The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-18
GENERAL NEWS.

BALITsBoBE, Nov. 11.-Numbers Of
the peasantry, some armed, are en- route
to Claremorris.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-At q meeting oi
the Land League to day Justin Mccarthy
was elected a member.
PARNELL addressed meeting at Bel.
leek, County Fermagh, yesterday.
Chief Secretary for Ireland, has left
Dublin for London.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-Later particular
from Agram, in Croatia, concerning the
| earthquake felt throughout South Austria
yesterday, state that 200 houses and two
churches were irreparably damaged. Part
of the cathedral must be rebuilt. The
palace and county seat of the Cardinal
Archbishop, the Government School, ,aud
cigar mandatory were half destroyed.
Buildings within radias of fourteen
miles were terribly damaged.
LONDON, Nov. I1.-The escort for the
Orangemen going to the relief of Boycott
will consist OF two squadrons Of hussars
| and one squadron of dragons, $50 in
fantry, with two cannon, and $50 con-
stabulary. The troops have been strictly
ordered on no account to fire on the peo-
pie.
Another account of the instructions to
The troops says they are not to fire unless
the people resort to arms. in which case
the troops are to act as in actual warfare.
The Orangemen cannot arrive at Ball
inrobe until tonight. They will be
lodged in the cavalry barracks, and will
resume their march In the morning.
Great apprehensions are felt here of dis
turbances.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1l.-This morning tue
Dublin contingent started from the
Broadstone terminus Of the Midland
Railway for the scene@of the agrarian
troubles in Mayo. There will be Joined
at Mullingar by laborers from Cavan and
Monaghan and also by fifty of the con-
stabulary, and at Athlone by 100 of the
military. A pilot engine goes ahead of
the train, as it is suspected that the rails
viii be tampered with. The traffic man
ayers of the railroad turned away ordin-
ary passengers by advising them not to
go by that train. The chief danger fear
ed before reaching Claremorris is that
the train will be fired upon from behind
bitches. The expedition must march
from Claremorris, where it will be Joined
by still larger contingent Of military
from Castlebar. This march, distance
of fifteen statute miles, will be the most
difficult and trying part of the Journey
The train Is not expected to reach Clare
moriss until $50 o'clock. Tt will take
some little time to collect the party, un-
load the wagons, and yoke the horse
carts which they take with them. The
Cavalcade will not be ready for perhaps
half an hour afterward, and by that time
it will be getting dark. 1t will be night
fall before the march is completed
When the expedition reaches its destina-
ton, Lough Mask House, where Mr..
Boycott is besieged, it will include about
1900 soldiers and constables.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 10.-The ell
trance of the Northern Pacific Railroad
into the territory of Montana was form
ally celebrated at the end of the track,
which has now reached the boundary
between Dakota and Montana, to day
Several citizens of Helena, Montana, had
prepared spike of pure silver and pol
ished oak tie. General Manager Sargent,
of the Northern Pacific road, went to the
end OF the track with a company of gen
tleman from st. Paul and intermediate
points. The ceremony of driving the
spike into the tie, which was laid upon
the boundary line, was performed in their
presence, to day. The proceedings were
not elaborate, and only a few brief
speeches were made.
BALEsvLLE, 0, Nov. 8.-A horrible
tragedy became known here yesterday
morning. Frank NJ. Beedenhough, a
young German, wealthy, who three years
ago married daughter Of neighboring
farmer, came home last Saturday night
intoxicated, and entering the room where
his wife and child slept, assassinated
them with an axe. His wife's skull was
crushed by single blow, and then his
sons throat cat by the edge of the axe
He then went to a room where Mrs. Ste
phens, visitor, and her child and SER
want girl were sleeping, and killed Mrs.
Stephens and child The servant girl
awakened, sprang toward the door, but
was knocked senseless and left for dead.
Upon recovering consciousness she gave
the alarm and neighbors came. 1t was
not till morning that the murderer was
found hidden in tobacco house with
his throat cut-not fatally. Jealousy,
insanity and drunkenness are the theor-
les advanced to account for the horrible
crime.