Widnes Examiner. — 1883-10-13 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

THE EXAMINEP, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1883.  FOREIGN INTELLIG .  The Yunj,tub Local Self-Government Bill was passed by the Indian Vice-regal Council on Wednesday. The Democrats of Ohio have returned their candidate for the governorship of the State by a majority of ten thousand.  The son of Prince Mavrocordato, the Hellenic Minister to France, met his death accidentally on Sunday, having shot himself while trying a revolver. The Emperor and Empress of Russia left Copenhagen on Thursday to return home. The Prince and Princess of Wales leave the Danish capital on the 15th inst.  THE KHEDIVE OF EGYPT has issued a decree granting an amnesty for crimes connected with the late insurrection, with the exception of murders and outrazes on women. The budget of the French Minister of War was presented on Thursday to the Budget Committee. The total amount of the estimated expenditure is 593,000,000 franca. The French Commissioner in Tonquiu has, according to reports in Hong Kong, bought off in hard cash the opposition of the Black Flags to the occupation of that territory by French troops. A telegram, dated Rome, Thursday, says that the police havelarrested four of the band of marauders who had formed a plan to rob a special train when entering the tannel near Sassari. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria intends shortly to visit Vienna and Berlin. M. Zankoff, the Bulgarian Premier, has declared his intention to place the laws in harmony with the reStoreci constitution.  CE rEWAYo.—Usibepu has sent a peremptory message to Cetewayo, telling hina he must leave the reserve territory and not again return to Zululand. The British troops are building a strong fort at Ekowe, an the Natal frontier. A REMARKABLE ACCIDENT has just occurred at Pittsburg, , Pennsylvania. The brakes on a street car failed to act, and ' the vehicle ran clown a hill and into a railway train which was standing at the foot. Twenty-five persons were hurt, and three of them are reported to have died. GENERAL TIIRBAUDIN, the French Minister of War, has rtsigned. His resignation is understood to have very materially dissipated the difficulties whin nave arisen oetween the French and Spanish Governments, in consequence of the hestile reception of King Alfonso in Paris. v... . . , Romnicta....--,tvang tinartes, at a iuncneon at asucnarest Monday, following the formal opening of a new royal residence, said he bad erected the place as a sign that his dynasty had taken deep root in Roumania, and to afford his people a proof of his boundless confidence in the country's future.  Nimusu i Russr.t.. A Russian schoolmistress and eight young ladies, her pupils, all inmates of the Marie Institute, at Warsaw, of which the Czar is patron, have been arrested by the police of that city. On a search being made of the premises a large number of Nihilist pamphlets were discovered.  THE DEFENCE OF O'DmiNELL.—Telegrams from New ork state that extensive preparations are being made for the defence of O'Donnell, the man who shot James Carey. Large sums have been collected, and a number of " witnesses " are to be sent to London, it would seem, under the mistaken impression that they can be called on his behalf.