Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
FOR EIGN NEWS.
FhG Fury Of The EARTHQUAKES Still UN-
abated,
Prince Harry Will Live With His
Mother in-law.
Americans Imprisoned in Mexico
Without Charges.
The Town Of Meaford, Canada,
Inundated by Water,
A $250,000 Internal Revenue
Defaloation in Cyprus.
THE Temporal Power League"-Tbe
d. Lower Canada Carnival-News
From General Gordon,
FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID, December 31.-Further earthquake
shocks were experienced yesterday at Veliz,
| Malaga, q city of $4,000, q few miles from
Malaga, there were shocks of mighty violence.
Many houses were utterly destroyed, the peo-
pie fiei terror.stricken, and abandoned the
city. They are now encsmped out. ide of the
city, and the telegraph station has been re
moved to q safe place. A thousand homts at
Alp,ms are in ruins. The work of searching
the debris for the dead bodies of the victims
of the disaster is vigorously prosecuted Yes
terday during the day 1872 bodies were Iecov-
cred. The shocks were felt Yesterday else
where throughout the province of Malaga and
through Granada. They occurred between
z and 10 in the.morning. There was further
loss of life and property at Perians, Rio Cor
do, Vinnita and Defonoteja. The estimated
number Of persons killed since Christmas is
1900. The town of Alubuqueros was com
pletely destroyed. Many people persisted,
among whom were several local officials. Sub
9 riptions for relief have been started at Mad
rid, Malaga and Granada. The king sub
scribed $4,000.
MADRID, December 31.-Shocks yesterday
in Granada and Malaga We're very disastrous
and attended with great mortality.
MADRID, December 31.-The panic caused
by the earthquakes isiucreasing at Archibona,
Granada, Tarrox and Velez, Malaga. The
inhabitants are still encamped in the fields.
The Museum university, hospital, prison and
government offices at Granada are more or les,
severely DAMAGED.
BIsMARcK's COLONIAL POLICY.
PARIS, December 81. The Temps e~ulogizes
the colonial policy of Bisnarck's and says: ut
will provide outlet for the over population of
Germany and for German trade and enter
prise"
PRINCE HARRY WILL LIVE WITH HIS MOTHER.
IN-LAw.
LONDON, December 3l.-The queen has sent
a dispatch to the residents of Balmoral stating
that the Princess Beatrice will still reside with
her after her marriage to Prince Hen y o.
B~attenberg.
HEAVY DEFALCAroN IN CYPRUS.
LONDON, December 81. -Advices from Lar
MICA, Cyprus, says defalc ,tions amounting t.
$3.50, 600 have been dis owe ed in the revenue
department. Many officials have fled to Asia
Minor. Some of the account books were de-
i stroyed.
! AFFAIRS ON THE AFRICAN COAST.
x LONDON, December 81. 1.-The German ex
petition to explore ths African interior re
8 TUNED to Ambaig Guinea, on the west coss
+ of Africa. The natives refuse to allow tn
e expedition to proceed. Traders in the Frencl
CO ony of Gab1on, Africa, complain that un
It less the heavy impor: duties are reduced the,
IS will be obliged to close their establishment
1t is stated that the French houses are suffer
9 ing equally with the English house,, althoug
the tariff on English goods is GO per cen
higher than on French goods. CAMERON ha
been in an unsettled state since the annexa
ton by Germany. The traders are anxiousl
~ awaiting n better government. The native
and Bell townside are revolving in consequence
of thu a~s.istant 10 the English house ARE ,tin
m q native for debt. Durini he conflict the nj
tives made the assistant q prisoner.
1T ENGLISH CoLoN1sTs IN NEW GUINE
it INDIGNANT.
MELBOURNE, December 31.-James Servic'
prime minister of the colony, has sent tn
governor of Victoria a note recounting the as
s~urances of the imperial government that I'll
tsettlenlent by any foreign power of Ne
ID Guinea was improbable, and would be n
garded as an unfriendly act. In consequent
" of these assurances, ths premier says the col
g. onists contided in the government to protet
ia their interests without the knowledge of Il
of government.
ia The ~colonists are indignant while forbidde
to act for themselves that the governmeI
should allow Germany to step ill.," The pr
mier and the governor have sent a telegram
Earl Derby, the imperial colonial secretar,
a urging him to telegraph authority to Austral
to take the necessary steps to secure the j
40 lands remaining available and C nveying q vi
OrOuS prOGeSG on DenhlI OF NlCIOTli hBblu
the inaction of the Imperial governme 3D.
W CONCERNING THE NEW HEBRIDEs STANDS.
r. PARIS, December 31.-Lord Lyons, Britt
ne ambassador to Paris, has asked Prime Mini
Us ter Ferry whether the report that New Cel
donia is urging the annexation of the Ne
Hebrides for use as a penal settlement for Il
worst class of ~conyicts has the approval
st France, England insists upon the malntel
in ance of the agreement establishing the Ind
pendence of the New Hebrides Islands. II
re Paris papers approve of the %annexati'
is The Gaulois says if Ferry acts with promp
ness and frmness, England will submit. Il
r Figaro says that four Of the largest freig
lis steamers at Havre leave with the Fifth briga
for Tonquiu January 10. This brigade ca
not reach Haupong earlier than March. 1t
intended to occupy Paold while Admin
ara Courbet attacks Canton.
an THE TEMPORAL POWER LEAGUE.
A. LONDON, December 3l.-The journal,
he Rome, announces the formation of the 'fel
poral Power league" to establish COMMITTEE
throughout the world, with the object of q
vocatng in the press and from the pulpit
platform for the restoration of the temper
SIX power and domains of the pope. The tall
er. cardinals of this sacred college have been