Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-18
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Porte refus IS TO pay American
claims growing out Of the Armenian
massacres.
A d spatch from London says G,
viceroy OF India.
George Ebers, the Egyptian scholar
and historical romance writer, died
near Munich, Germany.
The steamer Hiawatha recovered
and buried thirty bodies of the vic
Tins Of the La BourgC gne disaster.
National wheat stores are recon-
meEded as an aid to national defense
by an English parliamentary com
mittee.
The funeral Of Archb shop Walsh
# Toronto took place with i'm
pressive services in the cathedral Of
that city.
The federal council of Prussia has
sent Prince Herbert Bismarck an ad-
dress Of condo ence on the death OF
his father.
Widespread riots are rep rted in
the Sze-Chaun, China. Missions have
been burned and many christ ans
have been killed.
The report that Paderewski had
last the use of two of his fingers has
been denied by William Arlington, the
musicians London agent
Memorial services for Bismarck in
the Emperor William Memorial
church, at Eel n, were attended by
the emperor and empress.
A Paris actress has introduced a
new fad of injecting perfumery under
the skin. A doctor has pc nted cut
the danger of the practice.
Esther Kessel Temple. an american,
secured divorce n London from
Sir Grenyille Temple" or VIM.
Runcieman, convicted of bigamy.
Dispatches TO London from Pekin
assert that Eng and is getting shout
dered ont of the way in China because
Russia has bribed Chinese officials.
Cecil Rhodes charges that presi-
dent Kruger is the financial hacker
of the candidates of the Afr kander-
bund for the Cape colony Parliament.
The libel action of Emile lola
against the Fetit Journal resulted in
a fine of 1000 francs upon NJ. Judet,
the editor, and of 500 francs each
upon his two assistan S.
Nine. Charles Frederick Worth,
widow of the famous costumer, who
died in March, 1895, and his sue
cesscr in the superintendent of the
Worth establishment, d ed In Paris.
1t is announced from Bogota that
the government of G l1mbia has
unanimously resolved to deposit
sum equal TO 100000 (s2O1,0OO) as
security for the amount du9 the
heirs of Sig. Cerruti.
The mayer Of London, Mr.. Horatio
David Davies, and his daughter,
Miss Davies, sailed for New York
from Liverpool on beard the VIII te
Star Line steamship Tcutonic for
hort visit to America.
Jean Louis GARNER, the French
architect, is dead, At Paris. He was
born in 1925 and designed and super
Sc and erection Of the Grand
Opera House of the French capital at
an expense of nearly 100000 francs.
Great britain, it is asserted. has
adopted a firm atti ude in the matter
Of railway concession to China. The
situation is now cleared unless Rus
STA makes a counter move There is
general satisfact on in the British
settlements.
The sudden journey of the princess
Of Wales to Copenhagen has been ex-
pla ned. 1t was to attend a royal
family council 10 discuss plans to
make Prince George of Greece COVER
nor of Crete and to secure the is
land for Greece
From 81. Petersburg it is reported
that a band Of thieves entered the
residence of Princess ChunkaloG, near
Simferepol. capital of the government
Of Taurida, in the Crimea, and
foully murdered the princess aud
two lady companions.
Ernest Terah Hooley, the bank
rupt Spectator and promoter, is
seriously iii in l. ndon. His nervous
system. strained by thu anxiety at
tendant upon his company promUt-
ing career in London, las been shat
tered BY his recent worry
The municipal council Of Dublin has
refused to comply with request Of
the Gladstone Memorial Society for
its corporation in erecting in Dublin
a statue, commemorative Of the life
ard service o. Mr.. Gladstone similar
TO those which the society viii erect
in London and Edinburgh.
Or. ] I'm A. Zahm, tn we'll known
Roman Catholic eiuCatioual 81 and
scientist 4 Notre Dame University
If Indiana who for some time has
been prov nc al and interim of the
Order Of The Holy Cross in the
United States, was appointed pro
4h a. . r.