Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-25

Cleveland.
FOREIGN.
FURTHER rioting occurred IN the 9TH at
| Belfast, Ireland, between Protestant and
| Catholic mobs, and many web injured on
both sides and several hSuses we're
wrecked.
DURING the four days ende( on the Stll
the deaths from cholera in Venee averaged
twenty-five daily. FIX
In the elections held in Belgium on the
9Th 80 replace outgoing memb4rs of the
| Chamber of Deputies the Catholics gained
eleven seats.
The British Cabinet at a meefng on the
Sth decided unanimously to APPEAL to the
country, and to recommend to Che Queen
an immediate dissolution of Permanent.
In the single-scull race on tbelsth at To-
ronto. Can, Lee won, with HARLAN second,
Conley third md Hosmer fourtAA
AT Belfast, Ireland, on the Sth mob of
Orangemen wrecked a number oftouses of
Catholics, severely injuring some II them.
THE Socialist, Berprend, who Vas the
leader of the strikes in 1885, has een ex-
PEELED from Berlin.
ADvlCES of the 9th from the far&ne in
Corea were to the effect that five Kindred
persons had starved to death in one tty.
A FIRE in Montreal on the 9th des&oyed
the g~lass-blowing factory of Ward D.Eule,
covering three acres of land and employ
ing five hundred men. The loss was Sl40,-'
600.
DISPATCHES of the 9th say that tho
Orangemen of Belfast had wrecked nearly
one hundred houses, burning two of
the number. The police killed nine per-
sons, among them a widow with two chill
dren. .
THE marriage of Adelina Fhtti and
Signor Nicolini took place at Swansea,
Wales, on the 9th.
MIR. GLADSTONE received a telegram from
Queen Victoria on the 9th giving her sane
ton to tho dissolution of Parliament on
June &c.
Oh the 10th a servant-girl and two chill
dren of Mr.. Lorigan, at st. John, N. B.,
were fatally burned by an attempt Of tho
domestic to start a fire with kerosene oil.
TIE physicians appointed to examine
King Ludwig, of Bavaria, on the 10th re-
ported him as insane.
TIE emigration into Manitoba this year
was on the 10th said to be eight times
greater than in either of the last two or
three years.
ADDITIONAL deaths were reported on the
10th from the Belfast (lreland) riots The
police force had been largely increased,
but a reign of terror still prevailed.
ADvIcEs of the 10th from Auckland, New
Zealand, state that at Tarawera there had
been a volcanic eruption preceded by an
earthquake. Many natives and Europeans
persisted.
CHOLERA continued to rage in Venice or
the 10th with unabated virulence, an aver
age of twenty now cases and ten deaths oc-
curing daily.
THE French bark Michel Emile was run
down in foreign waters on the 18th by the
British bark Canova, and seven of the
Emile's crew were drowned.
In the French Chamber of Deputies on
the 18th the bill expelling tue Princes was
passed.
FURTHER advices on the 18th from Auck-
land, New Zealand, stated that the vol
cano at Tarawera destroyed enGre villages
in the district by swiftly bu1ying them in
ashes. Twenty-six dead bodies had been
recovered from the ruins.
HEAVY rains had caused great damage
throughout the Island Of Jamaica. In
Kingston the loss was estimated at $780,
900. Several houses had been destroyed.
TIE British Government on the 18th
placed the districts terrorized by mobs in
Ulster under martial law. No further riot
ing was reported.
MCKENZIE, American Vice-Consul Mt
Dublin, Ireland, shot his wife with a re.
volver on the 18th while temporarily in
sane, and then killed himself.