Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-09-03
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a COusu4ntluOp1o uspACcn says tne sent9nce
of death passed upon Midhat Pasha and fellow
prisoners for the murder of Abdai Aziz, will be
COMMITTED to exile. Il
Emigration returns from Bremen show that
~, 3O3 persons left there for America the first
half of 1881 The government would not be
astonished if Germany lost 333, 900 subjects
during the year.
The London Globe says Harcourt, the home
secretary, received the first warning concerning
the internal machines from Dublin state
meat is published to the effect that representa-
ton had been made to Minister Lowell relative
to the Internal machines shipped from Boston
to Liverpool.
The funeral of Dean Stanley, at Westmins-
ter Abbey, was an imposing affair. The
Prince of Wales was present and also host of
titled and learned personages. The rear of the
procession at the funeral included deputation
from American educational and association
and American exchange in Europe, among
them Gen. Clinton B. Fish and W. E. Dodge,
who received Dean Stanley on his visit to New
York.
A letter from Russia states that there have
been many persons arrested and several expul.
sions from st. Petersburg, in connection with
the discovery of another plot against the life of
the cZar. An -nihilist who had betrayed
his companions, has been assassinated in the
outskirts Of the capitol. There have been six
arrested in consequence. An accomplish of
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many other arrests.
The governor general of Canada arrived at
Prince Arthur's Landing on Monday Of last
week with portion of his suit on his way to
Winnipeg via the line of the Canadian Paci-
fc. There was a great demonstration made
upon his arrival at the Landing, and in brief
speech made by the marquis he said that while
San Francisco was the golden gate of Pacific,
Prince Arthur's Landing was the silver gate Of
Lake Superior. He won the hearts of his hear
en- at once -sE
The French Clerical and Legitimist papers
bitterly attack Gen. Fare, minister of war, on
account of the severity of the punishment in
ficted on the military students at St eyre in
compelling them to serve five years as second
de Chambord's birthday. The Republican pa
pers defend Gen. Fare, and urge that sim
liar measure be taken against Legitimist Off
GERS of high rank who habitually violate war
Office instructions. @-s-,iE
The customs officials at Cork and Queens
town have been ordered to use extreme caution
with regard to the importation of suspicious
looking parcels. Those who have been prom
inent among the Fenians at Cork and who are
men of advanced political views, utterly discard
the notion that the Internal machines which ar
rived at Liverpool were forwarded by any sec.
ton of Fenians, and they strongly reprobate'
any resort to such abominable stratagem for
the redress of Irish wrongs. .ti3
A most extraordinary discovery was made at
Liverpool last Saturday. A number of clock
work machines with quantities of dynamite in
casks were found among a cargo Of the Gu
nard steamship Malta. The casks were sup
posed to contain cement as the manifest called
for packages of that article. Other casks of &
similar nature were also found on the steamer
Barbarian. One of the machines was sent to
the home Office and the dynimate was taken
out to sea and destroyed in thirty fathomss of
water. Efforts will be made to discover the
maker of the clock work, which was certainly
mace in the United Statos $tf