CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3958, 5 September 1881, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

'! ; '. [JiEUTEa's SPECIAL.] .■•■■; Bebwn, September ;3.; t The evidences recently apparent of a possible resumption of friendly relations 'between the German Government and the Vatican have now assumed more definite character. It has transpired negotiations, with regard to position of church and .state in (aermany, which; were some time back; suspended, have now been re-opened, and is expected to result in a, total reconRation. ;•: ■. ■■■. < :■< '■ ■■■>;■■ ■■ '■ •>'■ :?. "* j ; ■■ '■ „,-..,;■. ■:.■ .i.r.v ' London,: Sept. 3..,.: / Mr James .Low fcher, (sic.) Conservative candidate, has been elected 'for |Tpr.th Lincolnshire by a iarge majority, in room, of deceased Liberal member,lt. Lay cock. The final report of enquiry into the Dotterell explosion all on board, of complicity, and states that the primary cause of the disaster was an explosion in the bunkers. I•■ ; .,;' ."< ?C; H • ..;' | .■ |r ' : Washington, September 3. The- President's condition having materially improved, his physicians * are now considering the possibility of remov•ing him 1 to his home in Ohio,; and thusf giving him the benefit of a change of air. ; |?ew Y6kic,,Septeitt6er 3i. ;, ; Intelligence has been received from -New i Mexico of a terrible massacre by the Indians in that territory. 1 A party ojf the United States soldiers, under general. Carr, was attacked in great force by the ludianß7who£coDipleteiy overwhelmed the victims, and massacred the whole detachment. The total number killed was 118, including General Carr.