The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-31
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was unable 20 restore silence. Mem
bers of the right became 30 turbulent
that the president threatened sitting.
The members of the night then ssked for
time 20 speak before vote was taken
and the request being refused several of
bune A fight ensued between i
q member of the left and one Of the /
night and several blows were exchanged |
before the combatants could be sepez- /
ated by friends. A full in the demon |
STATIONS followed, and the ballotlng |
took place.
VACCINATION BEING ENFORCED.
MONTREAL, Dec. 26-The amount ex. /
pended in Graduating the small pox /
epidemic Is Sis, goo and it will take 9 |
further large sum to meet the remaining /
engagements entered into. Compulsory /
vaccination Is now being strictly en-
forced.
ATTACKING THE REBELS.
LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch from
Cairo says that the military authorities
haVe decided to attack the rebel position
at Koshri.
ENGLAND GETS HER SHARE,
A convention will be convened at
Madrid during the week admitting
England to the Caroline and Pelew Is
lands on the same footing with Germany.
QUEEN REGENT.
Dispatches from Madrid announce
that the oath as queen regent will be ad-
ministered TO ChrIstisna on the 31st In
slant in the presence of all the members
of the CORES.
AoRTUARY.
BERLIN, Dec. 28.-Louis Prosper Gao
hard, historical writer, is dead he was
| in the Seth year of bis age.
LONDON, Dec. 28-Julius Glazey,
Austrian Juris consul and statesman is
dead.
ARMING SECRETLY.
LONDON, Dec. est is stated here
that Russia and Austria are secretly
srmIng and that both countries have
sent orders TO England for large quaint.
ties of stores for their respective
armies.
THE INCUBATION SUCCESSFUL.
PARIS, Dec. 29-Pasteur to-day inoc.
ulated Charles Kaufman, of Frank
lin, New jersey, who was bitten
by q supposed mad dog on Nov. 21st.
The operation was successful. Pasteur
will Inoculate DR.. Sstler, of Orange, N.
j., veterinary surgeon who was bitten
on Dec. Is. once day for eight consec-
utive days. The four children, Austin
Fitzgerald, Patsy Ryan, Willie Lane
and Patrick Reynolds, who have been
under treatment by Pasteur, will leave
for home Sunday next. They are all
well.
| GLADsToNR's BIRTHDAY.
! HowARDKN, Dec. 29-To. day Is the
seventy sixthlanniyerssry of the birth OF
the Right Honorable William T..
| Gladstone. During the morning he was
the recipient of 400 letters congratulate
| ing him on having attained his seventy
| sixth year. Gladstone left his residence
at day break and walked to the village
church where special services were held,
Notwithstanding that sleet and snow
were falling the walk did not seem to
fatigue him, as he appeared quite hearty
when he returned home after the SER
Yicss.
| POSTPONED.
MADRID, Dec. 29.-The marriage OF
Inisnta Eulslia has been postponed IN
I'll February 9th on account of the
mourning for King Alfanso.
GETTING INFORMATION.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Lord Randolph
Churchill, secretary of state from India,
is in Ireland. Il is thought his visit is
for the purpose of obtaining information
bearing on the Irish question to be used
| at the cabiLet council to be held shortly.
IRISH CROPS.
DUBLIN, Dec. 29.-The report Of the
registrar shows that the value of the
crops this year has increased 81. 1904
223, compared with 1884, and that 1t
was s263, 1854 above the average tor the
preceding ten years
DENIAL.
LONDON, Dec. 29-The president OF
the Birmingham Liberal association has
denied the truth of the rumor that
Bright intends TO resign his seat in par
lament.
IRELAND's POLICE FORCE.
LONDON, Dec 29.-The Telegraph to-
day in commenting on the question oil
| home rule for Ireland, says the govern
ment will resist to its utmost ability any
scheme giving the Irlsh parliament con
troll of the police in ireland.
IMPoRTUNIEG CREDITORS.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-The STANDARD
says: The creditors of KING Bavaria
have united in a petition for the des
traInt of the goods and property of the
imperial household. Prince Leopold
uncle OF the king and general. In chief Of
, the army, has forbidden the bailIffs o.
the state to take any action to carry GU
the object of the creditors.
PLUNDERERs.
LONDON, Dec. 29-Advices from Bel
: grade say that the SerVIsn authorities
: charge that the Bulgarian troops plum
dered the houses of the residents o
Pierot.
FIXING BOUNDARY.
, BERLIN, Dec. 29.-Baron de Courcell
. French ambassador, ana Count Herbe:
Bismark, under secretary of state of for
eign affairs, has signed a protocol defin
+ ing the boundary of the French anC
: German territories in West Africa.
DON'T LIKE IT.
LONDON, Dec 90 The Chronicle Thu
!. morning hes dispatch from Berlin, &C
|, cordiDg to which IT appears that the re
: cent slloeution of Pope Leo XIII has no
! been received with favor at the German
capital. The tone of the allocutiOn. it II
thought, shows that the pretensions o
the Vatican have been encouraged by tn
i Difference which was shown to IT II
e asking the pope To mediate between
Spain and Germany in the Carolihes af
fair.
'CAwN'T DO IT, YE KNOW"
LONDON, Dec. 30.-Edward Stanhope
, vice president of the council, in q speeci
E to-day says: Enghshmen will not ALLOW
! Irishmen to dictate what policy ID bes
] for the welfare and interest of the ma
ton. Many persons are anxious 20 pro
mote a discussion of the Irish question
with the view of securing an alteration
D of the constitution, root and branch, bu
: 1t is to be hoped that the wisdom of III,
q house OF commons will prevent their de
o signs from being accomplished.
CAUTIOUS SPAIN.
LONDON, Dec. 80 "A dispatch iron
Madrid says that the Spanish covers
ment is reluctant to grant England's re
/ nnGaf IN he allnyua6 m RasahlIdh
: ing station in the Caroline Islands.
RELEAsED.
ROME. Dec. 30.-Signor s. Barbarbo
elected member of the chamber OF depu
ties for Hova and Whoben, and under
! going a sentence of seven years i'm
: prisohmen: for threatening the ministry
has been released from prison.
A DIFFERENT OPINION.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-Earl Cooper, lori
lieutenant of ireland under Gladsfone'i
: administration, has written to the Time
: In regard TO the Irish question H'
. says: "Home rule for its own sake is no
!, desired by the Irish. Any one can set
= by q perussI of the Irish newspaper
= published Curing my term of office II
Ireland that they do not reveal q single
mention of q home rule scheme, bat arr
solely involved In discussing the ques-
. ton OF rents. The late Iaaac Butt, who
y may be called the originator of ths
|. | national and home rule movements. anC
} VIM. Shaw, ex-member of parliament
+ for the city of Limerick. who was 1
e member of the home rule league, b1
! | withdrew from that body in December
, 1881, failed TO attach the Irish people r
: their schemes. and Parnell will NEE
! with the same fate, except In the appea
} to the Irish pockets. The strike agaIns
: the payment Of rent will soon be bigger
difficulty for the government TO deal
with than was ever the home rule ques
tian and must eventually interfere witt