Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-08-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Recall of Baron Fava
Regretted by Italy.
PRINTERS SENT TO SIBERIA.
France viii Return Russian Flags
Captured by the French in
the Crimean War.
PRINTERS SENT TO SIBERIA.
Vesuvius is again in eruption.

Russia talks of running the drug
stores.
The reports from the Iceland fishing
fleet are favorable
About 600 destitute Jews are arriving
at Hamburg daily.
The Italian government is said to re-
greet having recalled Baron Fava
The Sultan OF Turkey is suffering seri-
ously with an abscess in the thigh.
The German government is reconsid-
ering the reduction Of duties on grain.
Forty-tve compositors were sent to
Siberia for working on Nihilist paper.
Patti says she will not accept less than
$1,000 for each performance she appears
in.
Forgaries on the Deutsche bank at
Berlin to large amount have been dis
covered.
Sarah Bernhardt has again changed
the color of her hair. She is now pro-
nounced brunette.
The Turkish authorities are throwing
every possible difficulty in the way of
Hebrew immigration to Palestine.
The worsted spinners of Germany
nave tplli JluCNI Ill view Oh UIlG uulln IS O!
the market to reduce their output.
The final budget of the German En-
plre for the years 1901 shows A surplus
OF Is, 1921 marks over the estimates.
French drummers are to be excluded
from AIsace- Lorraine, and the French
speak OF shutting German drummers out
of France.
Advices from Allahabad say that 500
Russian explorers are at work extending
Russian influence among the inhabitants
of the Pamir plateau.
The Queen of England and the Queen
of Italy have exchanged kilograms of
congratuation on the visit OF the Prince
of Naples to England.
British army authorities are seriously
alarmed by the information that Social
istic literature is being widely distrib-
uted among the enlisted men.
1t is announced that the Pope is
strongly III favor of the present form OF
government in France and that he Op-
poses all schemes tending to monarch
zeal ascendency.
The Paris Municipal Council has voted
in favor Of the construction of under
ground railways in preference to elevated
or vladuct structures as means of rapid
| transit in that city.
The Munich court photographer, Reit-
mar, famous for his likenessps of ac-
tresses, has been drowned in one of the
Bavaran lakes, together with two fisher
men who were with him.
Until recentIy the phvlIoxera has
Spared the Champagne country, but at
asst It has appeared, and the u 900 land
! pnopTietors in that district are now in a
syndicate for mutual pro ection5
| The Wesleyan Conference held 1T Lon
Ion. abiding to the Dixie case, has
adopted resolutions protesting against
the Introduction into public life of men
convicted OF fragrant immortality.
The Holy See has just appointed an
| extraordinary commission Of Cardinals
to reOrganize Catholic missions. The in
| quiry Of this commission will, it is said
extend over the whole apostolic world.
| A prize of $4,000 has been offered bv
! the government of the Dutch East In
! dies for the best and most economical
method OF packing salt in sma boxes 50
rs to keep it dry Tor at leasttwo years
| There will be held in Genoa in 1892 an
ltaIlan-AmeriCan exposition, to Which
the King OF Italy has consented to 1--WE
| his patronage, and for which he allows
the use of his name as honorary Presi-
dent.
The English Parliament is abOut to
pass 4 bill authorizing any one Mags
! trate to order youth under Is years OF
age to be whipped by a policeman if he
stole an apple from a tree or PLAYED at
| pitch and toss.
Official inquiry in England has re-
suited in disclosure of systematic
frauds on the part Of Jewish emigrants
from Russia to enable the Jews to evade
the payment Of the EI0 levied on each
! permit to land.
The great French engineer is not long
| for this world. NJ. de Lesseps is a very
sick and feeble old man, and his pIysi-
clans are doubtful if he has the vitality
needed to enable him to pull through.
He is 81 years old.
! 1t is reported that France as a mark of
friendship for Russia will largely reduce
the tariff on Russian products and will
impose prohibitory duty on Indian
corn IN order to encourage the impOrta-
ton OF Russian corn.
The Theosophical constitution as re-
! vised amalgamates the American. Eng
| lish and European sections. Lady CATH
ness, in virtue of her millions as we'll as
her enthusiasm succeeds Mime. Blavat-
sky as High Priestess.
President Carnot has intimated that
France will return the flags captured bv
French troops during the Crimean war
from the Russian church at Eupatoria.
which have since been deposited in the
church OF NOtre Dame in Paris.
The German ship builders. whose well
fare is great object of solicitude to their
government, are pointing with pride to
the fact that their latest creation. the
Fuerst Bismarck, burns go tons of coal
daily, against $50 tons FOR the CITY of
Paris, and yet steams faster than the ia
nous tiier does.
DIR. Thamm of Dusseldorf has issued
a report to the effect that he has man
aged iY the Koch system to bring about
complete cure IN 40 per cent. of the
cases of tuberculosis which he has
treated, and satisfactory results occurred
In 10 per cent. OF the other cases treated
by the same system.
Some OF the small shopkeepers of Paris
have appealed to the Pope for protection
from the big concerns that are driving
them out Of the trade. They ask his
Holiness to formulate some plan for an
plying the law OF justice and charity to
the freedom of trade and competition so
that the little dealers can live in the
presence Of the great.
President Hyppolite OF Hayti has an
thorized the publication Of the CORE
spondence between Hayti and Secretary
Blaine, Minister Douglass and Admiral
Gherardi upon the subject of the Mole
st. Nicholas. This correspondence i