Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-11-18
FOREIGN.

The agitation still continues In Ire
land, Parnel is addressing large meetings,
It is reported that 5000 Jews have left
Roumania for the United States by way Of
Bremen.
The indicted Irish agitators have re-
tanned McDonough @. c., who was counsel
for the defendants in the O'Connell case. 80
A telegram from Nice says: Prince
Gortsbhokoff is here, and as well as can be
expected considering his advanced aged.
A Paris telegram of the 9th says:
President Grevy has accepted the resignation
OF the ministry, and has sent for Gambetta and
Leon Say. r..
The religious DEGREES were enforced
against eleven Dominican, Franciscan and
other unauthorized communities of Paris the
9TH inst. ~ .tt
The monks expelled from France are
focking to Spain, where the mobiles, town
councils and the government are providing
them with habitations. .
The epizcotic is spreading to an alarm
ing extent in Montreal. and becoming more
severe, with numerous deaths. Heavy
draught horses suffer most. a.
An earthquake was felt Nov. 8, through
out Southern Austria, from Vienna and the
Adriotic to the frontiers OF Bosnia At
Agrom in Creti the shock was 80 violent that
every house in town was injured and several
persons were killed
The great trial of nihilists, including
persons accused Of being authors of the explo-
sion on the Moscow railway and in the winter
| palace, and others charged with plotting
against the life of the czar, has begunzbefore a
military tribunal at st. Petersburg.
Ady1ces from YOkahamo, Japansof Oct.
25, report the arrival of steamer from the
Arctic ocean bringing information received
| from The natives of the loss of the Jeanette,
James Gorden Benefits Arctic vessel, and
several whalers, with all hands, by being
crushed in the ice.l n5
Edwin Booth, the American tragedian,
New York City, made his first appearance in
London on the evening of the 9th, in Ham
let, meeting with most enthusiastic reccp.
| ton, being called before the curtain after the
first act, twice aftel the second act, and again
at the conclusion Of the performance. ~
The execution of the religious DEGREES
in France, was completed on the 9Th, by the
expulsion of religious bodies at Lille, Rou;
daix, Valenciennes, Abby and Pau. Five per
sons were arrested in, Paris for ebstructing
the police inexecuting the DEGREES and sen.
tencedt to from ten to thirty days. imprison.
ment:s Ab fiE hs HM
/ Onthe 9th, the lEnghsh government
sent four troops of hussars and four regiments
of infantry to Ballinrobe, Ireland, to protect
laborers who have volunteered to cut the cror
of Mr.. Baycott, heretofore prevented by the
land leaguers. 1t is also reported that the
channel Squadron is to be- prepared 10 LIANT
9SOO troops at Queenstown, ifinecessary.
Telegrams of the 18th, report grea
excitement in the vicinity of Ballinrobe, Ire
land, over the effort made under protection Q
the government to harvest the crop on theBay
colt farmk kThe military force to escort the ex
pedition is composed of two squadronsef hui
sars, one Of dragons, 150' infantry, two can
mons and $50 constabulary. The men of tn
force were allowed to carry, pistols. Arme,
peasants are reported as hockine to the vicin
;tity. and grave. .apprehensiuns are feitthat tn
demonstration will result In bloodshed.
The Mark Lane Egpress of the 7th saws
1.-THE weather has favored sowing and thresh
ing. Three weeks threshing has brough
more promptly into view the deficiency of th
wheat crop and the damaged scondiEion o
barley. Best Lome grown wheat was firm
Inferior samples were sold with difficulty. Il
many Of the more important proYincia
markets the finest samples demanded ON
shilling per quarter. The quantity Of grail
afoat, however caused a weaker feeling d
London. At the end Of the week foreiQl
wheat was in brisk demand and advanced 8,
on Wednesday. but further advance wa
successfully resisted. 0nlFriday the demans
was slower. but holders were firm. sEnelisI
and foreign -four was scarce and very firm
throughout the week Barley wassery quie