Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

BfARRIrz, Franoe.-The British club
house here has been destroyed by fire.
The people Of Iceland are very much
disturbed by the large emigration from
that country TO the United States.
LoNDoS.-Kel D. Co., of Bradford, have
suspended payment. The Liabilities
amount to 100000.
A PARIS newspaper says that warrants
have been issued for the arrest of sixty
more members of the Boulangist party.
FIVE persons were killed by an explo-
sion in the Rothschild colliery, at lief
blau, Austria, Six other workmen are
missing
PARIs.-The police have searched the
resi- lenoea of Gen. Boulanger, Count Dill
ion and NJ. Rochefort and have seized q
number of papers.
TURIN. The condition OF Louis Kos
suth is much improved. His physicians
state that favorable symptoms of his NAL
ady are increasing
PARIS M Rouvier, Minister of Fin
ance, has prepared scheme for the
renewal of the priv leges of the Bank of
France. The Chamber of Deputies has
adjuorned until Mey Ii.
ONE- rHrBrIErH of the ghcle population
of Iceland emu,igrated last year, moved,
it is SAID, by the unpopularity Of the
! Danish Government and the blandish-
ments of Canadian immigration agents.
! VnsNA The Fremdenblatt warns the
new Roumaniau Ministry 1.-THE Catargi
| Government) that the only safety for
Roumania is in the adherence to neutral
| ity and avoidance of Russian tutelage.
SAN FRANot. co.-Word reaches here by
| steamer that cholera is epidemic in the
! Philippine Islands, and that out of fifteen
hundred cases thousand have proved
fatal
A DISCUSSION ri to the heighth of trees
in the forests OF Victoria has elected
from Baron Won Muellur, the government
botauist, the statement that ne saw one
of the heighth of $50 feet. The late chief
inspector of forest5 measured one fallen
and found that 1t was 4s5 feet long.
PAuIs.-The municipal council will give
a bauquo. on May II, at which will be
present President Caruot, the cabinet,
the foreign diplomatic representatives,
mayor and other guests attending the
opening of the exhibition.
ST.. PETERSBURG 1t is stated that Bal
garian exilts who have taken refuge IN
/ Roumania aud Russia are plotting with
I a view to the organization of formidable
invasion of Bulgaria. II is probable that
/ NJ, de Giers will interfere to put stop to
/ the scheme.
PARrs.-lhe Gaulois says that the Prin-
cess OF Sagau, "a noted leader of fashion,
/ was bitten a snort time ago by pet
monkey, which has since died from hydro
/ phObia. The princess, the paper says, Is
about 10 visit Paris tor the purpose OF
I putting herrelf under the care of nj. Pas
teur
/ ST.. PKrERsRFRG, The Official Messen-
ger publishes statements made by M.
1 AtchiuoH and Archimandrite Paissi
leaders of the late Cussaok expedition TO
Abyssiuia, in which they declare that the
commander or the French war-ship at
Sagailoa gave no warning that he intend
ed to bomt ard that place. They also de
clare that the French forces robbed NJ
Atchiuof, of $4,000 roubles.
A PLAIN headstone of white marble has
been placed on the square plot of ground
in Naleham ohurohyard, near Staines,
whore lie the remains of the late Matthew
Arnold with those OF his four children,
Beneath a simple raised cross Is the ia.
scrtptiou: Matthew Arnold, eldest son
of the late Thomas Arnold, d. D., Head
Master OF Rugby School. Born Decem-
bar 23, 1882. Died April 10, 1883. There
is sprung up light for the righteous,
and Joyful gladuess for such as are true
hearted.