Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-01
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wish. above all, that the continuous citing
of the name of my departed father shall
cease. It most deeply Injuries nay feelings
as his son, and it is in the highest degree
unbecoming. trust that when choose
Berlin IS my principal residence-and as
Berliner it always attracts me-the PEG.
pie will avoid making the private rela.
tions Of my family the subject of press
discussion. The duties uniting Prince
with his people for the purpose of making
the fatherland great and happy are nu.
msrous and important enough for then
TO devote their whole attention to it in
thoroughly patriotic manner, allowing all
other affairs, such as have already men,
toned, TO rest without giving them pub
licity. They should combine to use THEN
strength In q faithful devotion to these
high and noble aims. / trust the repre-.
sentatives of Berlin, to receive whom il
gives me q special pleasure. will endeavoI
in this matter to perform their part" The
passage in which the Emperor rebukes the
press for quoting the Emperor Frederick
in unfavorable comparison with himself
ELECTS special interest. The first semi
official copy contained no explicit refer
ence to the Emperor Frederick.
FRANCE AND AMERICA.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-A banquet was given at
the Hotel Continental last evening to COM
memorate the dedication of the statue of
Liberty Enlightening the World, !" which
was given by the French people to the
United States. Mr.. McLane, the Ameri-
can Minister, and NJ. Goblet, the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, were among
those present. The American Minister, in
replying to NJ. Goblet's toast to his health,
said: THE joy that the Americans expe-
rienced in receiving the statue of Liberty
was equal to the pleasure you experienced
IN mn erix1 fh0 nYr,t1 Ion,
you had given the thing itself. ALI of the
great truths upon which modern social or
der is based were elaborated and spread
throughout the world by French genius.
We received them with ardor and finished
by developing them. If we have sue
ceeded in Freconciling the liberty of each
with the liberty OF all we can not forget
that the germ came from France. The
modern world gravitatesltowardt the polit-
The symbol which the statue of Liberty
represents will become a reality"
REPORTED MASSACRE OF STANLEY.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-The Echo du Nord
states that the president of the Geograph-
ical Society of Lille, France, has received
news from Africa that Henry M. Stanley
had been massacred. The Emin Relief
Committee discredits the story of the
massacre of the Stanley expedition. The
members of the committee do not doubt
that Stanley is the white pasha reported
to be in the hr-el-Gazelle province. It
is believed that Stanley joined Emin at
Wadelai in December. 1881. Nothing has
been heard in Brussels in regard to the re-
ported massacre.
AFRICAN cANNIBAL1sM.
LONDON, Oct 30.-Advices from the
Bonny river, Africa, are that the Orrikian
tribe in revenge for some injury, invited a
party of Ogonis to a friendly paIaver and
then entrapped and massacred them. A
cannibal festival of the most horrible and
indescribable character followed. Then an
attack was made upon the undefended
villages and the most barbarous outrages
were committed. 1t is estimated that over
$50 persons including women and children,
were killed and eaten.
CORRESPONDENTS ARRESTED.
LONDON, Oct. CA special correspond
emit of the Times telegraphs from Baku as
follows: myself and the correspondent
of the Standard and q member of the
British embassy while in route from
Teheran were arrested here and prevented
from witnessing the arrival of the Car,
documents from the highest Imperial
officials. We were only released as the
Gar reached the station. An inquiry into
the matter is proceeding"
The Cars train left the track at Borki
station. None of the Imperial family
were hurt
TURKEY AND GREECE.
ATHENS, Oct. 39.-DjevaI Pasha has
brought an autograph letter and present
of two Arab horses from the Sultan of
Turkey to the King. He also brought the
grand Gordon of the order of Nichan-I-
Chefahat for the Queen. The Turkish en-
voy had a long interview yesterday with
Prime Minister Tricoupis.
CITY In FLAMES.
BERLIN, Oct ga fire has been raging
since an early hour this morning at Huen-
fel, near CasseL One hundred houses are
in ashes and 100 persons are homeless
and destitute Great distress prevails.
DEADLY MUTINY IN A PRISON.
ROME. Oct. Ca mutiny occurred
among the convicts in a prison at Obj
tello yesterday. Thirty prisoners and
several jailers were killed or wounded.