The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-10-09
months imprisonment, for circulating an anar
chist newspaper.


pany now state that they expect to open their
Offices on both sides of the Atlantic for public
business the 10th of October,
In Africa, Herr Ludirihz, the founder of the
German settlement near Pequens, has warned
Capt. Spence that The lease Of the imperial and
colonial government guano is void.
The Paris Gaulois says Bismarck has made a
proposition to the cabinets of France and Eng
land to hold a convention to fix the limits of
territories upon the west coast Of Africa.
A land slip at Saratoy. Russia, Friday, de-
'stroyed the dwellings Of many workingmen on
the banks of the river Volga Four factories
were seriously damaged. No lives were lost.
The English authorities at Woolwich arc
displaying much activity in forwarding war
material to Hong Kong. Six hundred tons of
shot, shell and ordnance was shipped on the
| 1st
The copyright congress which has just closed
at Brussels passed resolution declaring the
proprietor of works Of art should not be allow
ell to publicly exhibit them without the consent
of the artist.
It is reported that at the recent meeting of
the cmpcrors, proposal was adopted at the in
stance of Bismarck to permit Austria to annex
Bosnia and Herzegovina without Russia or
Germany protesting
The conference to finally settle the Egyptian
financial question has suggested til the con
ference meet in Berlin before the end of Octob-
or. The idea meets with increasing favor
among French politicians.
The statement is published in Dublin that
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS case has finally been
settled, Miss Fortcscuc recovering SIPS, GOO and
surrcnderinS all letters in her possession, in
Guiding those of Lord Cairns.
| The French government has imposed a poll
| tax on every person who lands at Calais or
Bologne. The money thus raised will be used
in de1raying the expenses incurred in inprov-
ing the harbors on the north coast
Three hundred men, we'll armed, have gath
cred ten miles from the city of Panama Their
intentions are unknown. If the move is a rev.
olution it will not extend beyond mere politics,
as the foreigners arc all supplied with arms and
can smother any attempt at violence.
Advces from Monroyia state that a revolt
has occurred among the natives of Bassam
They burned the collectors house, but he sue
ceeded in making his escape. THREE hundred
troops have been dispatched from Monroyia
who will hold the town and maintain order
At the meeting of the Paris cabinet council
on the I'd, Prime Minister Ferry assured his
colleagues that the occupation of Kclung by
Admiral Courbet would finish the French opera
n 10 ~ I Hof h, bod
to believe that peace would soon follow the
event.
boy of ten years, who is the sole survivor
Of a party attacked at Maamtrasna some time
ago, has just been interviewed in relation TO
the tragedy. He declares that at the time of
the murder he was awakened by blow on the
head, and that he saw only one assaiant, whose
face was disguised.
1t is reported in Paris that Prince Bismarck
has actually proposed a renewal OF the London
conference to finally settle the Egyptian finan-
cial question, and has suggested that the con-
ference meet in Berlin before the end of Octo-
Der. The idea meets with increasing favor
among French politicians.
Clemenccau and Floquet, upon the meeting
of the French chamber of deputies, will ask
the ministry to explain what truth there NAV
be i'll the current reports OF the establishment
of new relations between Germany and France
Members of the extreme Left will vindicate
the necessity of France being in accord with
England.
The national banks in Mexico having col
lectcd satisfactorily the Is per cent of reve-
nues to apply on government accounts at
banks, and having received second install
mcnt Of interest on the loan Of 80 000, 600, have
given assurance to the government Of an ad
vance sufficient for the needs Of the outgoing
administration.
Advices from Adelaide, South Australia,
state that the Duke of Manchester has starte:
to return to England. He received remarka-
bic farewell ovation. During his travels the
party in the Northern territory were attacked
by blacks and some OF the party killed The
duke himself narrowly escaped. Parties have
started in pursuit of the blacks to revenge the
lives Of those killed.
The petition Of the Duke Of Hess for a di-
vorcc from Nine kalomne will be heard bv
seven judges Of the supreme court at Darn
stadt, October IS. Nine. Kalomine will op-
pose the petition. She has declined to accept
the allowance granted by the Duke and refused
to compromise. Mr.. truth says Queen Vic
toria desires that divorce be granted so as to
enable the Duke to marry the Duchess of
Albany.
The petition by the grand duke Of IIcsse for
a divorce from Nine. Kalominc will be heard
by judges of the supreme court at Darmstadt
on October s. Nine. kalomine will oppose the
petition. She has declined the allowance
granted her by the grand duke, and refuses to
compromise. If the divorce is refused the
grand duke will abdcate. Truth says Queen
Victoria desires that divorce be granted so as
to enable the grand duke to marry the Duchess
of Albany.
Twcnty-one persons have been arrested in
Vienna, charged with completely in Buchanan's
anarchist schemes. Gunpowdcr and dynamite
stores at Wcincr, Nenstadt, and Meunkirchcn
were entered and the content. stolen. A mine
was exploded under the stccple Nenstadt..
An explosion of dynamite on the Esd, in the
town hall caused considerable damage. The
mayor has received menacing letters from Min
lists stating that rcprisals will be levied for the
execution Of anarchists, Schumacher and KAN
merrer.
The Peabody Fund.
New York, Oct. 3.-Thc trustees of the Pea
body educational fund opened their annual