Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-25
NEWS FRoM ABRoAD.
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 LONDON, June 25.-The intelligence froe Suakim recently that a white pasha had mad his appearance in the Bahr Fl Ghazee prov. inces with a large force of men has given rist to endless speculation in England.
 It is suggested by some who have neve been convinced of the death of General Cor don that that officer has escaped from Khar toom, and that the white pasha who is caus ing tho Mohadi so much anxiety is he.
 Others incline to the belief that Edmunl OrDonovan, the famous war correspondent oi the London DAILY NEWS, who is generally supposed to have perished with the in-fated expedition of General Hicks, or that possibly some member of Pasha Hicks force who has been kept in confinement by the natives, and who are now escaped, is the new found pasha.
 Still another, and perhaps more plausible explanation of tho existence of this white man, is that Stanley has joined Emin Bey and that together tho explorers arc forcing thei, way westward.
 Further news of this mystical personagei is awaited with the greatest interest.
 Letters received from Herbert Ward who has been with Major Bartelott and who is now on his way home, state that there has been fearful suffering among all of Major Bartsl. l4ll loICt, 0ilu Ut Out tlIue luey W6r6 u66I deaths door on account of the scarcity of pro- visions. Sixty-nine men, Ward says, actually did starve.
 BERLIN, June 25.-The Emperor and Em- press made a formal entry into Berlin to- night. They went from Potsdam to Chariot tenburg by steamer, and from there they drove in state to the Berlin Palace. They were es- corted by a squadron of cavalry. Unter den Linden was crowded with people awaiting the coming of the royal party, and the new sovreigns of Germany received a hearty and loyal reception. The Prince of Wales and Dr. Howell left Berlin last night.
 PARIS, June 25.-A banuuet was given fn this city Saturday, in honor of the monarchi- cal journalists. One hundred and twenty. Ave covers were laid. M. St. Croix read c telegram from the Count of Paris, in which the latter encouraged his adherents. After. wards M. St. Croix delivered an oration in the interests of the Monarchical party. At Legitimist banquet on Saturday c yelled toast to Gen. Boulanger as one "wiho will relieve of parliamentarism" was loudly applauded.
 LONDON, June 25.-The patents of an Am. erican invention known as the Cyclone pull veriZer were purchased here Saturday fol France, Italy and Belgium for s4O, 900. The vendors were Erastus Wiman, of New York, anu tSSocltiue, ana the purcnaSer was 6uStave Drolet, representing French syndicate. MONTREAL, June 25.-Fire Saturday morn | ing in the operating room of the Canadian Pacific Telegraph Company's offices ruined the instruments, switchboard and connec- lions. Business is suspended at this end oa | the line for several days. Total loss S2,o00. LONDON, June 25.-All the members of the royal family in London attended a memorial service in German for the late Emperor Fred. erick in the Chapel Royal to-day. Prince and l Princess Henry of Battenberg represented thu Queen.
 l VIENNA, June 24.-The Austrian delegation,
 have adopted, without debate, tho foreigr
 budget, thereby Implying vote of confi l dence in Count Kainoky.
 1 LONDON, June 25.-The North German l Lloyd steamer Werra, Capt. Bussius, which sailed from Bremen June g for New York, is stranded at Dungeness.
 ROME, June 25.-The municiple elections ir Genoa and Venice resulted yesterday in a vic | tory for the Liberals over the Clerioals.