, 1884-07-15
SUNDAY TELEGRAMs.
Boiled Down for the Convenience
of Hasty Reading.

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During an Orange demonstration at
Belfast, near Carrick Hill, an Orangeman
shot a Catholic and the police arrested
the Orangeman but he was rescued.
Fighting ensued.
Lizzie May, of Philadelphia, who was
stabbed by her father in her bedroom, has
died. The father, who stabbed himself to
death after the assault on his daughter,
was buried to-day.
During the twenty four hours ending at
nine o'clock Sunday night there were fifty
seven deaths from cholera at Marseilles
and thirty-six at Toulon. Two Sisters of
Charity were among the deaths at Tou-
lon.
Should the House of Lords reject the
Franchise bill in the Fall, the government
will dissolve Parliament Immediately and
a general election will take place before
Christmas. The breach is widening be-
tween Lord Randolph Churchill and his
party.
A fire in a four-story tenement house at
2l95 Second street, New York, caused
great alarm. Several people jumped from
the windows and one woman threw her
infant out of the window, but it was I'M
hurt, as it landed in the arms of q man on
the sidewalk.
As the train which left Pola, on which
was the Emperor Francis Joseph, was
passing through a gorge near Padgaritzva
it was discovered that the rails had been
misplaced. The discovery however was
made in time to stop the train. The Grim
inals had evidently mistaken the train
for one containing the Emperor,
An Orange procession was returning to
Cleator town, near White Haven, when it
was attacked by the Rationalists. Serious
fighting followed. A telegraph boy
was killed and several persons injured.
Revolvers and swords were used, stones
thrown and windows smashed. The po-
lice armed with swords, finally dispersed
the rioters.
The sanitary state of Parise is good.
There are some cholesteric cases in the
city, but zone of an epidemic nature. The
Minister of Commerce has written a letter
to the academy of medicine, which will
hold a meeting on Tuesday, asking the
academy to give an authoritative opinion
in regard to the treatment of cholera
cases, and the best measure to prevent an
extension of the disease.
The Paris Figaro says: Patenotre, the
French ministsr to China has granted
the Chinese Minister ofForeign Affairs a
delay of two days, but if it then fails to
give assent to the terms submitted by
France, Admiral Courbet's squadron will
lombard the forts at Shanghai and Adj
miral Lespes will disembark his forces at
Foo Choo and sieze the arsenal there.
Two iron clads left Brest to reinforce Ad-
miral Courbert.
W. NJ. Nelson, who was one of the
chief i~nstigators Of the famous suit of
Miss Hill against ex-senator Sharon for
divorce in San Francisco, has announced
his withdrawal from the case. He says
he became aware that certain testimony
on which she based her case had been
falsified. The Justification consists in the
changes in My dear wife" i'll the letters,
the word wife" having been added. The
statement creates surprise. The trial will
be resumed tomorrow.
A San Antonio, Texas, special says:
To-day at Lozier station on the Southern
Pacific a duel at thirty PAGES was fought
between Lieutanant Cunningham, Com
mander of the Seminole Scouts, and Rail
roader DAILY. Pistols were used, and three
shots exchanged. Cunningham was
wounded in the leg. When it was known
in camp that Cunningham had been
wounded several SeminOles armed them
selves and sought to assassinate DAILY.
They were restrained by Cunningham
The duel was the result of a drinking
bout.
W. II. Beale and Boure, in a room in
the third story of the National, at Dellas,
Tex, fought a duel to the death
with pistols. The shots were heard, the
room broken into and both were found ly-
ing dead with a pistol lying by the side of
each. One was shot through the heart
and the other through the head. Shortly
prior to the death they were devoted
friends. A few minutes before the trag-
edy they had a Z quarrel. One was heard
to say Damn you, III kill you" Soon
after they retired to the when shots
were heard and the announcement made
that both were dead. The tragedy creates
great excitement, hundreds of people sur.
rounding the hotel. The cause is un-
known at this hour.
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