The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-11-25

New York s oe%cial:-In one Of the nu-
merous interviews with Justin Mccarthy
published, that gentleman is credited with
saying that O'Donovan Rosa is not re-
garded as - formidable character on the
other side OF the water; that the parlia.
ment house explosions were not attributed
to him. but rather to home talent; and
that in his (McCarthy's) opinion, there
win be no repetition OF these explosions.
Mr.. Rosa was shown the interview bv a
reporter. He said: "Mr. Mccarthy, in
the field oiitbe Irish nationality, is one
grand humbug, and II he comes to America
to represent the true Irish Nationalist
here, he is an impostor. 1t is my opinion
that there will be explosions, and sxplo-
sions upon explosions, for l believe Ireland
must be free, and Irishmen must fight in
some fashion to free it,"
Acting Secretary Muldrow has rendered
q very important decision, involving the
constitutional provision that full faith
and credit shall be given by each state to
the acts, records and judicial proceedings
OF every other state; carrying out the doc
trine that where a court of one state hav-
ing jurisdiction renders q judgment that
judgment is conclusive OF all matter de-
termined therein, and is binding on the
courts OF every other state. Secretary
Muldrow extends the application OF the
doctrine to the executive department.
The case comes up upon an important
land matter from Louisiana, where the
claims to scrip is founded in the courts OF
that state upon succession proceedings.
The decision is said to be an able one, and
it is understood to be q reversal of one
rendered by ex-Secretary Schurz.
Miss Mary Dewey, q daughter OF the late
(harle1 q DawQv nnA ~ tho rork o~;pav%
members OF the Rutland county, (Vt.) bar,
is on her way to Eastern Turkey to engage
in missionary work.
Mrs. Narcissa Bourke, who recently died
at Winthrop, Me-, provides in her will for
the Establishment of q 81, 900 scholarship
at Bowdoin college in memory OF her son,
who was killed in the civil war.
Prot. Virgins is now claiming that he
has been misrepresented by the American
press. He denies that he ever related to
correspondents the chapter of horrors
which has been given as incidental to the
fulfllment OF his prediction for the goth
inst.
j. Gretzinger, a baggage handler, robbed
q companion OF $500 while asleep in a
gambling hell at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He
was arrested and the money found on him.
Henry Thege was lodged in jail at Free.
mont, Neb., charged with incendiarism in
having set his building on fire at North
Bend, which caused the burning ola whole
business block, a loss Of $500, 600. =.
James. Howe, founder OF the New York
Spirit OF the Times, died in Indiana.
At Phillipsburg, Mont, William Mobiles
was shot twice by Louis Hansen. Mobiles
was alive at last accounts, while his re-
coyery is doubtful
The Washington Star has the following:
Mrs. Cleveland has been benefited by her
j~sojourn in the Adirondacks. for although
she IL a trife sunbrowned, her figure ia
more rounded than when she left here. The
Improvements upon the White House was
critically e1amined by the ladies on their
return, and concentrations lavishly be.
slowed upon those who made such com.
plete arrangements Tor their comfort this
winter. The postmaster general and Mrs.
Villas enjoyed their*yacation in the North.
west. camping in this woods and living at
the highest point Of navigation on Lake
Superior, at Ashland, a portion of their
suting. Miss Mollie and Master Henry
were brought home to be put to school,
and were the occasion of Mrs. Villas early
return. Mrs. Villas il in Madison. Wis,
and will probably not come on. till Decem-
Der. Mrs. Endicott will accompany the
secretary OF war when he returns to the
city. 49,
Princess Beatrice's confinement will take
place at Windsor early in December, and
all the court arrangements during the win
ter will depend upon this interesting event.
The soldiers Of tho French army are to
be furnished with pocket handkerchiefs on
which will be stamped military rules, regu-
lations and useful information generally.
The Rev. Fanshawe Bingham Of Bristol,