The National tribune., 1886-05-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts Of the
World.
ABROAD.

In person at London last week. 10 was the
first occasion since the death of her husband
that she has appeared except in the deepest
mourning The people received her with the
widest enthusiasm, and ii was with the utmost
difficulty that large force Of soldiers and
policemen kept the road open for the royal
carraee.---Manchcster, England, rs lmprov-
ing It's water system at an expenditure OF Si5,-
100000, as an addition TO the present works,
which cost $20000,000. Five lines OF pipe 40
inches in diameter Will be laid from Lake
Thirlmere ll0 miles distant, carrying the
water by gravitaton the capacity Of each pipe
being estimated at l0O00000 gallons daily
il Is officially announced at Rome that the
ArchbishOps OF Reunes, Rheims Sens, Balti-
more, and Quebec are TO be created Cardinals.
The city OF Paris has voted TO buy the street
railways IN that city.-The Pail Mall Gazette
llondon), commenting on the Anarchist rots ~
Chicago and Milwaukee, says that Europe, hav-
ing adopted a system Of exporting paupers TO
the United States, is primarily answerable Tor
the trouble; and secondly that America has
shown fatal kindness in receiving these paupers
and is now reaping the results OF her folly IN
irving to make American citizens out OF the
scum OF Eur0pe---A charter has been granted
a French syndicate to lay a new cable between
Brest and New York via Guadaloupe The
State guarantees portion OF the capital on con-
dtion that the cable be manufactured IN France
and be laid BY French veSses.---Ihe lnterua-
tional Exhibition was opened ut BuenoS Ayres
Thursday last by the President of the Republic.
Mormon emissaries are in Switzerland, IN
ducing girls to cnligTae to Utah, promising
them happiness and prosperity. Some who have
fallen into the schemes of the Mormons have
written TO Utah, bewailing their iate.-ln spite
of the pressure brought 10 bear Oh Greece TO re-
strain her from hostilites with Turkey there is
now every probability Of rupture. It's thought
that Russia will secretly and even openly assist
the former, and Austria is likely TO be drawn
into the difficulty as the ally Of Turkey
The English are having much trouble in Bur
NAH The insurgents have regained possession
OF Mandalay, and have destroyed by FIRE no less
than 600 houses. fire at Honolulu April is
destroyed eight squares Of buildings, covering
60 acres of ground. The loss is estimated at
Sl,500000 the insurance at 30,000.-Dr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes reached Liverpool,
England. on the 9th lie was met by the e. ;.
Consul aud several distinguished persOns.--A
fire broke out AZ about O'Clock sunday morn
ing ut Hull Quebec, and burned over an area
OF 10 acres One hundred and fifty families
were rendered homeless. The new pOst-otiice,
costing about S250000, was burned, and the
other losses are estimated at 100000.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Geo. Kades, a German, Of Toledo o., cut his
stepdaughters throat last week. he imagined
that the love of his wife was centered on this
child of her first marriage. lie was arrested
while attempting suicide-The prisoners in
theCowley County Kan. Jail knocked the jailer
Down Monday night Of last week and four Of
them escaped. The fifth, w. 7. Bennett, was
shot dead by the guard.-llObert Harding
Assistant Postmaster of Cleveland, O.. com
mitted suicide "Wednesday OF last week by
shooting himself through the heart with re-
v0lVer-Joseph Waller, OF Williamsburg, n.
" killed Mrs Lewis last week by cutting her
throat with a razor. he then killed himself
with the same weapon. lie became crazy be-
cause she would not listen 20 his prOtestations
OF loye--A burglar was shot and killed on the
9th whiletying 10 break into the store of Albert
schwarzer at Hartford, Conn part Of a
building in Minneapolis, Mimi, which was
being repaired fell on the 5th, killing five men
and seriously iniuringa number OF others
John Aandeniioe. an old and respected citizen
OF PhwuixvIlle, Pa, committed suicide on the
9th. lie started 70 go 70 the corner store, aud
going 10 the grave OF hls sister Ia the cemetery
shot himself When found he was still alive, but
lac died in q short time. This is his third at
temp TO take his life-jOttiub fauth OF
Sandusky, o.. attempted TO murder his divorced
wife on the 9Th by striking her on the head
with an ak. She iell stunned, and thinking his
bloody work accomplished, he opened the
arteries st his wrist with razor and bied 10
death.-JOseph Brown, an old farmer OF
POcono, Pa while fighting brush Ere IN the
vicinity Of his home last week, was encircled
by tie flames and burned 20 death.--Honry
BOrizi aged n, Of New Seipstown, Pa, wa
fatally injured on the 9TH. While feeding
thrashing machine the cylinder burst, and one
piece struck him on the forehead, tearing open
tho skull and exposing the brain.--Wm. +
Green, ole OF tho owners Of the CreedmO0r plan
tation in 81. Bernard Parish. la. waE fataly
shot last week by Albert Smith, cOlored, whs
had been discharged by 6reen.--ht For
Sully. OAK, Thursday night last John Murphy
Of Co ID. llth Inf, alias J. J. Harrington, wa
murdered by some unknown person.--Jame
Ward, miner employed at q Shenandoah Pa
Colliery, was instantly killed on the 9TH inst
lie WA engaged ln driving q chute when
piece Of coal weighing almost ton suddenl,
Eel un0u HIM. -Four years ago his father, theI
employed 40 Indian Ridge COlliery met hi
death in a similar NRy----A. w. - Minear
druggist OF Athens, o was shot and Instant,
killed Oh the 7th inst. by {. Carr, young nal
a. his employ, the latter mistaking him for
buTRlar-On the 7th inst. a cOl0rcd boy O
rs shot and killed woman, also col0rcd
with whom he bad been living in Racine
Wis. and be then committed suicide -
John Disney, tool dresser, while going d
work in inc Washington pa district abou
midnight On the 7tb with Lighted lantern il
his hand set Ere 70 the gas which was bein
given OF from huRe oil tank The oil brol1
out into 8 blaze, instantly cnveloping the ma
in iaues Although terribly aud probabl
fatally burned be dragged himself 70 q brOo
snd rolled IN, putting out the flames The fin
die $4,000 worth OF damage.--Janitor Titu
haE heen indicted by Tie grand jury Of Hai
EcttsioWn, Nj, lor the murder Of Title smith
The trial viii come Of in September boa
ln which seven were crossing the Hudson q
hauFeriies ~. y =, on the 4th, was capsized an
two Of TIE occupants 0wned.-Emly Bur
bon was sentenced 10 imprisonment for iife !
Newport AZ II. on Friday last FOL being aeoc.
EOfg A. The murder 81 her father Bcni j. Hal
ton. Her sister Maria and Alien W. Dore
WI be- tried in June for the same crime
Wan. }. Blew died in Chicago Wednesday la
nom the effects ~ fright received while unde
going mock Initiation ceremonies into q Toe
COnr 81 j orester. Blew was n composit0r q
The Chicago Time THE Lew iron bridge D.
nR built at Ly0usdalo Lewis Co., ~. H., car
way on Saturday last precipitEting seVs
MeIilmcn into Moose River. One workman. y
~. Wilcox, was fatally and others were severe
injured. ---- Achlle OnOir, the profession
acrobat, who sgmotime ago beat 70 death his III.
siepdauRhter L0ttic Cook, and vino has l,e
under sentence u death for sometime, got a 90
trial ln Philadelphia last week which result
IN verdict Of murder Ia tic second degr,
the penalty being f1od al ~ years in the per
tentary .---At lnwO0d. Ind, SUNDAY last
John hymcr, young farmer and his wife Al
two children aged three aud four. were Gro
1ng The railroad track 3D. their WAGON tic
bele was struck By train. Mymcr aad {
oldest child were instantly killed. and hs W
and tbc othcr child terribly aaG fatally ms
Flea. Blth horses were also kIled.--Herl
Fernando 1iciI lEhau, RI hawthorne -