Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-09-11
FereiJn


A farmer named Bro-uau wa, shot bv
moonighters in Castle Island, County her-
ry.
Seven persons were killed and twenty
two wounded by railroad collision, near
Vienna.
King Milan has tcIesraphe,l Prince AZ
cyIudor cOHGratuiatiug him Jpou his re-
turn 20 Bulgaria.
Henry Ward Beecher was brruLin>trd
by the Congregational Baptist and Evan
geiical Union association ut Glasgow.
Prince Alexander has issued a manifesto
approving the measures adopted by the
StambuloIf regency and confirming the
present ministry.
England is going to impose a duty on
hops.
Prince Alexander is on his way back to
Sofia.
The Russian press advises Alexander
not to return to Bulgaria.
The trouble between France and the
Vatican is practically settled.
An international conference is proposed
to straighten out the Bulgarian business.
An important contract has been con
cluded by the Peruvian government for the
4 court-martial at Sofia has resulted
in two of the arch conspirators against
Alexander being sentenced 20 death, while
a third is sent 70 prison Tor llic.
Another great earthquake has occurred
in Greece. Several Villages were wrecked
and 300 lives are reported lost. The
shocks were felt i'll Italy and Egyyt.
Prince Alexander Journey from Sisto-
VI to Tiruova was a series oi ovations.
-Grencii and Baudereif, the Bulgarian
revolutionary leaders, VIII be tried by
court-martial at Tirnova.
The London bank has bought conccs-
sions in the City OF Mexico. which will place
it on tirmer foundation than ever.
Prince Alexander. after reviewing the
garrison at TirnOva, and receiving a num-
ber oiaddrcsses, proceeded to Phiiippopolis.
SIR Charles Dixie recently passed
through Winnepcg on his way to the Pacific
coast, under the name Of TcctleOw.
Il company oi English capitalists have
secured possession OF an old concession Tor
the construction OF a railroad from Tux
pamto, Mexico, to the City Of Mexico.
The revolutionary troops at Sofia have
surrendered to the loyalist troops and their
officers have been placed under arrest.
The American schooner Highland Light
has been seized hv the Canadian govern
ment ior fishing within the thrcGmile limit.
4 party oi soldier. were attacked 10y ..
body Of civilians at Armagh, Ireland, and
compelled to seek shelter IL ;h"Ir barracks.
Prince hgNander oi IIr>se, father ,i
| Alexander oi Bulgaria, declares that Bui
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occupy the country.
= he natives oi the Eastern part oi the
/ province oi SechUen, China, aud those al
! Cochin. China haNc risen against the Chris
/ tiaus and are mas-acrrius them and de
str"yIng property.
| The article published in the North ter
! mau Gazette stating that "t'ermauy must
\ always keep her eve, ON France hccaus"
| France j. m.kin. rapiu preparations t.
| fight has caused much excitement in
! France.
/ -rhc c"u~pirat"ts a-.iu,. Prince Alex
! dndcr ARE fleeing from Sofia.
The police have resumed riot duty
along the shank Hill road at Belfast.
There il said 20 be an utter lack oi dis
cipline among thy troops in Algeria.
Prince AlcxaudcrS name has been
| stricken from the Prassiau army roll.
\ mountain ON the island oi Galita in
! The Mediterranean II in state oi eruption.
In the house oi commons sexton moved
his address in reply To- the queens speech.
The pope has accepted Frances propo.
5ition regarding the papal nuncioslip in
china.
The Russian newspapers declare that
the bulgarian nation must belong to Tho
Russian PARTY.
-Zankofa, Il Russian aud the leadin.
spirit in the Bulgarian revolution, has been
arrested at Sofia.
Preparations are being made at Sofia
for joyful welcome Of Alexander. He cX
poets 20 reach there Friday.
Russian newspapers affect to hav'
great fears concerning the late ol bulgaria
The Novoe Nremys- declares that Prince
Alexander must be prevented from return
ing to Sofia.
Six dories. with twelve men on board
became separated from the fishing schoone
Meter during "A foI off the banks of New
foundlaud and are supposed TO have per
ished.
The Under Secretary for India reporte'
that the loss of life by the food at Manda
lay had been but twenty-five instead
1000, as rumored.
An Irish tenant named Saunderson, i
Galway, anticipating eviction, has barr'cad
Ell the roads to his house and has Tort
friends who will maintain n siege with him
Two hundred OF the Twelfth Light Infantr
have been ordered TO the section.
-Eev. Hugh Hadna, ID. D., OF st. Enoch
Church, Belfast, has published a letter &C
: visiRg good citizens 10 remalnin their house
as closely as possible. The Doctor Tears
revival OF the riots, and that the soldier
! will have TO tire upon the citizens.
Mr.. Z. c. Russell in the House Of Con
e mons moved AN adjournment TO inquire
) the object of the Government in sendiI
Cen Butler TO Ireland was TO establish ma
: tai law. After some debate, in which u
e Secretary for Ireland said the appOintmeI
was civil one purely, the motion was los