The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-08-26
NEWS 0F'THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts Of the
World.


daV saws ~ The n0pulace ana the troops quar-
tered IN the capital surrounded the palace early
this morning. Prince Alexander abdicated,
and was escorted over the frontier. The popu-
lace then assembled and adopted q resolution
praying the Car TO Te-eNtend has sympathy 10
the Bulgarian people. The assembly proceeded
20 the palace of the Russian agent and submit
ted 10 him the resolution all llneolinC. The
agent assured them Of the Cars friendship"
The troubles at Belfast continue. Enor-
nous forces of military aud police preceded by
eight magistrates paradcd the disturbed dis
tricts Saturday night. This had the elect OF
Overawing the rowdy element. a shot was Tired
at 3 O'clock in the morning, being the praar-
ranged signal for battle between the Orange
men and Catholics. but there was no answer
meeting of the Conservative Club al Bel
fast al which Mr. de Cobain, Member OF BaTlla-
ment for East Belfast presided, resolutions
were adopted declaring that the police need
lessy fired upon the people during the late
troubles and that they had forfeited public con-
fdence also that the Government must remove
the paid magstracy. verdict of willful muir
der has been found against nine Belfast police
men for unnecessarily firing upon citizens dur
ing the recent riuts.-Ihe British steamer
Aberdeen, from Hanl1ow for London with $500
tons OF tea f0undered while leaving the China
Sea The fate Of the crew is unlnOwn.---A
foreign lady who lost $4,000 at the Monte
Carlo gaming tables has committed suicide IN a
village near Grenoble. This makes the 10th
case Of suicide owing 10 losses at Monte Carlo
since the beginning OF the season.--A cable
dispatch from London announces the death, al
the age Of rs, OF the Rev. William James Early
Bennett the well known English rituaiist.---
Seldom have there been many suicides IN
Havana as during the past week The greater
number of the suicides belonged 10 the upper
classes. The most remarkable case is that OF
Don Juan Lopez Santa Anna, a wealthy Next
can. who shot himself through the head He
was IS years OF age and was son OF the we'll
known Gen Santa Anna, who was once Presi-
dent OF Mexico As the President Of the Re-
public of Uruguay was entering the theater at
MonteyideO Tuesday night n miscreant fired a
revolver almost pont-blank at bis head. The
ball entered the Presidents check, iniicting a
slight wound. An Infatuated crowd attacked
the would-be assassin, and maltreated him so
terribly that he died shortly atterward.--
Cholera is raging in Corea, and in keishodo
alone 10000 deaths are reported. The natives
call the sCourge q divine visitation and refuse
70 give medical attention 20 those stricken with
the disease.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The body of William Gray ir., the treasurer
OF the Atlantic and Indian Orchard Mills who
disappeared from Boston 100000 short in his
accounts, was found in the Blue Hills, near Bos-
ton. A stream of blood flowed from wound
in his heart and a seven -barreled revolver was
found by his side.-Judge Barrett, of New
York, who recently sentenced the boycotters
in that city, has been warned 70 move out Of
his present quarters or TO expect dynamite
eEplosion.-At Providence, II. L., Patrick III.
McCarron, a barber, cut the throat of James
Crosby while shaving him. Crosby ran into the
street, but died on the sidewalk. McCaTon
has been subect 10 fits of dementia, and ply
stefan last month advised that lac be taken 10 an
asylum for treatment. - George Smelling,
treasurer Of the Lowell Dleacheryi was arrested
AL Boston charged with enlbezzling $4,000 OF
the cOmpany's funds. lie was put under $780,
900 bonds to appear IN cOurt.--Mr Davis,
Station Agent of the Ohio & Mississippi Rail-
road at Huron, Ind, was fatally stabbed by a
tramp who created a disturbance in the Office
The neighbors caught The tramp and hung him
10 2 tree The murderer was not identified
Mrs Beach, her little son and a lady went
10 the river 81 Dallas, Tex, 10 battle A man
being near only the boy went in. He got be-
yond his depth anu the mother aud the man
went 20 his rescue. The three were drowned
At NermOntyille, Mich, boiler explosion
killed =. barrow aud Leonard Garrin. The
boiler was used TO generate steam for thrash.
ing-machine engine.--Mrs. Smith, wife of g
farmer Of Sparta, Wis, while insane gave hel
two-year-old daughtcr several doses Of Rough
on Rats. The child died.-A. Waldo Guest
aportrait painter, Of Michigan, committed sui,
eide by swallowing opium at the Monumental
Hotel, Baltimore. Domestic trouble led TO hii
death.--In an alteration between Mayor
B. Fielder and Alderman w. j. Bart at meri
Gus, Ga. growing ont OF q dispute over som,
Official affair, Burt was severely cut IN the lief
side by Fielder. who then left the city IN
buggy. Burts wound is dangerous, but no
necessarily i3.tal.-A small rowboat was upso
on Lake Minnctoaka during storm Sunday
and three OF The iCGr men IN K were drowned
Those drowned Were Robert i. Hurlbcgt, rea
estate dealer; NJ. y. Jackson jr secretary an,
AZ 1.rt
and bis hired man, Jacob Stone-The storm
last week in Marion County, w. Va. WAS YER
severe Dnnlsard Mill Run rose suddenly, ant
the entire family OF John Snodcrly, CONSISTING
OF his wife and four children, were drowned
j s. Van Doren, the cashier Of the sGa0r
County Bank, California, has been arrested o.
the charge Of embezzliag ST. $50 Of the bank
lunds.-Ihe dead body Of Miss Lou Mabbit
who was abducted q week ago from her HON,
near Young America Ind, by Amos Greer
las been found in Wild Cat, four miles east G
Lafayette. Green is still al large.--phii
PcndletoR, aged 23, accidentally shot himsel
81 Mics City, Mon. lie died soon after. II
WAS nephew OF e2 Senator Pendleton, of Obi,
INDUSTRIAL
The strike at Cummings Nail Works. CHI
caC0. which has been IN progress for "a month
has been settled. The striking nailcrs will 1
taken back but none OF the non union me
VIII be- discharged The packing house on
pinNDS 81 h0DcEL warren AZ Co, Chicago vii
struck because the firm loaded Lake Shore car
have returned TO work. - The employees Of th
pipe hil OF the Reading Iron Works have bee
granted an advance OF from 10 10 - per cen
-A J0hnstown, Pa, dispatch says the Can
bria Iron Company Is max ing quiet bHl detc
mined war upon the knights OF Labor Sixt
employees were dismissed during the wee
without notice or without assigning reaso
Tho operatives of the great wholesale cl0tl
ing manu iactuTing houses ia Boston are pr
paTinR 20 make a fight against the introduciiC
Of a new hastiug machine. which Is now IN \
experimental stage. Each machine used il
said, viii throw 10 girls out Of cml4loymen
Ono hundred and five thousand nine hui
oIed and cighty-twO persons are employed
the brcwerics and dIstliories Of the Unit,
States. They can earn in wages each mont
about So, 250,0 s0.--All the cannon iOundri
of Europe are 0vcrruu with orders and w0rkii
day and night While they make guns abroa
we make plOws and work 20 raise the food IL
must support the luxury of war.--Duril
the week ended Thursday last there we
landed az New England ports oaly ,0i5 barr,
OF Inackcrel, ms against ls,jS4 barrels Cor d
corresponding week 0f ss5--As an cyiden
OF the advances made in manufactures in q
South, dispatch from Richmond Says IN
Belle Isle, opposite Richmond Va. Is 70 have
Besscmer steel plant, with a capacity Of 2
tons day. The contract has been given 10
Philadelphia firm by the Dominion Iron al
Nail Works, at whose place the plant is TO
erected.
MISCELLANEOUS.