Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-06

MANS complete submission and her pay-
ment OF all expenses incurred by the
war.
The French steamer 81. German.
from Havre for New York. collided off
Eddystone light, in the English channel.
with the steamer WOodburn. from the
east via the Suez canal, sinking the
latter and drowning Is of her crew.
The night was a starlight one and the
sea calm. the WOODBURY. being towed
and struck in her starboard quarter.
She fourdered in three minutes after
the collision, giving no time to lower
her boats, ahd only II of those on board
being saved.
ODonnell is on his way from Cape
Town to England to be tried for the
murder of Carey.
The ministers of Spain, headed by
Sogasta, have rendered their resigna-
tons to King Alfonso.
Damage done by the volcanic erup-
tons in Krakatoa, an island of the Ma
lay archipelago, is greater even than at
first reported, and the disturbances con-
time.
OF the soldiers who took part in the
last years massacres at Alexandria, the
| court martial has just sentenced thir-
teen to death and eight to imprison-
ment for long terms.
Placards hailing the Count of Paris as
Louis Philippe II. and calling upon the
populace to recognize aud enthrone him
were posted all over Paris few days
ago, but We're destroyed by the police.
Henry "" was inscribed on Cham
bord's coffin-plate.
Opposition to the stay of Russian of.
ficials in Bulgaria will be considered
against the rule of the car.
The German reichstag is in session
The principal business before that body
at present is the consideration of tho
Spanish treaty.
The volcanic disturbances at Malaisi,
have destroyed three towns, rendered
navigation in the straits of Sunda yer,
hazardous and caused many deaths O
both natives and Europeans.
A treaty of peace between France ant
AMMAN was signed at Hue the othe
day. BY the terms of the treaty tn,
French protectoratc is established owe
AMMAN and Touquin, and the permane
occupation by the French forces recog
nized.
A fund has been started in Egypt TO
the relief of the families of the choler.
victims. The English troops have sub
scribed one days pay.
The Corean embassy Is coming to tn
United States.
The statement of the Cologne Gazett
that the American Minister, Mr.. Sar
gent, intends shortly to resign his posi-
ton is entirely without foundation
Mr.. Sargent, who is now in France o.
leave of absence, returns before the en-
of September, and he has no intentio
of leaving before the expiration of hi
term.
Mackenzie scouts the idea of u pro
posed union with Canada. He doe
not believe that Canada will ever sui
NIT to being ruled at London.
Rumors of the revival of the Iris
conspiracy against British rule are sal
to have reached London from this sid,
Chinese diplomats at Perrin think tn
, Franco-Annamese treaty is invalid, b,
4 cause China has not recognized Al
mans king.
Permission TO exhume the remains
/ Shakespeare has been obtained frol
the vicar of Stratford-nn-Avon. 1t
= desired To compare the skull with stant
' ard busts and portraits.
TIA, the president of the Hungaria
! council, proposes to put stop to ant
Jewish outbreaks and the rebelious b.
havior of Croatians by the most sever
and summary measures.
s. The total number of persons kille
by the recent eruptions and tidal wav,
in MALAYSIA is now put at $4,000. TT
, United states vessels Enterprise an
Juniata have been ordered to the strai
. at Sunda
! Prime Minister, Ferry says Chan
bord's death has in no way disturbe
France, and that if the count de Par
should issue manifesto he would NJ
be allowed to return to France, or if
France. he would be promptly expelled