Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-30
Condensed IabiegTanls.
Henry George will remain in England
until December. -

Condensed tablegTams.
Henry George will remain in England
until December. -
The Italian Senate, by small major
ity, rejected the bill for the extension of
political suffrage to women. "a
Eleven persons were killed and 175 in
jured by the explosion of boiler in Cen
tral Russia, Wednesday.
1t is reported that another great loan
has been decided upon by the Govern
ment of Russia.
The Berlin Post, in discussion of the
situation in Austria, expresses fear that
the influence of Germany is seriously
threatened and that the alliance is i'm
periled.
The Vatican has received hundreds of
kilograms inquiring whether the Pope
intends to quit Rome. Cardinal Ram
polli has replied to the Nuncios abroad
that nothing has been decided upon.
In accordance with the request of
Austria and Spain, Cardinal Rampolli
has instructed the Nuncios at Vienna
and Madrid to endeavor to prevent the
projected Catholic meetings to demand
the restoration of the Pope's temporal
rights.
An inquiry has been addressed to the
German Government through Baron
Won Schloeser as to whether Emperor
Williams silence with reference to his
visit to the Pope is to be interpreted as
an evidence Of coolness between Ger
many and the Vatican.
The steamer City OF New York, arrived
at Queenstown from New York, met the
American whaler w. Martin Thursday.
The whaler's crew were starving. A
supply OF provisions was given them.
The London Telesraph's correspondent
at st. Petersburg says the Minister OF
Finance hopes to induce America to in
vest her surplus revenue in Russion
loans, hence the ukase, referring to y new
loan, expressly fixed the rate of exchange
at which the interest on the present loan
will be paid in American dollars.
The Budget Committee of the French
Chamber of Deputies, before approving
the extra budget of 1,OOO, 900, 900 francs
for proposed defensive works, has de-
cided to interrogate M. DeFreycinet,
Minister Of War, on the necessity for the
works, and Peytral, Minister of Finance,
on the extent of the resources already
available.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
the London Ne,rs says it is asserted in
Pan-Slavist quarters that positive proofs
have been obtained that King Milan has
formally joined the Triple Alliance, and
a Sc cret treaty which he has signed will
be published shortly. 1t is hoped that
this will provoke revolution in Servia.
Henry George, in speech at Glasgow
Wednesday evening, said the feeling of
the country was against the buying out
of the Irish landlords. II it was good to
use the national credit to enable country
men to buy their own land, why was it
not good to use the national credit to
enable townsmen to buy their houses?
The Cologne Gazette alluding to the re-
ported difference between Prince Henry,
OF Reuss, German ambassador at Vienna
and Count Won Taaque, Austrian Prime
Minister, says Germany regards with
ever increasing disquiet the strength and
significance of these Austrian parties
which are at heart hostile to a German
alliance.
Two thousand men whose time in the
Turkish army had expired and who
were about to be sent home before being
paid, revolted while on board transports
in the harbor of Constantinople and de-
manded their pay. They raked out the
boiler fires and declared that the vessels
should not sail until they had received
the money due them. The Minister OF
War, with much difficulty, raised suffi.
cient money. The Sultan has ordered
an inquiry.
Valery Wiedemann, German gov.
erness, brought suit against Robert
Horace Walpole, heir presumptive to the
earldom of Oxf ord, for 10000 damages
for breach OF promise and libel. She
alleged that Walpole met her in Bul.
garia, made her an offer of marriage
then betrayed her, afterwards discarde
her and now repudiates the paternity OF
her child. The case was heard Thurs.
day. Plaintiff contradicted herself, and
declined to answer vital questions.
Finally the jury interfered, the trial was
stopped and verdict for defendant was
rendered.