Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-05-20
FOREIGN CABLEGRAMS
The Amount Of Money Spent by
Americans in Italy.
EAST INDIANS GAIN MORE RIGHTS.
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Glasgow to Erect Generating Station to
Supply 10000 Incandescent
Electric Lamps.
EAST INDIANS GAIN MORE RIGHTS.

Ex-King Milan of Servia is mixed M
In another scandal at Paris.
Italy will abandon all her Red Sea
possessions except Massowah.
The measles bacillus is reported as
discovered by DR.. Caron at Berlin.
| English capitalists are complaining at
the number Of steamers that are living
in that country.
Swiss hotelkeepers are hard at work
preparing for the summer influx OF
American tourists.
An agency in London supplies weekly
papers with the best jokes taken from
American journals.
Spain will try to raise S., ,OOO, 900 addi-
tionai revenue by reducing salaries and
increasing taxation.
The London Times thinks it advisable
for England to meet her colonies half
way in their trade offers.
A large sum has been asked by the
French Minister OF Marine to increase
the strength OF the navy.
The French still fight an average OF
1000 duels year without any percepti-
bic influence on the death rate.
| 1t is stated the manufacture and sale
OF explosives in Austria and Hungary
will be made State monopoly.
The Arch bishop of Canterbury has de-
clared in favor OF opening picture gal
leries and museums on Sundays.
1t is proposed to endow Shakespeare
house In stratford- on Avon, 30 that it
may be free to visitors for ali time.
| Russian Black Sea ship owners are Pc
tltloning for an increased number Of
lighthouses on the shores OF the Crimea.
The immigration Of Poles to Brazil.
owing to the unhealthy condition OF that
country, is being directed to the United
States.
1t is computed that during the last
ten years the average annual expendi-
ture OF Americans in Italy has been $685.
000,OO0.
Manchester tEnglandl cotton manu-
facturers decide that, owing to the pre-
yailing depression, curtailing of pro-
duction is necessary.
Germany possesses 24.843 miles of
railways; France, 81, 1896; Great Britain
and Ireland, 1881; Russia. 1888:
Austria, l5, 442 miles.
Fear of the Anarchists has affected
the attendance at the Paris theaters and
notably reduced the number OF people
in the streets at night.
The woman suffragists in England
protested against the recently defeated
bill, which allowed only spinsters to vote,
ignoring married women.
The Queen Regent of Spain has COM
muted the death sentences of nine Grim
inals ont OF the seventeen that are await
ing execution in Spanish prisons.
India bids fair to arise in the level OF
Importance ere long, judging from the
fact that there are over 200 women at
tending the various medical schools of
India.
Premier Salisbury and Chancellor OF
the Exchequer Goschen OF Great Britain
have consented to receive a deputation
of leading merchants in favor of bimet-
allism.
The London grand jury has found
true bill against the editor and publisher
of the C0nlmOnGedl, an Anarchistic pa
per. They are charged with exciting to
murder.
Lord Salisbury has addressed note
OF remonstrance, couched in strong
terms, to Secretary Blaine on the sub
ject OF the persecution of the English
sparrows in certain parts of the country.
| A motion has been made in the British
/ House of Commons that Canada be rep
resented in Washington by Canadians,
who should be attached to the British
Minister'S staff.
A Spanish sailing vessel bound for AL
huclemas, the Spanish prison settlement
in the Mediterranean, while becalmed
off the coast of Morocco, was boarded
and looted by number Of pirates.
In the event of war Russia could show
an army OF 100000 men, beside Cos
sacks; France, on war footing, an army
OF 2,80O,0O0; Germany, an army OF
2,30l 900 under twelve years service.
The man who caused the bomb expIo-
sion near Guise Barracks in Tours,
France, and was almost fatally injured
by the explosion, is wealthy grocer,
well known as pious man and roy
alist.
The movement in New South Wales
to supplant the old Trades and Labor
Council by federation OF labor. em-
ploying political methods beside strikes
and boycotts, is continually gaining
strength.
The corporation Of Glasgow, Scotland,
is about TO erect generating station
large enough to supply 10000 ineandes-
cent electric lamps. The total expendi-
tuse for the work will be between $3OO,-
900 and s350,OO0.
i AS u concession to the native agitation
for larger voice in Indian affairs the
British authorities have announced that
certain higher civil posts, including
iudgeahips and under secretaries, from
which natives have been excluded, will
now be open TO them,