The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-02-16
FOREIGN.

A subscription has boon opened in
County Wicklow, Ireland, to aid Parnen in
paying q mortgage on his estate
The Gear has issued to all his sub
jects manifesto giving notice of his cor
onation at Moscow, May %, and command
ing the attendance of the Marshals and Of
the nobility.
A council of the British Cabinet.
lasting three hours, was held at the resi-
dence of Earl Granville in London, the Irish
viceroy being present Precautions were
taken to guard the persons of the Ministers
The steamer Kenmure Castle, bound
from London TO Shanghai, foundered in the
Bay of Biscay and the Captain and thirty of
the crew were lost
Judah p. Benjamin has retired from
the practice OF law at London
Davitt, Healy and Quinn have been
lodged in Kilmainham jail TO serve their
term of six months for seditious utterances
The bill expelling pretenders was re-
ported in the French Senate on the Sth inst
The committee said there was no cause for
the republic to resort to such measure
Mr.. Parnell is apparently wearying
of the fight in which he has borne SO prom
inent part, and has intimated that unless
some attempt is made to secure the pay
ment of members of Parliament he will
feel like abandoning the attempt TO maintain
an independent Irish party in the House Of
Commons
A London correspondent reiterates
the statement that the Dublin Castle author
tiles are manufacturing evidence against
the suspected conspiratorst and that the in
formers are being drilled as to the subjects
of their testimony.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland re-
turned last week to the country in which he
represents the majesty of the British crown
troop of hussars escorted him from the
railroad depot TO the Castle, and the process
sion was brought up by number of cars
filed with detectives Secretary Trevelyan,
who left for England, did so under the pro-
tecting care of n corps of police officers.
A Dublin dispatch announces that
Davitt, Healy and Quinn will be treated a.
-hrst-class prisoners" during their confine-
ment in jail.
Prince Napoleon was set at liberty
in Paris and returned to his residence.
Officers of the Army of the Caucasus
in Russia have been arrested for holding Nj
hilistic principles, and the Ural Cossacks
have also become disaffected
Glencolumbkill Qreland) peasants,
who had applied to an official for work to
keep them from starving, when advised by
the latter to seek means to emigrate, said
they would prefer TO die of hunger rather
than quit the country
The last surviving son of Wordsworth,
the poet, died in London
Sarah Bernhardt1 jewels fetched
Ia, COO francs in Paris Damala, her hus-
band, retires from the stage, and is forming
a foreign legion for Africa
Edwin Booth appeared as Othello in
Berlin, and was presented with silver lau-
rel crown amid storms of applause The
presentation was accompanied with an adj
dress
In the investigation at Kilmainham
Jail, Dublin into the assassination of Caven-
dish and Burke, n carman, named Michael
Kavanagh, turned informer, and deposed
that on the day of the tragedy he drove
Joseph Brady and Timothy Kelly te Phoenix
Park, where he saw James Carey and
Daniel Delaney sitting beside the road
A cab driven by Fitzharris soon came up
with four men and then two gentlemen
walked along. One of Kavanagh's passengers
said that the taller man of the two was to
be assassnated Kavanagh was ordered to
drive further away and wait lie heard one
of the victims cry out After the murder he
drove three miles from the park and let Tim
Kelly off, and was dismissed and paid by
Brady Mt Lesson Park. Kavnnagh's evidence
makes IL certain that Burke was first muir.
dervd, and that the plot was primarily
against him