Daily Republican., 1885-07-03
Fereiga, News.

adopted requesting Mr.. Justin McCar.
thy to stand for Liverpool at the next
election. 1t WAS also decided to hold |
aloof from all English parties.
United Ireland speaks with contempt |
Of the local government scheme which |
has been proposed by Mr.. Chamberlain,
the minister OF commerce In the Cabi- |
net Of Mr. Gladstone. "Only sover. |
eign assembly" 1t says, will satisfy
Ireland. Messrs. Chamberlain and
Dilks are coming here to find an excuse
TO cheat Irland Of her rights and to OBJ
tain some advantage for England
The National League has instructed the
Irish people to be wakeful, and TO vote
for the election 70 Parliament OF the
Conser vative candidates.
LONDON July 2.-The vital statistics
of London show fearful rate of mortali.
ty among insured infants. 1t is believed
that the mortality among the insured is
30 per cent. greater than that among
uninsured. 1t is strongly suspected
that many infants are deliberately mur-
dered for the sAke of the insurance on
their lives. The companies which &C.
cept risks on infants lives will only is-
sue policies for healthy children, and II
they were not killed the mortality
among them would naturally be less
than among the general average Of
children. The fact that the opposite is
true points unerringly to child-murder,
which IL 80 easy OF accomplishment and
10 difficult Of detection.
LONDON, July 2.-The House Of
Lords has given decision, deciding
against the legitimacy of the son of the
| widowed Countess of Ayelsford. She
| claimed that her son was the law
fully begotten offspring of the late Earl,
who died In Texas last January, and,
therefore, WAS entitled to succeed to the
titles of Earl OF ylesford and baron of
Guernsey. The House of Lords, how.
l ev or, were of different opinion, and
accordingly the honors and dignittes Of
the deceased cowboy. peer go to
his brother, the Hon. Charles Wight.
wick Finch, now eighth earl OF Ayles-
ford.
LONDON, July 2.-The Lancet's COM
ments on the trial Of Mrs. Dudley differ
widely from most Of the lay journals
The latter have rejoiced that . cnoveni.
ent excuse has been found for acQuit-
ting woman whose only offense was
shooting an Irish blatherskite. and have
not questioned or cared whether she
was really insane or not. The Lancet,
1 Ou buo ObucE AAuu, uCOAuooB oh . cessAA
review Of all the evidence obtainable,
that Mrs. Dudley was quite sane enough
when she fred her shot to be perfectly
responsible for her act.
| STARVING ENGLISH woRKMEN.
LONDON, July 2.-Lord Salisbury,
replying to q letter from the working
men Of Northampton, saying that
they we're starving, promised that his
government would carefully consider
the depression of trade and labor In the
United Kingdom, and take such mea-
sures for relief as should be found
I'D visable.
CHOLERA.
MADRID, July 2.-Official reports
show that in all Spain yesterday there
were !, ,4S7 new cases of cholera and 692
tdeaths from cholera. These figures in.
clude 783 new cases In the capital and
province of Valencia and 412 deaths
there. Two fresh cases are reported In
this city.
The report Of an alarming increase ol
the disease in Aranjuez 10 not confirm
ed. In that city yesterday there were
152 cases and 78 deaths. The epidemic
is decreasing in Murcia and CASTELAR,
Ide In Plana.
Labor Notes.
The street car strike in Chicago con
tinued on Thursday, and no cars were
lrun on the West Division Railway
THE officers of the railway company
have had several conferences with the
Mayor and Chief of Police without re
D suit. The Mayor "declared his will
lingness to give the company police
protection provided it be prepared t
, | but its cars in operation, but that he
does not believe in keeping the entire
. police force on duty to oversee tht
running of two or three cars" Mean
time "several meetings of citizens have
). bsen held to protest against the delay
! of the Street Car Company in resuminl
! the car service, and legal proceeding
have been threatened to compel for
feiture Of the company's charter undel
la provision which compels the company
to run it's cars daily"
II All the departments of the Cleveland
rolling mills are idle except plat,
mill, the employees Of which are unaf
Q fected by the strike. The employees
}, of the wire mill, the rail mills, and thu
blacksmith shop yesterday refused Il
strike. At eight O. o'clook, large body
of men forced the gates leading to tn,
i. mills. The engineer Of the brick roc
mill was forced to bank his fires anC
all the employ ses induced to quit. Th'
Iengineer Of the blooming and rail mill
1 refused at first to stop the machinery
but gave in eventually, and the mel
in those mills Joined the strikers. NJ
lviolenceIwas threatened any one.
e The river coal operators Of the Pitts
b burg district have ordered a reduction
of one half cent per bushel IN the pric
tof mining, To go into effect at once
i THE reduction will be resisted by tn
miners.
al The weavers on wide goods In tn
Slade Mil at Fall River, Massachusetts,
|" have been reduc ced cents cut t
70 oleighJ cuts for 80 cents" They hav
Istruck for the Old price.
The striking morocco dressers q
IClark & Lennox's Haverhill, Mass
It Resumed work yesterday to finish tn
lskins they had begun. They will sto
If work again to day unless the trouble
4 settled.
A telegram from Pittsburg says tn
Convention of the American Film
D Glass Workers Union, which will mex
in Philadelphia ON the 18th inst, Wi
probably adopt Q universal system {
y work and wages for the United State
and Canada. At present the flint glas
Imen work on one system in the East, o
lanother about Pittsburg, and on still
t, Ianother down the Ohio Valley. i
v strike against the Pittsburg system ha
G. lexisted in the Ohio Valley since las
n Dscem ber. and If the Convention adopt
70 the universal sy stem, as 1t is expecte
lit will, this will end the strike.
nj A OAKD.-'rO ALL WHO AXE SU
N fering from the errors and indfscrctior
VI | OF youth, nervous weakness, carly decay, 10!
ls Of manhood, etc., will send recipo ths