Connecticut western news., 1883-04-04

-.The outbreak Of the mnaD1Cants O1 Carlova and neighboring towns in Rou- melia, who rebelled against the importa- tion of foreign woolen thread, has been suppressed. Twenty-Five arrests were made in connection with the affair.
 The enthronement of Right Rev. Edward w. Benson as Archbishop of Canterbury took place Thursday.
 The marriage of Prince Louis Fer dinand of Bavaria to the Spanish h. fanta, Maria della Paz, will take place on April 2.
 David Whelan, an informer, was shot dead at Mary borough, Ireland, on Thursday. One arrest was made.
 Count von Majlath von Szekhely, President of the Hungarian Court of Cessation, has been murdered at his resi- dence at Ofen.
 A man has been arrested in Liver pool with box of internal machines loaded with nitro-glycerine.
 The German artists have petitioned their government to intercede with the United States government regarding the increased tariff on objects of art.
 Tt is charged that the British police allowed Number One" to escape.
 The French government is about to build dwellings to alleviate the crisis caused by high rents in Paris.
 The Irish National League repudi- ate the charge that they are connected with the dynamite party in America.
 The Cuban refugees are about to be released by Spain.
 The increase in American duties on foreign imported pictures excites great indignation in Paris.
 MT John Brown, the well known personal attendant on Queen Victoria, is dead. His death occurred at Windsor Castle.
 Two thousand infantry have been ordered to protect public buildings in London.
 During the service in St. Pauls Cathedral, London, on Saturday, 8 well dressed man ran up the altar steps with his hat on, leaped upon the altar, and dashed the cross, candlesticks, vases and flowers to the ground. The dean and several of the choristers secured the man after struggle and gave him into the custody of the police.
 -"Number One," it is said, is knowr to be in Mexico, beyond the reach of the English authorities.
 Three French soldiers, who were ar rested in Paris on charge of Socialism have been found guilty and sentenced tc | join regiments in distant parts of Algeria
 In the English House of Commons | Captain O'Shea. member for County Glare, asked whether Lady Florence Dixie did not once hoax the public by | the invention of letter from King Cete wayo, and whether the police have con cluded, as 8 result of the inquiry Into the alleged Windsor outrage, that she is al impostor.
 MT Jennings cables that the injury sustained by the Queen in her recent ac cident was merely sprain, and that it i expected she will be we'll enough in few days to go to Sandringham and b. present at dramatic performance il which Henry Irving and Ellen Terry art to take part.
 A despatch from Vienna says tha several localities at the foot of Noun Ararat have been destroyed by snow ava lanches. It is stated that 15O persons have been killed and 100 injured.
 The Worlds London correspondent in his cable letter says that 1t is costing an incredibly large sum to keep the stric watch which been set over public build ings in every part of the three kingdom in consequence of the Fenian threats A plot to blow up the House of Com mons has been discovered.