Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-09-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

| Ii Hung Chang has been recalled to
power.
The Austrian cabinet has resigned
owing to the impossibility of terminal
! ing the deadlock.
1t is asserted that Colonel Jouaust,
president of the Dreyfus courtmartial,
voted for acquittal.
The United States has consented to
protect German subjects in Venezuela
during the revolution there.
At the elections for the second cham
Der of the riksdag, Stockholm returned
81 out of 90 Liberal candidates.
Amid riotous scenes an anti-war
meeting in London was turned into a
demonstration in favor of war.
The Orange Free State has been for
mally committed to the support of the
Transvaal republic in the event of war.
The japanese government is consid-
erably alarmed at the continued large
emigration to Pacific islands of her
laborers.
Twenty deaths from the bubonic
plague took place at Hong Kong last
week. Eighteen new cases have been
officially reported.
The German Peace society at it's
meeting in Berlin will adopt resolutions
protesting against war between Great
Britain and the Transvaal.
The governor of Dahomey cables that
the German commission, which
is deciding the Togoland boundary, is
being resisted by the natives.
A special dispatch from Rome says
that the Italian government, in reply
to President Kruger's request for inter-
vention, has advised him to yield,
The Mexican senate and chamber of
deputies, in joint session, by unani-
nous vote, granted to President Diaz
81 days leave Of absence to visit Chicago.
The Spanish cabinet council has de-
cided that the interest on the Cuban
bonds should be paid by the govern
ment of that island and not by Spain.
The British battleship London has
been launched successfully at Ports
mouth in the presence of large crowds
of people The displacement is $4,000
tons.
The Allahabad, India, Pioneer prints
a dispatch saying negotiations have
have been concluded by Great Britain
for taking possession of Delago Bay
Nov. 1.
70 &oIn 70 he
don Daily Telegraph from Cairo, Gen
eral Lord Kitchener, governor general
of the Soudan, is preparing for an i'm.
expedition against the khalifa.
The floods have subsidized throughout
Germany, but the damage done is enor'
nous, amounting into millions of
marks. The magnificent prince regent
bridge at Munich, has been completely
demolished.
The Russian Abyssinian expedition
has discovered new range of noun I
tains between $3.50 and north latitude
and $3.50 longitude. By permission of !
the car the mountains have been named
Nicholas III range.
Germany will soon have new postage |
stamps of l, 2, and 5 marks. They
are to be closely modelled after the size
and style Of the United States Column
bian stamps of 1898. The engravings
show national events
Rear Admiral Montejo, who COM
manded the Spanish naval forces in the
battle of Manila bay, and who has been
on trial before the Spanish supreme
court, has been condemned to retire
ment without the right of promotion.
The Stockholm Alton Bladet has re-
celyed telegram from the master of !
the Norwegian cutter, Martha Larzak,
saying that he had found, Sept 9, on
the north coast of King Charles island |
an anchor and buoy marked Andres
Pear Expedition" /