The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-08-31
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

There was serious riotlng In the town
Of Cambridge, Lanark county, Scotland, on
the 18th inst, between parties Of Orange.
men and Catholics. Twenty-six partici-
pants were arrested. Two policeman were
dangerously wounded in quieting the disor-
der. Rioting was resumed recently, when
number of Catholics armed with picks
end hammers raraded the streets ofthe
t.wn in search of their religious antagonists
and resisted the efforts Of police sent 10 dis.
perse them. The officers we're reinforced
by a body of mounted policemen, and the
combined forces, alter sharp fight, dis.
persed the rioters, twenty of whom were ar
rested. The town IS in state of excite
ment as fresh trouble is expected.
Gladstone stated on the 22d in the
house of commons in response to a question
by Parnell, that he regretted that the house
of lords had rejected the Irish registration
\ bill. He also stated that he would intro.
duce measure on the subject at the next
session of parliament, Colling, liberal men,
Der for Ipswich, gave notice that at the
next session OF parliament he would Offer
resolution declaring it is desirable to grant
measure of home rule to Ireland, as the
Fest means of securing permanent peace to
the Irish. Ceilings announcement was re-
ceived with cheers.
Lord Wolseley has been gazetted field
marshal. The queen insisted on having the
parliamentary session brought to close
because she desired to go to Balmoral
without delay. The ceremonies of the ded-
ication of the csirn to John Brown is fixed
for September LIST. It is rumored that Bis
marck has made overtnres to King Alton
20 for meeting at Berlin between the EN-
peror William, the car and the Spanish
king.
Second ballots were held IN France, for
members of the council general in places
where no results were reached on the
election previously. The results show
further republican gains of sixtee;.
seats. Janvier de La Motto, Bonapartist,
and member of the chamber of deputies for
the department of the Eure, who was a
candidate in that department was de-
feated
The postal service of Great Britain has
been transformed by the recent arrange
ment Tor transmitting pacels into gigan.
tic express system. Groceries and market
ing for the country are delivered by post.
The carriers are expected to take thirty
pounds and they groan under the load.
Cetewayo, the Zulu king, has recovered
from the wounds received in the late en-
gagement between his forces and insurgents
and made request to Queen Victoria that
she have full inquiry made into the treat
ment he received.
Mount Vesuvius is in state remarkable
activity. The continuous trembling OF the
soil has resulted in considerable injury to
buildings and 70 the railway running up
the mountain.
Mr.. Bortase, chairman of the English
Farmers alliance, has accepted an invita-
ton of the Messrs. Cunard to go to America
as their guest, and visit the great farms of
the west.
Bismarck has invited the Sculptor schil.
ling t. 80 to Kinsington in order to make q
bust Of the chancellor, which is to be the
final model for all future portraits of the
prince.
There were 1893 deaths from cholera in
Egypt on the 10th, including three at Cairo.