Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-04-04
Foreign.

Foreign.
President Diaz of Mexico is again
reported in good health.
The revolutionary situation in
Russia becomes alarming.
Charlotte Mary Yonge, author, died
at Winchester, England.
The strike at Marseilles is expected
to be ended by arbitration,
Four monks and many nuns were
killed by Indians in Brazil
1t is expected that NJ. de White will
soon become chancellor of Russia.
1t is reported that a mine has been
found beneath the palace of the car
at TZarskoe-Selo.
A project is on foot in st. Peters
brug to build belt and elevated rail
way tc cost $100,O00,O00.
The Portuguese government has
issued a decree closing the Jesuit
church on the Rua Quelhas.
The cruiser New York, which has a
mission to threaten the sultan of
Morocco, has arrived at Tangier.
The German imperial insurance de-
partment reports that 100000 per.
sons are now insured in Germany.
The car, alarmed at the prospect
of extensive riots, called meeting of
ministers to consider the situation.
Yang Yu. Chinese minister to
Russia, is seriously i'll. He has had
two falls in succession, owing to
vertigo.
Another cold wave is sweeping
over Germany, the thermometer rang.
ing from s to Is degrees below freez.
ing point.
Russian students drew lots to de-
eide who should kill the car. The
choice fell on the son of general
who warned the sovereign.
A bill has been introduced in the
Prussian diet, presumably at the sug-
gestion of Emperor William, directed
against the misuse of alcohol.
The Hungarian government is con-
sidering plan to connect Fiume, on
the Fiumara, with Stettin on the Oder
by canal, utilizing the rivers.
The agents of the company engaged
in constructing the railroad from
Guayaquil to Quito, Ecuador, are in
Porto Rico, recruiting for laborers.
The German imperial statistical
annual asserts that Germany last
year gained 5O.375 tons of petroleum.
as compared with the previous years
output.
Another American train crew was
thrown into Jail at Jaurez, Mex, be-
cause train killed Mexican. The
governments attention is to be called
to the situation.
The London Gazette announced the
appointments of Sir Wilfred Laurier,
premier of Canada, and Sir William
Whiteway. former premier of New
FolndlanG, TO be privy councillors.
The Indian secretary, Lord George
Hamilton, in the house of commons
yesterday, said the government had
no intention of again considering
proposals for the free coinage of
silver in India
Replying to question in the house
OF commons yesterday Lord George
Hamilton, secretary for India said
the government had no knowledge
that the chief ordnance officer on the
staff of Gen. Chaffee had made a state
ment.
A. ]. Balfour, the government
leader. in the house of commons, an
swering a question on the suject, said
he saw no prospect of the United
States, Great Britain and the CONT
mental governments negotiating to
prevent corners in grain, or gamblers
from manipulating the price.
The insistence of the French news
papers that Italy is contemplating
withdrawing from that dreibund, ow.
ing to the obligations imposed by that
alliance being the cause of Italy's
financial difficulties, has called out an
inspired statement in the semi-offi cial
North German Gazette to the effect
that the allies never imposed upon
Italy any questions in regard to the
employment OF the Italian army.