Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-04-14
Foreign, Notes.

! Archbishop Corrigan, of New York. is in
Rome, and will talk with the pope
Grand Duke Sergius, brother Of the car,
replaces Prince Dolgoronkof as governor of
Moscow.
The London Chronicles St Petersburg
correspondent, hears that Emperor William
has asked the car for permission to make q
tour through Prussia
The Chinese statesman, Marquis Tseng, is
/ dead. The marquis has at various times
represented his country at the courts of Lon
don, Paris and st. Petersburg.
A desperate fight occurred between par
ties of Tyroles and Czech soldiers at Inns
bruck, Austria The men used their bayo-
nets, and several were badly wounded
Owing to the recent embezzlement of
| 100000 francs by the state treasurer of the
canton of Iicino, Switzerland, the Liberals
propose to impeach the cahtonal govern
ment
| Henry M. Stanley arrived at Cannes Sat-
urday. He was welcomed by Sir William
Mackinnon, chairman of the Emin relief
committee, and later paid his respects to the
Prince of Wales
| The blockade established by France to
prevent the landing of arms for use by the
Dahomians will be extended to include GER
tain other portions of the slave coast than
those now blockaded.
The correspondent at Rome of The London
Times, denies on the best authority that
Gen. Simmons was in any way empowered
to negotiate with regard to the matter Of
the African bishoprics.
Mr.. johnston the British CONSUL has re-
| turned to Mozambique He complains of
the boycott of dealers against the British
war-ships A corps of volunteers has been
raised at Quillimane for service in the Shire
dis yrict
A syndicate of English capitalists has
been formed to establish an immense shop
for the manufacture of locomotives at Sgd
ney, N. S. w. A number of engineers and
skilled mechanics have already been sent to
Sydney to begin operations.
During the celebration of mass in the
Catholic church at Broniscowitz, Hungary,
Friday, the edihce caught fire and was
burned to the ground. The congregation
became panic-stricken and chol1ed the
exits Two persons were killed and several
injured.
The czarewitch and his father, Grand
Duke George, are about to start on voyage
to Vladivestok, a seaport of Primorsk, in
Asiatic Russia. Preparations are now being
made for the voyage, which will be made by
way of sle Suez canal Their vessel will call
at various ports in India
Cardinal Talimberti is going to Berlin to
confer with Chancellor Won Capriai with
object of opening negotiations with the
Clericals in the reichstag, ALSO it is reported,
to arrange for the conversion of the Prls-
sian legation at the Vatican into a represen-
tative of German empire.
The place of Baron Ferdinand James de
Rothschld, at Waddesdon manor. his coun-
try seat in Aylesbury, England has been
partially destroyed by fire. Among the prop
erty burned were a picture by Gaines
borough valued at 10000 and large
quantity of valuable tapestry.
At Wigan, Lancashire, Eng, two men
named Moran and Haigh engaged in a
brutal prize fight, in which no rules were
observed. After the first round, which di-
vested both men of all clothing, they fought
naked and used their clogs for weapons
Both were sickening spectacles at the end of
the contest and Moran was carried home
| unconscious.
Emperor William Friday visited the EN-
press of Austria at the Weisbaden. He
was attired in the uniform of a colonel of
the Hungarian hussars In the evening the
emperor dined with the Austrian empress,
Archduchess Valerie and AIchduke Francis
Saltwater. After dinner the emperor called
out the troops of the garrison for sham
fight