River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-04-28
FOREIGN

PARNEIL addressed an assemblage of
fifteen thousand persons on the town moor
at Newcastle and declared that the emil
grafton clauses of the land bill must be
struck out.
PAGET, the British Ambassador at Rome
will succeed Lord Dufferin at st. Peters
burg.
THE Italian Cabinet Ministers have
withdrawn their designations, and the cri-
sis is ended
An important demonstration against the
policy of the Greek government has been
made at Athens.
COLEMAN and O'Donnell, two of the
men who tried to blow up the Mansion
House in London, are now in Providence,
r. ].
SIGNoR TEILA has nearly completed a
new cabinet for Italy, making his selec-
tions from one faction.
LORD BEACoNsFIELD leaves his property
TO be divided between his brother Ralph
Disraeli and Lord Rowton Montague
Corry), his private secretary.
Prince VIAzENsKY, the Russian censor
of foreign journals, has been appointed
general censor of the press.
THE ravages of the plague at Bagdad
are terrible, although not actually beyond
the sanitary Gordon.
KING KALAEAUA, OF Hawaii, was re-
ceived with gre at respect by the Chinese
and foreigners in Shanghai.
Mr. PARNELI., speaking at Glasgow
Monday night, said that the 6 adstone
Land bill provides no protection for small
farmers, and that il the bill becomes a
law its tendency will be towards the ex-
tinction Of that class in Ireland.
NJ Russian lad between the ages of 10
and Is years will be allowed to emigrate
without obtaining permission.
THE Roumanian chamber of deputies
has passed bill authorizing the govern
ment to expel all foreigners suspected of
compromising the public security.
THE police of Vienna have learned by
the perusal of letters from Herr Mott that
the German socialists selected that city as
a central point for their agitations.
A DISPATCH from Halifax, n. s., says
the storm of Good Friday night was I'M
equaled in destructiveness, even by the
terrible storm of 1850.
SIX political prisoners will be tried by a
military court in Russia this month.
Three are Of noble rank. one is the son Of
a priest. and the other two are women.
SENIOR CASTELAR, has issued an adj
dress to his constituents stating that he
will support the present Spanish Minis
try, whose policy he thinks is conducive
to the cause of liberty. He does not ask
the support of the Advanced Republican
and Democratic voters.
THH German delegates to the monetary
conference have started for Paris. Bis
marck has submitted to tie federal council
a proposition to increase the coinage of
silver fifteen million marks, because of the
growth Of population.
THE government of Greece having in
dica ed her willingness to accept the pro-
posed compromise for the settlement of
her frontier dispute with Turkey, pro
vided the latter will act in good faith, the
representatives of the powers are now
devsing the Diodus operGndi by which the
Turkish territory that is to be coded TO
Greece shall be transferred.
LORD BEAcoNsFIELD's remains will be
buried al his own request, beside those of
his wife in the grave yard at Hug henden
Manor. Dean Stanley made an offer of a
place in Westminster Abbey, and the
Queen would be pleased if the offer was
accepted, but it is probable that the de-
ceased statesman's dying request will be
complied with.
EVEN the Ulster liberals, as distinguish
ed from the Ulster nd-leaguers, are not
satisfied with the Gladstone land bill.
The facilities for farmers becoming own
ers OF their opinion be amended. Depu-
tations Of the Ulster farmers will proceed
to London for the purpose Of urging need
ed amendments TO the bill.
BISMARCK has declared against the anti
Jewish agitation, and the 225, 600 Germans
who petitioned to exclude Jews from Ger
tain occupations and offices are doomed to
disappointment. The Crown Prince
Friedrich William, as might be expected
from one of his many manly qualities, is
even more opposed to the agitation than
Bismarck
THE international monetary conference
was opened at Paris by St. Hiliar, minis
ter OF Foreign affairs. On motion of Mr..
Eyarts, NJ. Magnin. the FrenGh finance
minister, was chosen president. He ex-
pressed the belief that international BIZ
metallism alone could restore monetary
regularity in all parts of the world, while
he hoped that all systems would be fully
discussed. Fifteen states are represented.
The delegates from England and Italy
have not arrived.