The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-08-09
BRIEF FOREIGN VIEWS


BRIEF FOREIGN NEVIS.
Eye witnesses describe the scene at the
theater Of Camicciola when the earthuuake
occurred as An awful one. A fearful roar
followed, and the ground shook like the
sea In storm. A great cry arose from the
audience who were thrown into A he.n
and large number were buried beneath
timbers OF the building which fell on Them.
Two more shocks occurred, and all who
could rushed outside the theater and hun.
dre0s clambered into trees in the vicinity
for safety. Most of the people, however
escaped TO the sea shore, where bonfires
were Lighted as signal If distress. Hun.
dreds OF half naked men and women, wild
with terror and grief ran to and fro among
the RUNS with terror during the night
searching for missing friends. Among the
Persons who were on the island Saturday
night and who have been missing since the
earthquake occurred was Mr.. 6ommera.
an English or American gentleman Vho
resided at the hotel Manzi.
AT the sale of shorthorn cattle ola herd
OF Mr.. He.iord Of Cerne Abbas, England.
the average for thirty-tw cows was l76 gum
cas-, and for Eve bulls 1922 guineas. Duchess
of Leinster, a splendid and beautifully.
SNAPPED animal, brought 1850 euineas.
which was given by Lord Fitzhardinge, at:
yer sharp competition with Sir Curtis
LampeOn. The daughter of this COW WAS
sold to Lord Beehive for 81, sos guincas The
bull, Duke of Leinster went to Berkeley
Castle at 600 guineas. Several lots were
bought for breeders in the United States
anu Cahada Among Mr.. Helford's herd
Eowness sale in 1877 for 8, 400 enineas.
It is worthy of note that rumor pre-
vailed in nationalist circles in London on
the 18th that James Carey had been ,hot.
An ITEM stating that he had been killed was
rendered to news agency in London at
nlun'Hnt on the 18th. but refused ~ no
ay was given for the statement. 1t
mas since been ascertained that q TELEGRAM
was received at Paris from Brindisia. Which
was forwarded to London on the 18th.
reading: flames Carey has been shot,
correspondent at Oapetown says O'Don-
mel took passage for Capetown, but learn.
ing that Carey was fellow passenger, he
continued the journey with him on the
steamer Melrose, and shot him when that
steamer was close to Alg0s Bay, in the pre-
sence OF the informers family. ODonnell
10 calm. de Is strongly guarded, as rumos
alS anoat that an attempt to rescue him
Will be made. A fund to be used in defend-
ing him Is being collected.
In the house of commons recently bod
son stated that, although there has been no
foot and mouth disease in America for the
last four months, uro-pneumonia exist.
ca IN the eastern states. The government,
ne said, was enabled, under the act of 1878
to discriminate in favor of the western
states.
King Alfonso and Queen Christina ar
rived at the royal palace at Madrid the 31st
OF July: The king went to the frontier to
meet bis royal spouse. This fact hardly
supports the theory that the two had ouar
relied. a""'
The widow of Lord Frederick Cavendisb.
who was murdered in Phoenix park, Dub
lid, viii be married again before the term
ination of the present year.
The Daily News Caretown Special saws:
1t has transpired that O'Donnell, the mnr.
deer Of Carey, is an American citizen and
native oil Ohio.
A most dangerous nihilist conspiracy !,
said to have been discovered in Prns,i.
and many arrests made.
France has persuad ed Tuuis to accent a
protectOrate.