Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-30
NEWS OF THE w EEK
FOREIGN.
AN EXCITING MEETING.

Ireland, recently. Among the speakers were
Sullivan and OKelley, members OF parlia-
ment. The latter referred to what he called
the efforts Of Davitt to split the Irish party
and said they were tautamOuut to staobing
Ireland in the back. He threatened to resign
his seat il the country wavered In its allegiance
10 Parnell. He advised the farmers to take
advantage OF the arrears OF rent act. Votes
o. confidence In the speakers were carried.
BELLIGRREsT STUDENTS.
Students of the university of Kazan.
In Russia in consequences of the severity OF
police regulations, created disorders and the
university has been closed because OF aggra-
waiting orders issued by the curator OF the
university OF st. Petersburg. Active demon
stratiOns OF dissatisfaction By the students are
anticipated.
The Archbishop of Canterberry is
In a critical condition, and much anxiety Is ex-
pressed In regard to his care.
THE POPE HoRRIFIED.
The Freeman's Journal published at
Dublin, says the Pope is Mortified at the out
RACES committed In Ireland, aud charge
bishops to use every Effort 70 prevent the pe0-
pie from violating The laws.
IN COMMONS.
About the only questions OF impor-
lance before the British House Of Commons
are measures to relieve, the Irish sufferers
suspension Of the slave trade.in Egypt, the
Judgment in K, Dryer Grays care, and the
procedure rules
AFARCE.
Broadley has withdrawn from the
defense OF Arab, after vigorous protestation
against the violation of toe agreement made
with him, and declares that the commission OF
inquiry Is turning the trial into farce.
RECOVERED.
President Grevy has entirely recov
cred from his recent illness.
COMMUNISTS ARRESTED.
Twenty-Five persons were arrested at
Lyons, France, recently, charged with being
members Of an association for the purpose Of
melting strikes among workmen.
SENTENCED.
Brookshaw, who sent threatening
letter to the Prince of Wales, has been SEN
fenced TO 10 years penal servltude.
HONORARY DECORATIONS.
Queen Victoria has expressed her
thanks to the British troops who served In the
Egyptian war, and conferred honorary decora-
tioD5 upon the representatives of the different
regiments.
THE JOYCE MURDERERs.
The last of the Joyce murderers have
been sentenced to death, pleading guilty, and
sentenced without trial.
FORMAL CHARGES.
The charges brought against Arab
are based on the Ottoman penal and military
codes.
HoNoRs CONFERRED.
In recognition of his meritorious SER
vices in Egypt, the emperor Of Germany has
presented the duke OF Oonnaught with the or
der of Frederick the Great. This act has a
political Significance which advocates of closer
union between England and Germany will
heartily hail.
Prosecuted JEWS.
Dispatches from Vienna state that
the persecution OF the Jews has been resumed
Troops have bsen dispatched to the disturbed
districts and a number Of arrests have been
made. Placards and documents have been dis
covered which implicate a number OF secret
societies.
COSTA RIGA.
Costa Rica has expressed desire to
enter the international postal union, which
becomes operative Jan. ], 1883.
AN EXPLOSION
BY an accidental explosion of gun
powder in the barracks at Madrid Spain, near.
ly the whole building was blown to pieces and
fifteen soldiers seriously injured.
WILL RESIGN.
Dillon is coming to America shortly
to make long sojourn with a brother in
- Colorado. He will resign his seat In parlia
msnt before his departure.
NIHILIsTIc STUDENTS.
Students in the universities of ST.
Petersburg Warsaw AMI Charkoff are under
police surveillance on account OF their nihilis-
tic demonstrations.
IN COMMONS.
Parnell has at length secured con.
slderation for the distressed condition of the
Irish peasautry. According to Lord Trevelysn
the government intend to conduct the system
OF relief with such efficiency as will give the
most positive assurance to the people that
they would not starve. Gladstone denies
that the rent act has proved failure, and
says the full benefits OF its provisions have
NOT yet been ascartauod.
ToBE LIBERATED.
The Spanish government will hberate
tho Cuban refugees early In December, on
condition that they will rot return TO Cuba.
This action is taken in response TO the appeal
OF Eogland.
Arabs trial has been again postpon.
cd, and very uneasy feeling prevails. Broad
ley will be allowed TO defend Mahmoud Bar
ondi. The question of joint control will soon
be settled with view to the interests OF both
France and England.
PANIC.
A panic occurred recently In the
parliamentary printing office atotawa on &C.
count Of one Of the beams breaking. One
hundred employees escaped by Jumping from
windows and tumbiug down stairs, only a
few being injured.
STILL CONTINUES.
The revolution among the students
at St. Petersburg still continues. The uni
versities are all closed, and mass meeting Of
students has been called for the purpose of
furthering revolutionary plans.
GLADSTONE DEFENDS HrMsRLF.
In one of his characteristic speeches
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