Connecticut western news., 1888-12-12

Irish Executive appear to nave taken no pre- caution to issue proper instructions to the Irish police for the observance of due respect to the House of Commons"
 M. Secretan, director of the French copper syndicate, has written to mining jour- nal denial of tho accusations of incen- diarism in the Calumt and Hccla mine.
 A Madrid despatch says Gen. Oryan has resigned the portfolio of the Ministry of War; and Senor Puigcerver, Minister of Finance, desires to resign, The crisis is due to the el- cction of eight Conservatives and Protection sts as members of the Budget Committee The Conservatives hope to force Premier Sagasta to form a semi mi-Conscrvative-Pro- tectionist Ministry.
 A London despatch says that the Derby winner, Ormonde, has been sold to an Amerl- can for $S5, ,OOO
 Owing to a dispute at meeting of the Paris Municipal Council, two of the members, M. Menorval, Boulangist, and M. Chau- temps, an Irreconclablc, fought duel. The weapons used were swords. M. Chautemps received wound in the arm.
 Count Antonclli is about to leave the Red Sea coast for Shoa with caravan of 2,OOO camels loaded with gifts sent by Italy to King Menelik as q token of friendship. The gifts include 900 rifles and a large quantity of military stores.
 "A despatch to tho Berlin Tagcblatt from Zanzibar states that fight has occurred near Bagamoya and that it is rumored that the Germans have rctreated after losing several men.
 It is repsred that in various districts of Ireland in Limerick especially, tho distress among the agricultural laborcrs is enormous. Many are asking to be assisted to Buenos Ayres.
 MT Wake, an artist attached to the staff of tht London Graphic, has been shot near Suakin.
 Lord sackville has had a conference with Lord Salisbury.
 The Emperor Francis oseph has received letters from the Queen of England, the Elm peror of Russia and the Sultan of Turkey, congratulating him upon the fortieth anni- versay of his accession to the throne.
 Mir. Arthur Raymond Heath, Conserva- tive M. P, for the South division of Lincoln shire, in speech, said he believed that the Government at the next session of Parlia- ment would ask for loan of 91O, 900, ,OOO, to be devoted to strengthening the navy.
 The Russian marines stationed at Kie, have been forbidden to attend the services of tho Salvation Army.
 The Emperor William has given permis- sion to Baron Huene, military attache at Paris, to wear the cross of the Legion of Honor.
 Prince Bism arck in letter to the Dean of the Glessen University returns thanks for the doctorship of divinity conferred upon him.
 In the Italian Chamber of Deputies Sig nor Ungaro, in debate on the Emigration bill, demanded that measures be taken to protect Italian emigrants in America who might be deceived upon the prospects ofwork. Passports, he said, ought to be refused to persons unable to pay their passage and to live for some months without working after reaching America
 The French Chamber of Deputies dis cussed the Public Worship budget. An amendment reducing the number of Bishops was rejected. Previous to it's rejection the Minister of Justice declared that the Govern ment favored @ separation of Church and State, but that while the Con9ordat existed it was necessary to conform to it's terms.
 The French Government regards with in tense anxiety the Panama Canal develop ments. Premier Floquet and M. Peytral, Minister of Finance, held 8 conference with Count de Lesseps and the directors of the Credit Foncier. There were rumors that financial houses, under the Government guarantee, would assist the company. There is no reason however, to suppose that the Government has altered it's recent decision refusing guarantee.
 During 0 recent heavy gale the steamship Gothia, of the Stettin Lloyd line from Stettin for New York ran ashore at Talma. Shew injured so badly that Tor @ time it was thought she would go to pieces. Her 500 steerage passengers were with difficulty land ed, and the greater part of her cargo was thrown overheard.
 The French Governments intentions in dealing with Boulangism will be disclosed in the Chamber of Deputies in the course of @ debate about to be raised on a question asked by M. Jouvencel, Radical, as to what measures have been taken to insure respect for the established Government. In Premier Floquet's circle it is asserted that the Gov ernment's policy is to allow Gen. Boulanger full swing to destroy himself. Tho German Emperor directs that no sol diers associations old or new, be authorized unless the bylaws of such associations con- tain an article affirming attachment and de- votion to the Emperor. Such associations must also exclude from discussion at thei- meetings all political and religious questions.
 The anti-German newspaper Schwartz gelb was seized for attack upon the Ger man Ambassador. The press warfare has ceased. The article in the North German Ga zette eulogzing Austria Hungary a faith full ally and stronghold of peace and pros- perity to nations evoked warm responses. James O'Connor of United Ireland has been subp@ned to give testimony in behalf of the Times MT. kenney, Nationalist, and member of Parliament, and Alderman Dillon of Dublin will be summoned shortly. The Cologne Gazette declares that the diplomatic relations between Russia and Per sia threaten to become strained almost to
 
 dancy of England in Persia, from Q military standpoint as we'll as commercially. It is as- serted that the Shah has refused an exequatur to q Russian Consul at Mesched, where an English consul has long been stationed.
 A despatch from Rome says: The vati- can firmly denies the report that the Pope is pleased with Gen. Harrison's election. The report as reproduced ,here made painful i'm pression. The Vatican denies it, and declares | that the Pope never interferes in the politics | of nations.
 The Commercial Bank, of Odessa, has ordered the construction of twelve gunboats | for use in behalf of Montenegro. They are to be constructed by next April. The Workmen's Congress at Chatelet. Belgium, has decided upon general and i'm. | mediate strike of the colliers. The outdoor | meetings of the socialists in Brussels have | been prohibited in consequence of the pro- cession having hissed the Queen The Pope has sent to Emperor Francis | Joseph an autograph letter in which he con- | graduates the Austrian ruler upon the an- , niversary of his accession to the throne. The l Ossu'udtore Romano refers in terms of warm | praise to the Austrian Emperor for the rever- | ence shown him by the Holy See. Franz Volcher, of Vienna, Austria, ar | rived in Cincinnati, in company with two men | from Baltimore. They took him out riding | and finally took him to a saloon, where they | left him. They then disappeared, having robbed him of draft on Vienna bank for | $4S,OOO and several hundred dollars in cash. A Zanzibar despatch says The attack | of the Germans on Sardani has closed all routes leading to the interior, and communi- cation is shut off. Fears are felt for the Ger mans, who left Inswapeva on the day of the mbardment. There is nothing to prevent | the natives massacring them. It is generally hoped that the appoint ment of Sir Henry Norman as Governor of | Queensland will settle the dispute with that colony. Canada has not followed the exam | pie of other colonies in having voice in the | selection of Governors.
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