The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-18
Neuanapsr Comment.


tinues to condemn the late government.
1t publishes copy of the Liberal Whip,
issued for to-day's formal meeting of the
house of commons, and says 1t is pre-
cisely similar to that sent out for the
crucial division of last Monday night.
It says the Whip cries "wolf" too often,
and by using urgent terms for trivial oc-
casions weakens the effect of the sum-
mons when the real crisis is at hand,
The Daily Telegraph says the mar
quis of Salisbury will have the SYM
patty OF the country and warns the Fadi-
cal leaders, Mr. Chamberlln and Sir
Charles Dix, not to make the mistake
of obstucting the elections IN the Pro-
vinces, but to see fair play.
MARQUIS Of SALISBURY.
The Marquis Of Salisbury Is in Lon.
servatives, including Lord Randolph
Churchull.
GLADSTONE cHEERRD.
Gladstone was in his usual place in
the house of commons this afternoon,
and he was greeted with cheers when he
rose to make an announcement. This
was that the Marquis of Salisbury had
consented to form government.
ANOTHER DEFALCATIoN.
VIENNA, Prussia, June 15.-Another
defalcation has been discovered in the
Vienna Depositebank The culprit Is
chief of the bill department, and the
amount of the defalcation is $4,000.
i DEATH OF PRINCE FREDERICK.
POTTsDAM, June 15.-Prince Freder-
lex Charles, who had stroke of apo
O'Clock. HIS cousin, the crown prince
Of Germany, was present at the time Of
his death.
DEATH OF AN ADMIRAL.
PARIS, June 15.-An official dispatch,
just received, announces the death OF the
French admiral. Courbet. on board his
flagship In the China sea.
ROUGH ON CRETE.
CoNsTINoPLE, June 10 Anarchy pre-
walls at Crete.
THE PEKIN TREATY.
TIENsoN, June 15.-The emperor of
China has ratified the Pekin treaty, or
treaty of peace with France.
CHOLERA EXODUS.
MADRID, June 15-The cholera is
spreading westward along the Mediter-
rsnesn. There are several cases IN Ter
lu, Alicante and Cartogena. Twelve
thousand persons left Madrid during the
past week in consequence of the cholera
scare. The Exodus is increasing.
Death of of q Distinguished German.
CARLSBAD. Prussia, June 17.-Field
Marshal Baron Won Mauteuffell. the DIS
tinguished German commander and gov
ernor of Alssce Lorraine, died suddenly
here this morning of pulmonary comics
ton. The baron was born In 1909.
GRIEF OF THE EMPEROR.
RruJnS PrtfcSIa Iunn 1z-Em
William was completely Frustrated when
he heard of the death of Baron Won
Mauteuffell, aud said In a mournful
way, "All my friends are dying"
BIG FIRE.
LONDON, June 17.-1'he great estab-
lishment, devoted to various kinds OF
business, of VIM. Whitley OF West
bourne grove, Queens road and Ken
sington, Garden Square, took fire this
morning. The flames quickly spread
from the counting house to the stables in
the rear and thence spread to West
bourne grove all the shops from
engines of the entire fire brigade were
pouring streams upon the burning mass.
The great iron doors which separate the
several departments of the immense es-
adjustment prevented the destruction of
the brick. The loss is estimated at
1O0, 600 pounds. The business OF
the great establishment is of the most
diversified character. There is count
ing house, exchange and insurance, de-
partments of millinery, dressmsking
and dry goods IN general, gentlemen's
furnishing department in ali Its ramifl-
cations, a department for poultry, fish.
game, ETC., and so on along the line ap-
psrently OF everything merchantable. Mr..
Whitley now estimates his loss at $780,
600