The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-29

Ireland, of which Charles Stewart Parnell
is president" All Irish-American societies
are invited to send representatives to the
convention. Societies having less than 100
members can send one delegate, and larger
societies two delegates. President James
Mooney has also called convention of the
Irish National Land League at the same
time and place. The league will give a re-
ception to Messrs. Parnell and Eagan.
Mr.. LEVI FURsrENBURe, of Baltimore, is
sixty years of age, and his wife is pretty
young girl of seventeen summers. They
were married only two months ago. He
is very wealthy, and during his courtship
of the young lady pretended to idolize
her. The young woman has appeared in
court, and in bill of complaint alleged
that for the last month Furstenburg
had treated her with neglect, abused,
insulted, and menaced. her. He also
endeavored recently to dispose of his
property, with view, apparently,
of abandoning her. And few
days since, by means Of Misrepresentation,
procured her signature to an instrumeR
of writing, which, if permitted to stand.
would deprive her of her marital rights,
Wherefore she prays alimony.
NEAR Galesburg, ILL.,, on the 23d, in a
free fight among drunken roughs at dance.
Soren Thuren killed Jack Washburgh with
an Ak.
ABROAB.
TIE injury sustained by Queen Victoria,
by her fall on the stairs of Windsor Palace,
is reported, serious Her knee is much
swollen. She is attended by the full corps
of Royal Physicians, who report that her
condition is not dangerous, but she may be
confined to her room for an indefinite time.
Great anxiety is felt by the people, and the
streets near the bulletin-boards are
crowded. Great throngs of workingmen
stand uncovered to hear the bulletins read.
The Queen is exhibiting much fortitude.
The report that threat had been made to
the Dean of Canterbury that the deanery
should be blown up, is denied. In Vienna,
all the Socialists have been acquitted of the
charge of high treason. In Paris Lessagary,
son-in-law of Karl Marx, has been con-
victed of melting disorder, and sentenced
to prison.
A MAN called at the lodging-house o.
Louise Michael in Paris, few nights ago,
and asked for her. On being told that she
was not at home, he struck her friend,
Madame Biras, who had opened the door, q
heavy blow on the head, and then made
his escape.
A oABLEaRAM on the 22d has an inter.
view with the proprietor of the Gaulois on
the French situation in which he says:
prince Napoleon is great unknown fac
tor in the problem. His manifesto had
effects SO startling that one may be excused
in thinking that Providence intended him
to play great role in the history of his
times. In the event of his becoming a
possible ruler the Bonapartists, without
distinction, would rally round him. They
did SO after the manifesto. Even Cassagnac
has ceased his attack. The Princes great
drawback has been his hesitation"
THE London Daily Neps on the 22d, re
ferring to the renewal of the rumor thai
Gladstone intends to retire soon from the
office of Premeier, or from the House ol
Commons, says there is no occasion fol
disquietude. The nation need not be per,
picked with fear of sudden or immediate
change, which, when it comes, can not but
affect the relations of Liberals to the coun
try. The change can not be indefinitely
nor, counting by years, long deferred and
it is we'll to keep it in mind and be pre-
pared for it.
IT is reported that a modification of tn.
Canada laws will be made permitting tn,
import of American whiskies in bond il
original packages. This will be done fo
the benefit of holders of spirits in bond il
this country.
The London Times, under date of tn,
22d, says: 1.-THE new tariff law in tn
United States is only step toward FIRE,
trade, the prospects for which might b.
clouded if the prosperity of America wer
checked, or ii the Democrats were t.
shrink from their position on the question
The alarm of protectionists indicates hoy
the prospect for free trade is at presen
Frightened
In the case of Nugent and twelve othe
members of the Armagh Society, on tria
in Belfast for conspiracy to murder, ver
dict of guilty was rendered.
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