Denton Examiner, Audenshaw, Hooley Hill and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1876-12-30 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

TUNA.  _ ..... I.—Abdul Asir, the Sultan of Turkey, deposed, and Murad V. enthroned in his stead. The revolution WILS secretly and successfully planned by the Soften, add it was completed without resistance. • 4.—The ex-Sultan Abdul Ante "was strangled first add committed suicide afterwards," which is the beet why to word the conflicting statements of alleged asseseination and suicide.  6.—The escape announced of six Fenian prisoners from Western dudralia.  • 14—Electoral riots of is serious nature reported from Belgium.  16.--A-ssassmation of Ifussein Avni Pasha, Turkish Minister of wur, and Raschid Pasha., Minister for Foreign Affairs, end arrest of the murderer. 21.—Message of Preeident Grant to the United States Congress reepecting the extradition ditEculty with England. 28.—The news from Senna continued to ind'cate the imminence of war.  2.—The &raisin, and Montenegrins crossed the Turkish frontier, and on the following day engageMonti were reported to have Saken place. O.—Forty persons were drowned through a tornado Which swept over Northern lowa. ' Io.—The Emperors of Russia and Austria at an interview are said to bate agreed upon &policy of nonintervention in the Turko-Servian war.  13.—The Auetriane reported to have closed the port of Mak.  19.—The Emperors a Germany and Austria had a meeting at Salzburg. ' 21.—Tbe Chamber at. Bueharestdoclared that RouMania would preserve neutrality in the Turkish war. 28.—The blockade of Dahomey porta announced.  •. Awns?. 2.—News of the Turks assuming the offensive and  advancing into Berrie, and of the Montenegrins beginning the blockade of Trebutje. W.—General de Cissey succeeded by General Bertimid as French Minister of War.  Is.—Neere publ felled of the capture and threatened murder of Europeans by the King of Dahomey. e. . . . . . . .  20. —Great barttle between the 'Turkish and 'fiervian troops near Alesinals. The arrival announced of the escaped Fenian convida in New York. 28.—Particulars published of the disturbances in Samoa.  31.—Depoeition of Murad V., and proclamation of Prince Abdul Hamid as his successor.  SupTeunatt,  I.—The Marquis of Mastegessa sentenced to eight years' imprisonment for forging the name of the King of Italy to bills. 6.—News of the retreat of the Servians towards Doligrad, after the battle of Alexinats, and of severe fighting betwetin the Turks and Montenegrins. 14.—News arrived of the defeat of the Boers by the Oaffres in South Africa. .....  18.—The announcement made of a ten days' suspension of hostilities between Turkey and Berris. W.—Attempt to proclaim Prince Milan King of Berrie, which his Highness subsequently repudiated. '24.—The Hell Gate Rock, at New York, blown up by dynamite. 25.—Destruetive hurricane at New South Wales announced. . . .  29.—NeWs of the resumption of hostilities by Servia, and on the following day of severe fighting in the Morava Valley. Ocrossa._ _ _ .  s.—Austria reported to have-rejected the Russian proposals for occupation of Turkish territory. 10.—Lord Napier of Magdala assumed the Governorship of Gibraltar. 12.—Reports that Russia would not consent to the six months' armistice proposed by Turkey. 19.—Warl,ke preparations reported to be in progress in Greece. 24.—P10t against the life of the Turkish Grand Visier and Midhat Pasha discovered, the arrests being numerous. _ .  30.—News of the capture of Djunis and Alezinstz be the Turk., which meant the complete discomfiture of the Servians.