The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-23
CABLEGRAMS.
Hebrews OF London Protest Against the
KothschiIds Lending Russia Money.

The rush TO Europe is unprecedented
this spring.
The trade of American beef continues
to boom in Germany.
Emin Pasha is marching on Kibiro to
recover the money &c left.
Koch's lymph is now on sale in the
apothecary shops of Germany under se-
we're regulations.
Italy is cutting down expenses, and
will not be represented officially at the
Worlds Fair at Chicago.
The Irish fund bill has been given
preference in the British House of Com
mons over every other measure.
II. NJ. S. Emerald has received per-
emptory orders to proceed at once to the
scene of the difficulty in Newfoundland.
Mr.. Griffin, United States Consul at
Sydney, says that the people in Australia
have begun to discourage immigration.
Imbriani has apologized for the row
he created in the Italian Chambers. He
said he was simply inquiring concerning
rumOrs.
| Another Russian volunteer transport
has been stopped at the Bosporus, and
the act brings forth another protest from
the Russian Minister at Constantinope.
Advices from the city Of Bogota, Co
| lombia, state that Montserrat and Qua
dalupe Hills threaten to slide down upon
the city, and the citizens are greatly
alarmed.
The st. Petersburg NoroS6, the only
Russian paper which defends the Jews
against their calumniators, has received
the second warning" from the Minis
try of the Interior.
Business circles of Genoa are startled
by news of the suicide of Signor A. Gia-
nello of ,Montevideo, owner of one of the
largest Warehouses in Genoa and largely
interested in the South American trade.
One million tubes for koch's lymph is
the work which is at present engaging
the attention of a German glass works.
The tubes are made of u fine quality of
glass, and are closed with a glass stop
per.
A meeting of Hebrews is in prepara-
ton at London, the object of which is to
protest against the floating of Russian
loans by the Rothschids and other
wealthy banking houses associated with
them.
Prof. Bryce of London in an article on
| the New Orleans affair holds that Italy
is entitled to redress for the punishment
inflicted on its subjects whether the
treaty grants it or not.
Count Herbert Bismarck has been
severely reprimanded by the ex-
Chancellor for losing 100000 francs at
Monte Carlo. Bismarck the elder is too
shrewd man to believe in losing.
The Reichstag Budget Committee has
approved the grant of $4,000 to defray
the cost of steps to be taken to enable
Germany to make suitable participa-
ton in the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
United States Minister Lincoln at a
meeting of the British and Foreign Sail
ors' Aid Society at London incidentally
remarked that he felt sure that the Beh1-
ing Sea dispute would be settled AMIGA
bly, and honorably and in a manner sat
isfactory to both countries.
The Transafrican railroad has been
completed from Loanda to Ambaca, 100
miles in the interior 1t is the only rail-
road in operation in Equatorial Africa.
1t has been built by native workmen,
and daily trains are run over the line.
Four years have elapsed since the line
was started. The Portuguese govern
ment guarantees the interest on its cost.
The road is to be pushed several hundred
! miles farther into the interior.