The Globe-republican., 1891-05-06

GEN HeACIo META, eex.minier Il
war ct Mexico, Is dead
TEE Chinese government onstke 2Sth
noti6ed-tke state department Of Its un-
willingness to receive ex-senator Blair
as United States minister.
jar GOULD proposes a mortgage of
SIS. COZ, O0c for the Union Pacific
TIE Union Pacific railways annual
report Us not so unfavoFable as was ex-
pected, hke deficit for the whole system
being only Sa75.066.
TEE Empress of India, the first of the
new Canadian Pacific line steamers, ar.
rived 'etf the harbor at Victoria. B. c.,
on the eeth, exactly ten Gays. four hours
aud tErty-six minutes from y otohama,
making the best time on record
HcNCHULU dispatches report that
Minister Carter has resigned from the
cabinet and that the people are clam
oring for republic. Il rs said that the
life of the queen is in danger. No par
ticuiars were obtainable.
PRESIDENT Polk, of the Farmers
Alliance, has issued proclamation to
the order lie which he sets forth the
plan which the national executive
board Aas adopted, and cvunsals the al
lance TO cease all chickering's and to
get rid OF disloyal members
The emigration from Ham burg is
greatly or the increase and there has
arrived tE iLondon large bo6y.Of Luth-
Grams driven from Russia by the revolt
of religious persecution. Some of them
will re mzlin in England and others pro-
coed to tine IL nited States
A MAD bull which escaped from the
butchers Il. st. Johns, n. L., tossed
Josie Chase, Mary Barnes and Samuel
Fowler. Fowler will probably die.
The others were only slightly hurt
The bull kept the north end of the city
in terror fog two hours and at dark he
took to the goods, pursued by citizens.
PRINCE BISMARCK was elected in the
supplementary balloting in the Geste-
munde district, polling about one-third
more than Snalfeld, the socialist
QUEEN VICTORIA has returned to
Windsor castle from her trip to south
ern France.
The Canadian parliament met on the
3Oth. The gorernor-general's address
referred to pending questions with the
United States, which were in progress
of settlement
A TRANSATLANTIC steamer was re-
ported ashore at kinSale, Ireland, on the
3Oth.
ADRIEN MARIE, the French painter,
has died of yellow fever in Senegal
The newspaper announcement is
made that the armies of France on the
frontier of Germany will be exercised
in night military maneuvers on for
midable scale.
SEVEN crofters, who had recently
come from Scotland, went out fishing
at Victoria, i. c. While returning, one
of the boats with three men was over
turned and all drowned.
EMIN PAsHA has started on the march
to recover the ivory abandoned by him.
THE report of the stranding Of a
transatlantic steamer off Kinsale, Ire
land. has been found to be erroneous.
GREEK Christians have been pillaging
and otherwise maltreating Jews in the
Ionian islands.
the seven days ended April 80 num-
bered 255, compared with 247 the previ-
Gus week and ell the corresponding
week of last year. Trade prospects
were reported brighter.
MAY day in Europe was attended by
conflicts in several places. There was
a serious encounter at Rome. Among
the fatally wounded was Cipriani,
radical deputy. There was a serious
at Lyons and also disturbances
at other cities in France
The Paris salon opened with 7c0
pictures less than the usual number ex-
hibited.