Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-09-25
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Fresh shocks q earthquake were felt al
Athens.
"A violent outbreak of cholera is report
ed at Tore del Annunziata, near Naples
in consequence of which a religious festival
has been prohibited by the town author
tiles.
-0i the 1,526 persons treated by VI.
Pasteur for fang wounds, but four have
died.
"A Munich artist has paid S12, 800 for
the exclusive right of making and serling
photographs oi the castles Of the late King
Ludwig.
Russia, 1t is alleged. is sending loo
soldiers to the COrean frontier under the
guise OF cmisrants. .,--..
King Milan. OF Scrvia, who was on his
VITO Gluckenburg, hassd eci<led tosreturn
to Belgrade on accoBnt OF thesituation in
tne Dilkansc zss F-s
-Parncll. it is reported. has come to
terms with the government and il il thought
in consequence that parliament will adjourn
September 10.
1t is rumOred that Turkey is making
extensive military preparations on the
Asiatic frontier in accordalce with thezud-
vice OF two friendly powers.
The British press generally take a
gloomy. View of the esituatiOu in the Balkans
and express grave doubts whether Bis.
marck's policy wiIfensure the peaeeoi Eu,
rope, Z
In thef house 81 commons Sir J. Fergu-
son, under foreign secretary. stated that a
change of government in Bulgaria can only
Occur with the consent of the signatory
powers to the treaty nf Berlin, and that
the election Of u new prince must be unani-
nous.
The freedom of Limerick is to be pre-,
sented-to Mr.. Gladstone.
Special Envoy Sedgwick has left the
City OF Mexico for Chihuahua.
1t is believed at Sofia that the depart
ure Of Prince Alexander viii result in civil
war.
The deaths from Asiatic cholera in
Corea number several hundred daily.
Twenty soldiers havs been placed under
arrest at Birr, Ireland, because they re-
iused to assist:in the work OF evictions.
The 81. Petersburg press generally take
the position that the present regency and
ministry of Bulgaria contain elements OF
fnebh conplieatio ons.z .
p. Il. Beltram, n clerk in the Spanish
consulate at Hong Kong, forged the name
OF the Spanish consul to bill of exchange
for S30, 900 and has disappeared.
Mr.. Louden, formerly a prominent
member OF the National Land League, ae-
crises the 1eag,:e ~ investing donations in.
stead of using the money to help cvictei
tenants.
A memorial has been sent TO the Eng
lish government by the conference OF Cath
'ohc bishops at MaynoOth, Ireland, urging
the adoption of temporary measures to re-
lieve the Irish tenantry.
There was great rejoicing at Philipop-
polls on the occasion OF Prince Alexander's $
fete day. ra1 &
Negotiations have been concluded for
the return from massachusetts to- canada
OF 100 French families.
: AAterrible stste s,f affairs is reported in
india, and thc'country is said TO on the
verge of financial disaster.
EAstsan named Jamcss tire.r- ~ Mad
taken a farm from an evicted tenant, was
shot dead near Innis, Ireland.
-A9utrages by moealghters are reported
at Dnblins and at Tralee. County Kerry,
ftetdnd.
Fifteen persons were crushed To death,
thirty seriously hurt and over hundred
slightly injured during panic in church
at Padus Apstria 6 -
Russia, through her agent at Sofia, ad-
vises that public opinion he allowed TO calm
down before new prince is elected to the
Bul:arian throne.-
Capt. Markham, who accompanied the
Alert On the. Hudson -bay-expedition, re-
ports Hudson strait navigable for four
months inths year.
ELEVEN English fishing vessels have been
seized by the French authorities at Harye
for infriDgementof the international mari
time and fisheries laws