... EXCITEMENT IN ROCHESTERI THE COMMOTION CAUSED BY THE STATEMENT OF A PHYSICIAN. y An unusual article from the Rochester, U.S.. d Democrat and Cbronicle was published in' this k paper recently, and has been the subject of much con- versation, both in professional circles and on the a: street. Apparently it caused inore commotion m fi Rochester, as the following from the Same paper f! shows :- ...

... | e - . I ethe Evidence was given on Saturday'by a sergeant Iof to the Donaegal constabulary that on June 9 the police anid tion. were not onlIy assailed with showers of stones,~ iron hnuts, rind bottles, but were fired on with pistols, the Like the previous witnesses, he thought if the con- .Ord- stabularyhdbealoetoeetdihrg e 'left rioters thy h oudbe halloe ditspeatediyc' g thei.H ha been ...

... . -- THE HISTORICAL 'ASPECT OF THE Tit Befif IRISH QUESTIONW. eviei feelii The following corresponde'nce is published:- in w (Copy of a letter from the Right. ion. W.' B. Glad- had stone, M.P., to. the editor of Blackwood's iutes qpar Magazine.) the- C Ha-warden Castle, Chester. oh MrI Gladstone thanks -the 'editor 6f 1Blackwood's the i Magazine for his courtesy, and has at once carefully ...

... SCHOOL BO iDS. I FORDOVN.-The'bi-monthly meeting of the For- h doun School Board was 'held in the Auchinblae ti Public Hall on Tuesday evening-DMr Crabb, 'chair- tl man, presiding. 'The clerk read. a letter from Mr o' Scott, Marykirk, stabing that the Board' was no doubt tl aware that the Laurencekirk School Board had re- ci duned their fees, The clerk. was instructed to inti- A mae .to Mi ...

... ABERDEEN, TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1886. Bulgaria continue: to show an united front, to the Russian attempts to destroy her inde- | to the Russian attempts to destroy her inde- pendence. The elections to the Sobranje have- resulted in the return of candidates pledged to support the Government of the Regency. Accordinz to the St Petersburg correspondent of the Stardwrd, General Kaulbars has tele- ...

... Principal Geddes, in the course of a few remarks in introducing his successor ind the Greek Chair at Aberdeen University, I Mr Harroyer, to the students in the senior Greek clate, made the following reference to the late Pr.fessor Dyce Davidson :-Our feelings t2 a day are of a mingled kind, welcoming new Professors I and parting with the old. (Applause.) But our ex- v perience has been all the ...

... LATEST LONDON: NEWS. I [FROM OUROWN CORRESPONDENTS.] L os, Friday night. There have been well-defined ruinours at the political clubs to-day inclining to an imminent rupture of the Cabinet. Two menbers are de- dared to be openly hostile to the Dartford pro- paganda, and it is added, with circumstantial assurance, that Lord Salisbury finds much diffi- culty in restraining the dissentients. I ...

... - in- ralIRUBISLAW WARD. ' nd Mi 5'COIBiE'8 CANDIDATURE. I Mr Charles M'Combie, advocate, one of the can- Ic by didates for this Ward, addressed a meeting of the nd electors in the Grammar School last night-MVrr Ai is Alexander Forbes, warehousenman, presiding. Irk r ad opening the business, the Chairman referred to the w )re- Amall attendance, but interpreted it as meaning that tf len the ...

... IRELAND, . wEST BELFAST ELECTION PETIMION. The trial of West Belfast election petition com- menced yesterday in the County Courthouse, Belfast, before Baron Dowee and Justice O'Brien. The peti- tioner is Mr Jaames Horner-Haslett, Conservative- Mr Theomas Sexton,. Nationalist, sitting member, being respondent. The petition sets forth that the A respondent, .by himself and his agentsvwas guilty ...

... ANCIENT ORDER OF FORE.STERS., COURT GRANITE CITY, INITIATION OF LORD IPROVYS ahwe rATTIEWS.~ fromh -_ . I~ ~~~~Cot Yesterday evening at a meeting of Court Granite iCrow City of the asrcient Order qf 'Foresters, Lor Midti citizens of Aberdeen were initiatIed ir~o the Order asbrel honorary members. Mr James Martir6 Worthy Chief to th Ranger, presided, and tbere was a large attendancetem of ...

... th The Foreign Office has issued new 'Custom-House to regulations for searching passengers' luggage on the no Rusiian frontiers of Volochisk, Ungliene, and Reni. en The searching will in future be carried out by regular El searchers under the supervision of the Custom-House co0 officials. In the event of the goods liable to duty frc and confiscation being found while the search is being W ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND : IIRELAND. b !; ..----------- O ~ ~ b ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i_ THE NATIONAL COUN CILS S'CHEME. a a The Daily News sas:-Whatever doubt may o linger round the authenticity of the programme set 14 forward by Lord Raxidoljbh Churchill at Dartford on Saturday,. we are. in a position to state that his h announcement of the intention .on the part of the r Government to deal ...