africa.
MARQUEE, the Mexican revoluti onist,
has been deserted by all his soldiers except
about one hundred
A CONSTANTINoPLE dispatch says
the insurrection i'll the district of Bagdad is
ernment troops are insufficient. The Arabs
demand sch-government under tho protec-
ton of England.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch says the
Sultan and his Ministers are firmly resolved
to resist to the utmost all foreign interfer-
enccs ON the part of the powers.
CORNELIUS WOOD, q Waterloo veter-
an, died at Halifax, Nova Scotia, few days
ago, at the age of ninety-two years. He had
two medals and had seen much service.
THE Burmese Government recently
addressed communication to the British
Government explaining that the insurrection
| in the northern part of Burmah was only a
robber outbreak.
The three Mussulmans who attempted
to assassinate and rob Burness, q Britt N SUBJ
sentenced to fifteen years and one to seven
years penal serytude.
FRENCH aereonauts are preparing to
cross from France to England In balloon.
The attempt has frequently been made but
never successfully.
A ROME paper recently published a
letter from General Gariballi, adj; essed 10
his constituents in that city, admitting tina,
the house of Savoy had powerfully aided ir
the regeneration of Italy, but accusi. G it of
having afterwards ruined the country ana
brought it 10 a condition Of mise.y General
Garibaldi recommended dissolui2n of the
| army and that nothing be given to piiests.
He concluded his letter by urging The people
of Rome to hiss all prominent members OF
the Right as they left the Chamber of Depu-
ties. The paper containing this letter was
seized by the police.