The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13
THE NEWS SUMMARY.
Condensed Iciegraphie Reports of the Current Events of the Week at
 Home and Abroad.
FOREIGN.

ENeLAND.-Sa Saturdays Telegraph published two sketch portraits from descriptions of the man last seen in company of the woman named Stride, one of the victims of the Whitechapel murder fend. The result has been the unceTemonious arrest of every man bearing any resemblance to the plet. ures. and a great deal of discomfort has been cansed by this new phase of police activity. Many of the arrests are made by seIf-eonstituted drtec.ives or ambitious vigilance committeeman The victims are generally discharged from custody as soon as brought be- fore magistrate. but some are un- lucky enough not to be able to satisfy the officials of their rectitude and arc subjected to more or less annoying de- tention. One of the men arrested caf- ried bag in which was found a rayor. This suspect Is still held, and will haue to give very good account of himself and his razor Another perplexity attending the Whitechapel muddle is due to the fact that the regu- lar police do not know by sight the various amateur detectives, and the latter are occasionally ..held upi and put to the embarrassment of explain ing their presence and mysterious movements in the much-watched dis trict.
 GERMANY.-Prof Geffcken excised what he considered necessary Of tho late E3pcror's d.a-y before giving it ont for publication and Editor Roden- burg excised much more. Herr Ro- 1enburg stopped all work immediately on hearing of the trouble over the pub lication and sent teieyram placing him elf at the d spcsal of the govern rent. But the publishers had alre ady revealed Gefckens name, much to Herr R0aeabGTg's s,Tpr Sc. Dr pohmert. under the title of ''Emper- CT Fred rick as q Friend of the Peo- pe.' has published sixty-page pam ph.et containing contributions from the hief promoters of philanthropy in the kingaom who met Emperor Fred erick in that connection. The contri- butors include Non Bunzen, Curt ms, Eberty, Greist and Schrader. The pamphlet gives trustworthy informa- ton regarding the sentiment, aims and acts of Frederick. Prof. Curtins says that the trait of magnanimity was characteristic of the late Emperor from childhood. Bunzen writes: With nothing was the soul of Frederick more deeply penetrated from his earlies years than with desire for the welfar 1f all classes of the people"
 BELGIUN.--M. Chauviere, the Social ist member who arrived in Belgium sunday to confer with Socialist leaders nron the reorganization of the Inter national, was arrested at Jumetz and expelled from the country, despite wig 1rous protests on the part of the Socialistic workmen.
 MISCELLANEOUS Victor Bonaparte has arrived at Monza to visit King IIumbert. has fallen at Paltalier, France. The weather is severe in East Franca.- A committee is about to he formed in Vienna in connection with the Emin relief committee ill Berlin.--The Nile has fallen thirty inches in week. Water is now lower than ever known i'll that country, even by tradltion.-- In Austrian court circles nothing is known regarding the report that Elm peror William will visit Vienna again on his return from Italy.-It is thought at Vienna that Von Taafe's fate was due to the Emperor Williams pique at the failure of the court to get up aruuSing ovation. - Emperor William has ordered that his state carriages horses and servants be sent to Rome for the purpose of driving him to the Vatican in state.--The gov ernment has authorized the Imperial Bank to make fresh issue of l5,G0J,- Go0 roubles ill temporary credit notes, guaranteed by gold belonging to the bank--The Prince of Wales was presene at Bucharest court perform ance of Shakespearian charaie in fourteen tableaux devised by the
 Jueen of Roumania, who took the leading role. The royal party after dinner heard the English comedy, "A Happy Pair" rendered by the daugh- ter of the American minister and MT. Kennedy. The acting was highly com mended.