The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-11-06
FOREIGN NEWS.


The body OF Minister Lincoln's son has
heen placed aboard the steamer City OF New
'orh at lNerpooi'
The modus vivendi which the Portuguese
government has proposed to England opens
up the Zambesi to all nations, while England
agrees TO make no treaty with native chiefs
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Sig. Bert, dlrector-general OF police, Is
dead at Rome.
Senior Miguel SuareZ Guanes, Spanish con-
sul-general at New York. has been appointed
Spanish minister to the United States.
Carver & Whitnev's ''WiId America" has
sailed from Brennan for Australia.
T., ,,;ou of a. lo,;s;>, !, uo,Ior3 :, no
card to the kim the Duke of Nassau has
summoned the Luxembourg Chamber to
meet Nov.4.
The minister of commerce has warned the
wooen weaving apparel manufacturers at
Berlin against tue espionage of American
commissioners, it appearing that r Gently
the American consuls, when legalizins in
voices, tried to obtain information regarding
the cost of producing these goods and on
other matters.
The Dutch Parliament BY vote of l09 to
). has declared the King incapable of gov
erning.
The Greek patriarch has refused to take
any notice Of the commission appointed to
effect an understanding between the Porte
and the Greek synod, or to abide by its de-
cls'on.
Mrs Ptman, daughter of Dion and Agnes
Boucicault, is dead
An official ro,,ort ;ss,,od b, tho Drtoh
government states that the government coffee
harvest in Java is only % 400 pkols. A de-
spatch from Rio Janiero, however, states
that the Brazilian coffee harvest is very
abundant.
Three thousand strikers at a meeting at
sydney, n. S. W., declared in favor OF con-
tinuing their struggle. Tie miners of New
castle have del we'd resuming, work There
rioting in Adelaide, has been caused bv
unionists molestng non-union men.
An extensive strike has heen begnn Inv tho
docl,men Of pIvmnntb Enr aoai,7st ~ avn.
nIorment Of non-nrion NOV "e'''''' '''' ''''
Michael Davitt in tbe Con,e,,, norarv Pe-
view asks yhv extarn,l haln shonid no
aske3 mr. cynacts1 hv Irel,nd when there
are 70 ono 00o now in Irish hankS and othar
;ns,;t,,,;onS fuaot;n,, nS hh ,oui Lt 49,
starvation and tbe shame Of racaivirc aims
a paha OF moohhgn'e!s III oounIy care
ire nave ihuroefeu Siri hahieo flahagah
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A. ilieetlllP Oh Sailors anu nreinen
Unions u q. Loluoh, iholias Mann preslulhg,
all tho sbinniua indnstr;eS VI ~"
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a, Lnesel Iefi,an me ooal men were
ulowneu %hi'e tfyil 70 rescue the crew OF
un Iaa - nriusn Ntssel hflk 6eiehasen' wnlcn
was 'oa mrecNeu Oh olesFiP ohis one OF tlle
Fessefs ere" was saved
During the past lie" DAYS an agreement
mas 9eeh mace III LONDON Dy Whlch Lord
shahuoll'h ohurchlil shali once more give
MS services 10 the conservative larty.
W. pano'it h"s .Iavel'eu rom n "A ullethore
W Iali aioe, oiie VI tne poorest YiIlases Ill u
tip'a,; I9nse,.eu ols!ri ~ ne aro'e 1nrousn
neonie seen woe an,tbatic A. a le,gno
convention in Iimaricl. John O,Co"Sor
warned Mr.. Baifour not to m,sinternret
Irish respect and try to make political capt
tai out of his visit, or he would be treated
as the Prince OF Wales was.
The trial of Mr.. Harrison. NJ. P, and
others, on the charge OF rioing at Tipperary,
has been adjourned for three weeks. Mr..
Harrison has brought action against Magis-
trate Caddeil of Iipperary for assault and ex.
GUIDING MIN from the court house. The
crowns application to estreat the bail OF
Dillon and O'Brien has been postponed for
'nIeo Neehs'
The victorian ministry has been defeated
in the colonial Parliament, at Melbourne, by
vote of want OF confidence.
The members of the extreme Left were
absent when the grand council of Ticino met
in Bellinzona, Switzerland. NJ. Fognetti
was elected President The members of the
Left have decided to join the government If
offered the choice of two seats in the cab
met.
On change of government, Lord Randolnh
Churcbill viii he offered he leadnrsb;n ~
the opposition in the British House Of Com
mons
The London lockers, union has issued q
manifesto. forbiddjnr anv strike on account
of tho dock comnan;es' nronosad CHANCES
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NV "a' u''so'''u "i'ei al oAistei'eo VI III
years.
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