Connecticut western news., 1883-10-10
-Joseph HanIon and Michael Kava

Joseph Hanlon and Michael Kava. nagh, informers in the Phoenix Park murder trials, who were not permitted to land at Melbourne, will go to Indiai where James Carey had decided to go until he was dissuaded therefrom by his wife.
 The Emperor of Germany has tele- graphed to King Alfonso saying: ''I sympathize with you for the insults of tered you in Paris. I know, however, that they were aimed at me fur more than at you"
 The whaling steamer Polynia, from Davis's Straits, reports that the natives at Saunler's Island tated that they saw five men at Etah, in Smiths Sound, north of Bafin's Bay, early in the year, who belonged to large expedition furs ther to the north, which was believed to be that of Lieuten- ant Greedy. One of the natives spoke some English. He stated that his broth CTS saw five men living at Etah. They were all in good health. The leader was a tall, robust man. The captain of the Polynia believes the party was sent out by Lieutenant Greedy to meet the steam CT Proteus, which was then on the way to Smiths Sound.
 In both France and Spain the re- cent demonstrations of residents of Paris against King Alfonso were the subject of official action. The Spanish Govern ment is dissatisfied with the course of the French Government in not publish ing in full in the official journal Presi- dent Grevy s apology, and may recall the Spanish Minister from France.
 Owing to repeated anti-Jewish dis orders in Ekaterinoslav and other dis tricts of South Russia, martial law has been proclaimed therein.
 Joseph Hanlon and Michael Kava- nagh, informers in the Phoenix Park murder trials, who were not permitted to land at Melbourne, will go to India, where James Carey had decided to go until he was dissuaded therefrom by his wife.
 The Emperor of Germany has tele- graphed to King Alfonso saying: "] sympathize with you for the insults of fered you in Paris. I know, however, that they were aimed at me far more than at you."
 President Grevy's apology to King Alfonso IS considered insufficient satis- faction for Spain. Germany has ad- dressed note to the French govern ment concerning King Alfonso's treat ment, showing that Germany, not Spain, si aggrieved.
 France is willing to neutralize the northern provinces of Tonquin, but will not cede them to China.
 It is semi officially denied that Spain has made 8 treaty with Germany.
 It is reported that 8 ministerial crisis is at hand in France.
 M. Antoine, the Alsatian deputy, has been arrested on charge of high treason to the German Empire.
 The ship St. Mark, bound from Liverpool for New York, loaded with coal, has put into Queenstown, Ireland, with number of her crew lost. A man had fallen overheard and boat manned by six hands was lowered to rescue him. But neither the boats crew nor the man were seen afterward, it being in the night time and very dark. -Extraordinary indignation was aroused in Spain by the insults to King Alfonso in Paris.
 The nihilists have issued circulars demanding of the Russian Government a cessation of the cruel treatment oi prisoners.
 -Messrs Proctor x Sons, corn millers, of Newcastle, have failed. Their iabili, ties are $15O,OOO.
 A revolt broke out in Port au Prince, but was quickly suppressed. The town was, however, set fire to and much valuable property was destroyed. The French garrisons in Madagas- car, at Tamatave and Majunga, are said to be virtually beseiged. It is said that Lima will be evacuated by the Chileans on the 30th inst. The town council of Stratford-upon Avon have refused to allow Shakespeare'e grave to be disturbed. Professor Nordenskjold thinks that the report of Lieutenant Greely's death is an Esquimaux exaggeration.