The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-11-01
FOREIGN.

A Tucson dispatch of the 9th ult. says
that reports from Sonora, Mexico, state that
personal conflict exists between Governor
Ortez ard General Reyes, commanding the
Federal forces in that State. Governor Ortez
had General Reyes proclaimed rebel by the
Legislature, but being unable to raise force
to oppose him left the capital. Hermosillo is
taking refuge at Guyamas, Both claim to be
supp rted by the federal Cover ment to which
both have appealed. Those best informe ap-
prehend no bloQdshei or disturbance OF prop
erty and rights
A Cairo dispatch of the 27th ult. says
that 1t was reported that the false prophet was
within three days march of Khartoom, and
that council of Ministers was called.
THE grand jury at Dublin on the 9th
ul,., returned true bill against the ten men
charged with numbering the Joyce family.
MOBILES explosive works at Ayrshire,
England, were wrecked by an explosion Of
bombs, shells, etc, on the 27th ult. Several
workmen were killed.
A DISPATCH from Cairo of the 9th
ult., states that portion of Arab Pasha's
| correspondence having been translated by
order of the authorities, letter has been
found from the Sultan which urges the rebel
chief 10 resist the invasion of England and
France or a y other foreign power, and t.
defend tine faith of his country against those
who busy themselves 20 bring about triumph
| for it's adversaries.
TWENTY-FIVE revolutionists were ar
restei at Aders, Austria, on the 26th ult.
Among themwas ayouug student who had in
his possession press and many Nihilist man
| festoes.
AGRARIAN disturbances have occurred
in the government of Volhynia, Russian Po-
L N-sN~
an Imperial Proclamation in regard to the
| Agrarian question.
SIR HENRY GORE BooTH's yacht Kara,
one of the vessels which went to the Arctic in
search of Leigh Smith an party, was wrecked
| on the Goth ult. while on its way FRI m Hartle-
pool to Wivenhoe, England. All on board were
saved.
The total revenue of Russia during the
half of the present year amounte to 346, 1885,
594 roubles, and the expenditures to $50, $685.
| S41 roubles.
A LYONS, France, dispatch of the 9th
ult. says that the anarchist conspiracy has
taken deeper root than was suspected, aud the
situation was growing critical. The citizens
were panic-stricken at the revelations made OF
/ the local strength and the far-reaching power OF
| the desperate men who constitute the organi-
zation and consider an outbreak al
most inevitable. A mob was formed
| in the streets of Lyons on the morn
ing of the 9th ult, and in addition to the
threats against the Republican newspaI ers
| they directe their venom against the banks
an public bull iings. The rndition of affairs
aids new and unforeseen difficulties to PIesi-
dent Grcvy's p 'sition. 1t is net unlikely that
a ministerial crisis will be precipitated and
I that the resigna alton CT the President himself
| will be considered advisable as son as the
| Chambers assemble.
A DUBLIN dispatch of the 2Sth ult.
SAYS that there are three hundred people on
Terry Island without food, and that other por-
| tions OF Western ireland are threatened with
starvation.
The Bey of Tunis died on the 9th
ult. His brother, the legitimate heir, has as
sumed the power.
A LONDON dispatch of the 2Sth ult.
says that there have been destructive floods
all along the Thames valley. The river was
very high, inu Idating wharves and piers.
Charing Cross bridge was carried away and
other serious damage was feared.
A DISASTROUS fire occurred at Mar
gate, England, on the 2Sthult. The Assembly
rooms, the vicarage and one whole side oi
Cecil Square were burned. Loss, 5000
GENERAL WoLsELEY landed at Dover,
England, on his return from Egypt, on tho
2Sth ult. He was enthusiastically received By
large crowd.
A DISPATCH from Hamburg on the
2sth ult. says that the Governments of En-
gland, Germany, France, Austria, Belgium
and America have declared their intention tc
support the proposed International Agricul-
tural Exhibition to be held at Hamburg next
spring, and that the success OF the exhibition
is now assured.