FRISCO MAIL NEWS

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 12, 26 July 1882, Page 3

FRISCO MAIL NEWS

.— p ♦; , . „ . , (by' ft.i>dh^i»'k.) ." » ■ 1 ••-.< 'i Si* FfrAiefcißCo,3uly 1. Eiinsns, Missouri, and lowa have again been visited; jbj /tornadoes. Tlie loss of life is heavy. The Washin^toQ journals publish a hater from Boston warning President - Arfl.Af atid'CiAaltes rf.lUatl of -a plot to assassinate them. . ,< . Most'o'f tne j officer* and all of the crewof the . United States exploring skip Rodger^ bnrhod Recently in Sf Lawrence Bay, nrrit'ed at Sitka on June 3rd. C J. Putman, ayoungSan Krancisc.-m, who. joined th,e- • pdser*, got »e,patal«d from Tiif guiJes in a snowstorm, and was lost. Seveaty-.fi>* pjqople. have* been pois -lied, though not fatally, by cheese inanuf ctured by a man named Michigan. Microscopic investigation showed the .etie^ie •to be full of unrecognised 'para- . sites. , „ . . . ... ' Mr iWelyati, the Chief Secretary for" Ireland, has offered to release the Aineri- • can " RUS|>ect, v John Gmnibrt, if hlw^uld leave Ireland- The offer was refu»rd!,-and consequently 'lie cannot; now bp rwleased. A land agitation has broken out in Prussia, and a landowner of, Lebii bas been assassinated. OUen Jakker^ who was arre«te() for the crime, confessed that . he had b#en patd td conimit it oy agitators, who were travel ling about the couri- . try preaching tiiat it was only by kiltiag landowners that reform could. ibe obtained. Despatches from Copenhagen say that a moVenie'at for, tlie severance of Norway from' BVede"h, aiid for the establishment of a republic is assuming increase^ .proportion*.! '" : - -: ' • The British steamer Pando foundered near Porto; -SaltO, Madeira in a . moderate head sea. She cracked amidships, and the. deck started up, and she •ank in two minutes. Four of tne crew were drowned .l Her Milling, one- of theipriucipal navi. c:itors of Germany, ha,*, bee,c arrested at .Kit4,Wp'ih^ charted witli fartiisliihg the Russian Government with copies of the plans..pf;Gienrian defences "for which he was paid 150.000 rubes. He confessed h)Bgu.jit, and [then committed suicide. At a rnon«ter meeting at Exeter Hall, "prior to' the debate in ibe. Hou^e of Lords 'oiV'tbe Deceased" Wife'si istor's' B-M, 'i •^solution was seconded'by G.W. W.tiert house,-' senT.'J in favour of tt)aVria^e with a ch'tfi'nseil w fv's. : si«ler. : Tiie 'Prid«e of , W.--1 -s, Duke of JCdinb.prK ! ,i, ,H»d Duke o£ 'Albany, voted for thp Bill, but all the. Bishops, with the exception pf |Lh*.Arcafeisho^'bf CWnierbury; $^aiast. ' I. Tevrißfc'irtfiiigrants''fix>in Europe are pour ng i»to New York* taster than can .be disposed <rt Most o£ them are totally desttluto. ■...-.•, i ' An exprc^.jrafa. leaving Lortff Branch •n" the niormn^ of the. 2§tb,, ran over a lirid^e|erosfmg a' brauch °f the >hrewsbuty'!river > , a^d 1 six' cars' dropped on their sides in abouffoibr feet of water. The .cars ,were full of' prtsseaiwers, and about, one, hundred i were mote or' less injured. . j'^Xug'/zWiUon; an English pugilistic champipD, Sii'Uvau, of Boston. •to fight hini .under, the London prize ring rules for 2000 dollars a - The London Standard's correspondentaij, Paris, aays that, De Lessep's report to the shareholders announces that' the obstacles to the construction, «f ibe, Paaama Cabal will not be so -serious, as was at first anticipatedl The shareholde.s will be asked to issue obligation's to the amount of £25,000 for tbe purchase rti the Panama. rail road. The jou'-aal lie* D^bats says Great Britain is r<;hr in des ; "-ng 'o act alon« in Egypt. We fi inly believe France will afford her no ass's! :mce. Tbe control of the Buez Canal be'oc^s by I'ght to England and will belong to her de facto. It is for her a question of life and death.