Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-13
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
The CZar's Eldest San Visits EN-.
perOr william.

RCHOE ~ HAklsaIRts
KEEL, September 1.-THE Czarowich
arrived here today on board the
Czarevena. He was received by General
Colts and the officers of the garrison.
Under their escort he drove to the castle,
where he was received by Prince Henry.
HANOVER, September 12.-Emperor
William met the Czarowich at the rail
way station in this city. After the usual
ceremonial greetings they drove together
to the castle.
RESULTS OF THE ANTWERP EXPLOSION.
ANTWERP, September 12.-Nothing re-
mains of the cartridge factory in which
the explosion occurred on Friday last.
The village of Austrewell, which is sit
uated 200 metres from where the factory
stood, and which consisted of about
forty houses, has vanished. The by
draulic machines used in the dry dock,
were destroyed, with the exception OF
the cranes. A number of merchandise
depots, including the Prussian stores,
which we're constructed of iron, were
overturned by the force of the explosion,
and immense quantities of goods were
ruined. Two stained glass windows in
the cathedral were broken by the con-
cussion, but the building is intact. Ac-
cording to the official report 1876 persons
were killed, twenty-one are missing, 100
were seriously injured and 200 slightly
injured.
STANLEY'S MOVEMENTS.
BRUSSELS, September PA cable dis
patch from Zanzibar to the Government
of the Congo State says Stanley on
leaving the basin of Albert Nyanza, en-
deavored to make his way southwark by
passing to the west of Victoria Nyanza,
but failed. He then went northward
and reached the eastern shore of the
lake. Emin Pasha accompanied him.
After long stay on the borders of the
lake, awaiting supplies, Stanley left
Gmin Pasha and marched in the direct
ion of Mombassa. He is expected to
reach the eastern seacoast about the end
of October.
BLOSSOMS LIBERAIarY.
PARIS, September 12.-Thornas A..
Edison, before his departure for Berlin,
gave 10000 francs for the benefit of the
poor of Paris.
FIRE ABOARD THE BRITANNICA.
QUEENSTOWN, September 1.-THE
steamer Britannica arrived today and re-
ports that fire broke out among bales
Of cotton in her hold on September 9th.
After hard fight the flames were
subdued.
THE FRANCo-GERMAN FRONTIER.
PARIS, September 12-The Estafette,
Nj. Ferry's organ, states that Germany
is about to place an army corps ON the
Belgian frontier and reinforce the troops
in Alsace-Lorraine. The Authorite pub
fishes the report that Freycinet, Minister
of War, intends to double the strength of
the army corps at Nancy.
DIED IN PERU.
LIMA (vis Galveston), September H.
William II. Chilley, the associate of
General Meiggs in the construction OF
the celebrated Aroy railroad, died on
Tuesday, and was buried today. The
leading residents Of this city and the
S ;hool of Engineers attended the funeral,
and great number of business houses
were closed.
GORDON RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS OWN DEATH.
BERLIN, September 12.-Dr. Fricke
who accompanied General Gordon to
Khartoum and remained with him until
his death, says Gordon had unlimited
confidence in himself and must have
mieled the British as to his critical
situation. Gordon's character. says
DR.. Fricke. was as obstinate as il
was noble. His blindness to danger and
his deafness to the warnings of his
friends caused his death. If he had 80
desired he might have escaped two days
before the fall Of Khartoum, with all the
Europeans in the place.
COAL MINE TRUST.
BERLIN, Septembe 1.-the Silesiau
coal mine proprietors are organizing 9
| trust and urging those of Westnhalia tC