Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-09
An Anarchist Celebration at chicago.

An Anarchist Celebration at Chicago
| The Tooth anniversary of the storming of
the Bastile was celebrated by the socialist
lc and anarchistic societies in Chicago.
Mrs. Lucy E. Parsons, the widow of the
noted anarchist. made an incendiary speech
that was lou ily applauded. In concluding
she said: Il say there will be aYevolu,ion.
say, yea, men are brave enough 20 arise and
put down the tyrants. The revolution
comes, the red flag waves, the "bastile"
falls, the common people are triumphant.
history repeats itself" The crowd
cheered itself hoarse. Paul Grottkau, the
| well-knowr anarchist, echoed The senti-
ments vehemently expressed by Mrs. Par
sons.
kalakaua Will Again Visit America.
King Kalakaua, of the Sanwich Islands,
will be in the United States within few
weeks. He is now flying about the sugar
islands rounding up all the money lie can
borrow and gathering in ali debts. J. T.
Warehouse, jr., one of the wealthy mer-
chants of Honolulu and member of the
privy council, is now in Chicago. He
says the stories regarding the low state OF
the kings finances are extremely exagger-
ated. King Kalakaua intends to start
| for the Paris exposition III a few weeks"
said he. He possessed money enough to
| sail some weeks ago, bat he decided to
wait a few months and take larger
amount with him. His income is about
S3 .00l year, best les the crown lands.
OF the large debt contracted at the time Of
the trouble he has paid over 40 per cent.
Now he does not owe over S121,O00 Tie
islands were never in better shape than
today. The planters expected to receive
five cents pound for sugar this year and
they are getting seven now You see tie
king squandered gold mine during his
last trip to the United States. He won't
be so extravagant this time, vet he will
have enough to back strong land If
they come his way"
Celebrating Glaslstone's Golden Wedding
The National Liberal club, OF London.
was splendiily decorated IN honor OF Mr..
ami Mrs. Gladstone. who have Just cele-
brated their golden wedding. There were
1000 present, including large number of
peers and members Of the house of COM
mons and many ladies. Visconnt Oxen
bridge presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone an album, the work of leading
artists, commemorative Of the occasion.
Gladstone, in &C epting the gift, made an
eloquent and pathetic speech which was
free from political reference.
Indiana Whitecaps Again Deck.
About midnight recently a brutal OUT
rage Was perpetrated by about half IL
dozen lnen upon Mrs. Smithstreet and her
daughter, Clara. The two women lived
alone ten miles east Of Marion, Ind, in
secluded neighborhood. At the hour
stated they We're arouse !, taken out and
after being stripped to the waist were
whipped with beech gods until the blood
ran. They were then released and warned
that severer treatment was in store for
item if they did not cease talking about
their neighbors. The regulators were all
masked and their identity is unknown.
The women were given to gossip. but the
brutal manner of their punishment is DE-
nounced by all.
The English Contest Over Royal Grants
In the house Of commons, sitting in
committee, John Morley moved an amend
ment, declaring the house unwilling to
increase the burdens of the people without
the assurance that no further claims Will
be made for the younger members Of the