Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-29
FOREIGN FIELDS.
The European War Cloud
Thickens Again.
GALE IN GREAT BRITAIN.
proposition to Raise the Cable
Tariff to Twenty-Five Cents
q Word.

Associated Press Dispa.c .ches to the HrRArn1
PEsTH, January 28.-In the lower
house of the Hungarian diet to-day.
Premier Tisza, replying to Herr Helfy
said that the Hungarian Govern
ment, without doubling the Cxar's
pacific declarations, consideredit il nee
essary tosee that measures were taken
to assure the safety of the frontier.
OPINION IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, January %. - Herr Van
Tisza's statements in the lower house
of the Hungarian diet to-day, have
confirmed the conviction that war ba-
tween Austria and Russia is inevita-
BILE. Each is simply living in watt
for the first chance to strike. Reports
received at the war Office from agents
on the Polish frontier intimate It the
renewal of activity in the Russian
troops. The Austrian war officials
suspect that the real object in view is
the invasion of Bulgaria. The sim
ews Of war have been obtained BY
the Russian treasury by q loan ar
ranged in Amsterdam, said to be for
e4,0O0,000 sterling. Herr Won Tisse
has concluded negotiations with the
Frankfort Rothschilds for a loan Of
25,000, 900 forms.
THE FRANco-MExIcAN TREATY.
PARIS, January %. In the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day, Flourens. Mini
ter of Foreign Affairs, in debate a
the treaty of commerce between
France and Mexico, said that it be-
hooved France to preserve her mar
kets in Mexico, which the United
States are trying to take from her.
At the conclusion of Flourens' speech
the Chamber adopted the treaty.
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
LONDON, January 28.-Father Nc
Fadden and Alexander Blame. menu
bers of Parliament, arrested for
alleged violations of the Crimes Act.
were removed from the Jail at London
derry this morning and taken TO
Dunfonaghy where they will be tried.
A crowd gathered outside the Jail last
evening and strayed all night cheer
ing continuously. A few stones were
thrown at the police as the prisoners
departed, by persons in the crowd.
Fears are entertained that the trouble
will be increased.
NO SERIOUS DISTURBANCES.
Upon the arrival of Father McFad-
den. and Mr.. Blame at Dumfanaehy
1000 peasants gathered on the hilf-
sides in military order. The cheering
OF the prisoners by the mob was
deafening.
AN UNSATISFACTORY VISIT.
BUCHAREST, January 2S.-The Min
lister OF War recently paid an unex-
ected visit to the arsenal and inspect
ed the military works which are being
constructed. He expressed dissatis-
faction with the progress of the work,
and declared that it must be carried
forward more rapidly. He said:
WHO knows from one hour to an
other what might happen ?"
DURHAM's DIVORCE.
LONDON, January 28.-Some time
ago Lord Durham made an unsuccess-
ful application to the courts for the
annulment of his marriage on the
ground that his wife was insane when
he married her. To-day summons
was granted Lord Durham against the
owner of paper, the Nail, for libel,
in stating that Lord Durham brutally
drove his wife mad. ~
CABLE CHARGES.
LONDON, January 28.-Sir John
Pindar, Chairman Of the Direct
United States Gable Company, has
invited the cable companies to q con-
ference for the purpose of fixing up q
tariff on the basis of one shilling per
word.
BANQUET AT BRUSSELS.
BRUssELs, January 28.-King Leo
pold tonight gave banquet in honor
OF Baron Henry DeWorms, Parlia-
mentary Secretary to the British
Board of Trade, who is. here on inn !
portant business pertaining to sugar.
STORM IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, January 2S.-A heavy gale
prevails throughout Great Britain
to-day.