The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-13
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It is ANNOUNCED that great stagnation exists
in the shipping interests upon the Tyne There
are ia vessels idle and ], 500 men out iof en-
ployment ~ S s;.i q 81 ne 8
The Deutsche Tagblatt says: Minister sap-
gent has 50 compromised his government that
il the latter does not wish further tembarrass-
ment II must dispense with his services. :"
Extraord binary precautions are being taken
to insure the safety in London Of Buckingham
palace. The movements Of all persons found
lurking around the neighborhood are closely
Le Paris says: Bismarck has not only out
ragged the American republic, but has defied
the world But democracy has more serious
things TO think about than TO mind this insolent
challenge 81 Is
s.. The American consul at Dundee has asked
the. captains Of whaling vessels to keep Q look
out for Lieut. Greedy in ,Bafan'a bay, in view Of
the possibility Of his drifting from Smiths
sound on an ice foe. 80 Il
n Peter Jones, aims Burke, and Thomas Nc
aGilnis have been arrested at Cork on, suspic-
ion. They are unable to account for them
selves, and it is thought probable that they
may have been implicated IN tie recent dyns-
mite souhages; Their photographs have been
semitic the London police. rs ,35S;l
4 CornFallis West, in { letter ID the Times
says, the limo has come for England the de-
mand Of 8 friendly government protection from ON
The attempts OF o. Donayan Rossa and his blood
thirsty crew. German newspapers, referring
lland Is now reapihg TIE ffnits sof her Hospital
70 anarchisfs and cut throats from all psrts
of the world III
The police OF Paris are convinced that the
advanced Irish party has made Paris It's bead
quarters in. Europe for the preparation 81 its
dynamlls schemes The Inspector Nationalist
colony includes representative of three centers
of the Irish Repubi can brotherh oOd. Az The first
section comprises the former Fenians, James
Stephens, John OLeary and Gem .MacAdaras,
The last named disaycws belonging to the so
Tie trial Of ohriston August selmer, minis
ter Of State for Norway, under articles 81 i'm.
achmen., concluded before the rigsert or
supreme tribunal with his being adjhdged
guilty and sentenced to forfeit his place as
minister and his membership Of the royel conn
ell and to pay1H225, knoner costs fabout S..
0O0g This impeac eminent by the odelsthing, OF
the lower house of the Norwegian parliament.
Is nm; event Of much political interest. u III
u British troops entered Tokar, Egypt, 1t noon
Saturday. A few shots were exchanged wild,
the enemy, when 1000 rebels, holding the
town, fled Ostnan Digma Is encamped eight
miles distant from suakim A. battle IL ex.
pected with him when the British troops re=
turn e suakim from Tokar. All reports COM
mend the staadiness with which the Britain
moved on Teb:s The square in which they ad-
yanced to battle was never broken. The de-
termination and bravery of the rebels Is shown
In the fact that when they were charged by the
cavalry, great numbers Of them threw them
selves upon their backs on the ground,
and speared the horses of troopers as they
dashed over them. III L s3s,'s
london Cable: Minister Lowell and Earl
Granville had 8 conference Saturday lasting
over an hour on the subject Of the recent dyna-
mite explosions and the discovery Of dynamite
packages and machines Of alleged American.
manufacture q. Earl Granville suggests that 4
strict oyerhauling Of the luggage 81 all passen-
gers from America for ports Of Great Britain
be made before lowing the passengers to dis
embark The statement is published that the
French governments has given assurances that
twill assist in the discovery Of the men en-
gagged III the dynamite business, and that an
vessels hereaft lar irving at French porta
from America will be thoroughly searched 3