The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-01-10

An uprising Of Socialist Denocz.ss fessed in
Berlin
Il John Dillon, H. r, sentenced to six mouths.
impetsunment without hard labor
Il Tie Brazilian senate passed the bin ahoushin6
slavery which was passed BY the chamber Of
deputies tho previous week
Lord wolseley having declared In the British
house OF lords that q hostile army Of 10000
men were to land In England, she would be at
its mercy. Lord Salisbury replied censuring
Lord Wolseley. The discussion was caused ~
the result OF the British naval maneuvers
meut Issued manifesto declining to rccoS-
nize the right Of the Holy SEQ TO interfere
With the Irish people In tho management Of
their POLITICAL ahairs
q Anti Chinese agitation h New South Wsjep
and New Zealand assumed an alarming ten
deocy.
q Much trouble from bandits reported from
q. First train passed over Trans Caspian railroad
to Samaracand. causing ssrious rioeA
yuxK
IS Dom Pedro II Brazil reported recovered
for lhcling he royal family.
French senate passed . credit Of 900
francs for war PREPARATION
e. A papal encyclicl under this date rslterS.A
the former decree against boyooeting and the
plan Of campaign
& Tho jury h the o'Dounel- London Times libel
suit returned . verdict In favor Of Tho TfpeA
:. Alliance reported between Germany and Bel
gtum.
q The electors chosen June q. formally elected
Gen Porf1rio Diax a. president Of Mexico.
II Gen Boulanger. IN the Frepch chamber a
deputies. told the premier - Lied, anc left bs-
fore he could be censured
"a Boulanger and Floques fought . duel Boz
langer stuck through the neck.
90. Dr. Ridley, who attended Mr.. Vaudeville, Il
r., In Tullamore jail committed suicide.
a6 Ninth centennial OF RlsnaS Christianixat5on
celebrated at Kief.
81 Mr.. Parneu charged that Mr. Chamberlain d.
vulged state secrets In 1854 Lively row Ia
tho house Of commons IN consequence.
Great strike oo In PariA
& italy notified thu powers that she had takes
possession Of MasDowah and surrounding dis
trictA
Z. Riots between French strikers and police .,
Amiens and PariA
IL Parnen took steps t. Suo Tho London Ttme1
for libel In Scotland
~ Strike among glaso workers in Lyons Franco
is Count Won Moltke retired as chief Of the stad
Of Germany. and was succeeded BY the Counl
Won Waldersea
IL Two thousand cotton mill carders at Black
burn England. on strike
Thousands OF men out Of work.
10. Revolution reportai In Hayu President Salo
mon left the island.
10 Boulanger riots ut Amiens and Abbcvlla
France.
Emperor William a. a banquet at Franklin on
Oder. said A6 0OO. 900 Germans would die ratbe
than give up Alsace- Lorraine.
IA. Close Of the Paris strike.
90. Honors conferred on all the British member,
OF the fisheries commission. excepting JOSEPH
sErrExnEa-
l. Diary Of tho late Emperor Frederick Of 0er
many published
L Gladstone hissed ct Wrexham, WaieA
IL News received Of tho Of MAI. BsrtteaoG
leader OF the Stanley relief expedition
ed Publication Of further extracts fsum Empero,
Frederick's diary forbidden By tho Germal
government
"a. 6amoans rebelled against King Tamassee, do
feated his army and declared Matalfa king.
OCTOBER
Is DR.. Mackenzies book ordered seized BY tn
German government
"a Great excitement In Wurtemburg over alleget
control Of the king by Hendry and Woodcock
American favorites.
e. The marriage Of King Milan and Queen Ne
thalis dissolved In pastoral Of the servias
metropolitan.
e. Accident to the cxar's train. The car and hi
family narrowly escaped DEATH
NovENDEa.
II. Rioting In Madrid Premier CAnovas mobbcd
~ Prsdo. the murderer Of Marie Agaetan, con
victed and sentenced to death In Para
10. Empress Frederick arrived In England
q. Arrest Of Dr. Tumblety. an American. In Lon
don. suspected Of being the Whitechapei mur
dArer.
DECEMBER.
Tho jubilee Of Emperor Francis Joseph cele
orated In Austria, aud by Hungarians an1 Bo
hemians throughout tho United States enc
Canada
10 A new Spanish cabinet formed
II. The French chamber Of deputies adopted th.
extraordinary budgets for 1889, the esttmatel
being axed at i3a. 800 600 franco
IL The German reichstag paused the resolutios
for the suppression Of the East African siav,
trade
II. Clemenceau. the French statesman. in
jurcd In duel with NJ Maurcl
Ad~ices received from Cairo that Stanley an(
smin Pasha are the prisoners OF tbs MaiSti
who demands the release oe Suaktm ky tn
British a. their ransom