Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-09-04
FOREIod.

FOREI0d.
A FIRE in Paris the other day consumed
forty houses on Bourg St. Augusta
The first grand mine exhibition ever held
IN Germany has been opened at Frankfort
The German empire viii not hereafter
issue new loans at a higher annual rate of
interest than 80 per cent.
The duke of Leinstcr is about to sell to
his tenants large portion of his Killsre
estate on partial payments for eighteen years.
One Of the richest Polish citizens Of
Germany has offered his and to the govern
ment, creating great C tement among his
people.
The German government offers an annua
salary Of 9, coo to any young teacher who vii
20 to CcmerOOn and open a school there for
the instruction Of the natives.
An invitation has been extended by the
Ru ssian government to General Van Nor-
der, military attachs of the German embassy
at s.. Petersburg, to witness the man5uVres
in Poland. No other foreign officers have
been invited.
The marquis Of Salisbury's speech defn-
ing the foreign policy OF the British govern
ment has created favorable impression In
Germany. England's desire to maintain
Turkish integrity meets with cordial re-
Spouse IN Berlin.
In the British house Of commons Lord
LAa4LD4l-A ALt4EGA4--4 gave AAAA-G1 LL4EI A-4g
government would propose the abOhlOn OF
the secret service fund, which amounts to
10000 yearly. This announcement Was
greeted with cheers.
The Irish newspapers express gratihea-
ton at the decision of the government to
the Belfast riots. Catholic leaders have
again requested their followers not to pro
vide prsteZts Tor Orange attacks.
Since the riots began at Belt st , cry
Catholic workman has been no ode on
Queens Island, although prior to the DIS
orders hundreds were at work there. In
many large establishments CaJlolc gu
ployes have been forced to quit
[ Consul General Diaz, Of Honduras, has
received the following from President Bog
ran, of Honduras, in regard to the invasion
Of that country by a body OF revolution
lists: Invasion conquered. -LOrry and Var
eous, chiefs, killed. Peace completely re-
stored"
J8hl j. Campbell, ex-city attorney Of
Kalsls City, il a iJ o. dependency. com
N lg=d suicide by shooting himself IN the
he @ ] with a revolver. He was unmarried
He had b en- dead some hours when his body
was found at his rooms on Fourth and Char
lOtte streets.
The recall of the French ambassador at
the vatican is regarded IN Paris as the first
step towards the dlsestaDllshm6uU and dis
endowment of the church in France, which
refusal to recede from the position he has
taken in relation to China.
sit is d cleared that the car does no5 ap-
prove 10 methods employed IN Opposing
AleEau der. 1t Is claimed he was as much
surpris d as anybody over the event, AND
that Russia was the first to urge reversal
of that action and the prOmptness with
which the Bulgarians acted shows their
friendliness with Russia.
The EIlenville, n. Y. Press announces that
its former editor, Deputy State COmptrOll er
Thomas 3. Benedict, has been t5uuereu- by
I President Cleveland, and accepted the ELEsi-
ton or pubuc printer az washington ana
Will assume the dutie s OF the Otlce at o. ce.
The present prop rietOr of the Press, Gil
bert II. Benedl CT, viii OlheIgts as chief clerk
under MS brother.
A meeting of Orangemeu was held at Bel
fast, and it was decided to again offer the
mayor theu assistance IN res OrIuZ ordsr.
The meeting condemned the misconduct o.
the police, but repu1laUad the action OF
those VINO had dshed the military anu police
They also protested against the charge that
Orangsm6n were responsible for the riots,
and declared them to be utterly untrue.
Prince Alexander on reaching Breslau,
belegraphed to his father at Darmstadt that
he was treated like dog by the Russian
officials at REM. De Gi5rs and Bismarck
bad. A late dispatch from Vienna brands
as a hoax the circular regarding Bulgaria
signed by the Russian minister OF foreign
affairs.
tits reDorteF that the Halifax, N S.,
Sugar Refinery company is IN financial dlth-
Guilty. lhS refinery IS one Of the largest and
best in the world. The concern has a capt
tai of 81, 900 900 and has been in operation
only a few years. The company is composed
D almost entirely of English capitalists. The
refinery has not been working since the end
of June. About g, 900 tons OF raw sugar is
in store, and bark and brig, with full car
goes. are in port awaiting discharge.
/ Mr.. Gladstone's speech on the Irish ques-
ton ends with a postscript as follows: A
I these pages were written the principal iuteu-
tons of the ministers IN respect to Ireland
4 have been announced. Statesmen who IN
. / January deeme9 cOeEclV6 measures an absC-
lutte necessity do not now propose them,
although GgFarian crime has rather in
creased. and Ireland has been peFturbed $50
they said by the proposal of home rule.
This Is 2 heavy blow TO coercion ard a
marked sign OF progress j am compelled
to say that on no other head does the an
nOuncement supply any cause for cOngratu-
iation. First, large Irish subjects, ripe for
treatment, are to be referred TO a commits
sion of inquiry. This Is the policy while
I social order Is IN question: Of an almost
indefinite delay. SeCOnd-MOr6Ov6r while
the commission is to inquire WHISTLER rates
Of judicial rents are, or are not such as can
be paid, the aid OF the law for l5Yying the
present rents IN November has been
I specially ana 6mphatlCaly promised. This
/ EiOus OF rent AMI powerful Etimulant to
eviction. Ihlrd-lhe project has been
skstChed Of imposing upon the state The
E paym mt of all moneys required to meet the
differences between these actual rents and
what the land can fairly bear. This is in
{ principle radically bad and it would be an
act Of r8pine on the treasury of the country.
/ EOurth-tf hereas the greatest evil Of Ireland
is its magisterial and administrative systems
! which are felt to be other than Irish, no pro
pOsal is made for the reconstruction of what
I Il known as the Dublin castle government
FIT 1t Is proposed to spend large sums of
, public money on public works of all kinds
, for the material development OF Ireland uu-
der English authority and for the Dublin
/ castle administration This plan IS First,
J in the highest degree WasJsful; second, un-
Just to British taxpayers and third, It is an
obvious attempt to divert the Irish nation,
by p6Cuniary Indictment, from its honor
able aim of national self government and
viii, as such, be sentenced. SIZth-Llimita-
ton of local government III Ireland as 10
what may, at this moment, be desired for
Great Britain, is to let the name Of our ma
I tlOnal1tes rest upon no recognized pEinci-
pie, especially an unjust Limitation or their
Irish national desire. In my opinion, such
, ! q policy for dealing with the Irish question
ought not to be, and can not be, adopted.
A union meeting CT all the Chicago camps
. OF the Pat lotto Order Sons of America
adopted a preamble setting forth that the
5 name of socialists, anarchists, etc, and the
Haunting of red and black flags, Is treason
and rebellion; that the foreigners In trying
! / to make q weapon Of the laboEIng people
are doing the latter great injury, and much
of the evil Is due to defects in the 5mnigra-
tons approve the verdict and congratulate
the police On their work thew also call on