The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1896-10-03
From Foreign shores.


The khcdivc of Egypt has arrived at
Vienna from: Carlsbad.
1t is reported that among Lord Rose
bery's guests during the autumn will
be MIR. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling.
The present holder of the Armenian
patriarclatc, Mgr. Bartolomeos, is
said to be Il mere creature of the sui
tan.
One of Queen Victoria's most con-
stant visitors mt Osborne has been the
eX-cmprcss of the French, who looks
younger and better than she has done
for some time past.
The marquis of Butte. who has been
staying at Cardiff castle for a fort
night, has upearthcd the foundation of
an old priory called white Friars.''
known to have existed some centuries
ago.
One of the Swiss papers announces
the arrival in the Engadine Of Sir La
boucllere, member of the chamber of
Lords of Great Britain and vice plt,si-
South Africa Indies.
1t iS understood that United States
capitalists are negotiating with the
Russian government for the establish
mcnt of IL rapid steamship service be.
tween SIN Francisco and Vladivo-
stock.
Valentine Gadesdtn. the San Fran
cisco real estate dealer who was made
correspondent in the Yarde-Fuller di-
vorce case, died suddenly of heart dis
ease Mt pcdnaullcim, Grand Duclly Of
HcSsv.
Prince I.obanOff had one curious
bond Of sympathy which united him
throughout life to Great Britain. He
entertained Il romantic and passionate
admiration for Mary, Queen of Scots.
Every relic of that unhappy lady was
collected by him with pious devotion.
To remove ground for complaints
that have become numerous that raw
silks delivered at japanese ports We're
not up to the standard in tincness or
weight, the japanese government has
established conditioning houses at 70
kOhama and Kobe, where silks are
examined and certified free of charge.
A rumor is circulating in diplomatic
circles concerning the mental health of
the sultan. 1t is said that AbduIs
mind Is giving way under the strain of
cNClltN, luu lII1I lllIS dlCCOuul6 IOI TIE
''insane manner in which he appears
to he challenging the vengeance Of civ
iliZed Europe" as a correspondent de-
scribcs it.
The recent journey of the German
empress from Berlin TO Plccu was due
to the fact that the second son, Eitcl
Fritz, was thrown from his horse while
taking riding exercise, and received IL
kick from the animal. The young
prince was able to remount and ride
back to the imperial castle, but lie is,
for the present, confined to bis bed.
OtherSisc
Samuel H. Grow, o! Lyons, Iowa. is
dead at the age Of seveLty-four years.
Grain-carrying vessels are in Ge-
mand at SaE Francisco.
The next convention of the German
Catholic societies will be held at Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Rev. NJ. Il. Colburn, pastor of Grace
NJ. i. church, San Francisco, Cal, Is
dead.
Lieut.. Duff, y. s. A., retired, died mt
Port Huron, Mich, of apoplexy, aged
sixty-tive years.
The Republicans of the Thirteenth
Massachusetts congressional district
renominated Congressman John Simp-
kinson.
The announcement is made that the
next meeting of the turf congress will
be held in st. Louis Sept 2S, at which
time officers will be elected.
The Democratic coEgressit nal con-
vention of the Twcnty-niLth New
York district nominated Henry w.
BOwes of Bath.
At the Democratic convention of the
Second Connecticut congressional dis
trict, DR.. Austin b. Fuller OF New Ha.
ven was nominated for representative.
George W. Langford, secretary of
the Illinois fish commission, died at
his home at HAVANA, ILL.,, Of cancer
of the stomach, after an illness of six
weeks.
The pope has granted an audience to
Mgr. Chicontini on electoral and edu.
cational questions in Canada.