The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-04-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
michael Davitt to Start a Labor
Paper in London.
irish unionist Papers Unanimous in
condemnation of Extension
Of Self-Government.


Of Self-Government.
Emin Pasha is to withdraw from tn
Egyptian service.
Inc French chamber of deputies ha
elected Spuller vice-president.
The new Hungarian diet will no
change the foreign policy of the govern
ment.
The damage done by continued flood
throughout Italy is estimated at 1000. 90,
francs. '00o'o0'
The Sultan has given the King of Ital,
several Arab horses and other valuable
presents.
The Duke of Cambridge, it is said, has
decided to abandon the chief command
Of the army.
Greece is ordering large quantity OF
arms and munitions of war and three fast
cruisers in France.
The Servian government officially de-
MES that 1T is trying to make match for
the 14-year-old king.
German authorities at Zanzibar have
hanged a slave dealer for trying to en-
bark slaves at Bagamoyo.
1t Is announced that a photographers
at Vienna named Veresez has succeeded
In photographing natural colors.
Minister to Spain Thomas w. Palmer
is not pleased with the position he occu-
pies and will return home in a short
while.
General Boulanger has left his Jersey
retreat and taken handsome house in
London, where he spends money pro-
fusely.
An unlocked lamp alongside the corpse
OF workman named Morris explains the
cause of the explosion in the Morsa
(Wales) colliery.
The new French ministry will devote
itself to the amelioration OF the condition
OF the laboring classes and to conciIiate
the political factions.
Vienna dispatches say band of Ser
war militia trie1 to capture the Boz clan
village OF Granfe, but were repulsed bv
Austrian gendarmes.
The English government Intends intro
ducing bill into Parliament against the
importation into that country of diseased
cattle from the United States.
The British steamer Vincent has been
abandoned at sea. The captain and eight
OF the crew landed at Frrol, Spain. The
mate and fourteen men Were lost.
The dividends Of the English sire It
car companies varied last year from Il
to 954 per cent. They nearly all showed
an increase over the previous year.
The Cologne Gazette threatens war to
the kdife against Bismarck if the Chan
cellor forms an alliance with Windthorst.
the leader of the Clerical party.
Owing to incessant rains the river at
Bris ane, Queensland, has overhowed it's
banks and inundated the town. The
damage is estimated at f30O, 600.
The French gunboat Emarade he's
Abomev, village of Da-
honey, on the Niger The Dahomans
were panicstricken by the attack.
The election in Peru promises to be
serious affair. Collisions between the
parties are frequent, and in
many ases of bloody character.
Cuban journals which have been
openly advocating annexation to the
United States have received a warming
which has checked their utterances.
The American stu tents in German uni
versities have formed a glee club, and |
making tour of European capi-
ais, singing American melodies only.
Near Catania, in daylight, six brigands
aptured Baron Zurlo and son. They
leld the son as hostage and sent the
ather for ransom of $4,000. Baron
lurlo scyaped together $4,000 and the
,rigands released his son.
The pnishioners of Harwarden, Eng
and, of both political parties, have just
lecidod to erect, as a memorial OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Gladstones golden wedding,
handsome fountain opposite to the en-
rance to the castle grounds
The Russian government has aban-
loned the prosecution of the woman
charged with sending the
Jzar a letter threatening that unless he
modified his reactionary policy he would
neet he fate of Alexander II.
During a severe electric storm that
wept over the mining pueblo of Hua
huca, in Peru, recently, the lightning
truck magazine, exploding 200 cases of
ynamite and giant powder. The entire
Torks were wrecBed, five persons being
illed outright, and forty more or less
eriously injured.
The white population of the Congo is
Increasing at quite a rapid rate. Five
ears ago, after Stanley had founded his
tations, there were only about 200 white
nen engaged in the various enterprises ]
long the river. The number has now
lcreased to nearly 500, some of whom
ave lived on the river nine or ten years.
Michael Davitt is about to establish a {
7eekly paper in London entitl d the La
or World. 1t will be the organ of the
abor movement of Great Britain and Ire
and, and will advocate radical principles
reform in labor and questions affecting
he social position of the mass s. Davitt !
as always stood we'll with the working :
lasses of Great Britain and is popular
18th the democracy everywhere on this |
de of the water The paper will be un-
er editorial control of the National
4 ague, and will render much s. rvice to !
arnell by it's influence among the labor
of England, Ireland and /,
Vales.
Those who have never raised ducks do ,
OF know that ducklings grow much ..
lster than chicks, and come at a time i
hen the best prices for chicks have
assed. Ducks will lay at least 140 eggs
year and will begin when six months ,
Id The Pekin is creamy white, by