Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-22
NEWS FROM ABROAD.
What is Going On on the Other Side o1
 the Water.

What is Going On on the Other Side ol
 the Water.
 TORONTO, Juno 22---A young won1un named May Haste has created sensation in Guelph by eloping with one of the most respected residents of that place, Mr. s. H. Diltz, father in-law of the Rev. J. H. Carson. Miss Haste came out from England year or so ago, having had rather questionable career there, and Diltz, who is protesting Christian and prominent in church work, took her into his home and family that she might have the chance of leading a better life. Tho two left for Detroit by the midnight train yesterday.
 LONDON, June 22.-A communication from Dr. Mackenzie, which appears in the LANCET, shows that all hope of further prologning Emperor Frederick's life was abandoned on the night of the 18th. Throughout his illness" |" the Doctor says, "the Emperor uttered no word of complaint and gave no sign of i'm. patience. The doctors and servants who at- tended him will always cherish the memory of his grateful acknowledgements of services that ordinary patients exact as their right" THE HAGUE, June 22.-Dr. Mckenzie has started for London. In an interview with d reporter of the DAGBLAD to-day, he said he had parted on friendly terms with all the German doctors excep1 one. He had been l fully aware, he s:id of the gangrenous nature of Emperor Frederick's malady since Febru- ary, but if he had admitted it a regency would l have been probable, which would have pleased l a section opposed to the accession of Fred erick.
 LONDON, June 22.-Billy Porter and Frank Buck, both wcll-known American burglars l with American aliases, have been arrested in l this city by Supt. John Shore and officers of ! his staff warrant for burglary committed l in Zurich The prisoners have been identi- l fled by Zurich officials. Tomorrow they will be taken to tho Bow Street Police Court for extr;,dition, for which there is sufficient evil 1 dence.
 l BERLIN, June 22.-Princc Bismarck said in 1 the Bundesr;lth yesterday that Emperor William II. would discharge the duties of his l exalted calling with the same fidelity that had
 been shown by his father. Subsequently the l Bundesruth agreed to the renewal of the Anti. Socialist law. It includes q provision em-
 towering the police for another year to expel l Socialists from Lelpsic.
 VIENNA June 22.-Tho remains of Beetho- | ven were exhumed to-day and were placed
 in q new coffin. They will be conveyed
 through the principal streets of this city to.
 morrow, and will be inferred in the Central Cemetery. The grave Is marked by a hand,
 some obelisk, on which is inscribed simply
 the name Beethoven
 LONDON June 22.-Advices from Massowah
 state that Rasadea, son of King John, of Ab
 byssinia, is dead. It is suspected that he wa.
 poisoned, and King John has summoned Ra solonia, the commander chief of his army
 to explain the young mans death.
 \ EL PAso, Tex, June 22-A malignant form of diphtheria has become epidemic in Pase
 del Norte, Mexico. and tho Mayor of El Pasc to-day proclaimed quarantine against all
 children under sixteen years of age coming
 from the Mexican town.
 BERLIN, Juno 22.-The BoRsEN-C CoURE1 , says that Emperor William has expressed tt the Grand Duke Vladimir his earnest desir,
 for continuance of the friendly relation,
 with Russia that existed during the reigns O l his grandsire and father.
 BERLIN. Juno 22.- Count Zedlitz-Trutz schlcr has finally refused the office of Minis ter of the Interior, and negotiations have bee,
 opened with Herr Miguel with view to hi acceptance.
 , BERLTa, June 22.-It is officially announced , that the new Kaiser, accompanied by his wife will visit this city for the first time since | :. accession on Saturday next.
 } BERLIN, June 22.-The REIcHsANx1EoER [.
 day contains a royal decrea summoning th
 Iaadtag to meet on June M.