San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CENTRIsTs OBSTINATE.

president OF the body, that their
party would oppose the motion to
| render the congratulations OF the
House to Prince Bismarck on the
occasion of the SOth anniversary of
| his birth.
PRINCESS HELEN TO MARRY.
PARIS, March D. The Italian
EN- bassy here has been officially
advised that marriage has been ar
ranged between the Duke Of Aosta
| and Princess Helen, second daugh-
| ter of the late Count OF Paris.
NEWSPAPER MEN ARRESTED.
| BARCELONA, March pa mill
tary court here has ordered that
two directors OF local newspapers
be arrested for exciting against the
subalterns in Madrid. Great eX-
| element prevails and serious dis
| turbances are threatened.
THE PRICE OF THREAD REDUCED.
GLASGOW, March 22.-J. 4 p.
| Coats 4 Co., the Scotch and Ameri-
can thread manufacturers, have
reduced the prices Of their pro-
ducts by 20 per cent.
MEMORY OF GARIBALDI.
| ROME, March 22.-The ceremony
Of laying the corner stone Of the
Garibaldi monument was conduct
ed in the presence Of an immense
gathering of people. The principal
| speech of the occasion was deliver
ed by the Syndic of Rome.
JAP WARSHIPS.
LONDON, March o. The Pail
Mall Gazette publishes a dispatch
saying that four Japanese warships
have arrived at Taku and are
searching vessels there for contra
band articles OF war.
HELPING NEWFOUNDLAND.
LONDON, March 22.--The Post
says: There is reason to believe
that the sole object Of the govern
ment in sending Mr.. Herbert Muir
ray, formerly chairman OF the Gus
toms department, to Newfound-
land, is that he may provide the
fishermen with funds as the banks
and leading merchants have hith-
erto done at the beginning OF the
fishing season."
| RUSSIAN MINISTER TO GERMANY.
BERLIN, March 22.-The Cologne
| Gazette announces that Count
d'GstZen-Sacken, the Russian min
lister to Bavaria, has been appoint
ed Russian minister to Germany to
succeed Count Schouvaloff.
ATTACKS ON CRISPI.
PARLEMO, March 22.-Marquis
di Rudini, eX-Premier Of Italy, in
a speech here accused Premier
Crispi Of having assumed powers
beyond those conferred upon him
by the constitution, and OF being
incapable Of deciding questions
affecting public morality. If the
new Chamber did not wish to alb
dictate it's perogatives, he said
Signor Crispl must resign.
RE-ARRANGING THE FOREIGN DIP
LOMATIC CORPS.
| BERLIN, March 22.-The retire.
ment of Gen. Won Werder from the
| post of German ambassador at st.
Petersburg, will put in force re.
| arrangement of the German diplo-
matte corps in Europe, which has
been pending for a long time. 1t
| is reported that in pursuance Of
this arrangement Count Won Eul-
enberg, German ambassador at
| Vienna, will become secretary Of
state for foreign affairs; Baron
Marchall Won Biebenstein, present
foreign minister, will be appointed
am bassadOr to Russia, and Count
Herbert Bismarck will be appoint
ed Am bassador at Vienna.
Other appointments mentioned
are those of Count van Rantzau,
son-in-law of Prince Bismarck, as
| Prussian minister at Hamburg, to
lAucceed Herr Won Kidderlen-
Waechter, and that of the latter
as German minister to the Hague,
to succeed Count Won Rantzau.
INCOME TAX LAW PUBLISHED IN
ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 22.-In view Of
the past number of residents Of
Great Britain who derive an in
come from the United States the
foreign office has caused the publ
cation in the Gazette Of the terms
of the new United States income
tax law, accompanied by Motif
cation that the time OF declaration
under the law has been extended
to April 10.
HE Is STILL A SICK MAN.
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