The true northerner., 1883-05-04
FOREIGN.

The Irish National Land League has
received Z. 90 from Australia Redmond
says the Ph0nix Park t.agedy and IL. deyel-
opneuts arc hurting the cause in thai
country.
The French Government has decided
% send two small detachments of troops 70
TOaqun
The lower house Of the Norwegian
Parliament has voted the impeachment Of
the Cabinet for refusing % proInulga,e and
carry into effect z laW making the Ministers
res onsLble. This marks another point for
the popular side IL the irrepressble confiic;
between the democratic people OF Norway
and their king
Jules Sandeau, the French novelist,
e. dead
In tic British House Of Lords Car
Hngford stated the Government had neither
the right, nor was It necessary. % force emf
grafton from Ireland, bat believed il was the
best and inevitable remedy for distress'
The Government had received offers for
selected families from across the Atlantic.
In Kelly's second trial at Dublin. for
participation in the Phoenix Park murders
the Jury were again unable 20 agree. though
tie Judge summed up severely against the
prisoner Michael Fagn- alleged 10 be an
other OF the cOnspiraCOrs. was then placed
o. trial. When the court began % irnT anel
q lury, seyenty-fve OF those called failed 70
appear, and each absentee was fined ESQ
Carey, the informer, has most
a. l.
had accepted a commission 10 kill Mr. For
ster, Ut the time Chief Secretary for Ireland,
be sad he did not attend the Sunday meet
inQs Of the Assass nation Society because Of
religious scruples
Overwork has incapacitated the en-
tire German Cabinet The mass Of business
claiming their attention il unusually large
and beyond the power OF the present staff 70
perform.
TWENTY-FIVE lives were lost by col
llsion between the ships County Aberdeen
and British Commerce of the English coast.
The report Of the rout and capture
of the False Prophet of the Soudan appears
70 have been premature.
The examination of the alleged dyna-
mite conspirators Of London, Birmingham
and Glasgow was resumed in tho Bow Street
Police Court, London, on the 18th of April.
Police Inspector testified that early in
the month Bernard Gallagher had offered
himself as an informer and related what
Gallagher had told him regarding his
connection with the conspirators, both in
the United States and in Great Britain The
movements Of himself and others of the
party, Gallagher said. had been directed by
his brother, DR.. Gallagher. The latter had
poor opinion Of the dynamite schools at
New York. Another witness testified re-
garding Whitehead's purchase Of acids TO
use in the manufacture Of nitro -glycerine
at Birmingham
Sixteen men lost their lives by the
burning Of factory in Warsaw, Poland
A nytro-glycerine factory has been
discovered at Northampton, Eng
Hartmann, the Nihilist, is reported
to have crossed the Russian frontier bound
for Moscow.
The jury at Dublin brought in ver-
dict of guilty in the case Of Michael Pagan,
charged with conspiracy to murder Lord
Cavendish The condemned man avowed
hims elf a Fenian, bat protested his inno-
cence OF the crime charged against him His
execution il set for May 2S
The London Times is dissatisfied
with the fact that only so very few men
tried in Dublin have been condemned to
death, and declares editorially that IL juries
will not agree ito convict the accused shall
be tried by special court and without q
Jury In the meant me infoTmers are turn
ing up on every hand, and additional arrests
are being made by the score.
The British Government is alleged
To have made a request upon the United
States for the extrldition OF about doz
persons accused OF murders In Ireland
In religious riot between Greeks
and Arabs at Port Said several persons werc
killed and many wounded.
A Dublin Telegram states that re-
quest, supported by 'anidavits, will be made
by the British Government for the extradi.