The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-11-15
FOREIGN FACTS.
Epitome of Events Across the Water
PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP.

IEACE AMI L hlENDSdlH.
BERLIN, Nov. 9. - The Journals
warmly approve the visit of the crown
prince to Alfonso. The Vossische
Zeitung says the friendship of Ger
many and Spain receives fresh guar
antee, while Spain is determined to
join Germany's peaceful policy. The
journey of the crown prince to Mad
rid will furnish an additional pledge
that Germany will throw her infiu-
ence In favor of making France the
only power that shall cherish procliv-
tiles for revenge, and also in favor of
the maintenance of the worlds peace.
RELEASED.
BERLIN, Nov. 8. Antorne, deputy
for Alsace-Lorraine, arrested on a
charge of high treason, has been re-
leased, the papers seized not furnish
ing the proof. The inquiry, however,
proceeds.
MOB AGAINST JEWS.
PEsTH, Nov. ga mob attacked
the Jews at Baloevoe. The police
were fired on by the mob and returned
the fire, killing two and wounding
several of the rioters. The mob then
fled. Three persons arrested turned
lnformerS.
SOUTH AMERICA.
LIMA, Nov. 9.-After a revolt at
Monteros the troops of Arequipa,
Colonel Raygado, attacked mutiDeers
and populace, killing seventy, includ-
ing the mayor of the city. General
Canevaro was killed by his own
troops.
BISMARCK.
BERLIN, Nov. 9.-Bismarck is suf-
ferlng from jaundice; not serious, but
troublesome. Another report is that
Bismarck suffers from cold.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-At a session of
the Austrian delegation. the minister
of foreign affairs said that the out
break in Servia was only of a local
character and had been suppressed.
The credit on account of the occupa-
ton of Bosnia and Herzegovina was
then adopted.
JAMAICA.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Nov. 9.-Po-
| litical agitation has again broken out.
| There was procession yesterday and
the streets were densely thronged. A
public meeting was held in the city
| hall and resolutions passed expressing
disappointment that no reply was re-
ceived from the queen to the represen-
tations of the people of Jamaica, and
alarm that the new government had
been appointed without any assurance
from the queens minister that the
grievances of the people would be re-
| dressed and the wrongs removed 1t
was also resolved that there shall be
no taxation without representation, if
there was the colony would refuse to
pay taxes and would offer passive re-
sistance, and would leave the govern
ment to collect taxes at the point of
the bayonet.
LORD MAYORS DAY.
LONDON, Nov. 9,-The procession
on the lord mayors day passed off
without any disturbance. 1t was a
mile long. Cornhil was deliberately
decorated grand stand was erected,
upon which the lord mayor received
the address from the common council.
The procession, especially the trophies,
exhibiting commercial products of
Canada, Australia and India, together
with exhibits Of the international
fisheries, including Grace Darling's
boat, elected great enthusiasm. The
streets were packed with spectators.
Along the entire route the lord mayor
was received with mingled cheers and
Kisses.
Previous to administering the oath
of Office Chief Justice Coleridge de-
livered somewhat long speech, in
which he observed all previous civic
pageants had been connected with the
ancient hall of Rufus, at Westmin-
ster, which was now destroyed. Lord
Mayor Fowler was received to-day in
building which at present has no
history. Whatever changes might
occur in city affairs, the authorities
must submit to the genius of time, by
coming in accord with the spirit OF
| the age, for it was only by approving
itself to the high intelligence of a
great people that any institutions
could flourish.
/ THE DEAD.
| LONDON, Nov. 9.-Deaths by Moore
field colliery explosion 81.