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Manawatu Herald, 29 July 1881, Page 4

at the'head-oiTa scheme to buy tho Chicago Interocean, and run it on the plan of the New Yoik Herald ; but as he had neither capital nor bnckera, the matter was soon droimgd by him. rOS* wilftindeavpur tp're-open negotiations «Wf th the American Qtoverument, with a vißw to restricting the right of asylum.^ Dftfrbfl; isTaying pipes' for the electrio light. The Princess Louise will exhibit at the Art Exhibition at Halifax, In ova Scotia, three pjujt ores from her 'own easel. V^'.^T^w&i^r'^i^g intend? making a balloon .'" tri^^rroin' IreKirid to the AtJaDtio seaboard currents. ' Dwiglit Eidder, a prominent democratic politician, of Massachusetts, was shot and j killed by his half-brother for expressing a, wish that their father might die, so that he could inherit his life insurance. Kallech, the Sandlot Mayor of San Francisco, is now on a visit to his native- state, , Maine, 1 where'h'a 'is -lecturing in juetiflcation of his moral and political career. It is reported that Grant intends estab- i lishing a 1 ii-.^n printing house at Iho- City of Mexico, und Issuing a daily paper, in English and Spanish, for circulation all over the world in the interests of the railroads. Triclcett, tho oarsman, arrived in New York on Juno 11, with Kelly, his trainer He expects to rr-m-in iv the United States three or fom •;■. .nihs and offers to row any man in a v. ■■-.; oxeepfr Il'iubn. A ni-w kU;:i among oriiuinal classes is a BystoiivU.io invasion -if c?mL-f.ery vaults in search of any tsrti-le^oi' j.-weUry that may havo boon bnrio ! vii-'i • U'v ilwl; ..■'•_•' Tho shutiiu-.r <>. ■■'.;•<; nf liy'liMulic mines in various psv.-is u'i California, by order of the Courts, Iv.is caused ;;ivi..L .lci:ress\on in business, and should the injutictioa be continued the mininur region will be depopulated. A watfi-sponb br.iko in Little Valley, in B;irry County, Missouri, recently, ai.d Bwepfc away an entire v.llacfP. # ■ Another Tie'uborns claimant turned np iv San Francisco, where ho made n lon.^r statement as to his connection with the family, a»d averred he was! the missing »iv Roger. His statement was submitted to the°Duko of Sutherland nnd I)r Russell, at that time in tho city, who promised to give it attention. -A la borer in the hospital at Winnipeg, Manitoba, futnlly injured on tho Canada^PflSPs railway,, also claims to be the losb.Sffisl9Jlg»t Tiohborno. Tim tHftSaa^'Pftbifto Railroad Company sold acres to a Kreuch Agricultural Society at 125d015. per acje. A r#oe in lap-streak Jboats has been arranged' tfetVeen Sftse of Riverside, and l'dwjru, Haman/td come off iv the middle of Jnly, for lOOOdols. aside, over a. course of 5 miles iv Toronto Bay with a turn. Several attempts have been made to have the French, and also the Spanish, Legation in Washington dismissed for taldug advantage of a young, lady high in social position. They met her at a high tdned partyi, and champagned her into a reckless condition. The Arctic exploring vessel Roarers, Captain Berry, sniled from Frarcisco iuv Lady "Franklin Souu-l on the 16th June. In her fitting out the rascality of the contractor in the case of ihe .Franklin expedition was repeated. ' It was found at tho last moment that the whole oar-load of curri.d provisions ften tons) shipped from the East were unfit for human food, and the ship was delayed until tne supply had been made up from the local market. A scheme is afloat in the West to consolidate several large iron, companies having a joint capital of £8, 600,000 dola. This would make the output of the new company the la#»bin the- world. • Father Mrocco, (General of the Dominican OrAeri fo F the entire world, has arrived at NeW York, accompanied by LieutenantGeneral Barburey, of the Chinese Government and established a school of telegraphy at Harfprd,,.Conn., where forty young Chinamen are now at school. Ihey will be instructed in the construction and operation of lines with which it is intended to. connect the pricipal Chinese cities. Lorillard's colt Iroquois, the Derby winner also won : the Prince of Wales' -Stakea at Ascot, on the 14th. The colt started as favorite in the betting, and afc.fi ve to four a»ainst him, winning a good race by half a le°ngth before Geologist. Archer was again the rider of Iroquoia for the St. James's Palace Stakes. Iroquois beat Leon. The only two mentioned :»nn» Iroquois won in a canter. W. Matzatland, the Chinese cook of the schooner. sEttfctace, went mad, murdered the captantfandkJteid the ship. As the vessel, haxl 2000 kegs of powder, the crew abandoned, hfr. The cargo wa3 insured for 7O,OoOldSft . • . . ... ■ Tha .Times says, " The sunning in the race fOTjthe^Prince of Wales' stakes* *jho wed Iroquo&'was a much better horse than manyyWjere willing to admit. Archer could not nvikj.ian. opening, and had to make a Blight:detQur before he could get to Ij£e front.' The time of the race was 3 mins. 4 sees." •■.■,.': " A senßatiok has been caused among astronomers by the unannounced appearance in the north- w.egtern heavens of a large comet. It is a. granger, and it is eaid to be itst first appearaaoe, . ■ „ ; ' r ,, J CONTINENTAL. The Comte D'Audinsy shot himself in a box of the Grand Opera House in Paris. He discharged four shots at himself. The Panama railroad havine been purchased by the French, practically removes all American interests off the Isthmus Pere Hyacinth leaves Paris for the Unifcad States in September. His wife accompanies him They go to raise funds for the new GtfUican church, which is represented by Pare Hyacinth. Two returned Communists have been arrested in Paris for Ho wing up the Thiers statue. .'"",'•■' , An English paper m Constantinople has * been suppressed for publishing news in regard to state trihls. An escape is reported from Siberia, being the second instance on record. The* Jews' Jbave^een invited to Spain from Germany, Sixty thousand are expected to emigrate there. The Italian Chamber of Deputies rejected universal suffrage by a ?ote of 314 to 39. Signor favored female suffrages. The l Spanish' Government sent 1,000,000 dollars to rej^vetba Cuban Treasury. A FeleDhone' Company has been started in Bruuaels, with 10,000,000 francs capital, under Belgipn, English, Amerioan, and Frenoh auspices. The Porte has oppressed local post offices in Constantinople, beoanse of ' the facility afforded for the transmission of revolutionary "appeals. :.-(■•, ■-■'■■ Bnp.Uy^ between French and Italians^ are taking plaoe all over the Continent. A great many Italians left Marseilles, and even on the 'Faftsy Boarro Italians have great difficulty in transacting business; owing to national.apifcQßiiy. ■ . ; . Tha^Biyljner. Zfjftung.say.B th,e. French coneole jjiem^elves for, Vast expenditure in Tuniff tar jtlie ' ide Sat that they are financially *St«hj»to# Germany; which is a delu aion, whtleq America : only, profits by this war, i^^w^bh^ienph. ageioulturists are payiDg,4ejtt/^; p ■ , . The' B.ey 'of Tunis'a steward, has taken refuge* 'at' rnd 'English! 1 Consulate 1 of Tunis The Bey charges him with embezzling 1,000,000 franoilliratftf of his property.