Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-13
FOREIGN,


The celebrated ex xpriest, Rev. Father Chini.
guy, lectured In Russell hall at Montreal Thurs.
day night. The hall was packed with an au.
dience, mostly opponents. Outside the hall a
mob Of about 1000 gathered. The proceedings
were constantly interrupted and soon after the
lecturer commenced, the audience refused 70
let him proceed. Men stood on the seats and
window sills bowling derisiyely and Yelling
whenever the speaker attempted 70 make him.
self heard. The large lamps and benches were
broken and broken glass was coon scattered
over the hall. A strong force Of police was
present, but was unable 10 preserve order. The
lecturer appealed 10 the police 10 clear the hall,
which they finally accomplished. A few Of
Chiniquy's trends remained TO protect him.
The mob then commenced throwing stones
through the windows and good deal Of dam.
age was dor Several were injured. The
lights were lrned out and the mob fired al
random and threatened to kill Chiniqu: Car.
risges were summoned and while the police
beat back th crowd with batons Chln'uuy and
bis friends entered them and RAPIDLY drove of.
India advices reports riots Of Arabs at Hyder-
abad during religious festival Eleven
policemen were killed and many wounded.
Arabs looted police stations and several
Shops and houses were closed. Troops from
Golconda restored order. council at which
the Nzam presided ordered inquiry into the
sfIair.
fatal panic was caused In n theater at
Glasgow by cry OF fire. When the theater
was cleared sixteen corpses were found on the
stairs leading from the gallery, and twelve per-
sons were so badly injured that they only gave
evidence that life was not extinct by their
piteous meanings.
The queens speech at the opening OF the
British parliament states that the session has
been called to consider the subject OF represen
tstlon Of the people, and that further appro
priations are necessary for the relief Of Gen
tral Gordon.
De Lesseps and his sou will proceed Il
Egypt with committee Of the suez Cana
company, to de,ide upon the widening Of III,
cut or the construction OF a new one.
III the supplementary election in German,
for members Of the relchstag, the socialists
were victorious, including Llebknecht Ninety
seven ballots arc yet necessary.
The Chinese government has paid to Grea
Britain the indemnity demanded for damage
sustained by British subjects in the riots a
Canton last year.
General Wolselcy, inhis voyage OF the Nile
ha, arrived at Ambljol. The Canadian voy
ageurs have got no boats over the secon
cataract.
The corporation Of Dublin has aroused III
indignation Of citizens by deciding TO chang
The name OF sackville street to 0'Conne
street.
A furious storm ragged along the st. Law
renee river Thursday night. The damage b
bigh tide is estimated at s250,00O.
Barfuss, an Austrian architect, who poste
incendiary placards, has been sentenced ,
six years at hard labor.
Anxiety in regard TO the political crisis 1
Belgium has developed a nervous disorder I
King Leopold.
In the Patti divorce case In Paris, the coui
will next Friday grant the demand OF the MAJ
quIs de Caux.
Henry Fawcett postmaster general Of Grea
Britain, and the marquis Of Londonderry hay
passed away.