Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-12

Arguments in the Anarchist Cases
Continued To-Day.
FOREIGN NOTES.
THE BELFAST o

II BELFAST RIOTS.
Belfast, Aug. l2-Groups of idlers
continue to hang about and it is still
necessary to retain troops. Inspector
Reed will remain in command of the
Constabulary until after the Catholic
festival on the fifteenth inst.
PROCLAIMED PRoTEcToRATE.
London. Aug. 1s-England has been
proclaimed protectorate over Ellice
islands III the south Pacific ocean.
TIMES COMMENT.
The Times speaking of Cutting, says
the difficulty in the way Of settlement
of the matter lies in Cuttings appeal to
the ungry passions of the Texans and
desire Of dormant raiders on both sides
of the frontier for an outbreak, which
would result N the restoration of good
will.
Dumont can have no wish for a COLI
sion with his powerful nsighbor, and he
must be well aware that there are
enemies OF Mexico on both sides OF the
frontier, who are %clamoring for war with
Mexico has been surprisingly reasonable
in dealing with Cutting, considering the
provocaiion he gave, and although secre-
tary Bayard has been q little too exact
ing, the action OF the president and
senate is all that could be desired. In
that action lies assurance OF peace.
WAR p 1T BE.
Dublin, Aug. l2-The United Ireland
says, Salisbury in his speech at the Lord
proclaimed war. The burden OF his
speech is, twenty years Of manGDles for
the Irish. very good, says united Ire.
land. Our race is accustomed to civil
tyranny, War let it be then, in the name
of Cod
Belfast, August 12-Last night was
quiet excepting q slight amount of firing
in G%roHyenor road, a demonstration
which did not result IN harm to any
body. The police made several searches
for arms, but without success. Forty
wounded persons are being cared for in
the Royal hospital and are making good
progress towards recovery. A heavs
rain is falling, preventing crowds from
gathering. The Northern Wing Protes-
tart rebukes Rev. DIR. Kane for his re-
marks in relation to the action which the
orangemen would take if the police were
not dIsarmed.
~BENNETT's CASE.
London. August 12-Arguments in
the case Of appeal of James Gordon
Bennett for the award. against him of
$4,000 in favor. OF Cyrus w. Field, for
libel, was concluded to-day. Judgment
reserved and pending ltssannouncement,
execution of awsrd stayed
Dublin, Aug. R-While the police in
the towns IN the vicinity OF Killarney
were engaged in keeping the peace at
tho far in that town yesterday, q gang
OF men secured Midkerry county for
arms. They We're successful in the
search and carried away o large number
of weapons including Files; also a guam
tlty Of ammunition.
THE RIOTS
Londonderry orangemen were also
attacked when they were parading on
the lannon's promenade Madey, By the
old town wall. Here they were openly
and savagely stoned by a mob. During
the melee Rev. Thos. Olphort, canon OF
the Episcopal cathedral, and several
citizens we're wounded, the excitement
raeehIng q dangerous height.
AMI JEwIsH RIOT.
London, Aug. l2-Anti Jewish riots
have occurred in Province of Keiff,
Russia. The houses of many Jews we're
wrecked.
WON THE CUp.
The Canadian artillery men. to-day
won 10Th the Londonderry challenge
cups and Marquis OF Lausdown prize in
contests as shoeberynes.
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