The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-06-02
From Foreign Shores.

From Foreign Shores.
Political riots occur in Newfound-
land.
A row in the miners international
conference at Berlin was ended by the
resignation of the English chairman
and the election of a Frenchman.
The court of cessation has pro-
stating ex-King Milan and ex-Queen
Natalie's regal rights.
Nationalists and Orangemen came
into collision neal Portadown, Ireland,
during a funeral, and two of the former
were shot. Many arrests were made.
The %harboring of Brazilian insur-
gents on board Portuguese m~en-of-war
leads to a very serious difficulty be-
tween Brazil and Portugal.
The Associated Press understands
that the United States ambassador,
Thomas A. Bayard, has minated to
the British government the desire of
the United States to withdraw from
the Berlin agreement, provided all
the rights Of United States citizens in
Samoa are safeguarded.
About 5000 cab drivers Of London
went out on a strike against the ex-
orbitant charges for cab hire insisted
upon by many wner Of the cabs.
The public is suffering but little in con-
sequence. The cab drivers during the
day marched in procession to Hyde
Park.
The premier of New Zealand has
sent a telegram to the premier Of Vic
toria expressing his opposition to the
suggestion originating in Germany
that Great Britain be given control
of the Tonga islands in exchange for
the surrender Of Samoa to Germany.
The New Zealand premier adds that
the question will probably come up
for discussion at the colonial confer
ence at Ottawa.
Miscellaneous items.
Robert H.. Coleman has sold his
Pennsylvania iron interests to the
Lackawana company for $3,OOO,OOO.
DR.. E. A. Stone has resigned as pas
tor Of the Baptist church at Cham
paign, Iii.
The Illinois board Of worlds fair
commissioners is finishing up it's bust
ness at Springfield.
The courts at Keokuk, Iowa, ordered
the foreclosure Of a $25O,OOO mortgage
IN the plant Of the Fort Madison
Water and Light company.
Three members Of the First German
Evangelical st. Emanuel church of
Rockford, ILL.,, foreclosed mortgages on
the church property and it will be sold.
Senator Teller Of Colorado has writ
ten a letter in which he ch%aracterizes
the arrest Of Coxey, Browne and Jones
a farce.
Congressman Hayes was renomi-
mated on the first ballot by the Demo-
cratic convention of the Second Iowa
district.
Justice Woodman and Deputy Sher-
if Westerfield of Chicago have struck
oil on their farm at Valparaiso, Ind,
and will organize a stock company.
st. Colombo's Catholic church was
dedicated at Sullivan, ILL.,, by Bishop
Ryan of Alton, assisted by a score of
priests. The. Rev. P. J. Mackin Of De-
catur preached in the afternoon.
Because of inability to secure coal
the factories Of the American Glucose
Cou1PdAy al 1eOIAd, LII, uuVe smut
down, throwing $50 men out Of employ
ment.
The Combination Bridge company
has been incorporated at Sioux City,
Iowa, with a capital stock Of 81, 500, 600
and has absorbed the Pacific Short
Line Bridge company. 1t will COM
plete the combination wagon and rail-
road bridge across the Missouri river.
John Jenkins, chairman of the
finance committee Of the county COM
m%issiOners of Omaha, Neb., has filed
a complaint for embezzlement against
ex4Coumy Treasurer Adam Snyder,
charging him with converting to his
own use $6,977 Of public money