The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-06-18
Foreign GOSSIP.

The French chamber OF deputies has final.
~ passed the scrutin de liste bill. with the
senate's amendment.
the house OF commons, at Ottawa, author,
iaing a loan OF $40, 900, 900, the interest moi
to exceed per cent.
The grand jury of Montreal returned true
bills on twenty Two indictments for forgery
and uttering forged letters against Hall and
Fox The forgeries were upon the Bank of
Scotland.
The young Earl Cairns Gord Garmoyle OF
the celebrated breach of promise suit Of
Fortescue VS.. Garmoyle) assumed his place ir
the British house of lords as son and successor
to the title of the late Earl Cairnb
The supporters OF Victor Napoleon, SOL
manifesto in Paris. 1t declares against
Republican anarchy, "proclaims mo Com
munity with Revolutionists," and appeala
for the support OF ell who are opposed to
the Republic"
Sir Peter Lumsden, while in Vienna, on his
way to London, said Col Alikanof1 had openly
boosted to the Afghans that Russia would take
Herat, and great deal moreI that Russia
would never have urged her absurd demands
If she had believed that England was in ear
nest i'll resisting them
1t is rumored that Mr.. Gladstone intends
to entirely abandon political life. Lord
Randolph Churchill was asked if the Con,
servhtives would form a government. He
answered, Most certainly" The bourses
on the continent were considerably agitated
by the report of the fesignat ton of the Glad.
stone ministry.
be seriously divided. A majority favor the
abandonment of terrorism and making of
an effort to effect revolution by pacific
means. The anorchest leaders Morieoitch
| and Leyalenka, have been arrested at kieff,
and Jew named Solomon Ovitch, has
been arrested for Solutions practices at
kharton.
A sensation has been caused in London
by the publication OF Lord Wolseley's dis,
patch denouncing the evacuation Of the
Soudan. He warns the government that
on the withdrawal from Dongola the whole
province will be given up to anarchy.
Withdrawal, he says, will not avert the
struggle. The Mahdi in few years, will
attack Egypt. The best policy in a mill
tary and financial point Of view, would be
to attack the Mahdi at K.nartoum.
China announces that-she accepts all the
consequences OF Frances protectorate over
Anaam, and abandons all political rela-
tions with that country. The clauses ofthe
treaty are simply those OF the Gournier con-
vention elaborated. Kelung and Pescadora
will be evacuated in month. As the net
result OF these two years OF desultory strife,
France secures what she originally demand
ed, but at an expense OF blood and treasure
which enlightened Judgment has pronounced
too high a price for the small advantages
gained
1t is reported that the Conservative lead
ers, at conference recently, decided to &C
cept office. The following is a forecast Of
the cabinet: Marquis of Salisbury, prime
minister and secretary OF state for the
foreign department; Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, chancellor of the exchequer and
leader in the house OF commons; Sir Stat
ford Northcote, who will 60 to the house of
lords, lord president of the council; Lord
Randolph Churchill, secretary OF state for
India; Col. Frederick A. Stanley, secretary
OF state for war.