Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-01-21

! Yicted Of political oifenses since 1870, and
! reducing .he sentences OF many offenders
against the common law.
A fire brigade win be sent from Montreal
20 the London International exhibition IN
| May, which win also compete with the
| American fircmcn from Chicago and New
York a the American exhibition In Lon.
| don.
Tie London Telegraph says. "The gov
| ~ernfuent will introduce a bill in parliament
! aboliBiiing the Office OF yieeroy OF ireIanfi.
II IL a knowledge OF this Tact that induccs
the earl OF Carnayon to resign the lord
l~icitenaney.
Rev. Thomas Shields Malcolm, secretary
o. tine Baptist board OF publication, died
at Philadelphia. after a short illness. III
took great interest in the colonization oil
Liberia, the elevation OF the colored race
being his pet scheme.
II Ia reported that Earl Spencer has noti
| feti SIR. Gladstone that biz news on the
Irish question concord sith the. EXPIRE.
micr. TDcre Is n rumor that Sir William
Hart-Dyke. chief secretary for Ireland. in.
tends to resign taat Office.
Queen Victoria has eommar.,ra The oro-
dnction Of NJ. C~s.unou's 6ratorio, "Mors
ct N.san, at the Royal Albert ball. She
| will come from Windsor 20 attend the per-
iotmnnco. This will be the queens fist
appearance In public 10 many years,
A dispatsH from Rom, a town ir the de-
pAFtmentzof Pny do Dome, states that six
hundred eonyicts in the prison there have
reyolted and secured possession ofthe pris-
on. They have erected barrieades and
otherwise prepared themselves fof deien.
siye o eratlons, Troups have been or
iered TO Rom TO qiell the disturbances.
The Board Of Guardians .of The Lisnnore
fIreland) Poor Law union wgs holding lite
seuAlS meeting, when a crowd o. laborers
hurst into the room and demanded as
distance for themselves and their families.
They threatened that unless help wa soon
forthcoming they would plunder neighbor-
ing farms ii ofyicr 10 op,aiu means oi sub
sistence.
Count Won Hatzfe!dt. the German en-
bassador, had an inter view recently with
the marquis oil Salish Try concerning the
reported seizure Of Samoa by Germany
Ths ambassador said he had bsen Instruct
cd by Prince Bismarck to aesure Lord
Salisbury that Germany would neither
annex Samoa or permanently Interfere
with the government OF tho sland,
NJ. Barren, project OF the department OF
Eure, was Assassinated In a railway carriage
and his body thrown from the train while
IL Was in musion. IL is supposed that the
motive Tor the murder was robbery. NJ.
Barren came from Paris 20 receive instruc-
tions from NJ. Sarrien, this new minister OF
the interior, and WAS returning to Eyreut,
capital OF the department OF Eure, when he
Mas assassinated.
There was n crush OF members offering
themselves TO take the oath on the meet.
ing Of the house Of commons Wednesday
the 18th inst. They were worn in patches.
Among the crowd W . NC. Bradla"sh. Mr..
Bradlaugh walked the floor In a defiant
manper, kissed the Bible unetuously shook
hands with the speaker %smilingly, and
drove away directly after being sworn in.
lie was b artily chesred as he departed
from the building by n large crowd OF his
supporters who were gathered outside.
There IL 4 growing desire amorg the ON.
seryatiyes not to exclude Mr.. Bradlaugh
rom the house OF commons. IL is believed
that the government will not insist upon
excluding him unleas urged To do 40.