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EUROPE.
The Journal de st. Petersburg
considers Austria violated the Ber-
lin treaty by permitting the Bul.
garian loan TO he effected in Vienna.
Major Pinto the Portuguese leader
has announced his intention TO an
mex the East African country to the
Nyanza. He Is Strengthening natives
and calling on English residents to
put themselves undepr Portuguese
protection.
Jules Simon, the French states
man, has given reasons to a reporter
why both France and Germany de-
sire peace.
Robert Browning, poet. died at
Venice on the 18th, the day that
his last volume was published.
The influenza epidemic has struck
Rome. 1t disabled Miss Sanderson
the singer.
Another supposed murder by Jack
the Ripper has been discovered at
Middlesborough, the mangled body
of woman being found in the
ballast of vessel.
The influenza epidemic is spread
ing in Germany. Lately the BuLLE-
TIN quoted an eminent Russian
doctors opinion that the epidemic
was the forerunner of cholera. -Ep. |
Senior CASTELAR, thinks the example
of Brazil will be followed in Pertu-
gal but not in Spain.
Influenza is spreading in France.
Stanley has arrived at Zanzibar,
when he was received at banquet.
Queen Victoria and the khedive of
Egypt sent him congratulatory tele-
grams.
Boulanger is back in France.
England is heavily increasing the
defenses of Canada at Esquimalt
and Halifax.
Emin Bey is not dead, but slight
ly improved.
Dom Pedro and party have arrived
at Lisbon.
A motion to declare valid the
election of Boulanger was defeated
in the French Chamber by $40 to
1913.
AMERICA,
The National Federation of Labor
is sitting in Boston.
Moses A. Shaw was arrested at
Washington, charged with swindling
on worthless mote to the time of
several hundred thousand dollars.
Disastrous floods have occurred
in the Sacramento river.
David Dillon, once amateur cham
pion oarsman of Australia, went
adrift in boat from New York and
is believed lost.
A Sydney despatch says the con-
ference on Australian federation will
assemble at Melbourne in Febru-
airy.
The jury in the Cronin murder
case, Chicago, retired to consider
their verdict at 4 o'clock p. M,
18th. At IL O'Clock, not having
returned, the judge adjourned cour,
till 10 O'Clock next morning.
President Blaine appointed the
committees in the Pan-American
Congress, 18th, when the conference
adjourned until Jan. I'd.
Ten jurors were secured to try
Kilrain for prize fighting, at Purvis,
Miss, 18th.
The treasurer of the Irish Ma.
tional League at Detroit has cablet
SIS, 900 home for the tenants de
Tense fund.
The United States commission
has failed in its negotiations witt
the Cherokee Indians for the sale OF
the Cherokee outlet.
Secretary Wanamaker is push.
ing G. G. Harrison, the millionaire
sugar refner of Philadelphia, for the
mission to Russia.
President Harrison has stirred ur
the State Department by requesting
statement of the exact quota each
State Is entitled to in the consular
service. 1t is believed he intends tc
take the appointments out of Blaine's
hands for himself.
| An Adelaide despatch announces
the death of Henry Searle The cham
piun sculler of the world. Keml
claims to be his successor.
A counter revolution is already
threatened in Brazil.
An English syndicate offers Il
complete the Panama Canal.
Twelve people were trampled Il
death in panic caused by falls,
alarm of fire in theatre at Johns
town, Pa.
News from Canada foresladow
an irrepressible conflict between th'
English and French races. DaltoI
Mccarthy, M. p, speaking at al
Equal Rights Association meeting
said separate schools and dual lang
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