McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-10-11

press indignation at the lightness of the sen.
tence pronounced upon Tidewater Logan,
originator Of the recent riots in that city.
AUSTRIA.
A dispatch says barrel of gun.
powder exploded Saturday in a wine shop
in Vienna, killing fifteen people and injur-
ing six.
MADAGASCAR.
The report that operations in NADIA
gascar are about to be renewed by the
French forces there is discredited in govern
ment circles.
King Alfonso left Paris for home on
Monday night because of the insult he re-
ceived at the hands of the populace. He
was asked to return by his government and
the outrage will be made the subject of dip
lomatic correspondence between the coun-
tries.
The nihilists have issued circular
demanding the government put stop to the
cruel treatment given to prisoners, and espe-
cially women.
FRANCE.
President Grevy is reported to feel
deeply Inundated over the insult offered
Alfonso and contemplates resigning. :
GERMANY.
Some weeks ago Marshal Won Man
teuffel, governor Of Alsace-Lorraine,
issued an order forbidding NJ. Antoine (the
deputy from Alsace in German Reichstag)
from publishing paper to be called the
Metz, sympathizing with France. Antoine
replied by letter to Manteuffel, expressing
the hope that he would be "avenged.'
This utterance on the part of Deputy An
tome led to the preferment of charges of
high treason against him. The charge has
been sustained in the preliminary hearing
and eliminated Tuesday in the arrest of
Deputy Antoine upon the charge of high
treason. The empire penalty, if proven
guilty, is death.
ENGLAND.
The effort to exhume the remains of
Shakespeare has failed by the refusal of the
council of Stratford- on-Avon to allow any
disturbance of the last resting place.
CHINA.
No war preparations are being made
for conflict with France. The proposal
was not well received in the southern PROV
inces.
The king and queen had reception
Thursday. Eighteen hundred persous at
tended, including senators, deputies, and
Alfonso presiding, the question of diplo-
matte sction in regard to the demonstration
at Paris was discussed, but the greatest re-
serve was manifested as to the decision
reached.
IRELAND.
A Dublin correspondent says: An In
vincibles vigilance committee has been
formed to hunt down all informers. The
committee has paid spies throughout the
British colonies and in North and South
America.
Line pope, III an allOcuClOn upon re-
ceiving a large number of Italian pilgrims in
the basilica of St. Peters, Sunday, said he
rejoiced to witness the concord existing be-
tween the clergy and focks. The conspir-
acy of sects had reduced the .papacy to
unworthy of its rank. Historical
proved the papacy was no en-
envy of Italy, but that it had always been
actuated by sovereign benevolence. The
real object in depriving the pope of temporal
power was to strike blow at the church and
rob Italy of the treasures of faith. To avoid |
The destruction of Catholicism it behooved |
al patriotic and religious forces to unite ard |
and show themselves openly as Catholics |
and to desire above all things to restore the |
pope to that condition of liberty and indie
pendence which is his due. The pope spoke |
'or twenty minutes. The audience numbered |