Milford chronicle., 1883-08-17

The Irish informers are TO b,
landed in New South Wales: the colonia
government, it is said, has promised tC
protect them.
The King of SPANS visit to Ger.
many has been indefinitely postponed.
The insurection in Spain is believed
to be almost ended.
1t is said that negotiations are pend
ing for the annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina by Austria.
-Forty-two workmen were arrested in
the Vienna riots.
Thirty-two persons died from chol-
era at Alexandria on Saturday.
One hundred warehouses have been
destroyed by fire at Salonica.
The famine in Donegal is over.
-0Herlihy was acquitted of the
charge of eason-felony at Liverpool.
"A man was arrested at Birmingham
with Fenian documents in his possess
sion.
The shooting of Carey on board the
streamer Melrose took place twelve miles
from land.
1t is stated that the British govern
ment are considering a plan to send
200, 900 persons in families to Canada
from Ireland during the next few years,
the money for the purchase of the land
to be advanced by the State.
Hartmann, the nihilist, is in Lon
don.
The committee of the House of
Lords which has been considering the |
Manchester Ship Canal bill has decided |
to drop the measure for this season.
The employees at the Ostro mines
have revolted and have been rioting.
Two companies of troops have been dis
patched to the scene to restore order.
"A scientific commission, consisting
Of Professors Palm ieri, Guiscardi, and
Agiolora, have gone to the island of
Ischia to study the cause Of the recent
there.
An editor Of the GdulOiS, of France,
has been sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment for melting Paris socialists
to march on the Elysee.
"A Madrid correspondent, in his
special cable dispatches, tells of the
spread Of the revolutionary movement in
Spain. Small bodies of troops in various
provinces in the north and northeast of
Spain have revolted and are being pur-
sued by loyal forces.
Floods in Egypt are feared owing
o an unusually rapid rise of the Nile. |
-Forty-two Krupp cannon and other /
Material of war from Russia have been
anded in Bulgaria. :
"A London correspondent relates the !
of many successful plots to !
7reck vessels in the Black Sea in order
0 claim the insurance money. I
Two Norwegian barks collided off a
lover Wednesday; one sank, drowning {
hirteen of her crew.
"A tin box containing explosive ma
erial exploded on st. Petersburg
horoughfare on Wednesday. J
Several of the ringleaders in the riots T
galnst the Jews at Ekaterinoslav have
cen placed on trial. Six persons, in Il
uding four officials, are to be prose- a
lted for the part they played in the fl
ewish trial at Niregyhaza. 81
AT the Lord Mayors banquet Mr.. al
ladstOne said that the British would tc
ave Egypt when the work of reform
Id been accomplished; that no insuper-
de difficulty existed with France, and n'
at the pacifcation of Ireland was due g
Earl Spencer. to
An informer on the trial of the al
mantle conspirators at Liverpool m
stifed as to secret drills of the -
enians. ~
"A child which was buried in ruins IL
Casamicciola at the time of the earth on
lake was rescued alive on Saturday. d.
An estimate of the English harvest d,
ospects show that wheat and barley oh
Il be below an average crop, oats and If
tatoes above. n,
German war vessels have been Or
red to limit their supplies of American an
rk. an
The rising in Spain was begun by n'
2 garrison of Badajos; the disaffected on
'ops are marching to the Portuguese XII
ntier. ma
"A Congress of socialists, at Raven P,
was dispersed by the police.
Grevy says that France
J no intention of making war upon the
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up Around the Pole. ple
nhe Steamship Faole arrival of 81 Tb