The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-26
Number 10.
FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, March 25.-Three more of
the ring-leaders of the recent riots
We're sentenced to-day, one to four
years, another to three years. and one
to two years hard labor.
BERLIN, March 25.-The Kaiser
has suddenly concluded TO return to
Berlin tomorrow. He is said TO have
cone to this conclusion in order to
silence the reports concerning his
health. both mental and physical.
ROME, March 25.-Six deaths were
caused 10y the fall of an avalanche in
the valley of Bios, Northern Italy.
The victims were walking in single
file through the Arconi gorge. when
the avalanche came, buryin them be-
meath many feet of snow.
LONDON, March 25.-Sir John
Lubbock, presiding to-day at the an.
i'ual meeting of the corporation of for
eign bondholders, took occasion to eu-
iogize the justice and impartialty of
the United States Supreme Court in
The case of the Virginia bondhoders.
HAMBURG, March 25 The Ger.
man steamer Desterro. from Bahaia
February 2Sth, and the British steamer
M9ra came into collision in the river
Elbe, and the Desterro was so badly
damaged that she filled and sank. Her
crew were saved. The L,drs pro-
cet del on her way to Cardiff
BRUssELLs. March 25.-Despatches
received from the Congo state that
Captain Ponthier has been successful
in his operations against the Arab
Slave traders. and has taken several of
their stronghnld- and liberated a num-
Der of caprives The slave traders
had been carrying on extensive in
, cursions in the Congo territory, and
, desolated vast region in their hunt
for victims.
ST. PETERsBURG, March 25.-Tht
S Jews in Sonthern Russia are being
: strictly confined to that region. which
the vernment has fixed as the pal,
of their hahita'ion. The multitude
who have been driven into the pal
- from all parts Of Russia are being deci
mated rapidly from starvation, and bu
for the aid given by wealthy Jew
} abroad, the death-roll would be eve
more appalling. The Russian govern
ment is anxious for the Jews to EN-
'e CRATE.
a, LONDON, March 25.-The Star t.
% day has an article headed "Blaine an
Buster" on the Rehring sea question
Notwithstanding the heading, the art
Gle is moderate and pacific in ton'
IN The Star expresses the hope that Lor
It. Salisbury will renew the modus rirenl
C. for another year. The Canadians wi
er scream, the Star adds. but their scream
he ing would be better than a serior
as quarrel between England and til
n. United States.
WARSAW, March 25.-Several ba
looms coming from the German frontit
have recently been seen lowering owe
nc the Russian fortresses and camps an
are believed to constitute special sI
service One at Kovno was fired a
~ but the occupants continued to u!
their glasses undisturbed. The ba
!; loon seems to be under perfect contro
=, 1t is said that at Dombrowice a bs
- loon was seen sailing against fire:
IS breeze, stopped when it pleased al
~ manouvered as if fitted with perfe
ar steering and propelling apparatus.
on PARIS, March 25.-The police a
Is thorities have oeen busy to- day recei
'u- ing the names of people, who ha
been swindled by Stiassy, the preten
he ad World,s Fo;r comm;ss;onnr W.
'sS published weekly paper here. as
hS claimed, in the interest of the exhi
ton, and collected about 1000
francs for space in the fair, which
$40 had no authority to sell.
I The police have arrested two an;
chis;s, one named Lebasterd, and t
"5 other Simon. 1t is stated that Leb
terd is suspected of baving caused I
" explosion a. the Labau barracks. I
~ T excitement in regard to anarchis
plots continues.