The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-17
FOREIGN.

A DISPATCH from st. Petersburgh
says that the Gar had signed the decree dis
solving all secret societies in Russia.
ARABI PAsHA and his fellow exiles
arrived at Colombo, Ceylon, on the 10th.
GAMBErTA's body was removed to
Nice on the evening of the 10th. A deputa-
iion OF the Chamber Of Deputies escorted the
remains.
LkcouEs c. CANADIEN, a we'll known
voyageur, of Lachine Rapids, Ontario, while
quarrelling wi h his son, whom he had disin-
herited, on the 10th, dropped dead at his feet,
with an imprecation upon his lips. The hor-
rifed son fed.
TIE storm at Vera Cruz, Mexico, on
the 9th was more disastrous than at first re-
ported The American steamer J. A. Gary
and the schooner Theresa G. and Mexican
barque were lost. The roofs of the railroad
warehouses were carri away and the freight
stored therein considerably damaged, and he
works for harbor improvements were COM
pletely destroyed.
A NUMBER of Catholic clergymen
called on Earl Spencer at Dublin on the l0,h,
and pointed out the terrible distress in the
west of Ireland. They suggested that the
Board of Works should advance loans to all
their farms. They depreca ed emigration,
and showed the repugnance of people to enter
the workhouse-
LORD DUFFERN informed the Egyp-
tian Ministry on the 18th, that in reply to
their request Great Britain withdraws from
.ntrol, and suggests the appointment Of a
European financial adviser who will not inter-
fere with the public administration.
MICHAEL DAvrrr appeared at Oldham,
Ireland, on the 18th, to deliver an address on
the Irish question. When he commenced to
deliver his address he was howled down by an
organized gang, who attempted to storm the
platform, but were repulsed with chairs
by the occupants. A free fight followed,
chair legs and brass knuckles being the
principal weapons used Many persons
COW ardly crew and declared II twenty men
would follow him he would clear out the
whole Of the gang. He thereupou advanced
toward the mob, but was restrained by po-
licemen. Addressing his opponents again,
Davitt said they were miserable, contemplate,
cowardly dogs. While they were sitting in
taverns, he said. he was fighting the British
guards, and were q disgrace to the name OF
Nationalisis. II Ireland were made up of
such she would earn the contempt of the CIV
ilized world. He had travelled throughout
England, and the Englishmen, although his
enemies, had given him a hearing. What q
| spectacle for the En- lish, se exclaimed. was
| ah.rded by these professors of blackguard.
ism, at q time when IRELAND was asking for
ceeded 10 removing the dlsturbers from the
hall.
The scheme for administrative, Judi
cial, financial and military reforms in Egypt,
which the British Charge d'Affairs handed the
| Porte on the l2th, also deals with the proposed
/ regulation In reference to the Suez Canal and
arrangements fer withdrawing the British
| troops from Egypt when the objects sim-d at
are secured. The effect of the scheme upon
| the Porte has already been to dispe the idea
that England contemplates the annexation OF
Egypt.
DURING the performance at circus at
Berditscaf, Russian Poland on the 18th, a fire
broke out, and, before the spectators could
/ escape the whole structure was ablaze. Three
/ hundred persons perished.