Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-06
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
French Artists and the Chi
cago Exposition.
President CarnOt Will Not Visit
Moscow.
The Czar Will Not Precipitate War
Immediately.
BOulanger Rolling In Glover in Belgium.
italian Financial Failures.
German Trade, Etc.
Associated Press Dispatches.

PARIS, April OIL CnlcagO oxpectS TO
get the best works of the leading French
artists at the worlds fair,
better guarantee than any yet
given at American exhibitions must be
assured. Benjamin Constant says he is
not inclined to send other pictures than
those already in the United States.
Bougerau, whose opinion is very
weighty, he being president of the Soci-
ETY. OF Arts, says while he is most kindly
disposed toward art movements in
America, it is too great risk to expose
valuable works to such long absence,
when it is difficult to get redress in the
event of Irregularities.
CARNoT NOT GOING TO MOSCOW.
President Carnot will not visit the
Moscow exhibition, although he has re-
ceived a cordial invitation to be present.
A high parsonage in the Russian impe-
rial council is opposed to the taking OF
any steps that might appear to confirm
the current alarmist rumors, and it is
for this reason that the president has
decided not to attend the exhibition.
THE CzAR'S INTENTIONS.
At the foreign soffice, here, no credit
is given to the reports circulated in
London and Berlin, regarding the
Cars alleged intention to pre-
that the entente with France
has been arranged for the purpose of
defense at the present time, and for
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ture. In the meantime the czar devotes
his energies to the remodeling of the in
ternal administration of the empire.
Russia will be prepared to face great
European conflict,
THE MINERS CONGRESS-.
The first result of the miners congress
was declaration by the Belgium min
ers, today in favor Of general strike, if
the government refuses to assent to a
revision of the constitution.
A CoNCLAvE OF CHILEAN REBELS.
The conclave of Chileans and support
ers Of the Chilean insurgents meets in
secrecy at the Grand hotel. The meet
ings are presided over by Chilean
banker. Frequent cable dispatches are
received, announcing that the cause of
the insurgents is succeeding. To pur-
chase and dispatch arms and ammuni-
tions through the most secret English
channels, is the chief work of the group.
BIDDERS FOR THE SIBERIAN RAILROAD.
A number of French capitalists have
made an offer to the Russian govern
ment to build the Siberian railroad,
from Tehelcabuisk to Vladivostock,
distance of 7198 versts, receiving pay
ment either in railway bonds, or by
loan OF 300, 900, 900 credit roubles.
BoULANGER IN BRUSSELS.
General Boulanger has taken the pala-
tial residence, until recently occupied
by the Austrian ambassador in the
Quertier Leopold, in Brussels. He APP.
pears to be plentifully supplied with
money.
COMMUNISTS GRAVES DECORATED.
The German delegates to the miners
congress, marched in procession today
to the cemetery Pere La Chaise, and
placed upon the graves OF the commun-
lists, wreaths inscribed: ITO our breth-
rem who fell in 1871" Several addresses
were made, in which the speakers de-
clared that on returning home they
would do their best to abolish the
Chauvinist spirit in Germany, which
they said did not exist among the or
ganized workingmen of that country.