The National tribune., 1886-05-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts Of the
World.


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The Office and residence of Police Magistrate
Monroe who has been very vigilant In Enforcing
the temperance laws were wrecked, but no
lives lost.--Louis Riel's widow lies critically
ill nj ST. Vital, Manitoba. 1t is said that she
never rallied from the shock of her husbands
execution. WIN. *. Vanderbilt will pay
5000 for the use of a London residence for 10
weeks this Spring and Summer for himself and
wife-American inventors Of death dealing
machines have TO look 10 foreign patronage for
their rewards. England is now experimenting
with Ericssons submarine guns, which he has
in vain sought to sell 10 the United States
A great sensation has been excited an court
circles at Berlin by a rumor that the widowed
Princess Frederick Charles of Prussia has con-
tracted a morganatic marriage with Capt. Won
Mapenheim OF herequerries. The Princess
has been i'm Italy for the last seven months, and
she Is now at Sorrento.--Forty- five German
traders have been massacred by the natives at
Gold Coast Africa - The Government OF
Switzerland is taking active measures TO put
an end in that country TO the propagation Of
the doctrines of the Mormon church. Numer-
ous arrests of Mormon missionaries have been
made, and 1t il probable that more will follow.
u. s. Minister S. S. Cox last week presented
the Sultan of Turkey gifts sent by President
Cleveland, consisting OF thousand views OF
scenery in different parts of the United States,
portraits of celebrated and typical Indians,
copies OF the last census reports etc.---The
Queen of Spain insists upon naming her son
Alfonso XIII i'm defiance of the wishes of the
Cabinet. The Ministers objected, because of
the traditional ill-luck which attaches TO the
number Is. The boy viii also bear the name
Leo, which will be bestowed on him in graft
tude TO the Pope, who has been so steady q
friend of the ruling house of Spain, and who is
himself "XllI.n-There is danger Of an
eruption of Mt Etna, Sicily. Vast columns Of
flames are issuing from the crater Of the volca-
NO, and present most imposing spectacle. Tor
rents OF lava are now issuing from il craters.
One stream Of lava, in some places 200 meters
broad, is flowing toward the town of Nicolosi.
Prince Bismarck has instructed the Ger
man ambassador at Paris 10 inform Nj. de
Freycinet that the reports Of q change IN the
friendly sentiments Of Germany toward France
are without foundatiOn.-Don Carlos has
published a manifesto repudiating the infant
son OF Queen Christina as the rightful successor
10 the throne of Spain. He declares that he
will never renounce his own rights TO the
throne-Orders which has been given to
demobilize the Greek army have been can
celed and troops have been ordered 10 pro-
coed at once 10 the frontier.-M. Lockroy
Minister of Commerce and Industry, received
at Havre a deputatiOn of workingmen who
prayed that the Government permit impor-
tati0n OF American bacon-the landing of
which they said, provided wages TO the amount
Of $4,000 francs annually for dock laborers.
Missionary HOughton, who, with his wife,
was murdered by natives in the River Tanna
district East Africa, belonged 10 tho Methodist
denomination. Mr.. HOughton and his wife
belonged TO Cheshire, England. Mrs. Houghton
was young and handsome woman and the
couple were both very jealous missionaries.
They went 10 East Africa in 15S4.--ODe of
the Chinese Imperial Palaces, about 40 miles
from Pekin, on the route 70 Eastern Tombs, "
was destroyed recently by fire. The palace
hrfff Ia Tf-0 AZ oouf of pvar - 0o0 600
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The dead body Of Mrs Mary Collins was
found in her bed at Hoboken n j., on Thurs
day last. Her skull was fractured and her
face was cut and her body bruised. An old
HaEhtub In one corner of the room was filed
with bloody Clothes Her husband was found
asleep in Clafin a. Co.'S shoe store In New
on his face. He at first said he didn't know
his wife was dead, but his two boys said he had
told them she was dead the night before
A bloody fight occurred last week on the streets
OF Danville, Va, IN which four persons were
killed and a like number seriously wounded.
ADD Nliet, a drunken rowdy, broke into
the house Of Samuel Fctters crippled ex-sol-
dicT, az St. Louis, Mich, Sunday night last.
Fetters attempted 10 defend bis home, but was
getting the wOrstof t. when his daughter Nora,
aged II, shot Nliet fatally.-Louis Willet
alias Charles Crosby. was hanged in the jail at
Kingston, n. Y, Thursday last Tor the murder
OF Edwin kellano on Jan. z, lcos.--Ihc east
wing of the ST. Louis Insane Asylum collapsed
Wednesday Of last week, but the inmates had
been removed 70 another portion Of the build
ing before Il fel.-Peter Louis Otto, who
murdered his wife In Buffalo n. Y, IN Noyem-
Der, 1884, was hanged in that city last week
Lee Barnes. a gambler, was hanged at Dover
Ark, for the murder Of Chas. Holman gam
bier, whom be killed for his money, with the
aid OF John Collins and Russell Watson. Col.
Inns was sentenced 70 q years imprisonment
and Watson has not been tried. john Jen.
kins and James Wilson, colored, students az the
High School Of 4enia. o., were drowned while
attempting 20 cross the Nasse Greek Ford
~ q buggy, late last Saturday night
William Whitehead, respectable young mar
Of Carroilton, KY, fatally shot Miss Laura
EarwOod, his sweetheart, Monday, and then
shot himself They wanted TO marry, but the
young ladys parents objected. Circumstances
clearly show the tragedy TO have been the re-
sultoi mutual agreemcut.---Frederi Kylmg
Of Cincinnati, shot and killed William Bode
on Monday, for abductiug his daughter. Tn,
murderer avenged himself-Many cattle anC
horses were killed IN Hendricks County Ind
on Sunday By a severe wind and rain storm
Large haiist0nes feil 10 the depth Of six inches
INDUSTRIAL
The business failures occurring throughou
The country during the last seven DAYS numbe
Ayf VIC 1AtAAEA IAnNDh AAf anu lNl Adlhah %
total Of l67, a. compared with total Of IN
last week, and 1872 the week previous 10 tn
last. Business casualties seem % be steadily
declining IN number throughout the country
-Adyioes 70 Bradstreets show that at % IN
oustFial ccnier north Of the Ohio, east Of AM
including 50. Louis, the loss Of wages througl
strikes since May haE aggregated 5000 600
OF receipts by employers $500, 600, and {
future contracts due to probability Of labo
troubles e.. 500 600, Of which So, 400 600 alon
refers 10 deferred OF Cancelled building cor
tracts.--ibc Tyrone miners have unan
mOusly decided that they viii not only renal
out themselves but make every effort 10 brin
ont all those at work in tho region A con
mittec was appointed 10 visit Cumberland
induce the miners there 20 re-enter the STR X
kIEcELI.ANEoUG
Typhoid fever IN said TO be more prevalent
Philadelphia than I'm most large cities aud ala
- be steadily on the increase there This
attributed 70 cesspoolg aud 10 water from COZ
taminated wells. A large number OF the deatl
are of recentiy-arrived foreigners who are mo
susceptible 10 malarial influences. 49, Davl
Fisher, who died nj Batavia, o., few DAYS az
was In Congress a. the time Of the death
John Quincy Adams, and ii was Mr.. Fisher WI
hprang forward I'M time 20 catch the fallir
body IN his arms when Mr. Adams got the fat
stroke on the floor Of the House. 49, Plymoui
White, alias Frank Parke, alias "Plinn
White the notorious confidence man, died
Reading. Vt, from y caTbuncklc on his nee
White was IN the front rank Of confidence me-
and had succeeded IN the last - yeGrs In Zee
tnE business men, guliiblc granFcrs and conf