The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-08-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from Att Parts Of the
World.



fo-b,ddiur American vessels from entering the
BAY oith,sleur ou pain of instant seizure, ana
has stationed the cruisers Critic and Lindsay
nj the nj aucc OF the Eay.-RiOting has been
resumed ia Belfast Saturday night there was
a rifle fight in which one person was killed
and many were wounded Five thousand
troops aud 25OoO constables have been assem-
bled 10 preserve orlcr.--The London Tines
thinks that. while Secretary Bayard has beea a
littia TOO cNaoting Ia the Cutting case, Mexico
would do well 10 avoid q collision with he
United states The Irish Times reports that
Lord Randolph Churchill is drafting a bal 10
solve the IRISH pr0bein.--b hfted ireland safs
Lord Salisbury in his speech at the LORD
Mayors banquet IN London proclaimed war TO
the kniio.---Dariag a procession of Orange
men in LonaoBU lry two bottles OF gunpoWeer,
hacked around lighted uses, were thrown into
tbeiflGuiss, but were smashed before they '9uia
explode. --- Twenty thousand provincial WORK
mon and Socialists took part in the Socialist
procession "a Sra g,els on Sunday, demanding
universal suffrage aad amnesty TO Born"ee ana
other rioters. The demonstration was orderly.
Oscar FHIeur Secretary OF the Gias-Nork-
err Ass0giat8n and Schmidt, one Of hls Com
gauiors in the strikers riots, were on Aul, Al
loh condemned to 20 wears penal sery;uoe
for laadiue The attack on the Bordeaux class
Works which were destroyed during the rots
al ha.leg0 .-- Anti-Jewish riots have OCCUR
red iu the province of hieil, Russia, and The
houses % many Hebrews were wreck .---
Louise Mirnal WAS sentenced in Paris 10 logr
mentis' imprisonment and TO pay Tine gi 100
ira4es or d,;ious language aud meeting o
mGtlc. ons.ng the DecaZville riots. Tho
cholera ls.Nages in Rome are still very severe,
JOB deaths aud yas new cases having been e.
corded. United States Minister Cox has pro-
tested to the Porte against the action oi the
Syrian su .EoIIllc- in closing the American Mis-
sion Schools IN syria.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Six persons were drowned on Thursday in
Boston Harhor by the Capsizing of the yacht
froc and four by a similar disaster 70 the
schooner 0riz0n.-The steamer ResoiutC OF
Norfolk. Va, sprang leak aud foundered at
sen on Elbow Key, 200 miles south OF 81 Au-
Fustine. TBl Captain and crew were saved. -
Norman Bower. a l3-year-old-boy, residing
near i,lue Ball Perry Co.. Pa, was fatally in
jurcG by Jersey hull Friday evening-John
BO-ho1, near stanton, Neb., shot aud KILLED
liis srep-dgnRhier Mrs. Mm. HeneRe, and then
blew his brains ont. The cause was jealousy.
-Colnmbus White, colored, Of Anquila
Miss, was hang by a mob on Wednesday night
near Nickshurg 10 gallows hastily constructed
on The ruins Of a store, which he confessed
HAVING set en- ere 1T is suspected that Mrs
Sarah Robinson, the Somerville, Mass, widow
who poisoned her husband. children and rsla-
tycs Is also responsible for the poisoning Of
over l00people at the Park Avenue Methodist
Church picnic last June.-The Cincinnati
midnight express, south bound. and a freight
train, north bnund, from Louisville coiiidel
near Sulphur station on the Louisville *
Nashville Road, Aug. 10, killing Frank weber
and fatally waunding A. 5. Hool, postal clerk,
aud n. l.. TAYLOR, cOHductor-lt is thought
that the hcadless body found near wallingford,
Conn, Is that OF Albert J. Cooley, Of Durham,
who had recently drawn 81, 500 pension money
n / i.asf
i've O'Clock saturday afternoon cyclone
swept through Newhurg which damaged prop
erty 70 a great extent.--The boiler at CO0sh
Brothers oil well, near Washington, Pa. ex-
poded Aug -, instantly killing John O'Brien
aud seriously Iniuring two others. OBrien
was blown 60 feet into the air.-The BODY OF q
young woman found on the prairie near Chi
cago has been identified as that of Mrs. Mary
Strahl the wife OF a saloonEeeper. She had
evidently been murdered by her paramour
Anton Pckersky, in whose company she was
seen that morning PekeTskys body was
found in Lincoln Park. with two bullet wounds
in the breast and one in the head. The two
deaths are believed TO have been the result OF
an understanding between the two lovers
At Waterbury, Conn, Aug. 10, Robert DrakeIey
aged It, shot and killed has wife, aged IS q
whom be had been married six weeks. and then
attempted sucide.-Miss Sadie Nichols, o.
Sturgeon Bay. Wis, drowned herself Aug IL al
Cape MAY, n. J.-Sergt Vim. Thomas Of
the United States Army shot himself through
the head in Piusburg on Wednesday, TO avoid
arrest for an alleged assault upon small girl
INDUSTRIAL.
An American order has been received il
Wales for 10000 tons Of steel rails and this i
believed 10 b. the beginning OF succession o
heavy orders from American hrms.--TrOubl,
is said t. b. brewing IN Chicago between tht
Grand Trunk Railroad authorities aud the
switchmen, owing 10 a controversy over al
employe discharged by the Grand Trunk PEG
pie. at The request of the Lake Shore Road fo
provoking q quarrel, Of which charge he wa
Subsequently acquitted.-The strike OF Tia,
rolling mills men ut Columbia, Pa. has beel
virtually settled. The mills have resumed
Cardinal Taschercau, Of Canada, has communi
Gated TO his bishops a decision Of the Pop
against the existence Of the society Of ia
knights OF Lab0r-The coal bOatmen OF NeN
York aud New Jersey coal ports have strucl
for higher rates and other grievances. Their
Is very nearly blockade Of the New Jerse
coal pOris.--Between 200 and 300 meat hand
lers IN the pacRing-hOuse OF Robert Warren
Co., al the stock yards, Chicago, quit work yes
teTday because they were required to load car
handled by the imported switchmen. Ware
a. 90. shut down-The strike az the Somer,
worth machine bobbin factory in Dover, n. III
has collapsed because most of the places of Oh
strikers had been filled by new men. TIL
knights Of Labor did not approve the stril1'
The brewers of st. Louis announce tina
unless the boycott On Schnaider d Stiiel's bee
be removed by Sept. every union man
their employ will be discharged. The Ceutrs
Labor Union says IL will not remove the DO,
eott.---Nicholas Capell, one Of the strkin
switchmen Of the Lake Shore Road in Chcag
has been locked mp for trying TO shoot a switcl
man and the engineer Of a switch engine an
for having bomb in his possession. Cape
fired SIX shots at the two men while they we
a. work on Monday night-There is a gre
lockout at the Savannah, Ca cotton factoric
The number Of people shut out is 2,73s. 7
these are paid wages Si7, lao per month, n
including officers or Overseers These mi
consumed 3,757 bales Of cotton per month
present there is no sign OF compromise
MISCELLANEOUS
There are reports Of the discovery Of a ri
oil belt, five miles from Livermore, Cal. Coz
petent authorities pronounce the surface int
cations the finest ever discovered in this cou
tTy.--A site has been selected in Austin, Te
for home for needy and worthy Confeders
soldeIs.--Thc will Of OK United States Sen
tor Durkee, who died al Omaha Jan. II, le'
bequeathing the bulk Of his fiye-million ests
IN trust for educational purposes, will he &C
tested in the United States Court at "a lwau k
Mis.--sarih Fire aged 30, was arrested
Brooklyn recently az a trap. When search
al the station house q bank book was fou
showing she bad $1,000 on dep0sit--A &c
bratl0n u thC lG0th anniversary of the Unit
States Constitutional Convention which met
Annapolis n i1e6, viii be held there ia DC
ber.--A conference Of Free Traders in \
York recently decided 20 urge vigorous acti