The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-08-16
FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.
The Madrid Impartial says he ringlead-

The Madrid impartial says he ringlead-
ers of the revolt at Badajos were Col. Geet-
ierrez, Maj Marno, Lieut.. Gega and Maj.
Barrjga. The former two enlisted thirty
years ago, and owe their present "a TX to
bravery in action. The latter two are also
distinguished officers. No news has been
received relative to their whereabouts. Six
million pesetas in gold in the bank at Ba-
dajos were left untouched by the insur-
gents. Some of the refugees telegraphed to
newspaper that the statement that the OBJ.
ject of the revolt was to conceal defcien.
cy, emanated from the government. They
gramme of Gorilla and Salmeron to pro-
mote the welfare of the country. The Por-
tugesa authorities entered refugees in the
fortified town of Peniche on the weste rn
coast.
At the lord mayors banquet to the min
listers at the Mansion house, on the Sth inst.
Gladstone, responding to the toast
"Her majesty's minister's" said that the
government had gone to Egypt in an I'm.
selfish spirit, and desired simply to accele-
rate reform there. It was felt that too much
haste might spoil the work. When the
| views of the government in this respect
! were accomplished the British would dis
| appear from the country, He said nothing
would be more gratifying to every one OF
| the ministers than the early and successful
accomplishment of the grand movement
toward reform in Egypt.
A meeting in favor of the state-alded
emigration was held al the MsEsion house in
London. The earl OF Shaftesbury presided
! A resolution was offered providing for send
ing 200, 900 persons to Canada, and other
| Brit sh colonies, and for procuring them
| farms in their new homes, money, for the
purchase of land to be advanced by the state,
which is to take mortgages on the ferns as
security for the payment. The resolution
| was SUI ported by the archbishop of Canter-
bury and adopted. It's proposed to send
10, 600 families to Cana next spring.
| 1t is rumored that Nj. Andrew Carnegie
is about to offer himself as candidate for
| parliament from Northampton and like
wise for the hand OF daughter of Mr.
| Gladstone Another rumc in the Pitts
| burg Post, from the same source, says that
Mr.. Carnegie has bought the London Echo
and an interest in several Wolverhamptou
journals.
! The under colonial" secretary stated in
the house OF commons that the government
had received telegram from the governor
| of Natal, saying he is informed that King
| CeteWayO IL III Cne reserved CerfltOry. "A
reliable witness saw him alive since
his reported death in battle with insur.
gents.
| The great nationa! demonstration which
had been arranged to be held on the estate
| Of Parnell in Wicklow. Sunday next, has
been suddenly abandoned. It is stated
that the abandonment was in consequence
OF An intimation from the authorities that
the meeting would be suppressed.
The czar's coronation decree granting lib
| erty OF worship to dissenters only auects l ;,
600, 900 of the so-caIied registered dissen
tiers. There are Ii 900 900 still uurelieved
of their religious disabilities.
A London physician, who has beer
through the cholera region Of Egypt
makes a terrible report as to the disgust
| ing filth and uncleanliness.
Rafno Barrios, president of Gautema al a
is said to have grossly aud publicly insulted
the British ambassador, aud the latter has
left for England.
The weekly statement of the Bank o
England shows bullion decrease Of e88, 600
! end that of the bank of France, 2O,OO(
| francs.
The annual products of the British Amer
lean sea fisheries are set down at about $29,.
600 600.