Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-06-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

Miss Mary Anderson and Mr.. Antonio
Navarro were quietly married AT st. Mary'S
Roman Catholic Church Mt Hampstead.
Eng, and started the following day for Ven
ic, where they will spend their honeymoon.
The Paris Figaro, in an article on the
Newfoundland fish ry dispute, declares that
Lord Salisbury, the British prime minister,
VIII not accept arbitration In the mat er.
The paper further says that II France re-
fuses to accept pccuniary compensation for
her present rights, l. nrd Salisbury will IT.
pudiatc the treaty OF Utrecht, and will thin
OPEN negotiations for new treaty, giving
the French, to u reasonable extent, cod and
lobster iiShng grounds, and TO the cOlunists
exclusive rights on the Goa l. and banks.
The London Standard publishes dispatch
from Moscow stating that the customs Of
ticials have received sened instructions d.
Tccting them to raise the duties on imports
into Russia. 1t Is said that the duties on
/ English hardware and cotton yarn will he
raised from 30 to 40 per cent. u! owe those
now imposed.
Senior NIoret of Madrid, has porposcd a
modus viyendi which vored by the bud.
get ctmm ttee BY Il ms Of the propos-
al the customs tart We, be raised with a
view to reconci,ing Prime Minister SIga>ta
and the Liberals no favor protection. This
| pies by the free trade Liberals
In a division in the English House OF Com
mons, on the first clause OF the licensing
bill, the government won by 22S to 224. The
announcement Of the vote was greeted with
prolonged opposition cheering. Mr.. Smith,
! the government leader in the Louise, stated
that, Notwithstanding the sma llncss Of the
majority, the government will proceed with
the bill. The conservatives checrcd the re-
| suit, but their cheers were drowned by the
triumphant shouts OF the opposition at the
narrow escape Of the government.
The King of Dahomcy Is negotiating with
France for the establishment Of peace be.
| tween the two countries.
4 dispatch to the London PalI Nal
| Gazette, from their correspondent at Brus'
been appointed by King Leopold Governor
OF the Congo state. Mr.. Stanley will assume
the duties of the Office In 1901.
At great meeting Of socialists ut Berlin
Herr BebeI spoke strongly against use es,
strikes lie said the weapon of the boycott
was abused, and hat the leaders Of the work
ngmen were incompetent. The meeting
WAS not in accord with Herr Bcbe and
voted want of confidence in the BerllneI
Nolksblatt because that paper has taker
Bebers view OF strikes.
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lao tr u.s. ;nia,n w nbiu '"I", ,,,r i
place at Knoll PARK Seven Oaks, Kent the
residence of Lord SackyiIlc. Tie bride
groom is heir 10 the family estates nt Seyc,
| Oaks.
u.s. Iooa;,, r.to..., 49,, c.,., 49,,
tot;r, a,ainsSf ~, tan's ""O , NV are aS
ant'ms TSr,ns' 'iIe eouIso ~ NV gu ,an ~
fetes and ignoring the intense misery in The
country and the snlfcrings of the Moslcms
Tho iur, IN tho c,.o oS Mic woidon,anr
ihc JuI! III tme case OF MISS Meiuemanh
breach of promise, sitting in London. were
unable to agree on a verdict.
Thcort-eIoyorv oorrororoo h,s oo,o,,,o -,
IN tho Views nf RI. Gmnri"on d"io,r"t HS"' ou
imports. and they will he INCORPORATED unde,
n separate act. allowing the United States to
negotiate independently with the Congo
State on the subject.
In the English house OF commons Mr.
Vincent laid upon the house table notice O
motion that as the American tariffs will in
ilict great injury upon the trade Of Sheffield
ana upon British traders and artisans gener
any, the house consider whether free mar