Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-04-19
Foreign Flakes.

DUBLIN, April 15-Although true bills
were returned against eleven prison
ers charged witbthe Phenix Park muir
ders, it is believed thai only seven will
be tried on capital charge.
1t is stated that Delaney and Nc
Caffrey will plead guilty Peter Carey
will depose Monday that he was sworn
as an Invincible by his brother. Kelly
will be tried after Curley.
LONDON, April 15.-The Marquis of
Lorne will probably succeed the Mar
quis of Ripon as Viceroy of India.
The Court Circular states that the
Queens physician Saturday dressed
her injured knee. Her condition is
much improved and the Queen will re-
gain her full power of the limb, but
some time must elapse before she will
be able to walk or stand for any length
of time.
LONDON, April 15.-The name of the
Grand Ddke Constantine is prominently
mentioned in connection with the eoro-
nation ceremonies at Moscow for the
reason that it is understood that he posi-
lively refused to attend the celebration
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after the death of his brother, Alex
ander, H., and informed his nephew,
the present Emperor, before his depar-
ture, that he would never return to the
capitol so long as he sat on the throne
His absence would be so noticeable that
it would cause comment among the
powers, and efforts have been made
more or less direct, to secure his attend
ance
BERLIN, April 15.-It is reported that
the Liberal members of the Reichstag
propose to present an address in reply
to the Emperors message The Lib
eral journals are dissatisfied with the
message, though declaring that the crit
icisms are directed against Bismarck
and not against the Emperor. The
Vossische Zeitung says the message is a
clever expedient to effect the dissolution
of the Reichstag, which now will be
made on the ground of non-acquies-
cence in the message. The National
Zeitung doubts the necessity of the mes
sage.
PARIS, April 15.-Louise Michel
has succeeded IN smuggling to
Rochefort ont of her prison, st. Lazare,
many of the details of the examination
before the Judges of Instruction. On
one occasion, as it appears, she was
continuously questioned for no less than
eleven hours. Why or how So long o
time could have been occupied he does
not say, but it seems that a horde of
witnesses were brought against her
men and women of whom she says she
had never heard or seen.
Hone KONG, March 1.-THE French
troops recently arrived at Tonquin were
distributed in the various ports, the lar
ger number occupying Honai. 1t is re-
ported by French official that all Chi
nese troops have been withdrawn. No
hositilities are possible.
VIENNA. April 16 The president of
the reichstadt, received q letter warning
him that an attempt would be made
soon TO destroy the parliament build
ings. The structures in consequence
are now entirely surrounded by mount
ed police.
LONDON, April 16.-Parnen anuoun-
ces that if the inspirators of the Irish
convention, which is to be held in
Philadelphia, would postpone it until
autumn, be might be able to attend, and
advises that the convention be deferred
until fall.
PARIS, April IA fleet of fifteen
vessels is awaiting at Toulon to ship
troops and supplies to Anam in case of
China's reply to the French ultimatum
is unsatisfactory.
MADRID, April Is. I'm the Senate to-
day the Minister Of Foreign Affairs de-
clared his note to the Washington
Government condemning the appiica-
ton of the Monroe doctrine to the
Panama canal, and recommending the
naturalization of the canal under the
joint American and European protcc-
ton, had received the warm assent of
several European Powers.