The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-13

The Figaro asserts Trcol, the French r..
| preventative in China, hos telesrsphed the
| government that no serious preparations
for war are beirg made in China. He says
| the idea of war with France is badly received
| in the SOU ,hern provinces, and il is repu.
dated By the council Of the empire. he
| says that China 1ouid master only 10000
with Europ an q. ms for service l.. Forquin.
Figaro SAYS Ut bei'VrS that Prime Minister
Ferry IS willing 10 neutraIiZe the nor; hern
provinces Of Toaqpian but will not cede
ihegl 70 Chias, ana las 20 instructed Trjcon.
II is statet that Ferry resigned as Ir,me
Iuini>ter Of France. Grevy how,vrr refused
! 10 accept hts resisnati.n. There is the
creates con fusion among tRa ministers aud
tae supporters of the gocernWent. Minis.
ter al newspapers declare thaNien Thibau.
din will not resign the ministry OF war
Inc Steele vs. President Grevy s:iii has
the same confidence in the Cabinet as when
he accepted Office.
The Berlin correspondent OF the Times
says that ChiDa r,jectii z he me, orar dun
drawn up by Ferry, French prime minister,
relative TO the Settl, nIent Ofthe TooGuiu
question, the following frontier line is nov,
hslng discussed; BegiIuing at che line made
by the arm! OF he Pnunibert deita, it Lows
this arm in NORTH westerly direction until
Il comes In The canal grounds around the
rapids; this II skirts Is far rs the Red river
1t then runs g ong the Red river until Hug
! HOa is reached. AZ that point is the pro
posed Chinese Crstom house. According to
this PRO: osed line lhe delta viii be divided
into two ue@ry equal parts. Fra, CO, how
ever nov regards the ncgGtiati. as az not
serious, and is resolved on precipitation
ei'lement Of the question: by the tac 5 ac-
com pishei.
1t is rumored that the German govern.
ment has ldrssssd an energetic note to
France, concerning the treitrle1t In Paris
OF Ait nso. lie National declares that il
Grevy Is maintained rs a r.e iient OF the
| republic il is also necessary ID keep his son
in-low. Wilson il the fa.acs Eiysee. /,
would without chagrin see Henri Bri,son
| president o. the chamb-r of delaits. be.
! come president of FIR nee. lie Vo!taire ey.
| presses the belief that tie cabinet will not
c9n'orA to the selection by the der artmep,
| ct war Of Gen. Mill Tor chief pf the general
stall. king Alfonso instructed Duc de Fer
| antz Spanish afhh .sss ior 10 France I,
contribute 10000 francs for the relel ot lhe
p.or OF Paris.
! ItIs row stated that James Smilb, James
Hsnlon and Michael Kavan ugh the in.
iNIhtiS III lilt Il ! 't liA ifiuEutT trtRiS " hO
were rot permitted 10 lsrd AZ Melbourne.
will &C TO India, where James Carey Ia.
decided TO 90 until be was dissusde. there.
| from by his wife. The steamer Melbourue
which arrived at Msrseilles recsrtly iron,
! Caledonia, had on board joseph Snii,b
| one OF The in'Crmfrs ,p the PLoeaix mari,
| murder trials, who was not permitted tn
| land al MeiDos.ne on the q n Of Aucu, =
/ Smith was recognized upon he arrival q,
| the steamer st Ners.i'lss, whcn he suJG. nj :
( len the vessel End IS believed t. have taSen
/ passage tor china.
An Orangp procession, at Belfast, while
| returning from meetiu a few dsys ago
at which Sir Stafford Northco spoke. vas
attacked bya Catholic mLb A desperate
light ensued, ant many persons were
/ wounded. A lazy ia a c1nv.nt. the win.
doHs OF which were mashed by Orange.
! men, who wes i'll AZ The ime G the stack
/ has since died Of the shock caused bv the
affair.
! The archbishop Of T. uador has sddreS.ed
! a PASTORAL letter u the c.e,gy, which be o,
d.;s tn b. reed in the u-chs, in y hic
ne IN ofms ;te Ieop! tlat at b. election.
Tor the (ouyvnions re about to take ace
al many are itncrant a. Ia who are tit
ting cenSidstes TO el'ct they must cas-
their votes Is Instructed by the clergy.
fhe church congress q. Reading, England