Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
CABLEGRAMS.
The Whole Southern Part of China Said
to BE in Turmoil.

| Mosquitoes have appeared IN Paris.
Cholera is still spreading in Abyssinia
Geneva is celebrating the 600th ami
versary of the Swiss confederation.
Memorials are pouring into the French
Senate against the proposed tariff on
food supplies.
Parnell warns Dillon and O'Brien that
they are following a dangerous course in
| trusting Gladstone.
The French Minister at Washington
has been appointed Minister to Spain, to
take the place of NJ. Cambon.
The Commander-in-chief has issued
| orders for the closing Of all Orange
lodges existing in the British army.
Rumors OF battles and absence OF any
| information from Emin Pasha have
caused alarm and axiety for his safety.
DIR. Kinder, the famous Berlin special
list on rheumatism, has gone to STAN
| bOul to relieve the Sultan OF his ailments.
1t is now asserted that the British gem
eral election will take place in Novem-
| Der, 1892, about the time of our Presi-
Dental election.
| The new war ships now being built in
France for the CHILEAN government will
| be supplied with electric blowers for
purposes Of ventilation.
The whole southern portion of China
| is in turmoil, and armed bands OF plum
| dcrers make business almost impossible
| Foreign residents are apprehensive Of
an attack on them.
! There is a rumor in Europe that the
Gar has already approved and the Min
listers have signed the draft of the treaty
brought to Russia by Admiral Gervais OF
the French squadron.
The Russian government has deter
| mined to build a second Russian church
in Paris. An imperial grant OF $3.50, 00U
has been made, and the work will be
commenced at the end Of this year.
The Hamburg papers declare that the
German steamer lines have nothing to
fear from the projected American lines,
which are considered altogether too cost
ly to become dangerous competitors.
The lrbjter /eitung, the Berlin Social
ist organ, contains an article advocating
4 resort to perjury by Socialists in p0lit-
zeal trials and declaring that such a
course is praisewOrthy when it tends to
serve the interests of the people.
t OF presents 10 distribute III Elgldnt
Emperor William carried a large iron
safe filled with snuff boxes, cigarette
cases, pins and rings; but, large as Ills
stock was. he had to buy several thou
sand pounds worth in addition in Lon
don.
A dispatch from Rome says that France
and the Vatican have entered into an
agreement by which France undertakes
to help the Vatican in its financial en-
barrassment, and the Vatican binds it.
self to support the Republic at home
and abroad.
The British Consul at Foo Chow tele-
graphs to the British foreign office that
there is no truth in the report that riots
are imminent there. He says that Euro
peans in Foo Chow are adequately pro-
tected by the Chinese officials and for
eign gunboats.
The fresh decision of the Russian gov
eminent concerning its policy toward the
Jews debars the children of Hebrews
not having the right of sojOurn in Rus
STA, or residents of any Russian district
without permit, from admission to the
middle or higher schools.
NJ. Ribot informed the Secretary OF
TIE OulIl6SG l6SdtlOH dI airs lIldU, II the
measures adopted by the Chinese govern
ment for the protection of foreign mis-
siOnaries had no better effect in the fu-
ture than in the past, the European
powers would arrange for joint inter
vention to protect the lives and property
of their citizens in China.
According to the annual of the
French Army for 1872 the standing
army will contain next year $40, 603 men,
and will show an increase over this wear
of 324 officers, 7,4lS men and LOIS
horses. The annual gives the total num-
Der of officers doctors and other otficia Is
of officers rank as $4,000. The esti-
mated expenditure for the army next
year is $l34, 900, 900.
The report of the head of the Royal
Hospital Cor Consumptives at Ventnor,
Isle of Wight, says of Koch's remedy
81 firmly believe that Koch's discovery
will soon emerge from the temporary
disfavor into which from singularly I'M
fortunate train of circumstances it has
fallen; that it has therapeutic properties
as valuable as they are unique, and that
it only requires to be employed with due
caution under certain easily ascertained
conditions to receive the recognition it
deserves as an invaluable and essential
part of the treatment of pulmonary tu-
berculosis.