Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-04-05
THE NEWS.
OTHER LANDS.

out.
The London Daily Telegraph consid-
as preposterous the report that the English
government has sent menacing note TO Wash
ington In regard TO the utterances and writings
OF the Irish dynamite party In America. II
says the United States governments attitude
OF indifference at the rawlings of these men Is
the same as that which England has always
adopted towards exiles taking refuge in this
country.
The emperor of Germany is seriously
iii.
1t is stated that when the Marquis of
Lorne returns to England he will be raised TO the
peerage
A socialistic manifesto ~ being cir
culated throughout. Russia, urging people to
avail themselves OF the approaching fetes on
the occasion OF the coronation OF the car, TO
pillage the houses OF mobiles and Jews.
A treaty of commerce between Ger
| many and Mexico has been submitted TO the
bundersath. 1t secures the safety OF the re-
tail trade and freedom Of property owned by
Germans in Mexico from forced loans or war
charges.
Mr.. Parnell's visit to Paris had var
ious objects. He himself says that one main
purpose was to ascertain whether there was
any danger OF France entering into league with
the other Powers for the extradition of Nihi-
lists and Fenians He took great pains to Sc
cure publicity In numerous French papers for
complaints against the Land Act, though he
had nothing new TO urge, detailing at the same
| time groundless accusations against the minis
try and emitting no means to provoke French
hostility to England
The Pope is displeased with the Most
Rev Thomas W. Croke, archbishop of Cashel,
Ireland, for opening asubscription list for the
| relief OF Parnell.
John Brown, the well-known person
al attendant OF Queen Victoria is dead. His
| death occurred at Windsor Castle. The queen
| is said to feel his death deeply.
fudge Lawson has sentenced II of
| the members Of the Armagh assassination so
ciety, who were recently convicted Of conspir-
| ing to murder, to terms of penal servitude
varying from five to ten years.
Mount Etna is again very active.
Rumblings Of the volcano are frequent, and
there is every indication of an earthquake.
German artists have petitioned their
government TO intercede with the United States
government for reduction Of the tariff on
works OF art.
The outbreak of the inhabitants of
| Carlova, Turkey, and neighboring towns, who
| rebelled against the importation OF foreign
| wooden thread, is suppressed. There were rs
arrests.
1t is stated that the British govern
ment contemplates adding strictly political
department TO the detective police force, In
consequence OF the operations Of the Irish
secret societies, whose ramifcations have been
| discovered TO be most extensive, and whose
membership, II is found, embraces all classes
| of society.
A gentleman of high position now
| deposes and says he saw Lady Florence Dixie
] the whole time she stood where the alleged out
1 rage was committed, and that he saw her walk
| away and that no one accosted her. The in
quiry by the police into the attack has been
futile, and the general opinion is that Dixie's
word is not good for much.
| The enforcement of the archbishop
OF Canterbury took place March 20. The tradi
| tional enforcement ceremonies were observed.
| There was dense crowd in the cathedral The
duke OF Edinburgh, representatives Of Oxford
| and Cambridge universities, great concourse
of clergymen and the bishop Of Saskatchewan
and bishop of Long Island were present.
| A man who carried box containing
explosives and Internal machines has been ar
| rested at Liverpool. He had Just arrived from
Cork. An Irish railway porter supposed TO be
| an acoomplice OF the man arrested with q box of
| explosives and internal machines In his posses
| sion has been taken into custody by tie police
| The explosive material was nitro glycerine
| The Internal machines were most cunningly
| devised. The police are certain that the pris-
oners are confederates. The passengers by the
| Cork boats have been carefully scrutinized for
| some days.
March 3lst $50 emigrants left Belmul-
lett, county Mayo, Ireland, for America.
More of Prince Jerome's manifestos
| are coming 10 light, having been posted in
conspicuous places throughout Bordeaux. They
are seized by the police as soon as discovered
Advices from Tozer, Tunis, say that
DE Lesseps has arrived there. He says the ex-
| plorations make 1t plain that an inland sea in
| the desert OF Sahara Is practicable and that 1t
can be accomplished by using hundred exca-
waiting machines equal In aggregate capacity to
the labor Of 100000 men.
The London police are in receipt of a
letter purporting TO emanate from Fenian
| sources, threatening unless the men charged
with the Phoenix park murders and now con-
| fined in Kilmainham jail awaiting trial are at
once released, the central telegraph Office In
London will be blown
King Alfonso has conferred the order
Of the golden fleece upon Crown Prince Fred
| erick William. This gives great satisfaction
| In Berlin, where the relations OF Germany and
Spain are considered OF friendly character,
| despite difference with respect to the com
mercial policy Of the respective nations.
Louise Michel, the error of France
has at last been arrested. The arrest was made
without any difficulty. She was arrested while
leaving the house Of friend, and stated that
she was waiting TO give herself up rather than
subject her friends to any further annoyance.
| The specific charge brought against her was
that she had entered baker shops at the head OF
an armed band and plundered them.
The police of Liverpool are in possess
sion of information which indicates that the ar
| rests made here and at st. Heen's of men bring
| ing internal machines from Ireland were timely,
and prevented outrages which had been planned,
| and were to have been executed at once
The destruction Of public buildings, involv-
inglpossibly great loss OF life, was part of the
plot. An analysis of the chemicals and explo-
| sives seized develops the fact that are COM
posed OF nitro-glycerine mixed with sawdust,
| chloride Of potash and ,itrol, a composition OF
| nature so infammablo and explosive that the
marvel is they did not explode in transit through
| the streets.
| An uneasy feeling prevails in Lorraine
amongst the part of the population who retain
and still quietly avow fea1ty to the French gov
eminent. This occasionally breaks out Into
| unwonted agitation. Such Is the case now.
| The immediate cause OF the excitement is an
| address just issued by Deputy Antoine In
which he acknowledges the receipt Of money
collected by the patriotic league for the benefit
Of sufferers by recent foundations along the
Rhine and appeals TO the French government
| not to forget those unhappy children Of France,
who, although parted temporarily by force OF
arms, are awaiting the day Of revenge.
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
In Oglethorpe county, Ga, Joe Jones
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