The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
roREran NEWS.
4 RAID ON cARLls1x FORT


CORK. Sept. 21.-A mysterious raid
was made on Carlisle for. one of the de-
lenses TO the city. All that can be
J. armed of the aft Il at pTss INT Is that q
patty of men seiZ four rifles and two
swords drrirg the night I'D got away
with them without disturbing the gargs-
son. The sent'y on dusy close % me
spot where the arms we've kept did ot
ere any one and states that he heard no
unusual noise. The police are aidiz 2
the militia y IN the sesrch for the Taia-
ers, but rs YET no clue to their whes ,
abouts has en- obtained.
THE sI1 JATIoN IN RoUAELA.
LONDON, Sep 21.-An interview had
on Tue sdaY Il Il at Constant nople n n
Israel Washburn OF Robert olieee, 1
American institution on the 'Bcsphorus
is published to- day in conn CT on with
the LeWs RESP Ing the irsurr, ctlcn IN
East Roumela and shows 8 sir GUAR apa-
thy on the part Of foreigners in Phi /
| lpopolis in not notify irg their RESP ctis ?
l governments of the mutserings constant
ly heard OF the then approaching up
rising Mr.. Wsshburn, who hes
just returned from two
| Roumela says: Il heard more talk OF a
union among the eople of r lum, Ia
/ than / aid in Bulgaria" The CUES N
of union was constantly forced upon ~
/ RoumellaDs by incres sing mat ,isi il
terests and the burden of supper ng wo
| governments which considerably sip-
| pressed the ople. Industries wee u
ju' in R0umela and sometimes iC.ally
| destroyed by custom houses officially d.
Viding the frontier between Roumela
1 ana Bulgaria and the ports pr. oting
free trade between the two statss. If the
| present state of affaiis continues it v II
inevitably make trouble IN E1rope.
Russia is losing her influence IN the
Bolkan states, and although the Bulgsr-
| iaGs as grateful TO Russia for gaioin g
them independence, they have nee bit
terly resented several attempts ms lie by
Russian agents to control the admins
trauon. While allowed their
independence the Bulgsr AZ rs
would willingly ally themselves with
| Russia, rather thal IL . their indeI -
| dence. The BulgaIia0s aIe s'ef 1''y at
work bulldog roeds aud railway sCd
making othe- Improvements. It =
| sIder9d 81 rang in view of the set (" ~
| Mr.. VS. shburne appesys 10 l. % v ell
/ acquainted with the disstf, ct,On of tle
people of e. stern Ropmels p y at4o
months trip, that come diplomats ar3
/ surprised al The news of the insurI &C.
ton.
| SOCIALIST MEETING.
| An enormous socialist NEE 1g Wgs
held y steEday at the L'"n hOuse. Ice
| crowd preven' 4 me1y aatemprs cf rho
police to ar st the speakers. but he ~
| ficars finally succeeded in arreslipg Il r
Me- hone, ecTe'ary of ne socialist iesg g,
the s. ward of c srman club and *
| So ctqtpIs. The police encoun' sred az
greatest difficulty 10 preventing the n o
| from rescu'1g heir prisoners "a they
were being marchC d to the police station.
The crowd followed The pc
lice, hootiDg at them and at tiEls :
making rus hes to liberate their com
| psnIops, but the police kept their grou I'd
| we'll and heat them back The prisoners
were today brought before the macis-
trate and fi1ed and imprisoned for short
periods for obstructtng the police in The
| performance of their duty. During he
hearing the police arrested VIM. Morris,
an aesthetic poet for ass4ullng them.
Moi is declared that the police had
| assaulted several lady witness
es. Psnnet Burleigh, jour nalist, cor
| roborat ! the statement of Morris and
said the police kicked his leg. The
fu~ther hearing of the case ives ad-
| jonIn 4
The standard commenting on the rising
in ees:ern R1melea says: I'VE cannot
believe that The powers inter sted VI re
! ignorsst of what VIZ coming. II they
were the EravesI trouble may arse
| Engle1d he's Only the fainf est inf eri II,
while Aust "a P nd Germany are bound
TO cooperate IN keeping the Be-i q
treaty int ct and it remains to be ST IN
how it viii affect Rue ia. If tie
the treaty powers are &C. ing IN concert
| the Sultan is helpless
/ FREsHET IN sPAIE.
MADRID, Sept. 20.-A dis frous rain
pEevailsd during the psst tWent7-foUr
| hours in he FOutheas'eIn PEI of SPAN.
The rain came down in torrents and
the rivers overlooked their banks caps-
| ing lmmt use dedest -uctiou of proper ?
and lnss of many lives. Houses Il :,
| dead sulmR's, e-e beng cs-rjet out
to sea ~ the raging flood when stre+7h
| for II lie e'a and the city.