The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-01

coercion, and it is at them that the new re-
preston is chiefly aimed. They are disgust
ed at the demagogism displayed by some of
those members of parliament who would
desert the land league tomorrow if they
thought they could do it with impunity.
Parncll's desire to obtain a modification in
the provision of the bill will be defeated by
violent speeches, which. however we'll meant,
will produce no result but that of cxasperat-
ing the English. 1t is believed that the op-
position to Parnell originated in America
among those who forced the mo rent poll
~ on the movement, and who are the dead
ly enemies of the national organization
Parnell is utterly disguised.
A correspondent says: l understand
Parnell went to Paris again yesterday morn
ing to consult with Davitt and Egan, and is
hot expected back before Monday Other
members of the league were only cstranged
from him until the discovery of the letter to
O'Shea on which the government bargain
was based, have became recOnciled, and
will work with him hereafter. Undoubt-
edly the most critical time in connection
with the ministerial crisis has been the past
week. They have at this time the curious
spectacle of a most conservative government
III the world stepped in political bargains
OF most extraordinary character.
Russia and Austria have decided to act
in complete accord on the Turkish question.
This decision has been arrived at spontane-
Ously and rcciprocally, almost without an
exchange of engagements both being con-
vinced that Germany would be happy to see
them mutually exhaust themselves in war
expenses. Therefore all causes of discord or
discussion between Russia and Austria are
forgotten or set aside for the moment.
The Dublin Gazette announces reward Of
$1,000 to any persons giving information
which will lead to the conviction ofthe mur-
derers Of Mr.. Smythe within six months;
another reward of $500 for private infOrma-
ton leading to the same result, and $500 to
any one giving information leading to the
conviction of any person harboring the muir
derers; also free pardon to any one, not the
actual murderer, giving information.
Queen Victoria proposes to celebrate her
accession to the new title Of great grandmo-
ther by marrying off her youngest daughter
The "charming and accomplished" Beatrice
and Prince Frederick William, the heir of
the landgrave of Hcsse, are to enter into roy
al copartlersllip at an early day.
NJ. de Lesseps states that contract has
been signed by San Francisco firm to exca-
vate the Atlantic end of the Panama canal,
and he hopes to finish the enterprise by 1885
In the meantime nothing whatever has been
done except to sell large blocks of wild cat
stocks.
Rev. Stephen +. Gladstone SON of the
premier of England, is seriously i'll
from the result Of bursting blood vessel re-
Gently.
The Russian authorities promise to pun
ish outrages ON the Jews by court martial if
police reprcssive measures prove inadequate
The lord lieutenant of Ireland replying to
deputation, earnestly hoped the improve
| ment already discernible in the condition of
| the country would continue, and that the
| application of the severe powers of the re-
preston bill would consequently be unneces-
Sary