Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24

AN explosion in a col1iery in ancashire
England, imprisoned one hundred and
ten miners on the 18th, sixty-three of whom
were killed.
The safe at Darling's jewelry store al
Simcoe, Ont, was blown open a few
nights ago and robbed of watches and jew.
elry valued at $4,000.
THE British steamer Iris foundered on
the It'll off the Spanish coast, and but one
man of a crew of thirty-six was saved.
A PLOT to tar and feather the Lord Mayor
of Dublin was discovered on the 18th.
A ARG number of British troops in
Egypt were on the It'll ordered home.j
Four radical leaders were arrested in
Belgrade, Russia, on the 7th by order of
the Minister of War. The SANTA District
was in a state of siege and the revolt was
spreading.
BRITISH imports and exports for sOcto-
Der show a comparative increase of FL $751;
600 and f261 900, respectively.
The Imperial Marie Institute atIWar-
saw, Russia, was burned on the 9Th by
Nihilists to destroy reasonable doc.
uments.
Four miners were fatally burned by a
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in Scotland.
EIGHTEEN persons were on the 8th ar
rested in st. Petersburg and five in Odessa
charged with forging Russian bank-notes.
SIR MOSES MoNrEF1oRE, the Jew Ssh phi.
lanthropist of London, celebrated his CEN
tennial birthday on the sth. Queen victo-
ria sent a congratulatory message.
MARIA McCABE, of Hamilton, Ont, the
eighteen-year-old girl who murdered her
child, and was sentenced to be hanged De.
cember 16, was pardoned by the Governor
General on the Sth.
AT the Guenero Colony, Mexico, an ex-
plosion of gunpowder a few daysago fatal
ly wounded five persons. One lost two
legs, another two arms, a girl had her face
crushed, and a woman was horribly mutt.
lated.
THANKSGIVING DAY was observed ON the
Sth~ throughout Canada.
AT Berlin and other German cities the
four hundredth anniversary of the birth of
Martin Luther was celebrated on the 9th.
An Eisleben dispatch says: "Protestants,
Catholics and Jews united to render effect
i've the Luther celebration, which began
yesterday. The houses throughout the
town were decorated. The great bronze
statue in the market.place repre-.
senting Luther burning the Papal bull
was guarded by four burgher rifle.
men as a guard of honor. Enormous
galleries were erected on all sides OF
the statue to accommodate spectators of
the unwilling ceremonies. Thousands of
people visited the house where Luther
died, and crowds thronged to see the CO.
lossal picture representing Luther finish
ing his address in the Diet of Worms. The
pulpit in the Church of st. Andrews, where
the reformer preached, was decked with
exotics. There were many English and
American visitors. Herr Won Gcosler, Min.
lister of Public Instruction and Ecclesias.
tical Affairs, represented the Emperor
William"
A MOB of Hungarians at Zaloevoe at
tackled some Jews on the 9th and fired upon
the police, who returned the fire, killing
two and wounding several OF the rioters.
A FORCE of military and nolice effected
a large number Of evictions at Loughrea,
Ireland, on the 9th.
UPON the revolt recently of Montero's
troops III Afequlpa, fefu, the Chlllan Col
onel Raygado attacked the mutineers and
citizens, killing seventy persons, including
the Mayor.
The steamer Bulgarian lost sixty-two
head of cattle on its recent voyage from
Boston to Liverpool.
THE people of Kingston, Jamaica, in
dulged in a revolutionary procession on
the 9th and held a public meeting. Rssolu.
lions were adopted that there should be no
taxation without representation, the Gov
eminent being left to collect dues at the
point of the bayonet. Great excitement
prevailed.