The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-02
Foreign Not-.ofInterest.

The Princess Victoria. looking sOmewha'
male. and her husband have arrived at r
emma from Buckburg. They leave or
Thursday for Venice. where a steamer. fur
ni-ned hy her Majesty. the Queen Of Eng-
land. will 0e awaiting them. Their next
stop will be Corfu. Then they wiz 20
Malta and Alexandria. They viii make g.
three weeks journey up the Nile and WISH
the pyramids.
severe frosts and snow is reported on the
shores Of the Mediterranean, something un-
known for twenty years. severe snow
storms are reported in spain. The l'yr-
rencs mountains are impossible. The
German rivers are fun of dangerous drift
ice. Eight Barmen have been drowned
and the damage at Elberdeld. Barmen, and
Posen is estimated at 3,0OO.O00 marks.
A congress Of fat men was held at Berlin
sunday. Among the heavy weights wer'
Herr Berg. from Stralaw. brewer. who l.
the chamuOn. rs he turned the scale at 1N'
pounds: Ferdinand C0hn, saloon Keeper
from Augermande, who weighs so pounds.
and Herr Hubert, of Berlin, who has
record of 374 pounds.
DIR Tterniizchen, of st. Petersburg, has
prepared paper for the purpose OF prOyins
that Brown. Sequard's emulsion, which
created such stir at the time OF It's dis
coyerv. has "A similar effect on tuberculosis
as Professor kochs lymph. Eighteen
patienis have been inOculated Tor the puf-
pose Of demonstrating the result.
4 hurricane prevailed al.lamilton, Ber-
muda. Sunday night, with WIND cOmlne
from the southeast, accompanied with
squall, OF rain. Many houses were I'M
rooted and blown down, telegraph lines
prostrated, and sloops sunk. 1t is th,
harlest blow since the memorable gale OF
1880.
Mrs. O'Shea is at Brighton with her
four daughters. and Mr.. Parnell was with
her there during the Parliamentary recess.
Mr.. Parnell returned to Brighton after the
trial Of the o. Shea divorce suit. lie left there
on Friday and expected to 20 TO Cork sun
day.
Several journals in Berlin state that the
Minister Of Commerce will call confer
ence 10 meet there about the middle OF De
cembpr to consider the expediency Of inter
national legislation for the protection Of
sOrkmen.
I'm several Mont C0nformist pulplts sun
Law illusions were made to the Parnell-
D'Shea case. the preachers sustaining Mr.
Gladstone. and urging the necessity i'I
public lea alers being decent and eXemplar,
in conduct.
The police force has been trebled and com
oanies NJ shorpsh ,Oters patrol Carlsbad at
night i'm order 20 prevent theft, which arr
becoming alarmingly frequent since the
hood on account of the misery OF the peo-
pie.
Great anxiety is felt at Glasgow on ac-
count of the nOn-arriyal of the Ethiopia
Of the National steamship Company. she
is overdue, and it is supposed that her en-
zines have become disabled.
The monument u William l., erected AZ
t'h4rlgffeublFW. d was unveiled SUNDAY
Turing snOw-stOrm. IL consists OF co
.ossal bronze bust on a marble pedestal.
The National Municipal Leagus, Il Dub
in. by a vote of - to II. passedreSolutions
n,yoring the retention OF Mr.. Parnell as the
leader Of the Irish Nationalist party.
NJ. Lazy, labor candidate, has been elect
ed 10 succeed the late VI. Jo1rin as member
f the French Chamber of Deputies for
Clignancourt, Paris.
The well known organist, Th0rall Jerl-
,han. and Albert Lous, the baritone; pave
concert tour.