The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-09-06

jews, all shops are still closed. Jew
lSh families have tied and trade is sus-
pended.
THE CHOLERA.
ALEXANDRIA, August 29.-Twelve
deaths from cholera yesterday.
TREATY OF PEACE ,IGNEp.
PARIS, August 29.-Admiral Peyron,
minister marine, received dispatches
from Gov. Cochin China, announcing
Nj. ChamplauX arrived at Saigon, bear
ing treaty of peace between France
and AMMAN. which was signed at Hue
on the Goth inst.
SEARCHING FOR THE vARNA.
The steamer Ellida left Hammer
TEST last week to seek for the missing
Arctic exploring vessel Varna, and
$500 guilders have been subscribed
here to aid in the search and the gov
eminent granted 10000 guilders. The
Narna was last seen last autumn.
CONSIDERABLE.
BERLIN, August 29.-Emperor Will
llam's review of the Guards today,
instead of on the anniversary Of the
surrenver of Sedan, it is reported, was
out of Difference to the feelings of the
French that the emperor thus changed
the day of review.
SPAIN TAKEN IN.
VIENNA, August 29.-The journals
here say that the summoning of the
German parliament means that Spain
has been admitted into the alliance of
the great powers.
THE REBELS ENTRENCHED.
ALEXANDRIA, August 29.-Suakim
advices say the rebels occupy en-
trenched positions on the mountain
roads from Berber and Kassala. Come
by post and telegraph are
BY VOLCANIC ERUPEI0Ns.
LONDON, August Dispatches
from Batavia, Java, say the towns of
Aniier, Tjiriengine, and Tilakbong
were destroyed by volcanic eruptions.
All the light houses in Sunda straits
and wnere mountain
Krallatan formerly stood the sea now
flows. The aspect of Sunda straits is
much changed and navigation dam
gerous.
FROM CHINA.
SHANGHAI, August 29.-Two thou
sand troops have been sent to Canton,
Torpedoes and ammunition are being
for that place.
THE DYNAMITE CoNsPIRAToRs.
LIVERPOOL August 29.-In the ex-
animation of McDermott, the dyna-
mite conspirator, he stated that the
cards found on him were signed by
Joseph Stevens and O'Donnayan Rosa. 1
On the latter's card, which was to bid
goodbye, the following
was written: "Tell the boys ever
there that will do my utmost to help
destroy the common enemy"
THE TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND 1
AMMAN.
PARIS, August 29.-The treaty be-
tween France and AMMAN provides
for the complete recognition of a,
French protectorate over AMMAN and
Tonquin; the definite annexation of
Dlathun to Cochin China; the per-
manent military occupation by the
French OF forts on the Thuasn and
Vanghua line; immediate recall of
the Annamite troops from Tonquin,
and the garrisons there to be placed
on peace footing, and return Man
darins to their ports. France under
takes to expel black flags from Tom
quin and thus insure safety to trade.
HENRY ".
FRoHsDoRF, August 29.-The plate
on the coffin of Count de Chambord is
inscribed with the following words:
Henry the Filth, by the grace of God
king of France and Navarro"
THE GERMAN REICHSTAG.
BERLIN, August 29.-The reichstag
opened to-day. The message from the
emperor opening the session de-
clares the reichstag called to ratify
the Spanish treaty and to secure be-
You'd doubt the payment of the in
demnity granted the government by
the bundersrath ior Carrying the pro-
visions of the treaty into immediat&
effect. Two hundred and sixty depu-
ties were present. The president and
vice president of the previous session
were reelected.
IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
DUBLIN, August 29.-At meeting
of the Irish National League to-day,
Davitt, Lection and Parnell were
present. Parnell, in speech referred
to the success of the efforts of the
Irish members of parliament to pro-
mote the labor, tramways and migra-
ton acts. He believed the day was
near when the Irish would gain the
full programme Of the measures for
which the Land League had been
formed. Parnell thanked the Irish
men of America and Australia for
their support of the cause. The pros
gress in Ireland he said had been most
encouraging. He said that the bulk
of the English members of the Com
mons conceded that home rule was
necessary for Ireland. Richard
O'Shaughnessy resigned his seat in
the Commons for Limerick to take a
government Office.
BENEFICENT SOLDIERS.
CAIRO, August 2S.-The minister of
the interior has started a fund for the
relief of families of victims to chol-
era and large sums have been furn-
ished. The English troops in Egypt
will subscribe one days pay.
NAPoLEoN's MANIFESTO.
PARIS, August 28.-It is said that
Prince Jerome Napoleon intends to
publish manifesto to be issued CO.
incident with the funeral of Count de
Chambord.
SATISFACTORY YIELD.
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 23--Ohf-
cial estimates of wheat and other
crops in Russia show the yield to be
generally satisfactory.
THE CHOLERA AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, August 28.- There
were twelve cholera deaths here yes
terday.
CONSEQUENCES OF THE ERUPTION.
BATAVIA, August 28.-The eruption
on the volcano island, Krakatoa, cor
tinues. North bantam and Java are
covered with ashes, mud and stones.
Crops were ruined in the European
quarter of Angler, and Chinese
camp at Merah was swept away by
the overflow of the river. The tidal
wave also swamped three-fourths OF
Batavia.
THE DYNAMITE CONSPIRAToRs.
LIVERPOOL, August 28.-McDef-
mott, charged with having been con-
nected with the dynamite conspiracy,
was further examined to-day. It was
shown that the prisoner was con-
nected with conspirator, Teat Hear
stone, recently convicted; and that q
card of the latter, introducing McDer-
mott to Dalton, another conspirator,
was stitched to the collar of a dress
coat which was found in McDermOt9s
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