Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-09-07
NE WIS NOTES.
DIscoURTRoUs TO UNCLE SAM.

Ill feeling prevails among the Amer
lean resi"ents OF japan, started by the repeated
and apparently studied discourtesies to the
Unites States flag on the part Of the British
naval officers. The American ship Swattera
left Yokohama homeward bound July 81. She
was saluted according 10 custom by the war
ships Of every nationality except the English.
The British fleet at Yokohama were sent away
on July last and remained at sea over the
4th, avoiding the necessity for salute. Sim
liar Incidents were of conitant occurrence
during Grants visit, and the determination OF
the British army Officers at Hong Kong to
withdraw salutes on Washingtou's birthday
has been the cause of difference between thu
officers and Governor John Hsnnessy, who
shows good sense on such occasions. It is
claimed on behalf of the British agents that
their conduct is regulated by orders from
London.
CONFEDERATE BONDS IN DEMAND.
An Atlanta, Ca, dispatch says:
There Is boom iu confeds rate bonds, caused
by demand from Amsterdam, where they
are now selling at IS TO 80 per thousand.
dashed FOB REBELLING.
4 Aspecial from Indian territory says
that the trial Of the prisoners engaged in the
Sands rebellion has concluded in verdict of
guilty and punishment of 100 lashes on the
bare back has been duly inflicted.
THEIR FIRST ACTION.
The Utah commission has been heard |
Of, and the same item which records their FIRST |
action, also notes breeze OF dissatisfaction |
among the Gentiles. The commission has ap- |
pointed "a registers for the "a counties OF Utah
under the Edmunds law These appointments
consist OF GeDtiles, 3 apostate MOrmons and
Mormons. These registers have the appoint
ng OF assistants for every precinct subject to
he commissions approval. The duty of regis
ers consists In excluding polygamists from
'ctlng, and Gentiss are dissatisfied that the
should appoint upholdars OF the
'ery evil they are sworn to crush. ----------
THE FEVER.
The Governor of Texas has received
telegram from the County Judge OF HidaTgo
tating that yellow fever is spreading to the
anches above Brownsvilleon the Mexican side
I the Rio GranGe. Sixty new cases in day
70 reported from Brownsville. and few from
There are Is or 20 cases In Pen.
acoia, with few new ones daily.
~ A STEAMER AGROUND.
The British steamer Lake Nepigion, ,
rent ashore on the eastern coast of Ireland
ept lst but the passengers were all saved. I
be ship was subsequently towed off at high
de, and had sustained little damage. "a, "a
GOING HOME sd q.
Cetewayo is ON his way to the Cape !
Good Hope where be will resume the pow v
IS of king of Zululand. '
- TIKI DEAD. I
A San Antonio dispatch states that 2
% persons were drowned by the Concho Q
bod, and $4,000 sheep cattle and horses. The q
YER rose 90 feet. a
90 REJECTED.
The colored cadet Lemuel w. Living
on, appointed from Alorlda, could not pass s
Q examination at West Point, and was sent /
me. n
ag DOES NOT FILL, THE Bull. Il
A Geographic dispatch from Salt a
Ike says it is admitted the Edmunds law 81
es not meet the case presented in Utah. 1t p
however. a step in the right direction, and u
is thought the commission will recommend q
congress legislation leading directly to the 81
solutions of Utah to condition of affairs in Il
rmony with the other states and Territories &
the Union. q