Milford chronicle., 1883-09-28

The Bulgarian Cabinet has resigned.
and new administration will be formed
underM. Zankof.
"A special correspondent at BeIorada
says it is firmly believed there that the
trouble In Croatia will result in n nra-
mature outbreak like the BULGARIAN in
surrection of 1876.
1t is reported from Lima that a
steamer bringing locomotives from tbe
United States for the Southern RAILWAY
has been lost.
"A death from Cholera has been re.
ported from the Sligo County Hospital
Ireland.
Herr Tisza, the Hungarian Prime
Minister, at banquet in Grosswardein
condemned Jew batting, and said tbe
government would protect the lives of
all its citizens.
The relations between Germany and
Turkey and Germany and Russia are au-
thoritively stated to be excellent.
"A customs union between Belgium
and Holland is about to be effected.
The commemoration of the entry of
the Italian troops into Rome in 1875 was
celebrated in that city Thursday.
"A dispatch from Cairo says: Mr..
Clifford Lloyd, the newly appointed adj
wiser to the Minister of the Interior. will
inspect the prisons throughout Egypt.
The tenants upon Lord SIigo's prom
erty near Westport, county MAYO. Ire |
land, have prevented gentlemen from
shooting over the estate, and have seized |
their guns.
The Croatian revolt is spreading to
Dalmatia.
The bark Oxford from New York.
was burned at Havre. The cook was
burned to death.
By hurricane in Nassau fifty YES
sells were wrecked and sixty lives were
ost.
1t is said that America and England
ire about to urge China to come to an
with France; the outlook
S more favorable to peace.
"A dispatch to the London Times
rom Calcutta says that the French
PRIESTS at Madagascar attempted to force
he English Consul to become a Catholic.
"A dispatch from Melbourne SAYS
hat LaycOck, the oarsman, has frac-
med his legs.
The use of German is now made
on the Judicial and munic-
pal authorities at Metz and Thion-
lie.
An alliance is sought by the Porte I
nth Germany.
-Warlike operations in Tonquin have 7
cen suspended, and the blockade has
cen relaxed. .
1t is said that the Czarina discovered /
ne of the chamberlains putting nihil- h
tic documents in her apartments. Upon d
eing arrested and accused he immedi- 4
ely drew a pistol and blew out his 4
rains. \
The lighthouse at the mouth of the TT TT
arsala River, Sicily, was struck by
ghtning on Monday and completely :.
'strOyed. q
The International League Of Peace "
ID Liberty proposes to urge the neu- as
llization of the Congo River. N, M
Colonel Clibborn, of the Salvation 60
my, has been expelled from the city on
Geneva, Switzerland. Miss Booth. a ttTe
9mber of the army, has been impris- Al
ed at Neufchatel for violating the Of
Ter prohibiting the holding of meet sil sn
gs. sid
Three detachments of Spanish r,
ops have deserted and crossed over VI
AndOrra. 2t9
1t is said that lot of dynamite has in in
sn found within the precincts of the to
ACE Of the Sultan. nPeii
The London Times expects a great 5plff
uggle between capital and labor in mo
gland. syn
"A battle has been fought in Ashan- sne2nl
, and the forces of King Koffee Kal- gEs gEg,
Ii have been routed with slaughter. reed
Three thousand Montenegros have diat
n defeated near Izzuchaca. -; +5;T /
John Payne Collier, the Shakes obs, obs
ian scholar, is dead.
The new Guion steamer Oregon -
unded Tuesday night when coming "A
7n the Clyde. ~ ~.
"A Paris correspondent describes bot
ah Bernhardt's S great success as Frou- has,
u, in a theatre of her own and under lnii @9f.
own management. only
james McDermott was discharged deat
q custody at Liverpool. if,g91
The Irish informers concerned in Lz.
Phoenix Park murder trials were re- ante
,ped from Melbourne for Europe. Sl,9 SI9
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