Democratic Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 23, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 July 1886 — FOREIGN. [ARTICLE]

FOREIGN.

Of the committee of eleven appointed by the French Deputies to consider the bill relating to seditious placards, five members are opposed to (he measure, five are in favor of restricting its prov.sions to pretenders, and one supports the bill. Germany’s revenue for the year will fall 17, (XX), (X A) marks below the estimate. Gen. Saussier has resigned as Military Governor of Paris on account of a reprimand from the Minister of War. The results of the elections held in Great Britain up to Monday, the sth inst, were: Conservatives elected, 102; Unionists, 14; Gladstouians, 35; Parneilites, 9. In other words, autt-liome-i'ulers, 110; home-rulers, 44. Mr. Gladstone has been returned to Parliament for Midlothian and Leith boroughs, Mr. Parnell and Maurice Healy (Parnellite) for Cork city, Sir Henry James from Bury, his old seat, withoutopposition. Cholera prevails in the Hungarian cities of Duna-Foldvar and Flume. Fourteen lives were lost in a collision on the Stuttgart and Berlin Railroad. Ton persons were crushed beyond recognition. Germany’s new rules regulating the tariff on telegrams within the empire are causing general dissatisfaction, because of their arbitrary nature and the increased cost of the service. Advices from the African interior state that while the African explorer, Junker, was visiting King Unyoro, King Ugando attacked and defeated Unyoro. The latter and Junker escaped, the explorer losing all liia collections, but saving his Journals.