The National tribune., 1892-02-04

in the Jack Pot +" claim of ore bearing 900
ounces OF silver to the ton. The population of
Creole two weeks ago was 1000 To-day il is
400. and two trains day are swelling that
number. It is expected that the population Of
the town will reach Is, 900 by May Arch
bishop kstzer. Of Milwaukee has received
word that the Pope refused to accept the resig-
nation OF Mgr. Messmer, OF the Catholic Uni
versity nc Washington, who was appointed
Bishop of Green Bay, but who appealed 10
Rome 20 DO allowed 10 remain In charge Of his
chosen work at tho National Capital-Ths
War Department is arranging to meet the ap-
plication of numerous universities, colleges,
ETC., for the detail Of retired officers as military
instructors at such institutions, and has issued
circular 10 retired officers in order 10 ascertain
their wishes in the matter.-An action lust
taken by the Mississippi Legislature in the
matter Of pensions will give a large number Of
negi Ccs in that State pensions for services rem
dered the Confederstes in the civil war. The
new code provides pensions not only for ex-
Confederate soldiers. but for all servants who
followed their masters during the war and be-
came disabled in consequence.
Foreign.
published letter from King Charles. Portu-
gals ruler, says that to show an example OF the
sacrifices necessary to be made in order 10 re-
trieve the national financial situation he him
self will forego receiving one-ffth Of his civil
inst 1uo mig IdS y CIVIL llSb OF ODD,UUU MIL
reis; the Queen has q grant Of 10000 milres
The total Of the grants to the royal family
amounts TO 571 900 milreis.-An attempt was
made last week 10 depose the Governor of the
Province OF Sac Paulo, Brazil, but the uprising
was failure.-lt has Just transpired that
Lord TOlemache, of England, who died recently,
bequeathed to the Duke and Duchess OF Teck,
the parents of Princess Victoria Mary of Teck,
the hancee Of the late Prince Victor the greater
mart of hia fortune an1ountin0 IN uaarlv f-0 OOO
year. The fortune will be gOdsend to the
Duke and Duchess. They are not blessed with
supeTabundance Of this worlds goods In
fact, some years ago they were sold mp" by their
creditors.-Tho United States Minister at
Pekin has advised the Secretary Of State OF the
practical suppression Of the rebellion in Mon
golia. He says the troops Of the Imperial Chi
nese Government routed the insurgents in
various encounters, and that the foreign resi-
dents have reason TO rejoice in the success Of
the EmperOr's army.-The elections in Boz
livia will soon take place. The Liberal party
of Bolivia prOelaims Gen Camaehe rs its can
didate for President. DIR. Mariana Baptesto
has been named by tho Nationalist as their
candidate.-Argentina is in a troubled state
yet. The garrison at Chaco has revoIted The
Legislature Of Mendoza has elected Senior Ber-
niejo as Governor. Ex-Governor Ortiz resents
this action. The police have seized many arms,
and are gradually restoring order. Radicals at
Rosario arc fOmenting revolution in that city,
and feeling OF disquietude prevails.-The
health and movements of Prince George Of
Wales, heir presumptive to the British throne,
are carefully watched and reported to the daily
papers in England. The Prince is very fond Of
the navy. lie will shortly be appointed to one
OF the finest cruisers in the service. Before he
takes bis new command he will probably 20 on
tour tO Egypt in the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert. minister Reid, in an interview in
Paris last week, denied that negotiations are
being carried on by him with the French Gov
eminent for reductions in the American duties
on silks and wines in return for reciprocal adj
vantages in the French duties. Mr.. Reid refused
TO state what the negotiations are about
Austria replied to the American note claiming
most favored Nation treatment for the United
States under the treaty Of 1881 to the effect that
Austria regards the treaty as obsolete, but will
be disposed, after Feb. /, TO negotiate a new
treaty, either on the basis Of reciprocity or Of
the favored Nation aTrangement.-Election
riots are reported from many places in Hun
gary. In disturbance Of this kind at Tisza-
lock one person was killed and many were
wounded. In riot at Czicso three persons
were killed and 10 severely wounded, while
Banffy- Hunyad was also the scene Of a serious
conflict. In the last-named town all the
members OF an election committee and many
other persons were wOunded-tWo of them so
seriously that they died.-The troubles in
the ADMINISTRATION districts Of Russia are
growing worse. The peasants have become ex-
asperated by their sutieTings from hunger and
sickness and in blind, unreasoning way to
have Turned their resentment against the
doctors for their failure to effect cures. In
many villages in YOTOnezh the military have
been called upon TO suppress disorders, but the
peasants defy the authorities to prevent them
doing as they please.-Rumors are current
that Minister Reid desires to return from
France, Minister Smith from Russia, and Min
lister Lincoln from England. As the Chinese
mission Is not yet filed the President II these
TumOrs prove true, will soon have four i'm
pOrtant diplomatic posts to ill.-Many ply
sicians of eminence in England are Of opinion
that the Duke of Clarence met his death by his
lungs being clOgged with phlegm caused by ex-
cessiye cigaret smoking. The Prince Of Wales
and Prince George are also inveterately adj
dieted TO this habit-All the English officers
in the Egyptian service, notwithstanding their
expressed objection to the ceremony last week,
took the oath of allegiance 10 the new khe-
dive. According to despatch from COnstanti-
nople the Sultan has insisted on England fixing
date for the evacuation of Egypt. The Rus
sian and French fleets are expected TO arrive
shortly at Alexandria.-The Dowager Duchess
Louisa, widow Of the Duke Macmillan, and
mother Of Duke Charles Theodore. head of the
Ducal House Of Wittlesbaeh, died in Munich
Jan. 90, from influenza. She was daughter of
Macmillan J., King of Bavaria onsignOr
Richard, Cardinal Archbishop Of Paris, has
written letter to the Pope declaring that be Is
unable to communicate TO the French Bishops
the request of His Holiness TO instruct the
French Clergy to cease all opposition to the
Government, as he does not consider it oppor-
tune to do so. This reply has made o bad i'm
preston at the Vatican.