The National tribune., 1886-08-12
NEWS OF The WEEK.
The News from All Parts of The
World.

police were Ohllgcu 10 lrc IN oroef TO ulsllelSe
the rioters. The rioting was renewed with
great violence in Old Lodge, GrOsyenoT, and
Springfield roads Many persons with gnnshot
wounds have been sent 10 hospitals. Addi-
tional troops have been autographed FOR. The
total number OF persons dead SO far is believed
60 be six. The number wounded is unknown,
but viii probably reach Poo, lnspector-Geu.
Reed, with a small escort, was surrounded by a
mob in Lodge street, and was obliged 10 run Tor
his lfe.-The London police have been in
formed Of the existence OF extensive intrgues
by Irish and Russian dyuamiters against the
English Government. Detectives Will be sta
toned at the different Russian ports, and ali
arrivals from Russia 10 Great Britain viii be
closely watched aud the vessels seafched.-
Al a meeting OF Parnclites in Dublin il WAS
resolved 10 accept no measure Offering loss than
Gladstone's bin as a settlement Delegates
were appointed TO the Chicago Convention
@T. Gladstone, in letter 10 Arnold Morley,
says: 81 shall be unable hencelorth 10 main
tam the establishment or promise the devo-
tiOn o. time and the surrender OF personal lib
elty which the efficient c0ncuc; of intercourse
by letter with not less than 200)0 people each
year requires" Mr. Gladstone then adds
notification TO az concerned OF his inability 10
reply to letters, return manuscript etc. Some
persons believe that the ca -l'rcmiers letter
forecasts his retirement from public life
The decree OF divorce Obtained Hisi by Mr.
Donald Crawford on Feb. - last against his wife
because of her relations with 81 Charles Dixie,
was to-day declared absolute.-EOT the past
two or three years the Continent has been del
nged with forged Bank Of England notes exc
cuted IN a style dClying detection, even By the
most experienced. From Paris, Copenhagen,
Vienna, Berlin, Milan, Rome, sll the towns OF
the south OF France. frequent complaints have
been made by the victims of these frauds Is
is evident that the iolger have either access
20 the bank paper or have lound means Of
copying IL exactly, for the s,riCtest comparison
between the real and forged notes fail TO
show any difference in the watcrmark or
quality of the paper; and, in fact, high au-
thOritios in the Bank of England say that il is
impossible TO detect the difference except by
signs and numbers known only 10 themselves.
Last week was celebrated the 500th ami
versary OF the foundation OF Heidelberg UBi-
Versity. There were 5000 persons present.
Vigorous cheers were given Tor Emperor VIII
liam and the Grand DGke OF Baden. The
deputies representing foreign universities held
q meeting and elected NJ. Zeller, President of
the French Institute, 10 act rs general spokes-
man for the populations during the festivities.
-Advlces from COnstantinople report an at
tempt 10 aSssssinate the Grand Nizier That
official was out driving Sunday afternoon in
Ealiiagha and two shots were fired at him by
Tartar. Neither OF the shots struck its mark.
The assassin then pursued the carriage with
drawn sword, with which he enaeagored TO
strike the Grand Nizier He was arrested and
taken before the Sultan at Nildizkiosk The
Paris announces that meeting Of all the Bona
parte family, except Prince Victor, will be held
on the 18th inst. at Pangings. Prince jerome
Bonaparte~wil preside. The object Of the
meeting is TO unite the Royalist party. Prince
Victor declines 10 attend on the ground that he
alone represents the Empire.-The French
Government has intimatec 20 the Vatican that
France will maintain her right Of exercising
protectorate over French missions in China,
leaving the Holy See responsible for the re-
suits of the appointment OF an Apostolic Dele
gate at Pezin. The Pope replied that he is
ready 10 undertake the resp5nsibility.-On
hundred and fifty thousand new subscribers
have applied for the new bonds issued by the
Panama Canal Co. The number has exceeded
the most sanguine hopes of the company. M.
de Lesseps has issued a new circular TO the
shareholders in the Panama Canal, saying that
over 100000 shareholders have subscribed for
45S, S02 shares in the new l0an.-The latest
cholera returns from Italy are Trieste, new
cases and s deaths; Ravenna, 22 cases aud 9
deaths; Venice, 3 cases and ] death; Verona
10 cases and 3 Deaths Bologna, 2i cases and II
deaths; elsewhere, &c cases and % Deaths
Cholera is now raging in the cities of YokO-
hama and Toxic. Japan. In Yokohama the
disease is worse than ever before known. Be-
tween July is and 20 the cases averaged over
100 daily and the deaths 80. There Is every
reason % fear that the disease viii spread fur
Their, rs the atmospheric conditions are at the
present time favorable to the propagation of
epdcmics, "A Paris dispatch says that the
Pope is seriously ill and that his lIfe is des-
paired of--At Aalcar,ier, Canada, on Fri
day last, a blazing meteor, probably 10 feet in
circumference, descended from the sky. After
touching the earth itassumed astrange appear
ance, creating terror IN the minds Of the couu-
try people many o. hem cOnjurug M the
worst fears, aud looking forward to the speedy
dissolution Of the universe.
GRIMES AED CASUALTIES.
AZ a farmers picnic ncar Brookfeld, No.
Saturday, John Garner began o. sell beer with
out a license. lie was arrested by Constable
Clancy Hague, when Gamers brother attacked
and Killed the constable with az AK aud turn
ing on n man named FOearty, who had come
10 tie cUns,ahic's assistance, killed hin with
the same wCap0n.--At WallugfOrd. Conn.
Aug. 3 three young men found beside the road
box. which was .uuad to contain bcadlc5s
human trunk. The legs and aims had been
cut on w some one who knew now 10 90 Il.
None Of the limbs were ia the box lit was the
trunk o. q nan probably about % OF 80 years
Old and he must have been dead FIVE or ten
Gays. no cieW Of amy sort was found ia the
bOG.---I homaA Rogers s well DIDO farmer Of
Noble County, o., WAS stabbed through tic
heart saturday afternoon By his son john. AGED
= years Young Rogers came home iutoXi-
Gated and began abusing his wife His father
3nicriereG and tHe drew q large knife and
plunged ID into his heart, killing LIni instantly.
The murderer then hed.-While Che attend
ants IN the kankahee H., insane hospital were
preparing FAC patients 10 attend an entertain
lnenl on last thursday evening, Miss ii. L.
Cooper SOFT 10 the hospital fOul months aro
from WI County, stepped 10 a gas jet, lii a
letter drawn from her pocket soL IRE to her
clothing, and MAS burned 10 death despite all
efforts 10 save her.---At Mount Zion. Iowa,
Aug. a, I've children, ranging I'D age from six
10 ~ years, ycIturcd IN batning, aud all were
drowned. They were Edith B0tt, aged -:
Clarence Gillette, 10, Norris Houk, eight:
Charles HOAX, four Sadie Hous. six.-A
Durango, Colo, dispatch says the 500 Ind ans
o. thc southern Dte agency are greatly exc. ted
over the killing by GO" logs Of tw0 Of their
number while OF the reservation. The Utcs
have been DISCONTINUED ioI weeks Ut Is re.
ported from S.nmOnss sheep corral, on the
American fork OF the Musscl Shoal, Mont that
cloud burst lherc on Monday evening which
destroyed 800 head Of sbrep. The cloud ex-
plodeo AZ the head OF Dry Run Crock. and
came pouring down IN a solid wall % feet high.
carrying of nearly the entire herd. aua alnost
drowning a herlcr The bodies Of Tie animals
arc sircWn along the river Tor ~ miles B low
tie scene 0i the disaster -l uuI-clH cans gl
an Eric freight train were wrecked Sunday
morning az hcW Hampton Nobody was hart
The accident wa caused by thy breaking Of an
axle under the tender Of the cuF.ne.--At
Iovcaud, O., Aug. q, Brooks mill Was de.
Etroyed By lrc. Henry Nicholson, n workman,
was on the roof and staid 700 loHg ID fen Ia