The Dickinson press., 1883-09-29

vincibles. He denounced Carey when the
latter turned infotmey; and declared he
would not shoot, but would burn him by
inches. he went to the Cape to seek work,
because he considered America played out.
He had never seen Carey before taking pas
sage and had no idea the in:ormer was on
board the steamer when he embarked. The
defense will probably be that Cary tried to
shoot the prisoner, who wrepched the re-
volver awsy and used it to protect his own
lifts. 1t il stated tEat O'Donnells brother,
who is living in Ireland, will endeavor to
obtain the services of A. NJ. Sullivan, NJ.
-. to conduct the defense. Friends OF
O'DonRcll ridicule the idea that he went to
the Cape fer he special purpose of killing
Carey.
Rutledge Fair of Dublin and Howard
Hodekin OF London passed through Chi
cago, recently on their way to Winnipeg.
They informed a reporter that although a
majority of the emigrants were sent to Can
ada, a large number found homes in the
vicinity of St. Paul and further west.
Their visit has special reference to the mat
ter of employing the esq 600 which the
English government proposed to employ
to assist Irish emigration.
at the session of the British association
for the advancement of science in London,
recently, some members urged that despite
protective laws, Canadian imports from
Crest Britain increased, While imports from
the United States remain stationary. Sir
Charles upper contended that protection
was forced upon Canada by the fiscal
measures of the United States.
The London Times Calcutta correspond
en- states that the published account of
French outrsges in Tamative fall far short
ot the truth, and add that when the English
consul, Pakcnham, was dying, French
priests %endeavored to .orce him to become
a Catholic, and compelled him to kiss a
cruci6x.
Missionary Shaw arrived at Tutshal, Ma
deira, on the 10th inst, from Cape Town.
During the bombardment of Tamative,
Missionary Shaw's residence was looted
and he threatened with punishment BY
French officials because he failed to remove
the debris csused by ransacking his house.
Foreign ne Hspapers state that Prime
Minister Ferry forwarded q request for
English meditation in case the pending
negotiation with China fail. Granville,
the English foreign secretary, is inclined to
accede to the request.
The total liabilities of the banks acting
under charter in Canada for the month of
August were $144, $3.50. 93S, 40, and the assets
1927, 2333, 1872. The capital authorized is $780,.
646,666, ofwh1ch $6l SD, 92o is paid up.
Cover ment notes in circulation reached
$32, 49, 43.
A correspondents story that the diferen-
ces between China and France might be
submitted to g joint meditation OF England
and America is said to BE- absolutely IN.
founded.
The Hungarian budget for 1884 estimates
the deficit in the treasury at 80. 600 forms.
1t proposes a loan of 3d. 600, 600 1orins to
cover the deficit and for other expenses.
A Farmer namel Fitzpatrick has been
shot and seriously wounded in Clonomore.
Agrarian. Two arrests have been made.
All The powers have accepted the proposal
of Italy to summon a conference at Rome to
FRANCE n international amnesty code.
Henry 1onscease, the Belgian author, is
dead, aged seventy one.