Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-06-21
FOREIGN JoTTtMoa

ROME special: Premier Crispi in
the Chamber OF Deputies announced
the solution Of the Cabinet crisis. The
Government had restudied tho tinan.
cial problem aud decided to propose
notifications OF the budget, and with
this object in view would abandon the
proposed increase Of the land tax,
maintaining the tax on rents and give
a pledge OF economy In all the public
services, including the army, to the
extent OF 20, 0Oo,O0J lire. Signor Crispi
concluded with the remark: 'The So
luton Of all 1taly's troubles depends
upon the settlement Of the financial
difficulties" Bignor lmbriani and
Cavalotti both opposed the Premier's
proposal, and demanded his resigna.
ton or a dissolution. Finally the
Chamber, by an almost unanimous
vote, decided to postpone the appoint
ment Of the Budget Committee OF
eighteen for 1895 until November. In
the meantime tho Chamber will pro-
ceed with the discussion OF the clauses
Of the Governments financial measure.
BERLIN special. The crisis ia the
affairs OF Europc caused by the death
Of Sultan Mulay Hasscn, and the
Sts ~ ICCbluS ~ ouSCu III CcEtntu QUuIs
tiers As to the succession to the Sultan.
ate OF his son. Abdul Aziz. has served
10 focus a feeling of antagonism toward
England which is especially noticeable
aud which has grown in strength ever
since the announcement Of the conclu.
sion OF the Anglo-Congo treaty. As
though to show that political affairs
do not affect tho personal relations OF
the two courts, Emperor William,
during the. week, has been feteing q
delegation from the First Royal
ID. agoons, the British regiment to
which Queen Victoria, during her
stay at Coburg, appointed him honor
airy colonel.
ROME special: The mar who at.
tempted okill Premier Crispi gives the
name Of Paolo Lega, and describes
himself as junior. The police have,
however, discovered that he was a
where he was known as ''Marat." after
the famous French revolutionist.
"Marat." declares that he arrived in
Rome, charged with the mission to
kill Premier Crispi. He added that
he was sorry that he had failed in his
object, and cursed himself and his pis.
tol for having missed the Premier.
King Humbert. as soon as he heard Of
the attempted assassination OF Pre-
mier Crispi, sent him his congratula-
tions upon his escape.
QUEENSTOWN special: Richard
Croker OF New York, with his two
sons, has arrived hero on board the
umbria. Asked In reference TO the
investigation Of the New York City
police, Croker said he was not sum-
moncd to appear before the committee
but would be glad to give the commit
tee any assistance In his power should
it desire 1t. Croker will stay in Eu-
rope Tor an indefinite period.
NANAIMo, B. c., special: The steam
err Willamette arriving from Dutch
Harbor brings the report OF the loss OF
the American whaling bark. James
Allen, which was wrecked of Atka
Island May IL. The steamer Dora
picked up two of the crew in a starv-
ing condition. The captain and first
mate were drowned. The rest OF the
crew, who left in one of the boats for
Unalas ka, are still missing.
BuENos AyREs special: Don Juan
Gonzales, who by the recent coup d'etat
in Paraguay was driven from the
Presidency, and who was atterward
expelled from the country, has arrived
here. He says he considers that the
present situation in Paraguay is un-
tcnable.
PARIS special: 1t Is reported here
that the Italian Ambassador in Ber-
lin will be replaced, owing to his
strained relations with Emperor Will
ioyp dun IN a rttarra1 lxat.no, bn
Ambassador and an official who is u
relative Of the Emperor.
JACKSON, Miss, special: The gov
ernor pardoned State Treasurer Hem
ingway, who is with his wife and child.
rel for the first time in two years. The
petition contained $1,000 names.