Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
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An unsuccessful &ttempt was made near TO.
Tento 10 Wr"9k a st0th4AaiA- -==Tm tfaiI
with 600 --7=7 TTlS5ss Great aseitemenl
~7 osussst but ne sne iAS"'
.s,ass disturbance is again developing
al ~iIsrtes Grace, Soss Scotia, The gvtes Of d
eDnynnt were torn down and flung iuks the "a
0ue niverhead man was almost beatan Is 3eath
by oEsngemonL
The goscSnment OF tho republic OF San Dcnt-
sngo iaSs abolished import duties on sugars
mclasses and al ether products OF tho com
ny. The export dasty was IS cents per 100
pounds on stlgsrS
Diphthsria Ia very prevalent Ia Canada Just
nfw. A Montreal physician Attributes il prev
atenec to the closing UP AZ tie nouscs Of
\ k .%SS who i lsssssown fer Me FHlnner, and thu
A 1isPatch from Cape Terwn, AfricS, says
the American whnisr Seine was totally lost on
a reef al Cape Tsio, tho 2Ssh OF suna Two Of
the crew asre lost. aud the sufferings OF the
remainder were tcrrible
BcQerpout, q divinity student al Victoria
college, Coburg, has been arrested an q charge
81 stealing q sl,00g Canadian paeifc bond from.
AHoway a Champions private banking Office at
Winnipeg. while there q short time sgo pur.
chasing band for his brother
The university at Kiefs, Russia, has bsen
closed by the authorities, and viii not reopen
until January. One hundred and sixty eight
students have been arrested for alleged con.
nectlon with tho nihilists Three socialist
journals, which waro suspended some tlmo
ago, ere about 10 reappear
The Times dispatch from Port Lrthur says:
The Chinese ut Tamsui are strongly en.renched
and vigorously resisting The French attack.
The Chinese general retreated from Kelupg On
tie town 81 Banca. Admiral ourbet isin pur-
suit with 2,u0 French troops. The French
c%outinue % declare that . purely Pacific block
ado Of Chinese ports will be maintained
The report Of the budget committee OF the
French deputies Of states that tho decrease In
the national receipts has been aggregated by
the reduction OF the receipts Of railways caused
by the cessation Of travel consequent upon
cholera The minister Of commerce win AK
the chambers for an appropriation OF 33,500.-
900 10 enable him to complete the ayment Of
guaranteed interest promised by the state 10 the
railways
Il Is reported that Lord Northbrook, English
high commissioner TO Egypt advises the gov
arnrnent ilat a induction OF interest on the
Fgyptioa dept is inevitable. He suggests that
the government offer hondhoIders security OF
an Engliah occupation OF Egypt and additional
guarantee there staIi be no further reduction
Of interest Instructions have been Forwarded
20 nen. Wohseiey TO have the government in
tsiiig,snce hnTeau In Egypt strictly supervise
All telegsaphic dispatches OF correspondents OF
nswspapsrs The general Is given full pow.
ers Of censorship
The prospect 81 o compromise on the fran
rhise bill baing reached between thu Conserva-
tives and Libsr,ts is iairaving The alleged
government seisesas fta u,g redistribution OF
parliamentary seats, aa pubsiehed il correct
The disparity which now exists between rep-
resentsfion and pupsIaiion in ~cosrties and
6oronghs has smoothed a way for settlement
The marquis of Salisbury and HIS CcnsSrys-
tive colleagues, the Duke OF Richmona and
Earl Cairns, are holding q conference at Cor
don castle, she residence Of tho duke of Rich
mond, looking 10 q settlement OF the difficulty
with the Liberals.
Thomas Burt, radical member Of parliament
for Morpeth, has Published an article regard
ing tie prospects Of the working classes in
America. He says; was in America In 1919
and took especial note OF the condition % the
working classes in the mining centers Of the
country. ! came to the conclusion that while
upon the whole labor IL hotter paid in America
than IN England. the position Of the iab,rer IN
many parts Of America il most uncertain Tho
chief advantage 70 the lasorer ~ america con-
sisss in openings and advantages Afforded by
chances OF Obtaining possession Of land. The
spnt ard most accessible land in America 4
1Ast being appropriated, and I do not think the
9tIeuk for the lahorer In thai country exceed.
sigly attractive
Gen. Rriere do Lisie has autographed the
French government. confirming tho report
from Hanol Of AZ engagement between the
French 4adsh lase "a nc 10 eiahng river.
The encounter sook ps.ee u aonday, ,Siea
the Chinese we're attempting to exscuts 4 De
deralve movement on tile Loo Chung t4ys-
they iost l,OS0 kllleJ Captain De3ss *
thc french Foreign lsgion, was kiliLr Al
hasut batteiie Wounded General Negl AIRS
column has gone mp the FINLAND river 70 -,.i
on the Ghiness AdispatS from HANOI states
tpat doIL NeHfless coivsnn had an enragems,t
atthe Falageo o. kep with i, cs0 Chinese ~rsgnIars'
VINO occnpied tptrenehnaants around a central
reaoubt Ifte Chssese commenced the attack
atVA m hy txyalg 10 surround tls French
The lighting iasped until 2 D. m, wren fha ~
treat 81 the Chinese toward the frontier ~
China was cut Oh. The Chinese toons thsn
Hed " the &~s!.rArtsan cf DaeSssr. rursUed Nv
the French. The Ken garrison dssaraea their
position braYesy. compelling the French II
surround g red0ubt and carry II at the poiut ~
tbs bsyonet The Ohinese loes Ia tho Village
alone was 600 killed
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