Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-10
FOREIGN TOPICS OF INTEREST.
King Huubert Approves the New Cabinet
In Italy.

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=, .ih's'ereu 'ns oa'n VI omce W INC "iniS's.
Inc senate and chamber OF deputies VIII NEE
On saturday. 10 the names already men'ioneo
are addeo Sishor Cnimin'' minister OF asricui-
.are' ana Signor wharf, minister OF instrnc-
'ion, nihs humoert mas onered Sisnor Crispi
uue Oh noohi'y. s'snor branca, minister OF
public works. in conversation with deputy
Yesterday said that the new ministerial pro-
gran, xould deal chiefly With economies in the
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5,r.' 80, 80
departments. Inc poiicy OF the cao'net no
s Nouiu ne entirey P'cinc: put IL you'd De
70 ask Ior iresn foreign capital wnien
i~i' cohiu not 40 witnout
THE DISABILITIES OF xSeLIsH CATHOLICS.
In the British house Of commons Yesterday
Mr.. X. Causton. S3ladston;an member for
West Southwark asked whether Catholics would
be eligible to occupy the position of lord chan
ceilor OF England or viceroy OF Ireland Sir
5ic ,i EVeraro webster, the attorney general
lawyers ALTERED On de ~. ausst;on whieh xnuId
become practical II any eovcrnment snnointed
a Catholic 10 either of ,Ss.s no.;t;ons
Win HnA
SIR James Ferguson, political secretary OF
the foreign Office replying to o question as to
whether Great Britain could share in the com
,nor.;.l aav.,,,,.. ,v;.h p...;I .,,,.r, .;,h
the Tn;.sJ Statss "a .h.t CO., k-;t:;n had
No ,raatv LEI R...I - ,ha.os".a nnn1d Mt
demand the same trading rights.
KING LEOPOLD RRcEivEs wosKINGNEN.
King Leopold of Belgium received delega-
ton from the Workingmen's Council Of In
dustry yesterday. In a speech he said that he
had decided to pledge his supnort of the de-
mand for universal suffrage. he had the cause
OF the working classes greatly at heart, he
sala put not being dictator he must leave the
.W V,assH duesuon 70 .ne natioI W aeeiu 's
siderinp themselves n senarat~ canse We are
all Belgians, in different grades. and all work.
| men," The delegates replied that the work.
men mad been made separate class by being
Az S;' 'ne rjsn' oi Young iney trusted .ha'
| in ordsr 10 nravant ,nfor.raasa e.a,,.ramoa.
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| ne 'ui',n naS "PPio'eo me pro1ec' Oh 'ne
British embassy for providing homes for freed
| men and VIII assist In the abolition OF the
Turkish slave trade. Despite its formal aboli-
uoh sne save frame prevails everywhere IN .he
nsrrnas he.nlair,, ~ .nos. .,o 'ne a.a.e1
TO establish homes nj Cnnstant;rnnis t Smvrna
Panoaha.a Toi,au 1913 W Hs: ~, - a'
troiled and supported by the state where
freed slaves can be hired for service and their
chiidren can be educated. The project also
he sattIed nn s .n ,anda VI iieeo SN'eS Shall
rKhAiLn hnopEs iSposshs fARNkLL.
Inc HON. Cech John khodes, premier OF cape
Colony. South Africa who subscribed $50 900
toward the home rule campaipn fund in a cor
noi;cv 90 ra,,arSS ,ha rann't S;.,' VIC .h
fr;sh rarI;o no,,tas -. " WIG
,'''A p"i ii"inon'"iy parry
BRITISH MEMORIAL TO THE GEAR.
Inc BRITISH citizens memorial sent to the
car on January "a regarding the treatment OF
Jews IN hussia mas been returned TO LORD Sails
oufy, througn the russian ambassador, with
out comment.
IN BRADLAUaHs DISTRICT.
maine to contest the seat in the borough left
vacant by the death of Mr.. Cbas. Bradlauph.
The Gladstone liberals have nominated Mr..
Mansfield. The polling takes place on Thurs
day next.
REVOLT IN ST. THOMAS.
The plantation negroes on the Portuguese
island of St Thomas in the Gulf of Guinea have
again revolted. The ooverpor has amt an
ugoent telegram 10 I.isbon asL;no for ,a;nforca-
ments.
,.
fo"h IN hiNDoo hAhhiAoE'
Most disquieting reports have been received
from India of Hindoo opposition to proposed
chanees in the laws regulating the ACE ~ mar
r;.ao g. so,,.,o, rhe 80 M-IL~; :. D.
i'" 1r 10, ie'"ies Ing n"'"n aiuAn"ri VI ooh-
sr,srt ,,s.snra ~ ~ " VIC svs
is sustained by the leading land Owners Of the
province. There is widespread luminosity
among the Hindoos to what they regard as an
hssA u' On snsir rengi1n, ana wnlie notning Is
ore a,ta,.a .aa;us. pr;t;sh ;.n..o" pio'e's'
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"
Inc czafwitch mas arrived at Madras, where
he was received in state by the governor gen.
eral The Russian prince ordered coins to be
scattered liberaIlv AMONG the im,ar.e tbrono
Of native. who crovdsj To ses hin, In thee
rnsb 10 oct the monsv severai narsor. vsre
ininyed f' ''
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III Io9I. ne eh.re houmanan army OF ooV,oOO
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WORK. vienna uispatcn quotes Gen. Mano,
an oninion that war could not Love ha ds,avaSS
in Europe and that small states like Ronmania
must not be found unprepared. Gen. Mano
was entertained at dinner by the Austrian
H"Poror'
THE KAIsER's EccENTRIcTTrEs.
Berlin adyices saw that the kaiser'a eccentric.