The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
OTHER OLD WORLD NEWS.

suAKiM, Feb, 20.-The rumor OF bat,l0
near TrlnkltOt on Thursday, In which Con
eral Graham was said to have been vlctorl-
ogs, Is denied, Latest advlcOs from TrInkI-
tat say that firing began ut noon, Tho
friondlys tribes which participated In tho
0klrmleh on Wednesday clalm TO have won
victory and captured forty rebels and q
number OF camcls,
LONDON, Feb 20,-Tho London police
have information that the explosive ma
terlala and the informal machines have been
gont from America through Hamburg,
Tho names and residences Of flyo 'Bus.
pocts" who have been watched by
officers aO s iolows; Michael Maur-
leo, 040 Fulton Street. Buffalo, N. ",
Patrick Dillon l7l Olive street, Paterson,
NJ J.; John Llslon and Richard Lston
Denlson, Tex; and Thomas Ryan, 1877
Twonty,hfth street. Brooklyn n, Y. Tho
police seem 10 have no positive proof 10
connect thom with tho London plot. Tho
French Government has instructed tho Pro
focturo NJ Paris 10 glyo every assistance 10
tho English ollco
LONDON, Feb, 9p,--Tho Times, speaking
OF tho fact that number Of Americans ar0
suspected OF being connected with the dyna.
mite c0nsplntOrs, says, ut 10 intOlOm0lo
that wo arc exposed 10 this succession OF
plots from nation protesting 10 bO friendly
with uA, and with which wo only dOslrO 10
live In peace and amlty Wo know that tho
Americans are aware Of tho Identity OF
tho plottors OF these 0ulragca, aud II
would DO no hard task for tho Amcrl.
can Government 10 end tho whole
thing. Wo have done our part We
have for tho private manufacture OF
explosives u ponM crime, Tho result "
conaplrntolS havo boon compelled 10 change
their ground OF operations and find In Amor,
loa n safe refuge aud Government which
will not Interfere with tholr operations II
IA impossible wo shall submit 10 this, Dyna.
mltors aro common onomy, which no civ.
lllzod country can tolerate without disgrace.
Tho mlscroants have only done what Amorl.
can journals have boon allowed TO advocate;
for what rewards have been openly promised
and for what public meetings hayo ap.
plnudod. Tho tim0 has arrived 10 addrosg
T0m0nalrancO 10 tho Government against nj.
lowing this 10 DO continued. Respectable
Americans arc ashamed OF tho lnOOtl0n OF
tholr rulers Th0y must now join IA nnd
mako tholr voices hoard aud oboy0d. WO
shall do our utmost 10 guard ourselves. II
remains for America 10 aid ua, as she al0nO
can nip tho mischief But our demand N
ono that q civilized Nation Ia bound not 10
disregard"
LONDON, Fob 9O,-. Information was
lodged with tho police that an attempt 10
blow up tho courts with dynamite was In.
mlncnL Thoy arrested three mon and
sollod u large quantity OF dynamite dlscoy-
crod IN house In Glare MorkoL near tho
Strand.
LONDON, Fob. 30, Gladstone introduced
In tho Commons Franchise bill which
would strengthen tho State by cnimnchlsng
people capable OF oXorclsng tho rights VI
franchise America, ho declared, had only
recovered from the civil war 10 quickly DO.
cause Of tho fact that every capable citizen
had boon lntrustod with tho rights OF fran.
chiso.
Gladstone said thla measure, by greatly
extending tho franchise and placing tho
vOtos OF boroughs and counties upon IN
equal footing, would Increase tho voting
power OF tho United Kingdom about 2,OOO,'
900. or this number England would fur.
nlsh 1900, 900, Ireland, 1000, and
Scotland, 100000. This result waa cor-
alnly worth attaining.
Sir John Hay objected 10 tho bill because
II excluded redistribution. Without this,
tho extended franchise would give tho Ma
tlonallsts ninety Boats IN Parliament, aud
rlaoo stupund0us power In their hands,
Lord Randolph Churchill opposed tho bill
lIo said tho agricultural laborors Ind no
knowledge OF political questions nol con-
cefn In ihom
AZ this point an adjournment was voted
In spite OF tho protosle Of Mr. Gladstone,
Tho Parnellltes and Scotch members np.
pear generally pleased with tho bill. Tho
English Liberals aro disposed 10 object 10
tho extension OF the franchise, unless coup.
led with redistribution on the ground that
II will strengthen Ireland and Scotland NJ
tho expense Of England.