National Republican., 1883-09-22
EVENTS IN THE OLD WORLD.
0D0nnell Disguised Because No Fund Has Been
Raised for His Defense.
Enthusiastic Reception Of Mr. Gladstone
on His Return to England
G.and Review Of a German Army Corps by Emperor
William, Accompanied by Other Po'oniates,
A Rev yoIution Threatened ut the Imperial
Palace at PelSin.

DuDlln 1riShmCn.' ITO SAUL Hiaoi UNIV ~
necessary 100000 could be collected within
week to save the life of u man who committed
the most popular murder since the shooting
OF Constable Talbot.
The PctV Mat Gazette says it is authorized
to declare that the visit of Mr. Gladstone to
Copenhagen has no political significance.
The Paris correspondent of the Times, in
summing up tho situation of affairs between
France and China. says: "ThC question is,
shall Tonguin belong to China or France? If
this question is solved all will be settled but
neither Of the parties will admit that this is
its aim
The same correspondent states that in the
memorandum submitted TO the Chinese gov
ernment France offers to establish neutral
gono in Tonquin.
A committee of Lancashire operatives has
issued an appeal to the trades unionists of
Great Britain for assistance for the striking
weavcrs. Ten thousand weavers are idle.
Mr. Gladstone landed at Gravesend yestor-
day, and was received by large gathering of
his supporters including many prominent
members of the liberal party, who presented
him with all address. lie was heartily
chcered on dsembarling, and proceeded to
London.
At the session of the British association for
the advancement of science to-day Canadian
affairs were discussed. Some of the members
argued that despite the protective laws of
Canada the imports from Great Britain had
increased, while the imports from the United
States had remained stationary. Sir Charles
Tupper contended that protection was forced
upon Canada by, the fiscal measures of the
United States
A dispatch to local news agency from
Belgrade says tho Servian ministry has re-
signed, and that King Milan will retire forth
with
The now Guion line steamer Oregon made
trial trip to-day, during which she attained
speed of twenty knots an hour. At a
luncheon which was given in the afternoon,
after the cruise Mr.. PcarCe, the manager for
John Elder & Co., who built the Oregon said
he should never consider his work accom-
plished until he had built ships able to cross
the Atlantic in five days.
This was the second day of the Manchester
autumn meeting. The race for the Paddock
handicap sweepstakes was won by Lord Ross
more's formerly blr. Lorillard's) five year
old bay golding Passaic. Lord Howo's four
year old bay colt Frenzy came in second, and
Mr. r. Niners three year old hay colt Cam
boge third. There were six starters The
betting at the start was i to against Passaic,
8 to against Frenzy, and to 2 against Cam
boge. Passaic won by length.
The Standards Vienna dispatch SAYS: Some
thing akin to revolution has made its APP
pc rance at the imperial palace at Pellin, an
is backed by popular demonstrations. The
people demand that the empress, who does
not seem to be energetic enough to suit the
popular demand, shall abdicatc in favor of
Prince Tun. the uncle of the emperor.
Mr.. Charles j. Guy, the solicitor retained
for the defense of O'Donnell, has been refused
access to his client, the governor of the prison
informing him that as O'Donnell is an Amer
lean subject the American consul would be
first communicated with in regard to the de-
fense.
PARIS, Sept. 21.--Prime Minister Ferry has
forwarded request for English mediation in
case the pending negotiations upon tho Ton
quinl question between France and China
fail to arrive at a satisfactory conclusion.
Earl Granville, the English foreign secretary,
is inclined to accedo to the request,
Deputy Antoine, the liberal, has decided to
bring an action against the Berlin North Ger
man Gasette for publishing letters seized at his
house.
BERLIN, Sept. 21.-Princo Bismarck, in a
letter to the mayor of fFrankfort-on- the Main
declining an invitation to banquet says he
is only just beginning to recover his health,
and expresses his regret that the orders OF
his medical attendant forbid his being present
The emperor of Germany, the Crown Prince
Frederick William, tho princes William, and
Frederick Charles, the Prince of Wales, the
kings of Spain, SaXony, and Scrviu, and the
dukes of Edinburgh, Connaught, and Cam
bridge witnessed the parade aud participated
in the review of tho llth army corps al
Hamburg, Von- Der Iohe, to-day. Emperor
William has appointed King Alfonso to the
honorary command Of a Prussan regiment.
Tho Emperor William, accompanied by his
royal guests and their statls, rode along the
ranks of the army corps, which was drawn
up in two lines, The 'march past" followed
the troops detling before the saluting point.
Several princes headed the regiments OF which
they are honorary commanders.
Aftpr tlr unrudn IL grand dinner was Given
TO the royal visitors. King Alfonso occupied
the seat of honor between the Emperor Will
lam and the empress. The King of SaNOny
the prince of Wales, and the crown princess
sat on the right of the empress, and King
Milan and the duchess of Connaught were Oh
the empcror's left The emperor gave toast
in honor of the army. King Alfonso, respond
ing, said it afforded him great pleasure Il
mako tho acquaintance of the army, and he
drank To its welfare
Tho festivities closed with the performance
of the opera of Carmen" at tho kurhaus the
atre Threbolli- i-Bottini taking the part of Car
mon, The emperor and all the distinguished
visitors were present
The HAGUE, Scpt. 2l.--'rhe budget for ISIS.
estimate that there will be u deficit in tht
treasury of8O,010OO0 ilorins Itproposes tha
loan be issued Of 5O,OO0OOO forms to cove
tho deficiency and for othor purposes.
HoNG KoNG, Sept 2l.-GGn Bouot has en-
MADRID, Sept. 2l.-The COrrcspondencid,
semi-oilicinl journal, in an editorial mticl
cmphatCally denies that King Aionsos visi
TO Germany IS connected with desire q
Spain TO form an alliance with Germany. Th
policy Of tho government, The COwcgpOIdCHci
rays, is to maintain friendship with all M
tions, and develop liberal institutions a
home.
AGRAM, Sept 2l.-Sx hundred peasant
from Grudisk and Bcllayar assembled Q
FRrkaswiuGH yesterday armed with muskot
axes, and Cudgels, shouting, We won't hclOn
to Hungary A small body of military a'
tempted to disporse the mob, but were II
sisted and compelled TO withdraw. Reinforce
ments arrived at midnight which were II
ccived with u vollcy OF stones and shots irol
the rioters The troops returned the fire, xii
ing ten and wounding many Of the mob.
the military two soldiers were wounded.
How Mut!lutpd Weather Bulletin Al
fectcd the Chicago Market.
CHICAGO Sept, 2l.-On the board Of trad
to-day the secretary announced that som
ono had mutilated the signal scrviC
weather report Tho report was s
changed rs to give il a different mcar
ing from the original, Before the dGCeI
tiun was discovered there was perCcptibl
decline in corn, a number of mcmhcrs losiu
thereby. Tho document stated that indiCl
ti0ns pointed 10 frost on Friday or Saturda
night in all states north Of Tennessee.
knot of operators gathered about IL whom
was posted on change, and soon after IL ",
noticed that interiiucatious had been mao
after IL was posted by some unknown pGrs0