The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-05-22
FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.

Ferdinand Hitler, celebrated German COM
poser and pianist died at Cologne.
The pope has selected NJ Moran, archbishop
Of Sydney, for the Dublin archbishopric.
Col. Francis De winton has been appointed
governor Of the Congo state, and not Henry
NJ Stanley, % previously stated
A London dispatch announces the burning
of o music hall, the Mid Kent Club house and
large painting works at Chatham.
Count William Bismarck, the second soa OF
the prince, will be married to the daughter OF
Won Arnim, on June 49, at Kroeckelndorf.
The Russian war preparations are unabated
It is reported that Russia has forbidden the
employment Of Englishmen on forts in Afghan
istan.
Ex-Empress Eugenie's gift Of the Pharo pal
ace to the city of Maeseilles has been apnulied
in consequence Of dispute regarding the
terms of transfer.
Minister McLane YVES welcomed ut the rail-
way station in Paris by Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
and the whole personnel of tho American lega-
| ton and the Baron and Baroness de Boygne.
Wonderful reports are arriving at London of
the success of DR.. jaime Ferraney Clua of VAL
encia in inoculating human subjects with ba-
cilli, propagated in mutton broth, to secure
immunity against Asiatic cholera.
A new trial for libel, brought In Dublin by
Secretary Cornwall, of the postoffce against
William O'Brien, N. P and editor of United
Ireland, has been ordered prepared for trial, in
which Cornwall claims $40, ,OOO damages
| BY the avalanche IN Iceland last month,
fifteen dwellings, with their inhabitants, were
swepr into the sea, and twenty four persons
drowned The avalanche nestroyed fifty fish
| ing boats. The loss in one village alone
reached 100000.
McIane, the new United States minister to
France, was welcomed at the railway station in
Paris, by Mr. and Mrs Morton and the whole
personnel of the American legation, together
| with Baron and Baroness de Boigne and q
| number of American residents.
There was great excitement in Montreal on
the occasion of the garrison artillery leaving
for the Northwest The brigade numbered
/ $50 men. Tho colonels of all the regiments
were present, and the bands of the Fusileers
and Wcimia Guards played for the regiment
on its march to the depot The train started
at 1880 p m.
| Communications show tendency to q
/ peaceful settlement between France and China,
NJ Patenotre the French minister, who will
4 conduct the negotiations on the part OF France
| ior dennltVe treaty OF peace, mas pTesenteo
his credentials to the Chinese government
/ All duties in Tonquin have been fixed at pc,
cent. ad valorem.
/ Russian papers suggest the submission Of
Russias bill for war preparations to the me-
1 diator between the two nations, with the un.
i derstanding that Eng and shall pay the bill il
the arbitrator decides that England is respon.
sible for tho dispute The Official Messenger
4 of ST. Petersburg publishes q lengtyhy
4 dispatch from Komaroff, in which he explains
at Penjdeh He reiterates everything he saie
in the former dispatches regarding the unex
pected progressive movement of the Afghans
and claims that the latter were the aggressors
Advices from Trpul Of the 9th say that Si
would start for London on the 10th, in &C
Il cordance with the orders of the government
No orders were given for disposal of tn
British boundary commission.