The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-09-25
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
The colony of fugitive Indiana township
trustees in Canada is daily receiving Access
sions.
John X. Cross, NJ. 2. for Bolton, has
started for the United States to inquire into
industrial questions in connection With the
present depression in Great Britain.
Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Rosebery write
letters declaring that the question ofScotch
church disestablishment ought not to be
brought into the parliamentary campaign.
Tho ~legntees under the will of the late Sir
Moses Montefiore number nearly 200, rang
ing from Earl Shaftesbury to a cowherd,
and they receive ums varying from $500
to $25.
Baron Won Schoezer is going to Rome.
bearing an autograph letter from the EN-
peror William to the pope, looking to the
settlement OF the religious disputes that
have been pending between Germany and
the Vatican.
Mr.. Healey, member of the house ofcom.
mons for county Monaghan, speaking at
Glcngariff, said Mr.. Gladstone wax prepar-
ing q manifesto in which he will give his
views as to how much home rule 1t will be
safe to give Ireland.
London Cable: The central news agency
has circulated n paragraph to the effect
that Vice President Hendricks has declared
himself strongly for the Irish separatists,
and that the news iscausing great indigna.
ton in political circles in England.
The promoters OF the Manchester (Eng.)
ship canal are selling all the shares they
put up at $50 each. Theyexpect the cana
to get one-fourth the tonnage now entering
Liverpool, and to yield an annual revenue
OF 50, 100000, or 5 per cent on the capital.
d. III. ..t al. $780,. - - #..lv |.
Tor the Canadian soldiers engaged in sup
pressing the R%ielrebellion. There was some
hesitancy on the point OF the propriety oil
bestowing medals where the strife was q
civil war.
The Manitoba Free Press charges Sir
Adolph Caron with appointing men on the
commission to investigate frauds in the
war transportation service, who will cover
up frauds, and intimates that the check o1
$2S,O00 given Mayor Bell for supplies, etc.,
waspure Doodle.
The Mansion house fund for the relief o.
the cholera sufferers in Spain has opened,
and the offerings already amount to $15,-
600. The opinion now prevails that the
worst ofthe epidemic is past, and thenews-
papers complain because the fund is only
opened now after victims have died and
months of miseryhave been unrelieved.
The British association devoted ~ day to
a discussion OF free or fair trade. The
speakers were unanimous in declaring that
any return to protection was as impossible
as it would be disastrous. Prot. Leone Levi
saidthat, if intelligentcountries like France
Germany n the United States prefer sac
rificing their national interests for the ben.
eft OF social classes, that was no reasor
why Great Britain should do the same.
Ottawa, Ont, Special: Justice Richard
son, who sentenced Riel to death, has re
eeived q number OF letters threatening his
life if Riel is hanged. The impression, how
ever, Strengthens daily that the rebel lead
er will not be hanged. Several prominent
French Canadian journals are ~cndeavorint
to stir up race prejudice between that ma
tionality and the English speaking popula
ton. One journal calls upon the French
Canadians to ignore the English, TO pur
chase nothing at their stores, and only
speak the English language when it viii
bring British silver into their pockets.