, 1881-07-22
There are 1900 insurgents around

1nlTIttn SuNSLTOkeS IN ClHClnndtI on
| the 18th; mostly fatal.
The German traveller Hildebrant died
| in Madagascar the 29th of May.
Samuel Crippens and two children were
burned in room at West Troy, New
York which ignited from fire crackers.
The court has unanimously confirmed
the sentence of Midhat Pasha and other
persons implicated in the murder of A bdul
Aziz.
The body of girl Is or ii years old,
who had been murdered and ravished on
her way to school, was found by the peo-
pie of Desare, Ark Two negroes are sus-
pected.
At the Cincinnati races July sth, Lille
Dale won three-fourtLs dash in I:I8.
Belle of Nelson won one and half mile
in 2:44. Guy won one and fourth dash
in 2:l4i.
Mormon converts from Europe passed
through Omaha on the 18th en- route to
Utah. They occupied sixteen passenger
coaches and required eight freight cars for
baggage.
A daughter of English Mayor General
Fyers fell into the sea at Hyeres, France,
on the Sth. His wife and two daughters
attempted to rescue her and all four were
drowned.
The Williams Bros, horse thieves from
Illinois, shot and killed NJ. Coleman and
Charles Coleman, sheriffs, Menominee,
Wis, who were attempting to arrest them.
Both escaped.
John Burnside, who died recently at
Virginia Springs, after making bequests
of $50. 900, makes eleven Burne, of Vir-
ginia. nominal legatee. The estate is val
ued at from five to six millions.
Twenty-four persons were injured by
an accident on the /. & q. N. extension,
26 miles west of San Antonio, Texas, on
the 18th, caused by the splitting of
wheel on coach which threw the car
from the track.
Two orators in debating club at Cath
burt, Ark, quarreled over an argument
when Nyler, whose argument and theories
were thoroughly riddled, furiously at
tackled Herod with huge knife, cut him
in II places and escaped
Jesse Cottings, one Of the few liberal
members of parliament who takes the
extreme Irish view, has been compelled
to resign the presidency of The federation
of the liberal association because of dis.
satisfaction with his course.
A large coach from Ell Paso to Chihua-
hua was attacked by Indians who were
concealed in sand holes and fired a volley
as the coach approached. The driver was
killed and Pugh, son of ex Senator Pngh =
and son-in-law to toex-Governor Hendriekf
of Indiana, was captured. The paspposite
side and all escaped except Pugh, who
was the last to leave and was captured
while endeavoring to get pistol out of
the coach. The coach was burned and q
large amount of chihuahua money, torn
to fragments, was found on the ground.
A correspondent ef the Shipping Ga
zette at Schulz, County Cork, southwest
coast of Ireland, reports under date Of the
7th inst, as follows: The officer in charge
of the Schulz coast guard received to-day a
package of letters, forty in number, bound
by an elastic band, brought by a man
from Long Island. 1t is supposed that the
man picked up the letters in closed
chest or case, as the bundle was quite dry.
The finder states that he swan for them.
The first letter is signed by Capt. Murray
of the steamship Arizona. The others
were letters to his wife and several tele-
grams. Wreckage is coming ashore at
Castle Head. The Schulz coast guard have
been requested to report what the wreck
age consists of.
NorE-The Guion line steamer Arizona,
Captain Murray, from Liverpool for New
York, sailed from Queenstown July Sd.
Prize shooting at Wimbledon began on
the 18th, although volunteers have hardly
yet settled down to work. slight mis-
hap occurred owing to fuse having been
ignited from a fire on which some Scotch
rifiemen were cooking. An order was ac-
cOrdingly issued that henceforth no small
campfires are to be used beyond the
boundaries of the tents, but only regula-
ton cooking stoves. The Seotchmen are
very wroth in consequence, and swearing
in choice Gaelic Is now heard because
they cannot now toast their own inexDen-
sive bacon or have a national holiday at
night. The Canadian team numbers 20
men, commanded by Col. Gibboi.s, who is
accounted the best shot in Canada. This
is their third visit to Wimbledon. In 1879
he was winner of the Prince of Wales
prize. The adjHtant of the team is Capt.
Curren. Interest to-day is conferred IN
the Alfred and Alexandrie contest and
inter-university match. The latter was
not finished at gun fire. The advantage
was in favor of Oxford. The other two
matches were finished, but the result will
not be known until tomorrow. Sir John
Macdonald is much improved in health,
and will be at camp in few days, and
also at the lord mayors banquet TO the
colonial representatives.
A Montreal, Canada, dispatch of July
Sth says: Longshore strikers last even
ing turned out zoo strong. and had pro>
cession along the wharyes. Tonight
they had a mass meeting In Paplnesu
square, and after having been spoken %
by some lesguers, formed in procession
and marched towards the river, shouting
"Clear the wbarves." The police were
quickly warned of the attack. and when
the lfssd arrived at the steamship Lake
Manitoba, they were turned at the point
of the fsayonet. They then left the wharf
for the street above. Passing on, they
attacked the steamship Teutonia. of the
Dominion line, and after exchanging
shots with the police, were driven up on
the level wall. The riot act was read. the
strikers shouting, ITO hell with the
queen, and you too" The magistrate
continued reading. and was about reading
| the act for the second time when the
strikers opened fire and made rush for
I the vessel. They were met by q volley
from the police, while another detach-
ment of police which had been quickly
summoned came rushing along at the
double quick and the strikers turned and
ran. The strickers acknowledged three
severely wounded and several others
hurt. The list of casualties on the side Of
the police are Chief Murphy and Con-
stable Roiiin OF the government police,
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