The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-08-04
FOREIGN FLASHES.

The grand jury Of Liverpool has found a
true bill against McGrath and McKevitt for at.
tempting to blow up the town hall on the 9th
st. Petersburg dispatch: The emperor !.
about to leave for Moscow. Police have been
stationed all along the route from this city ia
Moscow to guard against mines.
The minister OF foreign affairs Of the Arg
entine republic sends the following cab;eeram
regarding the long disputed boundary dues.
tion between that Republic and Chilli htreaty
has been sigred with Chilli with the good Offices
OF tue United States minister to botl countries
A Berlin Dispatch says the election for the
Saxon Landtag resulted in the return of forty
seven Conservatives and thir;y-three Liberais.
The former gained evevea seats. The Conserv
alive maj aj0lity in tire now chamber of deputies
is much greater. Tho ministerial press of Ber-
lin is sangnine of similar result Of the cleo.
tion for the Eeiclstag
Information has been received of the arrest
OF VIM. Brink, an American citizen of South
Manchester, Conn.,, who was seized in Ger.
many ard given the alternative OF going into
the amy or , Jail. He chose tie latter Min.
lister White has been instructsl 70 demand biz
release and pursue the same course with
all such cases, fifty Of which are now pending
there.
The statement made by Washington news.
paper that Co king had declared his it:en:ion
OF Withdrawing from politics and Cevo,:r 3
himself to the practice of law, is prorou G. Z
by his friends to be untrue Conkling fss b2eu
retained as counse! in several important cases,
and has been engaged for a week or two in pre-.
pairing arguments, but bis friends say he has
not Withdrawn from politics and does not in
tend to do CO.
The Loato, Morning Post thinks tte time
has come ven America should adopt = similar
attitude towards ODonovan Rosa and others
who abuse ler Hospitality as Eoel,nd did TO-
wards johann Most. As regards the ATTEMPTED
repetitions Ct outrages, il saws: 1--WE viii not
do America the injustice of supposing that
only sense Of personal risk to Ter own citizens
will icduce her t. take strong measures"
meeting calling itself the Revolutionary
congress was recently held in London. Dele
gates from various parts of Europe and Amer
ica, representing the ex'rcre Democratic party
identified With Herr Most, the imprisoned so-
cisilst. were present Abo'.t 2, 600 attended,
Mra Lecompte, an American lady delegate, de-
scribed the disappointment Of small farmers
going west, depending on the illusory promises
Of emigrant ssenss, and how great capitalists
in possession Of railways oppress laborers and
re se the prices Of food in the seaboard states.
Dublin, it was announced that s2, 400 ha !
been received from America during the week.
James kedp til delivered violent speech in
which he characte: lied Sir William Herconrts
statement that John Devay is agent of the
league, as deliberate lie, and alluded to John
Bright as renegade. He said he had only o.,
posed Fenian schemes in America because he
did not see how it was possible to conquer
England 1T present. Redpath concluded BY
coward, and W. E. Foster IN Infamous quak-