Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-01-11
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
STUART PARNELL IN A
NEW ROLE,
Emperor William Recovered = Deaoly
Work of the Influenza in Paris
Fred Douglass in Trouble
Pri. ce of wales.
Pernell is accused of adultery.

Enin Pasha has had a relapse, and
great anxiety is felt.
The wife of Dom Pedro, ex-emperor OF
Brazil, died at Lisbon.
DR.. Fofoster, manager of the Burg
theater, Vienna, is dead.
Stanley has sailed for Egypt, with $50
followers of Emin Pasha.
Thomas Oldham Barlow, R. A., the
English engraver, is dead.
Paris reported lib deaths in twenty
four hours from influenza.
Nellie Bly, has arrived at Hong Kong
on her homeward journey.
1t is announced that Emperor William
has recovered from his illness.
Won Alwens, vice-president OF the
Bavarian chamber of representatives, is
dead.
Boulanger denies that he has been en-
gagged to deliver lectures in the United
States.
School-hoys in Guatemala hanged a
teacher who was chastising one OF their
number.
The unsettled condition of affairs in
Brazil is interfering with the gathering
of rubber.
Verdi is spending the winter in a
hotel at Milan, engaged in making notes
| for new opera.
G. Charles Mackay, Ii. D., the well
known London author and journalist, Is
dead, aged 70 years.
Paulus, the famous Anger who started
Boulanger, has been singing lately IN
Vienna with great success.
The university at Odessa is closed,
owing to the discovery that a number OF
the students are active nihilists.
The strike of coal miners in the Char
leroix district, Belgium, is spreading.
The strikers now number 10, 0.
Major Serpa Pinto telegraphs rom
Mozambique that he has committed no
act of hostility against the English.
All the vessels comprising the Ameri-
can evolution squadron are now at LIS
bon, the 70. Ktown having just arrived
Four ironclads have left Malta, under
orders to proceed to Lisbon, to be PRESENT
at the ceremony of the proclamation OF
King Charles L.
Boulanger and Tonseca, the chief Of
Brazirs new provisional government,
have been exchanging messages of mu-
tual Generalization.
Italian anarchists have posted placards
in Lagana, Switzerland, calling on Italians
to follow the example of Brazil and over
throw the monarchy.
Madame Bonnemain, an enthusiastic
supporter OF General Boulanger, has just
inherited 81 500, 900, the bulk of which
she will devote to the Generals cause.
Ae-4l--tie has breken5essaitt III the de-
partment OF C6scatan, San Salvador. 1t
is headed by ex-Commandant General
Ervas, who had strong force under
him.
The decree relating to Dom Pedro,
besides suppressing his allowance, orders
the confscation of his property and for
bids the return of the imperial family to
Brazil for two years.
DR.. Damaschino, leading physician of
Paris, is dead. His death is die to in
huenza and weakness of the heart. This
is the fifth death from influenza since the
outbreak OF the epidemic.
King Humbert has given up smoking.
He used to smoke all day long and got a
disorder of the bronchial tubes in conse-
quence. He now sucks toothpicks filled
with camphor and is said to enjoy them.
Three Franciscan nuns at Dachau,
near Munich, have been sentenced to
imprisonment for short terms for practic-
ing upon the credulity Of girl pupil and
deceiving her by various illusions OF
pretended supernatural character.
Fred Douglass is not at all happy in
Hayti. He is tabooed by the represen
tatives of other foreign governments and
in many respects is made TO feel that he
is not welcome guest in Hippolyte's
capital. AS result he will probably re-
sign.
The Prince of Wales is suffering mani
testify from great depression OF spirits
He talks constantly of his failing health,
and, although he battles bravely against
increasing weakness, he is said TO be IAN
entirely different man from what he was
twelve months SINCE"
The ceremony of proclaiming his
majesty Carlos l. as Ping Of Portugal and
Algerve took place at Lisbon. The
weather was cloudy but had no effect
upon the crowds of enthusiastic people
who thronged the streets through which
the king passed on his way to the palace.
The new water works ars completed
at Gugaquil, Ecuador, and the city is
now assured of a plentiful suppl, of
fresh water. That, it is believed, will
have an excellent effect upon the general
health of the people, and an increase in
both population and commerce is looked
for.
Two thousand delegates attended the
first meeting of midas national con-
gress. Sir William Wedderburn pre-
sided. The congress condemned the
Indian bureaucracy and ciaimad for the
people of India the same control over
their government that the people Of Eng
land possess over theirs.
The influenza is rampant in Paris
Undertakes are overworked, and many
OF their employees are down. In conse-
quence of the increa in the number OF
funerals the system of draping the
churches with enormous hangings OF
black and an expensive parade of various
emblems of woe have been abandoned
The report for the week gives 200 more
deaths than for the preceding week.