The National tribune., 1886-09-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts OF the
World.



the tyranny of the police and the action OF the
authorities in imprisoning the Socialist VIII
liams. The proceedings were orderly. Every
precautiOn against disturbance has been taken
by the police.---In the House Of Commons
Charles Thompson Richie, President Of the Lo-
cal Government Board, stated that the COM
mittee appointed by the Government to ex-
anime into the Pasteur method OF incubation
for the prevention OF rabies were fully satisfied
that the French sayant's treatment for hydro
phobia was eiiective-paul DcTOuede, the
French advocate, whose presence IN st. Peters
burg agitating union of Russia and France in
a war against their common enemy, Ger
many" has created such a sensation, has been
given banquet by Russian authors, artists and
Journalists. The tendency Of all the toasts and
speeches was TO emphasize what the French
lawyer described a. the Unborn sympathy be-
tween France and Russia" and the benefcent
influence which French aud Russian literature
and art exercise upon each other "---Ofical
reports from Sofia show that a single regiment
of troops, with the assistance of number o.
military cadets accomplished the work OF de-
posing Prince Alexander. The Prince arrived
OF Bucharest with his brothers, Francis sad
Louis He was welcomed at the railway station
by Prime Minister Bratiano aud other members
of the Cabinet, Sir William A. White, British
Minister 10 Roumania, and q Bulgarian depata-
ton. The deputatiou presented an address
assuring the Prince Of the devotion OF the peo-
pie and army of Bulgaria. Prince Alexander
was yisibly moved aud replied gracioHsly. After
holding an interview with Premier BratiAno
and Sir William White. Prince Alexander
started at 10 a. m. Tor Guirgev0 whence he will
proceed 10 kustehuk and Lompaianko.-
The Pope, 81 an encyclcsl letter TO the bishops
OF Hungary on the occasion of the recent fetes
nc Buda, deplores the spread of naturaism,
rationalism, divisions and sccts, and says the
church alone can eilectu8ily cope with socialism.
IL is essential therefore that the church should
enjoy full liberty The Pope exhorts the epis-
copate TO guard the sanctity Of the marriage
ties, and TO enlighten the faithful on the evils
of civil marriages between Catholics and those
who are not Christians The Pope approves Of
the rejection by the Hungarian Diet of the
bill 10 legali2e marriages between Jews and
Christians and condemns neutral and mixed
schools. -Vesuvius is again in a state Of orup-
ton. The people of Naples and Bari are fee
ing 10 the country or gathering in the open
spaces to pray. At Bari the priests proclaim
the eruption a visitation of God. Cholera still
RACES in Italy, and the daily number Of deaths
h increasing.-One of the embankments of
the lrrawady River burst ia Mandalay, India,
Aug. ID The break was 300 yards in length,
and so rapid was the flow of water that in
few moments the whole district was flooded
from four to 20 feet deep. Engineers at once
cut the dam south Of the city 20 allow the
waters TO subside. Fifty thousand people were
made homeless and many were drowned by the
sudden rush of the water. The flooded district
had within its territory many OF the food-supply
stores, and all these were swept away. The
damage done by the food already amounts TO
&5,000,000. Many dead bodies are being con-
stantly washed ashore. Ii is estimated that
1000 persons lost their lives in the food.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
.1.,- ~ fa#.l ,s
watering places. Frederick Roesl1e and his
son, of Baltimore were drowned at Cape May;
Harry d. Smith, son Of Boston merchant, at
Beverly, Mass; Jos. Murphy, OF Baltimore, at
Atlantic City; Mrs. Moore and Two Misses
McClenden, OF LeesbuTg, Fla, and j. y. Fen
derson, OF Boston, AT Fernando, Fla-There
were seven violent deaths ia Pittsburg last
Sunday. There were four fatal accidents, two
b0micides ana one suicide.-Three Of the
members Of the Chicago Anarchists gang have
been traced 10 Ottawa, Canada, aud seven Of
them 20 Montreal. A detective officer who fol-
lowed them has, il is stated, returned TO Chicago
for the purpose Of securing extradition papers.
A Dayton man went 10 Cincinnati the
other day, and some one who saw him and
knew him went 10 the telegraph Office aud tele-
graphed In the Dayton man name 20 his wife
for SIS. and got it by telegraph money order
boyd 9. Caldwell, late cashier of the City
National Bank Nillamsport Pa, has been
arrested for alleged embczzlemeBt, the amount
involved being $4,000. The bank recently
suspended.-Gov. MeEnery, of Louisiana, has
pardoned johnson, the ship burner, sentenced
four years ago 10 20 years in State prison
Rev. A. v. Neppcr prominent Methodist
minister in the Rock River Wisconsin, confer
ence, has been expelled on account of the mis-
appropriation Of iunds.-GOv. Gray, Of Indi-
ana, has issued proclamation offering 81, 600
reward for the conviction of anyone engaged In
lynching crimes.--In Carter County, Tenn,
John Ransom and James G. Gaines have been
counting one OF the most beautiful ladies Of the
County. few nights ago they met at the
lady's house, and IN her presence Gaines shot
his rival dead.-COnstant Benoit Swedo
age p years was torn to pieces by ferocious
boar on DickinsOns Island hog farm, two miles
above Knoxville, Tenn. Death was almost in
antaneous after the attack Of the hog
Vim. G0Tham aud his hired man, who were
looking out OF barn window near st. Charles
IT,, during thunderstorm, were both killed
by lightning.--A Chicago, Sunday morning
ln the midst OF heavy storm, the magazine be-
longing 10 the Latin & Rand Powder Company
were struck by lightning. An explosion fol-
lowed, which destroyed property running up in
the neighbOrhoOd Of $4,000; killing one per-
son instantly and fatally wOunding four 9th
Mai. Levi Lybrand, of Edgeield, s. c.
one OF the most prominent citizens in that part
o. TIE Gtlle. NltQ "A nOrflBle Death last week.
Some five or six months ago be was bitten by a
small dog, which was thought by some TO be
mad. Ii was killed, however. before this could
be ascertained. The bite gave Maj. LybRnd
little alarm, and the event was soon forgotten.
Some OF his friends We're not satisfied and tried
10 induce him 10 20 TO Paris 70 be treated by
Pasteur This he declined TO do Monday
night he was taken violently sick, aud after
Suffering terrible agony for l2 hours, died in
tho presence Of his family.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
DIR. Frederick H. Hoadley who for the last
few years has been connected with the orni-
biological department OF the Smithsonian In
stitution at Washington, was taken TO the
BlOomingdale IN. Y Insane Asylum a few
days ago. His injuries date from the Artic
visit in search of Greely.--Chief Clerk
YOumans who has just returned from
. visit TO Watch Hin, says that Secretary
Manning appears 70 be gaining in health and
strength and seems unusually bright and cheer.
ful in spirits.--The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher who has been in Europe for some
weeks, is iii. BE has gone 10 the HydropathiC
Institute at Mohat, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
Gen. Joseph L. Johnston 10 III at hotel
in St. Louis, whittier be went on business
AtWindsor, VT, Aug. 25, a carriage contain
ing Senator Eyarts, of New York; Charles C
Perkins, Of Boston, and Miss Matthews
daughter of Judge Stanley Matthews, of Ohio
was overturned. Mr.. Perkins was instantly
killed, and Senator Evarts and Miss Matthew
were severely injured. Late dispatches report
Senator Evarts improving, with prospect tina
he will soon be out.
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