The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-03
FOREIGN.

The London Times Rome correspon-
dent, on the 25th, referring to the demonstra-
tions in that city growing out of the execution
at Trieste of Overdank, says the language Of
the intransigent press was becoming afro
cious. The Legd DeIld DeJndcTdzid expressed
hope that the Emperor of Austria would be
choked in blood.
DIR. CARvIsART, chief medical adviser
of the late Napoleon III. died at Paris on the
25th.
FORTY Chinese women arrived by
steamer at Victoria, B. C., on the oath. Thirty
two of these women have already been sold to
Cinnamon in the United States. They were
arrested on complaint of tw Cinnamon and
taken before the Chief Justice on the charge
that they were forcibly detained. The women,
however, swore that they were free agents,
| and the case was dismissed. The women who
| crossed the line into the United States were
| disguised as Indian women.
The six hundredth anniversary of the
| founding of the House of HapsbGrg of Aus
| tria was generally observed throughout that
| kingdom on the 9th ult. The Emperor, En-
press and Crown Prince were at Vienna and
received numerous deputati ms and addresses
| from prominent corporations.
RUSSIA and the Pope have arranged a
nsod,s viUeadi, one of the first results which
will be that the Pope will appoint the Catho-
| lie Bishops in Poland.
The Acting Governor of Iceland, the
Bishop and other persons Il note, in a COM
munication to the London Times on the 27th
ult., say that Notwithstanding the large dona-
| tions received there must be great distress
| from want of food in that country during the
| winter.
A RUSSIAN force of 10000 men and
eighty guns was concentrated on the Kars'
| frontier on the 9th ult.
THE recent rains in England have
caused destructive floods in the midland
counties and great mortality among sheep in
| Northamptonshire, Nottiughamshire and Lei.
cestershire have occurred.
A TALL chimney fell upon building
full Of operatives, at Bradford, England, on
the 2Sth ult., killing thirty-six aud seriously
| injuring fifty others, mostly women and chill
| dren.
| COMPLAINTS in regard to the treat
| ment of the Jews in Russia are again appear
| ingiu the newspapers of that country. 1t is
stated that the railroad companies there have
| ordered the discharge of all their Jewish en-
/ ployes. The Prefect OF st. Petersburg has
also ordered that no indulgence be shown
| tn Sc res ding in the capital without official
| leave, and the Senate on the 21th ult. decided
| that no court could authorize the transfer of
land to them.
A PANAMA dispatch of the 2Sth ult,
states that Salina Cruz was almost deserted
owing to the cholera epidemic. twenty-five
deaths were occurring daily at TehuantepeC
and the railway laborers had aba 'dOned he'll
work. Oaxacs had stopped all cOmmu icatior
| with the infected T. wns. The scarcity OF watel
and the impure quality is supp sed o he the
cause.
A DISPATCH from London on the 29th
ult states that it is intended to divide Zulu
land into two parts, reserving that portion
abutting on the Tugela River for john DUN,
and another Chief, where the natives who are
averse to Cetawsyo's rule will be ex ected Il
90. In neither division Il the country are the
Europeans to be allowed to hold farms. Thert
will be British resident in each ter itory.
A BOILER in factory at Olson, Bel
gium exploded on the 29th ult, while the
building was full of working people. A
number were killed.
The malleable iron works of Burrow,
Stewart 81 Milne, at Hamilton, Ontario, was
damaged by fire on the 29th ult to the amount
of about $4,000.