Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-08-28
HUNG HIM UP.
A Chicago Parent Stern, Hangs
his Youthful Son for
Disobedience.
A General Strike of the Knights
OF Labor on the North
ern Pacific
Probable If that Company Re-
fuses to Arbitrate Timber
line Difficulties.
Other Lands Than Ours.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Marquis
Leseng has arrived at East Bourne.
Mr.. Burckhard, one of the victims
of the recent MatterhCrn disaster,
wrote his will with pencil on card
which was found in the snow ut the
side Of his body. 1t reads: II am dy-
ing on the Matterhorn. l leave all |
possess to you, my dear sister. God
bless you"
LEMBERG, Aug. 27.-Arince Alex
ander arrived here at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. He was received at the
depot by Court Marshal Reidsel and
the court chaplain.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The reply of
the Car to the address sent by the
Zankof government is forwarded and
he will protect Bulgaria. The Porte
has received replies from the various
powers 10 its circular announcing
Prince Alexander's deposition, with
the exception of Italy. The different
governments merely note the contents
of the circular, reserving all anterior
communications. The reply of Italy,
in addition. recognized tie right If
the Porte to protest against the Illegal
ity of Prince Alexander's deposition.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-The recall of the
French ambassador ut the Vatican Is
regarded as the first step toward the
disestablishment and disendowment
of the church in France, which, IL is
thought will be result of the Pope's
refusal to recede from the position he
has taken In relation to China. 1t is
settled that Prime Minister De Frey
cinet is doubling the advisability of
repeating the concordiat. II In semi
officially stated to-day that the report
that u rupture had occurred between
France and the Vatican Is at least
premature.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-At mass meet
ing held ut Slivno, Roumelia, it was
unanimously resolved to support
Prince Alexander. Copies of the res
olutions were forwarded to foreign
ministers at Bucharest. A meeting at
Kasanti, Roumelia, sent q telegram to
the Czar, begging him to extend his
favors to Bulgaria. The Gar In an
swer assured them of his good will to-
ward Bulgaria and II they maintained
good order Russian agents would sup
port them.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-All the stake
money In the international sculliDg
sweepstakes has been deposited. The
prizes will be: First, El 200; second,
e4OO; third aud fourth, ell2, los each
and ESQ each to those beaten in the
first round. The drawing for the
trial heats on Tuesday will take place
Monday. The final race will occur
Wednesday and will be rowed over
the championship course from Putney
to Mort Lake. The stake money In
the match between Beach and Ross
has been deposited.
VIENNA, Aug. 27.-The Pope in an
encyclical letter to the bishop of Hun
gary on the occasion Of the recent
fetes at Buda, deplores the spread of
naturalism, nationalism and iivi-
sion of sects and says the church alone
can effectually cope with socialism, but
it is essential before that that the church
should enjoy the freest liberty. The
Pope exhorts the Episcopal to guard
the sanctity Of marriage ties aud to en-
| tighten the faithful on the evils OF
civil marriages and the illegitimate
character of marriages between Cath
olics and those not Christians. The
Pope approves the rejection Of the
Hungarian Diet Of the bill to legalize
marriages between Jews and Chris
tians and condemns neutral and mix
ed schools.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Mr. Parnell's
amendment was rejected by q vote OF
304 to lsl. Lord Harrington, Mr..
Chamberlain and the Unionists sup.
ported the government. Sir VIM.
Vernon Harcourt abstained from vot.
ing and Mr.. Morley voted with the
minority. The annoupcement OF the
result caused but little excitement.
LONDON. Aug. T.-Mr. Gladstone's
pamphlet on the Irish question was
published to-day. It contains fifty
eight pages and is similar In the ex.
cellence of Its style to his pamphlet
on the Bulgarian atrocities.