Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-05
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aueurating the policy which probably
would include reciprocity with the q siteC
States and the operation of the Canadisr
Pacific railroad only 80 far as the deveiS D
ment of the country dem ends. The con
servatives except increased support from
Ontario, but the Orange excitement thers
died out after the Reil excitement and g
strong feeling for Riel seems to be spring
ipg up in many. quarters where be fore
there was only race hatred. 1t is p.eva.
lent opinion in this part Of the country
thatSir John ordered the execution of Riel
because he felt csrtsin that he would losl
more strength by reprieving Riel than by
hanging him. II the French Canadians
could have pcl'ed more votes for Reps
life than the OrsDge man for his death, 81
ohn would have commu.ed the sentence
| In pror of chs it is asserted that on Thurs.
day before the execution, Sir John sc.
knowledeed that be YVES puzzled to know
now to deal with him.
Prince Hohen.ope, imperisl prince in
Aisace- Lorraine, ct banquet in Paris said:
Two centuries ago, when Roichslard was
separate from the empire, Germany was q
divided country and unable to protect her
children, whereas F ance ad almost reach
ed the level of her development. Germany
is now powerful empire. The union has
resulted in the recovery of the lost portions
of her territory, gives Germany the strength
to keep them and protect their inhabitants
and assure conditions necessary FOR their
spiritual and ms'eriel welfare. Thus no
motive remained for theinhabitants to turn
their eyes toward France. In concluding
the prince said that he hoped the iphabi-
tantS wCu d more and more reCOgnZ 70 the
fact that their separation from France was
no misfortune and that their reunion with
Germany guaranteed happy future. Ee
then proposed the toast, metz and A}sace-
Lorraine.
The nomination of Miss Helen Taylor
who is contesIirg the parliamentary divis-
ion of the North Chamberwell, Eng, has
been refused by the returning officers. Miss
Taylor hes protested against the alleged
arbitrary scion of the officers. She has
received letters FROM q number of emir ent
persons. in various parts of Europe and the
United States, including one from Mr..
Henry George, encouraging her to attemp pit
to put to the ties. the feeling of the country
Is regards female representations. It is
stated that the authorities admit that there
is 10 pos tive enactment anainst the return
Of a woman to parliam5 mt.
The agent Of the estates of the earl of
Kenmare in the coun,y OF Kerry, Ireland,
has been terribly beaten by party of men
supposed to be tenants on the estates. Four
constables, who were with the agent. were
powerless to prevent the outrage. A num-
Der of distrained cattle se;zsd for rent were
abandoned. Lord Kenmare recently psr-
emptorily refused to make reduction in
rents Of the holdings On his estates az the
tenants refused to pay their vents.
President Disz has ordered the release
from Monterey all OF q young EngGshman
named Francis McManus. who killed
brother of the governor Of Eueva Leon.
The prisoner had served half bis term of
three years. He claims that 500 Endorsed
to him in regi tered letter was stolen in
the postofice at Monterey. Il passed
through the Laredo Office On June %.
Eleven deaths from smallpox occurred in
Montreal and ten in the suburbs.