The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-13
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dispatch from Panama Dec "a SAYS: The
municipality Of Lima has been suppressed by
order OF commander Lynch. of the Chilian
forces. Col Caesar Canevar the alcayde,
when the order was served upon him, refused
to turn over his department to the Chilians
until compelled to do SO by force. He has been
subjected to no indignity, and the municipal
affairs OF Lima are now managed by Chilian
officer.
Refugees from Tunis are arriving at Tripoli
by the Thousands.
London Committee Of prominent Jews,
including the ROthchilds, is collecting inform
alton regarding the persecution of the Jews In
Russia and Poland.
The Roman Catholic Bishops and clergy of
Montreal have withdrawn their opposition to
the Deceased Wife's Sister Marriage bill, and
1t will be introduced into Parliament in mod.
fed form.
Iroquois and Foxhall, the famous American
racers, will, 1t ID said be matched for race
early next season at Newmarket.
In recent speech at Birmingham Mr.. Brlgh
attributed the discontention of Ireland to a
long course Of Tory misrule, and jastifes pres.
ent cOerciVe measures by the government on
the ground Of absolute necessity.
A London correspondent says that Fran c
and England have agreed to- support TIE Khe.
dive OF Egypt In the maintenance of his author
ity over bis own troops or subjects.
The Emperor Of Germany has celebrated the
10th anniversary Of his admission to the army.
Cardinal LudOvioo Jacobini, the pOnti6cal
secrerary OF state, has made startling move
ment. he has addressed note to all the DOW.
ers which now have their representatives at the
Vatican, asking them what steps. they would
take If the Pope were compelled to leave Rome
These Powers are Austria, Belgium, France,
Brazil, and nearly all the South American
states. The same question has also been asked
in more indirect manner of the German and
English representatives. The cardinal asks
whether the representatives of the catholic
church would follow the. Pope II he was COM
pelled to leave Rome, and whether they would
undertake TO guarantee the safety of the Pope's
churches and palaces after his departure.
A london dispatch, Jan. 8, gives an account
Of terrible outbreak In Kuldja. The Chinese
authorities there asserted authority over the
conquered people In very cruel and impres.
sive manner, and the native Khisghis concerted
scheme In retaliation and carried It out by
attacking the Chinese villages and massacreing
all the inhabitants, sparing none.
Forster publishes lsttsr denying that Be-
cret instructions We're given by the govern
mont to the sub-c0mmissioners under the land
act--as charged by the landlords conven-
ton.
Earl Derby made speech yesterday announc
ing himself as thorough liberal, and compar.
Ing the trouble In Ireland to the secession
movement In \merlca; in which, he declared
England would be as successful as was the
uorth In the conflict for union.
The entire tensntry Of the town of Land
Lacka, North Tpperary, was evicted Thurs.
day. The military were present. One hun.
dred guardsmen wc,s cent to Glare and Linn
erick on requisition OF a magistrate Guar s.
men will DO distributed In parties of Eve
through the country In small garrisons to pro-
tect the persons and property Of landlords aud
others whose lives are threatened.