Home and Foreign.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 901, 15 April 1891, Page 2

Home and Foreign.

- .! ::—r-^-r : . ; :-- !■■:•■: ,V.: . '. > v'■u '■ ■ . ,- -1 London, 5 -April 10. Lord Kandoiph Churchill's expedition to Mashonaland, on a large scale, is at- ; tracting much attention. The Times ;, man article commenting on the successful completion of -the Federal Convention's labours^ says Sir H. Parkes' triumph' is I! 'remarkable, ; public men have achioved equal greats ness. The same paper regrets thaf "Sir 1 J. Service is not participating iii tfra work' of the Convention, and trusts' that the people of the Commonwealth .; wi}^ remain an integral part of the Empire, and ; march forward m a noble and proaporous career. . . . . .. . : -. t ( LondoKj April 13. / The police dispersed a meeting' of mill hand 3on strike at Bradford 1 , 7 ' with their batons. There is great excitement' m the place, and ttie initiiar^ fire "' v hbl<i' m readiness. ' ' . , " , Lisbon, April iQ« Portugal has stopped; the . navigation of the Gingere until the British evacuate their port at Massikesse.^ -• ■ St PBTBRSBpna, Aprilip. - The Nihilist arrested' durhg tjtifc' review of the Guards at whicli \the' Cz»r was present, and who ha^a r^vrq^ ver and a powerful poison glodule m liis possession, proves to be a member ' , of the Khark off Murder Society, which is pledge to assassinate the Czar. Nearly all the members of 13dcietjr ti&ve' been discovered and 'taken into custody. Paris, April 13, France is mobilising troops on the German frontier. '"'" '.''" ' Prince Victor Napoleon petitions the Government to allow the remains oj Ji(s father to be buried m France^ v, JT , WASHISGTOK^ApriI 10. lwenty-five thousand colliers jjn Ohio and Pennsylvania strike „on. May 1, unless, eight hours. \, are 'jc&Pr. ceded. (jAtCUTTA, April 10. The outbreak of the Mironfcni is exton'linq", and tiireatens to become very serious. ' „