The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-04-17

bles, resulted in Bradlaugh's acquittal.
A correspondent of the Manthe-ter
Guardian says the pope has decided that
no priest who participated in the agitation
in Ireland shall become bishop.
Paris, April IA wild panic was
caused Oh produce exchange by the death
Of Bierdermann, one OF the largest oil
brokers of Paris. No quotations were
made Yesterday, and general collapse in
the market is feared. 1t is stated that all
the engagements Of deceased will be met.
AFTER lyman.
London, April l4.-It is stated that the
formal identification BY Carey, during his
examination in the case of Joe Brady. of
Tynan's photograph as the picture of the
man known as "number one" has caused
the government to take active steps to se-
cure Tvnan's arrest Four detectives, it is
said, have gone in pursuit.
The Evening News reports two thousand
persons arrested at Moscow on suspicion of
being engaged in plotting against the lie
Of the car.
MESSAGE FROM THE EMPEROR.
Berlin, April lin the Reichstag, the
minister of Frsnce read an imperial mes
sage from the emperor, which says he al.
ways believed it his duty to devote some
time for the condition Of tn, working class
es, as displayed by the Prussian kings when
socialists promulgated The emperor ex-
pressed the conviction that legislation
should not be restricted to the police and
venal measures. bu. should benefit the
working men. The abolition OF class tax
was the first step towards benefit
ting them. The emperor was
anxious in regard to the passage of the in
suran-e bill, as its failure he thinks would
hOpelessly destroy any chance of passing
the sick and poor bill at the next session.
The budget for 1884 and 1885 would there
fore be now submitted to give the next
session an opportunity to consider the
servile condition OF the people. The Ger
man, Australian and Italian governments
were about to consider the unlawful use of
explosives and plots for the destruction OF
life and property generally. italy in
formed Germany that henceforth no sub
stance capable Of being easily exploded
would be conveyed over any Italian rail-!
way in quantity weighing over one hun
dred pounds.
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
S.. Petersburg, April 1.-THE emperor
expresses the warmest thanks to the gov
ernor OF Takutsk for assisting the crews OF
the jeanette and Rodgers.
READY TO LOAD.
Paris, April 14.-Fifteen vessels are at
TOulOn, ready to load with stores for the
AMMAN expedition, in the event of an un-
favorable answer to the ultimatum of Capt
kergarade. The statement is unanthOr-
lied that live psr cent. of the rent
would shortly be converted into four and
q half.
CCRLEY TO BE TRIED.
Dublin, April 1.-THE trial OF Daniel
Curley, the alleged Phoenix park murder.
er, begins Monday.
MORE ARRESTS.
Lime rick, April l4.-Six more arrests
have been made on the charge of consp;ra-
cy to murder, owing to the disclosures of
the informers.
Mexico, April l4-The Mexican Gen.
trail railroad has signed the contract with
the government, consolidating all the con-
cessiOns made by the company since Sep
temter, 1881 The FIRST train from Wash
ington to Mexico, is expected next spring,
and will be made the occasion of great
festivities,
FOXHALL GONE AMIss.
London, April l4.-Keene's Foxhsll has
gone amiss. and will probably not start in
the city, and in the suburban handicap ten
to one is laid against Lorilard's Iroquois.
GONE UP THE CONGO.
London, April 13.-The American con-
sui at Leonda has gone up the Congo
river to ascertain in what respect the
action of the Portuguese authorities affects
the American interest. His destination is
Hsnley Pool. The natives seem resolved |
to resist the aggression OF both the French |
and Portuguese.
CAREY CORNERED.
Dublin. April l4-Of the twenty-five
persons whom the prosecution will call on |
the trial of Carey, three new witnesses will !
testify they saw the accused i'm Phoenix |
Park the day of the murder. The counsel !
for the crown calculated that the trial of |
the other prisoners will last about a fort
night. 1t is expected that three of the |
PhEnix Park murders will plead guilty
WATCHING THE NIHILIsrs.
DeIiu, hpIh If.-hepOrts from 81. I
are to the effect that the secret
police OF that city, as we'll as Moscow. are
making many arrests at night time IN con-
sequence OF TIE strong revival Of nihilist
!ntrigues. On the 4th inst. thirty-nins ar
rests were made in house in Wassly-
astraw, where quantity OF prepared ex-
plosives were discovered. The newspapers
are forbidden on tic pain OF complete
suspension, to publish the reports of the
arrests or of the trial OF B,gdanovitch, st.
and other nihilists which was
begun on the 9th inst. with closed doors.
Bankrupts.