Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
Gen. sherman'ss Family are in por.lsnd,
FOREIGN NEWs GOSSIP.


isl FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.
] ls8 Mr.. Hunt, minister 20 Russia has become
entanglea in difficulty with Admiral
4 Baldwin. Ii, s,r official report of his visit
and the coronation ceremonies the admiral
speaks in the highest terms ot,.he treatment
from Russian officers, but stress is laid up
on his fail9re to obtain an'invitatipn to the
church in which the ceremony took place.
The United States Minister is held respon.
sible for his oversight. Ali of the members
OF the ministers family were present at the
coronation, sat the admiral and his party
We're left out in the cold The slight wa.
keeniy felt but no attention was paid to the
matter until the admiral declined to attend
the state ball the evening of the coronation.
The cause of his declination, promptly given,
resulted in visit of the minister OF foreign
! affairs and the empel ors personal aid, both
OF whom were profuse IL apologies Fin
ally, every effort was made to recompense
the Americans for their disappointment.
The admiral, however, in hi. communica-
ton expresses the opinion tha. Minister
Hunt was too intent upon fixing his family
and friends to attend to the naval a,nbassa-
dor and his esco-t 1t is understood that
the attention of the state department. has
Been directed to the recent Questionable
conduct of Admiral Pierre, French repre-.
sentative in Tamatsve, Madagascar, and
that the French government.xill be asked
for an explanation.
The report that James Carey fasleft Dub
lin is.eonfrmed. The government rcfused
| to give him any reward or written pardon.
| On the evening Of the End inst, 8. detective
| called upon him with an order for his de-
| liHeIv, and drove with him in cab into
| the city. Having been given the alterna-
| tive OF being turned unprotected Into the
| streets ora passage to London and thence
to some colony in the Eastern hemisphere,
| ne accepted the latter. His family had al
ready gone to London separately, to avoid
| suspicion.
The English bishops have become alarmed
! at the public agitation to abolish their right
| to vote as peers in the house of lords because
| of their Jeieat of the deceased wite's sister
| marriage bill. They are about to prepare q
statement Of defense and have appointed q
committee to draft the statement and place
Ii before the English people. The state
| nlent will be based upon the alleged danger
to English society which change i'll the
marriage laws would entail
The report of the committee of the house
of lords which has the Irish land act under
consideration has been submitted to the
house. The committee say tina. they find
that the emigration clauses of the act have
failed; that the modes of valuation of land
are unreliable; that the relations between
lithe landlords and tenants have become
demoraized and maintain hope that
fresh agitation will bring about the passage
OF a new cct.
An agreement has been arrived at be-
tween De Lesseps and the government O.
Great Rrit;an which provides for new
Suez canal parallel TO the one now in ex-
| istence, for the reduction of canal dues and
for the appointment Of an English surveyor
Of traffic. The Standards correspondent
Of Paris says that in order 10 secure ill.,
fuence over the canal the British govern
ment viii find capital for new canal COM
pany, to pay only small interest.
The speaker of the house of commons
has written Bradlaugh, informing him that
he will be excluded from the house until he
engages not to attempt the oath in disre.
gard to the resolutions of the house
Bradlaueh replied, declaring the action of
the house i'll his case Illegal and says he
will endeayor to take his seat in obedience
to law, and If expelled will appeal to his
constituency.
A Turco-American commission has heen
appointed to examine into the question Of
| tiLS Sot$H4'S-AAAASIil VI tSlioASuiu
The porte has addressed note to Gen.
| Wallace, American minister, pointing out
that it notified him of Turkeys withdrawal
| from the treaty of commerce with America
| on the eve of its expiration and invited hin,
| to negotiate for the conclusion of new
treaty. ..
Said Bey khaudeiI. who was perfect of
Alexandria at the time Of the riots and
massacres last year, has been found guilty
Of the charge Of failing TO perform his du-
| ties and of conniying at riots and has been
| sentenced to seven years imprisonment at
| hard labor.
While the house in Bennington formerly
+, occupied by Whitehead. who was sentenced
! to imprisonment for life recently fer COM
plicity in the dymite conspiracy, was being
| repaired an internal machine, elaboratelv
rnade, Was found under the planking.
The late duke of Marlborough, whose
name was John Winston Churchill, was an
| Oxford man, and held seat in the COM
duke He declined the viceroyalty OF
Ireland in 1874.
The firm of Hearn Maceulay & McNab,
wholesale millinery, of Londor, Ont, has
| called q meeting Of its creditors. Liza oiii-
| ties about $50 900.
Princess Victoria, wife of Prince Fred
erck William, eldest son of the Crown
Prince Frederick William, has been deliv-
| cred OF son.
Lord Dufferin expects another century to
show 10000, 600 Of people in Canada.
1 DAME! Spry Of Toronto has been elected
grand master mason OF Ontario.
The condition of Comte de Chambord
continues slowly to improve.
NJ. Waddington has been appointed
French ambassador to Vienna
De Lesseps was presented with son by
Madame on the 5th. G
| THE CASUALTY RECORD.
There was severe storm on Wednesday
/ through central Minnesota At OWatonna