The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-25


dangerous remedy upon the single
! government question, but he was
powerlcss to do anything with the
continued obstruction Of long and
complicated measures.
The damage sustained by the
steamer City of Rome, which struck
Faslnet Rock, is much more serious
than was at first supposed. Experts
who have examined the hull of the
City of Rome declare that the prompt
closing of the sliding door in the
hulkhead separating the forepeak
frolu the adjacent compartment
alone prevented the steamer from
instantly sinking. The prov is torn
away for a distance of twenty feet.
Reports have been received at st.
Petersburg OF disastrous conila-
grafton and great loss to life and
property in II mining district of the
IRA! Mountains. The iron-works
at Ufalesk and Tewjausk, 1000
dwellings, four schools, three
churches and hospitals and maga.
zines were completely destroyed,
Forty persons were burned to death
and lS, 1000 made homeless.
The Hamburg Naohrchtcn justi-
lles the action Of Prince Bismarck
in giving his views through the
medium of foreign journals, "rhere
surely was no HARM" it says, sin
explaining the policy which the
Government approved of three
months ago, and which the Emperor
professed he would continue"
1t has been discovered that The
headquarters Of Il gang making i'm.
mense quantities OF bogus stuff pur-
porting to be brandy, charterusc
and champagne OF famous makes is
at Barcelona, Spain. An extensive
plant OF printing presses was found,
and dozen men were arrested.
The head OF the concern escaped to
America.
| The marriage Of Mary Anderson
to Jose de Navarro was to take
place at Brompton Abbey, June
l7th. The trousseau of The bride is
large, elegant and costly, and is
made by Worth of Paris.
! The Swiss State Council has voted
II further sum Of $500, 900 for the
purchase of war material. II also
passed a law providing for the re-
gistration Of all horses in Swi,zer.
land lt for military service.
Kerr, the champion tennis-plsyer
of Ireland, defeated Petit, the
champion Of America, in the match
u, Dublin. for the worlds cham
pionship hy a score of $ to nothing
The trial 10 Berlin Of the Coun-
tess Won Lue,zuut, who is charged
with making her fashionable resi-
denee In Thiergarten the scene Of
outrageous conduct. in which many
members OF the German nobility
took part, is proceeding behind clos
cd doors. The case was made public
through the arrest of the Countess
for attempting to strange a servant
girl who threatened TO disclose to
the police what went on within the
house. Although the public is ex-
cinded from the courtroom, it is
known the Prince OF SAKE. Al,en-
berg, Count Won Kotze, Fran Groh-
newaldt, the singer, and many
members OF the nobility OF the cap
ital, ARE among the Witnesses sum-
moncd.
Strikers n Hcunsh. Silesia. at
tackled the factories on the 10th
inst, and with clubs and stones
smashed the windows in sixteen OF
them. a uunIher of strikers were
arrested, and their comrades as~
sauitea the police in their attempts
to rescue them. The military was
called ou, and soon qucied the
rioting. Dispatches from Bennsci,
say the rloling lasted nine hours
and that l3u arrests have heci
made. 1t is also reported that the
manufacturers of the town have
agreed to increase employees wages,
and that this concession will pro-
bah!y end the strike.
; The wedding of William O'Hricn,
editor Of the Freeman's journal,
. and Mile. Raftalovitch, daughter
OF banker of Paris, took place
| June II, at Brompton Oratory. The
ceremony was performed by Arch
. bishop CrOke. PArnel! and Othe,
! colleagues of the bridegroom in the
, House Of COLimons were present
John Dillon was groOmsman.
a MEDAL FOR STANLEY.
Stanley made an address al
Edinburgh, 10Th inst, before the
Geographical Society. The Mar
quis of Lorne, who presided, pre-.
sented gold medal to the explorer
| on hahalf nf tha snniatI