Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-04-19

Great Britain 10 succeed the duke OF
Norfolk.
Queen Victoria received an ovation
in Dublin.
The French occupied Igli, the key to
Morocco.
Liverpool business men want strong-
er Notifications for that port.
Pronza was appointed Italian min
lister OF war to succeed Mirri.
Vienna will celebrate Franz Josefs
seventeen birthday Aug. IS.
Japan and Russia are said to have
reached an agreement in Corea.
The Russian minister of war will
Inspect every post in central Asia.
Advices from Kobe are that Russia
has secured the Masaupho grant.
Queen Victoria viewed about 10000
children in Phoenix Park, Dublin.
Italy, it is reported, is weakening in
her adherence to the triple alliance.
A landslide at Naples buried an arti-
iicial coal factory killing eight men.
The car is endeavoring to increase
the czarina's popularity with people.
King George Of Greece will visit
Vienna to consult an ear specialist.
Hotels and shopkeepers in Paris adj
vance prices for exposition visitors.
Great Britain and France arranged
the Newfoundland fisheries dispute.
Russia is amassing grain at Port
Arthur in preparation for possible
wal.
William Cros, famous naturalist and
importer of animals, is dead at Liver
pool.
Jean Baptiste Sipido, a Belgian
youth of a fanatic disposition. tried
unsuccessfully to kill the prince OF
Wales in Brussels.
Ten thousand soldiers will be used
to keep the Paris exposition grounds
clean.
The French lost 40 soldiers killed
in the battle that crushed Rabah' s
power.
Several German agrarian leaders
are willing to compromise en- the
meat bill
Higher wheat duties are proposed tc
raise revenue to pay the cost of the
kaiser's naval plans.
British bleachers and lace curtain
manufacturers may form a trust with
$3.50, 900, 900 capital.
Walter Watson, New York manager
of the Bank of Montreal, died in New
York, aged 20.
Diplomats wonder why Franz Josef
will attend the German crown princes
coming-of-age ceremony.
The strike is gaining ground in
Gaudeloupe and more workmen are
going over to the strikers.
A London justice decided that the
county council has no right to run
buses, only tramways
The date of the wedding of the Jap
auese prince imperial and Prince Kujo
Sadado has been set for May g.
Commissioner Peck protested be-
cause the Turkish pavilion will OBJ
struct the view of the American build
ing.
1t is stated that China has failed to
grant a request from Russia for per-
mission to build railway from Muk-
den TO Pekin.
AS a protest against the alleged vio-
lation of parliamentary rights, 100
Italian deputies left the chamber. cry
ing, down with the king"
Foreign Minister Declasse declared
France is a great European and col
onial power, but new is not the time
to raise the Egyptian question.
Millerand announced that the Paris
exposition buildings would be com.
pleted by April 10, but that all exhib-
its would not be ready.
Captain Nathan Appleton is in
Paris finding out where the soldiers
and sailors who figured in the war of
Independence are buried in Paris.
rhe prince and princess of Wales ar
rived safely in Copenhagen. The
Belgian legislature denounced the at
tempt to assassinate him in Brussels.
Rome regards the duke of Norfolk's
abandonment of his proposed holy
year pilgrimage as a protest against
the pope's attitude towards the boer
war.
Cecil Rhodes, who sailed from Cape
don, was sentenced to one years de-
firm of publishers to publish a five vol
ume work containing the scientific re-
suits of his polar explorations The
work will be in English
In the March quarter thirty-one
men convicted of lese majestic in Ber-
lin Prince Lynar, who married an
and who was formally at
taehed to the German embassy in Lon
Town March q, has arrived in Lon