Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-21
THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS FROM AL
PARTS OF THIS EhRTtl OF OURS.
Interesting Notes From all Paris of the
Globe Pithily Presented Many Dark
Deeds Give no indication of tho Mil
Ienntuni.

Italy will now make fine exhibit at the
Columbian exposition.
Emperor William anil the empress nre ex-
pectel al Dantzig on Nay ID.
The crown prince Of Prussia will euter the
army rs II lieutenant on May g, when he
completes his lgtn year.
Mrs. Harrison, whose condition has been
much improved, caught fresh cold during
Sunday and became considerably vorse.
The Legislature of the Brazlinn Prov
inces OF Matto Crosse has declared that
state independent Of the republic of Era2ll.
The forgeries of 4. G. Brown, young
broker of Toronto wao has n.d, are an
nouncel to aggregate a2], ,GG3, from various
business firms.
Ii is said the sugar planters have come 20
terms with Spreckles and left the entire
control of the sugar interest on the Pacific
coast in his hands.
4 parcel containing 30 dynamite car
tridsos to wbicn fuses were attached was
discovered beside the railroad track 10 miles
from Rarbelona.
Charreye, the anarchist, Ravachois coin
ing confederate, has been sentenced by de
fault of imprisonment, TO life imprison-
ment at hard labor.
Ex-senator v cllaco Of Pennsylvania is of
the opinion tna5 the ,ht N New York bars
both Cleveland and Nlli as presidential can
dldates. He favors FACTION.
The amount of the new Austro hungarian
loan, required to provide tho gold needed
for the change of the empires currency, is
officially announced as G30, 900, coo.
Owing TO differences regarding financial
measures to be submitted to Parliament The
whole Italian ministry mas resigned. Mar
quis di Rudni viii raconstruct the cabinet
French financial journals aro discussing
| the question whether the time is oppor;une
| to put an end to the Latin monetary union,
| but the government shows no sign of taking
! such I step.
! The financial condition of Chill is causing
| much comment Senior Edwards, tue pres
en-, minister Of finance, is giving his utmost
attention TO the rehabilitation OF the coun-
| try's finances.
| The trouble with the convicts in the
| Durham Camp near Chlcsamau3a has been
quelled. Inc conyicts there mutiniod
| The leaders OF the uprising were punished
and all is quiet.
Home Secretary Matthews has decided to
release Mrs, Osborne, VINO IS serving nine
, months sentence for H.. .heft of Mrs Her-
greave's pearls and subsequent rjury, be-
fore the time of her sccouchineut.
A plot hns heon discovered TO deposs the
sultan OF HenNbar in favor of a prince of
Muscat 1t is reported tue British favor
the depoaition OF the sultan in order to ex-
tend their protectorate over Muscat
Bates, the bicyclist, was compelled
through exhaustion TO abandon his attempt
TO beat the "A hours record, after riding %
hours and II inmates. IN that time he GOV
cred 35G miles, which was inside the rec
ord.
At Reading, Pa, Mary B. Bells. 16 years
old, has lived on nothing hut milk for "
months, drinking three pints day. She
declines to touch other food and her strange
resolve is SAID to be due to disappointment
III love.
1t is reported that tho king OF Dahomey
has seized Mt Whydah, the port of Dahomey,
20 Europeans, violating several nuns and
that ne has taken them to Abomey, his cap
tal, where he will hold them in the event
of an attack by the French.
The bark Abarnyte from Portland, Ore
and the steamer Tripoli put into Falmouth
Sunday, after having been N collision. The
| Iripol had a hole on tue starboard side,
and the Auernytes bowsprit was gone and
her bows were badly damaged.
Prof +. Il. Fava, jr., son on Baron Fava.
says his fathers return TO Wa5hiugton de-
pends on his own disposition, but he is satis-
fed that the Baron will come back here.
| The baron ha, recently been advanced to
the highest rank in the diplomatic branch.
Harry Higgins, the striking mouder. who
killed Beriram J.. Ar.old, a night watch
man at Smord''s stove factory in Long
Island City, y. y, on March 2G, by stab
bing him in the throat, has been indicted By
| ba it,rt- far l., IL,
greee.
Senator Morrill, appeared in the Senate
Tuesday for the first time since his illness
aud was warmly congratulated 10y senators
OF both parties. The JOINT resolution to nav
West Virginia her share OF the direct tax
money was passed. The House considered
the Noyes Rock well contested election case
L has been decided not to make a labor
demonstration in tho streets Of Paris on
Nay day in order TO avoid giving the police
an excuse for conflict til the Worliingmen
4 monster meeting will be hold in a big hall
ami tho labor leaders will do everything to
avoid disorder.
\ close friend Of Senator German saws
that the latter is physically uuoble TO stand
tue labor und strain TINT would be nut upon
him in presidential campaign. aud SO he
has concluded to withdraw frum the demo
cratic national committee when the national
convention meets and to decline a reappolnt-
ment
Mrs. sarah Ann Shoemaker, aged -, is
suing for divorce from her husband. who
is 80 and a prominent minister of Romney,
w. va. Sue charges cruelty aud neglect
and it is said another woman has infatuated
her husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker
have lived together for 30 years and are
great grand parent.
AT St. Louis, Alo,, an Indignation meet
ing has been hold by tho negroes, and reso-
lutions were adopted denouuclng the out
RACES upon the coiored people in the South.
Auxiliary bodies viii be formed throughout
the United States to agitate tie matter OF
protection to the negroes. represent atives
viii be sent to Europe to stir up the sonti-
ment there.