The National tribune., 1890-07-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Prince Regent of Bavaria having refused
to recognize the Pappenheim- Wheeler marriage
rs legal, the Count has resigned his rights to
his young brother and will pay annually
$4,000 from his wife's dowry TO pay OF the
family mortgages--A dispatch from Valpa-
raiso stated that mob sacked several stores in
Santiago, the capital, necessitating the calling
out of the military. The French Chamber Of
Deputies, by 253 10 232, has decided to consider
the clauses OF the sugar tax bill.--The radical
members of the Servian Skuptschina will petit
ton the regents to Danish ex- King Milan to
provinces apart from his son, King Alexander
The bill providing for the cessou Of He'll
goland TO Germany passed second reading in
the House of Commons. Mr.. Gladstone re-
fused to join the division. aud complimented
Lord Salisbury on the African clauses in tho
Anglo German agrecment.-The Steele aud
Figaro, of Paris published an alleged interview
with Minister Reid in which he attacked the
Mckinley bill. The interviews have been con-
tradicted by Mr.. Reid, who saw no CORE
spondent.---A French expedition TO explore
Central Africa is being organized. Ii will DO
divided into three sections, which will start
simultaneously from Algeria and the Niger
and Congo Rivers aud converge az Lake
Tchad.-A battle was fought between the
troops Of San Salvador aud Guatemala, in which
the Salyadoran army was victorious. Gen.
EZeta, with his army, is reported as having n-
yaded Gautomala's territory and Is marching
on the Capital. IL Is also said that Mexico will
recognize Ezcta as President of San Salvador.
Tile Russian Ambassador TO Turkey has
presented a note to the Porte opposing the
granting of the demands made by Bulgaria
upon Turkey, and declaring that such conces-
sion would be so unfrieudly an act toward
Russia us might lead 10 serious consequences.
POLITICAL.
In several OF the States the Farmers Alliance
shows a disposition 10 keep some very good
men at home.-Itis probable that the drbar-
Material tickets in Massachusetts, this year will
be headed, as they were last year, by William
+. Russell and John q. A. Brackett, but il is
considered that Russell will have better
chance OF winning this year than he had ia
l559-Judge James j. jenkins is mentioned
as likely to have the support Of Wisconsin
Democrats for Senator 10 succeed Mr.. Spooner.
Mr. jenkins 10 is understood, holds a pledge
from ex.Secretary Villas binding tho latter TO
favor his candidacy. Hampshire Dem.
oerats propose to conduct their campaign this
Fall chiefly upon national issues. They will
however, ask support from oil those who favor
the repeal of the prohibit0Fy laws Of the State.
The Providence journal tInd.) advises Ed
itor Dana 20 quit pumping thunder" into tho
Hill boom. IL says the country Is not inter-
tsltl III mn just now - -ccuhLOE ID. ATE
mold, of Otsego County, desires 10 be nominated
for Congress 10 succeed the late David Wilbur.
The Democrats ia the Senate rely upon pro-
lonEed debate on the tariff bill 70 such an ex-
tent as to hamper the passage OF the elections
bill. A business mems meeting al Atlanta
adopted remoBstraDce against tho latter
measure, but ignored the proposed boycott of
Northern trade, and in New Orleans the ex-
element over the subject has passed AWAY
The Reuubiirau State (ongautf i'm tsyaa Gid al
St. Paul on Thursday, aud nominated the fol-
lowing ticket For Governor, II. Merriam. re-
nominated, for Lieutenant-G Governor q. s. Ives,
Of Nicollet for State Treasurer, Joseph Bobeter
renOminatcd; for Secretary of State, Hans
Mattson, rcnOminatod; for State Auditor T.. j.
McGuire, of Polk County; for httornoy-Gen-
eral, Moses T. Glass; renominatcd for Clerk
OF Supreme Court, G. Is. HoIcomb Washington
County -Gov. Fleming, of Florida has writ
ten letter positively declining 10 permit his
name TO be used before the Legislature as @
candidate for United States Senator. The
following nominations were made by the Ee-
braslEa State Republican Convention on Thurs.
day: For Governor l.. ID. Richards for Sccre-
tary Of State, j. q. Allen Of Red Willow; for
State Auditor, Thomas II. Benton, Dodge for
Treasurer, Capt. J. f. Hill, Gage; for Attorney.
General ii. H. Hastings, Saline for Land Com
missioner, Geo. Humphrey, Custer; for State
Superintendent, A. ii. Gawdy, Webster
Gen. H. Bard Grubb will be candidate for tho
u. s. ScnatOrship from New Jersey.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Andrew ii. Tanning TO whom the unfortu-
nate cigaret girl, Annie Goodwin, of New
York, was betrothed was arrested as an aoces.
sorry before the fact in connection with the girls
death at the hands Of DR. McGonegaI--The
National Line steamer Egypt, Of New York,
with crew Of ~ men on board and 25 cattle
men as passengers, was abandoned at sea owing
TO disastrous fire. The survivors were picked
up by the steamer Manhattan, after floating
about in boats for day, and were taken TO Eng
land.-Miss Weed, sister Of ex-G0v. Sprague's
wife. eloped from Can0nchet and married
Howard s. Eaton, and now IL is discovered that
their union is illegal, both being undef age
The steamship Idaho, of tho Dominion line
went ashore at South Point, Anticosti, 40 miles
southeast Of Montreal, In a fog, aud will
probably be total wreck. -MandeyilI Ault
of Centerville, o., killed his wife with pistol
and then hanged himself, while mentally de-
pressed. -Suit was entered by Rev. w. w.
Downs, Of Boston, against Joseph Story aud
conspiracy TO convict Downs OF the crime Of
adultery. II. Haywood, who, with his
wife, publishes sheet in Princeton, Mass, in
advocacy of free love, was sentenced to two
years imprisonment for sending obscene liter
atnre througe the mai.-Riehard l.. Thayer
South Boston policeman, was arrested as he
was leaving grocery store that he had forcibly
entered aud robbed while on duty and in uni
form.-HenTy Eddy, of Danbnry, Conn
while insane from the effects of a spree, shot
Alfred Maidee and Frank SlOcum, his neigh
bors, believing them to be burgars.-Ex-
Congressman Eli j. Henkle was arrested in
Baltimore on the charge Of forging the indorse.
ment of Thomas Humphrey, farmer, to three
notes for $3.50 each.--William l.. Ellsworth
who claims to be the inventor of the smokeless