Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-07

aragua, have made their appearance at
Panama. 81 M
A Loss Of 10000 was incurred at Nor
wich. England. by the burning Of mus
tard warehouse.
A FESTIVE gathering OF German students
at Prague was attacked twice bv Bohemi-
ans, several persons being stabbed.
BARON MAGNUs, late German minister
at Copenhagen, who was recalled for at
tending the Bernhardt banquet, has be-
come insane.
The French fishing-b boat Emil Ernestine
was sunk off the coast of New Brunswick,
by collision with bark and six of her
crew were drowned.
ENNIS, the policeman who killed farm
er named Maloney during writ riot near
Dublin, has been committed for trial on
the charge of murder.
An Irish process-server, named McAu-
liff was shot dead in his house, near
Castle Island for giving evidence against
the president of the local Land league.
HERR AUER, socialist member of the
German parliament. ventured to return to
Berlin on private business, and was arrest
ed, having no privileges beyond the ses-
sion.
IT has been recently discovered that the
officers and crow of the man-of-war which
was stationed off the Peterhotf Palace as a
guard to the ear and imperial family are
tainted with nIhilism.
The court of Justice at Moscow has con-
frmed the luGSme ordering the newly
created church of the Old Believers to be
pulled down, and the materials sold for
the benefit Of the local zemstov.
THE trial of the assassins of the sultan
resulted in verdict OF murder against
four attaches of the court and brand of
completely against the three pashas sus-
pected. Sentence will be pronounced at
once.
In the trial of the assassins of the sultan
at Constantinople. the public prosecutor
demands the execution Of the actual muir
derers and fifteen years imprisonment for
each of the three pashas involved.
PORE LEO has instructed the Catholic
bishops of the United States to exhort
their flocks to abstain from any action
calculated to promote civil war in Ire
land
THE announcement has been made in
the British house of commons that twenty
seven justices of the peace had been guilty
of corrupt practices during the last gener-
al election, and that fifteen of the number
had resigned
AN avalanche in the canton of Grisels,
Switzerland, overwhelmed thirteen hun
bred sheep and their shepherds. In the
canton of Berne, tract on which there are
meadows and houses is gradually slipping
down toward the lake.
STRIKING workmen of Christiana, Nor
way, in order to release their comrades
who had been arrested, attacked the town
hall at Dramnen. The troops fred upon
the rioters, killing one and wounding sew
eral. One officer and some soldiers were
injured.
A FLYING column of troops and police
went to aid the sheriff at Mitchellstown,
Ireland, in enforcing evictions, but in each
case the tenant paid rent in full. Obstruc-
tions were found in the roads, and thirty
persons are said to have been injured by
charge of the military.
FRENCH holders of bonds of the late con-
tederacy cherish the same fond hopes of
getting them recognized" as their British
brethren, and are combining with them to
have representative in New York who
will endeavor to obtain IAN equitable set
from ''the former confederate
states"
WHEN an express train stopped at
Brighton, England, man was found in
one of the carriages badly wounded. The
presence of several bullets iii the wood
work and the injured mans story caused a
search to be made in Balcombe tunnel,
where the mutilated corpse of a retired
business man of London was found, bis
money having been taten. The wounded
man is young newspaper reporter, and
will be charged with the murder.