Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-10-19
FOR IIGh NEWS.

The dean of Winchester and many other
members OF the English clergy have con-
.ributed TO the fund for the relief Of evicted
families in lrelai a.
The car and csarina were given bril-
liant reception at TIhis. The Georgian
mobiles forming the guard of honor, pre-
sented an address to the czar, in reply 10
which his majesty said he did not doubt their
fidelity.
Twenty thousand Yorkshire colliers have
given notice to their employers that they
will go on strike unless they are conceded q
10 per cent advance in their wages. It is
expected that 80, 900 colliers will give notice
TO the same effect.
The Pail Mall Gazette challenges the Ger
nan authorities to carry out the threat
made through the Nachrichten to institute
proceedings to prevent the publication in
London of the late Emperor Fredericks
diary The Gazette warns Prince B bismarck
not to attempt to extend abroad the tyranny
over the press which is exercised in Ger
many,
A rich petroleum well has been discovered
1T Andertown in Cheshire, England.
1t is reported that anarchists intended to
make an attempt upon the life of the En-
peror William while he was in Vienna.
A French cruiser has arrived at Zanzibar
ior the purpose of preventing the use of the
French flag by slavers as cover to their
| trade.
James Dunno, aged so years. who was
| avicted from Capt. Singletons estate at Lou
zen, Ire, died in q barn, to which his friends
had removed him Dunno had been elected
! from his house and placed in the road.
An anti Boulangst meeting in Paris was
disturbed by Boulangists, and fight ensued,
/ in which the furniture in the hall was
Ryrap aI nd
The Nechrichten says that cipher code
which had been placed at Emperor Freder-
icks disposal for communicating with the
leading officials of the empire is missing. 1t
was in the Emperor's room at the time OF his
leath, but has since been stolen.
| =. A Madrid dispatch to the Independence
Beige says that there is a renewal of the con-
lict between Morocco and the United States.
The latter, says the Dispatch demands that
the authorities at Fez should be punished for
the arrest of the American consul's protese,
and that an indemnity should be paid
Prime Minister Floquet declares that he
will resign if the project for the revision Of
the constitution is rejected or has to be
adopted by a majority secured by coalition.
He further declares that he will only accept
5he vote OF republican majority adopting
;he project.
Daniel Goldng, formerly q warden in
!
with having committed perjury at the in
luest into the death of Mr.. John Mande-
Vile Golding deposed at the inquest that
Mr. Vaudeville had been ill-treated by him
self and the other wardens, under orders of
;he governor of the jail, Goldmg was adj
mitted to bail.
Lord Harrington has promised to attend n
Unionist demonstration during the Easter
recess Mr.. Chamberlain and other leaders
will BE- present. Mr.. Gladstone has declined
an inv tation to participate in public drive
from Wolverhampton to Birmingham on the
ground that his physical condition does not
permit him to do so.
A free library was opened n Londonder-
ry last week. The mayor gave banquet in
; honor of the occasion, and In replying to a
, toast to his health he announced that the
queen ~ had decided to confer the dignity of a
city upon belfast. lie quoted ototistioo in
dicating revival of industry and prosperi-
ty and decrease of crime in Ireland.
Sampson, Lowe g. Co. have written another
letter relative to the premature publication
Of Dr. Mackenzies book, expressing their
chagrin and regret that the papers used ma
terial whth was surTeptitiouSly obtained.
They state that they intend to take legal
opinion rs to whether or not the publication
Of the matter is breach of the copyright
law.
The Pail Mall Gazette states that Dr. Berg
mann, one OF the physicians who was in at
= tendance upon the late Emperor Frederick
, will bring an action for libel in the Englist
courts against Dr. Mackenzie for the state
ment made by the latter in his book on the
. case of Emperor Frederick, reflacting on DR.
Bergmann's ability as physician. The Ga
zette also says that DR.. Gerhardt will prob
ably institute proceedings against DR.. Mac
kenze.
Emperor William and King Humbert re-
viewed $4,000 troops at Camp Centocelle
Ten thousand snectetors gathered to witness
the review. Emperor William repeatedly
5he men. He specially praised the man@u
vres of the bersaglieri and mountain artil
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