Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-27
THE OLD WORLD.
The Trial Of the Jews in Hungary
Develops More Scandals.
Another Consignment of Irish Poo,
The Careys Dissappear-Prus-
sian Politics and Poll
ticians.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches to TiiR Bss.
THE TRIAL OF THE JEWS.

| THE TRIAL OF THE JEWS,
LONDON, June 26.-In the trial of the
Jews at Nyregthaza, Hungary, to-day, it
was elected that the magistrate, Peczely,
who aided in the preparation of the case
for the prosecution, was bnce sentenced
to twenty-five years imprisonment for
brutal murder. Peczely admitted that
he signed the depositions of several wit
nesses in the present trial, though he
was absent when they were examined.
Several witnesses deposed that the boy
Moritz Scharf, who said he saw Esther
Salomossy murdered in the synagogue,
was beaten in the house of the police
commissary
All ll'Christian lawyers have adopted II
resolution attacking the conduct of the
public prosecutor because he scarcely
conceals his belief that the case was fabri-
Gated by persons opposed to Jews.
There are fears at Saurabaya and Rem
bang, Java. of rice famine Disease
has destroyed 200, ZOO acres.
SPENCER SPEAKS.
Dublin, June 26.-The Lord Lieuten-
ant, replying to an address presented to
him at Limerick, deprecated forced emf
grafton. He believed careful aid to emf
grants having prospect of success abroad
was beneficial, both to them and the dis
tricts which they leave. He regretted
the necessity for the passage of the
crimes act, which was distasteful both to
parliament and the government, but he
abhorred the crimes which rendered it
necessary. In conclusion, he said he re-
joiced that greater respect was now paid
to law and order throughout the land.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
PARIS, June 26.-The French man-of.
war Saone, will sail for Tonquin July 1.
The Finistene and..Made will thenlbe pre-.
pared for service. 1t is reported Martin
Feuille, minister of justice, intends to
resign, and the post will be offered Deves.
The government has decided to send
no more troops to Tonquin at present,
CHOLERA AT pAMIETTA.
LONDON, June 25.-The doctors a
Damietta refuse to inform the foreigi
consuls of the number of deaths ther,
from cholera. Steamers from Alexan
dria Tuesday were crowded with refugees
from Dametta. All steamer berths for
week to come are engaged.
THE kuRDS MUST 10.
CoNsTANTINopLE, June 26.--In conse
quence of the energetic protests made by
General Wallace, American minister, il
the case of two missionaries attacked ant
, nearly killed by Kurds near Bitlis, thu
J governor of Erzeroum has been ordered
1 to suppress brigandage at any cost.
A PRussIAN POLITICS.
e. BERnis, Ju,ae &c. Bismarck is mrcl
7 better and will go to Kissingen in abou
week.
Won Bennigsen, who recently re
II signed the landtag and reichstag, ha
written the liberal committee concerning
increasing party bitterness. He think
the divisions among liberals can onl
i tend to produce confusion, and nothing
a he says, is more dangerous to the EN-
= pire than displays of opposition to tn
:. rightful prepogativc of the monarch.
ANOTHER BATCH OF PAUPERs.
d LONDON, June 26.-The last batch O
o paupers from Swinford Union, 100 il
/ number, have gone to Queenstown fo
d shipment to the United States. 1t
n said that most of the have been in tn
y workhouse.
IA THB INEoRMRRs.
d Peter Carey and family have left Ire
!; land. Their present whereabouts an
destination are unknown. James Care
y is also going to leave or has already left
}, 1t is arranged to send two of the prir
" cipal Inyincible informers to Manitoba.
y Sir Henry Halford and Waller ava
Nd the American rifle team at Queenstown
l. Baron Geoltz, commander of the Gel
man squadron in Chinese waters, wi
proceed to his post bv way of the Unite
States.
70 SIERRA LEONE.
l. LONDON, June 26.-Intelligence r,
1t ceived from Sierra Leone says that TIL
70 recent British operations against Chic
l. Glipome were attended with great atroc
s. ties. The native allies butchered an
v mutilated all the male prisoners. Thes
Or allies lost over hundren men during tf
ii attack upon the main fort, which wa
he captured. Eighty-two of the enemy wei
\. killed by single shell.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ST. JOINS, n. F., June 26.-The Ar
tic expeditionary ship Proteus is activel
d. preparing for voyage to Lady Frankli
Sc Bay and will probably leave on Thurs
is day. The steamer Yantic, U. s. nav.
Ill is waiting here to accompany the ProteI
as to Smiths sound.
ul A frightful accident occurred at Trepa
W sy last evening. A large fishing bo
n, went down and six men were drowne
to Out of crew of seven only one WI
Id saved. The boat was supposed to !
it overloaded.
he LONDON, June 90. At II woman's righ
fe meeting in London last night Jac'
OF Bright, M. p, presided Susan b. A
sy thony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton mat
ot addresses.
!e, Sr. PETERSBURG, June 2G.-SeveI
by persons were killed during the progre
mt of fire yesterday in warehouse
y Gutujewsky Island.
y, CHOLERA.
er- DAMIETTA, June 2G.-Of forty-tN
ok deaths yesterday twenty eight are know
nd TO be from cholera. The rest, it is su
'ss posed, are from the same malady.
es. NOT YET PARDONED.
ed LONDON, June 26-ln commons Il
ler afternoon, Porter, attorney general
, a Ireland, stated that Carey the inform
ne was not yet pardoned, but the subJ'
nat is being considered by the goyenmel
ed If Carey should be pardoned, he 81
'd, that executive clemency would certain
lot be coupled with conditions.
SO New Hampshire Senatorship.