Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-31
OTHER LANDS.

er has paid the penalty of his crime. Helmet
his death with GOODNESS that surprised even
his most intimate friends He made no confes
sions or revelations, hut carried his secrets TO
his grave. The night before the execution he
wrote most touching letter to his wife, urg-
ing her to be true 10 her religious duties, and
TO bring up her children in the faith of the
Catholics.
Mackey Of Nevada, the American
minister, las started for Moscow 10 attend the
coronation OF the ear as a member OF the
| American mission Mrs. Mackey, who accom-
panies her husband, has ID court dresses.
On learning of the existence of n rev.
dictionary club In Russia, the ear wanted 70
| again postpone the date OF his coron alton but
was dissuaded from his purpose
The resentment against the pope'S
| circular 10 the Irish clergy continues TO in-
| crease, the people claiming that IL means dis
union between priests and people
Advices from Hayti state that great
battle took place there April q, In which the
/ government troops were SO badly slaughtered
| that they were forced to send a flag of truce to
the rebels asking that hostilities he suspended
until they could bury their dead
Seven persons have been arrested
near Barbille, ireland, on charge OF being con
| nected with the shooting Of Mrs. Smythe, who
was murdered April 2, 1Ss2.
| Marquis of LanSdowne has been ten
dered the governor generalship Of Canada. He
| has accepted, and will sail for Canada I'm DC
| toseu.
The Spanish government has agreed
| To pay the American idemnity, provision to be
| made in the Cuban budget for upwards of
| S526,OOO being the remainder Of the award
fixed by the Washington commission.
The Parnell fund now reaches E10.-
0O0, and the subscription list will be kept open
| until 10000 has been subscribed.
| That irrepressible Mr.. Bradlaugh has,
In three years, been the subject of eleven Inn
| portaut divisions in the House of Commons,
the first being on the motion OF the lamentcd
Lord Frederick Cayendish.
The four defeats inflicted on the Cab
| met by Irish votes has thrown the Liberal par
" OF England into state Of anger. In speeches,
| articles and resolutions the members Of the
Irish party are denounced as "Papists," 'reb-
| els, " can INSCRIPTIONS faction" etc. The out
burst OF rage is caused by the possibility that
| they may come to hold the balance OF power in
the next Parliament The Echo explains the
position In these remarkable words: "Thc
Irish people have the game in their hands I'M
less we disfranchise them. If they are ready
| 10 vote steady and subscribe half the money
they gave O'Conncll for fifteen years they may
be AS free as Canada or Australia before the
| end OF the century"
The reward promised for the detec-
".
equally distributed among the 'informers.n
| 'Tis said some OF the "informersn will he sent
abroad by the government.
Delaney, one of the Phoenix Park
gang, has been reprieved
Orders have been sent 10 the comman-
der Of the French squadron I'm the China Sea,
inetructing him To add all the vessels (which
| he can spare To the Tonquin expedition, and
| send all his available forces troops or marines.
| This Will make the expedition much more
formidable affair than twas expected fortnight
ago.
James Carey, the man who was con-
cerned In the Ph0nix Park assassination. and
who turned informer and WAS the principal
witness for the Crown against his companions
during their trials has been released from Gus
tody. Carey declares that he intends TO re-
main In Dublin, and further that he will vlgor-
ously prosecute those of the tenants occupying
his premises who have refused TO pay their
| rent since he became al informer. Ever since
| Carey turned informer his house has been
guarded by policemen, and on his liberation
today the guard was doubled. IL lie announced
| that Carey's return to his home is only tenn
pOrary, and that the Crown still holds him as
| a witness TO testify In the cases Of Sheridan,
lyman and Walsh.
For publishing call for recruits for
the 'nvincibles,n headed '"ro hell with tie
queen," the Kerry sentinel has been suppress
ed.
John Dillon, in letter 10 the Free
| mans Journal, advises the Irish people TO
make the Parnell fund such success that the
pope will realize how grievously he has been de:
| ceived by the English government and the mis-
| cradle pauper landlords who infest Rome.
The persons 10 be granted amnesty
by the car on the occasion OF his coronation
will include civilians exiled to Archangel and
soldiers drafted to the disciplinary comanchs.
The Suez canal company have an
nounced that they propose TO commence cutting
| parallel canal across the isthmus forthwith,
and have applied to the English government
for their support I'm obtaining the necessary
| concession of land from the khedive.
The Arctic exploring vessel Sophia,
with Prof. Nordensjold aud other scientists.
has sailed for Greenland.
Thus far the only result accomplished
by the Pope's circular has been TO Increase con
tributions to the Parpell fund
London ship owners who favor an
| other Sueg canal, have raised e20,OO0 for pre-
| liminary expenses This project seem To be
| rapidly assuming tangible shape.
Latest advices from Madagascar re-
port that the French detachment had landed,
and carried severaliDportant military posts.
The Japanese postal agencies which
| have heretofore been maintained at different
points In China, have been discontinued.
| John Behan, correspondent of the
Irish World OF New York, for West Clare dis
trict, Ireland, has been arrested ON a charge of
intimdating the driver of a mail wagon, whom
he had called spy and informer.
Juror Field has been awarded 1000
and the Huddys e500 as compensation for out
RACES to which they were subjected on political
| account.
| An extensive fire occurred at Vars,
In the upper Alps. Fifty houses were destroy
ed aud several persons persisted In the 1aness
| The British training ship Mars was
destroyed by Brc a few days ago. The 400 boys on
board barely escaped with their lives. The fire
was inccndiary.
Gen. Wallace, United States minister
at Constantineple, has lodged protest with
| the government against the imposition OF an
al valorem duty Of per cent. ON imports into
Turkey.
The entire Swedish ministry have
resigned, In consequence of the defeat OF the
army organization bill In the diet
A riot occurred at Rostoff, Russia, in
which number OF Jews were killed, their
houses pillagcd and burned.
According to London dispatches