The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-10-15
FOREIGN CABLEGRAMS
Renewed Activity in the Eviction
Of Irish Tenants.
THE YOUNG DUKE OF ORLEANS
DlsinieCtlOn Craze in Germany Becomes
About as Harmful as the
Plague Itself.

Louis Kossuth has finished his men,
oirs.
Cholera is on the wane all over Eu-
rope.
Bismarck, If alive, will probably visit
America next year.
Among the nobility OF England 81 per
cent. have no children.
The French are preparing to make an
other attack on the Dahomeyans.
Great Britain has sent vessel to in
vestigate Canadian seizures by Russian
cruisers.
Palacio, the Governor OF La Guayra,
has been opening the mail of the Amer
lean Consul.
The French Naval Minister wants to
remodel the staff by substituting old Of
ficers with younger ones.
The London Times declares that Rus
sia should apologize TO England for the !
insult in capturing Canadian sealers.
The corn and potato crops OF North |
Finland have been almost entirely de-
stroyed by frosts. A famine is immi-
nent.
There is renewed activity in the evic-
tions OF Irish tenants, with the object,
it is said, to disCredit Morley's govern
ment.
The POpOlO Romano OF Rome says that
all OF the brigands concerned in the re-
cent outrages in Sicily have been cap
tured.
Haddon Hall )" Sullivan's new comic
mall raaa,vaI - I l,,Nl
it is not likely to reach the popularity
OF his other productions.
There was great rejoicing at Rome on
the twenty-second anniversary of the
realization OF the national hope that the
city should be Italy's capital.
The German Reichstag will adopt
bill putting the country under an eff
cient plan of federal or imperial sani-
tary regulations, it is said, without de-
bate.
Emperor William has given orders
through the German Consul at Bergen,
Norway, for 120 Norwegian carpets for
the imperial hunting chateau at Pots
dam.
A well-known physician, who has been
studying the cholera question, says that
the disinfection craze in Germany has
become about as harmful as the plague
itself.
The largest ostrich found for genera
tion in Central Africa is on its way to
London, a present from the great Mo
hammedan chief, Alimary Samaden, to
Queen Victoria.
Germany will maintain the new law
| anaincf GnnIox, traISrw III -.
cases where it is known to interfere with
the personal comfort of the inha abitants
will it be relaxed.
The Comte de Paris is said to enter
tain the belief that something will hap
pen in Europe within the next two years
which may result in his being called to
the throne of France.
Emma Nevada, the American singer,
was recently given dinner at Gibraltar
by the officers of the Kings ROYAL Ri
! tles. Her husband, DR.. Palmer, was the
only male civilian present.
The Empress OF Austria has been
since the death of Prince Rudolph
complete mental wreck, subject to most
pathetic delusions about her son and
requiring the greatest care.
DIR. Lee, the prominent St. Petersburg
physician, who reports unfailing success
in the hospitals there with his irrigation
treatment of the prevailing epidemic,
was originally an Ohio man.
The Mettern'ch family, who are plaint-
ifs in the contest over the will of Count
Waldenstein at Prague, contend that
Waldenstein drank cognac by the tum-
blerful until he became insane.
The Birmingham Daily Gazette is said
to be the first daily paper printed, cut
and folded by the aid of electricity. The
current is supplied from the mains of
J the Birmingham Electric Supply Com
pany.
, During the cholera epidemic in Paris
, which preceded the present one it was
computed that person living in clean
, quarters and taking ordinary care had
. about one chance in 1000 OF taking the
disease.
Thirteen millions sterling have al
ready been spent on the Manchester ship
canal, or G5, 100000 more than the origi-
} nal estimate. Two millions more will
have to be borrowed from the corpora
tion of Manchester.
t Paris just now offers an unusual OPP
: portunity for feminine title-hunters. A
young Viscount has just put himself up
, for rattle. The winner gets him as a
| husband with the title thrown in. The
tickets are $40 each.
r The railways of the United Kingdom
, of Great Britain have $3.50 locomotives,
ofwhich only ,S41 are in Scotland and 705
t in Ireland. The London and North
f western has the most, 2,64S, followed by
the Midland with 1920.
The English quarantine authorities
: burn all dirty linen found on an in
| fected ship. A Russian who came to
London recently with very scant ward
: robe was left without a shirt to his
back, until missionary came to his as
sistance.