The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-18
FOREIGN.

Ludwig Hansen, the head of a famous
banking-house i'll Copenhagen, surrendered
nlmseI TO the police as a defaulter for
1,250,000 krOners.
Relief committees at Glasgow find If diff
| cult TO supply the unemployed ship-builder.
| with food. In the hold of a vessel about Ia
| san Tor New DIRK Were discovered no les,
| than forty-seven stowaways
Irish workingmen are forming a society
| Tor the purpose of keeping out of that com.
] Try all goods of British manufacture with
the exception of such articles as Ireland is
unable TO produce. Michael Davitt gives
the movement his warm approval
ABOUT one hundred sympathizers with
stead, the convicted editor, marched to the
nome once III London to petition for his re-
! lease Henry Marley, q converted butcher.
| the spokesman of the occasion, reports that
ne was grossly insulted by the officials.
:, The Balkan conference has decided that
the autonomy of Bulgaria and Roumelia
must be respected. With the approval of
| the great powers, the throne of Bulgaria
VIII be offered to Prince Henry of Batten-
| Queen Victoria.
1t appears that the Latin monetary agree
ment permits each power to resume the
coinage OF silver provided it redeefns in gold
the SILVER circulating IN any of the other
states. 1t also gives each country the rigbt
10 exclude the silver coins of the state re-
Stunning coinage.
a pltter controversy has arisen in Eli
grand and Scotland on the question of dis
eseaoIisning the church, to which scheme
Lament are pledged An address to Mr.
maidstone, signed by lao dissentin0
scotch clergymen, declares that they look
70 nm TO sever the relations between the
church and the state
MI Gladstone, in speech at Edinburgh
expressed his ignorance of an attemnf f.,
make enurch dlsestablishment test cues
uon. lie thought it Impossible for parIia-
ment to deal satisfactorily with the Irish
Issele sAtcepg through party sufficiently
ing 10 personalities, he denied that he feIIed
trees on Sundays or owned land in Russia
IN the central criminal court at London. A
EStaict OF guilty OF Indecent assault on
Eliza Armstrong was rendered against
Messrs Stead and Jacques. of The Pail Mali
gazette, Mrs Jarrett and Madame I,oIIis..
Mourry The latter was sentenced 10 sly
months at hard labor, Stead to three months
Mrs. Jarrett to six months The charges
against brainweH Booth were withdrawn.
Inc board OF trade and transportation re-
, uea,aiS sent out nifty thousand circulars to
merchants throughout the country asLinp
tne prevailing opinion in the yarioils locaIi
eieo ds 70 the ACCESSIBILITY of CONTINUING the
compulsory coinage of the silver dolfaT A
lumber OF replies are published in an
evening paper from representative busjness
li ~ "a throughout the country. A majority
Vi those published condemn further coinape
The Mackin case in the supreme court i
iii the hands of Asst. Atty. Gen. Naury
VINO SAID ne could not tell whep he shoufd
a as the supreme court to take it IN. The
TACT tndt The court will be asked 10 revise
Us decision IN the Wilson case last winter
makes Dir. Maury particularly anxious TO be
very thoroughly prepared for argument he
lore ne calls it up. He thought 1t would he
argued just before or just after the holiday
recess. '''
uenerai Fisk and other committeeman Sc
1gc.eu al the recent conference at Lake
aIohonk called upon President Cleveland 10
oApLeos tnelr ideas III regard to the improve
lnent OF the Indian race. After listening to
~ the president remarked that
la 1.1 should De given the red men in sever
alay ratner than TO place schools and agri-
cuiiuIal implements on the reservations.
~. thaf he hoped to make beginning in
me right direction
Zen johnson. commissioner of railroads,
nas made his report to Secretary Lamar,
~ anu IA Il ne recommends settlement with
ne racine roads on the terms of the Hoar
IN, that IS, the third and last revision of
ne Dill after Charles Francis Adams. Jr,
las explained to Senator Hoar the imprae-
Isl i.e;asDIlIty Of the second revision. This third
III III extends the period of settlement over