Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-09-01
FOREIGN.

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 LONDON, Aug. 2S.-A dispatch from Batavia, Java, says: Tine towns of An giers, Tiiringine and Tilokbelong were destroyed by violent erruptions. All lighthouses in the Sunda straits dis appeared, and where mountains formerly | stood the sea now flows as part oi Sunda straits. It has changed the straits, and navigation Is dangerous.
 PARIS, August 2S.-AdmIrsl Peyron, Minister of the Marine, received 6 dis patch from the governor of Cochin- China, announcing that the vessel Cham | peaux arrived at Saigon bearing a treaty l of peace between France and AnGm, which was signed on the 25th inst.
 The Hague steamer Illiad left Ham, ! merfest last week t1 seek for the missing Arctic exploring vessel Verna; 69,6OO guilders were subscribed here to aid the ] search. The government granted 3O,OOO guilders. The Verna was last seen in the autumn of g.
 VIENNA, August 2s.-Journals here say this mornir z that the German parlia- ment means Spain has been admitted into the alliance oi the great powers.
 AGRAM, August 2s.-Members of the National party in the House of Dspu- ties will meet September 9th to discuss the situation in Croatia and the attitude they shall assume toward the occurrence at Hagarien on last Monday, in which number were killed and wounded. It has made a deep impression. It is be- lievei that the feeling against Magnass Is due to the agitation conducted some years ago by emisssries among the peas ants of Croatia, and also to increasing exactions of tax gatherers, for which Hungary IS held directly answerable.
 BERLIN, August 2S.-Emperor Will liam reviewed the Guards day instead of on the anniversary of Sedan. It is reported it was done out of deferenee to the feelings of the French that the Em- peror decided upon thIs change of re- view
 ALEXANDRIA, August 2s.-TheTe were twelve deaths from cholera yesterday.
 VIENNA, August 2s-Although an or der was received at Ezergig, Hungary, the scene of the late attack upon Jews, all shops are still closed, Jewish families have fled and trade Is suspended.
 LONDON, August 3O.-Hon. Alexander Mackenzie, il an address before the Chamber of Commerce, of Greenock, last | evening combatted the proposals of Sir Alexander T. Galt for federated union 1 on the ground that Canada would never submit to being ruled at London. He spoke in condemnation of the protective 1 policy and predicted that Canada would l soon return to free trade.
 Cor ENHAGEN, August 30.-The Czar and Czafina of Russia arrived here and l were received by the King of Denmark | and the King of Greece on board of | the royal yacht This morning their maiesties were taken ashore and escort ed to the royal palace by principal civil | and military authorities, and foreign | ministers. Immense crowds assembled | at the landing place and along the l route to the palace, and loudly cheer ing. The imperial majesties were re- ceived at the palace by the Queen of Denmark, Princess of Wales and brilliant court.
 DUBLIN, AugCst 3O.-Parnell in a speech at q meeting of the Irish Ma tional League yesterday, said he could report most encouragingly of the pro- gress of the National League movement m America. He said he had been in- formed he might after time look for assistance from that country. which at least Was equal tO the sums received in times of urgency. He had every hope that the immigration schemes would prove successful. This wonld enable the people to keep their promise: they should never again appeal to America for aid against famine
 DUBLIN. August 3O.-Miss Catherine Connolly, sister of the Connolly broth CTS, who werr arrested at BrufL. Liner lck county, on suspicion of being con- nected with murder and conspiracy, has been arrested on charge of being ina- plicated with her brothers.
 PARIS, August 29.-It Is reported that : the Emperor of Abyssinia. having heard ! that King Mcnolek, of Shoa, intended to send an embassy to France to solicit for s pro'ectorate over Shoa, declared war 2 against Menolek, and the Abyssinian lrmy has already invaded Shoa. T LONDON, August 31.-A dispatch from q says: Fischer Foreman, the ex- l' 'lorer, returned from the interior of Il Africa. a CoPENHAGEN, August 3l.-The Czar nd CzarinR remain at Denmark for q month. !" PEsTH, August 3l.-Tessa, President m I the Hungarian Council, in oder to put p stop to the outrages upon the Jews has Ia ecIjed upon severe measures which are ,t be put II operation whenever anti c- ewIsh riots occur. The measures pro ,r ide that anyone who shall be con il, emned to death by Martial law shall n, @ executed within three hours after A, antence Is imposed .t