Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-04-10

while Only TWO against Franco, amounting 10
81 73z, was ordered paid.
Congressman McCoid of Iowa has scheme
on foot for constitutional amendment con
vention to meet July 4, 1887, the centennial
anniversary OF the submission
Of the original constitution TO the original
10 states.
The Duke Of Albany viii be buried I'm 81.
Georges chapel, Windsor.
Two black pashas who were the cause OF
General GOrdon's defeat In Egypt have been
court-martialsd aud shot.
All the British troops In Egypt except the
65th rifles have sailed for England
The estimated reduction OF the public debt
for March Is between $l4, 900 900 and sl5CO),-
600.
A bill is before the Senate asking for an ND
preparation of $50, 600 to pay the expenses of
military expedition Tor the exploration of
Alaska.
The committee which has been inves tigating
Mr. Keifer's charges against Correspondent
Boynton have made 4 report finding the
charges not sustained.
Gen. Gordon has abandoned the policy of
conciliatiug the natives, and will adopt sterner
methods.
Bismarck was 60 years old on the lst inst.
Queen Victoria returns thanks TO President
Arthur for his expression Of sympathy In her
recent loss
Nearly $4,000 In United States bonds have
been redeemed and cancelled ia the last IL
months.
A letter from Asia Minor states that author
lied agents OF the Turkish government are at
tempting to close the Protestant schools cor
Quoted by the American missionaries.
The mails between Quebec and Toronto have
been plu ndered several times within few
W. eks. No trace OF the robbers.
Cuba is reported to be on the verge Of a
serious revolution. An expedition of ilibus ters
leftKey West, Fla, for the island with an i'm
mense quantity Of dynamite and ammunition
on board. government schooner has gone In
pursuit.
| ment granted 81, 100000 TO the Canada Pacific
| railway company TO help II out of its embar-
easements. Now The company want $4,000
600 more.
Three women enticed Mrs Eliza Richardson
of Weston, w. Va, into house Of disreput-
able woman OF the place, aud murdered her.
The women were arrested.
Osnap Digms has rallied, and is rapidly
assuming the defensive.
| All is quiet In Cincinnati. The barrack.
around the jail and court house have been re-
| moved.
Bliss received 500, 600 for his services In the
| star route case.
Bill Jones, who shot at Gulteau while the
latter was being conveyed from the cour
house to the jail, is 70 be tried In Washington
| OIL the 2Stb, inst.
Gen. Gordon 1. reported to have suffered an
other reverse In au engagement with the rebels
Mr.. Maybury's woman suffrage report will
| be against suffrage. Only one member OF tn
House judiciary committee favors woman sut
| frage.
l During the first quarter of 1854, $3.50, 90
worth Of property was destroyed In this couu
try, OF which s3,025,0 0J was burned up in L
fires.
VIM II. Woodward of Carbondale, III E, an,
A. T Summers Of Decatur, H., are suspend
ed from practice as pension attorneys befor
the interior department.
Hortensla Mason, a colored school teache
OF Shelbyville, KY, has sued the Louisville
| Nashville railroad company for $4,000 dam
ages for refusing her adinittance to the ladie
car when she he'll first class ticket.
A proteetorate will not be established owe
Egypt
Gen. Grant favors the plan to build HON
for disabled ex-confederato soldiers.
"A collision on the Grand Trunk near Mon
tresl resulted In the death of an engineer AMI
fireman and serious injury to many others.
Turpentine forests aud much other valuab.
property IN the Caro!inas have been destroy e
by fire.
The woman suffrage bill has been adversel
reported TO the House.
A niue In Braidwood, Ill, in which 70
men were working, was suddenly flooded fe,
days since. The miners made rush for tn
opening, and all but five SUGGESTED In escaping
The Soclallstlc Labor party held demonstrs
ton meeting In Cooper Institute, New York
few nights ago. The prlncipA topic under oil,
cussion was the Cincinnati riot, and the unius
division OF wealth In the country. Just befor
the meeting adjourned Herr Most was Gale
for but that worthy was not permitted 10 RI
spond
Capt. schoonhoven OF the lost steamer DAME
Steinmann, says ne lost his reckoning In tn
fog and ran on the rocks.
The hlibusters who left Key West, Fla,
few days since landed on the Island OF Cub
on the 9Th inst
The boilers on the tug Peter Smith, explode
near Vermilllon, Ohio, killing three of the crew
A bill is before the Ohio legislature provlj
ing that jurors shall not be confined while tn
rest OF the jury IL being impslled, nor unit
the final charge of the court.
Two young fends of Warrentown, Mo-, EN-
ticed Carl Steidle of Erie Pa, iHto. the wood
near the former place. and murdered him.
The bill pending In the Iowa legislature, t,
support aud educate Kate Shelley, the heroin
OF railroad disaster, was lost.
The remains OF minister Hunt, who died Il
ST. Petersburg, were received In New York tn
9th inst.
Three men were killed and several other
injured at prize fight near Hyndmin, Pa,
few days since.
The funeral of Prince Leopold, Queen Vic
toria's youngest son, occurred on Saturday
April 5.
Two masked men went to the house of job
Smith, near Rising Sun. Ind and beat him un
I'll he was insensible, and then ransacked hi
house for money. Finding none, they l.ghte
fire and held the old man over 1t, thinking b
make him divnlge the secret OF It's whereab bouts
They left him for dead, but the old man re
| vivee. He cannot recover.