The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-08-17
FOREIGN.

Poole, who was doomed to death" by
the Irish Invincibles, has been indicted at
Dublin fer the murder of victim of the So
ciety which lost confidence in him
A dispatch from Sydney, New South
Wales, says: The steamship Pathan, with
Kavanagh, Joseph Hanlon, and other in
formers in the Phoenix Park murder cases,
refused permission to land at Melbourne,
have arrived here The informers, by
order of the Home Government, have been
transferred to the ironclad, Nelson
The authorities of Pesth, Hungary,
have placed Gordon of troops around the
square where Jewish houses were plundered
by a mob. Moritz Scharf, the lad who
swore that he saw Christian girl murdered
for her blood. has confessed that his testi-
mony was false.
A cable dispatch from Constantinople
announces'the discovery of Noah's ark. 1T
appears, says the dispatch, @that some Turk
ish Commissioners appointed to investigate
the question OF avalanches on Mount Ararat
suddenly came upon gigantic structure of
very dark wood protruding from a glacier.
They made inquiries of the inhabitants
They had seen it for six years, but
had been afraid 10 approach it because q
spirit of fierce aspect had been seen looking
out of the upper window. The Turkish
| Commissioners, however, are bold men,
not deferred by such tribes, and they
determined to reach it Situated as 1t was
among the Businesses of one of the glens of
Mount Ararat, it was a work of enormous
difficulty, and it was only after incredible
hardships that they succeeded. The ark
one will be glad to hear. was in a good
state Of preservation, although the angles
| observe, not the bow or stern-had
been n good deal broken in its descent
They recognized it ut once. There was an
Englishman among them who had presum-
| ably read his Bible, and he saw 1t was made
Of the ancient gopher wood of Scripture,
which, as everybody knows. grows only
on the plains of the Euphrates Effect
| ing IN entrance into the structure, which
was painted brown. they found that
the admiralty requirements for the
conveyance of horses had been
carried out, and the interior was divided
into partitions fifteen feet high Into three
Of these only could they get, the others be-
| ing full of ice, and how far the ark extended
| into the glacier they could not tell II, how
ever, on being uncovered it turns out to be
$40 cubits long it will go hard with disbe-
| lieyers in the Book of Genesis"
Prof William Dindorf, German critic
and philologist, is dead He was nearly 80
| years old
Spanish instructions have already
cost certain spectators on the Paris Bourse
about 81, 100000.
A cable dispatch from st. Peters
burg says: THE ropulace of Ekaterino-
slav are determined to drive the Jews out
of the place Not punished sufficiently for
the riots last week, during which some
seventy men were killed and over leo wound
ed, n fresh mob gathered last night and
started for the Jewish quarters They were
met by a company of Cossaks and ordered
back Refusing TO obey, and making threat
ening demonstrations charge was made.
A fierce onslaught ensued. When the mob
was finally beaten, over 100 corpses lay on
the ground
A Cairo dispatch reports the cholera