Widnes Examiner. — 1883-09-22 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

SHAMEFUL NEGLECT OF A FAMILY.—A woman named I Agnes Ryan was on Sa.turday charged at the St. Helens Police Court with having committed a breath of the peace. Fhe prisoner, it seemed, had gone to the chemical works of Messrs. Lockwood and Leith, where her husband was engaged, and raised a disturbance there. It, however, appe-red fi- • O't had br•rm driven tl this action by the neglect of her husband. He had recently been committed to gaol, fcirr,f9ur Montba,foryeglectiug hie:wife'and family, but thisi dad.not aesuf to -have worked .'4.n amendment, as he was -agatn neglecting them as much as-before. In view :of tlais' the Bench decided to dismiss the prisoner on her promising not to cause further annoyance to Messrs. Lockwood and Leith, and to call the attention of the relieving officer to the ease.  !1  _ EE( INTELI,IGE _ The cab ant omnibus drivers of Marseilles have struck for higher wages. Dr. Thuillet, of the Pasteur Fcientitic Nliesien, has died in Alexandria from cholera. The French comm ander in Tonquin has suspended operations pending the arrival of reinforcements. Princess Bismarck, wife of the German Chancellor, is reported to be alarmingly ill. It is reported from Alexandria that a son of .erabi Pasha is about to enter the British Army. Two Egyptian soldiers, convicted of participation in the massacres in Alexandria, were hanged in that city on Tuesday. The nnmber of Italians who emigrated to other countries daring last year was 161,562, as compared with 135,832 in 1881. Intelligence has been received from Coomassie of the defeat of Koffee K death in his attempt to recover the Ashentee throne. Six peasant women have been killed by lightning while standing for shelter under a tree during a thunderstorm at Kolen, Bohemia. A sulphur cave has fallen in at Lercara, Fridda, in Sicily, killing several persons. Among the injured was Mr. John Rose, the proprietor. A. large public meeting was held at Buenos Ayres on Monday, at which resolutions were passed in favour of obligatory and secular education. The Sultan of Zanzibar has been presented by the British diplomatic agent with the Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. It is reported from St. Petersburg that new arrests have taken place there among the officers of the Navy and of the Guards, especially of the regiments Ismailovsky and Sealenovsky. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria has re-established the Tirnova Constitution, and the Conservative Ministry having I resigned, a Liberal Cabinet has been formed, with M. Zankoff as president. The Servian parliamentary elections, which closed on Wednesday, resulted in the return ef 40 supporters of the Government., 14 Liberals, and 59 Radicals. In 19 cases s]cond ballots will be necessary. The Hawaiian Minister of Fo,.eign Affairs has sent a formal protest to the English, French, and American Governments against any annexation of Pacific islands by alien or colonial Powers. A silver crown, sent by the French colony of Rosario, Santa Fee has been deposited on M. Gambetta's tomb in the presence of M. Garnbetta's father and the Prefect of the Alpes Maritimes. It is reported from Rome that Mr. Errington is expected there in November. His object, it is said, is to continue the negotiations for establishing friendly relations between the British Government and the Vatican. Official statistics show that the number of suicides in Russia in 1882 anmunted to 1,811, and during the last five years to 7,713. Moscow furnished the largest contingent, then followed Kieff, Warsaw, and St. Petersburg. DIATEI or ran