Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-24
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES,

- There was serious riOtlng i'll the town
OF Coalbridge, Lanark county, Scotland, on
the 18TH inst, between parties of Orange
men and Catholics. Twenty-six partici-
pants were arrested. Two policeman were
dangerously wounded in quieting the disor-
der. Rioting was resumed recently, when
number of Catholics armed with picks
t.wn in search of their religious antagonists
and resisted the efforts Of police semitic dis
perse them. The officers were reinforced
by a body Of mounted policemen, and the
combined forces, alter sharp fight, dis
persed the rioters, twenty of whom were ar
rested. The town is in state of excite.
ment as fresh trouble is expected.
A dispatch 10 the London Times from st
Petersburg says that the arrest of students
occur daily. Much dissatisfaction has
been discovered at the cadet school in the
south as regards the attitude OF students in
the civil schools. The minister of eduea-
ton has addressed circular to all his sub
ordinates. More or less important traces
OF seditious propaganda have been discov-
cred ia the gymnssia and theschools of the
secondary class. There have been serious
disorders in the gymnasia. The scholastic
authorities have been ordered to enforce
disciplinatiou in educational institutions
".
4 Sundays special from Winnipeg says
s'A severe wind and rain storm commenced
last night, increased in fury during the
forenoon, and continued to grow with aw
full ferceness until evening, when it subsid-
ed slightly Great damage has been done
to crops throughout the province, although
very meagre reports have been received SO
lar. Signs in the city were blown away;
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blown away and the inmates left without
shelter. The tower of Knox church was
blown down and large number of win
dows were broken in city stores
Sir CHARLES Topper has returned from a
tour in Germany, with g. view to an inquiry
SIS to directing German emigration in Cana
man ports to Canada, thus delivering emf
grants from the United States to the Domin-
ion. The plan has received some encour-
agement, but nothing has yet been actually
achieved, except the proposed visit of q
number Of German notables to the Donnin-
ion. 20: = H. .....> -'-.:.
On July 18 strong shock Of earthquake
was felt in Lima. No damage was done.
On June q and % several earthquake shocks
were felt at Los Andes, Chill. On July s
It midnight and on the 9Th at z g.. N. sharp
shocks of earthq AXE were felt at San Sal
vador. i. E. T sss..s5s h., ~: Re- =,
CeteWayo, the Zulu king, has recovered
from the wounds received ia the late en-.
gagement between his forces and insurgents
and made q request to Queen Victoria that
she have = full inquiry made into the treat
ment he received. 1s.5s5#..
Verdi has been passing some time in
Florence, where he was daily seen at The
public library. Meanwhile all amateurs
are eagerly looking forward to his Iago;
for the libretco of which Signor Boiti is an.
swearable. 81 H. \ .ss E
There has been = two. days battle III Zulu
land between the followers Of 5Cetuwayo and
those Of Usibeppa, with great slaughter on
both sides. Uslbeppa is said to have been
defeated and fed. 4G5z 81 5s5 s. s.