The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-23

Lenaoa Markets BuIllsh -PursuHng
DaoOsts Ths Campbell Scandal
Other Items.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE financial mar.
kess eliminated distinctly bullish and in
vessors preponderste. Il is reported that
Q heavy block Of bullion has been ordered
for shipment to the United States.
DAooTTs PURSUED.
Dispatches from Eandalsy stats that
roops, recently pursued TO dac otis And
killed 200 OF them and took great many
prlsoneEs. Stores Of ammunition were
seized In several places.
DR. birds TESTIMONY.
In Ihe Campbell divorce case to-day
DE-. Bird testified that he he'd . long &C.
quainta0ce with Lady Miles and the Blotd
family and denied that he ever had any
other relations with Lady Colin Campbell
than those proper between physician and
patient BE hal searched his instrument
case and had found the letter from Lady
colin 90 him, which Lord Collins nurse,
Minnie Duffy, had testified was there. The
letter was one which Lady Colin hsd writ
ten when ehe was ten years OF age and was
9 childish affair. Witness produced the
letter. He never was at Bow concert and
meyer heard Of fur coat as incident un-
sil the trial commenced. Witness attend
ed 9 conc1rt 81 New Cross at which Lady
Conn sang. Witness went as one Of the
audience. Lady Colin broke down while
singing. Witness then took her 20 his
house 70 procure for her some medicine
difficult 70 obtain elsewherer Lady Colin
left ave minutes atterwand. It was not
true that he caressed the plaintiff In the
cab. When Lazy Miles told witness
Lord Colin and his nurse alleged that Lsdy
Colin had had . miscarriage. Witness at
once PRONOUNCED the statement As an in
nd aid ha Wnnlh
withdraw from the care Of Lady Colin IN
less Lord Colin retracted the statement.
In reference 20 the night that witness
renamed 90 long &c L dY Collins bedside
he said he had administered opium 70 her
and while waiting for the outcome fell
the hospital all day and was very tired
Lord Colin awoke him, but the suggestion
that there was any improperly in wit
ness's conduct was groundless.
The counsel for General Butler. another
| Of tire correspondents, said he would not
call the general because no testimony had
been produced which incriminated him.
The judge said there was evidence
| against him, he would say nothing re-
| gardIng lis strength, but If the general
was inn cent he ought to come to court
and cay sc.
The Bank of England has advanced the
/ Edg0 VI u8COG0A4S HUM \ W - III OCnt-
FRNCH PRESUMPTION.
The Bombay Gazette says: The French
are active ~ intriguing sgeinst the British
| in the SOmali country on the African east
coast, south OF the Gulf of Alden. A party
OF FreBchmen, the Gazstts. SAY 8, recently
hUisted the French flag over DOuesritu,
| which lies within the territory under
British protection. The English agent at
| Buihar has gone with force Of twenty
| i've men to remove the flag. Two french
/ gunbOaIs have left Alden since the agents
| departure and IL 10 presumed that they
have proceeded 70 DougaritA. The British
| gunbOst Penguin has followed the French
| vessels.
DILLON IN NEW ROLE.
DUBLIN, Dec. 16.-John Dillon, men,
Der OF parliament tor East Mayo, VIM
O'BrieD, editor of the United Ireland
| Matthew Harris, member of parliament
i for Est Galway. and. David Sheehey,
were arrested yesterday In the town Oh
Loughrea, county OF Galway, charged
with conspiracy TO defraud. The prison.
ers have been acting a. trustees in con-
Quoting the plan of the campaign, add
have been receiving from dissatisfied ten
ants the reduced rents refused by land
lords or their agents. The gentlemen
we're taken before q magistrate and re-
| mGnded for q week. The
| IMMENSE NATIONALIST DEMONSTRATION
was held Of LOughres to-day. Father
/ Cunningham preslded and Q number OF
clergy and Mesers. Dillon, u Brien. Harris,
and Sheehey were on the platform, and
hundreds Of tenants came forward and
| paid their rents. Suddenly the police
/ raided the Offices and Inspector Davies
seized the money, documents and books
| and arrested Mr.. Dillon. It 10 alleged
| that Mr.. Dillon was roughly treated by
the inspector. The police proceeded MP
stairs and took Possession of more money
| and documents. They arrested Mr..
and Sheeh5y.
CONSIDERABLY BRUISED.
DUBLIN, Dec. 17.-Dillon and O'Brien
| arrived here to-day. Both are much dis
/ turbed and hurt physically. In addition
to the troubles which the gentlemen had
yesterday at Longnrea when they were ar
rested for acting as the iennsnss' trustees
they met with an accident on the roGd
home. A horse drawing the car on which
they were riding from Loughrea to Athen-
~ bolted on the way and both were thrown
violently TO the grovnd. The gentlemen
were badly shaken up and considerably
bruised by the fall.
ENVIRONMENT.
BELFAST, Dec. 17.-TWenty-o one persons
have been sentenced 70 imprisonment for
terms from three months 70 seven years for
participating in the riots here last sum-
mer.
SUSPENDED RELATIONS.
|. SOFIA, Dec. Is The Bulgarian govern
eminent has suspended relations with
GOdban Pash8, the special Turkish envoy
70 Sega.
THE CASE CLOSED
LONDON, Dec. 1S.-Sir Charles Russell,
counsel for Lady Colin Campbell, made
the closing argument In the Campbell dI-
vOrce suit to-day. He said Lord Colin
and his counsel had displayed an scrImony
unparalleled, and II their charges against
Lady Colin were true they would place
her on level with common prostitutes.
PANAMA DE LEssEPs.
PARIS, Dec. 1S-DeLesseps, ct . meet
ing OF the French Geographical society de
claEed that the Panama canal would bs
opened for traffic in 1880.
RENTS COLLECTED.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1S.-DurIng the past two
days every bit of the rent owing by the
tenants for every estate ct Listowell.
county of Kerry, minus the amounts OF
reduction demanded ny the tenants and
refused by ihe landlords. has been col
lected under the ''plan campaign" and
quietly deposited with trustees all IN
known TO the authorities.