The daily gazette., 1883-08-21
FOREIGN NEWS TO-DAY.
A RELIGIOUS HOT in CAM
BRIDGE, SCOTLAND.
AN IMPERIAL BABE OHRIsTENED.
The London "Times =" Censures the Irish
Members--News from SPAIN Threaten
ing Carey's Brother, Etc.

LONDON, August 2O.-There was serious
rioting in the town of Cambridge, Lanark
county, Scotland, Saturday between parties
of Orangemen and Catholics, and 81 of the
participants in the disturbance were ar
rested. Two police officers were danger
ously wounded in quelling the disorder
The rioting was resumed this morning,
when a number of Catholics armed wit h
pt,.ks and hammers paraded the main street
OF the town In search of their religious an
tagonists, and resisted the efforts Of a force
OF police sent to disperse them.
The officers, who were unsuccessful in
Their attempt to break up the mob, were
subsequently reinforced by a body of
mounted policemen, and the combined
forces, after sharp fight, charged upon
and disbursed the rioters, twenty of whom
were arrested.
Rioting was again renewed tonight. The
police were stoned by the people, whereupon
the Riot act was read and the police charged
and dispersed tn mob. A number of
Catholics severely beat two Protestants, one
OF whom is now lying in a precarious con-
dition. Fifty of the rioters have been ar
rested.
AN IMPERIAL CHRISTENING.
BERLIN, August 20.-The second son of
Prince William of Prussia, who is a grand
dam yesterday with imposing ceremonies.
All the members of the imperial family, the
Duke OF Edinburgh, the Duke of Albany
and the King of Roumania were among the
distinguished persons present on the orca-
sion. The presence of the King of Rouma-
mia is regarded as giving force to the idea
that the alliance of Italy, Germany and
Austria is about to receive fresh strength by
the accession thereto of Roumania.
The Emperor of Germany gave banquet
ON Saturday in honor of the birthday of tha
Emperor of Austria and sent his congratu.
lations on the occurrence of the day to the
Austro- Hungarian monarch by telegraph.
The Emperor of Germany to-day, accom-
panied by the King of Roumania, reviewed
the Gaurds here.
IRISH MEMBERS CENsURED.
LONDON, August 20.-This mornings
Times, commenting on the language used
of late in the House of Commons by = num-
Der of the members from Ireland, and par
ticularly that of Mr.. Healy in his response
on Saturday last to Mr.. Gladstone's re-
marks, when the former declared that there
was state of war between England and
Ireland, says: "Sterner demeanor on the
part of the House will before long be neces-
sary in view OF these revolving excesses."
DUBLIN, Aug. 20.-The Breensan's Jour
nal deprecates the violent language to which
utterances has been given in the House of
Commons recently by certain Irish members.
IL says it serves no good end.
PROPOSED ANTI-DEMoCRATIC ALLIANCE.
MADRID, August 2O.-The Madrid news
papers are discussing the expediency of
| forming an alliance OF Spain, Austria and
Germany, in order to check the influence OF
French Democracy in Spanish politics.
The Cabinet held meeting YESTERDAY At
which was discussed the attitude of France
towards Spain and it was resolved to make
overtures to Germany for support.
The Spanish insurgents who took refuge
In Portugal and were sent by the Govern
ment of that country on the transport Africa
to Cherbourg, have reached their destina-
ton. On landing they protested against the
Portuguese Government sending them away
against their will.
King Alfonso arrived at Barcelona TODAY
and was cordially greeted by the people.
Five subalterns have been arrested here.
Some OF the Government organs admit that
crisis in the Ministry is possible.
TWO POLICEMEN SHOT.
LONDON, Aug 20-Two policemen were
shot and dangerously wounded at Ban
bridge, County Down, Ireland, during the
eviction of Denis RenshaN e, an Orangeman,
from his tenancy. Renshawe has been
arrested.
JAMES cAREY's BROTHER THREATENED.
DUBLIN, August 20.-Two men havebeen
put under heavy bail for threatening Francis
Carey, brother of the late James Carey.
When Francis was attacked he drew a re-
volver on his assailants and pursued them,
and finally gave them into the custody of
the police.
A HoME-RULER ELECTED.
LONDON, August 20.-The election held
in Sligo county. Ireland, on Saturday to fill
the seat in the House of Commons made va
cant by the dealt of Mr.. Denis Maurice
OConnor, Home-Ruler, resulted iu the re-
turn of Mr.. Nichols Lynch, the Home-Rule
candidate, who received ,596 votes, against
l ,020 for Mr.. Kane 0'Hara, the Conserva-
tive candidate. After the result of the cleo
tion had been declared in the House Mr..
O'Hara charged Mr.. Sexton, who represents
the other constituency in Sligo, With resort
ing to vulgar personal abuse during the
canvas and with slandering the living and
the dead. Mr.. Sexton declares that the DO
lice, instructed by magistrates, attempted TO
intimidate the electors.