Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-01-03
FOREIGN.

Jan 10-Hawaiian (provisionaD government declared itself an independent sovereignty Feb. 4-Auguste Valiant, French anarchist, Feb 6-Reports from all parts of Ontario show total majority in favor of prohibition of 61,7S9
 Feb 9-Col Bonnies Il other officers with 250 French priyates massacred by the Tuare- goras i'll Senegal.
 Mar. e-senor Ellauri elected president of Mar 3-Gladstone resigns and Lord Rose- bery accepts vacant premiership.
 Mar. l3-Brnzilian rebel forces surrendered internationally.
 Mar. Oxford won annual boat race with Cambridge In London.
 Mar. 20-Lonis kossuth. Hungarian patriot died at Turini aged e2
 Mar. 31-President Bermudez, of Peru, died at Lima.
 May 2-An international bimetalllc confer- ence opened in London.
 May 22-F'rench cabinet resigned.
 May 29-New French cabinet formed.
 June 1-Thrteenth international conference of the Y. M. C. A. convened in London to com memorate Doth anniversary of organization June 6--Lord Rosebery' s Ladas won English Derby.
 June Il = Plague in China caused 60 GOO deaths in Canton and thousands of others in Hong Kong, Paklios and other ports of China. June 14-Lord Chief Justice John Duke Coleridge of England diedi aged S.
 June 15-Abdul Aziz proclaimed sultan of June 2s-In colliery near Port-y-Pridd, Wales, explosion killed 2o0 miners =. NJ. Sadi Car0Ot, president or France, aEsaSSinateQ at Lyons by an Italian anarchist.
 June 27-M Casimer-Perier elected presi- dent of French republic at Versailles.
 July Hover l,o0o persons killed by earth quake in Constantinoplo and vicinity.
 July 18-Hawaii declared q republic, with Sanford B. Dole as president
 July 26-War declared between China and Japan, and Corean king imprisoned by Japanese. July 28-Death from plague in Canton dis- trict, China, estimated at l2oo0o
 Aug. 15-Caserio Santo. President Carnot's assassin. executed a Paris. sep 9-Prof. Hermann yon Helmholtz, Ger man physiologist and scientist died at Berlini aged "A.
 Sep. 17-Japanese gained decisive victory ct Ping Yang over the Chinese
 Sep. 18-Chtnese suffered Q crushing defeat off Ya1u in naval engagement.
 Sep. 24-Ameriean exhibitors at Antwerp exposition awarded seven grand prizes 10 di- plomas and 91 gold, silver and bronze medals. brutally in Armenia.
 oct. ao-James Anthony Proud, IL. D., Eng fish historian, died in London, aged T6,
 Nov. 1--Alexander ILL, emperor of Russia Nov 2-Czar Nicholas IL issued a manifesto announcing his accession to the throne oi Nov. 14-sir Thomas Matthew Charles Symonds, c. c B., admiral Of the British fleet, Nov a0~Anton GFogor Rubinstein. pianist and composer died at Peterhof, Russia; aged Nov 21-Port Arthur, Chinese stronghold captured by the Japanese,
 Nov. 26-Gzar Nicholas II of Russia married Princess Alix of -Darmstadt, at St. Petersburg.
 Nov. 27-Ex- Chancellor Bismarck's wife died at Varzin, Germany.
 Nov. s9-China submitted proposals of peace to Japan through U. S. Ministers Denby and Dun.
 Dec. 7-Ferdinand De Lesseps, builder of Suez canal died near Vatane, France.
 Dee. 10-Commereial and Union banks Of St. Johns, N. T., forced to suspend, liabilities amounting to several millions.
 Dee. 1l-Late reports say that Japanese troops entering Port Arthur November 2l massacred almost entiro population in cold blood.
 Dec. 12-sir John Thompson, premier of Canada, died at Windsor castle, England.