The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-17
BRIEF FOREIGN VIEWS.

Advices from Elkaterino, Sclav Russia.
where a demonstration against the Jews was
made on the End and Sd insts., state th at
three colonies Of Cossacks had arrived
tor the preservation of order. Eighteen o.
the 100 persons arrested for participating in
the demonstrations have already been
placed on trial before a military tribunal.
Many innocent persons who were injured
during the rloting have since died. Ii has
transpired that no Jews were injured as
tney escaped, having timely earning that
an attack would be made upon them.
The murder of Carey continues to be the
sole subject OF conversation in London. Iu
Dublin, Carey himself chose TO go to Natal.
he would not go to Australia, because he
knew many Fenians fearing arrest had es-
capped to that country. 1t is an open secret
that Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant for Ire
land, is much annoyed by the murder OF
Carey and the prevention of Eavanagh and
other intormers from landing at Mel
bourne: There has been some angry cor
respondence between Earl Spencer and the
prominent officials OF the subject.
The Canadian minister of finance, Leon.
ard Tilley, was entertained at luncheon in
London on the 9th inst, by the United
Kingdom alliance. The Canadian high
commission were present. Wilfred Law.
son presided. He said the colonies were
far ahead ofthe mother country in temper
nnce reform. Sir Leonard lilly said he
thought !ocal option, which prevails in
Canada, should be adopted in England.
Letters received at Philadelphia state that
all Italy is much excited over the expect.
ed arrival of the horse Damascus, which
has been sent as a present bv Mr.. GARRETT
the Baltimore railway king, to King TIMBER
to. A magnificent stable has been pre-
pared for the animal, and a commission has
been given to Story, the sculptor, to make a
marble statue of him.
Prince Krapotkine has given up hope OF
getting out OF the Clairvaux prison. His
health is SO Door now that he has to relin-
quish literary labors for DAYS At a time.
be intended to write a book on Siberia.
but ~ that he could not do % without
discussing politics. which is forbidden, so
ne mas abandoned it, ard is writing a scien-
tine work on Finland and various articles
for the Encyclopedias Britannica.
The commander of the British troops in
Egypt telegraphs that the improvement in
the situation is maintained, and no fresh
cases OF cholera are reported. The govern
ment bill Tor the Capitalization of hospital
management IN the event OF the outbreak
OF cholera in London, passed in the house
OF commons.
There is great excitement in Hungary
over the result ofthe trial of the Jews ac.
cused OF numbering Esther Salymosi.. AT
Presburg q mob of anti.s entities gathered
and became SO hostile in their demonstrs.
tons against the Jews that the authorities
were compelled to order out military to
d!sperse them.
The steamship PaIthian, with kavnnagh,
Joseph Hanlan and four other informers in
the Phoenix park murder cases, who were
refused permission to land at Melbourne,
has arrived at Sidney, Ms. The intormers,
by order of the home government, have been
transferred to the iroa-clad Nelson.
The emperor OF Germany, with prince of
Reuss, has arrived at Salzburg. He win be
met at Ebenz by the emperor of Au stria.
who Will escort him to Ischl. Possibly
Emperor William will meet the car in the
autumn
Arrangements are being made at Montreal
to entertain Lord Carnarvon at a banquet
next month, in recognition OF his services
IN parliament in passing the act of confed.
Grafton.
The British imports decreased the past
nlontu, VhPhiea Will July last year,
f64o,OeO; exports decreased 1884, 600.
MIR. 6 ladstone, during the American re-
bellion, %squandered 500 900 on confeder-
ate bonds, which he still holds.
The Egyptian scourge is said not to be
Asiasic cholera, and so not likely to spread
westward
) The British government provides an ad-
ditional 10000 to aid Irish immigration.
Italian scientists are going 10 Ischis to
study earthquake causes.
RECORD OF CRIME.
On the 9Th inst, Mr.. Lowell, au old and
highly respected citizen OF Mount Olive, ILL.,,
had Just returned from the Sabbath school
and was preparing to take tea with his fam