Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-02
FOREIGN.

Russia deprives Finland OF its last
remaining rights.
The steamship Umbre is ashore near
Pindeen, England.
A son and heir has been born to the
khedive Of Egypt.
M. Emile Loubet was elected presi-
dent of France by the national assem-
bly,. His election was followed by dis
order in Paris.
A joint protest from the United
States and Great Britain to Germany
is under preparation in regard to Ger
many's action in Samoa.
London underwriters who insured at
high risks ships overdue from the
storm are making fortunes by the safe
arrival OF almost all OF them.
Baron Paul julius de Reuter-, found
er Of Redter's Telegram Company, who
is over so years of age, is lying at the
point OF death at his villa at Nice.
News Is received from Berlin that
Xavier Scharwenka, the famous piar-
list, has suffered paralytic stroke and
is not likely to regain his powers.
The British government is investi-
eating the purchase by NJ. Menier, a
Frenchman, of Anticosti Island, at the
mouth OF the St. Lawrence river.
The Cunard line steamer Pavonia,
which was disabled at sea, was towed
to st. Mchael's in the Azores, by the
steamer Wolviston, from Baltimore.
conflict. said to have started in a
question OF taxes, took place between
Russians and Chinese at Ta-lien-W Wan,
China, and 300 Chinese were killed.
Lady Curzon, wife of the viceroy of
India and daughter of l.. q. Letter of
Chicago, has been decorated with the
Imperial Order of the Crown of India
conflict mas occurred between the
escorts Of the boundary commissions
sent out by France and Brazil to ex-
plore the boundary of French Guiana.
A campaign of terror has been start
ed in Paris by the anti-Dreyfusites to
brighten the new president into follow
ing his predecessors course on revi-
sion.
Special correspondence from Rome
states that Archbishop Ireland is still
being honored in official circles there
but opposition to his policy finds vent
in some quarters.
The duke OF Orleans has unexpect-
eddy arrived at Brussels, and it is said
he considers the moment opportune
for a monarchist attempt in France
Three millions of the dukes portraits
are being distributed.
Sir George Ferguson Bowen, privy
councillor, former governor Of Hong
Kong, of New Zealand and of Queens
land respectively, and author OF Thirty
Years of Colonial Government, died at
Brighton, England.
According to the semi-official Ham
burglscher Correspondence, the Ger
man foreign office, complying with a |
petition of Germans in Samoa, has re-
quested the Washington government |
to supersede Chief Justice Chambers.
Koloman 6e Sell has been intrusted |
with the ask of forming a new Hun
garian cabinet in succession to the |
ministry presided over by Baron |
Banffy, who announced Saturday the |
ministers intention of resigning at the
close OF the parliamentary session.
Max Regis, former mayor of Algiers
and editor of the Anti-Juit, has been
sentenced to three years imprisop-
ment ana to pay a fine of 900 francs
for press offenses and clarifying
murder and pillage at meetings in AL
giers and Paris" NJ. Philippe, man.
aging director of the same paper, mas
been sentenced to eight years impris-
onment and to pay fine of 100 francs
on the same charge.