Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-01-05

tnlnS Inelr own way.
The Austrian Reichstag adjourned
after unanimously adopting the
Prague measure.
The steamer Primo Majo, which was
built 1T kiel for the Argentine Rcpui,-
lie, has sailed for Buenos Ayres.
The princess of Wales has entirely
recovered from the influenza with
which she was attacked some DAYS
ago.
Premier Crispi will visit Sicily in
January TO inquire into the popular
grievances which gave rise to the re-
| cent riots.
The notorious brigand gang in Al
siers. led by Areski, has been dispors
ed. Two of the gang were killed
Aresli escaped.
The Italian government has abandon
ed the intention of modifying the bank
| ing law, which goes INTO effect on
January /, 1893.
German papers think the fate of
the Russian commercial treaty in the
,eichstag is that Of failure.
| On the authority of the vatican il
! is denied that Mgr. Satolli has been
recalled and made archbishop of
/ Bologna.
NJ. ReynaI, French minister Of the
! interior, has advised police projects
| to watch the meetings of socialists.
! Spain is urging an immediate set
! Element upon the sultan of Morocco.
/ one regiment may be recalled.
/ Gladstone announced i'll the English
I commons that the duke Of Edinburg
renounced one of his allowances.
amounting to $4,000 yearly.
! German colonists at Herbertshoho,
! in the South Sea, are at war with the
natives, routing them in several bat
ties.
Joseph Francis Leese, Gladstonean,
was again elected to sit for the Ac-
clngton division of Lancaster, Eng
land.
! The pope has signed the nomination
Of the Rev Michael Tierney as bishop
Of Hartford, Conn. Bishop Tierney
succeeds the late Right Rev. Lawrence
! $. McMahoo.
! Letters have been received by the
authorities of Gijon, Spain, threaten
! ing to blow up the Jesuit college and
other public buildings at that place
The Rome Official Gazette publishes
ii notice to the effect that Premier
Crispi has dismissed the mayor Of
! Monreale for melting the populacc
against the government.
The French government has decided
to prosecute NJ. Charnay, the author
Of the socialist "Catechism du Soldat," :
, formerly an official in the ministry of
! the interior.
! Sir Philip Wodehouse Currie, under
secretary Of state of the roreign Of
flee, has been appointed British am.
bassador to Turkey, in the place of
Sir Francis Clare Ford. transferred TO
Italy.
/ The Rev. George CocLburH Dickin-
son, vicar of Hartford, whose trial on
Il charge Of i'll treating and neglccting
his three children began at Hunting
! don. England, on December II, was
acquitted yesterday.
The emperor of Austria has ordered
a special medal to be struck for the
purpose Of commemorative the Arch
duke Ferdinand'S voyage around the
world. The medal will be conferred
upon the archduke's companions.
| The Ottawa, Armprior ana Parry
Sound railway has just been opened
for both freight and passenger service
between Ottawa and Eganville, Ont,
IL distance of 70 miles.
The Cork chamber of commerce has
received Il letter from the Great
Southern Railway company announc-
ing that arrangements have been made,
to go into effect January 1, to run the
! American mails direct from Queens
town to Kingstown without stoppage.
The house Of commons by Il vote Of
213 to l51, rejected the amendments
made by the house of lords to the en-
pIoyers' liability act. One of the
amendments was the Insertion of It
out of the act.
A minor panic was created in
Schwerte, Westphalia, by the arrest
Of seventy of the residents of the
town. They are accused of stealing
nickel and other material from the
works.
The Standards Vienna correspondent
SayS:-"LouiS KoSsuth was compelled
recently to sell his library, the collec
! ton of a lifetime. 1t was bought for
the national museum by a committee
formed in Buda Pest. Kossllth's need
must have been great, as he was in
duced to part with the whole for
t13Q.
Ducret, the editor of the Paris Co
carde, Il Boulangist organ, who was
sentenced August { to one years i'm
prisonment for completely in the forg-
cry of papers that were alleged to have
been stolen from the British embassy
in Paris, has been pardoned. The
principal in the crime, the muiatto
Norton. who was SENTENCED to three
years Imprisonment. will in all prob
ability be compelled to serve the en-
tire period of his sentence. Ducret will
be released on Saturday.
LATER
Little Eta Hanson, of Brooklyn, was
run down by the deadly trolley and
J-i1la1 IIar yEaS o11t off