The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

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Gar to cease persecution of the Jews
by gift of 1000, 900 rubles. The des-
pot was greatly incensed and ordered
the arrest of Baron Gunzberg, Jewish
banker, who forwarded the check which
he had received from Berlin. Gunzberg,
later, was released
OPINION in Vienna is that Bulgaria's S
Prince Ferdinand will effect greatly
pacific results by his visit to the Gar.
KALAKAUA,, King of the Sandwich
Islands, died at San Francisco on the
Goth of Bright's disease. He was in
this country for the purpose of securing
a financial loan.
CHARLES p. JONES, long on the editor
ial staff of the New York Times,
dropped dead the other night. His
wife was a Miss Crittenden, of Cleve-
land, o.
SENATOR VEST testified before the
Silver Pool Committee that Senator
Cameron had told him that he had
bought and sold silver after the vote in
the Senate and that he thought he had
perfect right to do so, because it was
after the vote and therefore could not
influence his action.
CHAIRMAN LINDSAY, of the judiciary
committee of the Chicago Worlds Fair,
has prepared a sharp reply to
the report of the Congressional COM
mittee. He denies that salaries are
too high or that the committee has ex-
ceeded its power in any way.
VOORHEES, has been reelected Senator
from Indiana.
GLADsroNIANs won the recent election
at Hartlepool, England.
GOVERNOR HILL, of New York, OBJ
tanned two more votes than Evarts for
the United Senatorship. '.> s2a-' 81
ORvILLE b. PLATT has been sent to
the United States Senate for another
term by the Connecticut Legislature.
THE final vote in the Washington
Legislature for United States Senator
was: Squire, 5s; Calkins, 80; Carroll, 81.
! THE Tennessee House has adopted a
resolution postponing the Worlds Fair
appropriation until the fate of the cleo
tions bill in Congress has been an
nounced. i
3 GENERAL JAMES LoNGsTREEr was re-
ported quite i'll at a hotel in San An
tonic. Tex. He is suffering from a
wound received in the civil war.
THE British Parliament assembled on
the 22d.
. THE President was a guest of honor
at dinner given by General Schofield.
Miss GEORGIA MORTIMER, an actress
of the might OWL Company, fell dead
of heart disease at her hotel in Cleve-
land, o., recently.
LORD SALISBURY asserts that the early
dissolution of Parliament is not prob
able.
The opinion generally maintains
throughout Chill that unless President
Palmaceda speedily resigns the entire
armed forces of Chilli will rise in insur-
rection. Foreigners residing in Chilli are
declared to be safe from molestation.
Italians living in the country are ac-
cused of having openly and secretly
given aid and comfort to the revolution-
lists.
PRINCE BAUDo1N, heir apparent to the
Belgian throne, died suddenly on the
23d. All sorts of rumors were prev
alent as to the cause of his death, which
was compared to the tragic death of
Prince Rudolph, of Austria, two years
ago.
The revolted ships have been ex-
pelled from the Chilian ports. The peo-
pie. and the army support the Govern
ment SO a dispatch from Valparaiso
saws. The Government has taken se-
we're measures against the insurgents
THE lower house of the Indiana Leg
islature has passed a joint resolution
for the suppression of the dressed beef
trust and repeal Of the Mckinley law.