The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-27
FOREIGN CABLEGRAMS
Three Gendarmes Presented With
Souvenirs by Bismarck.
CHOLERA BACILLI EXPERIMENTS.
Very Conflicting Reports Concerning the
Revolution in Yenezuela-A
Report Denied.

The French forces have begun hostili-
ties against the Dahomeyans.
The Swiss Guards, part of the Pope's
household. are to be dispensed with.
Mount Ktna is showing a renewal OF
activity. The streams OF lava are in
creasing.
Emperor Williams Meteor won the
first prize in the Southampton Yacht
club races.
The troops OF the Sultan OF Morocco
have been repulsed by the insurgents
before Tangier.
The reception Of Sir Charles Dixie in
Parliament by his old friends was ex-
ceedingly cordial.
United States Minister Patrick Eagan
has announced to the Foreign Office at
Valparaiso that he intends to leave
Chill by the end of the present month.
Rudolph Jaeger, the defaulting cash
ier OF the banking house OF Rothschild
at Frankfort, Germany, was sentenced
to ten years imprisonment for embez-
clement.
Prince Bsmarck has presented silver
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darmeB who were stationed as eentinels
before his residence during his stay in
Kissengen.
1t is reported in Belgrade that a con-
spiracy has been discovered against the
Prince OF Montenegro, who is very un-
popular, and that several OF the plotters
have fed the country.
The Prefect OF the Propaganda at
Rome urges the Catholic Bishops of the
United States to pay important atten-
ton to the paroChial school question at
the coming synod.
Sir William Henry Houldworth, Hon.
Sir Charles William Freemautle and
Bertram Guile have been nominated as
British delegates to the International
Monetary Conference.
Thousands of London's idlers assem-
bed the other day in the Lea bridge
road and proceeded to remove the alleged
distinctions erected by the London Wa
ter Works Company, and did other dam
age.
On the arrival of the train from Flor
ence at Foligno, Italy, Sunday, the
Bishop OF Fohgno was found lying dead
in one of the carriages with several
wounds in his head. The police have
arrested the suspected murder.
Mrs. Rylands, widow of the Manches-
ter (England) millionaire cotton manu-
! facturer, is the purchaser of the Althorpe
library, parted with by Earl Spencer,
and intends that Manchester shall be the
future home of the literary treasure.
! An immense crowd welcomed Bis
marck at Berlin on his return home.
The evidences of official resentment since
his speech at Jena were visible on his
route home. Some of the railway sta
tions were practically closed against
him.
A serious revolutionary conspiracy
has been discovered in Bolivia. A large
number of prominent men, including
many members of Congress, it is re-
ported have been sent beyond the from
tier and martial law has been pro-
claimed throughout the Republic.
A dispatch dated the 9th states that it
is current news at Caracas and generally
believed that General Crespo, the revo.
lutionist, is dead, and that General Men
doza is pursuing his forces in the inte-
rior. Another dispatch OF the same date
says Crespo has captured Caracas by as
saut and is now in possession.
Prof. Brieger of Berlin, one of Prof.
Koch's co-operators, and his assistant,
DR.. Wasserman, have been making ex-
tremely interesting experiments with
+ the cholera bacilli. They will continue
until the absolute truth of the theory
upon which the work is established.
AT Trebizond in Asia Minor 900 per-
sons, who were in quarantine on account
OF cholera, attempted to escape from the
pen in which they were confined. The
Turkish troops were ordered out, and in
endeavoring to force the prisoners back
fred into the crowd, killing eight and
wounding thirty-four.
The Pope's desire to make an Ameri-
can Cardinal at the next consstory has
been frustrated by the divergence of
views of Archbishops Corrigan and Ire
land. The Pope has therefore resolved
to appoint the Very Rev. Charles John
Vaughan, Bishop of Westminster to the
cardinalate at the earliest opportunity.
Sir Charles Evan Smith denies the re-
cent sensational reports issued by news
company in regard to the encounter be-
tween himself and the Sultan of Morocco.
He says the farewell of the Sultan was
of the most cordial description, and that
the diplomatic relations between Great
Britain and Morocco have not been
broken.
Moorish troops made another attack
in the direction of the rebellious tribes,
ascending the hills and setting fire to a
number of villages. The inhabitants
fed. A portion of the troops have made
an attack upon the rebellious Angheras,
and two divisions proceeded to support
the Sultan's forces. One hundred Moor
ish soldiers were either killed or badly
wounded in a subsequent engagement.
The Angherites suffered but few cas-
ualties.