Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-06-07
Frisky Foreigners.

LONDON, june 1.-The dynamite con-
spirators, DIR. Gallagher, Bernard Gall
agher, Ansburg, Curtin, Whitehead, and
Wilson, against whom true bills were
found yesterday, were arraigned in the
Old Bailey this morning before Justice
Hawkins. They pleaded rot guilty,
and their trial was fixed for the 18th
inst. A special court is constituted to
try them. 1t consists of Lord Chief JUS
tice Colcridge, Justice Bratt of the court
of appeals, and Justice Grove of the
court of common pleas.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company, says:
prince Bismarck presided yesterday at
meeting of the Prussian ministry, at
which it was decided to take the regula-
ton of church matters into his own
hands, independent of Rome, and sub
init a bill in the diet providing for the
modification of the MAY laws.
PARIS, June 1.-The Gaulois, in the
| account of the attack of the Annamites
on the French forces near Hanoi, says
that Capt. Riviere. on leaving the fort,
advanced with $50 marines, leaving a
reserve of $50. These, however. re-
manned too tar in the rear to be of any
service to Capt Riviere's advance
guard, which was surprised by large
force OF Annamites and almost annihi-
lated. On the rear guard arriving at
the scene, the Annamites fled, carrying
off Capt. Riviere and fifteen marines,
all of whom were impaled the next day.
The Governor of Caledonia is ordered
to send all available troops TO Tonqun.
ToULoN, June 1.-The French trans
port Mytho has sailed for Tonquin with
LOGO troops.
TAMATAvE. June 1.-The French
have bombarded two ports on the north
west coast of Madagascar, causing great
destruction to British and other mer-
chandise. The French man-of-war,
Forfaft and the British war-sloop Dryad
have left the harbor. The Malagassy
authorities are pressing toward their
military preparations. The merchants
are sending goods into the interior for
security in case the French lombard
Tamataye
KEEL, June 1.-The vessels TO leave
next week for China, are those recently
built for the Chinese government, not
German vessels. They viii take out a
supply of torpedoes. The vessels will
be inspected before they leave here by
n captain of the German navy, and be
navigated to Shanghai by German sea-
men, who, after the vessels have been
handed over to the Chinese authorities,
will 90 on board the vessels of the Ger
man squadron in Chinese waters.
LONDON, June 2.-Vienna correspon-
dents report that Turkey is seeking a
coalition with Russia against British in
fluence in Egypt
MADRID, June AT the banquet to
the Portuguese and Spanish statesmen,
given last evening by the Vice President
of the Chamber of Deputies, Senior Cas-
telar made speech, in which he adj
vocated union between Spain and
Portugal. Viscount Almendinka, Of
Portugal, in reply, pointed out the OBJ
stacles TO union between a tranquil
nation like Portugal and an agitated
country like Spain.
DUBLIN, June 2.-Thomas Caffrey,
the fourth of the Phoenix Park muir
derers, was hanged at Kilmainham
Jail at o'clock this morning. During
the farewell interview with his mother
yesterday. Caffrey broke down COM
pletely. The crowd outside the prison
this morning numbered only about fifty
persons Among these were the mother
and brother OF the prisoner, and a
woman who had been present at all the
executions of the men convicted of the
murder of Cavendish and Burke and
who prayed for the condemned men.