Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-09-11
CABLEGRAMS.
A Scheme to Overthrow the Brazilian
Government Discovered.

Government Discovered.
Turf losses have lately Obliged manv
English noblemen to 60 into bankruptcy.
SirJohn Gorst is likely to be appointed
Postmaster-General in the English Cab
met.
Bismarck's eyesight and hearing are
fast failing, and he falls into a sudden
and sleep-like torpor.
The Austrian Empress has symptoms
of insanity, and medical experts pro-
nounce the case grave one.
A cyclone, which has just passed over
San Mauro, Castiglione and Casino dis
tricts, has caused great distress.
Queen Victoria is to reside at Balmoral
until the third week in November, when
the court will remove to Windsor Castle
The waving of flags and the throwing
of flowers as the Emperor is on his wav
to the Schwarnan festivities have been
forbidden.
Mrs. Annie Besant in her farewell ad-
dress in London stated that she had re-
ceived letters from the other world from
Nine. Blavatsky.
President Diaz has appointed Joseph
Ives LimantOur Minister Plenipotentiary
to arrange a commercial reciprocity
treaty with the United States.
1t is now the intention of European
engineers to store the waters of the Nile
to such an extent as to enable a greater
extension of the cotton and sugar-cane
crops in that region.
Admiral Elliott expresses the opinion
since the recent British maneuvers that
numerical superiority in torpedo-gun
vessels is of equal, if not greater, i'm
portance than in battle ships.
The Journal of the Chamber of Com
mfrce at Paris states that the Belgian
government will declare Antwerp and
other Belgian ports free ports, aiming to
make Belgium the warehouse of Europe.
The Calliope, which successfully rode
out the storm at Apia, in which German
and American vessels were lost, is now
being recoppered at Portsmouth. The
defects in her hull were of a serious
character.
A scheme to overthrow the govern
ment of Brazil had its origin in Rio
Grande do Sui. A party of travellers ac-
cidentally came upon the hidden arsenal
VI VIC COIopI1dUOIS. MANY prominent
persons are involved.
The bureau of police at Vienna has is
sued circular, in which it is stated that
the high imperial and royal government
has under consideration the question of
the ACCESSIBILITY of denying women the
privilege of wearing trains to their
dresses on the public streets.
The Minister of Education in con-
junction with the Minister OF the Inte-
rior has issued circular prohibiting
Jewish children whose parents live in
Russia on foreign passports to be admit
ted into any of the middle or higher in
situations of learning for the ensuing
scholastic term.
The renewal of the gossip about the
death of Prince Rudolph and Baroness
Vetzera has not brought to light MANY
facts that were not divulged at the time
of the tragedy. The story that the
Prince had been informed by the En-
peror that the relationship of the Baron
ess to him was very close, she being his
natural sister, and that love which had
become part of his existence was i'm
possible, is said to have prompted the
double suicide. The character of the
Baroness mother and that of the Count
ess Marie Larish has not improved since
the first stories were published.