Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-03-29
THE OLD WORLD.


En- n Pasha has accept d an invitation
to visit Lo ldon.
The Shah OF Persia has added six new
wives to his household.
The Roumanian D ,puties have voted
confidence in the government.
King Humbert has given 100000 to
erect mon lment TO Mdzzlni.
Stan;ny will arrive in LondOn April %,
ard will lecture at AIueft Hall May D.
Work is reported to he making salts
factory pro. ress on the Congo railroad.
Twenty thou and engineers in no. tn
cas- 'ern England have organic II a r.ke
for shorter hours.
The British House of Commons re-
iacte the Irish Land Tenure bill by
vo'e of 81 to i79.
The Portuguese are so bitter against
the English pr, lie thai they have boy
cotted English medicines.
H err Vetter, . bank trees urer at Bre-
men, has been <lrrt3 ed f r em5ezzIng
ri (O,UJU o. lIlG Ddlh > Iun >.
1t is proposed in R1s>iA to connect
Arrhangel and St Petersburg, over five
mil, apart, by an electric rail way
The French post. at Ubungus, on the
C. ,ngo, consisting of ten ma ives. under
European agent, has been massacred.
Monotii Gariba'di rendered his resig-
nation as a member OF the Italian Cham
Der Of Deputies, but the Chamber re-
fused to accept it.
The strike of coal miners in Bruins
wick has ended, the employers conc ding
nah advance. They, however, dis
missed the leaders.
There are now. according to the new
directory Just issnei, 2234 newspapers
published in the United Kingdom, OF
which lS5 are dailies.
The police OF the city of Mexico have
artes t d four natives on charge OF hav-
ing circul ted c0untt rfeit United Stares
SIS gold pieces in Mexico.
Brazil, by its degrees enforcing citizen
ship on all foreigners residing within It's
domain. his excl ed the with OF some
of the big Eurp pean powers.
The Unionist papers in LELAND are
unauimou in their condemnation OF any
extension OF local COVE rnm mt to Ireland
They say that it would be worse than
home rule.
Asa Thomas GRAY, Sc 'tafy of the Ma
rine depa ~tment Of the London Board OF
Trade and one of the Br fish delegates to
the re 'ent international Conference at
Washington, is dead.
The Empress of Germany has taken
the Berlin soup kitchens und n her pro-
lection. She follows the example OF the
late Emprt So Augusta, who was for many
wears the head of these institutions.
1t came out in an English court few
days agD that that Loo wornout horses
had inst been shipped from that country
to G rnany and Belgian to be up IN the
manufacture OF sausage, and that such
shipments were regular thing.
Kaintz. the Berlin actor, who was the
favorite Of King Ludwig OF Bavaria, ard
recently eng iged by Gustave Amberg for
New Yo.k, has LOST his me nor and is
sufIe lug from nervous prostrAtlon and
mania The symptoms OF lis malady
IRE identical with those of the late king.
The sudden disap?e Iran"e of Saint
Saens, the composer, after the first per
formance Of his rev opera, "Accanio,
in Paris, has caused a sensation Ru-
mors of his death and that he had been
put in mad house are current.
The question of whether or not it is
cruel TO dehorn cows is now before the
Scotch courts, the defense being that it
is necessary 10 cut off the horns of Irish
aud Canadian cattle to keep them from
goring each other in the feeding courts
used IN Scotland during the winter.
The Prince of Naples is going on tour
of ire courts and to Copenhagen and
Stockholm this sumner. looking for
wife. The influence of the Vatican first
caused the overtures which were made in
the princes behalf to Roman Catholic
princess 10 marry. and now the project is
that he shall marry Prote slant. Pub
lie opinion in Italy is in favor of Protes-
tant marriage.
Students of the st. Petersburg un;ver-
sity and academy of agriculture engaged
in 81 rious riot one day last week. The
students insist upon the restoration of
the libt raj regulations of 1863, and the re-
fu5sl Of the authorities to comply with
the demand led To the outbreak. Five
hundred students were arrested. Troops
guard the streets and all traffic in the
neighborhood is stopped.