Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-13
THE OLD WORLD.
The Servian Cabinet has resigned.


Senior Esperado, the renowned Cuban
pianist, is dead
The Nile has risen we'll. Cotton
promises an early and good crop.
The hay crop in Ireland is ruined, and
| the condition of cereals and the turf is
bad.
Recent heavy transforms have flooded
a portion of Austria and done great dam
| age.
An American "Wild West" show has
opened in Hamburg under fattering
, auspices.
The tomato is having a great run in
London as medical agent especially
for biliousness.
De Giers says the recent interview be-
tween the Gar and Emperor William
was satisfactory.
A Parliamentary return shows that
during 1889 twenty-seven people died of
starvation in London.
| The transSaharan scheme is backed
by Banque de Russ ct Franchise 1t is
to be 1000 miles in length.
1t is said that Italy will officially rec
ognize the de-factO government of Brazil
whenever England does so.
The London Gazette publishes an or
der for the construction of several light
railways in Ireland under the act of
! 1889.
| Large numbers of Russian merchants
are preparing to emigrate to Brazil, ow-
ing to the slackening of Russian iron
industry.
\ proclamation has been issued at
Melbourne prohibiting the gathering of
men to intimidate wOrkmen who have
refused to strike.
Guyot, the French Minister of Pub
lie Works, has submitted to the Cab
met project for the construction of a
sea canal to Paris.
The German Imperial yacht Hohen-
zollern had stormy passage from Rus
STA, but William remained on deck dur
ing the worst of it.
1t is stated that Ezeta will be only
satisfied with a guarantee from the
United States for Guatemala's adher-
ence to her promises.
The question of a famine in the Azores
is causing uneasiness. The inhabitants
protest against any increase of taxation
in order to pay for cable.
The working population of the Rus
sian town of KOvno has organized an
emigration movement to Brazil. The
exodus has cramped manufacturing in
dustries
The Jewish Workingmen's Club in
! London is sending many poor Hebrews
to Palestine, and will provide them with
! funds with which to purchase land and
start a home.
Six more villages in Southern Hun
gary have been burned The dryness of
the wood, owing to the torrid weather
and drought, make excellent material to
feed the flames.
Lieutenant Ryder will explore 500
miles of the unknown coast of Green
land. Denmark appropriates $4,000
! for the enterprise. Ryder will start for
the coast next spring.
Queen Natalie has sent all the papers
connected with her divorce to a Rus
sian lawyer for his opinion, and has
further signifed her intention of pub
fishing the whole history of her matri-
monial differences in book.
The Armenian Governors have bean
ordered to arrest any Armenians caught
conversing on the street as conspirators
and send them to COnstantinople. In the
event of resistance the Governors are
instructed to shoot the offenders.
Major Bartellot's diary, which will be
published this autumn, will give docu-
ments and papers that impugn seriously
the management of the Stanley relief
expedition. Many of the facts recited
are said to seriously conflict with Stan
ley's narrative.
On October Is great exhibition
of the products of the Russian provinces
of Central Asia will be opened in the
Historical Museum of Moscow. The OBJ
ject of the exhibition will be to acquaint
the people with the wealth OF those
provinces and with the manner of living
there.
At the Catholic Congress at Coblentz
5000 persons attended. The congress
demands the re-establishment in Ger
many of all Catholic orders, including
the Jesuits, and the restoration of the
Pope's temporal power; also govern
ment subvention for Catholic missions
in German Africa.