Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-15
From Fsreivn LANDS.

The Lonstou Chronicles correspondents at
Rome says The Pope refused to comply
with Count Herbert aismarnk's sequest in
behalf Of the governments eand!dutes in chs
eiectiouH for the lnnduag. Henei the cool
ness hetsesn Germany ant the vafieac.
Tim csIsbruteI Hhel suirs brsugiib by
Premier 6reenway and Attorney General
Martin AGAINST thu Winnipeg Free Press and
Cal we're before the grand lurY They we're
aIffnr alleged libel IN charging the govern,
msnt with ~~boodling IN connections with the
recent contract made wtrh the Northern Pa
chic 4 M1nirGha Railway company Averdlnt
of No biir' was returned IN each esse.
Ths London Times. in a long editorial ON
the presidential contest ami the Sackville
NATTER says 5iiere u not the slightest reason
To r~etaliiIte on Minisssr Phelps and advises
the government to show authorization nj
choosing q successor 10 Lord SiIckville ID
adds that the election may involve u change
m the government; har the matuer is cue OF
perfect indifference to Engiishmen, bur 6hnn
March next viii be hlllY time enough to ap.
point a successor co Lord SaskEiie. The
Standard continues TO cry for something To
mdiea5e Engjund's dispieasIrs
The HaYUian government il likely to ret n
lesson from the United States fnr rs actinn
IN seizing the steamer HayUian RepubisG at
Sc. Marie for an ailegp,f attempt to rNn tho
IN NtAias - "A u aIAtn AAAtA AlA
ton and a number of men aboard The
Haytain Republic is owned by B. G. Morris
4 Co. her agents and Others Of Boston, and
was huiln fnr service hetwesn BostnuN New
York and Port au Prince AT Bath. Me-, IN
1885 ut an exuenseSfSI 0o, 10o. Sft-iaeom-
mansied by Capt. David T. Compton OF Hyde
Park, whose wife accompanied him. Com
modore Harmony, who IL acting secretary OF
the navy. snYs that Hayti did a deeidedly
stnpid thing IN establishing blockade with
out notifying other nations The n1vy ds-
partmenr has orrIersd che Boston and the
k-earsarge- Co procse,i as saee to Port au
Prince. and demand the rsiease OF the HaYtian
Republic.
sixreen sslilors OF the ship Heria. wiiirh ar
rived AZ Tacoma, w T.. LANDED with wiear
for Great Brirain, entered siiit in tine district
court against Capt. snow OF that vessel Tor
cruelty, They alleue that the Hseia srnrted
for Cardiff, Wakes, with q crew Of 16 men.
After she hal been out but a short rims the
captain began fsstiing has men ON rotten meat
and pooafoes.. winch were nee ir TO eat, and
both Cast. snow and his mare shamefIIly
abused the sailors. While vsnr Cape Horn
Capt. Snow arraeksd the carpenter. breaking
his aw and knocking our MANY teeth. A few
lays later henssriY killed one OF the men.
When dsbilitatsd by the poor food they were
Innbie to work and we're al Times pun IN the
hold and tied up for - hours. one az the
men was tied to q srauuetioh four days with
ilur bod During this time his scant rttions
gere placed within sign6, but ont Of reach.
When the Hecia reached Acapulco the men
we're weak from al trentnenn and Insufficient
food. They were east into u diIsgeoa and
liep1 confined until the vessel was ready Co
snil. The men appsaied co the Cniret States
consul at Acapulco but were unable TO OBJ
tam any asaistlluep rom thn1 guarrar.