Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
NEWS FRON EUROPE
Continental Cities Immoral Frame
II Engiish Girls.
FEELING IN MILITARY CIRCLES
A ks<siar Basin~ss Bstssen Asn&9h' =
Paris aaa nrasseis-Lisutsa~st esfsy
Accused 81 CA1si4k the Death 81
ths PriaSs impsrGak

LoNDoS, Nov. 12.-The hearing the
case of the woman Eugenie konller
charged with deeoy ylng young Eag.isn
girl named Nellie Basket 10 Pans FOR
immoral purposes, has AGAIN erawn
public attention 10 the fact that q
regular traffic OF THE kind IS carried on
betveea London and the continental
capitals, particularly Brussels and
Paris. Nellie Baskett MAS fortunate
enough 10 escape the trap laidtor her,
bat thousands OF girls like her, OF
respectable families, fall helpless We
TINS.
Much feeling has been aroused in
English military circles by the charge
made IN Count q HerissOn's published
life of the late prince imperial that
Lieut.. Carey, who command the re-
connaissnce IN which the prince lost his
lie. deliberately caused the death or
the prince 10 crafty political frlepds IN
France. The statement IS looked upon
as unworthy of any credence.
Dispatches from Athens say that NJ.
De Lyxnnis, the new premier, fnds
himself IN All embarrassing position be-
tween the determined attitude OF the
Turkish government, ready to make
war on Greece on the slightest provoca-
ton, and the aggressive element which
oyerthrew NJ. 1rcoupy because ne was
not violent enough IN the assertion or
pan-Hellenlc principles. NJ. De Lyannis
has replied 10 the Cretan refugees that
while he sympathizes with Crete he
must act in accord with the powers.
lt is learned from Vienna that the
proposed French tariff is causing much
more CONSERVATION IN Austro-Hungary
than the American tariff, especially the
duty on timber, Hungary and Croatia
having been for many yesrs the chief
sources OF supply for material for
French wine casks. Austria may re-
taliste by putting duty on champagne.
Adyices from South Africa state that
the British government will not be con-
tent with a mere protectorate over
Nltu, but will establish a permanent
settlement there. A reward of 10000
rupees has been offered for the appre-
henslon of Tumo Bakari, the fugitive
sultan Of Vitu, who lnsugated the muir
der of the German traders.
A dispatcn from Vienna says the
Vatican has been asked to investigate
the reported miracle at Lumenburg. in
Styna, where the Virgin Mary is said to
appear twice day to little!girL At
present the police are guarding the tree
where the miraculous apparition is SAID
TO occur.
According to dispatch from Austria
lia, Sir Samuel Griffith, prime minister
of Queensland, has declared himself IN
favor Of the establishment of an Austria
Ian nation, governed by an Australian
parliament, with all the powers now
exercised by the parliament of Great
Britain.
The second cotton crop of Egypt is
described as satisfactory, both as TO
quantity and quality.
The queen regent of Spain has per-
sonally visited the scene of the great
tobacco factory fire in Madrid, and has
taken a lively interest IN the welfare OF
the 10, 600 persons who are thrown out
of work by the destruction of the
factory. She has taken steps to relieve
cases of suffering or restitution from
her private fund.
Ten workmen were killed by fall of
scafiOlding At house in course of cree
ton in the Schleuss-Strasse at Hamburg
TODAY.