Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-06-12
FOREIGN.

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Of the British grain trade, says; "Dcspitc Of
the dry weather and cold east and northwest
winds last week, the wheat crop is more than
usually promising. The plant is excellent
and would soon respond to suitable weather.
If the season Is favorable there Is the making
Of more than al average crop. The outlook
for barley and oats causes anxiety The wire
worm is busy. In the off coast market there is
little scope for business. There were three ar
rivals Three cargoes were sold, one with
drawn, and one remains. The sales Of English
wheat for the past week were 5033l quarters
at BIS ID, against 5N,Sg3 quarters at +3s 5d for
the corresponding week last year
Female work is improving in London. The
cruel order forbidding women to sit down dur
ing working hours has been abolished in many
factories, and In the offices the females are
fast supcrscding the males. The excess Of
women, however, continues very large, and
and Lord Shaftcsbusy has declared that the
greatest blessing that could come TO England
would be the emigration of from 100000 to
100000 Of them.
The Scryian government has announced that
a number Of escaped rcyOlutiunists, whom Bul-
garla allowed 10 live in the vicinity OF the ser
yian frontier, around Widdin and Sofia, in
Valcd ScFviah territory, burned houses and
killed the mayor Of Boutchic, near Vratarlilza,
and occupied Drcycnik, near Rcscoyltz. The
eh'ire liinok district Is alarmed. The pre-
ih'rr mas demanded satisfaction
AuFlcts from Cohstantnoplc say the porte
mas hounrd the American charge dailalrs That
the treaty oi commerce between The United
states anu uth'y VIII expire June o. "hd the
noIc recalls The fact that the porte denounced
tue treaty urSplte Minister NaIIacc.s objection
Inc porte hopes America VIII not press the
points urged by the minister This summary
ho'e was forwarded To Washington.
'h"rlcS stewart FarhelI' president oil The
/ lr'h national league OF Ireland, returns
.''aii"' l" Alexander sullivan president of the
league III America Tor generous donations in
assisting Irish candidates FOR parliamentary
seals
y '"ngfalula'ory communication has been
sent Ia 'llo french government in regard TO the
'"'nIhctclal ''lpu'alloh "i the llehtsin treaty.
o"l opl'e'lo" Is taken 10 lhr p"Icy oi closing
certain 'hihesc provinces 10 general trade
Ihc new treaty between France and Anam
| ni' ur'h signed. II restores The provinces "i
hIn' Huan, and Than Goa 10 Anam' and mill
/ litl occupation ol all strategic point, in Anan
anl I"h4uln Is to be ELECTED II necessary
The corsi-lory for the creation of cardinal.
mas been deferred until autumn, owing 10 :
disagreement between the vatican aud the gov
eminent on account Of alleged breach of th'
''ncordat
Herr AnHer't' German landowner VIII,
recently died. left 'ooOO) marks To cduca,,
poor youth on condition that thcyabsain from
military careers and do not study theology.
woman arrested at Naranda, Hungary
confessed that She poisoned iourlmsbands an'
lOo women in The past two years. \ numbc
oi accompliccs were arrested.
Berlin dispatches state that Germany GO
louial policy Is being much discussed by til
Crown Prince Frederick William and Bismarck
Business in American securities in Londo
is reported weaker, coming Of the fact it /
said, that transactions at home are withheld.
The pope has directed special commits so
Of cardinals to prepare a protest 10 Frrnc
Catholics on the subject Of divorce laws
The liberals threaten to vote against GLAD
stone If hr surrender, 10 France or Europ