Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-08
THE NEWS.
OTHER LANDS.

The British commander highly COM
mends the conduct of the Irish soldiers.
Gustave Dore's will directs that all
Of his paintings be kept two years and then
cold
Baron Nordonskjold, the Swedish OK
plorer, has notified the Dutch minister at Stock
holm that he intends to claim the reward Of
$4,000 guilders offered In 1896 for the discovery
| OF northeast passage.
The house of an anarchist In Brus-
| sells, who entertained Louise Michel when she
was In Brussels, was recently searched by the
police, who seized three trunks. The majority
OF the documents contained In them, written In
| Russian and Italian, refer TO an international
plot. 1t Is rumored that disclosures made In
connection with the dynamite explosion at
| Ganshorten and the seizure Of these papers will
lead to the arrest OF Louise Michel and several
OF her colleagues. The documents show awell-
| defined plot to murder the Gar of Russia on
the occasion OF his coronation.
Parnell created a disturbance in the
| House Of Commonsra few days since in his
reply 10 the speech from the throne attacking
the executivcin Ireland for administration OF
the crimes act. His language was very violent.
/ he made tho emphatic statement that Ii there
had been any reduction In the number OF crimes
| In ireland IL was only because people were kept
down by the brutal, terrible coercion act, moot
brutally administered. The administration of
the law was detested by, everybody, and he de-
fled the government to continue 10 govern Ire
| land without the consent and sympathy OF the
people. He further stated that the government
had now great opportunity To restore peace
and order In Ireland, and that he felt very con-
fident Of victory, having half million Of irish
| behind him In America.
II Is now stated that the British gov
eminent will not release Mr.. Harrington, Just
elected to parliament
Princes Victor and Louis, sons of
Prince Napoleon, WIN enter the Italian service
The former viii be attached 10 King Humbert's
staff.
Frank Byrne, implicated by informer
Carey in the assassination In Ireland, Is arrest
ed. He denies any political relations with Car
ey. The minister OF the interior will consider
Ii the case Is extraditable.
In the House of Commons few DAYS
| since Mr.. O'Connor made q speech declaring
that the distress in Ireland, inadequate machin-
cry of the land and ARREARS acts, laws govern
ing parliamentary and municipal franchises and
the condition Of the local government demand
urgent attention Of the legislature. Mr.. Ire
yelyan said that although the government had
no large measure concerning the government
Of Ireland TO introduce this year, they intended
| 10 bring forward several useful measures with
regard TO the distress there. The truth was
the holdings In the west Of Ireland were too
small; people could not live without getting in
| TO debt The question was whether, 10y giving
extraordinary relief, the government should
stay emigration, which the poor were not ayerse
10, and merely postpone the evil day.
II is believed ia Paris that fresh nego-
tlations are pending regarding England and
frances relations to Egypt.
The wedding festivities OF the crown
prince and princess OF Germany, which were
postponed on account Of the death Of Prince
Charles, took place ON February p.
Mr.. Chiders. chancellor of the ex-
chcquer, discussing In the commons the dis
tress in Ireland, said the government would not
shrink from taking strong measures II they
were likely u have a permanent effect. He
pointed out the fact that wages were high and
the distress only affected oyer-crowaed districts.
He hoped the Irish members would do what
they could 10 restore confidence in Ireland so
the promoters Of public works would be able 10
obtain loans from private sources instead 81
from the government
A plot having been discovered against
Lord Harrington, war secretary, nc has been
given additional proteetion.
Harrington. the imprisoned land
leaguTer who was recently elected To parliament
from West Meath, has been removed from Null
lingsr to Galway prsOn, where he will serve
nut the remainder of his sentence.
Concerning the application made 10
the United States aud French governments for
London Times says: II completely IN the or
ganlZation of a secret society Is oil that can be
alleged against them their extradtion ought TO
be most positively refused.
Parnell has written james Mooney,
president of the national land league OF Amer
lea, informing him that II the commons refused
a second reading Of the land bill which he will
move on the 18th inst, and II there Il no pros
pect OF legislation for Ireland during the pres
ent session OF parliament, he VIII proceed 70
the United States to attend the proposed con-
yention In Philadelphia
Gladstone has returned 10 England
greatly improved In health
The Empress of Germany gave 1000
marks 10 the fund for the relief OF sufferers by
the floods In America.
Seven hundred and eleven cattle and
fifteen hundred and seventy sheep all healthy,
have been landed nj Birkcnbead, Eng, from
Boston.
Hungary has undertaken the Hercu-
can task of removing the rocks at the Iron
Gate OF the Danube, and expects Ia Dc REIN
bursed by tolls.
An Irishman who gave his name Is
Hyland, but whose real name Ia John Walsh,
was arrested at Havre, France on the Cd inst.
French newspapers say he has ayowed his COM
plicity in the PbeniX park murders. Walsh
Is the person mentioned by James Carey at the
hearing OF cOnspiratora
The Freeman's Journal OF Dublin as
strts that warrant has actually been issued,
for the mysterious man known az "No. l."
and that arrest will shortly follow. The Jour
nal further says: England has no option but
TO apply TO the French and American govern
ments for the extradition Of Byrne and Shcri-
dan. II foreign states think they can Justly
and prudcntly withdraw alleged murderers or
instigators OF murder from trial the responsi.
bility Is primarily theirs."
Friends of Byrne. for whose extra
dition the French government has been asked,
will try to prove an abb.
The Tribune at Genoa, Switzerland,
says the British foreign secretary has instruct
| ed the minister at Berne TO insist upon the an
nulment OF the DEGREES expeling the leaders OF
the salvation army from Switzerland.
Four hundred more workmep have
been dismissed at mandatory Of firearms al
Steyer, Austria, on account OF lack OF orders
abroad. The total number OF employees IL re
duced from 1000 TO 1000 Many intend Il
einigrate To America.
The cantonal government of Berne,
Switzerland. hss complained tn the federal
council of the action OF DR.. Cramer, United
States charge diaffaires there In having con
trary 10 useage demanded direct from the pre-
feet OF Brien., instead OF from the federal
council the punishment of number of per.
sons who created disturbance in the Meth
odist church, OF which DR.. Cromer f. pa
tron.
a Paris dispatch of March 3d says
At the cabinet council recently, NJ. Ferry
prime minister, declared that revision Of the
constitution was inopportune, especially rs the
senate has shown a conciating disposition ty
the vote on the motion offered by Gen. Robert
with regard TO the Orleans princes. He said
he would oppose revision when IL was moved