The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10
FOREIGN.

Ship yards at Barrow-in-F urness,
England, burned, causing loss Of $1,000.
00O. and depriving 1000 men Of employment.
The French authorities have prohib-
tied anti-G German demonstrations BY Spanish
residents In France.
Mr.. Gladstone, commenting on Mr..
Parnelrs statement that Scotland lost her
nationality by her union with England, re-
marked that the Irish leader never said .
sillier thing.
Collisions between the Germans and
Czechs in bohemia are Of frequent occur
renee. In a recent outbreak at the Pilsen
military camp many persons were injured.
It is said that the policy Of Prince
Won Hohcnlohc. tho new Governor Of Alsace.
Lorraine, will be to rule with greater %
verify than ever the Frenchmen IN that
province, and that in this policy he IL sup
ported by the Emperor william and PRINCE
Bismarck.
The death is reported from France d
u. GODDARD. the famous aeronaut.
Capt. Howgate, the defaulting OK
signal officer, is reported to be living in IN
gland.
The citadel Of Pintinh, in Anam, has
been captured by the French after three
days 1ghting.
The English Radicals will vigorously
oppose the Duke of Ed,nbursh's appoint
ment to the command of the whole navy.
Thirty members Of . Highland regi-
mcnt who attacked dozen artilerymon IN
q village near Plymouth, Eng, were worsted,
after which the latter carried tho village BY
storm. Fifteen Of the rioters were captured.
lpt2nse excitement prevailed through
cut Spain over the iagding Of German sailors
on Zap. gath uitimo. In Madrid : mob aE
tackled tho German Embassy, tearing down
the coat Of arms and burning It amidst jeess
Or derision. The mob visited and cheercd
tho French Embassy, after which it was
dispersed by the i. i,itary. many of the riot
trs being greeted King Alfonso and his
Ministers have Esea ~ rpnIefesGe re-
garding the Situation, which IL conceded 70
be critical in the extreme. The commanders
OF the Spanish war-ships stationed at Zap
nave Oecn 0lSnllSSeu Iuc cerNlC0 ZOE
their failure to anticipate the Germans
in securing possession of the island. A Ger.
man squadron has iaile ! fos the Careliu6s,
and q collision with the spanish men-of-wat
IN those waters Is anprehendcd. At a meeting
% liberal leaders IN Madrid 1t was resolved
that the German seizure Of Ysp ought TO b.
considered tantamoInt TO A declaration Of
war. The Spanish GOVERNMENT has pcFemp.
torily declined to submit its claim t. the
Carolina Islands to arbitration. Tho Span
ieh Government has requested Germany to
eSacuate tao CAROLINE Islands. Spain IN the
meantime will refrain fsora material OF
cupation or the islands, and thus afford .
basis for further parleying.
Cholera has made its appearance at
Novara, Parma, Genoa, and other Italian
cities. In Spain the daily average number
OF new cases and Of deaths from the disease,
though still very large, IL steadily diminish
Ing The epidemic continues ut Toulou,
Where tho situation is very serious. -" J.
i is alleged that the commission
which made the indemnity awards which
WsFo paid out Of the Egyptiap loan Was 3
farce and fraud Of the worst kind, clajme
being allowed for which only very shallow
pretexts existed. and far in excess Of the
amount which should have been granted.