The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-04-26
FOREIGN.

The emperor has ordered that in prayers
in church the expression, His Males En-
peror Frederick be replaced by "Thy SER
want, Frederick, the Emperor"
Advices from the Philippine Islands say
that the town of San Fernando, in the prov
lnce Of Pampanga, has been partly burned.
The damage is placed at $1,000, 900.
1t is reported that Mr. Chamberlain has
decided to permanently sever relations with
the Liberal party and that he will shortly
accept position in the cabinet.
The condition of Minister Pendleton has
considerably improved since his admission
to the hospital. The paralysis of his side is
pronounced to be slight. A complete recov-
cry is expected.
The report is confirmed that Mr.. John
Brights eldest son will contest the parlia-
mentary seat for Rochdale in the conserva-
tive interest against Mr.. Potter, former
trusted co-worker with Mr.. Bright and Mr..
Golden.
Mr.. Gilig arrived at Queenstown on board
the steamer Etruria from New York. He
had been confined to his room since his de-
parture from New York, and he looked
dictate of Americans had made overtures to
re-establish the American exchange and to
assume its liabilities, but the matter had not
been decided yet.
About 1900 students assembled in the
Latin quarter and marched to the Hotel
du Louvre, shouting "Down with Bou-
laugerln "Down with the dictatorln etc.
They came into collision with crowd of
Boulangerists, and were driven into the
boulevards in disorder. Reassembling, they
attacked the Boulangerist newspaper offices
The Boulangerist party following, attacked
the students with loaded sticks, and many
were wounded. Finally the police separated
the combatants, and arrested a large
number Of them.
M. Ferreul, radical, was reelected a
member of the chamber Of deputies for Car
cassone.
Mr.. O'Brien spoke at Fermoy. He was
not molested He declared that the meeting
would have been held if it had been pro-
claimed
Advlces from MOROCCO say unaJ numuer
of the sultan's troops attacked the Northwest
African company's depot at Cape July, near
Morocco. They killed the manager of the
depot and wounded others. Help is urgently
needed.
United States Minister Pendleton is rapidly
recovering. He is attended by his daughter,
who hurried to his bedside from Italy, where
she was on tour for her health. Mr.. Pen
dletons physician advises him to abstain
from work for long time.
DIR. Junker. the explorer, In lecture peiore
the Geographical society expressed his firm
conviction that Stanley is now with Emin
Bey. This is the opinion OF oil the Leading
German explorers.
The London Chronicles Rome correspond
emit says the Pope is about to issue docu
ment condemning the plan of campaign and
boycottlng and forbidding Catholics to re
sort to such practices.
A crowd of 500 persons rescued prison.
at Abbeyfeale, Ireland and stoned the police
Fifteen officers were injured, four of then
severely. The police were subsequently re
emf orced, and arrested five of their assail
ants.
The revolt of the peasants at Buchares
has been suppre sed Wholesale arrests hav
been made, and the prisons overflow witt
prisoners, the majority of whom will he lib
Grated. Enormous quantities of grain ar
being distributed among the starving peas
antry by the military.
The steamer Dabulamanzi passed of Cap
Agulhas the British ship Fairholm, Capt
Buck, from Calcutta Feb. 10 for Philadel
phia, on fire and abandoned No boats wer
seen by the steamer.