Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-04-07

| was adopted condemning the resort 3
| dynamite and other forms Of a~ssassinario,
The fourth centennial of the birth I
| Raphael was celebrated in Rome on Ii
2sth, with much polnp. A bronze statue l
the artist was unveiled. =
Tue Vatican is snid to have expressed 4
| displeasure at the efforts of Rev. ThomS
N. Croke, Archbishop of Cashel, Ireland,
promote tho subscription Of money for th
relief of Mr.. Parnell.
AN earthquake in the neighborhood 4
| Miskolez, Bohemia, on the 2Sth, during
performance in q theater, caused a panic
and many persons were severely injured.
COUNT Won MAJLArH, President of tn
Court of Cessation, of Hungary, was founl
murdered in his residence ut Ofen on tn.
morning of the Goth. Hehad been stranglcl
and his tongue had been cut out. Hi
house had been plundered. 4
1t was stated on the 10Th that in I'll
famine-stricken districts Of Ireland chi.
dren were dying in their mothers arms
and those attending school often tainted
! for want of food. L
In q speech in the Italian Chamber n
! Deputies on the 18th the Minister of For
, eign Affairs alluded to an understandable
between Germany, Austria II Italy that
if one of those powers should become EN-
| broiled with France the others should re-
main neutral il u%nprepared to aid Their
ally.
An informer named David Whelan Hat
killed at marlborough, Queens County,
Ireland, on the Goth.
In the British House Of Commons on The
Goth Sir William Harcourt, Home Se9re
tary, in reply to questions asked by Gap
tain O'Shea, member for Glare, sa4d IN in
| quiry by the police into tho alleged ATTACH
upon Lady Florence Dixie had been,futile
An Elton gentleman of high position do
posed seeing Lady Dixie while she stool
where the alleged outrage was committed
and that he saw her walk away without
anybody accosting her.
THE arrests in Ireland OH the Goth upon
charges OF conspiracy to murder included
an American named Feathcrstone.
A BILL reducing the postal telegraph tills
to six pence passed the British Houselof
Commons on the both, by a small majorA,.
The Government opposed the measure.
A MATRIMONIAL alliance has been r.
ranged between Hugh Northcote, son IL
Sir Stafford Sorthcote, and Miss EdiA,
daughter of ex~-Secretary Fish, of Nk
York.
THE enforcement of the Archbishop d
Canterbury, Primate Of England, occurred
on the 18th. The ceremonies were of al
elaborate and impressive character.
THE disturbances among the coal-miner.
OF Lingan, Cape Breton, we're resumed or
the goth. Officers who attempted to arres,
some rioters were overpowered by o moi
and forced to take refuge in the lookup.
THE Prince of Wales has declined to act
as an intermediary agent between Den
mark and Germany, for the redress of the
grievances Of the Danes in Schlcswig.
THE Paris police authorities have effected
the arrest of Louise Michel, the notorious
anarchist conspirator of Paris.
HALF q million dollars in bullion was
withdrawn from the Bank of England on
the ath ult. for shipment to New York.
The complete recovery Of the German
Emperor was officially announced on the
goth ult.
THE Canadian Minister of Finance, in
laying the annual budget before Parlia.
ment on the Both ult., recommended a re.
duction of taxation for the mex fiscal year
of Sl,225O,O0. A large number Of articles
will probably be added to the free list. The
financial exhibit made by the Minister is
SAID TO be most s~at HisEaea{fsd on the coast
of Scotland on the 30th ult., and considera
bic loss of property is reported. Three
vessels went ashore at Aberdeen. A bark
vas driven ashore at Holyhead and her
crew of twenty-six persons were drowned.
QUEEN VICTORIA rode out in her carriage
IN the 30th ult. She was recovering the
ase OF her knee, and her general health was
good