Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-06
FOREIGN.

The Prime Minister of Italy is critically
i'll.
A terrible cyclone visited Madras in In
There were fourteen deaths from cholera
at Paris Tuesday.
An Ant-Protectionist League has been
formed in Paris.
There are now only isoIsted deaths from
cholera at Paris.
The E2glish expedition people In Egypt
want more money.
Friendly relations are resumed between
France and Morocco.
Thousands Of Chinese troops ara actively
drilling at Foo Chow.
The cool weather is having a favorable
effect on cholera at Paris.
The EatOnalists made gains in the Dub
lin and Cork municipal elections.
Heavy rains have seriously damaged the
rice crop in some portions Of China.
Thirteen Germans engaged as officers in
the Chinese army arrived at Tien Isin.
Debate has begun in the French Cham
Der Of Deputies on the TOnquin credits.
Bismarck and Henry NJ. Stanley have
had a long talk about the Congo country.
The French troops were made TO retreat
nom the enemy on account of small pCX.
King Humbert and the royal family re-
ceived great ovation on their return to
Rome.
Five heavy shocks Of earthquake were
felt in one day recently, at Graetz, the CAPT
tai Of Syria.
The Chinese appear to be doing all they
can 10 discourage Overtures of peace with
France.
The Committee of the Congo Conference
favOrs unrestricted navigation of the water
way Of the Congo river.
steeglitz, the Russian millionaire, de-
ceased, beqUeathed a million rubles to
Dame Mentor, the pianist.
United Ireland says that the NationaIists
want Earl Spencer, LOrd-Lieutenant of Ire !
land, impeached for conspiracy.
The British House Of Commons passed q |
bill appropriating for money to defray the /
expenses Of the Nile expedition.
Latest advices from the seat of war in /
China report another defeat for the Celes- /
tials administered by the French forces.
The Canadian Government has decided /
not to take part in the New Orleans EXPOSE I
ton. for lack Of time to prepare exhibits.
A number of leading ladies Of Quebec |
signed a petition begging for the cOmmuta- /
ton Of the death sentence Of Mrs. BOutel. I
The Carnival Committee resolved to in
vite President-elecs Cleveland az the COM /
mittee's guest during the Montreal car
nlval.
Radical newspapers Of Paris sccUse the /
government OF having aDgered the crowd /
Sunday by q needless display Of police and /
military.
An iron safe In the late Duke Of Bruins 4
Wick's villa at HeTz-ug was discovered 10 +
contain coin and paper money to the value \
Of $4,000.
The British Houss Of Commons has re-
iected the compensation bill, which sought
70 extend the provisions Of the land act TO
the smaller towns.
Frederick Allen, the Young Irish Society
President, who is under arrest on s charge
of treason and felony by the British Gov
eminent, was released on bail
Admiral Porter recommends that the un-
finished monitors be completed as rams,
and that four heavy monitors Of great
speed, twenty torpedo boats and one Cruis-
ing ir0n-clad be built.
Thirty rioters were arrested Sunday for
singing the Marseillaise and ''Carnile,
after having mass meeting SO Sale L-lrs,
and were sen fenced from one week to four
months imprisonment
A liberal member Of the British House
Of Commons declared that he would cali
attention 70 the ruling Of the Judge 10 the
Adams COleridge case, whereby the Iqne-
lions Of iurymeH were made "a mock g
deiusion and 8 snare
Miss .FOrtesqua. Of London has began