The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-03-11
FOREIGN Gossip.

Thegravity OF the commercial situation
In Stockholm has not been paralleled since
the panic IN 1857. E
ID The d onMion government has been re-
quested not to, send the flying column to
the Northwest, asst would precipitate an
outbreak. III
1t is stated that heimmediate release OF
Poundmaker and the haltbreed prisoners
at the Stoney Mountain penitentiary has
been decided upon. go. e
The number OF scandals developed in
British aristocratic life recently, has been
rather striking. One OF the most notable
is that connected with an escapade sof the
Viscount Hinton. The viscount who is a
son OF Earl Paulett, has been committed
on the charge OF obtaining goods by fraud.
Judges Dicheaume, Nicolle and De Gruchy,
OF the Island of Jersey, directors ofthe Jer!
sey Banking company, have been arrested
for having iraudulently received deposits,
were bailed in $4,000 each. They will lose
their iudgeship. g 81 e. n
Lord Randolph Churchill has written a
letter to the grand, master OF the Orange
men OF Belfast, eulogizing the last demon4
stration in the writer's honor, and against
home rule. 81 The Welsh members OF the
Liberal party have united in intimating to
T Mr.. Gladstone that it will be impossible
Tor them to support any proposal tending
to the adjustment OF q separate parlia-
nent in Ireland. sss.53.& ! Il
A snow storm prevails throughout Great
Britain. !. In many places the snow has
drifted in great piles on the railroad tracks,
seriously injuring traffic. The sufferings OF
the poor are greatly increased by the
storm: During the heavy snow storm
which r,ra f1aI~ ho Of hui rst Oh
steamer Missouri, Capt. Poland, from Bos-
ton Feb. 18 fSrs Liverpool, stranded of
Holy head - Is; g 49, s,s
POSTS London Cable:% Some excitement
has been caused by the fact that the toast
to the queen was received with Kisses at
the complimentary dinner to the working
men members OF parliament, half the com.
pany remaining seated while it was drunk.
Mr.. Broadhurst was one OF the guests, and
Charles Russell, the attorney general, was
present. Both have, had to bear the
blunt OF q number Of public and private
attacks. OfSconrse neither could do any
thing in the matter. 4. &yss
In the Dominion House at Ottawa, Sir
j. ohm Macdonald admitted that q medical
commission oil two was appointed to in
quire into the mental accountability Of Riel
after his conviction, and that its report,
together with that OF the surgeon OF the
prison, would certainly be laid on the
table. The minister OF finance, in reply to
Sir Richard Cartwright, said that not in.
Guiding assets Of about S72 900, 900, the
gross debt OF the dominion was nearly
1881, 400, 600. Theamount OF temporary
loans waa about $14, 100000. b
The grand Masonic lodge Of England is
considering the report OF the colonial board
on dispute between the grand lodge Of H.
linois, and the. three lodges 81 the Province
OF Quebec holding warrants from the En-
glish grand lodge., Tie board advises that
the sole ground on which the Illinois lodge
ostracized the three lodges seems to be
their. continued allegiance to England, and
that therefore the direct relations OF the
grand lodge, Of England with the Illinois
lodge be severed, and the patent granted
to a represent in England OF the Iii,
nois lodge be withdrawn. +,