The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-16
Buffalo Bill Exhibiting
at Strasburg
ITALY OPPOSES EMIGRATION.
Prince Bisnfarck's Speech To a Deputa-
tion Of Kiel Conservatives Shows
lndomitable Opposition.

Italy seeks % check emigration.
London has 10000 theatr.Sal people.
England is transplanting bur oysters.
Influenza has been very deadly in Ja-
pan.
Portugal is in fever OF excitement
against England.
Sweden and Norway sent to the United
States 5000 people in 1890.
Children under 9 have been prohib-
tied from working in India factories.
The grip is spreading in the south Of
Russia, and many deaths are reported.
A scheme for Sunday theater is being
promoted in London, and is expected to
succeed.
A Salvation Army refuge in the Belle
vile quarter Of Paris has been closed by
the police.
Russia has ordered the closer protec-
tion OF the seal rookeries on Copper and
Robin Islands.
Bremen is thronged with Russian en-
igrants, who expected to be carried to
Brazil gratuitously.
The Chilian envoy to Europe has not
yet found any one who is willing to lend
money to Balmaceda.
The Spanish gunboat Canto has been
lost on rock off Porto Plata, a seaport
on the north OF san Domingo
Prince Bismarck's speech to the depu-
tatiOn OF kiel Conservatives is consid-
cred to presage his indomitable opposi-
ton to .he government.
! The longest bridge in the world is to be
built on the estate of Prince Radziwill
in East Prussia. 1t will be of wood and
four and three-ffths miles long.
The ex-Emperor of Brazil is going to
reside with the Duke of Nemours at
! Bushey Park in England this summer.
He is in good health and spirits.
All along the coast of the African pos
sessions OF Germany gibbets are erected,
and it is a common sight to see an Arab
strung up as warning to others.
/ Russia is reaching out By way Of Abys-
sinia for her slice of African territorial
cake. Russia is apt to get territorial
cake sooner or later everywhere she tries.
Bulgaria has in curt language re-
1 quested the Turkish government to rec
ognize Prince Ferdinand and warned the
Sultan that in the event of refusal Bull
garia would proclaim her independence.
The Berlin NGchrichten saws the re-
moval of the prohibitory restrictions on
American pork has been arranged for as
soon as the United States government
issues regulations for carrying out the
inspection law.
1t is said that Lord Randolph Church
i'll carries to Africa an ore-crushing ma
chine, and that the mining engineer who
accompanies him represents the Roths-
childs, and that a search for gold is the
real purpose of the trip.
The officers and crews of the revolu-
tionary Chilian squadron are said to have
signed round robin" binding them
selves not to lay down their arms until
they hang President Balmaceda in the
principal square OF Santiago.
A dispatch from Rome says: Baron
Fava in his report on the New Orleans
affair expressed the belief that there is
no way out of the situation, as the Fed
eral government has no power to give
Italy the satisfaction demanded.
The condition of many of the refugees
at lquiqui, Chill, is declared to be hor-
rible. Provisions were so recently scarce
in Iquique, owing to the blockade, that
$40 were paid for a can of condensed
milk, and beef sold at $40 pound.
Buffalo Bill is at Strasburg exhibiting
twenty-siX bucks and two squaws, Just
arrived via Antwerp, as his personal cap
lures in the recent Indian war. He
claims to have saved several of them
from the gallows by his intercession.
French naval officers are in turmoil
over the supposititious worthlessness of
their torpedo boats. That some of the
boats are quite useless was shown re-
Gently by the experience of two of them
built after the plans of Admiral Aube.
Triple screws on war ships are being
introduced by all the principal naval
powers except England the experience
of engineers showing that 15,000-horse
power is the maximum that can be eff
fectively transmitted through one screw.
A year ago the fastest train between
London and Aberdeen, 542 miles, ran in
in fourteen hours. Last fall it was re-
duced to twelve hours and fifty minutes.
This year it will cover the SAP miles in
twelve hours, or a little over forty-five
miles an hour.
The British troops have burned twelve
villages occupied by the rebellious Mani
puris. The latter retreated to the hills.
The British then shelled the hills, killing
and wounding large number of the en-
emy. The latter is now believed to be
completely subiugated.
The Cardiff Mail says editorially that
Mr.. Stanley's contemptuous treatment
OF the later proposals made to honor him
suggests the thought that the easiest way
of showing admiration for him is to
leave him to the undisturbed enjoyment
of the comparative solitude which he
seems to prefer.