The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-04
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the eth states that pronunciamentoes were
being circulated throughout Russia which are
causing great deal of alarm among mer-
chants, householders and especially among
the nobility. These Petit ms are scattered
broadcast among the wer and irresponsible
classes and have already had so much influence
that genuine alarm is felt by the Government,
which is in fear of something approaching
general uprising. The Socialist lead
ers are aiming at securing something
which Will approach concerted action of all
the disaffected social elements. One procla-
nation I'm particular calls upon the people to
rise ami pillage all mobiles, Insurers and Jews
during the Easter holiday festivities which
begin a fortnight hence and last for a week,
during which little work is done and the Ia
boring classes are comparatively idle and
god deal of drinking Is indulged in. Depu-
tations OF Mobiles have already demanded OF
the Government that steps should be taken for
their protec ion.
The arsenal at Cettinge, the capital of
Montenegro, was struck by lightning on the
25th and the central part of the building,
which contained a large quantity Of gun
powder and dynamite, was blown up. So far
as known no person was injured.
POPE LEO will send a representative
TO the coronation of the Gar.
PRINCE ALBERT, of Prussia, will rep
resent Emperor William at the coronation of
the Gar.
JOHN BRowN, the well-known per-
sonal attendant of Queen Victoria, died at
Windsor Castle on the 2Sth ult.
CAMPBELL, TAYLOR & Co.'s knitting
factory at Montreal, Canada, made an assign
ment on the 2Sth ult. Liabilities unknown
but they are supposed to be very heavy.
JUDGE LAWSON, at Belfast, Ireland,
on he 2sth ult., sentenced twelve of the MEM
bers of the Armagh Assassination Society,
who were recently convicted of conspiracy to
murder, to terms of penal servitude varying
from five to ten years.
AN earthquake in the heneighborhood of
Miskolz, Hungary, during a performance in
the theater caused a panic. Many persons
were severely injured.
COUNT VoNNIAJLATH SZEEKHELY,
President of the Hungarian Cessation, was
found murdered at his residence in Qfer on
| the morning of the 2Sth ult The Counts
| body was found lying in bed with his hands
| tightly bound and his tongue cut from his
| mouth He had been strangled. There was
| a rope hanging from the window Of his apart
ment to the street below, and it was believed
| that robbers had entered the house for the
purpose OF Plunder, and meeting the Count
| they killed him, placed him in his bed and
escaped.
TIE London Ne,cs correspondent at
had been presented to the Sultan in which 1t
was charged that several of the Turkish Min
listers and high officials OF the Government
had entered into an arrangement by which
| they were to receive bribes In connection with
| the collection of tobacco taxes. The Ministers
| accused rendered their designations, but The
| Sultan refused to accept them. Much uneasi-
| ness existed in regard to the matter.
THE enhancement of the Right Rev.
Edward Benson, d. D., at Canterbury Cathe-
dral, as Lord Archbishop of Canterbury,
Primate of all England and Metropolitan, by
Divine Providence, took place on the 18th ult.
with imposing ceremonies. The new Arch
| bishop is the ninety-third in the succession,
| beginning with Augustine. DR.. Benson took
| the oath and his seat in the House of Lords
| March II The old Cathedral was crowded
| and large number OF the leading clergy were
present. Archbishop Becket's flower, the lily
! Of the valley, was worn bv all the officiating
clergy.
THE eruptions of Mount Etna ceased
| on the 30th ult. and there were no Indications
| of an earthquake.
The Berlin National ZeitInq of the
Both ult states that the King of Denmark re-
Gently requested the Prince of Wales to use
| his kindly offices with the Prussian Govern
ment, with view Of securing favorable &C ion
/ upon the grievances of which the Danes living
| in Schleswig complain. The Prince, after
| reflection, returned an answer tn the King
that he preferred not to in erfere In the mat
| ter.
VERY uneasy feelings prevail in Lor-
raine amongst that part of the population who
retain and still quietly avow fealty to the
French Government. This occasionally breaks
out into unwonted agitation and such
Is the case now. The immediate
cause OF the excitement is an address
just issued by Deputy Antoine, in
money collected by the Patriotic League of
| france for the benefit of the recent sufferers
| by the inunda ions along the Rhine,
and appeals to the French Government not to
forget those unhappy childre" of France, who,
| althn ugh pai ted from hei temporarily BY force
of arms, are awaiting the day for evenge.
DURING recent gale six fishing
smacks went down of Yarmouth, England,
and forty sailors drowned.
A DISPATCH from Hermosillo, Mexico,
on the LIST states that thirty two people had
been killed by the Indians and that the hostiles
were moving toward Arizona