Connecticut western news., 1888-04-18
CURRENT EVENTS ABROAD.

Queen Victoria visited the Emperor and Empress of Brazil at Florence.
 The chief director of the Compton d Es- cOmpte of Paris has arrived at St. Petersburg to conduct negotiations for the advancing of a loan to Eussa
 The French steamer Yorcuba, loaded with metals and cotton, which left Marseilles for tlavre and London, has been wrecked on the island of Guernsey. The crew were saved
 The volcano Jorullo in the State of Colima, Mexico, is growing active. Fine ashes, which ,re almost invisible in the air, are beginning 10 settle on the vegetation in the neighbor- oood.
 Tho North German Gazette says that, owing 10 the contraction of the air passage of the Emperor's throat, Prof. Bergman inserted a new canula. The new canula was inserted without an operation and without causing the Emperor any pain. His general condition was not affected. After the insertion of the canula he remained in bed. It is believed that the contraction of the air passage indicates that ihe trachea has been attacked by local com- olaint.
 The Parnellite members of Parliament have caused to be distributed throughout County Clare placards urging the men of Clare 10 assert their rights, and assemble in thou sands at the twenty meetings soon to be held.
 The Germans have imprisoned Malietos, the deposed Samoan King, at Cameroons.
 The Thomastown Sessions has confirmed the sentence of three months imprisonment imposed upon Patrick O'Brien, NJ. P.
 Gen. Booths second daughter, Emma, Eurasian of the Indian civil service. There were 1000 persons present at the wedding.
 Andrew Carnegie has leased Cluny Castle in Invernesshire, Scotland.
 Lord Salisbury delivered speech at Car. narvon, Wales. He said he was convinced that all the rulers of Europe were struggling oprevent the calamity that might result from race conflicts, in which circumstances might arise that would involve their peoples. There was now reasonable hope that the life of Elm, peror Frederick would be continued. His life would be 8 pledge for the advancement oi mankind and the maintenance of peace. Re. ferring to the fisheries treaty, Lord Salisbury said that he had sent. Mr. Chamberlain tC America unfettered with orders, beyond in forming him of the broad views of the Gov. ernment. The treaty monument and would stamp peaceful feeling upon both ma. tions. The Premier expressed confidence that prosperity would return to Ireland when the people realized the hopelessness of effectlne political changes by disregard of the rights oi property and lives of their neighbors.
 Desperate resistance was offered at ar eviction at Whitechurch, Ireland. The house of the tenant to be evicted was so strongly defended that the evictors had to work severa hours with battering ram before they could effect an entrance. Two of the inmates were arrested and bail for them was refused. The tenants on the estate who adopted the plan o1 campaign arc organizing Q monster meeting at New Ross, and Messrs. O'Brien and Dillon will be invited to attend. It is expected that the meeting will be proclaimed by the Gov ernment.
 Sir James Ferguson, Under Foreign Secre tary, stated in the House of Commons that $ dispatch had bcen received from the Governor of Lagos announcing that Malietoa, the de- posed Samoan King, had been left at Came. rooms as prisoner by German gunboat from Samoa.
 Forty persons were killed and about BOG injured by tornado at Dacca. India.