The Dickinson press., 1894-10-13
Foreign Gossip.

Foreign Gossip.
A sensation has been caused by the
recent destruction of three houses built
by the marquis of Clan Ricardo at
Woodforl. County Galway, Ireland.
Sir Joseph Renals. the senior alder
man, representing tho Altlgate ward.
was finally elected mayor of London
by the aldermen Of that city.
Recent uttcrances of French in Can
.da lead British subjects to believe
they favor annexation with the United
States.
The National Liberal congress at
Frankfort has adopted resolutions in
dicating great discomfort with Chancel-
lor Won Caprivi.
The governor general Of the Dutch
Fast Indies denies that there is any
truth whatever in the statement that
lie is negotiating for peace with the
tcbellious Balincz.
The Portuguese government has de-
cided to send two warships to lou
renzo Marquee, where the rel,ellious ma
tives are in armed opposition to the
Portuguese authorities.
The Canadian minister Of Justice has
ccMmuted the seatence of Walter Nc
WMrrel. who was to be hanged at
hrampton on Monday, to imprisonment
for life.
The Corriere iii Napoli says that the
pope's object In summoning Mgr. d.
HlIlSt to Rome IL to instruct him to
inform the Due d'Orleans that his holi-
ness does not approve of Il legltilnist
agitation in France.
The British steamer Patagonia, Can't.
Jones. which sailed from Liverpool.
Aug. 20 for Valparaiso. is ashore off
Tome, Chile. She will probably be Il
total wreck. The crew and passengers
were saved.
Tic Argentine government is likely to
place either lumber, kerosene and agri.
cultural implements on the free list, or
greatly reduce the duties thereon in
compliment to the United States in
placing wool Oh the free list.
The Russian ironclad Boussacka,
which was lost In the Baltic sea last
year, was found on Sept. 10, south of
the Island of Wasterkoken. Finland.
The wreck lies in twenty fathoms of
water.
OtuGFwtoe.
A vein of natural gas was struck
while boring we'll Mt Coatsburg, Ill.
Work on Il limited scale has been re-
sumed on the Panama canal
All but ten of the contractors have
conceded the demands of the striking
Boston tailOrs
Congressman Tom l.. Johnson of Ohio
is carrying on his campaign in IL big
tent. which he has leased.
Democrats of the First Ohio district
nominated Fl. ID. Peck for congress.
In the Second district NJ. w. Oliver
was nominated
An emplOye of IL Gin .innati printing
firm inserted: the names of Il number OF
society people in Il circus poster and
suits for damages will be begun.
The Fair Hope Industrial association
of DcS MOines. Iowa will establish a
colony based on Henry Georges single
tax theory in Baldwin county, Ala.
Willis HiZer, Il fireman who was IA
tally hurt at Cleveland, Ohio, was pre-
vented from marrying OH his dcathbed
by his mother.
1t IS said the Vanderbilt family will
consent to Il separation Of William X.
and his wife, but will strenuously op-
pose u divorce.
Rev. George w. Calvin was expelled
for immoral conduct b. the Methodist
Episcopal conferences at Shelbyvi!lc,
Ind. He has become insane.
Republicans Of rittsblrg, Pa. have
invited the national committee to have
the Republican national con ,ention of
1896 in that city.
Edward Mclaughlin, helper ON an
ocean steamer. who was attacked by
a maddened steer, was saved from
death by Spaniard with rcd hand
kerchief.
A mortgage for S1,OOO,OOO has been
filed in Crown Point. Ind. by the Louis
vile, New Albany & Chicago Railroad
company 10 tho Central Trust company
| of New York and John MurdOck of La.
| fayette, Ind. trustee.
The corner stone of new clearing
house association building, at Cedar
and Nassau streets, New York, was
laid with impressive ceremonies, Bishop
Potter delivering the address. The
ground cost $5775,OOO and the estimated
cost of the building is $35O,OOO.
BY an advertisement published in
New York newspapers William ]. Box
has given notice that he will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
his wife, Bessie, Whittemore Box. she
having left his home against his wishes
and refusing, as lie claims. to accept
his offered support. Mr.. Box is the
manager Of a newspaper syndicate and
| is q brother of Edward w. Box, the
editor of the Ladies' Home Journal.
Mrs. Box Is sister of Mrs. r. Dewitt
Talmage.