Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-12-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

nunClattAn OF MI. fhrncl. lie met Win \
most boisterous reception, shouts Of "sensa-
tionali ~ aud Kisses and boots ming
ling with the cheers OF the snti-ParnelL
ties.
The scheme for the reconciliation OF OPP
posing parties has been accepted by the
IicinO (SwitZerland) council and will be-
come law Immediately.
The new National line steamer America
has been launched at Dundee.
The German budget for the coming fiscal
year makes the revenue and expenditures
balance at |, 1870, Gas. SSS marks. The amount
in re treasury is 10000, 900 marks, which
will he increased TO 140,423, 500 marks from
customs and tobacco duties. The revenue
from customs and taxes on articles Of con-
sumption is estimated at Al, 3J4 800 marks
more than the last budget. For the army
Is. 1910 marks more are required than in
1890. The homecoming expenses OF the
navy show an estimated increase of 7,22l,-
100 marks.
The interment OF the body of Lady Rose
berry took place In the parish of Wisden,
| county OF MiddeseX, Eng. Many foreign
ambassadors and all the ministers attended
the funeral. Tue Qeeen and Prince Of
Wales were represented.
Emperor William, during q conversation
after the parliamentary dinner given At Ber-
lin by Chancellor Won Capriyi. condemned
oil dogmatic discussion, and anImadyerted
upon the futility of Social Democrat con-
crosses. The Emperor advocated the i'm
proving of canal and river communication.
The French Commercial Tribunal has Or
dered the Banque d'Etat TO go into liqulda-
| ton. Deputy Raynaud, the managing d.
rector, has absconded, and Is reported TO
have committed suicide. R1ynaud is re-
ported to have gambled heavily ia stocks.
The banks liabilities amount TO 100000.
The Norwegian barque Neptunus, Capt.
TObasen, at London from Quebec, reports
that while lying to during gale off Dungeon
ess the other evening, he saw large, west
| bound steamer turn to the eastward, capsiZe
aud founder. A heavy sea was running at
the time. No trace OF the steamers crew has
| been found.
| Experiments have been begun In the use
OF Prof. Koch's lymph at the Kings College
| Hospital, London. DIR. Cheyne, a physician
attached to the hospital and n friend OF
Prof. Koch, had procured q quantity Of the
| lymph and has given an injection to four
patients. One was suffering from tubercu-
losis Of the hip, another from tuberculosis
OF the foot, another from lupus In severe
| form and another from phthisis. A large
number OF d, ctors and students observed
the method of treatment
Thirty-nine miners were drowned by the
flooding Of the Break pit at Vienna.
The royal message has been read In Parlia-
ment, announcing the death OF King Will
liam Ill. and the accession TO the thrcne
OF Princess Wilhelmna. Tho president of
the Chamber, in an address, said he knew
Parliament would honor the Kings memory
by proving their devotion 10 the young
Queen aud her mother. The funeral of the
King will place on Dec. 4.
The prime minister OF Belgium has in
troduced In parliament n bill providing for
an extension OF the franchise. This action
on the part Of the government was n COM
plete surprise. The radicals are greatly
e!ated and the workmen, who had intended
to inaugurate general strike rs part Of
the universal suffrage movement have de-
cided to remain at work, The streets are
thronged with people and the rejoicing IS
general,
Lady COnnemara, daughter OF Lord Dal-
bousie hiss obtained q decree of divorce
from Lord Conpemara, ex-governor OF
Madras, for adultery and cruelty.
The people Of swineford, county Mayo,
Ireland, are disappointed over the grand
jury's refusal 10 guarantee even one penny
10 assist In carrying out Mr.. Bslfours plan
to build railroad from ColIooney to Clare.
morris. Crowds of people are demanding
work, and it is admitted by the authorities
that within three weeks many of the people
In the district will be without food.
The recent food at Carlsbad had It's origin
in the bursting of the dam inclosing Tep
pond When the dam gave way the river
instantly rose TO fearful height. aud vol
ume of water 10 feet deep poured through
the Alte and Ncue Wicse, Marienbadel
street, the market place and the Sprudel
gasse The gas and water works were com
petely ruined. The food continued fol
four hours. The river Eyer, into which thu
Tepi flows, is now a vast lake. Severa
corpscs have been seen floating on the sur
face Of the water.
The Chinese government consents TO tn
erection Of telegraph line connecting Pekir
and the Siberian town of kiachta.
The banking firm Of Oostendorp, Mt Ant
wcrp, has failed. The liabilities amount I,
81 30, OCO, and the assets consist largely o.
land I'm the Argen inc Republic. A largt
number Of firms is effected by the failure.
Lave has been granted MIR. Gladstone, il
the House of Commons, to introduce hi
bill removing the disability preventing
Catholics from becoming lord chancellor o
England or lord lieutenant Of Ireland.
The lower portion of Rostock, on tn,
Warnow, Is submerged. At Badkoesen tn,
bridge over the Saale and a number o
houses were carried away. At Jena ],
houses fell, and some OF the occupants wer,
killed. The railway bridge at Schwertz ha
been destroyed. At Kahla 10 houses wer,
blown down and II persons were drowned
Railway travel between Berlin and Munich L
interrupted.
The river shannon has over6owed IL
banks at Athlone, Ireland and the town
which is situated OH both sides of the river
IL submerged. Hundreds Of acres Of farm
land are under water and the crops are dc
stroyed. A large number of cattle have per
lsbed Many families are rendered homeless
by the food.
The damage caused by the floods at Carls
bad Is enormous. Aqueducts, bridges
streets and squares have been destroyed ant
hundreds of shop keepers ruined. Humid: ed
OF thousands Of dollars will be required fo
public repairs alone. A terrific storm i
raging on thedlack Sea.
Parker's lace factory, near Derby, Eng.
has been burned Loss, El5,OOO.
A young woman, believed to be Mile
Bromberg, who was acquitted at the recen
; Nihilist tri ut Paris, was secretly assisted
by the police. Warrants have been issue
for a simultaneous search of the houses o
, Russian refugees. II Is believed the au
} thorities are preparing for general expul
. sion Of milit ant NfhiIists.
, Mayor Walsh OF Wexford, Ire., has bee
sentenced to three months Imprisonment
under the crimes act, for publishing certai
articles in the New Ross Standard
A heavy snow storm prevails in the Eng
lIsh channel. A large steamer is reporte
: ashore at Folkestone,