The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-10-04
FOREIGN.


CURED in the Old World. The through train
from Paris to Constantinople ran off the
track near Bucharest, and large number
of people were killed and injured
A Roman journal publishes the fact
that cordial relations now exist between
the Vatican and France the latter Govern
ment having restored the stipends to the
clergy.
At the examination of Avenger ODon-
nell in London, q son Of Informer Carey tes-
titled that the prisoner said after the shoot
ing: Il was sent to do it"
M Jules Ferry represents France as
ardently desiring an amicable settlement
with China, aud expresses the opinion that
were the Marquis Tseng not hampered by
the Pekin Government the way to peace
on the basis of Frances proposals would be
clear enough
The Tonquin question is thus sum-
married. by the London Times: France can
only obtain Tonquin through war with
China she may have AMMAN and make COM
mercial settlements in Tonquin without
further trouble
Notwithstanding the proclamation Of
the Government forbidding the holding Of
meetings in the Counties Clare and Limerick,
Ireland, several thousand persons, headed
by priest, gathered in Midtown, Malbay,
County Clare, Sunday, and attempted to
hold an Irish National League meeting. A
large police force was present and prevented
the organization of the meeting. The mag
istrate read the prohibitory proclamation
| and the crowd dispersed, uttering groans
for the Queen and shouting God save Ere
land"
The widow Of the dead informer
Carey and other witnesses against O'Donnell
arrived at Plymouth, England
The acceptance by King Alfonso Of
the Colonelcy of the Uhlan regiment tend
cred by Emperor William provokes caustic
comment in the Paris Journals
Russia has prolonged for n year
throughout her principal provinces extreme
measures for securing the public safety
The official report of the fatalities
consequent upon the late earthquake IL
Ischia states that $50 persons were killed
and 374 injured
At Dungannon, Ireland, party of
Orangemen drove Thomas p. O'Connor and
Mr.. Small from the Market Hall, refusing
them an opportunity to speak. The Orange
men held a meeting in the street. and their
bands played through the night
Five hundred cartridges, six bayon
cts and revolver were discovered in yard
in Cork
One of the Pope's agents is heading
for NJ ntreal to inquire why so many Gath
olics are becoming Free Masons
American exhibitors at the Vienna
Electrical Exhibition have been awarded
three diplomas
1t Is thought that Roumania's entry
into the German Austrian alliance has final
ly been effected
Russia is in high dudgeon over the
removal of Sobelof and Kaulbars In Bull
garia, and will let the powers hear from
her in q note soon to be issued
The third wedding in st. Paul's
Church, London, since 1853 took place last
week, q daughter OF the Lord Mayor being
united to Mr. Aiken. The great bell was
rung for the first time for marriage. Three
hundred guests were present at the we'd
ding breakfast
The French papers look upon AL
fonso's appointment to the Colonelcy of q
Prus sian regiment as Bismarckian scheme
TO excite French wrath, and are urging the
excita lie Parisians to cruelty disappoint the
German Chance Tor by keeping cool
Tn Dublin Nation says the American
Legation and British Cabinet have con-
spired to implicate friends of Mr. Parnell
in the murder of the informer Carey by
o Donnell
The French Minister of the Interior
b prohibit ed the holding Of meetings by
the S-lvation Army at Savoy, and ordered
the expulsion Of exhorters should they dis
obey.
The statue of Germania, which cost
over on, C0) marks, was unveiled at Me
derwald by the Emperor, Princes, and Gen.
erals of the late war, in presence Of &c, 900