The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-25
FOREIGN FLASHES

Madrid-Prince Henry Of Prussia Is visiting
King Alfonso and the Spanish court.
Mexico City-Two hundred Yaqui Indians were
defeated by federal troops in sonara. Thirty of
them were killed.
Bristol, Eng.-A motorcycle swerved Into
many others seriously injured
Rio Janeiro-The Bolvians were routed at Ma
April "a and since then hostilities have been
suspended by mutual agreemnt.
Berlin-Dr. Pere advocates bee stings as a cure
for rheumatism, claiming to have tested their
efficiency successfully in 800 cases.
London--The theatrical profession will oppose
the parliamentary bill prohibiting the appear
ance of children under ii years of age.
Paris-The cericnls and socialists again en-
gagged in rioting Sunday. A number of persons
were injured and several arrests were made.
London,-There are rather serious rumors in re-
gard to the health of King Edward and it is
thought another operation may soon be necessary.
Vienna-The emperor has given permission to
Princess Louise of Tuscany to reside IN Aus
tria provided she seeks seclusion In a convent.
Santa Domingo-The arsenal at Santiago was
blown up by enemies Of the present government
General Frias was killed and twenty one fatally
injured.
vienna-Dmperor Francis Joseph has denied an
audience to the Dalmatian deputies whose object
was to induce him to intervene and prevent fur
Their bloodshed in Crotia.
saloniki--A revolutionary band, headed by the
Macedonian leader, Svetkoff; against which the
Turkish troops were fighting near Monastir, was
surrounded and destroyed.
London-The Sofia correspondent of the Leader
telepgraphs that the Turks have burned the VII
lage Of Banitzi Sores. Only forty-e1ght OF
the 500 Inhabitants escaped.
y London--A dispatch to the Times from Picking
announces approach of the British at Thibet
some disputed boundary and commercial ques.
tons
Paris--J. Pierpont Morgan and daughter were
royalty entertained by the mayor Of AK les
Daines who presented Miss Morgan with big
bouquet bound with broad ribbon of stars and
stripes
Berlin--The Taglische Rundschau reports that
the czar is seriously considering an alteration In
the law of succession with the view to enabling
his eldest daughter to ascend the Russian throne
falling a son.
Munich--It Is reported that when Prince Ru
pert, prospective heir to the throne OF Bavaria
and his wife, Princess Maria Gabrielle, return
from China, their marriage will be dissolved
as they have proven Incompatible.
Manila-The cable SHY Anglia, which Is en-
gagged in laying the Pacific cable, departed TO
the island of Guam today 1t Is estimated tina
the trip will occupy eight days. The end OF tn
cable has been successfully landed at Malata.
London-M Mcbride, in open letter from
Paris, has challenged John Redmond, Ttmoth
G. Harrington and their friends to fight one Q
towards Mrs. Mcbride, formerly Maude Come.
London-Major General Lord Cheylesmore, het
ter known as General Herbert Eaton, who's
wife was Elizabeth French Of New York, ha
been offered and refused the post OF commander
in-chief Of the British forces in Egypt. 1t
BY General Pole Carew.
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