Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-30
Foreign News NoteS.

hlng Humbert lett MonZa on hls way
 to Vienna.
 Dr. Kenney, of Dublin, a parochial
 medical officer has been dismissed.
 Four persons were arrested Wednes-
 day at BIrra, Kings county, Ireland
 Emperor William has arrived in Der
 lin, and is in good health.
 Negotiations for the Anglo-French
 treaty of commerce have been resumed III Paris
 A dispatch from Rome says the doc tors despair of saving the life of Cardi- nal Barromeo.
 The Italian Premier, Deputies and Minister of Foreign Affairs will accom- pany the King to Vienna.
 | The statement that Archbishop Me Cabe suspended a priest for being Land Leaguer Is denied.
 ! Socialist election bills were smuggled ! into nearly every house in Munich last Sunday night.
 1 Lorillard has nominated his two-year- Oid colt Gerald for the Subscription | Stakes at Newmarket.
 | Communal elections took place in | Brussels Tuesday The Liberals were | victorious in that city, Antwerp, Ghent, ! Verviers and Dinaut, and the Catholics in Bruges.
 The tenant farmers of County Water ! ford, Ireland, have resolved to start a "renant Farmers Emergency AssOcia- | tion,' Tn view of the suppression of the | Land League.
 The Garfield memorial service by the municipality of Berlin will be held Sun day. Lue7sen, the sculptor, has been instructed to produce colossal bust of the late President.
 Journal de Paris says: It is now cer- tain that President Grevy will not send a message to the Chambers at the open ing of the session. Premier Ferry will | have a conference with Gambetta. Only seven members of the Sligo Cor poTatIon were present at the meeting called to sympathize with the suspects" The Mayor refused to put the motion of sympathy, obiecting to the wording.
 Gambetta, at Balbec Wednesday, said l that all interests should harmOnIze un- der the Republic Democrats must ad- ! jurc their envy and distrust of the supe- rioT classes. The United Ireland League organ at Dublin, published Wednesday, had its leader columns surrounded with mourn ing, but blank, with the words "Free- dom of the Press -1SS1" printed across them.
 At the opening of the new market at Dublin by the Lord Mayor, Wednesday, groans and hisses and an organized demonstration, in revenge for his reiec- ton of Gray's motion to confer the free dom of the city upon Parnell and Dillon, prevented him from being heard.
 Baron Blanc, formerly Minister to the United States, has telegraphed from Rome to the Consul of the Italian Gov ernnent at New York, that the identity of the brigand EspOsito, surrendered by the United States, has been established, and an important service rendered to the cause of justice.
 MartineGu, member of the Paris |. Chamber of Deputies, presided at d mee1ing which, after a speech by Leon Chotteau, unanimously adopted resO- lutiCn demanding the abrogation of the decree against the importation Cf Amer lcan pork into France. Representations have been made to Gambetta on the same subject.
 n l4hl4tlpll lSIitlltu SfiNS. lllt Iettild Nolksraad has ratified the Convention with England. The motion recording the acceptance Of the Convention de- clafed, the Volksraad, relying upon the l promise of the British to modify the terms of settlement if, in it's workings, it l should be found to be impracticable, agreed to ratiiy the Convention.
 The police authorities of Berlin hav- ing informed the promoters of the pro- cession at Breslau, on the occasion of the | removal of the remains of Bishop FOer- | ster, that the ceremony must be confined l to the cathedral, the Catholics of Breslau l appealed to the Emperor, who replied, l approving the action of the police; but at the eleventh hour the Emperor recon | sidered the request, and telegraphed his permission for them tO carry out the ceremonies as they proposed.