The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-01-25
that Gen. Butler sent his check for 81 ,0o0 to
aid the Readjuster canvass. FL -
Saturday, ut midnight the mercury at st.
Paul was 80 below zero, and it was even low
or farther north.
BRIEF FOREIGN NE1gS.

BRIEF FOREIGN NEWS.
Prince Frederick Charles Alexander;
brother of the emperor of Germany died
Sunday, aged eighty-two. In consequence
of the death of Prince Charles, festivities in
honor of the silver wedding of the Crown
Prince Frederick William, have been aband
oned, and theaters will be kept closed until
after the funeral. Prince Charles, who was
indisposed for some time became seriously
ill Saturday. His symptoms, which as
sumed an aggravated character toward evell-
ing, abated somewhat Sunday morning, but
in the afternoon he sank rapidly until short
ly before O'Clock, when he expired. The
emperor remained some time in the fore
noon with the prince, who was also visited
by the empress. Prince Frederick William
and other princes. The emperor and en-
press partook of the sacrement with the dy-
Ing man at 1870 o'clock. The last words Of
Prince Charles were: "Long live the Emper-
orr
The pope in a letter to Cardinal McCabe
of which copies have been sent all bishops
congratula:es them on their zeal in calming
the country and guiding the people. He
regrets that evil societies have not ceased to
trust to deeds of CT line, but seek remedies that
lead to the destruction of the faithful. The
people should be firmly persuaded that the
national cause should be kept distinct from
the deeds Of these unhallowed associations
popular meetings SHOULD only be
whose wisdom the bishops have especial
confidence as able to guide an excited as
sembly and Gafend judicious courses. The
clergy, thus constituted guardians of tho
public security and defenders of the COM
nlonwealth, will be Of great utility to the
country in it's disturbed state.
Paris dispatch to London Daily News:
It is perfectly true that Baron de Charlotte,
aided by Nandry d'Osson, member of tb-
chamber OF deputies tor Lavendee, and othe
ers, has organized from Finstre to Tours
thirty-two legions Of 1000 1nen each and
begun to arm them. Six hundred horses
have been pur:h 4sed as peuchis for insur-
gent cavalry stationed at different chattesux.
Recruits wear small cross as rallying sig
Jal. 1t is stated that the conpsirators have
II, 90 600 francs iu bank in London. This
is no canard, but the result of government
inquiry. t'olice report as certain Baron de
Charrette has in Paris 800 political zouaves
fully armed. Prince Victor has been
granted short leave Of absence to visit
Prince Jerome. He arrived in Paris Frida y
Earl Spencer, Lord lieutenant of Ireland,
in replying to an address from inhabitants
of Portarlington, congratulating him upon
his wise and merciful administration of the
law and the success of his efforts to preserve
order and prosperity iu Ireland, said: After
the events of recent years, it is improbable
that lawlessness can at once be eradicated.
Its baneful influence will, from time to time
make itself felt, and itneeds anxious watch
ing. The government will rely upon the
support Of all classes to maintain order.
President Grevy, of France, regards Flo
quet's proposal prohibiting the presence in
French dynasties as tyrannical. 1t is ex.
pected that Prince Napoleon will be expelled
from France at once, and that decree ex-
polling pretenders to the throne will be is
sued Immediately afterwards. It is reported
that the Orleans princes are preparing to
quit France If necessary. It is asserted that
search warrants will be issued for visits at
the houses of several friends of Prince Je-
Dornane, Bohapartist. declared he had him
self posted Prince Napoleon's manifesto and
gave notice of an interpolation against the
violation by the government of the laws Of
1881 relating to placards.
jennings London Cable: The feature of
the week in usiness circles has been the
great recovery in all classes of American Sc
curities. A strong and steady demand is
further going on from investors for The de-
scription of Vanderbilt and Gould securities
best known here, chiefly bonds. The mar
ket closed very firm, and there were very
few sellers, everybody believing in coming
boom, and SO holding out Tor better prices.
Counsel Taylor of Winnipeg, has red fife
wheat grown in latitude 81 north, on Peace
river, 200 miles north of Winnipeg. Its
product was forty bushels to the acre.
An informer named Farrell created a SEN
satiun in Dublin court Saturday by be-
traying the secrets of plot to assassinate
court and other officials.