Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-03-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

It is rumOred that Prince Wilhelm,
brother of the LandgraF Of lIesSe- Phillip-
tina Is going to divorce his wife q beautiful
and accomplished woman who will not SUI.
INIT to her husband amour with one of her
ladlcs-in-w waiting
The trial at Wadowice of the persons ac.
cused of cmigrant swindlng resulted in the
conviction by the jury of II Of the 90 pris-
Oners.
Barnum says that he will return to En-.
rope next season with somewhat con-
densed show to play on the continent and
through the English provinces.
The Halifax board Of trade protests against
increasing the duty on American flour and
asks for free corn.
Strained relations are reported between the
British and II 4ytlan government s.
Emin Pasha will sail for Europe at the
end Of the month.
The Chinese are massinS troops on the
Siberian frontier.
The Brazilian government is to promul-
gate new constitution.
Leagues have been formed in Rio Janeiro
and ut Bahia, Para, Santos and Pcrnambuco
to boycott British in favor of American
goods
Emperor William has ordered an inquiry
INTO the causes which led to the recent elec-
ton disorders.
The German shipyards are 50 busy that
contracts for the building Of new steam
ships are being given to English builders
The police having reasons to believe in
the existence of gang Of desperadoes,
whose object is to inveiglc rich young men
to Canada and murder them, an officer
from $ Otland Yard has left for Canada.
There Lave bppu two p1VGtprihpa ,ligonpanr
ances in Canada during the past nine
months.
Booth closed a very successful engage
mcnt at Baltimore.
L. s. troops had skirmish with five
renegade Apache murdercrs in Arizona; two
killed and the others captured.
A Kentucky woman recently died at the
age of l23.
Five prisoners have escaped from Jail at
CniontoWn, Penn.
Young George Hugo, grandson Of the
French poet has been distinguishing him
self by trading on his inheritance and giv-
ing notes for SlS, 900 in return for $4,000 in
cash.
The new great cantilever bridge over the
Forth near Edinburgh has been opened by
the frlnC' OF Wales in the presence of many
eminent engineers, railway directors and a
great mass Of spectators.
The Irish land bill whiShwill be introduced
in Parliament by the government provides
for state-aded immigration and ubol-
lshes the land courts and land commission.
ers.
The German Emperor desires to rebuild
the entire older iortion of Berlin.
The Frankfort Xeitung urges the Bunde.
strath 70 repeal the inteTdiCt on American
pork alleging the fact OF its having been i'm.
ported by way of Holland and eaten for
many years without any cases Of trichinosis
proves the interdict to be ridiculous.
1t is anticipated that rs result ofthe con.
ference between the Emperor and Prince
bismarck the government will, ut the com
ing session of the Reichstag submit an an.
ti-anarchist bill to take the place of the anti.
socialist bill, which was rejected by the last
Reichstag.
A mass meeting has been held in London
to protest against the treatment OF the no.
htical prisoners in Russ a. The Russian
refugees who are living in Paris were inyit.
cd to send delegates to the meeting.