The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-11-03

days to what Is going on in Afghanistan, bat
| for all that there IL formidable revolt in
| progress there The Ameer appointed his
son to the Goveanoi ship OF Herat whereat
! a grent disturbance ha~ bon created by the
dissatisfied People In the vicinity of Cabul
| the inhabitants are said to have revolted and
XII ed their Governor.
At the Teassembling of Parliament
the Tories attacked Gladstone fiefceiy for
violating historical procedents by calling an
autumn ses~ion. Lord Randolph Churchll
NOV ns an immediate adiou rnnent ~ pro
test against tn s act on OF the Government
| Gladstone was in nowise Disconnected by
the at ack, but, sure of his ground, treated
the matter in p easan h vein. and on a.
vision churchlll's motion was deieats>l by a
vote ofl42 to 30, the Parnellites voting With
tie minority. ~ t
! tbs believed that the costeof the war
in Egypt wi prove t, be "a, 90, oco, exc usive
OF the expense of the army OF occupation
Parnell, Healy, Sexton and Justin
Mccarthy have b en- nom mated by Glal-
stone Us the comm ttee to inquire into the
imprisonment Editor Grey.
Egan, Treasurer of the Land
Le que, says the Irish m nbers of Par'ia-
m MT received but 81 800 OF the funds
which was all AFFORDED by travelling ex-
penseS
England has proposed to Egypt the
ere stion Of an international indemnity com
mission, tbs United states and Greece Go be
represented
In the election for members of the
Prussian Diet the secessioniSt Liberals and
the ex RENE Right have made net gain OF
five and nine seats respectively. The Ma
tional Liberals lost ten seats
The Transvaal is at war with Mapoch,
a native oh eff, who harbors Mampoer the
murderer of the Kaffir chief Secocoeni The
Transvaal Government has sent 2 600 men to
subdue Chiot Mapoch
The French Minister of Justice. in
asking that the rotous miners be brought
before Paris tribunal, stated that he held
clews to a vast revolutionary organization,
directed by committee at Geneva
lsdstoue announced in Parliament
hat Gen Woseley and Adm raj Seymour
had accepted peera%yes, and hope1 the House
", MD provide them with 81 table annuit e<
He said England maht iepose the greatest
contid nee in It's IN litary forces.
K1eanea, the Hawaiian Volcano is IN
eruption on a grander scale than for twenty
tive years
Bedouins in the vicinity of Suez muir
dered Capt Gill and Lieut. Charrngton. The
attitude of the desert wanderers in this sec
ton OF Egypt is yer IN rnacing.
In unwilling statu to Thomas Car
lyle, on the I'hamas embankment at Lon
don, Prot. Tyndal expressed wish that a
memorial 10 Ralph Waldo Emerson be ra.s ID
alongside il
The French police discovered dyna-
mite factory in the suburbs of Lyons The
citizens are panic-s trieken a. the revelations
in regard to the consp.racy, ana a mob gath
cred and threal ened the banks and public
buidinga
A Berlin dispqteh says that full re-
turns of the Prussian Parliamentary e@ec-
lions have been received, and Indicate the
Conservat YES, l0J OF the Centre party,
eighteen Poles, sixty seven National Liber-
ais, twenty-five SecesSionists, tlrty-eight
Progressists, and five Independents The
Center and Conservatives, united num-
Der 236, and as an absolute
majority in the House is PIT they conse-
quently have good working majority, and
will be enabled to pass all IN assures brought
before the House. The United Liberty party
number 13O, and the Middle party Ia
A lt tier from the Sultan has been
found among Arab Pasha's correspondence,
urging him TO resist invasion by England,
France and other powers, and TO defend the
faith of his country.
A hurricane has almost completely
destroyed the village of Grindelwald, Swift
erland
Patrick Egan, Treasurer of the Irish
Land League, enters specific denial OF the
charge made by the Irish Times, of Dublin,
that funds OF tie Loasue had been WI ong-
fully paid to members OF the Irish Pariia-
mentary party
The German Government is endeayor-
ing 20 arrange an amicablc understanding
be ween England on one side and the Porte
and France on the other, in regard To Eeyp-
tian affairs, in which i6 is proposed that
France shall renounce her clam Of n right to
inte.feie in Egyptian affairs, and in return
for such rem neration France is to be com
pen sited by the annexation of Tunis
Great excitement was caused in dra-
N tic CT Giles IN Paris because the ito of
the Figaro ted in his paper that the
actors and tres~es OF the + ench met opo-
lis bette deserve to be imprisoned the
galleyS than to be decorated BE nhardt's
hu band sent the crit a challenge, and
Sarah in Lste.l TINT her son should al,o try
his hand at correcting the alleged defamer
Of the profession.