Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-11-13

-uEvl1Al N uo1HIne.
DAKOTA, FRIDAY, NO
toREioN JorTlN0s.
ynMER RuDINr Of Italy delivered 3
long speech at Milan. In his allusion
u thS vatican, NJ. Rudini said: I'VE
hasA IN our midst the papacy, which
souetimes assumes thrextenitg stti;
tud9; but ito sphere OF action Is limited
70 hs exercise OF spiritual powers. not
only by + law which cannot be lightly
c0n4fayened, but also by ths unanimous
consent Of those who thought Them
selves most religious. The countryS
ecelesiastical policy has now become
TRADITIONAL. The honor and strength Of
the Kingdom 0f Italy must DO scrupu-
lousy maintained. The deplorable ID
eid4nts produced BY few short sighted
poFsons will not make US de- late from
thiA policy. Strong In the present and
confident IN the future, we fearlessly
euarAntee the fullest liberty In Rome"
ku6tnta remarks concerning the pa
pacy have produced bad impression At
sAe yaateAn, the program tending to
eak4 - Pope only 6rss sub, ,ect 70 the
note in reply. The Italian newspapers.
with the exception bf the clerical or.
gans, are satisfied with Rudinis speech.
The British Foreign Office awaits 1
response from Pekin to the ultimatum
demanding measures to punish the lead
ers OF the recent outrages. Sir John
Walsham, the British Minister to China,
has been directed to give the Chinese
government until the end OF the month
10 reply, when. failing to get satisfac-
ton, the combined foreign feet will
seize Shanghai and the other treaty
ports on the Yangstc.kiang, and the
powers will take control of the customs
Of each port until the matter In dispute
Is arranged. The British Admiral In
now At Uagazki, two days s,eaming
distance from Shanghai. and has been
warned to hold the squadron In readi.
ness.
A LARGE number Of miners delegates
met at Lens, Pas de Calais, France, and
decided that unless the demands OF the
miners are conceded IN a fortnight, all
the miners in the north Of France shall
strike. They want the sick and PEN
sion funds to be managed by the gov
ernment instead Of by the mining com.
paEies. accusing the companies OF Q
NAL administration OF the funds. They
also demand modification OF the system
Of compulsory cessation OF pit work
which was arranged In order to reduce
the output There were leo delegates
present, representing one.third Of the
miners OF France, who are pledged to
strike.
RUMoRs that . family In Altoona,
Germany, had contracted the trichinosis
by eating American pork are false.
They were started by business houses
opposed to the importation of American
meats. All the members OF the family
In question were made III by partaking
OF meat from public slaughter house.
The inspector who passed the meat has
been discharged for ignorance Of his
duties. Meat Inspector Zehn, Of Puer-
schep, has been sentenced to year IN
prison for passing diseased beef which
eventually caused the illness OF eleven
families and the death OF two persons.
The election in Cork for successor
in Parliament to the l,te Charles Stew.
art Parnell was attended with exciting
scenes. The priests had taken nm
acsivo part In the contest, following
after the ParI el ite workers In Q house
| to house canvass. On election day they
appeared at the polls threatening dire
things IL the electors voted for Red.
| mond. Parnellite candidate, and against
Flavin. McCarthyite. The presence OF
the military alone prevented bloody
scenes. Flavin was the successful can.
didate.
JOHN DILLON, speaking at Temple.
| more. said that lrishmen the world over
are burning with pride aud gratitude
that the people Of Cork had performed
the duty SO nobly. He appealed to the
Parnellites to consider the hopeiessness
Of their position aud seek for concilia-
ton. Timothy Healy declared that the
landlord Orangemen supported the Par
| nellites and Redmond received fully
1000 Con servative votes.
preaching winter, which threatens to
become calamitous to the working
masses, the German government has
ordered 81. 900 tons OF wheat from Cali
fornia and Kansas, 10000 tons from the
Danube Provinces, and the same guam
tity from kurachee. These purchases
are destined for the army and were for
Merly made In Germany.
THE United States Consul General 1t
Berlin, In his report to tho state De-
Dartment. making . omparison OF prices
ei food products In Germany In Septcn.
ber. 1891 and 1890, shows an increase
during the year Of 43 marks in the price
Of wheat, SO in rye and nearly IL In p0-
tatoes. The prices during the current
year have been higher than any since
1876.
THE Pope, It ia said, prepared his re-
any personal inclination - the choice
OF his successor. He dwe,ls upon tho
nobility Of labor as exemplihed in the
carpenters house In Nazareth. Tho
Popes temporal will is being drafted by
four Cardinals In secret. All the Pope's
property Is invested IN England.
THE British Consul in Mexico reports
. decrease Of British catton imports to
that country owing to the growth Of the
cotton cloth industry in Mexico, Ameri-
can machinery being used In the manu-
facture.
A CYCLONE passed over the Andamon
Islands, In tho Bay Of Bengal, wreck.
ing ths Enterprise, belonging to the
Indian government. OF her crew Of
eighty.three men, only six were saved.
THE Gambetta monument was inaug.
uratcd st Vile d'Avray. France. Gam
betta's heart, preserved, was placed 1t
the base Of the statue.