Milford chronicle., 1883-10-12

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Russian students in the University
of st. Petersburg have proved to be the
authors OF recent fires and participators
in riots.
The Pope's official organ in Rome
deprecates the aggressive attitude as
sumed by Orangemen toward the Irish
National League.
The OSt- Deattsche ZeitaS,s0 saws Nj
hilist proclamations have been issued
solemnly sentencing the Gar of Russia
to death because he has failed to grant
liberty to the people.
1t is rumored that a man has given
specific information about the murder of
Lord Mountmorris in Ireland in 1880.
The French consulate at Saragossa
was stoned by the mob.
"A member of the French Cabinet is
said to have declared that the campaign
In Tonquin must be energetically |
pushed.
"A fearful boiler explosion oc CURED /
near the Panama Railroad station ON |
the goth of September. The boiler was
an upright one Of ten-horse power.
standing on foundation, and with a
cylinder, fly Wheel ETC., attached. Six
men were killed and others injured.
"A large printing house in Paris has
discharged all its German employees.
Reports from the Soudan state that
hundreds of soldiers have been invalided
in the campaign against the False
Prophet and that reinforcements and
army supplies are an immediate neces- {
sity to enable the British forces to hold !
the position now occupied by them.
Mrs. Carey, the wife of James ,
Carey, the informer, is allowed a pen
ZION OF $25 per week by the English e
L
The Dublin correspondent of the v
london Globe says the Invinci- i
ole Vengeance Committee has been
ormed to hunt down all informers
he committee has paid spies through
ut the British colonies and in North n
nd South America. la
The whaling steamer Polynia, from fl
'avis's Straits, reports that the natives b
Saunders Island tated that they saw c,
We men at Etah, in Smiths Sound. m
orth of Bafin's Bay, early in the year,
no belonged to a large expedition fur ''l
ler to the north. which was W
elieved to be that of Lieuten- ce
1t Greely. One of the natives spoke De
me English. He stated that his broth N
$ saw five men living at Etah. They -
ere ali in good health. The leader was S''
tall, robust man. The captain of the nj
1lynia believes the party was sent out m'
2 Lieutenant Greely to meet the steam IL
Proteus, which was then on the way co
Smiths Sound.
In both France and Spain the re.
ut demonstrations of residents of Paris =
ainst King Alfonso were the subject the
Official action. The Spanish Govern the
INT Is dissatisfied with the course of TIL
French Government in not publish 4 L
IN full IN the official journal Presi- ~
ut Grevy S apology, and may recall WI
Spanish Minister from France. Ina
Owing to repeated anti-Jewish dis 1t.
lers IN Ekaterinoslav and other dis tim
ITS OF South Russia, martial law has hal
N proclaimed therein. &C.
Joseph Hanlon and Michael Kava. unit
IN, lnfOrmers in the Phoenix Park in f
rder TRIALS, who were not permitted ;no
and at Melbourne, will go to India, i.
ere James Carey had decided to 90 tlll
Il ne was dissuaded therefrom by his OF a
yea
The Emperor of Germany has tele- Der
phed to King Alfonso saying: 81 corr
pathize with you for the insults Of Co.,
d you in Paris. I know, however. -
they were aimed at me far more uy
/ at you" that
1t is semi-oficially denied that N
in has made treaty with Germany. the
1t is reported that ministerial sprn
S is at hand In France. orde
M. Antoine, the Alsatian deputy. has in I'll
arrested on a charge of high treason whe,
le German Empire. oiob,
The ship st. Mark, bound from Hot
rpool for New York, loaded with -.
has put into Queenstown, Ireland, ~ ~
a number of her crew lost. A man II ma
fallen overheard and boat manned carry
x hands was lowered to rescue him. weatl
neither the boats crew nor the man phosl
seen afterward, it being in the night nom
and very dark. - e,.l
President Grevy's apology to King woe
N for Snoin Germany hos od- eleva
ed note to the French govern rarely
concerning King Alfonso's treat be fill
/, showing that Germany, not Spain, the S
grieved. ,,sro1
france is willing to neutralize the Nh,
eln provinces Of Tonquin, but will 1T
sde them to China. ieaily
N. U..,. we al
I Tao+ovo oi.e ra5'TGS Snd Sgai,Io - IAss highe
virtually beseiged. ever,
{ is said that Lima will ba avacno+o1 there
q Nbilaapc m, fba oOAI, s-aL follow,