Connecticut western news., 1888-09-26
CURRENT EVENTS ABROAD.

preserve her dearly-won liberty, and not give herself into the hands of a dictator. United the people could again become great without recourse to arms. In conclusion he expressed tho pious gratitude of the people toward the hero, and that the country had invincible con- fidence in the future.
 The Egyptian Government has refused to grant permission to Italy to recruit Soudanese for the defense of Massowah.
 It is stated that the Government will ask the Reichstag to sanction the building of number of men-of-war.
 MT. William O'Brien, speaking at Mary borough, said that Ireland's arm had been long enough to reach Lord Landsowne in Canada, and it would yet reach him in India.
 A conflict arose. says Zanzibar dispatch, between German residents and coast tribes at Bagomoyo. The German Admiral landed with a force from the Leipsic to assist the Germans and killed 150 men without suffering a single casualty.
 A large box arrived at St. Petersburg from Warsaw. The address was insufficient and the box was opened whom it was found to contain the body of a lady attired in costly, dress, with profusion of lace and jewels. Tho wo man had been strangled to death. It is SUD- posed that she Was murdered by Nhiilists
 The British Forelgn Utnce announces that all the ports in Portuguese India are infected with cholera.
 Prince Jerome Napoleon has visited Kos
  the marriage of Princess Letitia.
 A despatch from Cairo says: GA force of 4,OOO rebels is in the vicinity of Suakim. The Governor has applied for additional troops"
 The owners of the German paper, the Social Democrat, fearing that it would be supp: essed by the authorities, have removed the office from Zurich to London.
 Greece has sent 8 vigorous protest to Turkey against the seizure of a Greek vessel at Chios.
 Emperor William of Germany has dis pleased the extreme Church body by appoint ing Professor Harnock to the chair of church history in the Berlin University.
 Lord Selborne denies Mir. Gladstone's state ment that the Irish leaders were exonerated from complicity in the Phnaix Park murders by Mir. Gladstone's last Cabinet.
 China has finally rejected the treaty, and the Exclusion bill will now undoubtedly be signed, though some amendments may be ad- vised.
 "A ,ong tram bearing recruits, who were re- turning from the German army manoeuvres, collided with freight train at Meppen, Hano- yer. Four of the recruits were killed and large number were wounded. Twelve of the cars carrying troops wet 0 wrecked The accl- dent was caused by misplaced switch.
 The German Colonial Company has ap- pealed to the public to subscribe to the Emin re ief fund, stating that the fund must be raised ill ten days, and that any support grant ed by the Reichstag will be too late.
 The Suoboda, a Sofia newspaper, in threatening article, says: "Unless the Porte relieves Bulgarians in Macedonia from the dominance of the Greek clergy, and grants au- tonomy in conformity with the Berlin treaty, and surrenders the administration to Bulgaria, the Eastern question will soon be reopened."
 MT. Chamberlain made an address to the Radical-Unionist Conference in England, and said some very unknd things of Liberals and of his old ally, Gladstone.
 A fire in Brisbane, Queensland, caused 8 loss of property amounting so S2,00O,OOO.
 It is reported that, besides Attorney Gen. eral Webster, MT. Henry James has been re- tained to appear for the Times before the Par the fund to be used in paying the expenses of Mir. Parnell in his litigation now amount to f3, 5000.
 The Cologne Gazette says it is r,lmorcd that the King of Greece intends to abdlcate ill favor of his son. It is stipulated that Princess Sophie, who is to marry the Crown Prince of Greece, has not changed her religion. The Greek law does not require the Queen to be- long to theGreek Church. Princess Sophie has commenced learning the Greek language.
 An epidemic of diphiheria which recently broke out in Madrid is assuming serious pro- portions The Governors daughter has been attacked. The Governor had been visiting patients, and it is supposed he carried the in lection to his home.
 Tt is confirmed that Empress Frederick of Germany will visit Queen Victoria at Balmoral early in October.
 The Queen of England has sent message of condolence to Walter Barttelot, the father af Major Barttelot. who was murdered in Af- rica.
 -The Sultan has refused to sanction the protocol defining Turkeys rights in the Red Sea, which the Porte proposed to append to the Suez Canal Convention.
 The body of German gendarme with bullet hole through his head. has been found on French territory. An inquiry was held and evidence was adduced showing that the man committed suicide.
 M. Solomon, the deposed President of Hayti, has just undergone the operation of cystotomy ill Paris. He is in a CT .tlcal condi- ton.
 -Maneuvres of the Russian fleet in the Black sea will take place during the latter part of this month.
 The workmen employed on the Eiffel tower which is being constructed as one of the fea- lures of the app coaching Paris exhibition, threaten to strike unless their wages are raised.
 -Bulgari n representatives in Macedonia have sent an energetic address to the Grand Vizier, insisting upon the execution of reforms in Macedonia guaranteed by the English trea- ty. Tho Bulgarian Exarch has visited the am- bassadors of the powers and presented similar demands.
 Tine Dutch Government, it is claimed, in- tends to present bills for a modification Of the constitutional laws concerning primary educa- tion, for the division of the great towns into separate electoral districts. for the regulation of tue labor of children in factories and for 6 modification of the sugar tax. A credit vii Do asked for the completion of the strengthening of the navy.
 English cotton spinners are considering plan to defeat the co; ton ''corners" now being engineered here and in Liverpool.
 MT. John Dillon has been released fro Il Dundalk Prison in consequence or the sad con- dition of his health.
 -Advices from Paris state that fifty Ger mans, suspected of being spies, have been eX- pelled from France.
 The Post says that naval critics unani- mously declare that the attack on Wilhelms- haven on the 12th instant was brilliantly repulsed and the port proved to be impregna- ble.
 Count Herbert Bismarck has gone to visit Count Schouvaloff, the Russian Ambassador to Germany, at his estates in Courland. The whole German press approves the new infantry regulations One paper recalls the fact that the late Emperor Frederick, notwith- standing his illness, initiated the changes that have been made.
 Another candidate for the White Pasha has been discovered in Captain Van Gele, the Congo explorer. He says he thinks he must be tho mysterious person, as he had number of conflicts with the natives near the Bahr-el- Gazel district early in the year. His descrip- i ton corresponds with that given by the native | of the White Pasha.
 It is known that twenty eight persons have been drowned in the floods in the Iyrol, Austria. Many others are missing. FOR AGRICULTURE. The Bill Creating an Executive De partmcnt Passed.