Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-07-17
CABLEGRAMS.
The Berlin Press Highly Gratitied With
the kaiSer's Reception in England.

The gross income of the Church Of
England is Go, 100000.
Prices of grain and rice are going up
in India for lack of rain.
Locusts in Morocco devoured two chill
dren, and are devastating the green crops.
There is little hope that the Sultan
will consent to the Jews settling in Pal
estine.
The production of coal in India during
the year 1899 shows large increase over
the output of 1899.
The Bsetaattee ,erl,p in Prussia is doubtful
out the yield of winter wheat will be SO
per cent. of the average and the rye IS . ..
Patti demands higher terms than ever
to 90 to America with Abbey next win
ter. She wants s., 600 each night to sing
in opera.
1t is believed that France must import
some 500, 5000 of wheat, to make up
for crop deficiencies, and pay for half Of
it in gold.
Africa, say Iintgrof, the explorer, is
meeting with repeated checks by the
warlike natives.
Twenty of the mem bers of the Saliva
ton Army, who lately caused disturb
ance at Eastb0urne, have been sent to
Jail for month.
The German government continues to
diminish the working force at the Span
dau arms factory. Notice has been given
of | 200 more dismissals.
The finest wine crop known in wears
in Alsace- Lorraine and Rhenish Prussia
has been almost totally destroyed by the
overflow of the Saar river.
Another trial will be made with the
kola nut as an article of food during the
next French maneuvers. The expert
ment last year was highly salts actOry.
dispatch from Buenos Ayres says
that the budget estimates the revenue at
500, 100000 gold and $26,O00,O00 paper
and expenses at $4,000, 600 gold and
$35, 000, 900 paper.
Monsignor Felchi, the Administrator
at the Vatican, has been forced to resign,
owing to the fact that he specialized in
the Peters pence fund, which is found
to be 81 900, 900 short.
Liberia is reported to he in a prosper
Gus condition, making good Roadway in
civilization and wealth, but the constant
fear that the Republic will be swallowed
up by some European power greatly
checks its progress.
The police authorities of Berlin are
trying to arrange with those of other
Prussian towns concurrent action for the
suppression of the Salvation Army. al
leging its immortality, turbulence and
travestv on religion.
The latest advices from Constantinople
represent that the Sultan is in fair way
to lose all Arabia. The Wahabees, who
had been dormant for number of years.
have Joined the insurgents, and threaten
to drive the Turks into the sea.
The Berlin press is highly gratifed
with the British reception to the Kaiser.
and put emphasis on its political impor-
lance. The Post considers it an homage
to the greatness of Germany and a proof
OF England's desire to preserve Germa-
ny's good will.
The call for recruits for the German
army Is so great now that the prisons are
searched for them. In this wav 100
young men were during the nasT weak
taken from the Berlin prisons temnora-
recruiting officers.
The plains of Lebanon and Sharon in
Palestine are represented now to be pc
culiarly well adapted to agriculture
The land being fertile and labor chean.
the promoters of the immigration enter.
prise hope to colonize the country and
make it again land flowing with milk
and honey.
Eva Booth, daughter of General Booth,
called on the Mayor Of Eastbourne, Eng
land, recently to expostulate against per
scouting the Salvation Army for disturb
ing the peace. Her arguments being Of
no avail, she dropped on her knees and
began to pray to the Lord to give the
Msvor a new heart. The Mayor then
tneeled and prayed that law-breakers
MONT have new hearts, and Miss Booth
left him master of the situation.