Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-28
In FOREIGN LANDS.
THE INFLUENZA STILL RAGING IN
ALL EUROPE.
Prince Murat and Miss Caldwell Come
to an Agreement-Prince Albert
Victor in Great Disfavor.
Earthquake III Spain.

Of Chinese labor.
The epidemic has attacked little King
Alfonzo, OF Spain.
The American squadron of evolution
| has arrived at Lisbon.
Three of Bushiri' head men have been
hanged at Bagamoyo.
Emin Pasha has passed the crisis OF
his illness and will recover.
There has been fresh fighting in Crete.
Many persons have been Killed.
Seven thousand men are out on strike
in the Saar mines OF Westphalia.
An earthquake shock created panic
in Grenada, Spain, Sunday night.
The striking printers of Berne, Switz-
erland, have been o npletely defeated.
Bismarck declae s his intention to dis
solve the Reichstag about February 10Th.
Mrs. Booth, wife of the commander of
the Salvation Army, is dying OF cancer
at London.
The king of Corea desires to abdicate
in favor Of Prince Hin Yung Gyikard.
An artillery officer AID a sailor have
been arrested in St. Petersburg for an
attempt on the life Of the car.
Parnell made one of the greatest
speeches of his life before many assem-
bled thousands at Nottingham.
The Bulgarian budget shows a de-
fciency of 100000, but there will be
no reduction in military expenditures.
A hundred thousand Parisians are SAT
fering from the epidemic influenza. Doc
tors cannot explain the cause OF the
| isease.
Prince Murat has patched up his differ
ences with Miss Caldwell and the marri-
age will proceed.
William O'Brien's motion for new
trial in the suit against Lord Salisbury
| for Islander has been denied.
The strike of employees of the South
Metropolitan Gas Company, London, is
failure, the company having filled all the
strikers places with non-union men.
The bodies of five of the missing thir-
| teen persons belonging to the steamer
| Cleddy, which was sunk off the Isle of
of Wight, have been washed ashore.
The three men, Nicolet, Darbelay and
| Hensi, who were arrested on a charge OF
issuing an anarchist manifesto, have
been acquitted at Berne, Switzerland.
There has been an explosion in the
Kelmez mines, hear Madrid. Fifteen
injured persons have been brought out
The number OF the dead is yet unknown
Beach, the oarsman, has accepted the
challenge recently issued by Hanlan for
rowing match, and Is willing the race
should be rowed over the Paramatta
courses
The Ft.nys diap government has granted
a liberal concession for fifteen years to
English capitalists provided they lay
cable to Vancouver, B. g., within two
years.
Salisbury has called upon the Portu
| guese government to repudiate the action
of its agents on the Zambesi river, and
that the British flag lowered by them be
hoisted again.
An English syndicate with a capital OF
ten millions has been formed to buy out
the bushes IS OF British carpet manufac-
turers and work their establishments on
American patents.
Emil Rouk, one of the directors Of the
prefecture of the Seine, Paris, has been
murdered by NJ. Regod, his former secre-
tary. The II urd erer had a grievance and
could get no redress.
The Comte de Paris will spend the re-
manner OF his days in England. The
comte has had a touch of govt of late.
For a time he is more interested IN his
toes than his manitestoes.
Some questions having arisen as to the
burial of Browning in Florence, the Dean
of Westminster has renewed his offer to
have the remains of the poet placed in
Westminster abbey, and it has been
accepted.
Robert Browning's new volume came
into the world on the day its author died.
The poet had lust time to hear that his
! last volume OF poetry had received cor
dial greeting from his countrymen when
| the summons came.
! Sir John Mcdonald, in a speech at the
Queens jubilee at Kingston, declared
that a majority f the people favored
! British connection. Ruin and misfor-
tune, he said, would follow severance Of
CanaCa from Great Britain.
In the chamber of deputies at Rome
abolition of differential duties against
France was approved-l70 TO 50. Pre-
mier Cris'i said Italy in taking this
action desired to show that she did not
wish a tariff war with France.
The steamer Leerdam, bound from
Amsterdam to Buenos Ayres with 400
passengers, and the Gan Guam STA, bound
from Calcutta to Hamburg, collided in
the North sea and both sank. All on
| board the two vesselswere saved.
Captain Trovier, the French explorer
has arrived after crossing Africa from
Loango, on the west coast. He travelled
by way OF the Shire river. He states
that the Portuguese are displaying extra
ordinary aggressiveness along the rlver.
Prince Albert Victor is ia great dis
| favor in Britain on account OF his eonnec
ton with the West End scandals. 1t is
openly proposed to deprive HIM of sue
cession to the throne, which would be
his upon the death of the Prince of Wales.
The grand Jury has found true bill
against Parke, editor of the North Lon
don Press, for libeling the Earl of Euston.
The alleged libel consists of an article
charging that the earl was implicated in
the West End scandal.
A. E. Mack, late secretary of the Ar