The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-02

Queen Victoria desires to send the
marquis of Lorne TO India as viceroy, but
the cabinet will hardly consent.
Twenty-three persons have died from
trichinaisis at Ermesleben, Saxony, and
226 are still suffering.
In a duel at Temesvar, Hungary, be-
tween Count Batthyany and DIR. Julius
Rosenberg, the former was killed by bali
through the temple.
Parnell has accepted an invitation from
the promoters of the testimonial fund 10
attend banquet In his honor at Dublin
In December.
The party of the extreme left in the
French chamber of deputies Is about 10
offer a resolution for the expulsion of the
Orleans princes.
The pope has summoned the archbishop
of Vienna to Rome, and Is preparing an
allocution upon the condition OF the
church.
The wife of lnformer Carey will receive
weekly allowance of "a los. for herself
and children until the conclusion or
O'DonnelPs trial.
A circular containing the names of the
Jurors in the Phoenix park murder cases
has been mailed to thousands OF persons In
Dublin.
Two Hebrews at Coslin, Pomerania, hav-
secure the insurance, have been sentenced
to four years imprisonment.
England is said to have addressed to
France a remonstrance against the pro-
longed occupation of Tamatave, to the In
jury Of commercial interests.
There has been an unprecedented num-
Der of Americans in Berlin this summer.
Four thousand returned nome oy the
Bremen line and $500 by the Hamburg
line.
The heir to the title of earl Of Mount
chased is found to have been for many
years an inmate of private lunatic
asylum.
The prince of Wales has rendered the
Chamberlain family, of Cleveland, the
use of the royal yacht Aline, and has re-
quested Millais to paint LIES portrait
of Miss Jennie.
1t has been decreed in Portugal that at
the end of every five years ali the ceme-
teries in each municipality throughout. the
kingdom shall be entirely cleared of hui
man bodies, all of which shall be burned
at public cremation.
James Gordon Bennett Is reported as
saying in the Paris Figaro that he has
joined Mr.. Mackey to lay two Atlantic
cables, one from Brest and the other from
England. The capital will be E5OO, COO
Their contract with Messrs. Siemens stipu-
lated that the cables shall be opened by
July next.
Decisive action of the French forces
from Hanoi against the black flags at
Backninh is impending. The weather Is
cool, and the ground rapidly drying. The
French garrison ut Hanoi Is momentarily
expecting 5000 reinforcements, which
will furnish an available force there Of
1000. Admiral Corbett has taken COM
mand, and will Immediately begin an ac-
tive campaign. Advices from HaiphOng
say the residents dread an attack from
], 900 pirates encamped in the vicinity. The
French garrison at Haiphong is small, but
1t is believed abel to repel an attack by the
pirates. Reinforcements, however, are
anxiously awaited. French gunboats
have been abel 10 repulse the pirates, but q
more determined attack from that source
is looked upon as inevitable.
A dispatch from London on Monday says
the earthquake shocks reported in Central
Europe continue, but have done no serious
damage. There has been a recurrence or
the commissions in Anatolia and at Smyrna,
but of more violent description than those
heretofore reported. A large number OF
buildings which had been weakened by
previous shocks fell in. Fortunately but
few lives were lost, as the inhabitants, who
were panic-stricken from the effects of the
last shocks, had abandoned their homes
and were sleeping in the streets and other
open places. The people have become so
alarmed at the frequency of the shocks
that they are migrating In large numbers.
The officers report further havoc at several
towns and villages In the interior of Anato-
liza and also at Chesma.