The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-06-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN NEWS.

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Deryish Pasha, the Turkish Governor
NJ Albania. has entered Issek and suppressed
the insnrrection. He will send the Albanian
leaders in chains 10 Constantinople.
M. Seguin, correspondent OF the Paris
TELEGRAM. was murdered by Arabs in Tunis,
who were promptly court-martialsd and shot
In all the divisions which have oc-
Cured in the British Parliament regarding the
Irish Land bill the Government have had
large majority supporting them.
During the eviction riots in the
islands off the Donegal coast, Ireland, the peo-
pie destroyed the small boats belonging to her
Majesty's gunboat Goshawk, whereupon the
gunboat opened fire upon the people. land
agent has been shot near Woodford. One po-
hoeman died and some soldiers are not ex-
pected to ive-the result of the Clonmel riot.
Field Marshal Tegethoff, brother OF
Admiral Tegethor, the circumnavigator, COM
mitted suicide in Vienna.
The chief participators in a demon
stration at Marseilles on behalf Of the woman
Nihilst, Hessy Hoffman, have been sentenced
10 fine and imprisonment.
Iroquois, Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's 3-year-
old colt, won the famous English Derby stakes,
at Epson Downs This is the first time sn
American horse ever won this, the national En-
plish race. On the race course were the Prince
OF Wales and his brothers, the Dukes Of Edin-
purgh and Connaught, with ladies OF the royal
family, and some German potentates. Loril-
lard is said to have won $4,000. 600 on the race
The census recently taken in London
shows population of S,S14,571.
Daniel MacSweeney, Land-League
President at Falconash, Ireland, has been sent
to Kilmamham Jail. He claims to be an Amer
ican citizen, and intends to appeal TO the Unit
ed States Government for protection.
Among the weapons employed by the
Irish patriots was hive of bees, which was let
loose on the constabulary as they rode forth to
evict tenants.
1t appears that the revised New Testa-
ment cannot, according to Lord Chancellor
Selborne's decision, be read in the English
Church until it is authorized by some sufficient
authority. Such authority either means the
Queen, who is the nominal head Of the Angli-
can Church, or the Houses of Convocation.
A cable dispatch from London says
"the Government is very reticent about at
fairs in Ireland, and nothing trustworthy is to
be gathered from the Irish press on the subject.
The Home-Rule papers conceal and the anti
Home-Rule papers exaggerate. The local cor
respondents of the Central Press refrain from
motives of prudence from giving the details of
the collisions occurring almost daily in the dis
turbed districts throughout Munster. Several
correspondents in the smaller towns and dis
tricts have been Boycotted, and one was
roughly handled by mob at Kilmallock. But,
II the evidence of persons who are in posi-
ton to obtain fairly-accurate information goes
for anything, the country is OH the brink Of
civil war;"
A body of Turkish troops, in fight
near Salonica with brigands, killed twenty-one
and took their heads into town.
A mass-meeting to protest against the
policy of the Government toward Ireland was
held in Hyde Park, London, on Sunday. Speak
ers held forth from three platforms. Resolu-
tons were adopted urging the suspension Of
evictions, the liberation Of those arrested, and
the resignation of Forster as Secretary for Ire
land. Parnell announced that serious respon-
sibility will rest on the Government should
evictions continue.
Another conspiracy to assassinate the
Czar has been discovered and twenty-one al
rests made in St. Petersburg. 4.
A French Observation-Disclosures corps
numbering twenty-five persons we're massacred
by Arabs in Algeria
Rowell, the pedestrian, intends to sur
prise the world with a record of 600 miles in
six days at London, and will wager something
to that effect.
Henry Vieuxtemps, the celebrated
Belgian violinist and composer, is dead.
Turkey has yielded the coded terri
tory to Greece, and that Government has sent
force of 1000 men to take possession.
The Russian autocrat is said to be
almost as much prisoner as if he were Sibe-
rian exile. Soldiery guard his every movement,
and his days are spent in efforts to frustrate
the designs of would-be assassins.