Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1886-11-11


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HEAVY storms prevailed on the Sd
throughout SHETLAND In Edinburg the ga
BILE of a new building was overthrow and
three workmen were killed and five liz
jured-
RIoTINa began on Carrick Hill, Belfast,
on the night of the Sd. No police were near
when the outbreak occurred, but they ap-
peared later and dispersed the opposing
mobs- Many rioters were struck by stones
and badly hurt The greatest excitement
was caused by the disturbance.
NINE. GERsTER-GARDINI has become in
sane in consequence, it is reported, of the
loss of her voice after her recent confne-
ment-
THE Limerick Land League threatens to
prevent hunting unless evicted tenants are
reinstated and evictions cease. The Earl
of Dunraven has granted his tenants an
abatement of from 10 to % per cent. The
tenantry on the Tully estate at Glenry
Mitchelstown, held meeting recently and
decided not to pay rents unless granted q
reduction of 80 per cent. Lord Massey has
offered his tenants 20 per cent. reduction.
TWENTY SEVEN persons who were impli-
Gated in the recent revolt at Madrid have
been sentenced to various terms OF i'm
prisonment at hard labor.
THE Russian Finance Minister has or
dered an issue of 125000 900 paper roubles
THE propeller Myles, with $1,000 bushels
of wheat, from Duluth, struck a rock i'll
Allen Shoal, near Kingston, Ont, recently.
The captain ran her to the Langston
Foundry Wharf, where she now lies on the
bottom in sixteen feet of water. The cargo
was insured; the vessel was not
The police of Vienna so far have Deen
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center of the anarchist plotters. Their
failure is due to the fact that the conspi-
rators are divided into groups of four each,
who do not know the members of other
groups. The source of anarchist PAM
phlets and printed matter has been traced to
Paris, and of arms and dynamite to Lon
don.
COUNT STARCzINsKI, Austrian Consul at
Sofia, while on his way to Tirnova recent
ly, was seized by brigands and robbed of
his money and uniform.
THE State railways budget submitted to
the Bundesrath at Berlin shows: Receipts
As, 237, $50 marks, or 2, 1873 500 marks less
than in 1885,
The new Westminster (B. Co. branch of
the Canadian Pacific railway has been
opened.
THE steel ties whic were laid down as
an experiment by an important English
railway have proved satisfactory and
other companies will now make a similar
trial.
SUPERINTENDENT GRIEsBECK, in COM
mand of the mounted police at Edmonton,
British N. w. T., has succeeded in captur-
ing Lone Man, who is supposed to have
been implicated in the massacre at Frog
Lake last year. Lone Man, relying upon
the lapse of time since the rebellion, came
into the post with a complaint about a
stolen horse. He was Immediately recog-
nized and arrested.
DUNCAN D. GARCELoN, a grain dealer, has
assigned. The liabilities are placed at S70,-
600; assets, 1000.
THE officers in London of the Chartered
Mercantile Bank of India, London and
China know nothing of an attack on their
institution at Shanghai and its robbery of
a large amount of specie, which were re-
ported in a Shanghai dispatch. The re-
port lacks confirmation.
DISPATCHES from Cabul say the Ghilzais
have surprised and annihilated regiment
of Duranis who were going to Cabul. The
scene of the massacre was Mukthur,
seventy miles south of Ghuzni. The insur-
rectiop started by the Ghilzais tribe con-
tinues to spread.
A DISPATCH from Battieford, British N.
W. T., on the 4th reported the town on fire,
but that the flames were under control of
the mounted police. The town hail, Amer
lean News establishment and Winfield and
Bakers stores were burned.