The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-14
FOREIGN.

British ship-Owners threaten To repiste
thclr vessels under foreign flag if the pro
posed shipping bill becomes law.
Mr. SpurgeOn, the London preacher wa,
OF Leicester WI
Parnell and his followers intend IN vort
up excitement in Ireland for the Amendments
| OF the land act, and to open s,lbscriptions
toward a special agitation fund.
A cablegram from Havre announces the
| presence OF thirty Irish-Americans and saw
siose watch IL kept over dynamite factory
| between Amiens and BoulOgne.
Nineteen suicides have occurred at Monte
CariO SINCE the year opened, OH account of
losses by gambling, and demands that the
play De suppressed are becoming frequent
Osman Digma Is at Handbook, ready for
Datte, and General Graham will Inove
against him from Suakim, with three thOus-
and men.
For advocating assassination through the
columns , OF socialist newspapers in Paris,
man named Murphy was fined 1000 francs
ana sentenced to six months imprisonment.
The funeral of Jerome j. Collins. of the
Jeannette expedition, took place at Cork.
Sunday, five thousand persons escOrting the
remains to the cemetery
majority of the French committee ex-
amlning into the question of American pOrk
lmportations favors the appointment of Off
France 80
A dynamite plot has been discovered at
Pestf, where the police received several
packages OF explosives. Eighty-three sus-
pected persons in France are being closely
watched. A son of ODOnoyan Rosa and a
brother OF Joseph Brady are living in Paris.
=, A dynamite cartridge exploded Sunday in
an official A fiat metal box, containing
clock-work and explosives, were sent to the
Count de Paris, but its contents were dis
covered by the officials who found the wrap
per undOne.
In the British house of commons, the mar |
d gus 1851 81 MnGaarffngon moved an appropriation
Henry LabOuchere moved to reduce the sum |
9lO0,OOO Mr.. Gladstone said the govern |
ment mad no intention of assuming control |
2f Egypt, but would withdraw the troops at |
the earliest possible moment.
Seventy picked detectives of London are
receiving instructions for the pursuit of DIV |
The Invincibles of Paris have
selected four men to take the life of Nc
Dernott, the infOrmer. The police of Vien-
ma anu Pesth have discovered an extensive
plot policeman at the capital of Moravia
was murdered by anarchists.
The speech from the throne at the open-
ing OF the German reichstag, announces a
scheme for accident Insurance. and fore
the presentation of bill for in
'uraiice for the infirm and aged. Bills were
introduced to extend the anti-sOcialist law
ma TO control joint stock companies The
'ePcesSlonist and progressist parties will com
)ine 70 form the liberals. The Lasker mat
ger VIII not be discussed until some interna-
i0nal settlement Is made.
Bismarck Is suffering from a severe attack
II the govt. He has postponed his depart
ire from Fredrichsruhe. The Lasker Incl
lent has greatly excited Bismarck, every
resi- phase Of the dispute quickening his
irritation. He Is much emaciated, having
oSt forty pounds In a short time This Is
egarded as bad sign. The princes diet is
ompletely changed. His condition Is the
ause of much anxiety.
A dispatch from Suakim Wednesday saws:
ne iilghlanderS working on the intrencHed {
orr at Iariba were attacked by Osman Dig c
IA advance ut O'Clock last evening. Only $
~ marines now defend the forts of Siakim. !,
couts from the direction on Tamanieb re- Z
or, Osman, with 1000 men, moving toward 5
ariDa III the hope Of destroying the British
lOres OF water In series OF night attacks.
sinan retains as adherents the great tribe
! liadend0was, whose sheik urged that
light assaults were the best kind of strategy
gainst England's arms of precision. The 7
ring at Iarba was owing to an attempt of
lree hundred rebels to cut off q British con- u
Dy. The British cavalry quickly dispersed
le rebels. A number of Egyptian camel. Q
rivers promptly bolted during the attack. Il