Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-14
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tan is demented. and that his dethrone-
ment may become necessary. The Otto
man palace contains none but sots and
idiots, and Il 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 ParneIl in this
country is revived in London, and the
statement is made that this displeasure
will be manifested if the cardinal visits
Rome.
THE British government has declared
counties Galway and Mayo to be in a
state Of disturbance. ami TO need addition
al police. The landlords are threatening
to protect themselves, i. the government
can't or won't protect them. The London
Times is discussing the propriety of sus-
pending the habeas corpus in Ireland.
PARNELL addressed meeting of 10000
persons at Kilkenny on the 9TH inst.
Nine members of parliament and fifty
| Catholic priests were present. Parnell
announced that as soon as 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 disapprove
afterwards. The land league has extend
ed its organization to Great Britain"
THE Italian minister of justice is pre-
pairing a 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 suppression of religious orders,
passed in 1873, 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 altogether unfit to form a basis of
farther negotiations While communi-
eating this opinion, the British cabinet
has urged the immediate resumption of
combined action on a larger scale, namely,
| to make a naval demonstration nearer
Constantinople, without abandoning the
! demonstration at Dulclgno.
The king of the Hawaii Islands has,
under the influence of foreign residents
and the business interests of the kingdom,
changed mis- 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
telegram was sent to Mareno at Wash
| ington recalling his mission and dismiss
ing him absolutely from al office in the
| Hawaiian government. The following
compose the new cabinet: William L.
Green, minister of foreign affairs: Henry
| A. T. Carter, minister o. ohe interior;
attorney general ad interim, waiting the
arrival of William Nevins Armstrong.