Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-06-11
FOREIGN.

The state pawnbroking establish
ment at Naples was destroyed by fire.
The strong room filled with valuables,
was Quilted. The damage amounts
to $2,400, 900.
Mrs. MacBride MAUD Gomez pre-
diets that eff King Edward goes to
Dublin he will ride like a strang king
hedged with steel through the silent
and sullent streets"
At Victoria, B. c., Premier Mcbride
has formed a straight conservative
leader in British Columbia, A. F. Nc
Phillips and R. c. Tatlow. One port
folio is still to be filed.
Russian newspapers are urging that
American unfriendliness over the
Kisheneff massacres be counteracted
by showing Russian friendliness to the
United States in the past.
The council of Trinity college, Dub
lin, has recommended that the senate
approve the admission of women to
this institution and the abolition of the
compulsory study of Greek.
Edmind Rostand, author of Cyrano
de Bergerac, was admitted to ''immor-
tality" in the French academy in the
presence of many notables, including
Sarah Bernhardt and Nile. Bartet.
The house of representatives at
Toxic has adopted all the appropria-
lions moved for naval expansion, but
has rejected the proposed expenditure
for Formosan railways and harbor
works.
Anti-Austrian demonstrations are
reported from Palermo, Messina,
Catania, Turin, Pisa, Ancona and other
places. 1t is said that Count Nigra
the Italian ambassador to Austria, has
resigned.
Reports of the latest Chinese pro-
vincial examination chow the sub
jects to be unchanged, the empress
dowager's education reform edicts in
favor of western learning remaining a
dead letter.
Nearly 200 residents of Smerdash.
European Turkey, were murdered by
Bashi Bazouks and their village
burned after bombardment. Turkish
troops and Bulgarians are fighting on
the frontier.
The lieutenant governor of the
Transvaal, Sir Arthur Lawley, has re-
mitted the remainder of the sentences
of the majority of the former ourghers
convicted of military offenses during
the late war in south Africa.
A dispatch received at Berlin from
Durham, Natal, announces that the Ger
man antarctic steamer Guse, concern
ing whose safety considerable appre-
hension was feft, passed Durham Sum-
day on its way to Cape Town.
No instructions have been sent to
the British minister at Carcasas to
protest against the recent closing by
Pre- Sident Castro of the custom houses
at number of Venezuelan ports, now
in possession of the insurgents.
Queen Helena received United
States Ambassador Meyer in private
audience at Rome yesterday and
showed great interest in the ST. Louis
exposition, asking for particulars re-
garding its extent aud Importance.
The governor general of Algeria has
authorized the formation of three mo-
bile columns. one to march straight to
Ffguig and the Others to be directed
against the tribes who have rebelled
against Mayhem and French authority
The speed trials of the new Austrian
second-class battle-ship Arpad at Pola
proved her TO be the fastest battle
ship in the world. She made an aver
age of 1855 knots in six hours run.
She was constructed by the Trieste
ShipBuilding Company.
Fifteen hundred delegates of the Co
Protective societies of the United