Identifier: reviewofreviewsw33newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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gns The British House of Commons votes by a majority of 238 in favor of a motion for the payment of $1,.500 ayear to each member. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Prime Minister, opposing the motion The bill for general, equal, and direct suffrage is taken iip in thehnver house of the Austrian Parliament. March 12.—Debate on the motion against protectiveduties is V)egun in the British House of Commons.... Anew ministry is formed in France by M. Jean M. F.Sarrien (.see page 401). March 13.—A motion opposing protective duties iscarried in the British House of Commons by a vote of474 to 98. March 1.5.—The Chilean ministry resigns. March 16.—The bill for the government ownershipof railways in Japan is passed by the House of Repre-sentatives. March 19.—President Palma, of Cuba, is formally reelected Ex-Lieutenant Schmidt, who commanded the mutinous Black Sea fleet at Sevastoi)ol, is executed. March 20.—It is announced that the Spanish cabinet,headed by Premier Moret, has resigned.
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A SITTINO OP TUK I\TEIl\.\TroX.\I., MOROCCO CO\FKF(E\CE AT AI^OECIR.VS. RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS. 411 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. Febnuu-y 17.—The Pope issues an encyclical strongly condemning the French separation law Guzman Carbiras is appointed Venezuelan minister to theUnited States. February 18.—Emperor William of Germany, whileat Copenhagen, receives the French special ambassador. February 20.—Jai)an calls the attention of China tothe advisability of taking steps to prevent an anti-for-eign uprising. February 22.—The German Reichstag pas.ses thegovernments proposal to extend reciprocal tariff rates to the United States until June 30, 1907. February 28.—The Foreign Relations Committee of the United States Senate, by a party vote,orders a favorable re-port on the Santo Do-mingo treaty aftermaking importantamendments Pres-ident Roosevelt issuesa proclamation mak-ing tariff concessionsto Germany. March 1.—UnitedStates Minister Mor-gan presents his cre-dentials to Preside

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