The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-11-29
FOREIGN.

AsToR. the American Minister to
Rome, when he went to present his credentials
on the 21st, was received by the King, sur
rounded by all the State dignitaries. He was
conducted TO The palace In the royal carriage
and the Royal cuirassiers were drawn up as a
uard of honor in the court yard.
A COMMITTEE of tenants assembled in
Cork, ireland, on the 22d to discuss their
grievances. After some uuimportant business
being transacted thev adjourned and held an
open air session. Redmond, who was present.
in the course of thrilin speech, advocated
the continuance of the "no rent" policy, and
said that 1rel nd would now be. compelled to
a itate peacefully for the at: ainment of her
ri2hts, but IL this fniled, resort to the sword
would become necessary. The remarks were
received with appl iuse, and the speech created
a sensation.
By an accidental explosion of gum
powder in the barracks at Madrid, Spain,
nearly the whole building was blown to toms.
Fifteen soldiers were seriously injured.
THE Anarchists of Lyons were so thor
oughly frightened by the frequent arrests
made by the lice that many abandoned their
homes and clubs and left the country.
THE Governments of England and
Portugal have been negotiating with reference
to the limits of Portugal territory in the Congo
district.
ADIsPATCH from Hong Kong on the
23d saws that the ex-Re GENT Of Corea entered
upon his life OF captivity in an interior Chinese
town with composure. He Immediately COM
menced the study Of the Chiuese language.
The Chinese troops are to be with
drawn from Corea-
TIE neighborhood of Canton, China,
has been in very disturbed state owing to
the alleged inefficiency OF the new Viceroy
The former hostility to missionaries has re-
yiyed and several serious attacks were re-
ported. No lives, however, have thus far been
| reported as lost.
THE Spanish Cabinet has resolved to
reply to the United States in regard to the
Iossesincurrel BY Americans during the Cuban
iusurrection. They will act in conformity
with the principles of S rict justice.
THE Emperor of Germany has sum-
moned the Reichstag to meet on the 5th of
December.
| THE Prince of Wales has written a
-letter expr, ssin q hope that the sentence OF
| William Brookshaw to ten years penal servi-
| tude for sending a hreatenilg letter to his
Royal Highness be reduced.
THE Emperor of Germany has given
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in recoe milton OF his services in Egypt. This
is the highest military decoration in the gift
| of the Prussian Crown.
| A LONDON dispatch of the 24th says
that 1t has been officially reported to the Gov
ernment that wide spread distress is feared in
| Ireland this winter. The districts most seri
ously affected through want of employment
| on farms and the failure OF the potato crop are
| Sligo, Ballina, Swinford ard the greater por
/ ton of Galway. There is much destitution IL
West Glare and owing tn the continuously
heavy demands upon Irishmen in Anne lea tG
support the Land League, there has been 6
/ considerable decrease in remittances to the
| struggling natives in Ireland. This has re-
duced many to the condition OF being unable
to purchase new seed
The railway bridge at Bromley, neal
London, England, fell on the 24th, killing
seven workmeu who were beneath the struct
ure eating their breakfast. Several Others
were injured.
THE Government of Montenegro in.
formed the Porte on the 23l that unless thu
district OF Kalatchin is coded immediately t.
Montenegro four hundred troops viii be sent
| to occupy IL. Three bdttalipus of Turkish
troops have me to kalatcliil to maintain
order.
w. RICHARDS, who was sentenced tt
be hung at Sweetsbury, Queba', nh the oath
comm tted suicide the night rrc-ious. He
left a writ,el confession OF his g l..
| AN-rI-J WISH riots have occurred il
several Hungarian couItry vill'sS Vt Old
enberg number of shops sul Lpt.,s wer,
sacked, Il he mil tary had 20 bs C. led ou
TO restore order.
TuF officials of Russ..,n Skopir
have been arrested, charge wis:i d..i "l'ions
amounting to 1870. o. 2Jl roabl $. tt: tctimi
number $3.50, including many f;rinecs an,
peasants who had placed their siv..,ys in th
bank. Several church funds are swallowed VI
in the general ruin.