Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25

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| urged TO provide employment by public works.
Emigration is favored only as a last resort.
Acting upon secret information re-
ceivod, OF plot TO assassinate members of the
Dublin police force, 10 persons were arrested
| on the 18th inst, for completely in the plot.
Two of the conspirators turned approyers.
Great excitement prevails, and the widest con-
| lecture as to the outcome of the matter.
The Prince of Wales recently unveil-
| cd the statue at the Royal Military Academy,
| Woolwich, erected TO the memory Of the French
| Prince Imperial by the subscriptions OF 10000
| officers and men in the British army. In his
| address the Prince said: ut Is obvious that
| this short ceremony is not political one In
| any sense of the word. We are inaugurating
monument TO the memory of young and gal
liant prince who fell fighting for the Queen OF
| England" After reviewing the career of the
Prince TO the time of his death, the Prince con-
| Guided: "Ilis virtues, his blameless life, his
| courage his obedience to orders will always
prove n bright example to cadets educated at
1 Woolwich, who, when they gaze on the statue
| inaugurated to-day, will see the features OF a
young and brave prince, who died with his face
| TO the foe"
The trial of anarchists is being vigor-
ously carried on in France.
BY the burning of a circus in Ber-
ditscheff, near St. Petersburg over 200 persons
lost their lives.
| III II TtCcUL duultSS, OcAlOn IJlOl1ltslcu
| that the time was near at hand when ParnslPs
party will dominate in Ireland, and that British
rule i'm Ireland will be impossible after the
| next election.
| Anthony Mullenda, member of par
| lament for Sheffield, and the Hon. Joseph
| Chamberlain, president of the board Of trade,
speaking Mt Birmingham recently, maintained
| that the educational status OF England com
pared unfavorably with that of the United
| States.
Canadians are excited and indignant
over the rumor that the Grand Trunk, North
| Shore, Rome and Watertown railways and the
| Riclelieu and st. Lawrence navigation COM
| pany are unitinA for the purpose OF monopoliz-
| ing the land and water trade OF the St. Law
| renee route.
The London Times is authority for the
statement that some Circassians attempted
| Sunday, the 18th, to assassinate the sultan. A
woman divulged the plot. The Albanian body
guard met and defeated the Circassans in the
vicinity of the sultan's apartments. Several
men were killed in the encounter.
A safe in the postollice ut bennington,
Ont. was robbed OF $500 cash and 5000 worth OF
stamps on the night OF the 18th. The dry
| goods store of Bee IL Co. was also visited.
| Fifteen hundred dollars cash, 81 900 worth of
| silks and jewelry and number OF securities
were taken. The thieves are supposed TO have
| escaped 10 the states.
Italy is to adopt specie payments in
May next.
Eleven shocks of earthquake were
felt near Madrid, spain on the 10th.
4 fire broke out in London, Eng.
tenement house, on the 10th inst. Five per-
sons were burned TO death.
Bismarck objects TO the return of
German cmgrants after their naturalization in
America as by that act they become exempt
from military service.
All Paris has been thrown into the
widest excitement by the publication of man
iiesto alleged TO have been issued by Prince
Napoleon. The prince dwells on the impotence
and incapacity OF the government, the disunion
Of parliament and decadence of the army aud
finances. He declares that religion Is attacked
and observance of the concordat can alone os-
tablish religious peace He rejects any com
promise with royalists, and adverts To the pie
biscitc by which the empire was sanctioned. II
the manifesto is genuine the prince will be or
deTed TO quit France, and will be conducted Ia
the frontier in the event of his refusal. lie has
been arrested to await developments.
News comes from Japan that the
American system of railway building has been
adopted.
The French press approves of the ar
rest Of Prince Napoleon. BY the constitution
the Senate he's power 10 take coguizance OF out
RACES against the STATE. Sucn court WOulC
certainly condemn the Prince,
The latest scheme for thes welfare OF
Egypt proposes to give the Khedivc acouncil Of
IL ministers, a legislative council Of II mem
bers, half the number TO be nominated by the
Khedive and half to he elected. An election
assembly of A members is proposed TO discus;
special subjects. The real power Of a decision
rests with the council Of ministers, but its de
| cisions must be submitted to the Legislative
council before becoming law. In the event o.
irrecoLciablc differences between the two
bodies the decision will be left TO the Khedive
At Galway, Ireland, ov6' 500 appli
cations were made in one day for assistance e
emigrate 10 America.
BY landslide in Switzerland The
village Of Morals has been entirely destroyed
Most of the inhabitants escaped.
1t is reported that the Pope has SEN
letter 10 Irish bishops urging them to advo
cate and adopt conciliatory course toward tn
government.
Michael Davitt, who has been on tria
for sentiments expressed by him in recen
speech, contends that he has never expressed
, | opinions that would incite lawlessness, anC
that he was ready to stand by anything he ha'
ever said
Harrington, secretary of state for war
in n recent London speech, spoke in very stron,
! terms of the condition OF Ireland. He depre
Gates home rule and believes that distress shoul'
; be relieved from local sources.
The cable brings the particulars of ;
! earful explosion a Muiden, near Amsterdam
Holland, on the 18th inst. Three terrific tx
plosions took place in gun powder factory
and nearly all the houses in the village were I'm
rooted by the conclusion. The loss of life /
G unknown, but it Is feared that 40 persons per
| ished. Twelve bodies have already been foun
\ in the ruins, and workmen are searching TO
2 others. The town was greatly damaged an
| | inhabitants were obliged to leave their homes
!. There is no apprehension of further explosions
@ CRIME.
BY Cleveland dispatch of the 14tl
inst, tho details of probable murder at Aur
ora, Ohio, are made public. IL seems that Au
o stin Rislcy, 90 years old, who lived alone in
, misery manner on a farm near the town wa
= found yesterday lying in a barn in an uncon
scous condition and partly covered with sno'
J. and ice with two ugly wounds on the head Ris
k ley evidently had been lying helpless, wher
q found for many hours exposed TO alternat
snow and rain which beat in a wide open door
neighbor who discovered him called in al
C and efforts were made to revive the unfortun
n ate man, but he died few hours later withou
| being able to tell how he was hurt Som
think he was murdered for his money, but a
!, | he kept It secreted no search will be likely L
a | show whether the house had been robbed
: | nothing indicating that the premises had bee
ransacked and it is probable that Risley fe
G from hay loft, receiving injuries which stun
9 ned him and that death cnsucd from exposure
There is intense excitement in Catho
!. lie circles In Buffalo, N Y, over the arrest AM
4 indictment of Thomas Waldron, familiarl
2 known as brother Frank" on a charge o
G rape in violating the person OF girl, aged
p named Hattie Carr. Brother Frank has bee
}, for years director Of the Brothers college ant