Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-11-21
FOREIGN NEWS

England f3, ,0oO. 900, repayable next spring.
The report Of the llquidator of the Soclete
des MetauI at Paris, shows that the share
holders viii receive nothing, and the deben-
ture holders and other creditors will receive
only "a per cent. The final liability Of the
company Is estimated at fl 100000 and
the assests a. t3S 100000.
Queen Emma as regent, will govern dur
the illness Of King William at The Hague.
Alta meeting Of the Emin relief committee
| held at London, Il Was decided 10 take no
immediate action relative TO the charges and
countercharges made by members OF the eI-
| petition. It was also decided to leave TO
| Mrs. Jameson's discretion whether or not
she would publish the letter from her hus-
band In relation to the charges against him.
In fight which took place between the
police and the military at Galway, police
sergeant was severely injured. The military
their barracks. The ConBaught Rangers,
who took prominent part IN the disturb
ance, have been ordered away from Galway.
A recent telegram from La I.ibertad, state.
that during the night President Brogan and
his forces Withdrew from the capital. They
fought their way through the lines, but are
| being pursued By soldiers sent after them by
Gen. Sanchez who Is now in complete pos
session of the capital. 1t is understood that
Sanchez will al once declare de facto gov
crnment and send representatives TO Sslva.
dor. Nicaragua, and possibly to Mexico anu
the United States.
The magistrates court at Tippersry has
changed the venue OF the conspiracy case
from Tipperary to Clonmel.
The Vatican authorities have given notice
that servants OF the church who vote in the
coming elections will be deprived Of their
emoiuments.
The London court has ordered that 81 Of
the pictures illustrating the works OF
Rabelais, which were recently seized BY the
police at an art gallery In Pail Mall, on the
ground that they were improper, be de-
stroyed. The proprietors of the gallery
were committed for trial.
Prof Koch is to publish TO the world the
composition OF his cure for consumption.
Ans physician who desires further informn-
ton as to details may thereafter apply TO Dr.
kornet, Prof. koch's assistant, who has es-
ablished hospitals for the treatment OF home
ahd foreign patients. Prof. koch will now
begin experimenting for a cure OF diph
liberia.
The bodies OF 30 OF the persons who lost
their lives by the capsizing OF ferry boat in
the river Wagg, near Bisztritz, have been re-
covered.
The Guards Wellington Barracks, at Lon
under the staircase in the quarters Of the
married men. All the adult inmates were
rescued by means of ladders, amid great ex-
element A number OF children suffering
with the measles were wrapped In blankets
aud taken TO places Of shelter. The latest
report says that over 20 persons jumped
from Windows, and that six persons re
ceived serious injuries and were sent to the
hospital.
The Independence Beige OF Brussels states
that two Belgian officers assert that they saw
when IN the Congo state, q notebook, the
property OF Jameson, which contained six
drawings depicting the vanous stages Of the
dressing and cooking Of human flesh by ma
tives. The series Of drawings bore the ii.
tie "A Drama In Six Sketches One OF the
officers says he also saw 4 negro's head and
skin, preserved In glass vessels, in the pos
session Of Jameson.
The quarrel between W. S. Gilbert and
D'0yly Carte has been arranged and they
! will again collaborste with Mr.. Sullivan In
the production Of opera in the Savoy thea.
, tire.
! The Bordeaux Geographical Society gave
a"punch of honor TO Capt Trivier, the
, French explorer who will leave Nov. 20 on
I voyage along the west and east coasts oil
Africa, from Dakar, Senegal, TO Zanzibar
for the purpose Of inquiring into the com
. mercial resources OF the various posts.
! Prof Koch has been suddenly taken Ill
7 and the startling question now arises
whether he himself is not afflicted with tuber-
culosis. Prof. Libberitz had apparently de
Z monstrsted that the lymph has no influences
on people who are not consumptive. II ar
, pears that DIR. Koch had inocuiated himself
. | with some lymph, sud afterward took {
} walk. While out he was seized with vomit
ing. accompanied BY fever. which are the
. symptoms which always follow the inocula
! tion OF consumptive patients, and he had to
. return home In cab.
NJ. Buchonnet, President OF Switzerland
) presid; at the conference to reconcile th,
, differences between the Liberals and Con
servatives In the canton OF Ticino. Mr.
{ Buchonnet proposed the adoption OF = pro
portional election system. based on the prin
. ciple OF large constituencies.
. DR.. windthurst, leader Of the CathoH,
D party in the Reichstag, Is suffering from
heart affection. and his physicians have en-
. Joined him TO withdraw from politics.
' The Novoe vremya says u the Czarewitch'
visit to India produces the results Lor,
Salisbury indicates, II will be one Of tn
4 principal events of the closing decade.
Y The Pope has approved the foundation o
0 the Society OF the Servants of st, Peter
whose members are sworn TO the literary de
fence OF the papacy. The founder is Mgr
l. Fava. bishop of Grenoble.
g Mr.. Crick. q member Of the Legislative
n Assembly for West MacIuarie, U. S. A., he
n came involved In dispute with the chair
. m'n Of the Assembly, and in very violen
!: language defed The presiding officer to en-
Il force the rules against him. and the chair
= man was compelled to order bis eIpu sion
: In a short time he reappeared, and was thel
again foreibly put out of the chamber.
n vote was then taken. declaring Mr.. Crick'
E seat vacant.
Il In the divorce court at London Mr.. Lock
;, wood on behalf OF Mrs. JSbea, applied 70
: postpouement OF the Purnell suit pendn
: sister Of Mrs. O'Shea. against whom there
a counter accusation. Soliritor-tiener.
: Clarke, for Capt. O'Shea, opposed \ pos
IL poneurnt. Judge Butt refused TO grant M
further delay.
d NM. Deronede and Iague-re fought
duel IN wood near Mrnceau, France Onl
c two shots were fired, N. Iagterre missin
I. his aim each time. On both occ7sions y
; Derouledc fired intothc air, saving he woul
- not fire at an old friend. The principal
have become reconcileI.
1t The National Ieiiung saws that bill b.
he fore the federal council provides for a gra,
In usl edIiction IN the tax on beet sugar. Th
70 payment Of bounty on the beet sugar el
nt ported from the country. the paper saw
We Win begin in August, 1899.
" Queen Victoria has decorated the Suits
., OF Zanzibar with the or,ler OF the Star
n ~ India.
Patrick Delaney, who was serving a II
h. sentence for his connection with the PhGnl
~ Park murders, and who gave evidence befo
y. the Psrnei commission, has been releas,
~ from prison.
A Contract to Clean the washingts
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