The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-04-26
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CHOLERA is epidemic in the Philippine
islands, and out of 500 cases 4OOO nave
proved fatal.
FArHER McFADDEN, the Irish priest Or"
raated for completely in the murder or Fo'
I;ca Insnector Martin at Gweedore, Ire"
land, has been admit cd to bail.
TuE Ronlangist leaders in Brussels have
dacided to remain quiet during the exnl.
hilton. provided the Government adopts
similar course. ,A
TIE river Thiess III Austria has ourso
its banks. The adjacent country Is noooeo
and the Banat province Is threatened WIN
inundatlon.
HUNGARY has again been visited ny
! snow storms.
The Seville (Spaln) catne0ral Is aB"lN
! In a tottering condition.
DYNAMITE petard was exploded In
church in Valencia, Spain, on the 18TH
| Tho altar was damaged but nobody was
| hurt ooo
| IT il stated that Russia demands 45,UUV
rouhles of France on account of the DOM
bardment Of Sagallc
| SEVERAL Russian artillery officers have
heen arrested for plotting against tue
Gear. 81,
TIE Mexc N authorities of Lower CALI
.oroio have issued formal warnings to
American fishermen to keep out OF Mex
lean fishing gr 'und
TIE Duke of Edinburgh continues TO
suffer from severe fever
TIVE Shah Of p rSia will visit the Gar
of Russia Nav 23-2T and will then go 10
Berlin to pay his respects q the Emperor
of Germany.
A SPECIAL from Colon saws that Presl"
dent Nunrz has published letter III
which he declares that Co ombia will not
renew the DeLesseps concession Wneh IL
expires in 1892, and hopes The Unlteo
States will fini IN the canal.
THIRTEEN families at FaIcarragh, Ire.
land who had been evicted. but who had
returned 10 their homes, have been again
| evicted.
. TUE steamer Missouri rescued the pas
aAroars and crew of the Thingvalla lln'
steamship Dlnmalk, bringing 34O o
them to PM adeiphia and leaving In'
others at Azores. The Danmark wa
badly damaged by the break ng OF a snal
- and the bursting If the engine pipe
;, FEARS were expire d for the Monon
pahela war ship, which lett San Franclsc
. for Samoa Ap.i. IL she had not arrive
;. and was several days overdu7.
! TIE imperial family has returned to .
Petersburg from Gatschina. Extra pre-
= oout;ons we're taken for the safety of tn
= rortv More arrests have been made {
y er+ilIarv off ers concerned in the Nihili
a Mot recently discovered al Zurich.
A FORCE Of SoudanRse recently attacke
"A | and defeated party of Egyptians tro
Suakim. who were building fort at 70
q Halaib. The E Sypti"n' 10 t ten killed al
ca wounded and were forced TO take relus
no on the steamer Agaml anu nave returns
to Suakm-
"a BUSINESS was quiet on the London ID
=; change during the week ended April
- Eno1ish railways advanced one per cen
- Amoricans were weaker. An al tempt
= horro,v AZ 600 900 10 rrstart the Panan
M canal works Ie,uiteu i'll failure. Il
- Franch and German b)urses were nI
"a with Governments advancing.
- THERE was u riut of street car drivers
49, Wanna. Austria, on the 81 It. Several pc
sons were iured and many arrested
nv CLEARING b use returns for the we
lat arded April 20 showed an average incret
Of 03 compared with the correspond
rod wo0k Of last year. In New York the
the crease wa 3.
ca A DISPATCH rom Berlin says: Germa
vas | comedies the principle OF absolute Ia
interference in Samoa, end the haClVes
to be left free to choose their rule
No claims for compensation for Term
t a ouhiacts are mentioned in the staten
lily and practically the work oil tne COM
sed ence is limited to defining exactly
mowers of Consuls in regulating trade
" shipping, etc.
by The number of deaths from yellow fe
at Rio Janeiro averages 100 a day
rick Santos the plague was also raging
nan iously.