The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-03
CHRONICLES By THE C4BLE.


The Queen has offered Gladstone a
earldom in recognition of his services to Il
Queen and country. Gladstone asked th at |
be allowed to forego the honor. The New
In an editorial upon the subject, rejoic,
at Gladstone's decision, and SAYS tn,
no title could add to his fame or Ell
nance the enthusiastic devotion of his coun
less admirers. Besides his leadership is n
CURED in the coming struggle to secure unit
in the liberal cause. The Times saysIeditoriall
that Gladstone's refusal to accept an earldor
makes an appeal to maginations of men tina
will not remain unanswered.
Troops and guns continue to arriv
at Herat, which is now in good state OF dc
tense. Disapproval is expressed at the rumo
that Churchill will be secretary for India.
is feared that his appointment would lead t
the withdrawal of Dufferin.
4The Russian newspapers express
doubts of the intention of the English con
policy, except long enough to secure the sup
port of the moderators at the fall election
They predict hostile attitude toward Russia
after the conservatives find themselves firmly
In power.
The town of Leutchan in Hungary
and lyman in West Hungary haYe been part
ly destroyd by forest fires. Fourteen persons
were burned to death.
Rioting is reported at Brunn; Aus
tria, between factory hands on strike and
hands employed to replace them. The mill
tary was called out and fight followed in
which eight soldiers and dozen citizens were
seriously injured. There is great excitement
and it is feared the rioting will be renewed.
Much alarm is apparent throughout
Europe on account of the temperance Of
cholera in the south. Austria and Russia
contemplate rigid quarantine measures at al,
their ports, and the projects of the French
departments on the Spanish frontier are urg-
ing the French Government to establish
military Gordon against the influx of Span
iards to cross the border Stringent measures
of protection may be expected to be main
tanned all through the summer
A dispatch from Alden to the admit
rality Office confirms the loss of the French
man-of-war Renard. She foundered in the
Indian ocean during cyclone, and 10y souls |
persisted.
A Madrid dispatch Of the 18th says:
The colera is spreading at an alarming rate;
6e2 new cases and ISL deaths are reported
from the cities of Murka, Valencia and Gas.
Teton during the past twenty-four hours. At
Madrid there is one death and twenty-four
new cases. The inhabitants of the populous
quarters Of this city, strenuously oppose all
taken by the authorities to disnfect
the dwellings. The resistance of the people
became so passionate and persistent that the
authorities abandoned the enforcement of all
sanitary regulations which have been adopt
ed to prevent the cholera from entering !
Madrid.
The pope has written a sharp letter ,
0 Cardinal Guibert, archbishop of Paris, {
alling his attention to his letters and criti-i
lsms of the rulings of Cardinal Pitra upon !
le affairs of the church of France. His holt !
ess deplores the practive unhappily so COM .
ION among the clergy of question
lg the mandates of their superiors, !
nd says: Catholics are nowhere
to sit in judgment upon =
lie actions or motives of the holy see ODE S
ence to its commands is their first duty, e
lie pope in conclusion laments the recent ac- b
on of the French authorities in secularizing v
nd Decorating the Pantheon. v
A large number of stone masons on
strike congregated in the streets Of Berlin :
# the purpose of prohibiting other work :,
en- from taking their places. An attempt .
the part of the police to dispense them re- h
lted in riot, in which several strikers o
ere injured. Many arrests were made and v
c crowd driven away. G
Official returns from the cholera dis CT
lets, in Spain, on the 18th are as follows:
adrid, four new cases and no deaths; Val %
ella City, 46 eases, u deaths; Valencia ID
ovince, PSI cases and 103 deaths; Murcio V
ty, 226 cases and IS deaths; Castellion De- ~
lplana province, % cases and 43 deaths. -,
Sir William Hart Dyke, M. P, for D,
Id Kent, who was political secretary to the 81
,asury under Lord Beaconfield, has accepted Ell
e Office of chief secretary for Ireland. The TT
audard expresses its displeasure at the ap- al
intment and condemns the policy of the is
W government in putting round men pr
TO square holes" but inasmuch Oh
Sir William has not yet had an opportunity Ca
prove his fitness or unftness for the Office 10
prefers to suspend its judgment. "
Emperor William will visit Emperor bl
ancis Joseph and the empress OF Austria al
Ischel on the 9th Of August next. til
The pope will create six new cardi- 81
Is at the consistory to be held on the 18th ii,
July. AT the same consistory he will an ar
nnce the name of a new archbishop Of
blin. he
Dashed to Pieces from Balloon. VI
most frightfu accident happened at the Oh %,
,us grounds at Charleston, West Va, ~,