Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-04-04
FOREIGN.

KING CHARLES nephew Prince Ferdinand
was on the Goth proclaimed Crown Prince
OF Roumania
W. A. HARVEY, book keeper at Guelph,
Ont, was arrested ON the 10Th for embez
cling u, 900 from his employer, J. W. Lyon.
He was released on bail and going home
fatally shot his wife and two daughters. lie
was arrested in an insane condition
TIE Governor of Lower California re-
ported on the 2Jth that the discoveries at
the Santa Clara plscers had been exagger-
ated and only practical miners were find
ing gold
TIE Spanish mail steamer Mindanic was
sunk by a collision with another steamer Off
Manila ON the 25th and thirty of her crew
| snd passengers were drowned
The Holland Ministry decided on the 18th
that King William was no longer i'll a condi-
ton to reign and announced that regent
would be appointed
II was stated on the eth that the popu-
lation Of the province OF Quebec, exclusive
Of Montreal had decreased 30 $40 in five
years
TIE discovery WIS made on the 9th that
the boundary line between California and
Lower California, as fixed by the treaty of
Guadalupe, should be sixty miles south OF
the line row recognized, and that therefore
J.nsenada and the alleged gold fields are
within United States Territory
JOIN BRIGHT, the eminent English states
man, died in London ON the morning OF the
9th, aged seventy eight years. In August
1857, Mr. Bright was elected TO Parliament
from Birmingham which borough he had
since continued TO represent He was
especially distinguished as a speaker of re
markable el0quence and power. He was
during the civil war in this country warm
aud avowed friend of the Union cause
In the British House OF Lords on the ssth
the Marquis OF Salisbury, speaking of the
late John Bright, said: He had special
qualities for which he will be admired and
noted in history. He was the greatest
master of English 0ratory in the present
generation He possessed a singular rec
titude of character. lie was inspired By
pure patriotism from the beginning of his
career to its close
DE-. II r. HOWARD, dean of the faculty of
medicine OF McGili University at Montreal.
Can, died on the 2sth. He was secretary Of
the Montreal General Hospital for thirty
wears.
ADyIcEs OF the .!Sth say that party landed
| from the German n-of war Schwalbe and
urned,Kondutchi after a conflict with the
natives Opposition 10 the Germans was
everywhere decreasing in Zanzibar
IT was stated ON the 2Sth that the discov-
cry of the illicit manufacture OF bombs at
| Zurich furnished clew 10 i gigantic plot
| existing throughout Russia far a new series
| OF attempts upon the life OF the Gar Nu-
meTous arrests had been made.
THIRTEEN tenants were eyicted from their
holdings at Clongorey, Ireland, on the 9th
| ult., and after the tenants had been driven
| from the houses twelve of the buildings
| were destroyed by the agent
THE French Cabinet decided on the 18th
| ult by unanimous vote of it, members 10
| prosecute General Boulanger
DISPATCHES OF the Goth ut from samoa
| say that the American men-of-war Trenton
Yandalia and Nipsic, and the German men
| of-war Adler. Olga and Hber were driven on
| reef during a violent storm and totally
| wrecked OF the American crews four
| officers ana forty-six men were drowned,
| and Of the German crews nine officers and
| eighty seven men lost their lives
| THE President of Mexico said on the 18th
| ult that the dispatch about the alleged
error in the boundary line between the
! United States aud Lower California Was a
"eanard unworthy OF attention