The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-30
Foreign News.

Lieut.. Col. Williams is buried at Port
Hope, Ont.
Spain has 2,27S new cases OF cholera and
94S deaths.
The Riel trial is adjourned for week on
account OF the absence of witnesses for the
defence.
The Lauderdale peerage case has been de.
cided by the house OF lords in favor OF Maj.
Maitland.
The estimate for the sugar crop in the
Hawaiian islands this year is 5000 tons,
as against 70, GEO tons last year.
The Berlin newspapers are calling Minis
ter Pendleton Gentleman George, through
the habit of unconscious imitation.
Khedive Tewfk of Egypt complains that
he has to live moderately on a civil list OF
$3.50, 900, when the khedives before him
flourished on 81 500, 900 year.
Four Arctic expeditions will start from
Germany next winter. They are intended
to commence exhaustive researches in the
Russian islands in the North Arctic ocean.
Lady Theodore Martin, known to the
public as Helen Faucet the once celebrated
actress, is extremely i'll at Brighton. She
retired from the stage when she married
Theodore Martin, in 1869.
Edward Jenkins, author OF "Ginx's Ba-
by" formerly a Liberal, recently stumpped
County Down in the interest of the Troy
candidate. Jenkins is the son of Il Presby
terrain clergyman in Montreal.
The balloon in which the aeronaut Eloy
assembled from l. Orient, France, on the
18th inst, and whice was last seen drifting
toward the sea, has been picked up by a
Dieppe smack. Nothing was seen OF NJ.
Eloy, and it is presumed that he persisted.
Lady Aylmer was a Syracuse On. W
girl and her husband when she married
him was the penniless cousin OF an old Eng
lish house. Death stepped in and removed
enough persons to give her husband title
and estates and an income OF $4,000 a
year.
The name of the Fenian arrested in Lon
don, on the charge OF having murdered
Stephen Galley at Sulthill in 1880, is be-
Geved to be Henry Duff. He was examined
by magistrate at Sulthill and remanded.
The crown authorities are preparing to
prosecute the prisoner.
The Russian harvest prospects continue
discouraging. The reaping OF the winter
wheat in the southern provinces brings bare
ly q middling return. The present out
look is that the summer wheat crops Will
everywhere within the empire yield poor
haryests.
The London Standards correspondent
at Vienna says: Mr.. Lee will take charge
of the American legation until the autumn,
when new minister will be appointed. MIR.
Francis will present his letter OF recall as
soon as the emperor returns to Vienna, and
then will go to America. In the meantime
Mr.. Kelley draws his salary.
Intelligence has been received from West
Africa that the king of Dahomey, with many
followers, on May 10, made raid on the
villages under French protection, near Por-
to Novo. His troops INDUCED in the whole
| sale massacre OF the inhabtants and burned
| all their dwellings, and one thousand youths
and women were captured and carried back
| into Dahoney to be sacrificed at the canni-
| balistic feasts.
Paris by the publicity given to the alleged
black list compiled by Worth OF his unre-
| liable customers, is eliminating, as was eX-
pected in law SUITS of which two are al
| ready under way. Madame Jouan, who
| claims damages to the extent of 10000
francs and NJ. Slubenrauch, a journalist,
who places his claims at 1OO,O 600 francs,
have entered suit against Worth for those
| amounts.
Taxil, the notorious French atheistical
wretch has become disguised with his anti
religious principles and comes out with a
| violent attack on Republicans of all shades
|
lican brotherhood and stigmatizes its pro-
fession OF principles as a hollow lie. He has
formally recanted all the arguments and
| statements which he has made in his writ
ings and has offered penitent apology to
the Roman Catholics and entered the con-
| vent of the Carthusians.
The report of the federal procureur, Muller,
on the anarchists in Switzerland, states the
leaders are either Germans or Austrians.
An inquiry proved that the crimes commit
ted at Strasburg, Stuttgart, Vienna,
Frankfort and Niederwald were arranged
in Switzerland, also that Herr Most and
| other-German American anarchists were in
| communication. Herr Most, the report
states, menaces the bundesrath with repri-
sails for the expulsion OF anarchists from
the country. Letters were sent from New
York to President Schenck, threatening to
blow up the federal palace.