Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-06-09
RRTEF FOREIGN NEWS.

Lord Charles Baresford has entered the
prize ring. The arrival OF Jim Mace and
his Maori novice was no sooner announced
than his lordship's aristocratic blood was
stirred for a fight. He challenged the Ma
orr and Mace, and set-to without gloves
was arranged. Sporting circles became In
terested, and even the fashionable world
was eagar to patronize the fight. Jem
Mace accepted the challenge, and The tight
ers met in specially engaged private room.
The prince of Wales was present and was
surrounded by large number of aristocrat-
ic sports and private gentlemen. There was
also number of the 'fancy" in the near
neighborhood of the ring. Heavy betting
was INDUCED in, and the fun was enjoyed
immensely by those present. AT er several
exciting rounds, in which excellent science
was displayed On both sides, Mace failed
TO come to time, and finally acknowledged
himself badly beaten. Lord Charles won an
easy victory and almost without scratch.
A Dublin Special says:-It is rumored
that the Invincibles are extensively using
poison in removing obnoxious persons.
The police are investigating number OF
suspicious deaths in the last few years, es-
pecially the case of hotel keeper named
Jury of Dublin, who died fortnight at er
the Phoenix park murders. From dlsclos-
ures by informers, the authorities do not
doubt that Jury was poisoned. The reason
ALLEGED Tor the poisoning is that he lnauve1-
tently opened letter addressed to lyman,
who was staying at Jury's hotel: Jury dis
covered that the letter contained directions
in regard to secret society. Fearing the
vengeance of members of the society, Jury
DESTROYED the letter. A waiter informed
lyman that Jury had letter for him: 1t is
thought Jury's removal was then decided
upon.
Prince Bismarck presided recently at
meeting of the PrGssian ministry, it was de-
cided to take the regulation of church mat
tiers in their own hands Independent OF
Rome, and submit bill i'll the diet provid-
ing modification of the May laws. This is
not intended to be an organic act, but to re-
move The chief objections to the May law.
The bill will consi of single paragraph
allowing the saying of mass and dispensing
the sacrament in consideration OF the gov
ernment's modified rule regarding the duty
of notifying the government of church APP
pontmentS.
"A Herald cable gives the statement OF
correspondent who made it his business to
interview "well-known and influential
member of inn er court circles in relating
to the queens health. He was informed
that severe dropsical symptoms had SET IN,
and that the queens condition is consl 'ered
so unsafe that the doctors protested against
her present journey to Scotland. The only
reason the doctors ass scented to her removal
was the inability of her majesty to get
about"
The Voltaire says the French command
in Madagascar has been instructed to with
draw his forces from that country only af-
| ter Queen Ronoris had recognized the
French protecorate specified by the treaties
| OF 1910 and Al. The admiral will insist on
the right of Frenchmen to own land in Ma
| dagascar, and will claim indemnity of l.
| 500, 900 francs for the cost oft the expedition.
| 1t is stated that Hovas have made over
| lures with view of coming to an under
standing with the French.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes a letter
dated May 4, from the nihilist Stepniak,
| another of the Underground Russians
| in which the writer says THE car will
not be molested at the coronation, because
| the system of attacks to create terror have
been replaced by plans for coup d'etat
| and attempts at revolt"
The French have bombarded two ports
| on the northwest coast of Madagascar, caus-
| ing great destruction to British and other
Merchandise The French man-of-war
Farfait and British war sloop Dryod have
| left Trmatige The Malagassy authorities
are pressing forward their military prepare
| ions.
At the examination in Dublin Saturday of
| the prisoners charged with participation in
the murder conspiracy, the head constable
| testified that p ]. Sheridan visited Galway
| in 1879, and tried to call meeting, and that
| he fed in time to avoid arrest on a warrant
which had been issued against him.
In Paris, KY, the illegitimate colored
| children of the late James A. Case are suing
the administrator for possession of his es-
| tate, valued at $50, 600.