The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-05-24
FOREIGN NEIp. 8 GOSSIP.

held at Dublin. Biggar, member OF parlia-
ment for Cavan, in . spa eoh said that any
thing coming from the pa pc should be re-
ceived, with much respect. by the league.
They should at the same time express their
opinions in plain but inohensive terms.
Bigger said he was not suited for such Q
task, and further it was unsafe for him to
isterfng justice. He args ed the importance
of prep airing for the 0eneral election for
members oflparliament Payne, Parnellite,
member OF parliament for Npperary, said
the Irish people should take their theology.
and a ot politics, from Rome. Parnell, -
declared, was the head of their political
church. Kenny; member of parliament for
Ennis, described the pope's circular -
shameful insult to the priests and people Of
Ireland.
The British screw corvette Canada, IL
guns, which was commissioned ut Ports
mouth, Elg., May with complement OF
80 otiicens and men, is at Halifax. N. 8.
Capt. F. Dt'rrant Is the commanding officer
and Prince deorge of Wales is rated as mid
shipman on board. The Canada will sail
Indian station. A chaplain will be appoin-
ted to the vesA vel % tutor 10 the young
prince, who will be accompanied. it is sta
ted, by his intimate friend, Midshipman
Wemyss, son of the earl of Wemyss.
Winnipeg special: w. ]. Kittson, late
deputy prothonotary, WAS attacked by small
hospital. IL escaped last night while de.
)ill0us and wandered over the prairie. A
search party was organized! and
his dead bo5y was found on TIE prai-
RE. The affair has created much excite
ment. A city paper this evening makes
serious charges against the hospital man.
segment. There are said to be nineteen on
twenty smaW p0x cases at Bonface, oppN-
site this city.
Official bulle6As respecting the health Of
Bismarck should BE read with caution. IL
is asserted that the prince suffers great pain,
but he objects to issOsnce oil alarming bull.
letins. He is much Affected by tho political
disappOintments he has experienced, and It
Is said the latest reports Ns8arding the nego-
| tiations between Prussia ard the Vatican
have been also source of trouble.
The approaching marriage ef Leo Kill
favorite nephew, Count Camille Pecci, to
Sonora Bueno, wealthy Cuban Asiress. At
tracts attention on the contiDe.t. The
count first met his future bride at Seville
whittier he was dispatched by his uncle as
bearer of cardinals hat to the late arch
bishop. The lady is said to be very hsntl.
| some.
| The emigration scheme, proposed by
Canadian capitalists, hangs fire, because
objections by Gladstone to the system of
state aid. 1t is said the British cabinet
will insist on the Canadian government
becoming responsible for money loaned;
and this Canada is probably willing to con :
sent to.
The Honolulu Gazette insists that Chi
nese immigration be restricted to the re-
quirements of the sugar plantations 1t
says the United States is an immense terri
tory anu can stand large influx; but the
| Islands, with an equal number would be-
come dependency of China.
News has been received that king Cete
wayo having advanced to attack Cham and
Resibehu, the latter chiefs combined their
forces and utterly routed CeteWayO. The
first accounts Of the engagement put thu
loss at COCO men, but this is probably ex
aggerated
The Freemans Journal says the pope
has been misled, if not entirely deceived, by
emissaries of the British government, who
know that if the Parnell party remains un-
broken it will hold the balance of power il,
the next parliament.
Mr.. Gladstone draws G4,929 year from
land, Lord Harrington $4,000 year, Mr..
Dodson f3, 188 Lord Spencer 942,219, Lord
Kimberley s24. 093, Lord Northbroke ell,
600, and Lord Derby fl7O32O.
The village of 1onegefoy in Savoy has been
almost entirely destroyed by fire, only four
buildings remaining standing. Four hun.
dred persons are made homeless by the fire.
Delaney, one of the Phoenix park mnr.
derers has Teen reprieved.