Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-02-03
FOREIGN.

IN the British House CT Commons, on
the oath of January Mr.. Forster, Chief Score
tIy for ireland. moved the passage of the Co
ercion bI lie justified the matter by a long
and detailed description of the outrages which
had been committed in Ireland. The Llnd
League, he said, had a system Of cons abler
who recorded every infringement of the ru'es
of the order. AS result the league was gu
~ eme there was perfect reign of
terror. Mr.. Lyons, liberal member for Dublin,
p0ved as an amendment that land reform
ought to precede coorciye measures, and he
was supported by Biadlaugh, Dillon and
Mccarthy. Sir Stafford Nolthcote assured
the Government that the Opposition would
give them all proper, support In the progress
of the bills through the House. .Soutb
American adviees are TO the effect that Lima
surrendered Internationally after Chorllos,
Barlaca and Moratlores had been taken.
There was great slaughter in the bat
ties at those places. 1t is also report
I'd that Callao has capitulated
The British Government has offered reward
OF 50 500 for the apprehension of the men who
tried to blow mp the Stafford barracks =. The
mandatory OF arms at Birmingham, England,
is guarded by detachment OF troops, for fear
of a Fenian raid. The Irredentists Of Italy
are secretly rnising funds with the purpose OF
invading Austrian Tyrol in the spring.
MCcH distress exists among the labor
ers in the distressed districts of Ireland. In
every town in the county of Clare they are re-
ceiy.ng relief, and the warehouses; are crowd
ed. The men arrested on suspicion of taking
part IN the murder of Lord Mountmorris have
been discharged. A detachment of troops has
been ordered TO Weldon to protect Govern
meut st( re. The baron es in ROscomn on county
have been declared i'm stat of disturbance.
The trial OF the traversers was brought
TO q clio 20 at Dublin ON the 25th of January
Judge Fitzgerald charged the jrry at noon,
ANA they rrtirei. After short delberation a
juror stated to the court thst they stood ten to
two, but the Judge insisted UPON unanlnlou.
verdict. At 7A5 p m. the for man announced
the impossblty Of reaching an agreement,
and they were discharged. Outside the Court
House the crowd n mt the air with cheers. A
torchlight procession was zed in honor OF
ParneA, who had slipped away to London /
the close Of the trial. Great depr ssion il re-
p 9rttd in the GOTTEN and wooden iudus-
Tries of Russia. Most of the nil are
running on short time sud some of
them haye closul entirely. Thorutou the Eli.
Slish milhCm be. and owner OF The largest cot,
mil III 1t Pe,erstur discharged 1900 weay-
ers at one strt ke. "A riot occurred letw,e..
the niinr, ahd police at SkelnlefsdaIo an
Ch desly, Eas land. One man was k He'd and
sever injured.
EIGHTY stalwaIt, but hungry, laborers
II Kanturk, Ireland, forced their way into the
workhou,e. made prisoners Of The poor-l W
Guard ms. and refused TO let them 10 until
they should prolnise to give them work. The
Grarissns cegnproini ed by agre lng 10 furnish
out-ioCr r lei FIR one Week 10 tho staryifg
fm,lics Of the ,ltlsmiioye &C.. AT meet iIs, 81
the Land tsetnle IA Dublin, Michael naNit
chHrsc tri2ed Fofster's speech on tie Coercion
bill as one Of tile most infamous and lying ad
DE- sses cycr delivered III the House OF Com
moIs. After re .sian of tNCnt -four bonrs
the British House Of Commons pss cd Glad
stones resolution 10 sire PRECEDENCE TO the
COERCION lills the vote standing PSI 10 81
Warning rs been given thu commander Of the
volunteers At Newport, Isle OF Wight that au
att mpt to blow up tie arnso.y here. will h,
MADE. The Russians dove the Tckht-Tur-
eontns from Geek-Tepe and Dengal-
fpg with great loss. on tie 24tli OF
January. Tne appehens Oh OF Fenian
assaults has eau ed the closing of the
horse armory aud White tower 81 London.
Il n reported from SINGAPORE, India, that over
seventy persons were drowned isy the capsizinr
of a local trSdins steasner Eighteen persons
we're drowned az Cherbourg, Fance, by the
laundering If boat used for harbor work
The farmers OF Ceremony complain OF the inn
rortaton OF American produce, and ask TO Ike
PROTECTED. i. Gladstone deaies that be is about
to enter the HOuse o. lords
A LONDON dispatch Of the 9th ult
says After tho action of the Government to-
day the people viii have good reason to be
alarmed. The Second haitsIon of the Eisb-
teenth Cor Royal Irish Regiment of Foot. sta
toned at Aldershot, and under the command
of LiCut. Col. Gregorie, has been disarrncd. or
course nothing can explain such step except-
ing belief that the troops have become nm
tued with Fen anisIn. ami may join in the re-
oellion which is SO soon TO come upon US.
In the British House of Commons
Mr.. Mundella stated that infected cattle had
been found among American cargoes landed
since the year opened, but there was no official