The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-10-26

of a tenants absolute ownership OF any
property in the soil he either created or
purchased, and the right of undisturbed
occupancy for the tenant.
HERR Won ENsENDEcKER, the present
German Minister to Japan, is to be ap-
pointed Minister to the United States.
A CAIRO dispatch of the 10th says it is
believed in official circles that proof of
Arabi Pasha's completely in the June mas
sacres at Alexandria will not be obtain.
able. 1t is claimed Ninet, the Swiss, can
prove that many Bedouins were shot at
Arabi's order for looting. Arab Pasha
persists in declaring that he will defend
himself if denied English counsel at his
trial
MARwooD, the English hangman, is
threatened with assassination if he at
tempts to enter Ireland for the purpose of
execution.
The International Congress for the pro-
lection of submarine cables held its first
session in Paris on the 10th.
The London Times says that unless
Epr2per zrrangemgngs5lb be- made sDy -4thc
Ee yptian authorities to secure fair trial
fol. Arab Pasha and his fellow leaders, it is
possible the British Government will
require that they be handed back into
English custody.
EIGHTY Frenchmen, assisted by fourteen
hundred African laborers, are about to
commence the construction of a railway
between the Niger and Senegal Rivers.
Their operations will be protected by a
military column, which will plant the
French, flag and erect forts on the Niger.
SERIoUs mining troubles are reported
from France.
AT THE Irish National Conference, which
opened in Dublin, Ireland, on the Nth,
the scheme for the establishment of Ma
tional Irish Land League was adopted. A
letter was read from Egan, dated Paris,
rendering his resignation as Treasurer of
the Land League, and giving a state
ment of the funds of the League.
A GALWAY, Ireland, dispatch says that
at the investigation into the murder of the
two Huddys, near Loughmask, on the 18th,
Kerrigan, the informer, was again placed
on the stand. He further deposed that q
man named Higgins, aged sixty, with his
son, took the chief part in the murder and
compelled passers-by to assist in carrying
the victims, whose groans could be plainly
heard while they were in the bogs, before
they were thrown into the lake. Othel
witnesses corroborated this statement
The prisoners were remanded.
THE colliers of North Wales demand an
advance in wages of Is per cent.
ADoLPH CHARLES BoNNEGRACE, the dis
tinguished painter, died at Paris on the
18th.
BENJAMIN LIE GAuLr, of Beauharnors
Canada, has entered an action to preven
his widowed sister, sixty-five years of age
and worth 500, 600, from marrying younl
man.
EMPEROR WILLIAM is again reported un
| well.
The transport bearing the Household
Cavalry arrived at London on the 10th, an,
met with an enthusiastic reception.
! BARRY SULLIVAN, the actor has consente,
to be nominated for Parliament by
| Irish constituency on Home Rule prin
ciples.
THE Egyptian Ministry has signifed ii
intention of permitting Broadley, Eve an
Napier to defend Arab Pasha on conditio
that witnesses in the case undergo pre-
! liminary examination.
AN epidemic of typhoid fever is reporte
to be prevailing in Paris, France.
1t is believed the following will const
tute the chief counts OF the indictmen
against Arab Pasha: First-That in viols
ton of the right of nations he hoisted
white flag in Alexandria, and under cove
thereof retired with his troops, and CAV
up the city to fire and pillage. Second
That he excited the Egyptians to arr
against the Khedive. Third-That he COZ
tinued the war despite the news of peac,
Fourth-With having melted civil wa
devastation, massacre, and pillage
Egyptian territory.
De FARAvA, the Ispravnik of Kalimsl
has arrived at Irkutsk, en- route for
Petersburg, October II. He left Yakuts
in September, when news from the Len
Delta had arrived saying that the Harpe
party were all we'll. Nothing was asce
tanned of the fate of Lieutenant Chipp, I
the Jeanette.