Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-22
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Canadian fisheries were worth ST ,22:5&1;5 in
The report of the Dominion minister of
marine and fisheries places the total value Of
the fisheries of Canada at SIT, 1855. $40.
A gambling scsndal has occurred III the Pet
! it Ciecle club of Paris The tivts, as wi, .s
the court cards were marked. The amuunt of
securities found under a Wallets bed is sail to
| have been ,0N, 600 francs. They Were c>,.tis-
Gated
Carlingford, lord of the priv seal intso-
| duced in the house of lords recently bill to-
| amend the act of 1878 relativ. 10 contagious
| diseases in animals. The object is to afford
| better protection against the Introduction OF
| foot and mouth diseases froli abroad,
! The London, Post says the raruellies arc
| much gratitied at the demonstration against
| Michael Davitt on Newcastle on Tyne, because
Davitt disclosed the fact that the signature OF
! his name to the s'no rent" manifesto was for
! gerry, aud because he always condemned the
| manifesto.
| Bradlaugh has issued an address 10 the dec
| tors of Northampton, asking for reelection
| richards, who once before gave Erad.ugl.
close run, will be the candidate of the Cusser-
| natives: Bradlaugh address q crowded n.e't-
ing at Northampton in defense Of his action in
| parliament, The meeting passed unan.mous
vote of confidence in Bradlaush
| Gladstone was the subject of an nnpl,asan:
! experience on the afternoon of The l4t lie
| was walking IN Bond street, unattended IN his
way to the house of commons. Suddenly
man seized him by the collar and brought linn
to standstill Gladstone, with some difficulty,
shook of his assailant and continued on fs,. 10
his destination. It is asserted that IT,, mai!
made the attack Oh wager.
Blackwatch Gordon Highlandcrs Sixteen
rifles, eighteenth hussars, battalion Egyptian
camel battery, manned by British artiIlrrymen,
I have been ordered to Saukim, and expert te
reach there within a week. The BritiSl. gar
rison at Alexandria will be transferred to Cairo,
its place being taken by English marines. The
khedlve Is reported to be deeply affected ny tie
massacre at Sinkat
:. A meeting at Guild hall on the afternoon 0:
the 18th in London, under the auspices Of The
Iatrlotlc society, was attended by 8, UOO persons
The lord mayor presided The meeting COP
demned the Egyptian policy of the government
and control Of Egypt by Egyptians, which had
caused the sacrifice of thousands Of lives II
declared that the revival of slavery and tie
slave trade must be prevented, and the trade
ssnte to Central Africa must be secured.
| Mlchaei Davitt delivered a lecture at New
castle -on-Tyne an ssThe Irish Problem and it's
| soiuuon, II The lecturer was received with per
slstent bowling and kissing, and rush was
t h,sue aor inc platform Thirty policemen in
,,eLPosed and Davitt drew revolver, whic,, he
neld IN nus hand some minutes. He summoned
me occupants OF the gallery to eject the dis
turbers from the hall, being assisted BY the po-
! nee! nee. There was sonfe fighting while the dis
| surpefs We're beng elected, and several per
sons We're severely wounded.
Gen. Wolseley telegraphed Stevenson, the
general commanding troops in Eevpt on the
ON INST TO collect a force to relieve Tokar il
i possible, otherwise defend the forts, Gen. era
1 n IanI 70 take supreme command, and Coils.
!3' 70 command theinfantry, and S'awarF
sns ,caYairy There viii be brigade Of Nv"
I 1s,>N
| necessary the garrison at Alexandra shall lie
Drought 70 Cairo, tho feet taking care of Alex
andrla. The Tenth hrssars. homcwart bound
~ me ouez canal, were ordered to S,,akim
~, concludes TO have the greatest pul
cry gwen @ relieve Iokar by British soldiers
re aapGrs. nave been presented in parla'nen
1 laesartllng dens Gordon's mission il, So,!,an
Alnong them are Sir Evelyn Barings ins,rur-
uons 20 Gen. Gordon with respect to the evar-
a ican q the Soudan. Gen Gordon is given
e fullest liberty to use his own discretion IA
, se IIenllses One hundred thousand pounds
finds s,I RIaeed to his credit, aud additional
i l,..ss VII PC granted il necessary Gen Cor
eaa 9 memorandum Of JAN 2, in which be III
lplaas ms plan. for restoring petty sultans h
~ snelr ancestral power, leaving Ell Mahii out OF
me caIctllatlon, is also among the papers He
1855 1ara mat the arsenals be handed over to
The Berlin Nord Deutacba zn;tunc GAYS 81.
j ltorlaIly Tho bill ID regard To hno nrod, r.
taa the American congress is calcs,la
sa 70 painfully affect Germans who have ma
nenai interest heart The sting Of the bill il
paapapay direct against Germany alone Ger.
many has always ntained q friendly dispo-
s ihnn e toWard does everything pos
ant; II snow her This sudden
- tass,s u 1s Iegret and astOnishment We do
aos assume TINT ncan statesmen are dis.
1850 .lg entertaln the opinion that Germany
sc;r , - mauced b reprisals 81 threats to re-
i IL MY IN tho interest OF pub
n mi ,.a.,,,, az independent government can
i counter Is, inersased c,,s
~ and cling the intercourse Of