The National tribune., 1886-11-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts of the
World.
ABROAD.

ABROAD.
Disturbances in London on Lord Mayors day
seem certain, the police having taken the fur
ther unprecedented steps of prohibiting the
meeting at Trafalgar Square. The most MIN
ute and complete precautions have been taken.
Shopkeepers all along the route are perempto-
rily requested 60 close their shutters on that
day, or if they have no shutters 10 board up the
shops The local authorities have received the
striCtest orders 10 remove from the streets
everything that could possibly serve as a weap-
on or missile.--The Liberal conference at
Leeds reafirmed allegiance 10 Mr.. Gladstone
and his hnme-ru polcv.-The Porte has de-
cided 20 intervene in behalf OF peace between
Russia and Bulgaria. 2,49O persons bitten
bv animals aud treated by Nj. Pasteur within
the last wear 10 have died ed.--Mesten Zulu
land will form new republic, Eastern Zulu
land will be reserved for the Iulus, and the
entire coast will hereafter be under BRUSH
proteciion.-The floating debt of Spain shows
M increase for October of III 100000 pesetas.
The Paris Temps announces that an aver
age of Is new cases OF cholera is reported at
Genoa every day.
INDUSTRIAL
The Executive Committee of the Knights of
Labor in Chicago issued general order direct
ing all the men employed in the packing es.ab-
lishments at the Union stock yards, in both the
beef and pork packing establishments, TO stop
work. The order was obeyed, and the strike
became general The demand made on behalf
OF the men, il Is understood, was that eight
hours should constitute n days work, the men
agreeing TO accept slight reduction in their
present wages. Gov. 0glesby called out the LIST
and I'd Reg'ts of the National Guard in actici-
patton of serious tTOuble.-The factory trou-
bles at Augusta, Ga. have been settled on the
following terms Recognition OF the Knights OF
Labor; abolition of the pass or line system; re-
f1.s.fA A.axrs bnra auA
future differences between operatives and mills
TO be decided by arbitration. This terminates
the strike and lock -out in the Augusta factories
and gives work 10 5000 hands.--A company
has been organized at Chattanooga, with $780,
600 paid-up capital, 10 begin at once the erec-
tOn of one-hundred-ton blast furnace. Work
will begin in a fortnight. Two large furnaces
have been so successful that both were recently
enlarged. d.-The boys employed in Craven
Bros glass works, Salem, N. j., struck for an
increase of wages, throwing the blowers and
Others out of work and stopping the factories.
Eight hundred miners employed at the
Cameron cOlliery, the largest in the Shamokin
Valley Pa. have decided to strike unless the
Mineral Mining Company advance wages 10 per
cent.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Theodore Roosevelt, the defeated Republican
candidate for Mayor of New York, left for
Europe last Saturday TO bring home bride.
The lady is IS years of age, and is the youngest
daughter of Gov Carroll, of Maryland.-ln
Little Rock. Ark, colOred man was serving
on a United States jury The proprietor OF the
hotels refused TO allow him 10 breakfast with
the other jurymen. Judge Caldwell, from the
bench, declared that the iurymen could not be
separated, and he was given break fast at the
Capital Restaurant, the first time a cOlored man
has ever eaten with white people at a leading
hotel in the State.-Mss Rose Cleveland
states positively that she has severed her con-
nectiOn with Literary Life, and is no longer its
editor Miss Cleveland charges Mr.. Elder, the
publisher, with failing TO meet his engagements
90 her.-COl. John S. MOsby has signed
contract by which he is 10 receive $500 night
for so nights for delivering his lecture on his
experiences during the late war. In addition
20 his pay, which will amount 10 $4,000, he
will have his travelling and actual expenses
paid. The Colonel is expected at his home in
Narrenton, Va, at an early day from Califor-
mia and will start from there for Boston, where
his lectures will begin.-At the election last
week Miss Alice j. SanbOrn was chosen Super
intendent of Schools in Brule County, Oak. OF
the 1000 votes polled she received about LOCO.
Miss SanbOrn was the regular nominee of tho
Democratic and Farmers Alliance PARTIES
Senator Lyman Trumbull, who looks as young
as he did 80 years ago. lives in a little frame
cottage near the Douglas monument, in Chicago.
11ls baDlle ana lnhllnbIb are autnlfaDlA SIMPLE
--Revivalist Jones has written TO friends in
San Francisco that he proposes soon TO go out
20 the Pacific Coast and arouse the unrepentant.
1t is said that the widow Of Senator Matt
Carpenter now on a European tour, win visit
Rome and be received into the Catholic Church.
There are 10 men under the age Of 80 years
in Portland, Ore, who are worth over Sl,000,0OO
each.--Jndge Ward III. Lamon, of Colorado,
has just finished his second volume of his - Life
of Lincoln. Col. Henry &. Wood, who is TO
succeed Col. Nolkmar in his duties as Assistant
Acknowledgement at the War Department, has
arrived in this city.-C0mmOdOr j. q. Wal
ker has returned from his European trip, and
resumed his duties at the Navy Department
At the National Cattle Growers COnVen-
tion in Chicago ON the 10th inst, Senators Ed
munds, Cullom Beck and Miller, the Marquis
de Mores aud Others are expected TO deliver
addresses.
OBITUARY.
August BrentanO. the well known dewsdealer
formerly Of New York, died suddenly in Chi
cagO where he was conducting branch news
ofiee.-NOrman J.. Wagner, ex-Superintend
entOf the Wagner Car Company, very wealthy
resident of Canajoharie, n. Y, died in New