Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-15

LONDON, Nov. There has been another
anti-Jcwish outbreak in Hungary. The
troops charged the mob, and n number of
persons were wounded. Several arrests were
made.
Sixty-seven lives were lost by the late col
liery explosion in England.
The ur-hundredth anniversary of Martin
Luther was celebrated in Berlin yesterday.
The Lord Mayors show in honor of the
inauguration of Alderman Fowler, NJ. p, as
mayor, took place in London.
The further prorogation of the British Par
lament until the 18th of December was Off
cially announced last evening.
The Italian Cabinet have decided to ac-
cept the resignation of Admiral Acton, Min
ister of Marine. The resignation of Signor
Savelli, Minister of Justice and Ecclesiasti-
cal Affairs, is expected.
The North German Gazette (Berlin) says
that so far from the Crown Prince Frederick
Williams proposed visit to Spain being
aimed against France. it will be made in the
interests of peace, as was Kmg Alfonso's
visit to Hamburg.
A case of yellow fever is reported at New
Orleans.
Hon. Richard H. Alvey has been commits
stoned by Gov. Hamilton chief Judge of the
Court of Appeals of Maryland.
A charter has been issued at Harrisburg
lPa.) to the Delaware Water Gap and South
western Railroad Company, which will cx
tend from point i'll Londonderry township.
Bedford county, to a point in Smithficld
township, Monroe county.
A largely attended meeting of merchants,
manufacturers and others at Nashville,
Tenn, determined upon organizing per
manent association for holding expositions
Ill the fall and music festivals in the spring.
The work will be begun at once, and $780,
COZ brick building will be erected.
The report telegraphed from Pittsburg
that the brother of Blanche Gray, the dead
fat girl, was on his way to New York to have
revenge on Mr.. Moses, her widower, for hay
ing as alleged, sold the corpse, has aroused
the ire of Mr.. Moses. He says he has moi
sold her body, except in Photographic form.
Joseph McGinnes, pupil of q public
school in Hoboken, N. j., was so unruly that
the principal summoned the janitor to eject
him. When the janitOr arrived the boy
warned him on pain of death not to touch
him. Halloran collared the lad, who pro-
duced revolver and aimed it at the janitor.
He was disarmed and locked up.
The comments of Eastern journals on the
Utah question are received with pleasure by
the Gentiles in Utah, who think that the
public appreciate the relatiop between the
Mormons and the government. Each day
prominent members leave for the East An
influential lobby will be present in Washing
ton to endeavor to defeat any legislation
looking to the overthrow of the power of the
priesthood.
LONDON, Nov. 8.---A bill for supplement
tary grant of ii, 100000 francs to cover the
expenses of operations in Tonquin was pre-
sented by the minister of marine in the
French Chamber of Deputies yesterday.
Unusual activity is reported in the Russian
army.
LORD LOrne is suggested IOr Lne VlCerOy OF
Ireland.
The Imperial Marie Institute, Warsaw, has
been burned.
Crown Prince Frederick William will
shortly visit King Alfonso.
EThe West India Association had an inter
view with Lord Derby yesterday.
Twenty-three persons have been arrested
in Russia for forgery of bank notes.