Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
ministry and Gambetta. ead resolutions
were passed th.. thew be i'm oeached

ministry and Gambetta. ead resolution
were passed ths; they be impeached.
a PARTY of one thousand Italian pil
Lgrims visited the tomb of Pope Plus TX.
Oct. IS, and deposited floral wreaths.
THREE steamers of the Russian fleet a
San Francisco have taken their departur,
for Honolulu
SIXTEEN workmen are or trial at Leip
sic for disseminating revolutionary writ
ings.
The hey of Tunis has signed an order
authorizing the occupation of Kairwar
by the French.
A VIENNA dispatch announces that snow
has fallen continuously in the Tyrol 70,
| the past three days.
THE daughter of President Grew. OF
France, is to marry M. Wilson, under sec
rotary of finance. on the 23d of October.
THE pope received two thousand Italian
pilgrims last week, to whom he remarked
that he could never accept accomplished
facts without failing in his duty.
A FoPoE of 5000 French troops left Susa
on Reconnaissance, and were driven back
to the gistes of the city by large party of
Arabs.
THE Municipal Council of Berlin has
decided 10 lend the city hall for memo
rial service in honor of the late President
fairfield.
GAMBETTA has informed President
Grevy that the nominations for the new
French cabinet should not be announced
until after the debate in the new Cham
bers
Ar Wytheville, Va, Henry Crockett
was shot dead by Charles Jones for ad-
dressing his wife in a manner deemed too
familiar.
AMONG the outrages reported by the
Irish constabulary was one at kanturk
where man named Sullivan put needles
into potatoes and fed them to the cattle of
a boycotteG farmer.
THE Bank Of England does lot intend
that any more of its stock of gold shall
leave tor the United States. A purchase
of $500 900 was made in the open market
at London for shipment.
GLADSTONE visited Guildhall, in Lor-
don, Oct. 18th, and received in a gold box
an address voted by the corporation, ac-
companied by request that he sit for a
marble bust. In speaking of Parnell's
arrest he announced that the first step
had been taken toward the vindication of
law and order.
TIE recent hurricane in England was
the most disastrous for many years, very
few places escaping damage. Even the
London parks are strewn with fallen trees,
and steamboat traffic was suspended in the
Thames. Forty-fve persons persisted in
fishing-smacks off the coast of Scotland.
The British steamer Cyprian was wrecked
on the Welsh coas., the loss of life being
twenty-five.
ABOUT one month ago Charles Filisetti
of Boston, wounded burglar who was es-
Gaping from his house. Soon afterward
an attempt was made to blow up the resi-
dence. Recently Mr.. Filisetti hes been
regularly followed home by mysteric u
was burned to the ground, the family mar
rowly escaping.
GREAT restitution prevails among the
working people on the north coast of
Labrador and on the Island of Anti
cost. MANY families have had no flour
for six weeks, and have been living on
herrings and potatoes. Low fevers pre-
vail in consequence, and many deaths
have occurred. The weather has been
very rough for the last two weeks.
The last dispatches from Ireland re-
ceived, state that the mob in Dublin were
frequently charged by the police, and
many persons were seriously injured.
The Liverpool Irish were greatly excited.
Dublin has been divided into three divi-
sions, each superintendent by magistrate,
and many special magistrates have been
sworn in. Egan lin Paris telegraphs that
the land league "were ready to die to the
last man.
The arrests of John Dillon, NJ p, and
James J. O'kelly, M. T., were effected in
Dublin, Oct 18th, and warrant out for
the transfer of Arthur O'Connor, NJ. p,
to kiln,ainham Jail. Patrick Epan tele-
graphed to Chief Secretary Foster that
among the soldiers stat toned at Limerick
there is conspiracy to fire on the PEOPLE
without orders. A proclamation has been
published at Dublin, warning all persons
against attempts at intimidation. The
land league sent a messenger TO Holyheat
to warn Healy not to quit England. AT
public gatherings in Belfast and Limerict
it was resolved that no rents be psid
while Parnell remains in prison. a bomb
with a lighted fuse was thrown into the
residence of O'Grady, solicitor in Mill
street.