The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-07-07

most extraordinary precautions taken for
her personal safety. Her majesty seems to
believe that 1t is rs necessary for her IT, be
excluded from supposed enemies as for the
car OF Russia, and appears at times TO sup
pose that her subiec's are restless and dis
contented, and should be removed rs far as
possible from any approach to her person.
Her mental condition is that of an exceed
ingly irritable and gloomy person. For the
first time IN her life, the queen the other
day refused TO attend the prince Of Wales
garden party.
Parnell, in his speech at Monaghan in the
interest of Healy's candidacy for the COM
mons, said his party intended to endeavor
to amend the land act SO as to make re-
duced rents date from the time of sppli-
cation therefor to the court; to provide that
tenants be allowed for improvements OF the
same within thirty or forty years, and so
that leaseAoldes shall be admitted to the
benefits of the act. The court of appeal
has rendered a decision in the important
test case of OHane VS.. Nelson, on which
40,OOO other cases depend. The court held
that new rents become payable from the
day when they were fixed by the commits
sioners.
The panic over the cholera in Egypt is
increasing, and the flight of Europeans
continues. A commission is formed TO de-
wise means to protect Alexandria from the
malady. The festivals usually held on the
anniversary of the khedive's accession To
the throne will be stopped. All the minis
ters have been recalled tn Cairo. At Dami-
eta there were forty seven deaths recently,
OF which thirty-seven are known to have
been from cholera. In Marsurab, thus far,
there are seven cases, two OF which proved
fatal. Two cases have occurred at Port
Said, one fatal.
A panic in bl eadstuils now threatens
England. Its imminence is due chiefly to
the cholera blockade against India. There
seems to be no relief except from the United
States, because of the probability Of an cpl
demic of AsiatiC cholera, which will pract-
cally cut off the Indian supply of cereals.
There are many elements in this probable
breadstutfs panic which bode great i'll to the
large European SPECTATORS in human icod.
There has been great deal of gossip
says London Truth, in Scotland about the
extravagant precautions which were taken
to insure the striciest privacy during the
queens journey TO Balmoral. Within All
hour OF her ma esty'5 arrival at the castle
she drove of with Princess Beatrice in a
pony carriage to Crathie TO inspect the grave
OF John Brown, ana tkey remained for
more than half an hour in the krkyard.
The Central News correspondent at Ber-
lin says the arrest of Krazewski, the Polish
author, and others, has led to the belief
that conspiracy exists for the betrayal OF
OF secrets relative to the German military
organization. Twenty arrests were made at
Berlin Gnd Dresden recently, of persons
supposed to be connected with this conspi-
racy. Other arrests will be made at Halle,
Hanover and Cologne.
The London News says: 1t is perfectly
within Americas right to prevent the land
ing ofIrish paupers on her shores. The
gross negligence in shipping them is most
cruel. II assisted emigration continues it
must be conducted differently. There is no
reason to believe that the government has
co operated with any other agency than
Mr.. Tukes, but mere inactiOn is not now
enough.
The American leaders of the present Lon
don social season are Mrs. Ronald, Mrs.
Washington HILBERT and Mrs Hicks Lord.
The prince of Wales and other royal per.
sOnages attended Mrs. Ronald's receptions.
Mrs. HILBERT recently enter tanned Lord
Wolseley and number Of the nobility at
private elegant dinner.
There is reason to believe that the mar
quis of Lansdown, chairman of the joint
committee OF the house of lords and com
mons in the channel tunnel project, will
report favorably upon the scheme, and that
there will a so be minority report, adverse
TO the project.