Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-17
CABLE FLASHES.

Inc SdfeS OF the detaultlng banker,
Mace, at Paris, were found to contain
1920, 900.
The Australian papers say 200 Chinese
perished by the burning OF the steamer
Ramed at Wuhu, recently.
Lord Salisbury's reply to Blaine's dis
patch on the Bering sea question has
been forwarded to Washington.
The German government has decided
to send war vessel to Chile in order
to protect German interests in that
country.
Terrible storms are reported on the
coast Of Greece. Several shipping dis
asters have occurred, with the loss oi
twenty or more lives.
At Glasgow, Antonio Pierre of Greece,
wrestlod with Tom Cannon Of America
for the championship Of the world, and
bested Cannon two falls to one,
At st. Petersburg Prince Vambolsky
and Lieutenant Tomonossow fought a
duel, and the latter was killed. Both
were officers Of the imperial guard.
Owing to rumors of fresh revolu-
tionary plot the Argentine government
has placed all the troops under arms.
The streets of Buenos Ayres are pa
trolled by cavalry.
A Berlin dispatch says there is a ru-
NOR that the English and United States
governments have agreed to submit the
Bering sea question to the arbitration of
King Humbert, of Italy.
The body OF Padlewski, charged with
the murder OF General Seliverskoff in
Paris, has been found half deyoured by
wolves between Philipopolis and Kazan-
tik. The body was identified by docu-
ments in his pockets.
Great excitement prevails in London
over Saddler, the alleged Whitechapel
murderer. He is thought by many to
be the genuine Jack the Ripper. Threats
OF lynching are INDUCED in by excited
females Of the class he murdered.
Private advices from Honolulu state
that Queen Liliuokalaui has not been in
good health OF late, and that to guard
against any contingencies that may arise
in the event of her death, Princess Kaiu-
lani, the helress apparent, has been re-
quested to return from England, where
she now is.
Prince Bismarck was quoted as saying
he has no desire to harp at Chancellor
Caprivi, but when dangers menace the
empire, he must sound the warning.
II wish," he said, ito maintain the
peasantry, but I disagree with politics
which remove the corn duties and give
us Jesuits."
The McCarthyite members OF parlia-
ment have resolved to acquiesce in the
proposition to devote the remainder OF
the league fund (&36, ,O00) to the benefit
of evicted tenants, provided the money
is distributed by the Tenants Defense
association. It has also been decided to
endeavor to secure, by legal means, con-
troll Of United Ireland.
In the British commons last night
Morley made bitter attack on Balfour
for his mismanagement of Irish affairs.
Gladstone spoke in like vein, and Bal
four replied. The debate was protracted
until late hour, and caused intense
excitement. Morley's motion for the
house to adopt vote censuring the
Irish executive for it's action in the Tip.
erary prosecutions, was rejected, 800 to
245.
While clerk in the Bank of Scotland
was standing at the counter OF the Ma
tionai Provincial bank, in the act ol
making deposit, he was addressed by
a stylishly-dressed stranger. While the
conversation, which only lasted mo
ment or so, was going on, q man, evi
IDENTIFY an accomplice Of the stranger
snatched from the clerk wallet con
tanning bonds and checks, and escaped.
The amount obtained by the thieves
was nearly $4,000.