Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-20
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The Earl of Zane has been elected
Grand Master of Orangemen throughout
the world.
Volcanic eruptions have occurred in
Japan, by which 400 persons were killed
and 1000 injured.
The United States man-of-war Enter
prise will participate in the grand recep-
ton of the Emperor of Germany at Peter
hoff.
The cable from Java to Port Darwin
has been repaired, restoring communica-
ton with Australia and New Zealand.
The relapse from which General Bou-
LANCER suffered Wednesday evening was
of temporary nature.
The French Chamber has postponed
until next session the Government meas
ure assuring deposit of rentes as guar
antee for the redemption of the Panama
lottery loan.
Queen Natalie arrived in Paris on
Wednes lay. After quiet sojourn for a
short time she will go to Florence. The
French press sympathizes with the
Queen. She is accompanied by the
Princess Mourouse.
The Nordhausen Gazette has been con-
fiscated and its editor will be prosecuted
for publishing in that journal replies to
French articles with reference to the
dowager Empress Victoria.
The Pope, in a conversation, stated
that he does not intend to leave Rome.
He expressed regret that his last note to
the Irish clergy in regard to the political
situation should have been misinter-
preted.
The Sultan of Turkey refuses permis-
sion to Ismail Pasha to go to Germany,
which country the latter requests to visit
on the plea of i'll health. Ismail finds
himself almost a prisoner and his old
friends have the greatest difficulty in
gaining access to him. q
| At Kilrush, Ireland, a family named
Cleary, consisting of four brothers and
sisters, defended their home against an
evicting party until battering ram was
brought into use and the building demol-
ished.
A leading journal of Paris states that
| the Government has information that
Emperor William will request the Cars
adhesion, while at st. Petersburg, to an
agreement to impose disarmament upon
France. Such request will find no re-
sponse in France French political Cir
cles ridicule the report.
1t is stated that King Milan is prepar-
ing an answer to Queen Natalie's state
ments for submittal to the powers, and
in it he will deny that he has any inten-
ton of re-marrying, and will say that his
main object in seeking divorce is to re-
move his son from the influence of Queen
Natalie.
The inquest in the case of Vaudeville
was continued at Mitchellstown Wednes-
day. Justice Moorhead deposed that
Vaudeville while suffering from sore
throat and diarrhea, was put on
punishment diet. He found Vaudeville
naked in his cell, having been deprived
of his clothing for twenty-four hours.
Sir Joseph McKenna, member from
South Monaghan, Liberal, has placed
upon paper in the British Commons,
notice that he will introduce a motion in
opposition to the proposed appointment
of Judicial Commission to inquire into
the Times charges against the Irish
members of Parliament. 1t is believed
he takes this action on his own response
bility, and without the advice of the Lii
eral leaders.
The fleet at Cronstadt to meet Emper-
or William OF Germany, consists of forty
war ships, and among them are the iron
clads, Minin, carrying the flag of Admir-
carrying the flag of Admiral Tchikat-
miral Svetluna and Admiral Lazareff.
A number of corvettes and gunboats
complete the fleet.
A dispatch to the London Times saws
parties OF Fakruri pilgrims, journeying to
Mecca, arrived at Suakin on Tuesday.
They declared that while passing through
Darfour, they heard that large force of
foreigners and others, not natives of the
Soudan, headed by an English pasha,
were in the marshes of Bohvel Gazelle.
The Darfour tribes were friendly, and
were arranging with the strangers an at
tack on the Mahdi.
At demonstration in the City of Mex
leo in honor of President Juarez, pro-
cession marched through the principal
streets to the tomb OF Juarez, where ora
tions were delivered, after which repre-
sentatives of different newspapers de-
posted wreaths on the tomb. One of the
speakers, young Indian named Xochuia,
attacked the Conservative party, the
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Diaz and Ministers Rubio and Marizcal
placed wreaths on the tomb, and ex-
President Gonzales sent flowers.
At 4:30 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
the German Imperial yacht Hohenzol-
lern, with Emperor William on board,
entered the sroads at Cronstadt amid
volleys OF salutes from the war ships and
forts. The Hohenzollern was received
by the Russian Imperial yacht Djerava
on board Of which was the Czar.
Grand Master Bane,s Mo vements.
Grand Master Bane addressed the
A. o. U. w. of Pasadena on Wednes-
day. Last night he visited Anaheim,
where he was received by the combined
membership of the Santa Ana, Anaheim
and Orange lodges. Tonight he will be
in San Bernardino, and Saturday night 1
he will visit the San Diego lodges. Mon |
day night he will institute a new lodge |