The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-13

The London Times in = leading article
says there Is no room for duul,t that q
stringent peace preservation bin will bs
| introduced In the house of commons i'm.
| nssSliately on the assembling at parliament
Il Is improbable that the liberty OF SPEECH
either In print or at public meetings. will
be inferfered with. except by the strict en-.
f0rcement Of existing Law.
A Halifax, n. s., dispatch states that tho
lark Happy llcme. Of Windsor. struck on
| capslzed. The captains wife. daughter
and ore man persisted. A boat went on,
and rescued the captain, the officers and
the crew, all Of whom were frozen. the
captain and mate seriously.
The cardinal archbishop of Cambris .is
! dead. Rey. Francis Requier was born In
I 11gl. and created and proclaimed cardinal
archbishop Of Cambria In 1873. Cambria
| Is fortified town OF France In the DEPART
m~nt OF the Nord, situated on the ScheIdt.
! Ii has modern cathedral, in which i q
monument to fenelon.
A st. Petersburg dispatch states that the
German cOlonists on the Volsa. usually
| the most thorough agricuiturists i'm Russia,
are represented ian q half starving eon-
ditiOn. In one settlement Of 1000 people
there are about six families whose mcn,-
bcrs are not obliged to ask aims.
The Catholic church authorities at
Montreal have abandoned the idea of com
plefing the mammoth st. Peters cathedral,
which has been in process of erection for
ten years, and will rae the wall and build
Q church Of moderate dimensions.
The Missouri Pacific road, by its con-
sOlidatiOn with the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, having acquired direct connections
from Kansas City to Chicago, has sent in
claim for admission to the Chicago
division of the southwestern pool.
The Greek premier has informed the for
eign ministers at Athens that his govern
ment would cling 70 the decisions Of the
Berlin conference. The pressure for war
serves will soon be called out.
A Dublin correspondent SAYS more re
pulsive and terrible year has never come
upon that country. Its history may be
written in two words "Distress, Disturb
ance." 1t came in with begging and has
gone out with bludgeons.
The mayor of Winnipeg has called a
public meeting to consider the terms Of
the contract with the Canada Pacific rail
way syndicate. A movement is on foot
In Manitoba to organize new construction
company In New York.
1t Is stated that thousand guns are
sent TO Ireland surreptitiously from Birm-
ingham weekly, and that within the last
three weeks five thousand Enfields have
been sent there from Birmingham work
shops.
The Irish Land bill was discussed in
Cabinet on Friday, but the details are not
yet settled. Mr.. Parnell has openly ex-
pressed his intention Of taking his seat i'm
the Commons when Parliament meets.
The r0adhOuse on Mount ST. Vincent and
the Central park ar. gallery, adjoining. in
New York, were destroyed by fire on Sun
day, causing loss of Si25,Oo0. The hyd-
rants were found TO be frozen.
A plot TO blow up the iron-clad Lord
Warden. the guard-ship of the Firth Of
Forth, is shown by the discovery Of tor
petlo beneath her boats, and 4 net has been
buoyed around her.
The certainty Of verdict of acquittal
in the state trials has taken all the public
interest out of them. II Is intimated that
Mr.. GladstOne's Land bill will prove q
fascO.
1t Is officially reported that in the prov
ince Of SarntOff, Russia, 10000 peasants
are starving, and in Samesa upward Of
100000 are In absolute want.
The Russian minister ut Athens has
been summoned to st, Petersburg to en-
tighten the Car on the Greek question and
receive instructions.
DIR. Henri Nachtel urges the Paris Acad-
envy of Medicine TO recommend the adop-
ton in Paris Of the New York system Ut
ambulance service.
The new American cable project is ex-
citing much comment in London. The
Times and the Economist express favor
able opinions Of it.
The armOries of the volunteers in the
southern part Of London are kept under
strict guard, through rumors Of a contem-
plated Fenian raid.
In discussing the situation in the Trans
vaal region. The Pail Mall Gazette adj
mits that the Beers have received injuries
from the British.
DIR. Schliemann has presented to the
emperor Of Germany. to be placed in the
museum in Berlin, his collection of Tro-
Jan antiquities.
Great Britain has requested permission
for troops proceeding to the Transvaal to
pass through the Portuguese town of Lo-
r.nzO Marpuese.
II is rumored that Mr.. Jay Gould intends
to establish press agency for the trans
mission Of cable letters between England
and America.
The weather throughout Canada has
been intensely cold and stormy. the ,her-
mometer in many places registering - 10
81 below zero.
The porte will notify the powers that
Greece is introducing arms on the main
land from Corfu and Santo Mauro. in for
eign vessels.
The Duchess de Chevreuse. who took
part in a promonastic demonstration i'm
France. has been fined $40 for ob,tructiny
the police.
The scheme to settle the boundary dis
putc between Turkey AMI Greece by arbi-
tration has failed, and war is deemed in
eyitable.
Lord Wentworth. the future earl Of Love
lace. is to be married in day or two To the
daughter Of the Right Hon. James Stuart
Woitley.
The magistrates of Limerick have un.
der examination an army corporal charged
with drilling members Of a Fenian organ
iZatiOn.
BY the fall of a church in Sailligott,
France, during the Christmas service,
seven persons were killed and fifty in
jurcd.
Additional applications. t. the extent Of
Sl,UO.oO, have been made in London for
a new loan for the Northern Pacific rail-
road.
A London dispatch announces the death
OF John S;enhousc, III. chemist, and John
L. TOwson, the noted writer on navigation.
Prince Christophe Uiricli. who died ut
Stuttgart, was son Of the heir presupIp-
tive 10 the ,rown Of Nuremberg.
The cabe announces the death Of Gail
lardcui. the French historian, and Maechi,
the Italian riietorician.
Dcrvi-ch Pasha has arrested four more
chiefs Of the Albanian league. who will be
sent 10 Constantinople.
Ger eral Morinnes. one Of the abiest Off
GERS in the civil wars of Splin las closed