The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-02-23
Foreign News.


composer del at Venice in his SEVENTEEN
year. He was best known as the composer
of Lohengrin." the Tannhauser" and
other celebrated works, lived stormy life,
and his musical genius was the subject of
constant discussion.
ALL the members of the French cabinet
resigned on account of the action taken by
the senate on the bill rendering the Orleans
princes liable to expulsion. During debate
in the senate on the expulsion bill there was
quite stormy scene, Bonapartist member
calling the government towards. The min
lister of marine afterward sent seconds to
the Bonapartist member, demanding re-
traction o. explanation, and the latter made
an explanation which was accepted as salts
factory.
REVOLT hns broken out in Upper Eubia,
Africa.
Two English fishing smacks were lost at
Yarmouth, and their crews, numbering four
teen persons, were drowned.
PRoTEsTs have been lodged at the Ameri-
an, French and Spanish consulates at Cas-
Rblanca, against the brutaites of the Moor
sn governor there toward the Jews.
THE British parliament has reassembled.
PERU and Panama have been visited by
sharp earthquake shocks.
BILL rendering the Orleans princes liable
to expulsion from France has been passed
by the French senate.
Ex-EMPREss EUGENE has formally recog-
nized Prince Napoleon, whose recent mani
festo created such disturbance, as head of
the Bonaparte family.
AT popular demonstration in London in
favor of Mr.. Bradlaugh's claims to q seat in
the house of commons delegates represent
ing 400 provincial towns, together with q
huge crowd, were present. After the demon
stration Mr.. Bradlaugh took his seat in the
house, saying in letter that he should do all
the law required.
WHEN the hearing of the men charged
with conspiracy 10 murder government Off
Gals was resumed in Dublin great sensa-
ton was caused by the appearance on the
witness stand of one of the prisoners-James
Carey, town councillor-who had also turned
informer, and gave further details of the as
sassination of Lord Cavendish and Mr..
Burke Carey corroborated the evidence of
tie other informer - Fitzharris, the
cab driver-and also gave details OF
previous attempts that had been made by a
fecret organization called the " Irish LAWN
cibles' to murder Mr.. Forster. chief secre-
tary fer Ireland, land Earl Cowper, the prede-
cessor of Lori Clyendsh as lord leaten-
ant. Carey had been one OF the four lead
e-s OF the Invincibles" in Dublin and
after his testimony had been taken he form
ally identified all the prisoners as having
been concerned in the plot to kill Caven-
dish and Burke. Other persons not yet
arrested were also named by Carey
as being prime movers in the murder
conspiracy, the leader being a mysterious
person known only as Number One" The
informer was hisse several times during his
highly elsatonal examination by the other
prisoners.
THREE men were frozen to death while
trying TO cross Thunder bay Manitoba.
AN explosion in powder mill at Corbeil,
France, resulted in the death of six persons.
KING HUMBERT, of Italy, has issued de-
cree providing for the resumption OF specie
payments on April 16.
{ President GREyY accepted the resignation
of the members of the French cabinet,
and a new one has been formed, with NJ.
Jules Ferry as premier.
SAD story comes from Deer Island, New
Brunswick. A brother on visiting his sister,
who lived in somewhat out-of-the-way
place, on entering the house found four chill
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