Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-06-12
FOREIGN.

LONDON. June lit Is stated In naval
circles that her msjesty's war ship Belle.
Rophan was ordered In rendezvous at Halifax
long before the fishing troubles originated,
and that her appearance has no connection
with such trouble.
MONTREAL, June THE real cause OF the
fisheries trouble is the deep rooted jealousy OF
the Canadians against Americans. At the club
last night the subj ct OF war was discussed by
prominent members Of parliament, who said
there should be no halfway measures about
speedy settlement OF the question. We shall
force the states to declare whether they will
keep their fishing vessels out Cf our water, or
whether we shall send them to the bottom.
Being asked what course should be pursued by
the Canadian cruisers II they meet with armed
resistance, the minister OF marine declared
that Canada would take the consequences and
that commanders have orders to blow them
out Of the waters.
MONTREAL, June 2.-Peter Mitchell, M. p,
and ex-minister of marine and fisheries said
to-day: THAT the fishery matter must be
settled as Canada wants 1t or not at all. 1t
will not be as England says, and E gland dare
not oppose US In this. We know our rights
and shall maintain them at any cost. / dom
mean that Canada desires a tilt with the
United States. On the contrary 1t is to our
interest to be on friendly terms. There is
nothing IN the present situation to give cause
for serious apprehensions. The whole matter
can be amicably adjusted"
LONDON, Jun 2.-Mr. Lsbouchele incisively
summed up the latest phase OF the political
situation by saying: "Gladstone's speech
Friday upset the APPLICANT, In MY judgment.
Prolonged aud careless driving did The bust
ness" Many o! Glsdstone's friends are now
urging him 10 withdraw both billie, but their
success Is doubtful. Sections speech last
night occupied two hours and Gladstone It's
tened with close attention, bestowing ire quent
applause. Although the struggle Is near its
end Gladstone's optimism ls undated. In this
he is encouraged by q food OF kilograms urg-
ing him TO stand irm.
PARIS, June 3.-The municipal authorities
have authorized the committee on the Metro
politan railway to proceed to Berlin and study
the system OF street railways OF that city. This
will be the first municipal visit since the
Franco. German war on the part Of either city.
LONDON, June 3.--Jt Is announced that the
crown authorities have finally arrived at the
conclusion to abandon the case against Nero,
the American negro preacher who was ar
rested in Glasgow some time ago on the charge
Of obtaining money under false pretenses. il
Is calculated that Nero has raised, In all, fully
$40, 900 through collections IN various chuI chce
throughout England and Scotland, and 0ona-
tone from benevolent persons. He repre-
| sented that this fund was to be employed In
converting the negroes Of the United States,
aud the department OF justice has decided tina,
1t cannot be proved that the money may not be
30 employed. Nero is highly elated at the
outcome of the case, and intimates his inten-
ton Of suing for libel various papers which
have shown up his American record.
LONDON, June S.-A Constantinople dis
patch says the porte c~ontemplates the sdvisa
bility Of protesting to the pow ers against the
extraordinary ornaments of Russia.