Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03
FOREIGN FLASHES
News From the Old World tha, a. NJ


The parliamentary election which is to
| be held IN Windsor tomorrow will be one
of the liyeliest contests Of late wears.
Both parties are working hard. the con-
serYatives TO maintain their majority of
about 80 and the liberals 10 overcome IL
by the popularity of their candidate and
| aecessions to their ranks through the in
crease OF the total vote in the district
since the last election.
The liberals have organized an immense
parade, one of the features Of which will
be one of Balfour's battering rams used
by the government eYictorS In yariOus
parts ot Ireland 10 beat down the walls
and doors Of houses whose inmates re-
fused admission to the bailiffs aud police
The conservatives have declared that
they Will capture this engine of destruc-
tion, aud should they adhere to their re-
solve an exciting scene will ensue. from
which may result many broken heads.
Members OF the recently victorious Ok
ford crew are giving every possibleassis
ance TO the liberals in the contest. the
Glad~toniaH candidate. Greenfel. being
am Oxford graduate and having coached
the crew to victory. Seldom has there
occurred contest Into which both sides
have entered with such perfect confidence
of success.
II is stated that Emperor William is
preparing a scheme for "A peaceful COM
promise Of existing differences between
Germany and France and will submit
terms to the French government at an
early day. The plan is said To be so en-
tirely equitable that its tender by the
more aggressive of the two powers can
not fail Of cordial acceptance though II
may possibly be subjected to slight mod
iication
Chancellor Won Caprivi has announced
his intention to abandon the system Of in
spired journals, which he believed to be
unfair To other newspapers and produce
tive Of no benefit to the inspiring author
ity. In future he will decline to extend
iavors to one paper which are denied to
another. but will on the other hand aim
al wider and more equitale distribution OF
official news among the respectable Jour
mails. without reference to their political
leanings. than has heretofore been the
practice
The emperor has decided that the
military officers IN the retired list are
under the jurisdiction of the civil author
tiles and must In all cases be- amendable
TO the civil laws
The report to the hetrothal of Arch
duchess Stephauie. widow of Crown
Prince Rudulph. to Archduke Francis.
heir to the Austrian throne. is officially
denied at Vienna.
LONDON. April The London press
are unanimous In the bitter denunciation
Of the ingratitude di splayed by Emin
Pasha, in entering the service Of Ger
many and the organization of an expedi-
ton to return to the equatorial province.
lie formerly governed. though stress Is
laid upon his nullifcatiOn OF the work
done by Stanley. in rescung Emin from
! his perilous position and conducting him
in safety to the seaboard. II is quite OBJ
viOus that the inspiration Of the articles
is horne OF alarm al the pro peet of Ger
man interference with English interests
| In Africa. and that If these inter-
ests were not mcnaced Emin might
90 wither he pleased. without
/ slightest objection on the part Of any one in
| England 1t i perfectly well known that
Emin, for some time past. has been desir-
Gus of returning to his province and
equally well understood that he has
never forgiven stanley for rescuing him,
or to put il palmer for making his de-
sertion OF his past and journey to Baga-
mask o matter of cOmpulsion, which
nobody Is surprised that Emin has
entered the service Of Germany. II Is
nevertheless q matter of regret that he
has done 50