The bee., 1883-06-09
GENERAL NEWS.


truth in the report that the Mayor of Mos
COW has been removed from Office for
regime.
Telegraphic communication between Pan
anna and Guayaquil by the Central and South
American Company's line was restored on
Tuesday. On sunday afternoon greatmany
cannon shots were fired in the vicinity of
Guayaquil, causing much excitement Firing
went on Monday, and was in progress again
yesterday. The insurgents attacks were all
repulsed. 1t is reported that several men
were killed on the Veintemilla side on Sun
day.
Nihilist proclamation says that the Gear
could easily have been killed at Moscow had
the necessary order been given.
General Hicks recently defeated 5000
rebels in the Soudan, killing 500. His own
loss was two killed.
Mr.. j. R. Keene's Blue Grass won the
Ascot Biennial Stakes in England yester-
day.
The Moscow Telegraph has been suppressed
for publishing Objectionable articles.
Inc rrusslan governments bill relative to
the differences between the government and
the Catholic Church is prefaced by state
ment that the government is anxious to serve
the interests of Prussian Catholics by pro-
viding for regular services in vacant par
ishes. The Liberal papers consider that the
bill shows fresh retreat on the part of the
government.
It is stated that China has ordered the
speedy acquisition to her navy of several
new gunboats, and that she is negotiating
with ex-officers of the United States navy to
accept command in her feet.
Itis rumored that NJ. Aksakoff, the we'll
known writer, has been banished for publish.
ing an article asking the Car to grant lib
eral reforms.
LONDON, June 5.-The Chinese representa-
tive at Paris states that diplomatic relations
between France and China would certainly
cease if Tonquin was occupied without the
consent of China.
Edward Harrington, editor of the Kerry
Sentinel, and his printer, have been sentenced
to six months imprisonment for allowing a
placard in the Office inviting persons to join
the Invincibles. They will appeal.
Lord Rosebery has resigned on account of
statements made by the Home Secretary
relative to bis action as under secretary of
the Home Department.
The mayor of Moscow has been banished
for expressing the hope that the Gar would
institute constitutional regime.
Fifty persons have been roasted alive in
Sierra Leone for witchcraft.
LONDON, June 4.-Messrs. Davitt, Healey
and Quinn were released from Kilmainham
Jail, Dublin, yesterday.
Fetes and banquets continue in Moscow,
and plots against the peace of the empire
continue to be reported from st. Peters
burg.
memorial asking that Timothy Kelly's
death sentence be commuted has been signed
by two jurors who convicted him.
A meeting of the Suez Canal Company has
been in Paris, and the new project of
second canal was discussed.
Mr.. Coan, M. P, has Withdrawn from the
Parnell party because, he says, its aims have
changed.
Carey and the other Irish informers have
been notified that they must leave Ireland.
A conspiracy to murder has been discov-
cred at Carrick- on SUR, county Tipperary.
A statute to Garibaldi has been erected in
Capera.
LONDON, Dune, 3.-After the fete at Pc
trofsky Park, at Moscow yesterday the EN-
1eror invited the elders and marshals of the
provincial nobility to dinner and addressed
them, thanking them for their loyalty. He
said it must be understood that the rights OF
property are unassailable.
The revolutionists now completely sur
round Guayaquil, and communication can
only be held through the lower part of the
river. The first shots were EXCHANGED on
the night Of the 22d, and it is believed the
city will be taken within week.
The Paris Teltaire says that the French
commander in Madagascar has been in
structed to withdraw his forces from that
country only after Queen Ranvato has rec
ognlzed the French protectorate specified by
the treatise of 184o and 1s4l.
Inc promoters of the Psrnell fund hone
70 ralse the amount to E3O, 900, of which sum
the United States is 70 furnish one half.