Rensselaer Republican, Volume 19, Number 13, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 December 1886 — FOREIGN. [ARTICLE]

FOREIGN.

Foßtaking part in a Socialistic deinonstratiqn at Leipsic las: September, four citizens have been sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor for terms ran.ii>g from two to four years each.,... .An agitation hasbeen started for the purpose of securing the nomination of Prince Emanuel Vogorides, nephew of Aleko Pasha. tc> ‘the Bulgarian throne. The Prince is a Russophile. The German proposal to increase the army by a tenth has cause.! a Hutter of excitement, and the press of every capital in Europe regards the message from tfle throne announcing the measure as a menace of coming disturbance,... The Paris municipal council passed a- resolution calling upon the United States Minister to intercede with the Governor of Illinois in behalf of the , condemned anarchists.... Queen Victoria exhibits an unwonted interest in Princess Beatrice s baby. He is her fiftieth descendant, and she was So anxious at the time of the birth that it was with difficulty that she could be restrained from lending her toyal assistance to her daughter... .The British Government has inaugurated a war of coercion in Irelanl. John Dillon has already been served with a process for his alleged inflammatory utterances, and other Nationalist members of Parliament have been denied the right of free speech to the people. The ia Ireland will be largely

T- - ■ reinforced, and a vigorous prosecution of Nationalist leaders will be commenced. Rumor has it that part of thp programme of the Tories will be the suppression of the league at an early date. Messrs. O'Brien, Kelly, and MncDonnlfl, Nationalist members of Parliament, arrived at Sligo lust Sunday, but were not allowed to address the people who turned out to welcome them. The jiolice cleared the streets amid considerable eacitement. .. . Anarchists at Tottenham Court Road, London," loudly applauded a fellow named Rossiter when he screamed that if the Chicago anarchists hang the Governor of Illinois must be killed. .■ ' _ ' V