Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-10-22

Postofices have been established at Rockton
D: y, and Park Rapids, MINI.
Gen. John Fremont has resigned "A governor
Z. E.. Gov. Mccormick is dangerously i'll in
New York.
i55Ts7s FOREIGN FLASHES.
Last Thursday morning, after comforting
with his fellow ministers, Nj. Jules Ferry, min
lister Of putlio instruction, in France, visited
view Of the approaching meeting Of the newly
elected assembly, the cabinet bad resolved to
request the president to accept their resigna-
tons and to ask Gambetta to form new min
istry which should be perfectlyin accord with
the majority of the new assembly. The presi-
understanding was at that Tina arrived at de-
pendent only on Gambetta. Gambetta is now
engaged in perfectiEsS the arrangements which
have been agreed upon. &C.,
Lord Cariingford, uiteraD, Who as Chi
chester Fortescne was twice chief secretary for
Ireland, speaking at LAdstock recently, said
there was no ground left for argument between
land league and its leaders on the other; that
the league leaders had unbappily chosen to
carry the issue into quite different field of
fierce. He trueted and believed there would be
no armed insurrection in Ireland and that the
excitement would compel armed force to shed
such as could only be met by force in some
Shape }
In Limerick Sunday night rioting was renew
ed. Three companies Of the Sixty-seventh reg
iment escorted Abram, treasurer OF the Linn
serick league, to jail. The occupants Of the
houses stoned the police as they passed. After
lodging Abra% IN jai the police again charged
lin rioting was renewed Sunday night The
police were compelled to retreat over Carlislel
bridge under shower Of stones At Chare-s
vile, county Cork, the police were stoned. The
riot act was read and the military cleared the
streets. Thirty five arrests were made a
In Cork the military are instructed 70 be
land league At Corrick on SUR expressed sym
pathy with Miss Parnell on account Of tho shock
sustained through the arrest of the uncrowned
king Of Ireland They resolved to redouble
their efforts, and advised that no rent DO paid
addressed letter to Victor Hugo, Seking the
assistance Of hiS powerful voice in Ireland's
favor. aSS Ss9s3i'; #s Rsss rs *.
The power Of the English governments and
the utterly helpless condition Of tho Irish peo-4
pie in any scheme Of common resistance was
never more terribly contrasted than In the Sc
erecy, the suddenness, The complete succeas Of
which the Irish people were compelled tolearni
Of it in the presence Of IN armed fore that
seemed in moment TO- have swarmed Ill over
the country and taken complete possession.
James Paine, secretary, and other promin-
ent members OF the Middleton tCork) league,
Lemon, secretary, and OrToole, member Of the
Tallevon Dublin county branch, Lyman, or
Mestmeath leagues, White, secretary Of the
Clare league, and Leary Egan, secretary Of the
Tullamon league, have al been logged in the
Mas Jail The authorities contemplate arrests
in Belfast and other parts Of north ireland.
A Dublin dispatch is as follows: There are
now 81, 600 soldiers and IS, 900 Of the armed
! constabulary un9or arms in the country and q
peasant war would be q horrible sacrifice Fly
ing Columns and horse artillery are under or
! ders at large garrison towns. and any attempt
at insurreotion would be struck down ca the
instant The excitement over the arrest Of
Parneliis increasing Oh over Ireland.
The matter is getting very serious for MI.
! Parnell and his associates. 1t now transpifes
that tho warrants for their arrest charge them
charge is furnished BY the treachery Of an ex-
menbe Of the land league, who has revealed
| its secret plans to the government
| At q land league meeting in Dublin Rev.
Cantwell, who presided, announced that al
though the weekly meetings. would DO discon-
tanued, the business OF the league wonld, rs
far % possible, continue to be transacted 81 its
rooms in Dublin. He earnestly ADVISED the
people to avoid collision with armed force
A council Of war has been formed, headed BY
Gen. Steele, to consider the military situation
Of Ireland. It is contemplated to lncrease the
foot guards three battalions. The Second
Dragon guards will be, retained ct Longford
| The municipal council Of Berlin decided 10
lend the great hall of the municipality for
memorial services for President Garfield.
Tho details Of the hurricane in England show
that 1t has been the most disastrous for
year,. ~
| asfears Tor the sasetyof Prof King.
on TSnrsdaytha 1Sfh!and r vaak ister no neeS