Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-03-28
BRIEF FOREIGN NEWS.

Smalley's London Gable: Mr.. Parnell's
visit to Paris had various objects. He took
great pains to secure publicity in numerous
French papers for complaints against the
land ct, emitting no means to provoke
French hostility to England. The result of
his repeated interviews with Mr.. Henri
ROCKFORD is apparent in the Intransigi-
lant's open advocacy of war with Great
Britain. He condemned the Phoenix park
murders, declared that Carey was govern
| ment agent who had controlled these muir
ders and led astray the poor fellows who
committed them, and that he had received
$50, 900 reward. He attributed the London
explosion to freethinkers. When parlia-
ment resumes its sessions Parnell will be
asked either to confirm or deny these state
ments.
The Chronicle of Marlborough, Queens
land, has an account of the arrival there of
Bernard Gilfoy of Buffalo. N. Y, who left
San Francisco, Aug. 10, 1882, in an eighteen
foot dory for Australia. The voyage was
prosperous until the latter part, when he
capsized twice, lost his instruments and had
his provisions damaged. He was picked up
Jan. % by a coaster, 100 miles from the coast
of Queensland, in an exhausted condition.
In the commons, Sir William Harcourt,
home secretary, in replying to question by
Capt. OShea, said the police were carefully
inquiring into the assault on Lady Florence
Dixie. The inquiry was owing to the inten-
ton of the Parneltite me.ubers to press for
an investigation because of the suspicion
cast upon the land league in connection
with the case.
All the Vienna socialists have been &C
quilted of the charge of high treason
Pheger and Engel, joiners, convicted of the
robbery of Merstaliinger, shoe manufactur-
er, were sentenced 30 fifteen years penal ser
vitude, and Berndt, master joiner, partici-
patiDg in the robbery, was sentenced to two
years penal servitude.
In the case Of Nugent and twelve other
members of the Armah Assassination soci-
ETY., the crown counsel has undertaken to
prove the society was established by man
named Burns coming from America for the
purpose, and that after Burns departure
Nugent became director ofthe society.
At meeting of the British cabinet Mon
day, Lord Carlingford took mis- seat as lord
president of the ceupcil, in place of Lord
Spencer, resi- gned, Carlingford will also as
sumo the duties of Minister of agriculture,
which are combined with those of lord pres
ident.
London Dispatch: The greatest secrecy
is maintained regarding the inquiry into the
Westminster explosion. Unless evidence
fastening guilt upon Irish extremists hall
be brought forth, the authorities will pro-
badly allow the whole affair to die out quiet
ly.
The French Revision Constitution league
has published its programme. 1tattacks the
present constitution as framed in the inter-
est of oligarchy, and declares that reform or
a durable government is impossible with two
legislative houses.
Judge Lawson, replying to an address
presented by the grand jury of Belfast, said
he attributed the explosions in London and |
final efforts of the scotched reptile, lawless- |
ness.
The governor of Moscow has received |
letter, warning him thatsthe Kremlin. where |
the car is to be crowned, will be blown up |
during the coronation ceremony if the czar |
refuses to grant constitution.
The report that the dean Of Canterbury |
had received letter threatening that the |
deanery would be blown up on the occasion |
of the enforcement of the new archbishop, |
is pronounced untrue.
A considerable number of people from |
North and South Carolina are arriving in !
Winnipeg. to settle on farms in the north |
west. Forty families are coming in two |
weeks.
The estimated expenditure Ct the Domin-
ion for the financial year ending June 80. |
1881, is $45, 504, las; amount voted for the |
present year ending June 80, next, $54, 877,-
264.
Lieut.. Hunt has passed. through st. Peters
burg from Irkutsk, where he left the bodies
of Commander De Long and comrades for |
to America in the spring.
Right Hon. Anthony J. Mundell, men,
Der of the British parliament for Sheffield,
and vice president of the council, is seri-
ously Indisposed.
r. Carrie & Co., wholesale drygoods at
Toronto, Ont, have suspended. Liabili-
lies $4,000.
An autopsy of Gortschakoff showed he
had not peen poisoned.
The health of Emperor William contin-
1es to improve.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Charles Soehner, ST., music dealer
and prominent citizen of Indianapolis
Ind, died Tuesday morning. Mr.. Soeh.
ne- was born in the Grand Duchy of Ba-
den in 1918. He became prominently
identified in the revolution of 1910, and
under the revolutionary government, held
he office of civil commissioner of his
iuchy, being the highest Office in the
1uchy. On the overthrow of the govern
nent, this property was confscated, and
With Carl Schurz, Gen. Hecker and other
prominent revolutionists, he came to
America and settled at Indianapolis in
$40.
Bertram Scheffer, well-known resident
If st. Paul 6ied Thursday evening at the
esidence of his cousin, Alfred Schefer, Day
nn's bluff Death resulted from tvnhnid