The Penn's Grove record., 1911-01-06
FOREIGN.

News from Lisbon received in Paris
says the political situation in Portugal
Is threatening.
The Dominican government rushes
troops to the frontier following Hayti's
svasive reply to a request to withdraw
her forces.
Reports of serious trouble in con.
Guiding the American loan to China
are denied.
Bonilla's revolution in Honduras e
gan four days ahead of scheduled time
The immensely valuable collection
Of rugs belonging to the ameer OF
Bokhara was burned. Several attend.
ants persisted in the flames.
Scotland Yard is looking to America
for clues to the sensational anarchist
plots uncovered while tracing the
H~oundsditch burglar-assassins.
Flames have swept the bui'Iings
around the harbor of Messina, accord.
ing to information brought by boat to
Reggie, Italy.
A dispatch from Rome says the tIal.
ian government prepared to meet the
railway strike by a reduced service, to
be carried on by soldiers.
A violet earthquake was reported in
the Province of Ellis, Greece.
It was announced at st. Petersburg
that the expulsion of Jews from the
Russian capital has been begun.
.
A cable dispatch from Rome stated
that a large majority of 10000 railroad
employees in Italy have voted in favor
Of a strike.
A dispatch from Tsingtau, China,
says the German cruiser Emden sailed
Tor Ponape, Caroline islands, where, it
Is reported, an insurrection has oc'
Cured.
After an all night session, the low.
er house of the Cortes. by a vote OF
10S to 20, passed the paddock" bill,
which prohibits the establishment OF
new religious congregations in Spain
for two years. The II Carlists and
their Integrist allies kept up a per-
sistent obstruction all night. Seventy
amendments offered by ther+ were
discussed and rejected.
A dispatch from Chihuahua, Mexico,
says General Navarro at Pedernales
Is waiting for the 1000 troops to re-
lnforce him before giving battle.
Witnesses in the trial at Tours,
France, of Count" and Countess"
d'Aulby de Gatingy, charged with
swindling the Duchess de Choiseui-
Praslin, formerly Mrs. Paine OF Bos-
ton, testified that the accused persons
we're the incarnation of honesty n
charity.
At the opening of the Japanese Diet
In Toxic the Emperor emphasized n
necessity for the maintenance OF peace
in the Far East.
Ramon Barros Luce was 1naugu-
rated president of Chilli before a great
concourse.
Mrs. Laura Cunard, daughter eli
Judge Halliburton of Nova Scotia,
died at Nice.
A dispatch from Chihuahua. Mexico,
says about 1900 federal troops are
marching to surround the insurgents
1T Pedernales and Nal Paso.
A cable dispatch from Lisbon
stated that the plan of government
for the Portuguese republic was
based upon the systems of the United
States and France.
Insurgents made an attack on a
train near San Mateo, Peru. Several
persons were killed and wounded.
The insurgents secured 1880 soils,
about $5,424, in loot.
Large quantities of guns and am
munition are being shipped from ia
pan to AfghaDistan.
A brilliant reception was held at
the royal palace, Madrid, to commem-
crate the saints day of Queen Victo-
ria, born princess of Battenberg, who
became a Catholic on March z, 1905,
previously to her marriage to King
Alfonso.