The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-13
FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.

JaAueS ACOeIAAOIt Was OIOu6At UeiOIo IAt
court at Liverpool, on the 30th inst, and
was further remanded to jail at the request
OF the counsel for the prosecution, who
stated that pocketbook found among the
prisoners effects contained very important
entries, but their nature was not indicated.
McDemott complained to the judge as an
American citizen that he is subject TO very
hard treatment, anu stated that he was not
even aware Of the nature of the charges
against him.
Minister Lowell, at Taunton, England,
on the 4th inst, unveiled a bust of Henry
Fielding, the dramatist and novelist. In
the large crowd present were m my we'll
known in literary and dramatic circles. In
his address Lowell. paid high tribute to
the manliness of character of the deceasen
| author and defended the works of Fielding
| from the charge of coarseness end imme raj.
| ity, urging that bis works were written in
the spirit Of the age in which he lived.
The words "Independence Americaine,
1882" are inscribed upon the statue of La.
| fay cite which was unveiled on the 9th inst
In the address at the banquet, Valdez Ros-
seau, minister of the interior, declared that
nothing threatened the strength of the gov
eminent and that France views with
| Indifference the recent mourning ceremo
lies over the dead anarchist.
In consequence of reports that efforts to
rescue O'Donnell, who shot informer Cary,
the police authorities have adopted extra
measures to prevent any such attempt.
The marquis ofLorne and his family are
visiting Ottawa.
Marwcod, the English hangnlan is dead
| PERSONAL MENTION.
| The earl of Onslow, VINO has made him.
selfnoted by demanding whole Car to him.
self in the Willard party, is thirty years
old, and succeeded his granduncle as the
ourth earl of Onslow in 1870. The first
peer of the name was speaker of the house
of commons in 1908, and on the acc ssion
of George I. was appointed chancellor Of
the exchequer. The achievements of his
successors are not recorded in history.
Rev. D. B. Cheney, Jr., was duly or
dainsd to the ministry ofthe Baptist church
Of Saltwater on the evening of the 4th inst
The sermon was preached by the father ol
the candidate, R-v. D. B. Cheney, D. D.,
of Lima, Ohio, the charge by Rev. H. G
| Woods, D. D., of Minneapolis, and the
charge to the people by Rev. Mt. Whitney
| OF the STATE m)SSlOn. tIeV. Dr. carroll Ol
| the Plesbl terian church Of Saltwater, ex-
tended warm welcome to the young pas
tor.
Gen. W. T. Sherman is now visiting Mon.
terey, Cal where he landed anj served in
1s47, and will arrive at Los Angeles next
Monday. September II he will be at For1
Mobaye, Ariz., AID thence to San Francisco
and proceed east to Salt Lake City. From
| there he will go to Denver and Fort Lewis
| Col, arriving at st. Louis Oct. 4, and in
Washington about the II.
Protab Chandler Mezzo!ali of Hindostan
| repre- entative of the Christian religion ir
the east, delivered his first address in this
| country at the Unitarian church in Con
! cord, Mass, the 81.
The youngest son Of John A. Andrew
Massachusetts war governor, Is telephone
epairer and lineman.
Pap. Mason, the Oldest stage driver in
Minnesota is dead.