The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-09-06
FOREIGN FACTS
EpitOme of Events Across the M,ter.
TIE AMERICAN SYSTEM.


LONDON, September IA circular
has been sent to the British seaports
by the executive committee of the in
ternatlonal fisheries exhibition. recom-
the American method of
mackerel and herring, to be
shown to the coast population.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES AT VIENNA
VIENNA, September Emperor
Francis Joseph yesterday received all
the Orleans princes here. Three
thousand Frenchman arrived at GoritZ
to attend the funeral of the Count de
Chambord. 1t is expected that 1000
more will be present on the day of the
funeral.
Countess de Chamhord received the
Orleans princes with regal ceremo-
mics.
CHAMBoEDS REMAINS CONSECD ATED.
FROHSDoRF, September Mama
ger Vanutel', papll nlmrio, Vienna,
consecrated the remains uf Chau;bord
to-day III the presence Of Il delegate
from EmpnTer FrauclS ,InSt-;'!l> and
number of LegitimistS and oih..rs. A
certificate Of his death was deposited
in the coffin.
SSA@A-AN ' IL villa > VT a-l.l-Nfs-
LONDON, September 10 ncn Vic
toria sent IL magnificent 10. uqntt of
lilies and white roses to FroSiilu.f to
be placed on Chanbord's c1iliJ.
RUSSIA MoUENs.
ST. PETERSBURG, September L.
The russian court goes into mourning
FIVE days for Chambord.
CnEEEE ANN cIrcAp
BATAVIA, September 1.-The coffee
and sugar ere ps have suffered severe
iy from the violence of the eruptions
and tidal waves.
THOSE TERRIBLE IRISHMEN.
GLASGOW, September 1.-The police
decline to reveal the source of infor-
nation which led to the arrest yester-
day of six Irishmen charged with
having been connected with attempts
to destroy the property here last
January. The men were all APP
pretended at the same time
in different parts of the city.
The house in which they lived was
searched by officers. The prisoners
were charged with blowing up the
largest gasometer in the city, destroy
ing the railway shed, and attempting
to destroy, with dynamite, the acque-
duct in the Forth and Clyde canal.
Another Irishman named DoInelly
was arrested in London on the same
charge.
CHOLERA DEATHS.
ALEXANDRIA, September L.
Twelve deaths from cholera here yes
terday. The death rate among the
British troops in Egypt has fallen to
q per cent.
COUNSEL FOR O'DONNEL.
LONDON, September AT meet
ing of Irishmen in London last night
many subscribed to pay eminent solicit
tors to defend O'Donnell, the slayer of
Carey.
CETEWAYO WANTS PROTECTION.
DURBAN, September 1.-Zululand
is in anarchy and Cetewayo asks for
for British protection.
CLOSED.
BERLIN, September 1.-Baron Man
teuffel, German commander at Alsace
Lorraine has closed the French literary
club at Metz.
DEAD.
PARIS, September 1.-The death of
the queen of Madagascar is confirmed.
RIOTS AGAINST THE JEWS.
NICE, September 1.-The military
suppressed the rioting against the
Jews in Scala. Many arrests have
been made. There has been a re-
newal of the r1oting in the Sagorien
district by bands of peasants with
communistic sentiments.
CHOLERA IN ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, September 1.-The
official report shows 27,3l8 deaths
from cholera in Egypt since the out
break of the epidemic. There has
been 140 deaths among the British
troops.
A FRENCH OPINION.
PARIS, September 1.-The Temps
attributes the authorship of the North
German GaZette'S recent article
against France to a clumsy subordi-
nate and says it was not inspired from
high quarter.