Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-22

FOREIGN.

fON6bAUs
In Madrid, Spain thirty-two persons wer
killed and GO injured by the hurricane.
A cyclone passed over Tomato,
town in Lombardy, destroying large mum
Der of houses. Five persons we're killed.
The cholera returns in Italy for one da
were as follows: Venice, six new cases, fou
deaths: Bari, four new cases; Brindise, fou
new cases.
Schumacher & SCHULZ, rich merchants o
London, have failed, with liabilities o
elS3 900. The firm have no assets. Thi
failure is due to the failing market.
Dispatches from Winnipeg, Manitoba, sa!
that Lewis Reil's widow lies at the point O
death. She never rallied from the shock o.
her husbands execution, and dies broken
hearted.
A dispatch from Hsrat, states that Steph
ems, an Englishman engaged in making 6
tour around the world on bicycle, has beer
arrested while crossing the frontier Of
Afghanistan.
In the Canadian house of commons the
other night, Sir John Mcdonald stated that
amnesty to the half-breeds engaged in the
new rebellion.
The Orangemen of Australia have
sent a dispatch to the Loyalists
of Ireland, promising to aid them in theil
endeavors to prevent the adoption of Glad
stones home rule scheme.
The Dublin Freeman's Jorunal says: Sir
friedrich Roberts, commander of the Indar
the chief command of the army of Ireland
The Journal also says that the garrisons il
Ulster will be increased.
A new ministry has been formed in Greece
and the chamber will be called in abou
two weeks. Trade for the present i:
paralyzed, and will continue so until stable
government has been formed and Greect
defers to the wishes of the powers.
Heavy storms prevailed throughout France
doing damage to the extent of 1,0OO,O O(
francs in the vicinity of Montpelier. TIL.
hurricane passed over the town. Severa
persons we're killed and a number injured
Severe gales have also been experienced il
Germany. Ships that were lying in the rive
the heavy rains have left large part Of
Derbyshire, England, submerged. Many Of
the public highways are impossible. A rail
way bridge over the river Severne, neal
Shrewsbury, weakened at the foundation by
the floods, fell under the weight of a passing
freight train, precipitating it into the river
No lives were lost.
The serious forest fires have been raging
for several days in the neighborhood Of the
village Of Amecaimeca, lying at the base Of
the Popocatapelt volcano. A large force Of
miners subdued the flames. 1t is said by
some that the fires we're kindled by frantic
Indians, in revenge for not being allowed
fr rolIn
week. The religious professions were pro
hibited by the reform laws of 1857,
During a meeting of the patriotic
union at Southwark, England, recently
the speakers platform was stormed by 6
mob and free fight ensued. in the course Of
which one man was stabbed. At the meeting
of the Belfast, Ireland, anti-repeal union, ar.
rargements were made to hold convention
of loyalists in the near future Letters
from England were received Offering armed
assistance. Gladstone has received from
the mayors of several Ameri-
can cities cable dispatches contain.
ing resolutions of approval of his
Irish policy adopted at meetings in theil
respective cities.
It is stated the loyalists in Ulster, Ireland,
are concealing arms fearing Marley, chief
secretary for Ireland, will order the police
to make raids for the purpose of disarmine
the people. A leading English liberal sub
scribes f10O in buying arms for the Orange
men of Armagh. Drill clubs are being
formed by the Armagh loyalists. Ferdinand
James de Rothschild, libral member of par
lament for Aylesbury division of Bucking-
hamshire, as written public letter oppos-
ing Gladstone's home rule bill, and asking
the conservative and liberals alike tn petit
ton against the adoption of the measure.
Lord Harrington is ready to form ministry
of moderates. Lord Salisbury is promised
support, although no conservatives will join
Lord Harington's cabinet.
Aterrible hurricane swept across Middle
SPAN. In Madrid seventy persons are
known to have been killed, and 200 others
are seriously injured. The wind struck the
city with the suddenness of lightning. A
train of cars and the cabs were overturned
and broken into splinters. Roofs were dis
lodged, and telegraph wires everywhere were
torn from the poles. The parks in and abo t
the city are devastated. A church tower was
blown down and q number of houses in the
suburbs wrecked. Many cottages on the out
skirts of the capital were blown from their
foundations and wrecked-somes so complete
ly any quickly that they are said to have
simply vanished before the storm. Tele-
graphic communication is 80 completely cut
of that it is impossible as yet to obtain
news from the provinces, but it is believed
that the ruin wrought by the hurricane is