Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-10-12
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Her Presence Ignored by the Govern
ment-Puts the Blame on the Gov
ernment-Fatal Explosion.

vienna Is threatened WIFI WaCel
famine.
Ireland recently sent 10000 tons of ba
con to Paris.
The next Lord Mayor of London vii
be Hebrew.
Last year 1856 persons died of deliriun
tremens in England.
Emperor William is investigating ex
ecutions by electricity.
The Sultan of Zanzibar has joined the
warfare against slavery.
The German Emperor has given his
portrait to Lord Salisbury.
A large part of Naples was recently
flooded during a terrific storm.
Rev. George Porter, s. j., Catholic
Archbishop of Bombay, is dead.
English noblemen are beginning to in,
vest largely in real estate in Australia.
The Landore Steel Works at Swansea,
Wales, were destroyed by fire last week.
The English postal clerks are forming
union to press their claims to better
pay.
Gladstone expresses his decided oppo-
stlun to Land Naturalization and Bimet-
allism.
Twelve hundred and eighty-fve deaths
from cholera have been reported in Mes
sopotamia.
George Eliot's grave at Highgate Gem
etery is neglected and OYegrOWn with
grass and weeds.
The Coroner's jury at Quebec, puts the
blame for the landslide disaster on the
Government.
Twenty thousand pounds have been
raised in London for DR.. Wanzen's North
Pole expedition.
A balloon trip across the Straits Of Glib
raltar will be attempted by a British
officer this month.
Minnie Palm er is to play the title role
in cinderella" the next pantomine at
Her Majesty's Theater.
The crew of the Spanish vessel cap
tured by the Riffians off the Morocco
coast have been released.
The Irish National League held con-
vention at Manchester, England, last
week. The membership is $4,000.
jaw Gould is said to be planning to
place $50, 600, 900 of New York Elevated
Railroad stock on the London market.
Joseph Chamberlain predicts the early
collapse of the Gladstone party, and
favors the formation of a new National
party.
The ca4ai The SnaBPsh B6s lied r0m Te1tlS }bS
effects of the ill-usage to which he was
subjected.
Upward of twenty-eight large bales Of
human hair were brought to France IN
steamer that arrived the other day from
the Orient.
Lady Vaudeville threatens to go on
the stage unless her father-in-law, the
Duke of Manchester, shall pay her nus
| bands debts.
The prohibition OF the import of swine
across the eastern frontiers Of Germany
has caused great dissatisfaction among
the poorer classes.
An English plasterer has been stag
gered with fortune OF fl ,4O0, 900, lett to
him By a clergyman who emigrated and
prospered in Sydney.
Buffalo Bill has become SO fascinated
with Paris that he is inclined to make
that city his home when he abandons his
calling as a shoTman.
The Russian Minister OF War has Or
dered that military races shall be IN
dulged IN from time to time as means
of improving the cavalry.
The French Government has decided
that defeated candidates may contest IN
the second ballots without infringing the
Multiple Candidature Act.
Fifty persons, mostly girls, were in
iured by an explosion in an ammunition
factory at Spandau, prussia, last week,
from which several will die.
Typhus fever, which some months ago
threatened to cause great ravages In the
epyirons OF Cairo and elsewhere, has
been completely stamped out.
Advertisements in London journals in
dicate that the purchase OF cast-ott court
suits, artificial teeth, ETC., "lor export,
is uuite considerable business.
A bomb was exploded behind the Ayete
Palace at San Sebastian, spain, last week,
where Queen Christina is staying. No
one was hurt and no damage was done,
General Boulanger's autograph was
worth two weeks ago 9s in France. IL
had fallen to half-price, owing to the Gen
eral writing so many letters. Now 1t is
valueless.
Boulanger is being urged to return to
Paris before the second ballots. His
presence, his supporters believe, will
bring a great wave of popular sentiment
to his support.
Mr., Neville, the London banker, was
offered and refused $4,000,000 for his
business shortly before his death. In
early life he failed, and had his accounts
settled by the Bankruptcy Court.
Princess Victoria of Prussia will ac
company the Empress Frederick to Ath
ems. and they will pass the winter IL
Italy. after which the Princess will go tc
England on q long visit to the Queen.
Ex-Oueen Natalie arrived at Belgrade
OH the Both. Her presence was totally
ignored by the Government officials, bu
she was received enthusiastically by thu
crowds in the streets. From private
houses and places of business flags wer'
displayed in her honor.
, THE PARIS ExPosITION.-It has JUS
been officially announced that the Waite
A. Wood machines have received the fol
, lowing awards at the Paris exposition
Grand prize on general exhibit only OBJ
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