The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-20
FOREIGN GOSSIP,

queen Natalie has sent to the SerYian
premier a letter, in which she says: II now
insist upon being told OF what crime have
been guilty. / have no reason to be afraid
OF the fullest light being thrown upon both
my political and private life."
A mass meeting Of w~orkingmen. at Mon.
treal, condemned the landing in Canada OF
undesirable immigrants, and called upon
the government to put a stop to the prac.
tice by imposing a fine OF $1,000 for each
ohense upon any steamship bringing such
people to Canada.
The latest news from Stanley, the ex-
plorer, seems to be authentic. 1t CONVEYS
the information that he is on the way to
the relief OF Khartoum, with the intention
OF hberating several Europeans impris.
oned there. The gratifying assurance OF
Stanley immediate safety is thus con.
veyed.
Five thousand persons assembled in
Hyde park, London, recently, to take ac.
ton with reference to the Imprisonment OF
Mr.. Dillon and the death OF John Mande.
vile. Resolutions were adopted protest.
ing against the course OF the government
in the case Of Mr.. Dillon and DECLARING
that the death OF Vaudeville was due to
the i~I.treatment he received while in pris-
on.
The government has adopted a resolu-
sion relative to the extension OF state
education in India. II is designed TO Re.
place private schools by government ia
stitutions aud to engage British special.
lists TO supervise and enlarge technical
education. Moral training will be BRO.
vided for BY q text book on morality.
based on natural religion.
Henry Cecil Raikes, postmaster gener al
Of Great Britain, has forwarded to Post.
master General Dickinson, Tor exhibit at
the Cincinnati exposition. a number Of ar
ticles showing the present state Oh the
postal service Ia that country. Among
the articles Is a complete set III stamns
now in use in Great Britain and her de.
Tendencies, q carriers aniform. 4 photo
graph Of the central p~ostofice building 1t
London. and otherinteresting postaldat
The Riiorma, at Rome, eommentine 81
the appointment BY the United States
house 81 representatives Oh 4 committee
~ inqui+e into the evasion oI the contract
labor law with SPECIAL reference to the in.
lux Of Italians into America, saws the
Italian government viii DE on its guard to
see that neither America nor any other
country take measures contrary t0 inter
national law nor In opposition 10 the
rights conferred on Italy through diplo-
matte relations.
It y reported that the visit 81 Emperor
William to the ear, taken In connection
With recent events which Indicate that i
compsomise has been reached between
uSfhunnS anu hussia regarding Sa5 Bal
kan states, eauses Lord Salisbury and
his colleagues much uneasiness. AS the
present policy 81 Germany suggests to tire
minds oE Those English statesmen that an
arrangement has heon reached between
Russia and Germany TO- let the straits
question simmer Tar lev vears more.
20 the student Of European affairs the
crux Of GIL Emperor Williams speeches
and p-roclNmations Is that he will ahide
BY the alliance With AunAfia and italy.
and that he Is. az the amparnr recentie
declared. able sdiIiGantIy IL cherish sis
personal ~frisndahlp With the e1ar.