Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-05-12

INCREASED caution vas being taken al
Dublin, Ireland, on the oath, because of let
tiers threatening to blow up public build.
ings. A quantity of dynamite was discov.
cred in the forts at Chatham.
LORD CARLINGFoRD stated in the British
House of Lords on the oath that reports
from the distressed districts Of ireland
were more favorable. He said the Govern.
ment was agreed that emigration Was the
best and inevitable remedy for distress,
but they had neither the right, nor was it
necessary, to force it upon the people,.
TIE French papers on the oath published
an inspired paragraph which declared that
whatever treaties the Malagassy Eivoys
might make with other countries, france
would not allow anything to be done peju-
| dicing her rights in Madagascar.
TWENTY-FIVE lives were lost by a calis-
ion on the 9th between the ships County
Aberdeen and British Commerce of the
English coast.
AN explosion occurred on the 25thin Q
min at Bessiges, France, and 127 employees
were missing. Nine bodies had been found,
but many more deaths were feared.
THE second trial of Timothy Kelly at
Dublin, Ireland, charged with completely
in the Phoenix Park murders, resulted on
the 18th, as did the first trial, in a disagree.
ment of the jury.
TWENTY persons in the green-room ofIthe
Ambigu Theater at Paris were severely in
jured on the night of the 18th by a gaslex-
plosion.
The Canada Pacific Railroad Company
and other capitalists Of British North Aneri-
ca offer to transplant five thousand families,
aggregating twenty-five thousand perstns,
from Ireland to the Canadian Northwest
territory, if the British Government will
loan 81, OOO, 1000 without interest for she pur-
chase Of farming outfits for the ~colonists.
The Government, according to lord Car
lingford, regards the proposition favora-
bly,.
REAR ADMIRAL BALDWIN, commanding
the European station, has been ordered by
Secretary Chandler to proceed, with his
personal staff, to Moscow, to attend the ap-
preaching coronation Of the Gar.
OvERwoRK is said to nave ilcapacitated
the entire German Cabinet. The mass Of
business claiming their atteation is unu-
sually large, and beyond the power Of the
present staff to perform.
SIXTEEN men lost their lives on thee Goth
by the burning of q factory in Warsaw,
Poland.
The report of the rout and capture of the
False Prophet Of Soudan appears to have
been premature. The Egyptian forces
were on the Goth preparing for a combined
attack upon his position 1t Divine by land
and by water.
THE Chief Secretary for Ireland was on
the Goth authorized by the British House
OF Commons to introduce a bill for the i'm.
mediate relief of distress in Ireland.
EARTHQUAKE shocks we're experiencedre+
Gently in Chill. A large island in the Gull
of Darien, at the mouth of the river Atrato,
had disappeared in consequence of the con,
vulsion. In the principal cities of Chill a
number of famous edifces were damaged.
THE seven men accused Of being dyna,
mite conspirators were examined again on
the Goth at London, ~andfurther remanded.
STRIKING factory hands in the city OF
Zyrardow, Russia, a few days ago., stoned
troops sent to arrestthe leaders. The troops
fred upon the men, killing two md severely
wounding five.
A NIrRo-GLYcER1NE factory was discov,
cred on the 9th at Northampton, Eng.
A FAIL of four inches of snow at Quebec
on the 9th made good sleighing.
Two BOYS were burned to death in q
sugar house at st. Thomas, Can, a few
nights ago.
"A MONTREAL dispatch of the 9th says
that Fleming, the alleged Chicago bucket.
shop %swindler, had escaped from Canada,
and was supposed to be on his way &c
Europe.
MICHAEL Pagan was convicted at Dublin
Ireland, on the 9th of participation in tn.
Phoenix Park murders, and sentenced to bs
Fexecuted May %.