Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-25

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VOL. XIV.
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
In Anti-Russian Sentimental
Increasing.
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
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Foreign Labor Troubes-Fire-
Damp Exposion-0ur new
III Treaty With England
IM Especial 70 the Hsraidbv ne Associated Prsss |
&N# BorIA September 24.-It stated
WA that the Russian utimaum, Of which
Gen. Kaubars is the bearer demands
's s %Tsa's's sss '''i'ss Ss Ssa tic s'si' q al
ss'ss' psasSsa e As .as ss o1
bers of the National Assembly. There
are however, no signs Of anohing on
trary the ant. Russian feeling increases
HnITaria.
LoSDos September 24.-The Bulgar-
ian Government has been informed that
the hostile demonstrations at the Russian
agency in Sofia against General Koul
bars will furnish excuse for Russian
Interference.
rho spanish Itevolnsion.
PANS. September "a Senior Gorilla
leader of the Spanish revolutionists, in
interview published in the Figaro
says Last Sundays uprising in Spain
premature" and declares that mi
the revolt which will take place at The
proper time many Of the generals ia
the Spanish army will support the revo
zoRILLAs EXPULSION DEMANDED.
PARIS, September 24.spaiu has do
manded Of France the expulsion Of Ruiz
Fssnas Fi Cabinet 5G% FsSS sS, dssasssS S the ds
al maud, and separated without being able |
so e agree Gn s1xss sss"sa a to subm %ass the
matter to President Grevy.
Rs>eisr Labor rronsie..
LONDON, September 2i-Lord Rose
berry. speaking at Lindithgow tonight
aaid he thought greater calamity |
could befaI the country than the con |
tinusl running Of provincial life by the /
sss sd ss wsss * spssy Lsnds9 %sas 81 osG H.
pls in the metropolis should become r un- |
Is: 8 q; III 4. s,ss;sn ssss fad
N Sir Michaoi Hicks Beach has written
to- Belfast lawyer that the government
viii support the Royal 4 Commissios sn % II, i9 |
Witnesses from apprehension concerning
the sonssqusncsi,M 4 they give evidence
III Dsasiy firs-pamp.
MMl BERLrS, September PA dispatch /
from Essen announces explosion
Of s-damp occurred in a coal pit near |
killed and sixteen injured. |
eight OF the latter being in precarous /
asssprscisy Trads RELATIONS. l.
New YoRK, September 24-The +
Worids Ottawa dispatch says: 'The /
difficulties which have been long 1
- pending between the United States and /
Canada In reference to the reciprocity !
trade relations, and Iattery those which
have risen out Of the fishery dispute, are
in fair way to be settled to the |,
satisfaction Of both countries. A treaty
which is to bring about this state Of
affairs has been drawn up between the
United States and the Imperial Govern
ment and will be submitted to the Cana |,
dian government for approval before
FousDArros IN FACT
,s.y With Canada s'ais%sss Rsss comes s in fns s
Ottawa Dispatch has foundation in
fact 80 far as tho alleged facts are
dent Cleveland and Secretary Bayard
any treaty With Great Hsasa' Britain on The he
part Of the United States been en-
V" laid SP bSs sas The ssnss s it. sa ss
session. and which left unacted
DENIAL or THE REPORT.
HE OrrAwA, September 24-Inquiries in !
official circles fail to elicit any informa-
ton relative to the that the I
HvF Canadian government is considering )
HIN and the United States. Foster Minister :
{Iy truth Of the report. claiming that he has ;
ttE not not received any intelligence regarding
&fE INDIGNANT FISHERMEN v
&Ak Ngw York, September 24--A Gou- p
special to the Post says "rhe v
terms Of the reported reciprocity e.
treaty caused the utmost indignation n
among the fshng industry OF Gloucester O.
aud Democrats and Republicans alike
unite in condemning them. In conver-
saion with reporter OF the largest
dealers said: The treaty mean 7
nothing but reciprocity in fish, II such 7,
treaty should be ratified the fishing !,
industry Of the country would be ruined =
aud transferred to Canada. This il Just
what Gleucester fishermen been W
fighting against. Reciprocity in fish 4;
gradual decadence Of the fishing :
busnes in the United a
All fishermen here that they do !,
not want to fish inside he three mile
limit but they do want the trading :.
privileges 1--WE might Just al well an =
Canada and be done with it," they u
say "if have free fsh.n II;
Tragedy q Raflroad Train. !,
LONDON, September PA sensation :;
has been produced by the announcement
of the discovery Of mysterious tragedy p
ia in train compartment The discovery =
- made last night but not made N
public until to-day when the o'clock is
Ia train from the city the underground D
railway arrived at Queensford station u
Ihst evening q newsboy noticed blood Al
frOma rtnenfo of n 6rat-I