The National tribune., 1886-10-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts Of the
World.


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ABROAD.
The Marquis Of Lorne, in speech at Birming-
ham. denied that the Liberal party had become
disintegrated. He said that Mr.. Gladstone's
Irish program must again come TO the front and
he nut through by the Liberal party. which
should do as much for Ireland as the COnserva-
fives had left for il 30 do. Lord Lorne hoped
that something would be done which would
give the population of Ireland an interest I'M the
land extend the local Government and provide
free schools He expressed himself as opposed
20 manhood suffrage and said he advocated re-
form In the House of Lords.-The Vienna
police have furnished the press with an account
OF the recently discovered Anarchist plot to
burn Vienna. The plot is shown TO have sur
passed in extent and diabolical ingenuity any
dynamite plot hitherto concocted. Seventeen OF
the conspirators have been arrested.-The
North German Lloyd is about TO order the con-
etructiOn of several new steamers OF highest
speed. and the company will increase its cap
ital 10 meet the cost of the new vessels
The French Institute has accepted the bequest
OF the Chantilly estates Of the due Aumale
The institute adopted q resolution declaring
gratitude for the Due d'Aumales patriotic
generosty.-Senator Lafayette and Gen.
Grevy the Presidents brother, will represent
the French Senate at the ceremonies attending
the unvailing of the Statue of Liberty at New
York.-The Spanish Liberal and Republican
newspapers concur in praising the clemency OF
the Queen Regent i'm committing the sentences
OF the condemned insurgents Cabinet officers
objected TO the Queens action, and III entire
new Cabinet has been appointed.-At Csbl-
net council in Madrid Queen Christina signed
decree freeing the slaves in Cuba from the
remainder of their terms OF servitude.-A
cable dispatch from Sofa represents Gen. Ksul-
bars as saving that the salvation Of Bulgaria
Al, cd mn lp
ment Of the province of the Russian overtures.
One hundred and fifty peasants entered
Sofia from surrounding villages ana tried 10
put a stop 10 the elections An ARRAY ensued,
IN which sticks and stones were freely used ana
several persons were wounded. Later in the
day the Russian Consulate supplied tho rioters
with money and spirits and they renewed the
conflict crowd threatened 10 attack the
Consulate, whercupon the Consuls servants
opened fire upon the mob. Eight persons were
woundcd.-A dispatch from Suakim, dated
Oct 8, says: "At dawn to-day friendly natives
assaulted and carried Tamai, Osman Digna's
old stronghold. Two hundred rebels were
killed and many prisoners taken. A salute of
81 guns have been fred in honor Of the capture"
The situation in India, which has grown
out of the religions ri0ting between the Hin
docs aud MOhammedans, is extremely critical.
Reniorcements have been sent to Delhi from
Meerut TO help preserve order The M0ham-
a
Hndoos defended il and desperate fight en-
sued. in which the Mohammedans triumphed.
The Victors then besmeared the temple with
blood, smashed the idols and destroyed the
binding. Twenty Hindoos were so badly
wounded In the battle at the temple that they
had 10 be removed 10 hospitals--The column
OF troops sent from Minhla TO relieve the sur
rounded garrison at Myotheit, Burmah, has
succeeded in performing its mission II took
the column six days TO make march of 30
miles through one Jungle In this the troops
found several crucifed British messengers.
INDUSTRIAL
Three thousand mill hands are locked out in
Fankf0rd, Pa, by the shutdown Of al the
mills in that neghborhood. The shutdown
was in accordance with the order issued by the
Aid Committee Of the Philadelphia Manulac-
turers Association, to whose consideration the
demands of the strikers had been submitted
All the brewers in Detroit will organize
Tor the purpose of resisting any and all oicta-
ton by labor unions in accordance with this
decision. the men, numbering 500, have been
locked out--At the annual meeting Of the
Iron and Steel Institute held in London. Eng,
President Percy, the retiring officer, delivered
an address on the iron and steel making re-
sources of Great Britain and the United States.
lie showed that the British output of Bessemer
steel was constantly decreasing and he warned
his hearers that if there should be war or
commercial struggle, blind belief in their own
supremacy would be dangerous, and that dis
regard OF their antagonists power would result
Ia disaster.--It bad been given out that the
miners Of the Lehph pa region would strike
al noon, Oct 6. When that hour arrived there
was not the slightest evidence that such a thing
a. d strike had ever been thought OF. Notices
were posted al the various cOlieries saying that
rs the price OF coal had advanced 10 $i.23 al
New York tidal points for October the mems
I. ii I'D
vance seems 10 give general satisfaction
Twenty SIX New Jersey operatives, who went
60 Augusta. ga, 20 work i'm the factory, but
who proved TO be- knights and refused TO 20 e
work, left for home, their passage being paid
by the knights OF Labor.-The cigarnakers
strike IN Cuba is assuming serious proportions
Over 0W0e men are lock ed out aud violence d
on the increase. Highway robberies and assas
sinations are Of daily occumence.--Th,
freight brHkemen Of the MahOning Division
New York, Pennsylvania q Ohio Railway,
few days ago demanded an increase Of wage
from SIZE TO s. per day. They agreed TO avail
an answer from the management of the Erie
which leases the road Word was received
from New York refusing the demand and re
jcctng arbitration, and the brikemen imme
diaielv strucl. - Nearly 1000 saw-maker
went out on strike from Henry Disston d Sont
Eaw-Works az Philadelphia. The strike Is tn
outgfowtA of the previous strike at The work
among the % NhintnCEtiH ana fncltcfh in Tn
stecl manufacturing department, who went on
several weeks ago for al advance OF l0per cent
IN wages.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Mrs Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom have re
turned TO Washington from Buffalo.-Unite
States Minister Jackson presses ted his letters
recall 90 President Diaz of Mexico, and left fo
Savannah Ca, last week. The American co
Ony presented him with handsome oil paint
ing and there were many expressions of friend
shin. Mr.. jackson made a speech expressin
his faith IN the national progress and enlighteI
ment of Mexoo.-Fmncis Murphy, the ten
perauce advocate, paid visit 10 the Carlis
Indian training school, and delivered an AZ
dress 20 the scholars on the subject of tempe
ance. A large number Of the more intelligeI
Of the pupils subscribed to the pledge an
donned the blue ribbon.--At sale OF aut
graphs in New York Napoleon Bonapartes s
nature realized 500 and among the sgners
tine Declaration of Independence Samu
Adams's autograph sold for S35, Robert Ire
pane's 500 Roger Sherman's S25, Lewis Mo
ris's SIS Abraham Clark's $40, Richard Stoc
TOMS $40 Thomas Lynch jr, s2l0, Butt,
GWinnetts Sle5, and Lyman Halls S36-
The Philadelphia Common Council, by a vo
OF 80 20 25, decided to postpone for the prese
resolution 20 appoint committee 10 impea
Mayor w, b. Smith il is the general opini,
that the charges against Mayor Smith will n
again be- taken up by COuncls.-Belya Al
Lock wood Is already i'm the field for Preside
IN lesH Mrs Lockwood ID will be observe