River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-14
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rived at Odessa.
A DISPATCH from Cape Town states that
the area of the disturbance is increasing.
LORD MOUNT MORRIS was buried at
Monkstown, on the I'd inst. There was
no demonstration.
THE Holy See has formally threatened
to recall the Papal Nuncio from Paris if
the religious DEGREES are enforced.
A DISPATCH from Athens, says: "The
government has made all dispositions 10
summon 10000 men of the reserve"
A VIENNA dispatch states that all the in
habitants around Scutara, i'll Albania,
have bein summoned to arms.
PARNEIL promises that the Land League
will organize great strike against pay
ing rent as soon as sufficient information
has been collected.
THE London conservatives are getting up
indignation meetings against the policy of
the government. Save from extreme So
called patriots there is likely TO be no
hearty response.
PARNEL1 promises that the land league
will organize great strike against pay
ing rent as soon as sufficient information
has been collected.
THERE is unfavorable news from Basu-
and the Cape government have called out
5000 rihemen. Basutos, numbering 1000,
have been vigorously attacking the Cape
forces, and fight well.
PARNELL has issued a circular to the
trader and farming classes of Cork, invit-
ing them to a meeting for the purpose of
establishing a land league on a new basis,
intended to give the new body wider
scope.
A FRENCH newspaper hints that the sui
tan is demented. and that his dethrone-
ment may become necessary. The Otto
man palace contains none but sots and
idiots, and new sultan would not be an
improvement on the old.
THE old story that the pope is dispieased
with Cardinal McCloskey for participa-
ting in the reception of Parnell in this
country is revived in London, and the
statement is made that this displeasure
will be manifested if the cardinal visits
Rome.
ALL the editors of the chief journals of
ST.. Petersburg, have been summoned be-
fore Gen. Melikof and told that their con-
tinued discussion of a constitution for
Russia has highly displeased the czar; that
nothing more on this subject would be al
lowed to appear, and that during the
present reign it would be premature to
discuss the question of a constitution.
PARNELL addressed meeting of 10000
persons at Kilkenny on the 9TH inst.
Nine members of parli ment and fifty
| Catholic priests were present. Parnell
announced that as soon az sufficient infor-
nation had been collected the land league
would organize great strike agains pay
ing rent on the estate of every rack rent
ing landlord.
THE London Times IN an editorial, says:
Wherever Parnell and his fellow agita-
, tors go, they leave the country in
famed behind them. Deeds of violence
are done, which they have not suggested
in express terms, but which are in full ac-
cordance with the spirit, though not with
the letter, of their harangues, and which
they scarcely ever pretend to disapproye
afterwards The land league has extend
ed its organization to Great Britain"
Tue Italian minister of justice is pre-
pairing circular to the Procurators Gen
eral and the Minister of Interior is pre-
pairing another to the Projects recalling
into vigor the legal dispositions regarding
the Jesuits, which forms part of the bill
for the oppression of religious orders,
passed in 1878, and which has been allow
ed to fall into disuse. These measures
have been taken in consequence OF the
French Jesuits taking refuge in Italy.
A DISPATCH from Vienna says: The
British and Russian cabinets have already
given their opinion of the Turkish note,
but it is altogel her unfit to form basis of
farther negotiations. While commune
eating this opinion, the British cabinet
has urged the immediate resumption Of
combined action on larger scale, namely,
to make naval demonstration nearer
Constantinople, without abandoning the
demonstration at Dulcigno.
THE king of the Hawaii Islands has,
under the influence of foreign residents
and the business interests of the kingdom,
changed his policy, appointed new cabi-
net, and Withdrawn the extraordinary
powers he had conferred on Mareno as
Minister Plenipotentiary to the United
States, England and France. Last night
a telegram was sent to Marcno at Wash
ington recalling his mission, and dismiss
ing him absolutely from all office in the
Hawaiian government. The following
compose the new cabinet: William l.
Green, minister Of foreign affairs; Henry
A. F. Carter, minister of the interior;
John s. Walker, minister of finance, and
attorney general ad interim, waiting the
arrival of William Neyins Armstrong.
The serial warfare in Ireland grows in
intensity. The murder of the Niscount
Mountmorris indicates the presence of the
worst passions and the likelihood of 4
serial revolt among the discontinued
peasantry Lord Mountmorris was poor,
unknown nobleman, unpopular as land
lord a magistrate, and a neighbor. The
motive of the murder is the subject of gen
eral discussion Every body in England |
deuunciates the crime as agrarian, and
many call for cOerciye measures. The |
Irish organs declare it to be in no way con- |
neeted with the agitation, and urge the |
COVE rnment to resist the demand for re
pres sion. The national papers are exces- t
sivelv violent, and one of them rails at the /
blood-guiltiness Of those who maintain "A /
satanic system as a graphing gate of hell |
in the land The cabinet came to no de- |
eision on Irish matters at its recent meet |
ing. 1t is possible that the eastern and /
Irish questions may render necessary /
special session of parliament in November. /
ireland will be given a respite till then.