The National tribune., 1886-12-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts Of the
World.



$1,000 J0--Lord Colin Campbclls solicitors
have applied for d new trial OF his counter suit
for divorce against his wife, on the ground that
the verdict of the jury against The weight
OF the evid nce.--The Vienna correspondent
OF the London Times says that Austrian states
men declare that the maintenance Of peace Is
entirely dependent upon the action OF the Car,
and. ss he drinks dclirium trcmcns may at
any moment cause him 10 commit an act OF
folly which would pTeci qitate war Austria
must be ready for such contingency At
Paris there Is q motto, able movement 10 form
battalion OF sch0oboys. number OF Mayors
OF A rronl easements have begun Cnlisilng youths
OF from &c to- 20 years OF ago, forming companies
OF equivalent 10 the regular militia. They are
arm with chas,epOts. one corps already has
BOO members. They take their Tne5 nome
with them instead OF dcpositng them IN the
arsenal after Griliug.--Ihe British lrOnciad
Sultan ran into and sunk The French steamer
Willie &c Victoria while Che latter was lying NJ
anchor IN the Tagus The Vile de Nictorlas
crew and passengers numbered 65, OF whom 80
were drowned The Sultan is an iron steam
ship armor plated and Is OF 5000 tons burden.
Boil vessels were AZ anchor at the time OF the
collision. The Satan dragged anchor ana
dmf ga against the Nille de Victoria.
German members of the Bohemian Local COY
cTnment Board have resigned an consequence
OF the recent action Of the Bohemian Diet on
TIE iOAiNl To AlAlAt lpblihllil lAttb tN' i'iA 80
Czech and German according 10 the language
OF the inhabitants The Russian reserves
have been called out Marked movements OF
troops have been noticed in BcsSarabia.
INDUSTRIAL.
A Chicago dispatch Says: The Carpenters
Local Assembly knights of Labor, adopted reso-
buttons calling on al District Assemblies TO de-
mand an immediate special session OF the Gen
eral Assembly The purpose is stated 10 be TO
A. q - q IL. inst
General Master Workman POwdcrly for over
stepping his authority" The T0cSiR, the organ
ofthc worlilgmen in Philadelphia, says: From
the number OF secret circulars published by the
head Of the noble order il is 10 be inferred that
the distingu shed gentleman is trying to make
itappeara al least that he Use earning bis princely
salary Of $1,000 a year. Many poor knight
of Labor, If not on the verge Of starvation, is
certainly not earning more than enough TO
keep body aud soul together during this Christ.
mas season, while the heads of the Order are
revcling in all the luNurics their princely sal
aries afford. The officials certainly have bet
ry'ed their condition Pile on the assessments.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Congressman Lowry, Of Indiana, who was de-
feated at the recent election by JAS. d. White
fRep), las served a notice of contest on MIR.
White. Mr.. Lowry charges that money was
unlawfully used.-At Norwalk, O., cards have
been issued announcing the marriage of Miss
Mary n. sherman aud Burehard Austin Hayes,
Junior partner ia the Toledo law firm OF
Swayne Swayue & Hayes, aud eldest son OF
ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes.-Lieut.
HEM. the owner of the Galatea and his wife
have gone To Jacksonville and Will spend the
Winter in Fl0rida.-Mr. Banes attack of
govt was only for day. He has entirely re-
covered, aud is al work He will 60 to Europe
soOn.--The Secretary Of the Treasury has APP
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crOscOpist under the OleUmargarine act---A
letter from Nevada says that 10 John w. Mac
kay who is a stanch Republican, was recently
rendered in a written communication signed
by every member of the Nevada Legislature
Democrat rs well as Republican, unanimous
election rs United States Senator TO succeed Mr..
Fair whose term expires on March 4 next. Mr.
Mackay declined wiki thanks, saying that he
had DO ambition TOR public life. as his whole
time was occupied with his private Affairs
At Louisville, KY, A. b. Hodges Of Nashville
Tenn, played u simultaneous games OF chess
with members of the Louisville Chess Club,
winning nine drawing two and losing one
OBITUARY.
Can't Geo II. Rea one of the Oldest steam
boat men in the West, for several years pres-
dent and large owner Of the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Co., died NJ St. Louis.-John
Mofgt, one Of the best known temperance
WORKERS I'D kilt Country 0lEn al II. Louis. JIG
was Corresponding Secretary Of the Christian
Temperance Union and General Az mt of the
Temperance Benevolent Association. lie was
born in Glasgow, Scotland in lS2s-R q.
Barr a leading lawyer Of Wheeling. w. Va.
was struck bya railway engine, and died OF his
injuries - Miss Lille Hinton, the we'll
known actress, died al the residence of her
father, DIR. Hinton, in Philadelphia, on Sunday.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Austin Sprinastcu, who a few weeks ago was
whirled some 200 times around the main shaft
al the bar factory ia Eatontown, y. j.. in which
he WAS employed. is recovering. His vitality is q
marvel % ali the doctors IN the neghbJrhOOd
-thrismas Eve IA sleigh load Of pc0ple-NOra
Burke isabella McCabe Philip Brown aud Mike
Burke-attemptcd 10 cross the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad at Phelps Crossing
Mimi, Ia front Of a freight train. which ran
into them, killing Hiss Burke and seriously
iniuring Miss McCabe-In Chicago thret
thieves threw red pepper into the eyes oil
George ~ Schmitt, a jewclgr and robbed him 81
$500 worth OF diamOnds-Mhile warming
dynamite cartridges at the railroad cut east Of
Eizabethtowu, Pa, a spark caused over 80 d
them 10 explode with fearful effect. William
Cahiil, Of Columbia, was instantly killed, III,
body being torn 90 pieces, and George lIawa
thens of Eizahrthi0Wn, aud John McMauu,
and Charles DcIel, of Lancaster, were bad De
injured. -Obry j. Owens, the receiving teller
OF the Third National Bank Of St. Louis. wh,
IN 1852 embczzlcd about 100000 Of the funds
of thai bank, and vino has been serving :
sentence iD the Chester ILL., pcniteutiarv fol
that crime, has been Uara9ucd by the President
"A disastrous freight wreck occurred Oh
the Chicago A Atlantic Railroad near Lima
Ohio. Three locomotives and - cars wert
wrecked, aud Engineer Henry Edwards. .
Huntington. Ind, was Hlc3.--i.ra-tus Ben
man, farmer $50 years old, OF Potter. Pa. WA
riding hls horse through lane on bis fam,
WHOM the horse stumbled and threw Beumai
against "a barbed wire fence The farmer stlurl
the sharp wires with his neck and two OF tg
large arteries we've severed by The buls Ben
maus Son witnessed the accident aud ran 4
bis assistance, but the injured mau blcd 4
death before he could be- 60, 10 bis house. --
AlIs. Sarah 81. Victor, who was convicted h
Cleveland ONO, 81 poisoning her brother d
got hls llic insurance, aud Who has been uiur
teen years ln solitary confinement was paf
d0nco boy Gov. Foraker last SATURDAY.. Nh
Victor WAS sentenced % he hanged. bat ar
sentence was committed 20 lie imurIsonmcuI
She Hasali these years s.ou,y maintained iha
Ehc j. innocent,
NIeCILLkEE8Ug
The elegant steamer j. ~. White. the fuea
vessel Oh the Mississippi River which ram M
tween AInEsaurg aud Aaw Orleans. burned 4
the waters edge Dee li near Largu ~tra. CU
Was eI rnatn 'a Mess Orleans l....-a ), t-.-
q large Uau.bcr of passengers and "a cargo ,
cotton, estimated sat not less than 1900 L.Ir
F0rty-thrae lives were l0si.--At Erie Pa
tho Soldiers and Sailors Home Comm.-.io
resolved t0 lcl "a contract for doubling tB
calaAty oi tAe soldiers .iomc at nm eAHcus