Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-09-30
There were fifteen thousand people

There were fifteen thousand people
at the New Jersey State fair.
The Massachusetts Republicans
Wednesday met in Convention and
nominated Robert Il. Bishop for Cover.
nor, and son of Cakes Ames for Lieu
tenant Governor.
The Connecticut Republicans nom
mated General Buckley for Governor.
The platform favors protection and II
submission Of the prohibition question
to the people.
"A convention Of Missouri Republi
cans in opposition to the decision of the
State Central Committee was held at
Jefferson City.
FOREIGN rrRns
Mr.. Gladstone declares that he Is
unable TO inter fere with the operations
of the Mormons in England.
Friedrich wohler, the eminent Ger
man chemist, is dead,
-Arabi Pasba regrets that he fought
the English troops, expresses admira-
ton for Great Britain, and counsels
the exiting of the leaders of the rebel
lion. Among Arabs papers were
found offers of service from French,
German and Russian officers, which
had all been del ned.
Mr. Dillon announces that he will
retire from Parliament on account Of i'll
health.
Fifty Irish families have been
evicted in the Barony of Erris, aud the
people have been ordered not to shelter
them.
Wife a mix, d passenger and bag
gage train was crossing the RIVER Brave,
near Eszek, part Of The bridge fell in,
and the engine and baggage cars were
pitched into the river. dragging with
them some OF the passenger cars con-
tsining number of Hussars on a fur
Tough. Fifteen SCI i RS were drowned
and thirty others were il iured.
Six thousand miners III North Stsf-
fordshirl have demanded an advance OF
ten PER CT Mt in their wages.
Admiral Seymour and General
Wolseley are to lie raised to the British
peerage on account OF their services In
Egypt.
The exhibition building at Sydney,
New South Wal, 8, with all its contents,
h Is been totally destroyed hy fire. The
loss is $500, 600.
Order is being restored in Egypt,
troops are evacuatiug the earthwOrks,
marines are .embarkirg, and minor
p isoners of war are eing released.
Gladstone denies that LIE sympa-
thized with the South during the OWL
war in the United States.
Patrick Wslsh was hanged at Gal
way ON Friday for the murder Of Martin
Lyden. Walsh protested his Innocence
aud insisted that witness bad sworn
falsely. The crowd outside the prison
was orderly. When the back flag was
hoisttd the convici's mother, ~ho was
in the crowd, gave way to waiIing aud
refused to leave the spot. Her friends
also joined i'll the melancholy cries. A
lre guard of soldiers was on the ground.
An examination of the Egyptian
Treasury proves that about GOO, 600
were taken by Arab Pasha.
The italian lieutenant who desert
ed to serve the Egyptians has beer con-
demned to serve two years imprison-
mcnt.
The London Times, in an article
on the Suez Canal, says that England
cannot allow the SueE Canal Company
10 arrogate to itself such extensive
powers as it claims.
A conspiracy to kill the Emperor of
Austria has been discovered i'll Vonice.
An Albanian plot to massacre and
rob the Christians at Scutari Was frus-
tiated by hill tribes.
The last Of the first suspects have
been released from Kjlmainhsm Jail.
The Russian Imperial Court has
been established at Moscow.
Russia and Montenegro are said to
have concluded an offensive and defen-
sive alliance.
General Wolseley has issued an adj
dtess oDmpiimenting The troops upon
The result OF the campaign.
-Abdellal Pasha, the commander OF
Damietto, Was shot by his own troops
for refusing to surrender to the English.