Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-07-15
Foreign Items

-Reinforcements left Nuevitas on the
24th for Puerto Principe. -. Is. -
The cholera continues in tAstewnr IA :
the interioS of Cuba. 1900
The insurgents have burned Nileya
plantation, owned by Col. Mbear. #. 8
.: The printers of Amsterdam have struck
for AN advance of wages and for fewer hours
Of work. Sz 5.7s .ss,sz: zs
1i-Heavy rains in Canada on Sunday did
much damage. A great number Of mill.
dams and bridges were swept away.
Report says that q majority Of tho nen
who landed from the Petrol, and from
other vessels have either been killed by
the troops or died from disease. 4:
&c. G. Reifenstein. chief clerk in the
Receiver Generals Department of Canada,
has been arrested, charged with approp1i-
ating public money. :as 'f$'A ~ No. - !.
-. The republicans in the Cortes propose
to move vote of censuEe against Minister
Sagosta and Senior Herrare, Tor their recent
tyrannical conduct. gsa sa.5
: -Bismark has refused to recognize - (
United States Consul at Barmen, Pfussia,
Mr.. Emil Hoechster, of Chicago. htely
appointed by the President to that position. :
"A Frenchman has obtained possession
of some of ex-Queen Isabella's letters to
her favorites, and is to have them printed
in fac si,nile for sale.
- Prince Henri de Bourbon has taken
the oath to support the. new copstitu6on
A battalion Of soldiers in Barcelona refuse
TO take the oath. s. - rs.
+ Mr.. Lowe, Chancellor of the Excheq-
uer, announces that Her Majesty's Cow
eminent intends to propose quarterly pays
ments of interest on public securit
"A revolution has fbroken ont at Monte
video, caused by the disorganized condi
ton of the finances. 9..Carabaila has raiseds<
the standard ofinsurrection in the province.
Carlos de Cespedes. leader of the Gu
ban insurgents, was student at the Was-
leyan University, in Middletown, Conn.,,
where he graduated in 1859.
> The army in Greece is steadily follow
ing up the extirpation of brigandage. Sew
eral chiefs have been either arrested or
killed. Among them are the famous Lingos
and Lambros.e a1 sF@i::.sts: ,E ts. Es=s5s
The net result of the French elections
is, in House of 900 members, 2l3 pre-
pared to support the government, ~ to ops
pose it. OF the opposition, a are reform
ers. IS revolutionists. 80. se5.
The Great Eastern telegraphed ashore
on the LIST, 1--WE are going to cut the ca
bic and buoy il, since which time no sir-t
nails have been received. No apprehension
is felt in consequence Of the delay..
Z The Emperor Napoleon visited Beau
vais on Sunday He was received @ be-
comes obsequious subjects, and told the
people as usual, in substance, that if they
were loyal to his dynasty all would go veil
with them. sFe.zg f;s.ssz s. 8.
* The general headquarters. of the ,in.s
surgents are established on the Elcercado
plantation, and it is reported that the
Cuban Generals Puesada, Valdez, Castillo.
and Bemoita have met there and united
their forces. s.e.si re- ~ ii <. ~ - go
-Advices from. Asuncion are to the I14sh7
Of May The allied forces had commenoads
their march into. the interior. They cap
tured many prisoners on the way, and took
The town of Yoilny by surprise. The Par
tasilayaps had abandoned their position 1t
Pattenho Cuonln. = 7s5-s :
The marriage of Lord Byron's only
grand daughter, Lady Anne Isabella Noel
King Noel, has just taken place, and she is
now Lady Anne Blunt Her mother was
loved SO passionately. = X E, :
Prince Arthur will, it is understood.
proceed to Canada in the autumn, where
he will be attached to the Rifle Brigade.
On his return to-. England in the following
spring he will probably join a battalion IF
the same regiment which will be stationed
at Woolwich. -. -
The Gar of Russia has ordered one Of :
his naval squadrons, under the command,
Of Admiral Erbenten, to visit the principal ]
ports of our Eastern seaboard, and intends !,
sending to President Grant piece Of 49,;
h]lery embossed with the names of those,
places where Gen. Grant obtained his vic
tories over the rebels. - Y S. -
I'm England there are 1859 papers, Of
which 260 are published in London; in
Wales there, are 81; in Ireland. 1871; in
Scotland, 1876; and.in the British Isles, Is
Ofthese, there are 63 daily papers pub
lished in England, l in Wales, ii in SCOT j
land, 10 in Ireland, and l in the British
isles. The daily papers published in 1850
ase more than twice as numerous az in1858.a &
There are 655 monthly and quarterly mag,
QUOTED on religious principles: s.
10 SMALL BUT ExrEssi1,vE.-Summer bonnets
have made their appearance, and from what
We have seen of them we think they might
he good deal so,ner. They are smaller
than ever-so small that some OF them are
not visible to the naked eye. The price,
however, does not fall off with the size.
The less a bonnet weighs, the more it :.
oomes to: A cabbage leaf trimmed with
three red peppers anda dried cherry sells
great advantage-it can be eaten Is q salad
when the fashion changes. - rchanqe
i A lady insulted on thestroet in San
s sgo, while 2qatss se sna few nights
stone, and found the lattefSrst Sha o;s