The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-05
FOREIeN NEWs.
a coNeERvATIvF opIHIoN

GOE8EANAI1VE OPINION.
LozDoN, Nov. 3.-The Standard this
morning gives warning note on the
fictitious revival OF trade In America,
which It says Is meant to excite faith In
the efficacy Of the new railroad pool. It
the country though existent have
hardly begun TO operate yet
WAR INFORMATION.
Snow is beginning TO impede the
Balkan passes.
THE ABDUCTION CASE
Stead, editor OF the Pail HALL Gazette,
continued his testimony on the opening
of the central criminal court to-day. He
declined giving the names of persons
alleged to be guilty of the infamY
charged in the Gezette's statement on
the ground that he had promised his in
spect. He stated that he had gained his
| information by drinking champagne and
spending money in q brothel. Stead
then offered to call LILLY" - q witness,
but Justice Lopez declined the offer.
His Honor likewise declined the evil
dence Of the archbishop Of Canterbury.
/ Howard Vincent, q well known news
paper correspondent, who reorganized
| the detective system of the metropolitan
| police, with the designation of director
of criminal investigations, and Lord
Daihousie, testified as 70 the magnitude
of the infamous traffic In young girls for
immoral purposes on the continent.
Stead admitted he might have been
muddled somewhat Is TO statements OF
Mrs. jarrett. The attorney general
tWifted Stead over his alleged simple
ity and said Eliza had been taken dis
i rs In q al nd nh f1xy I
man who was her only companion
Stead SAID he had trusted the details e
BramwelI Booth. The defense CLOSED
their side of the cash this afternoon
Justice Lopez directed the jury to re
turn verdict of ''not guilty" as TO ont
of the defendants. Elizabeth o. Coomb
of the salvation army, who had testifieC
that she acted entirely under the direc
tons of Cromwell Booth.
GO FROM HOME TO HEAR NEWS.
BERLIN, Nov. 3-The Tag Blatt, re
ferring to the probability of Americ
annexing the Sandwich Islands, warn
German traders TO lose no time In Pre-
tecting themselves against America
competition In japan, Corea and China
SHADES OF TALLYRAND!
RALLGooN, Nov. 3.-Advices froT
Msndalay, the capital of Burmah, state
the Queen OF Burmah. who exercise
I | great influence over her husband.
} encIente, and her majesty declares thu
t fighting and smell OF gunpowder will B
injurious to her health. She advise
King ThebOW to temporarily submit I
the demands of the British governmeI
and fight after her confinement, IS it
{ very important there shall be an heir I
the Burmah throne, England has no
{ no suitable candidate for succession
both of the present claimants being III
acceptable owing TO their prot1igate ha
Its it is believed the government of Blu
s NAH will answer ultimatum of the 1
O dian government In an evasIve manne
IN order to secure time for the accouc
: ment of her majesty.
u CRISIS IMMINENT.
Il ATHENS, Nov. IA crisis in q
Greek ministry is imminent. Depui
Is tons are urging ex-Premier II
coupis to take the Office.
Il sHAHl
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Shah of Pers
has refused to allow an escort OF the En-
lish frontier commission TO traverse II
sian territory.
CHOLERA.
MADRID, Nov. 2.-The ravages
cholera in Balbas are terrible. The q
n thorities try to suppress the reports
progress of the plague.
STILL PREPARING FOR WAR.
N CoNsTANTINoPLR, Nov. 4.-The "
Office still continues active war prep
rations indicating that the Porte Is L
fully satisfied that the powers "
peacefully settle the RoumelIan gu
: ton at the conference which is about
assemble here