Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-09
FOREIGN.

THE entry of the Car Alexander III. and
the Czarine of Russia into Moscow, pre-.
liminary to the coronation ceremonies, oc.
Cured on the 22d, and was marked with
great polnp the procession embracing
many royal personages and high dignita'
ries. The Car was cheered Justify by the
people along the line of the procession,
and acknowledged the compliment gra.
ciously.
The Vatican on the 22d notified Prussia
that it could not accept her latest PROPOSE
ton for a settlement of their differences.
ADvIcEs of the 22d say the majority of
the native chiefs in the Soudan have sub.
mitted to the Egyptians, and twas asserted
that the backbone of the False Prophets
rebellion had been broken.
MEXICAN advices of the 22d state that
General Cook, with five hundred Mexican
Indians and United States troops, left Bo-
vispe, Sonora, on the 9th inst, via Guacle.
ia, for the Sierra Madre.j The Indians were
said to be scattering and fleeing before the
Generals forces. t
WITH slight notifications, the French
Chamber Of Deputies has adopted the
American postal-service regulations.
The Italian Cabinet having resigned as a
whole the King on the 22d directed NJ. De-
pretis to organize a new Cabinet which
would be satisfactory to himself.
THE ceremony of blessing the Imperial
flag was performed in the Kremlin, at Mos
cow, on the sd, in the presence OF. the En-
peror and Empress. Fifty suspicious per-
sons had been arrested in the city.
THE Spanish Government and secret de.
t~ectives on the o3d discovered the existence
of a secret anarchist society near Here's,
and thirty-four of the leaders had been al.
rested.
THE French on the oath began operations
Der of military posts erected contrary to
the wishes of France, and now hold the
route to Tananariva, the capital.
THE Swedish Arctic exploring vessel
Sophia, with Nordenskjolda land other scien.
lists, sailed from G%athenburg on the oath fol-
Greenland.
The Cuban sugar crop is estimated to be
twenty-five per cent. less than last year.
The London ship-owners favoring an
other canal across the Isthmus of Suez
have raised 100000 for preliminary expen.
ses, and would notify the Government OF
their project.
EARL GRANVILLE, the British Foreign
Secretary, was on the oath in communities
ton with the authorities concerning the
closing of American schools in Bulgaria by
the Government of that country.
The bombardment of Miragoane, in Hay
ii, was begun on the Oath, and was making
havoc among the insurgents.
A HEAVY storm, which caused much dam,
age, passed over a large portion of the
South of Ireland on the 25th.
Up to the 25th thirtytwo deaths fromyel
low fever had occurred at Havana, Cuba
and the disease had made it's appearance
among the shipping at that port.
ADv1cEs of the 18th from Tombstone, A
T., state that General Crooks forces hac
defeated the hostile Indians at G~uacunope
in the Sierra Madres, and thirty Indians
were killed. The Apaches fed, and Crool
had started in pursuit.
STEUB1NG & Co., wholesale importers o.
German goods at Berlin, Ont, have failed
for $1,000
FIFTY houses at Vars, France, were de
stroyed by fire a few days ago, and severa;
persons persisted in the flames. The town
of Osteromfeld, Prussia, was also nearly
entirely destroyed by fire.
GREAT excitement prevailed st Guaya
quill, Contra America, on the 25th, over thu
robbery Of $320,000 from the bank by its
President, Veintimilla. Most of the money
belonged to foreigners.