Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-07
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Foreign Notes.

Foreign Notes.
John Bright is better.
The Parnell commission still continues the
examination Of witnesses. Y8G3.w
A. steamer, loaded with colonists and sup
plies, win shortly start from Odessa for Rus
sIa's new colony in Abyssinia
Gerious strikes are prevailing among the
laborers in various parts Of Italy.
Lord Landolph Churchill will shortly start
on an extended tour of South America
The ex-Empress Augusta has arrived at
Berlin in good health and win spend the
winter there.
Gen. Boulanger's wife has consented 20
live with him, but his daughter insists on
becoming nun.
1t is announced that Grand Duke Alexis
of Russia, will marry Princess Helene
daughter of Comte de Paris.
An attempt was made to blow up the
registry Office in the Rio st. Denis. with q
dynamite bomb. Several arrests have been
made. u rtftsf5 stag
The Standard says that rumors are cur
rent in Paris that NJ Clemenceau is planning
to overthrow the Floquet cabinet after the
budget is passed. a
Lord Randolph Churchill denies emphati-
cally the report that he consulted with any
of the premiers of the opposition, relative to
his Suakim motion.
The Tories and Liberal Unionists, of Bir-
mingham, are making extensive prepara-
tions for public demonstration Of welcome
to Joseph Chamberlain and his American
wife,
1t is officially announced that Canada,
Newfoundland and the other British colonies
and possessions have acceded to the interna-
tional convention for the protection of sub
marine cables
Henry George in speech declared that
poverty prevailed in London to greater
extent than it did in New York. The i'm
preston made upon a stranger observing il
was fearful and degrading
It is stated that man named Mailer has
been arrested in Dublin as the person who
loaned to the Times papers containing many
of the false statements, which that paper has
made against Mr.. Parnell and his associates.
The pope sent to Emperor Francis Joseph,
of Austria, on the occasion of the fortieth
anniversary Of his succession TO the throne,
beautiful image of the Virgin fashioned in
Mosaic. The image was made in the Vatican
and cost $4,000
Inc Anglo indian newspapers demand Cna6
Lord Salisbury explain his calling Naoroji a
black man and an IndSu. The London
Daily News asks that a frank apology be
made to the pioneer and declares that Lord
Sallsbury's reference to him is biunder of
which the merest political tyro ought to be
ashamed
In the Spanish chamber of deputies For
eign Minister Armijo denied that the gov
ernment had ordered the payment of Amer.
ica's Cuban claim OF $1,O00,000, on behalf Of
Mora. The matter, he said, could not be
settled until general arrangement had been
made of the claims between Spain and
America
In the Italian chamber of deputies Signor
Ungaro, in debate on the emigration bill,
demanded that measures be taken to pro-
tect emigrants in America, who might be
deceived upon the prospects Of work. Pass
ports, he said, ought to be refused to persons
unable to pay their passnge and TO live for
some months without working after reach
ing America.