Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-11-06

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Sofia.
The Marquis OF Landsdown has sale
for Quebec
Lord Mayor of London forbid tn
sOciaIistic parade.
NJ. Karaviloif refuses TO 90 to Tirnova
| fearful Of assassination.
Gen. HauIbers has ordered the arres
! OF a number OF suspects.
Protocol has been signed renewing Ill
| pIumatIC relations between Servia and Bul
| sdria. It provides for treaty of com
| merce and Tor thu references Of several dis
| putes TO Joint commission.
The Swiss government is endeavorin.
| to buy and own all the railroads.
Cholera has broken out in Futhen anc
! GoH~cnhein near Mainz.
The pro-Russa meeting to have beer
held at SOFIA has been prohibited. Gen
haulbers was 70 have been present
several R.ssians have been arrested a-
\eraa, ana wild confusion prevails.
Prince Bismarck thinks Prince Alexan.
Ger VIII be his own successor te the throne
Turkey and Russia are far apart re.
sarding the Bulgarian controversy.
"A strike among the Dock laborers, at
Ghent, Belgium is on.
"A statue of Frederick the Great has
been erected in the Arsenal in London.
The mining industry OF Westphalia is
depressed and masters are dlscharging some
pf their help. Seven hundred men have
thus far been discharged.
The London Times hopes that Lord
lddesleigh, the Foreign Secretary, will tell
VI. WaddingtOn, the French Ambassador.
plainly and firmly that England will Judge
Tor herself when her task in Egypt IS fin
shed.
Prince Hohenlohe- Waldenburg is the
latest European prince to die.
The creditors Of the late King Louis of
Bavaria will get 7,0O0,0 900 marks.
The International Sanitary Congress
viii next meet at Vienna in September,
1857.
All sums hereafter won at lotteries in
uermany VIII revert to the Government.
League receipts. as per report OF Ma
tIonal League, $3.50.
The North German Gazette. PRINCE Bis.
marck : organ, says that Germany has no
cause to complain OF England's colonial
pohcy. The lew questions under discus
SION between Germany and England, the
paper says, will shortly besettled desirably
and Justly to the interests of both.
Plans have been completed to deepen
the Main and Danube canal, in order to
give sufficient water link between these
two streams. Canals have been COM
menced between the Rhine and the Ems.
and between the Spree and the Oder.
-Advices from Buda Pesth. are to the
ELECT that there is talk Of making the dele
cations sit IN Vienna instead of Buda Pesth,
m account of the existence of cholera in
that city. The Hungarians object to the
dea on the ground that they were Obliged
to sit at Vienna in 1873, while a cholera
epidemic was raging there, and also be-
cause such action would tend to increase
The scare among the people of Buda Pesth
md to inlure the trade of the city.
"A bill has been introduced IN the North.
vest Council at Winnipeg, to provide for
the support of illegitimate children of In
iian women. The Northwest Council in
.ent enacting legislation to stamp out the
gopher nuisance.
1t is expected that the Sobranje will
mpeach NJ. Karavelofi, and compel him to
'esign from the regency.
The United States Government has in
ormed Spain that it withdraws the procla-
nation re-establishing the 10 per cent. duty
IN Spanish imports from October 20.
"A conference OF Tories was held at
Bradford Tuesday. There were 500 dele. /
ates present. The conference adopted i'm
'erial federation as an article of the Con. !
ervative faith.
Mr.. Gladstone, in response to a re-
luest TO contribute to book defining the |
LIBERAL programme. saws: MY friends for |
yet my years. hold on to politics in the |
lope of possibly helping to settle the Irish |
question. But general operations of 6be |
'arty and particular subjects am Obliged.
md intend, to leave in the hands of Others
The owners Of coal mines in the soutb
4 Wales intimate their intention of making
, reduction of 23 per cent. in the wages of |
heir employees.
Mir. Haslett. ex-member oftbe House of
ommons, has consented to accent the
layorsblp OF Belfast for the ensuing year.
Fourteen moonlighters have been ar
ested at Milltown. near Tralee, County
Aerry, on the charge OF raiding the house
i VI. X. Huggard, magistrates secretary,
n August IL last. All the accused were
aught in bed after midnight. Four other
loonlighters, including the doctor of the
istrict OF Milltown, are awaiting trial for
ring upon the police the same night that
iuggard' house was raided.
Princess Helene OF Orleans has been
in the chapel OF st. Louis. Car.
inal Manning officiating. The Count and
ountess OF Paris. the Duke of Orleans and
host OF ar1stocrats were present.
"A dispatch from Anglers to the Paris
aulols says that dynamite cartridges |
ave been found at the doors OF the hotels
here in which the members OF a Catholic
ongress are staying. One ofthe cartridges
tploded, but only slight damage was
one.
The Senate has passed bill providing
IT the sale OF the crown jewels.
Princess Helene OF Orleans was con
med in London Tuesday by Cardinal
aiming.
AT meeting OF the Canadian cabinet
hursday it was decided not to respite
1roule, the murder.
In, his speech Lord Randolph Churchill.
'clared that the government would not
ant home rule to Ireland; that it would
al with local government in Ireland, but
ould not be in hurry about it.