Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-03-22
THE NEWS.
OTHER LANDS.

"neio .hey nic W iocate' prominent cltZen
writes: "This company of Immigrants are of
the right kind. They have had their lands sur
yeyed and cheerfully gone TO work at their cul-
tivation." The legislature has given careful
attention To questions submitted, and much
good is expected to flow from its action Inter
ests continues to strengthen In the college at
Monroyia, and steps are being taken for the
removal OF its operations to the banks of the
81. Pauls river or regions beyond.
Gortschakoff, the eminent statesman
of Russia, is dead.
The trial of the prisoners charged
with conspiracy In the Phoenix Park murders
begin April 8.
Eighty-four persons were arrested in
France on the 18th inst, for participation In
the socialitic demonstration.
The London Times think if the GRIM
inal procedure bill in India, which allows a ma
tive Judge jurisdiction over whites, is allowed
TO become operative, the results will be serious
beyond conception.
The porte has notified the United
States minister and other foreign representa-
tiyes that the treaties of commerce expire
March IL, 1884. 1t is believed there will be no
difficulty In concluding new treaties involving
an increase of import duties from to 20 per
cent.
The total number of persons arrested
III huuuiubiuY GpdIll, iOT cDHpllclIy Ill tflt d1l-
archists movement is 200. OF this number
300 are charged with MURDERS agrarian Outra-
ges, and with being abettors of the "Black
Hand'' society. Sixty OF the prisoners confessed
completely in four murders.
Explosive machines have been dis
covered in a number of places In Paris.
Madagascar has requested England
and Germany to intervene and avert the bonn
harding of Tamative by the French.
Detectives who are watching the
Paris socialists believe Prince Jerome Napoleon
and Rouher are cognizant Of the doings Of the
rioters.
II is reported that the chief sovereigns
and princes who were at Berlin during the eel
ebration OF the silver wedding of the crown
prince and princess agreed to be represented
at the coronation Of the ear by ambassadors
only.
In the case of John Walsh, who was
In Havre for completely in the Phenix
park murder an alibi has been proven Patrick
Casey is endeavoring TO secure the arrest of
English detectives who assisted in the appre-
hension of Walsh on French territory.
The resignation of Admiral Won
Stoscb, chief OF the ministry of marine, was
partly due 10 difference with Bismarck in
regard to the recent action of the captain Of the
German corvette Elizabeth, In seiZing a piece
OF territory near Hong Kong, and partly be-
cause the cabinet declined TO accept the pro-
posal of Admiral Won Stosch Ia expend 0,000,-
900 marks in fortifying KEEL.
Walsh, the man recently arrested in
llavre, is coming to America.
Count De Lesseps has gone 10 Tunis
to superintend the survey in his plan to con-
vert the Sahara into an inland sea.
1t is intended TO reduce railway rates
a.. r II
on more equal terms with American producers
Another sensation has been created in
Dublin by the confession Of Joe Brady, con-
spiracy prisoner, that he was the murderer Of
Lord Cayendisn and Burke.
Bismarck has written the bundesrath
recommending. to prevent evasion of the law
that hog products be only admitted into the
country on attestcd proof that they are not
from America. decree has been gaZetted pro-
hibting the importation of American hog prod
ucts, including sides of bacon and sausagts.
The decree goes into force u month after its
PRONUNCIATION. The assent of the reichstag Is
not requisite The semi-oficlal press repre-
sents the measure as purely sanitary one
Liberals denounce II as protective in its charac-
ter.
In The House of Commons Il few DAYS
ago Parnell brought up his bill amending the
land act declaring that agitation in Ireland
would continue to increase until the act was
amended. Mr.. Gladstone replied In strong
language, depouncing Mr.. Parnelfs statement
that the courts imposed rack rents. He insist
ed that tenants were willing to pay the rents
fixed by the courts. He hoped Mr.. Parnell
would give the assurance that the new crusade
would be conducted in strictly legal manner.
It would be in violation of the duty of the gov
eminent to demand further sacrifices from
landlords. When Parnellls amendment was
put to vote it was defeated by vote Of 63 ayes
to 2j0 noes. Parnellites regard Gladstone's
speech as very satisfactory, and believe 1t is
calculated TO assist in promoting an appeal 10
America for fresh funds.
Catholic clergy in county Mayo, Ire
land, charge the government with neglect OF
distressed people.
All foreigners implicated in the late
iiOts will be expelled from France on the COM
pletion OF their sentence
James Mullett, another murder con-
spirator has given information sufficient to
cause the arrest of Egan when he returns.
The Longfellow memorial statue in
Westminster abbey will stand between the
memorial niche of Chaucer aud the bust Of
Dryden.
1t is stated that a new political party,
Israel Tarte, promoter, is in course of forma-
ton at Montreal to establish the authority of
the Catholic church In the direction of educa-
ton and support Of the Jesuits In their claims
Tor the recovery Of confiscated lands.
A dynamite explosion occurred in the
government office at Westminster on the 18th
inst, destroying much property, and causing
the wildest alarm. The prevailing opinion is
that the explosion was the work of fenians,
and several have been arrested ON suspicion Of
being implicated in the affair
Investigation proved the presence of
PHOSPHORUS in the body of GortschakoT.
Karl Marx, founder of the information
al workingmen's association, died recently In
London.
China has sent to the United States
81, 355 to be placed to the credit of the Garfield
memorial fund.
The indications are that the emigra-
ton to Canada will be unusually large this sea-
son. One vessel a few days since brought $50
emigrants, most of whom were bound for the
great northwest
Great excitement prevails in London
over the recent attempt to explode the govern
ment building. Investigation revealed a yes
sci containing explosive materials In the cellar
of the building The government has offered
a reward Of Fl 900 for the discovery of the
authors OF the explosion. Extra precautions
have been taken to protect high officials.
Louis Michel, the leader among the
French socialists, has gone to Switzerland.
Examination shows that the case and
contents Of explosive materials used In the at
tempt to blow up the London Times Office are
exactly similar to those found after the recent
explosion in Glasgow.
Ii is reported that the Chinese gov
eminent is making II very unpleasant for
Americans residing and doing business I'm the
kingdom" Is this unwise action on
the part of the Chinese In the nature of rcalia-
ton.