The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-04-27
FOREIGN.

A London dispatch says six divisions
of the German imperial cavalry and four
army corps have been put in readiness to
cross the frontier into France on three days
notice.
The French have occupied Porto
Negro and Loango, on the river Congo. The
natives protested to the Captain of Portu-
guese cruiser, who in turn protested to the
French commander. conflict is not i'm
probable. Henry NJ Stanley is there with
his elephant rifle, in the interest of Portu-
gal
Charles III. Louis De Bourbon,
formerly Duke of Parma died at Nice aged
81
The British Home Office offers re-
arrest of any person engaged in the illegal
manufacture of explosives
At Odessa. Russia, fifty persons were
arrested last week for Nihilism. At least
twenty workingmen accused of Nihilistic
tendencies will be placed on trial before the
coronation The trial of the eighteen Mill
lists at St Petersburg has resulted in the
feath, two to life imprisonment, and the
others from FIVE to twenty years imprison-
ment Those receiving capital sentences
were concerned in plots against either the
late or the present Gar
The Irish National Land League has
received $4,000 from Australia Redmond
says the Phoenix Park tragedy and its devel-
ann nnfC hr1rt ff.fr ha In h.t
country.
The second of the Phenix Park MUIR
der trials has resulted in verdict of guilty
against Daniel Curley, and he will hang on
May Is. The jury was absent but few
minutes The prisoner was asked if
he had anything to say why sen
tence should not be pronounced.
He said he had not expected any
mercy from the court 1t was very unfort-
innate that the Irish bench was never with
out Norbury or Keogh. He was a mem
Der of the Invincibles, but was not in Phenix
Park on the evening the murders were com
mitted He loved his country and could suf-
fer for her The witnesses for the crown
had perjured themselves Curley also said
he was Fenian. AS the officers were tax
ing the prisoner from the dock he cried out
in loud voice; God save Ireland"
The Italian Government is deter
mined to foster tobacco culture by paying
large bounties
Two thousand houses were burned in
Delhi India Numbers of families are home
less and destitute
Three thousand immigrants left Liver
pool for Canada the other day. 1t il stated
they took with them half million sterling.
Timothy Kelly was the third of the
alleged murderers of Lord Cavendish and
Mr.. Burke to be put on trial at Dublin The
testimony was in the main similar to that in
the cases of Brady and Curley, upon which
those men were sentenced to death. Several
witnesses swore that Kelly was not in Pho-
nix Park on the day of the murders The
jury failed to agree
The examination of the dynamite con-
spirators proceeded ut the Bow Street Police
Court, in London, April 20 The evidence
tended to show the connection of Wilson
and Whitehead with the manufacture and
distribution of nitro-glycerine Without
concluding, the examination was continued
until Thursday, the 9th.
The four men arrested at Cork for con-
spiracy to murder With explosives were ar
raigned at London April 20 The evidence
directly implicated the alleged American
Featherstone in dealings in nitro -glycerine
Suleiman Pasha, the famous defender
of shipka Pass, is dead.
An explosion in a dynamite factory at
Loperucca, in the province of Leon, Spain
killed seven men
Cardinal II. l.. T.. Anlici-Mattei died
at Rome, aged ~