The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

staple A. A, B, G, but when We come here
we ind details rather lhan principles sep /
ersLsng the great leaders. While n the
first instance our whole thought gots up Tor
Gladstone when We read the Arguments
of other men We admit cur inability 70
meet them then We are puzzled, but on
details and not on the general scheme
proper. he objected 20 English papers
regarding the American interest in the
IFish question So an intrusion and earnestly
maintained that Americans had no such
intention. Theirs was not paruZzn but
kindly interests IN the solution OF the
difficulty between Great Britain and Ire
land; il belonged 70 the region of sym
pathetic interests.
MKT GAINS.
LONDON, July 15-The net gain made
by tories and unionists combined in the
elections so far, amounts 10 forty i've
seats over and above their holdings in the
last house of commons.
BALANCE OF POWER.
LONDON. July 16.-The Daily News says
the liberals hold the position commended
foE by the Parnellites. and they are arbi-
traitors OF the fate OF the government.
HARTTRGToN's POSITION.
Lord Harrington will keep an independ-
ent attitude
RUsKIN FAILING
Ruskin shows symptoms of serious Ill
ness and his friends are snxious-
TROUBLE IN MEXICO.
MIER, State OF TamapOlis, Mexico, July
is -COuriers have just arrived from The
interior and report that Ievoiutionists
under the command of Juan tt, aeoo have
captured the town of AeousIe- A teH
citizens we're killed In the fight. General
Regez has ordered eighty leg
ulars to Agousteguas with instructions TO
fight the reyolutonists wherever they find
them. The revolutionary party is gaining
strength daily 10 large numbers and
kympathizers from the states Of CohslIa
ana Nuevo Seen and also from 1tx4s
G JvernOr Cuellerr is al Victoria the cap
itol of the state, and will be Obliged to call
on the federal government 10 put down
martial Law.
TERRIFIC STORMS.
ATHENS. July, 16.-Terri6c storms are
reported in the province of Ellis. Much
damage has bt en- caused 10 property and
crops, and people are In great distress.
CHOLERA RETURNS.
ROME, July 16 The following are
yesterdays chole returns: BrILdisi
town, twelve new cases four deaths /;
Crindisi province. thirteen new cases
forty-six deaths; Fontana fitIv-lhree new
cases, eighteen deaths; Venice one new
case. ode death; Codlgor five new cases,
three deaths.
BULGARIAN CREDITS.
LONDON, July II The Bulgarian par
lament has voted crediis TOR the expenses
of the late war with Servia and has author
lied the government to contract loans for
the equipment of the army and for rail-
way purposes.
QUEEN vIc's LOVER.
James Junior recently wrote an offer of
marriage to Green Victoria He COM
menced HE letter My beloved Victoria"
and signed it "Yuur loving husband" He
sent the epistle to windsor Castle and
called there yesterday TO obtain the
queens answer He was taken into Gus
| tody, examined, found mentally wanting
and sent 90 alunatIc asylum.
PARNEIL CANDIDATE DEFEATED.
elected to parliament for WestdOwn, de-
feating his Parnelhte opponent.
WILL NOT JOIN.
The Birmingham Mail states positively
that Chamberlain will rot join the cOsli.
ton cabinet. Faler and Ferguson have
| issued addresses as uniOnists, aud Glad
stone candidates respectively for the
Leithburghs.
NO ADVANTAGE.
! In to days elections neither party made
| any gains. The tories elect 1877 candidates
and the liberals 1877
RETURNED
Patrick O'Bren, the Parnellite, who
sat for the North Tipperary In the last
house Of commons has been returned for
North Monaghan, defeating conservative
his antagonist.
dixie BACKWARD.
| In the divorce case of Crawford against
| Crawford and Dixie to-day, Sir Charles
! Dixie declined TO state whether or not be
| had ever maintained criminal connections
with Mrs. Crawford. Sarah Gray, the ser-
| Yaut, in the correspondents employ. being
| sworn, admitted under pressure that she
had met Fanny the alleged French mis-
tress of Charles Dixie by appointment elk
weeks ago, but did not remember what
passed at the meeting.
FRENCH DUEL.
/ a duel between General B Iulauger,
Minister of war, and Baron Dslsrein i,
| arising out of remark made
In the senate Thursday, relative TO the ex-
| pulsion of Duke Dougsl was fought at
nine O'Clock this morning. The weapons
were pistols and the place of meeting was
| in forest near Mendon, seven miles west
| of Paris. When the command fire was
| given, the baron shot at General Boulan
| ger, but the latter cody awaited the re
| suit of the shot without firing himself,
and finding bimselt untouched by his OPP
| ponen,'s bullet, General Boulanger raised
his own pistol aud fled into the air.
The combatants then left the field. Gen.
ersl Boulanger returned to Paris and
went straight to his Office at the war de
| partment where a large crowd had Assem-
| hled TO lesru the result OF
the duel. They gave General Boul-
| niger an ovation when he appeared