The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-29
FOREIGN.

Mr.. Ross Winans, who has gained
notoriety by converting . part or Northern
Scotland into . deer park, was mobbed and
stoned last Sunday by irate Calcdonians.
Prince Alexander has ordered ont for
immediate defensive s.ryisc al the national
m .litia OF Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia.
Thirty thousand men OF the Greek reserves
have been enrolled, and tho people demand
hostile action. The Greek Government an
n0unces that It cannot passivcly permit
union between Bulgaria and Roumelia. Rus
Gia has made preparations to land ninety
thousand men in the Bulgarian seaport Of
Varva on . days notice.
The Turkish frigate Iskenden has
been dispatched 70 tho Island of Crcte with
. force sufficient to reprcss revolt.
The Pope is said to have decided to
give Laval University ut Quebec an import
ance equal to that Of the American college
ct Rome, and ecclesiastics can then complete
their theological studies on this side Of the
Atlantic.
An attempt to assassinate Estrupp,
the Premier OF the Danish Cabinet, was
made ut Copenhagen BY . young COM
positor named Rasmussen, who fred two
shots from = revolver, neither OF which took
effect and was in the act of shooting third
time when seized BY detectives.
The English army in India Is prepar-
ing for the invasion Of Burmah, and King
1heebaw is doing his best to make q vigorous
defense.
The British Privy Council has dis
missed the appeal Of Louis Riel the Mantle.
b. rebel, and he will doubtless mount the gal
lows at Regina on November II. The dc
French people Of Canada.
The English colony in Paris is highly
indignant over an article by Rochefort de
| tending the acts Of Louis Riel and OBTAINING
Queen Victoria and the Prince OF Wales.
The populace of Madrid have become
ernment on the Caroline Islands question,
and fears Of IN outbreak are entertained
The German Legation 10 still closely guarded
In the Town Hall at Birmingham
| England, with large and enthusiastic
audienoe, Lord Randolph Churchill opened
the campaign. He declared that the Con
| servatives were not accountable for tn,
death Of Gen. Gordon in the soudan. HI
likened the foreign policyo the Liberals +
that which caused England to lose part d
her American colonies.
Remains Of Q balloon in which Fred
eric A. Cover attempted to cross iron
France to England July IS have been foun'
In the English Chann |. The balloon wa
| seen to fall into the sra and tioat for ; loni
time. Tut no assistance was given BY co.
captain who saw the disaster.
Tho Marquis Of Lornc. Liberal can
didate for Parliame II, undertook 10 address
the electors Of Breat ord. HIS nat wa
smashed on the plat orm, and rotten egg
were thrown at him until he left the stan
and ran through the streets in the rain t
the railway station. He favors free educs
ton, local sels-sovernmcnt in Ireland. an
III principles OF the Free Land Leasue.
| All the European powers have &C
cepted the Porte's invitation to attend
conference 1t Constantinrp . upon the an
nexafion Of Roumella by Bulgaria. A bod.
Of 6ervian troops have crossed the Bulgaria.
frontier. and on opposing forco has bee
oout out to meet them.
Prince Bonaparte has issued . man
ifesto urging his frisnds to uphold III reput
Ito Of France, ~ tho monarch.sts are q
present too weak to secure the government
and should not precipitate q revolution.
Mr.. Bleazby, IN extensive land-owne
m the county OF Cork. ireland, joined th
Parnellites, and abated his rents Is per cent
n ADDITION to the reduction Of 81 per CEN
made BY tho courts.
The Patriotic Union Of Dublin ha
issued manifesto denounoing the Irish N,
1o0al League. and appealing to the peopl
AQAineain the integrity Of the empire.