Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-11-01

Dowie has been mobbed again by
London medical students.
Dowie was smoked out of a meeting
in London by medical students.
The British Navy leagle declared
England no longer rules the sea.
ZangwiIl declared in lecture that
fiction is the highest form of truth.
Thirty passengers were injured in
an underground railroad collision in
Paris.
A case Of bubonic plague IS reported
on the English steamer Dolphin, at
Calais.
Kruger embarked secretly at Louren-
10 Marquee or the Ouch cruiser
Gelderland
Members Of the Gerno-, cabinet are
urged to place their designations i'll
Bulows hands.
Johanna, Barnum e Bailey's famous
gorilla, died o. pneumonia a. Nurem-
burg, Germany.
Gen. Roberts reported eleven British
and twenty beers killed in a fight at
JagersfOntein.
Commissioner General Peck enter
tanned King Leopold OF Belgium at
luncheon at Paris.
a dynamite bomb was found under
the railway tunnel through which the
cars train was to pass.
Beers harass the British in the
Transvaal by tearing up railroads and
cutting telegraph wires.
Lord Wolseley, on retiring from the
post of commandeT-in-ch will take
an extended tour in Canada.
Lord Salisbury will go to Balmoral
to consult Queen Victoria regarding
cabinet changes and other important
matters.
1t is announced that The immediate
danger attaching to the illness of King
Oscar has passed, but that he will re-
qutre a long rest.
1t is reported that Lord Curzon will
leave India on account of wife's
health, and become leader in the
house of commons.
Emperor William has accepted
HohenIohe's resignation in an auto
graph letter, thanking the chancellor
for services to the empire.
A dispatch from Guayaquil says the
Ecuadorian congress has made ar
engagements by which the country
will pay it's entire foreign 4 bit.
A gas explosion in the exposition in
the section allotted to gas engines on
the Champ de Mars, Paris, injured
five persons, one of them seriously.
The appointment of Weyler as cap
tain general of Madrid caused the
resignation of the cabinet General
Azcarraga was called to form a new
Ministry.
Lord Roseberry is about to publish
volume entitled NapoleOn-the Last
Phase, a study of the emperor during
the closing years of his life at St.
Helena.
Reliable advices from Copenhagen
assert that the sale of the Danish
Antilles to the United States will soon
be effected by DR.. Constantine Brun
for 100000.
Sir Arthur Sullivan is Il Paris in
charge Of two attendants. He is on
his way to the Riviera, but has been
compelled by extreme weakness to
break the trip and stop for rest.
In Santo Domingo, the whole coun-
try is pacifted. The leading revolu-
tiOnists are prisoners. They have
submitted and the government is be-
ing conducted without trouble.
1t is said that the Bulgarian gov
ernment has decided to negotiate with
France a loan of 25,OOOG0 frances
$5,O00.OO0) for the puTDose of re
organizing the Bulgarian army.
For the moment the foreign policy OF
German empire completely over,
shadows the domestic policy. Since
Btsmarks time the sphere of German
policy has been immensely widened.
1t is reported that Joseon Chamber.
lain, the secretary of state for the
British colonies, is projecting a visit
to the West indies, in order to per
sonally see the effects of Ms subsidiz-
ing policy.
The Argentine press continues to
condemn the Chilean reply to Bo-
livia, as we'll as Chilo's attitude to-
ward that country. 1t is urged that
the United States should not tolerate
the aggressive policy of Chine.
The impending retirement of Sir
Henry Campbell-Bannerman from the
leadership of the liberal party is
! foreshadowed. He finds it almost i'm
possible to be radical enough for the
advanced members of his party.
1t is now known that the illness Of
King Albert of SaXony which has
recently become more acute, is due to a
generous affection of the bladder
which his medical attendants consider
| incurable.
! According to the st. Petersburg
! correspondent of the Daily Express,
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