The Arizona sentinel., 1886-09-04
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
Big, mouse-colored Danish dogs are favored as pets in Paris now.

Big, mouse-colored Danish dogs art favored as pets in Paris now.
 Agents of the expelled French
 princes openly avow that 8 movement is on foot fort the restoration of the throne.
 ] The late mad King of Bavaria made : his valet wear a black mask for a year as punishment for some imaginary offense.
 King Ludwig, of Bavaria, used to drink white wine and champagne favored with fresh violets. He often spent fifty dollars day for the flowers. There is a prodigy in the way of 8 little girl pianist, in London, who is but ten years of age, and played in concert Mendelssohn's "Capricio," with great success.
 It has been discovered that the rivers of Sankauron and Kassai are fully navi- gable, so that the eastern region of the Congo State can be reached without a long detour to the North.
 In a new French method of diagno- sis the condition of the eye is accurately estimated by means of variations in sounds sent through sensitive form of telephone placed against the eyeball.
 After long interval of suicides of the kind, a woman 8 fortnight ago se- lected the platform of Notre Dame, at Paris, to throw herself from. The dreaIfully mutilated body could not be recognized. It was that of a person of thirty. well dressed.
 The second best place in British of fcialism is that of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, who receives S100, 900, while the Chief Secretary for Ireland has a salary of S22,000.
 Lake Kopais, near Thebes, in Greece, which is responsible for much of the malarial fever in that region, is to be drained by means of canal, which, after five years work, was re- gently completed. The lake covers an area of two hundred square miles, and it is hoped that it will be drained with in the next few months. The rivers feeding it, which rise in the Parnassus, are henceforth to be utilized for pur- poses of irrigation.
 A new gold mine has been discov- cred in Sllesia. About two hundred years ago gold was mined near Freien- waldau. at the foot of Goldkoppe; the old shafts are still visible. Of late MT. Saltery, who had lived in California and been interested m gold digging, dis covered quantities of auriferouS quartz, sufficiently large to cause him to put up a steam crushing machine, which is giv- ing satisfactory results.
 -Apropos of the expulsion of the French princes lover of statistics has drawn up list of the monarchs who came to an untimeiy or ignominious end. According to this authority the world has had ,, $50 kings or emperors, who have reigned over "A people. Of these 300 were overthrown, 64 were forced to abdicate, 2S committed sui eide, g became mad or imbecile, 100 were killed in battle, 123 were captured by the enemy, D were tortured to death, 151 were assassinated and 10S were executed. Uneasy lies the head, indeed.
 The special commission appointed by the Czar to revise the laws affecting the privileges of the Russian imperial family, has completed its labors by re- ducing the imperial income. save that of Czar, one-third. The heir apparent will hereafter come of age at sixteen, but other members of the imperial fam fly at twenty-one. The heir to the throne and his oldest son must marry princesses of the orthodox faith, but the other sons are not so bound. Many grand dukes and grand duchesses and other titular members of the imperial family have also had their titles re- duced.