Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
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Tie sa'c of The S.. Petersburg Cyue;,r has
been forbidden fer threo months.
Aivices from Algeria announce tho migs.cr9
Of French Inspector of telegraph and ria es-
cort ct % mln.
a conspiracy a2siost tbs IFS Of tho Csac bas
been discovered st ST. Petersburg. and II AZ
rests have been made.
Frank Hart, tho Amcliclo beero y. dtst,iap,
b S been aIrts:ed spd he'd f!r trial 10 l.. ni n,
oa tho charge OF assau!titg a w2mln, aud Ct ial.
lIg small sun O.! uo1ey.
Tao trouyles 10 Ireland gov marc serious.
Arrests uGdtr tho c)eicon act continue. TIC
London Times charges tho lard ic: acd it
leaders with b,log nteiL0rs 10 WAT is now Eoth.
log more nor less than Conspiracy TO defy the
law. IL severely clutches the speech OF Arch
oishon CrcSo at Holy Cross, ano says il is d!fi
cult 10 rGsd such words with common patience.
| & MAST meeting to IrOtts: sg.lnst the gnvero. .
! men; poke? 10 lra'sId Was held 10 Hyde Park,
yesterday, Thtn resoiu!i0ns wcro ad0p;cu &C.
clailog the g1VGrtm,G. cyiCiogl!y responsible
ior tbs PRESET doporablo c3Ddllon o! Ireland,
cincE upon the 2OVeronC1t 10 step tvic ions,
nud demaIdlog MIR. Fcrster's resignation. Nlr.
Parrcli a1u Otht!g spoke. L Uau Eas shot
dead aad several Htre WOucdsd by hai!itt at
B.liftrophY, lsela.d, yesterday. Tho .rlopg
10 Ireland h7 the epd OF this wecE viii uuuber
| 10000 Mr. Boytcn. enc of tho Lish state
prisoners, appeals to President Garfield Tor FRO
teclion. Nr. O'Mshonay and several other
prominent lind e5gucrs hsv, been arrested.
ECIlrsE OF THE MooN.-Tno June noon
falls o. the 18th, aid gives US tho rs,o trca! Of
q total uoar eclipse. N CELESTIAL phenomena
is easier to understand. Tho earth passes be-.
| tween The sun and moon and obsc1res bis lisht
l. can only cc,ur at tho timo Ct foil mooo, aud
there would be total tclso Of ho moon.
every nonth if lhs su1'S path and The moons
path were on the same plane or lsrel. Bu. the
moons clbit is Inclined 10 the cclptic about
five degrees; therefore the rccn must be q! her
node or crossing point a: the time of full moon
10 order to be totally ecliDsed. She is. however,
much oie0er far enough from her noda to be
above or below the earth's shadoH when there
is 60 eclipse, or sho msy bo near enough to her
node to pass through portion Of the etrlh's
shadow when she is partially collapsed. But on
the morDlcg Of the II b lhs conditions are "a
vora5Ie Ter grand exhibition Of the dalkerlcg
poRer Of the earlh's shadow. The moon is
Iuil. she is at Der node she is 10 pcrigce. or at
her nearest point to. the Garth, ard sbc will pass
centrally through the esr,h's shadow. The
ec!ipss becirs-that is the dark shadow enters
upoo the moon-as &c minutes after midnight.
The tots! pEsse commences ct hour 20 mlr-
u;es aud Gods at 2 hours 81 :uru.ea. The
eoips cods at 3 hours 81 Minu.es. Ga the
2lst the moon is in conjunction With Mars and
S,iurn. "a the morning Of the 22i the heavens
al'l Present superb picture, made up of the
waning moor, the bright planets Venus and
Jupiter. Between o'clock oD he morning of
the 2lst snd , 0 click 10 tho afternoon OF the
22i the moon is 10 conjunction with 6va plan.
cts. Msis, Saturn. Neptune. Jupiter and We
nus.