Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-12-05
Nug4ots OF FOREIGN News,

Blaine's plurality in Iowa was 1926; his
majority Il, 233.
Prominent Catholics expect Bishop Feehan
to succeed Cardinal McCloskey.
Sir Moses Montifore had q relapse and If
confined to his bed. He recently received S
life pass over railway, to add to h1s comforts,
Sir John Mcdonald very closely much re-
sembles the late Earl Beaconsfield, and by his
manner and dress loses no opportunity Of en-
forcing the lkness.
Leonie Dare, the trapeze performer who Gre
ated sensation in Valencia, Spain, recently,
was formerly waiter in Tennessee hotel,
and afterward married young Greenebaum in
chicago. They went to Austria, where the
father of Greeneba UNI refused to receive them
and not only disinherited his son, but had hin,
drafted in the Austrian army.
London Cable: The government of Swift
erland is initiating the example of its Austrian
neighbor and waging war against Mormon
has formally resolved that the work of the
Mormon missionaries in Switzerland is great
and growing evil, and that their converts or
dupes arc plundered and outraged after being
decoyed from home. Strict repressive laws
against the Mormon sectarles have been enact
ed, and their first results have just appeared.
Vanity Fair quotes from private letters from
officials of India stating that there is danger
GUS condition of affairs in that country. The
feelings Of the natives were never excited
against England az at present; and foreign
elnssslies are at work among them stirring
them up to strife and preparing them to make
all explosion. Officers in high command have
sent to England urgent demand for the authori-
ties to form camps of refuge for women and
children, in order to be ready in case OF
mutlny The government has been warned
that it ia ON the eve Of great trial
An attempt was made at Tra1ee, Ireland
which nearly proved successful, to destroy
with dynamite the residence of Samuel Hussey,
known as the Edinburn house. Many windows
and a portion Of the eastean wan was badly
shattered, but no one was hurt. It is believed
the explosive was placed in the sewer under
tho back part of the house. After tha explo-
sion the house looked as though it had been
bombarded split several inches wide was
made i'll the main wall and reached from the
ground to the root. Great excitement prevails
in Cork, where Hussey is one of the largest
land agents in Ireland, and it has been known
that plot existed against his life.
A tragedy which caused great sensation
occurred in Paris, Wednesday. The wife OF
Deputy Clovis Hugues with revolver sho;
and killed NORM, commission agent at the
palais de justice, because he had slandered
her. She fred six shots at her victim, four O!
which lodged in his chest Hughes, who ap.
proves his wife's action, together with Madame
Hughes, was arrested. Last year Hughes and
wife prosecuted NORM for defamation Of char
acter, and secured q sentence of two ycars'
imprisonment NORM, however, by system
of dilatory motions, carried the case from
court to court Madame Hughes became an
cry, and to-day hearing that the assize court
of the Seine wonld grant another adjournment
Of a fortnight, proceeded there, and killed
him.
The German reichstag--l80 to N--adopted
resolution in favor of the payment of it's men,
bers for their services as Legislators. The
resolution was strongly opposed by Bismarck.
The result is considered signal defeat for
Bismarck. Bismarck said he. considered the
new Liberals, Socialists and Peoples Party
were all republicans. He admitted his former
misgivings that the action of federal govern
ments might jeopardize the unity of the EN-.
pire had proven unfounded but for the last
ten years he had not seen a reichstag which
could be called a national body. He strongly
disapproved of the principles Of the new ljber-
ais, and pointed out that the affairs Of the
country will remain at stand still unless the
government is III accord with the reichstag and
bundesrath, which latter is the more important
body. ."'f>t-~