Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-06

treatment sixteen COfeHEss u... = S 8 .ns
and one Japanese. Vessels arriving are
ease may be further introduced, Land
lords Of the MacDonnel estate at Kilkee
met their tenants to consider the demand
Of the latter for an abatement of rent
The landlords refused to acceeie to the de-
mand. A majority Of the tenants have
years rent offered to pay half, which was
declined. Ejectments are threatened. A
dispatch to the Moscow Gazette from Ber-
lin says thai Prince Alexander is irving to
obtain the permission of The Gear to visit
st. Petersburg for the purpose Of arranging
ing at ShOreditch, said he hated crime, but
cruel landlords might drive the Irish peas
antry to desperation. fcoercion followed
It would probably prove q short road to
Irish autonomy. The Reichsrath assem-
bled at Vienna, Sept. 80. In the Lower
lister Won raafe whether the Government
was disposed TO characterize positively as
idle Inventions the rumOrs to the effect
that changes had taken place i'm the rela-
tlons between Austria aud Germany be-
cause OF Germany's support of Russian
the full uniform OF his rank, met the Ger
m an regiment OF which he is commander
returning from Alsace Friday and rode at
its head into Darmstart. The ST. Peters
burg Navausti says Gen. Kaulbars in an
interview stated that Russia did not in
tend e occupy Bulgaria, and that the I'M
perial Powers had agreed regarding a can.
didate for the vacant throne. The tenants
of the Taaffe estate at Bally haunis, County
Mayo, Ireland, went in body to the agent
of the estate and asked him to reduce their
rent. The agent refused to do so, whereup-
on the tenants left. saying they would
rather suffer eviction than pay impossible
rents. President Grevy has sanctioned the
credit of $24O 600 for the encouragement of
the French sea fisheries. since the last re-
port there were five deaths from cholera
and four new cases in Trieste, and FIVE
deaths and nineteen new cases throughout
Italy. The French chambers have been
summoned to assemble on Oct. IA. The
Berlin Post, says that the Congo free state
has refused to grant a railway concession
to firm of EngJishmen because they were
too exactlng in the terms they demanded.
herr schaWb, herman merchant, long re-
siding in Hamburg, has presented an art
many of them very valuable, by modern
and French artists. Franz Adam, the his
torical painter, is dead, at Munich. Angus
Sutherland, member of Parliament
for Sutherlandshire, will soon start tor the
United States and Canada, where he will
lecture on the crofters and form Highland
leagues. Mr.. Sutherland is the son of
crofter. Sept. 30, at Belfast OF laborers,
when returning home from work began to
riot. As they seemed bent on mischief the
Black Watch Regiment charged and DIS
persed them. Edmund Leamy, who has
resigned his seat in Parliament for Cork,
has issued farewell address to his coa-
stituents. The trial of Father Cayetano
Galeote, the assassin of Mgr. IeQuierdo,
Bishop of Madrid, is proceeding at Madrid.
nmense crowds surround the Palace of
Justice, in which the trial is being conduct
ed. Galoete insists that he was justified in
the murder Of the Bishop. He declares that
he has tried twice to commit suicide in
prison. The Vatican, in q circular TO Pa
pal Nuncios at foreign courts, portrays the
danger to which the Pope is exposed owing
to fresh persecnpti9ns p preparing, and to the
to agitations against the Holy See. The
Most Rev. Thomas Carr. D. D., Roman
Catholic Bishop of Galway, has been ap-
pointed Archbishop Of Melhourna. Mrs.
Parnell has arrived in Dublin. She was
entertained at luncheon by the Lord May
or. China intends to issue a loan for $50
00O, 600 for the construction of railways in
the Empire. Hoar. frosts prevail through
out Germany. In Bavaria heavy snow
falls are reported. The English fishing
smacks which were seized at HAvre, have
been released. Ismail Pasha, ex.Khedive
strongly disappearing Lavison's action in
seizing the Ismaila Palace. At Milltown-
Malbay, county Glare. while the shgriffs
were employed in distraining the property
of a man named Kelly, the married women
OF the neighborhood attacked, overpow-
cred, and Imprisoned all of the officers
engaged, while their husbands secured the
cattle and removed them from the locality
The Cologne Gazette's London correspond
ent says: Dissension has broken out be-
tween the only two German anarchists
clubs in London and threatens to lead to
violence. One of the clubs has the Freiheit
as its organ and a Belgian named Dave
as its leader. Dave is an intimate friend
of Johann Most. = The other club, named
Autonomic, has the Anarchist as its organ
and an Aus rian named Penckert as lead
er: Only three weeks ago the two clubs
met in Cleveland Hall and expressed svm-
pathy with the Chicago anarchists. Now
they have drawn daggers against each
other.
In fight between police and moonlight
ers at Feale Bridge, County Kerry, one Of
the moonlighters was shot dead and six
were taken prisoners. Sir William White,
now British minister at Bucharest will
succeed Sir Edward Thornton as Bri; ish
ambassador at Constantinople. Spain has
sustained Cuba in her refusal to carry out
the treaty arrangements as understood in
this country. Hull, Eng, is scared to
death by an anony nous letter to an editor
stating that the Fenians are going to blow
up the city. In Belfast the mob attacked
the police who fred into them, killing and
wounding several. Sevent7-two police
men were badly injured. Fifty-tive new
cases of cholera aud twenty one deaths
have been reported in Italy since the last
returns. The Ma quis Of Salisbury has
gone to France. A general revival Of trade
in France is noted. Strikes have ended
everywhere. Hanlar, the oarsmaD, and
Mrs. Parnell, arrived in London from New
York Sunday. The British government
has decided to greatly increase The garrison
at Belfast. The total number OF deaths re-
sulting from the Lochfoyside quarry ex-
plosion is eight. A movement is on foot
10 Ireland to get up a national tribute to
Gladstone. The London Economist thinks
that the rise in the price of money will be
rapid.
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