Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-09-18


An extensive fire ragged at Freehold, n. j.
The principal business portion of the lJWn
was destroyed. The loss is estimated at
500 coo.
Some Greek Gypsies who wers refused
passage to the United States by all the steam
ship agents in Great Britain went to Ham
burg to sail for New York.
The United Ireland says: 'sNo power In
Great Britain can collect q landlords tribute
in Ireland, in the face of an organized,
united and level headed people"
The Catholic bishops assembled at May
uOOth have sent memorial to the English
government urging the adoption of tempo
rary measures to relieve the Irish tsnantry,
and prevent OuJrages to which they may re-
sort in simple desperation.
1t is officially announced that Bismarck is
not suffering from sciatiCa as has been re-
ported. He strained or laceratsd some
muscles while returning from Gastein5 the
announcement states and no anxiety Is en-
tertained concerning the outcome of the
ailment.
An anonymous proclamation, written in
the VernaCular Of the country, has been
thoroughly circulated IN the Punjana prov
1nc6 OF India calling on the natives TO com
bine and throw OF the hated yoke of EeriBg-
hss. The circular declares that their chiefs
have Joined the Russians and the Russians
are advancing on India.
As a result of the correspondence between
the Canadian and British authorities, orders
have been issued to commanders of all the
English war vessels now along the Atlantic
and gulf coasts to report at once TO Halifax
for duty. They viii be used TO assist Cana
dian cruisers in protecting the fisheries, and
also to look after the protection of the New
fOundlaud fisheries.
4 man named BIance was recently released
from a Paris prison, where he had been con-
fined for an attempt to murder his mistress
Blanc6 forced his way to the WOman's room
and cut OF her head, which ne fastened with
the long hair to one of the shutters on the
front If the house, to the horror Of the pass
srs-Dy. He then committed suicide With
revolver.
A London correspondent OF note pre-
diets that the greatest war Of the century
is at hand. He says at a recent meeting
DeGieEs earnestly urged Blsmark to advise
Alexander not to return to Bulgaria. Bis
marck refused and abruptly terminated the
interview. An immense amount of tele-
graphing followed between Berlin, Vienna,
London, Rome and COnstantinOpIe. The
British Consul general, started post haste
for Sofia to fOrestall the Russian Prince
DOlgarOnki, who will now probably proceed
to Macedonia TO fermeut ClscOrd there For
some time Russian gold has been pouring
into Macedonia and an uprising Is daily eL-
p6Ct6d, lit is believed that England. Ger
consent that Alexander shall extend his rule
over Macedonia. This viii be followed by a
Russian attempt to conquer Bulgaria, which
Will be resisted by Turkey, Austria, ROuma-
MIA and SerVia, Germany holding alOOf and
keeping France in check The cOrrespOu-
dence says the most trusted men in the Eng
ish foreign service believe that war Is inevi-
table and the London newspapers are al
ready sending war correspondents to Bull
gaEia-
Rev. DR.. Kane of Belfast, grand master
of the orange body in Ireland, accompanied
by Mr.. II. Smith, of Armagh, arrived in
Montreal. He says eve have come to
spread right through Canada and the states
on the misunderstood position OF the Irish
loyalists. We represent the Ulster LOyalists
Anti-repeal union, an organization com
posed of different Cre5ds and elements.
Our object is the maintenance of a legisla-
tive union in the United Kingdom, and we
do not come as a deputatiOn to any party or
section. Mr.. Rarneu is a landlord himself,
having property IN the county Wicklow,
bringing IN rent Of e. 300 a year. About
i've years ago he presented a petition for
the sale of his property to the land and es-
tatss court, in order to pay OF membranes
amounting to q 300. After paying his IN
cumbrances in full, Mr.. PaEneu Melted E2j,-
COO. Though his party enunciates the doc
Urine that the OCCupiers Of the soil ought to
be the owners, he has never proposed to put
his own tenants in possession on any terms
whatever. He Is characterized as a land
lord who entOrces payment OF his rents
when due, by process of writ.