The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-15
FOREIGN.
ANorHRR RuRnLR BUSTED.

ANOTHER BUBBLE BUSTED.
LONDON, July 12.-Baron HIDE. Worms,
who was parliamentary secretary 20 the
Board OF Trade in the Salisbury cabinet
Of last year, has brought seton for divorce
against his wife on the grounds Of adul-
terry. The baron alleges that his wife
made frequent visits TO TyraH alone. He
suspected nothing at first because the lady
il q native of Austria, being the daughter
of Baron Van Todesco OF Vienna, but he
discovered that the object OF these visits
we're neither patriotic nor innocent, but to
meet, mainly for intercourse, Baron Merron
who made appointment for her TO Sc
cretly receive him there. Baron De Worms
then secured evidence sufficient to base q
complaint on. It is stated that Baron
Merron and the baroness have concluded
not to enter defense. Baron De Worms
was Tory member for the Foxteth divI-
sion Of Liverpool in the late house of COM
mons, and his wife is handsome, stately
woman, possessing fine voluptuous fig
ure, and has long been leader of fashion
able circles and general favorlte.
DURABLE GOVERNMENT.
The Times says that the British cleo
tlone amount 60 mandate from the
people to conservatives and unionlsts for
q strong, durable government. patriot
ism demands, the Times says," A Hart
tlngton-SauIsburV administration.
NO GAINS.
Neither party made any gains In the
parliamentary election today. The tories
ais, 154, PaFnelIites, "a.
TRANSPORTATION.
a Vienna correspondent OF the Times
telegraphs that there is great complaint in
Batoum over the shortness OF the notice
given by Russia IN closing the place as a
free port, and says that large number OF
British and American ships, which were
on the way TO Batoum before the issue OF
the notice, cannot possibly arrive until
after the port is closed, and that as result
consignors Of cargoes in transit will prob
ably be subjected innocently to heavy
losses.
REPEATERs.
PARIS, July 12.-The government has
ordered 10000 rifles, to be distributed
among the troops before August. This
action Is attributed to the conduct of Ger
many IN recently arming her battalions
in Alsace.L Lorraine with similar weapons.
4 RIOT.
Paul de Cassagnac addressed q public
meeting at Armeutieres, in the department
of Nord, to-day. A riot followed the
speech. A number OF people were injured
and several arrested.
CHOLERA.
vienna, July 10.-In Triestle during
the past twenty. four hours two deaths
have occurred from cholera. Eighteen
new cases are reported.
ExnEs.
LONDON, July 13.-It lie expected that
the expulsion from France of Due du Male
and Due de'Chartres viii be decreed at
Paris to-day.
ELECTIONS.
Michael McCarten, Parnellite, has been
elected to parliament for Southdown. He
received 4, 1886 votes, while Corbett his
tory opponent obtained 1916. B. c. NAL
10y, Parnellite, has been returned tor the
Birk. division of Kings county by vote
of 3,27S against oil by Captain Bernard,
conservative. The tories in to days cleo
lions gained South Dorsetshire. Sir VII
son, GladstonIan candidate for Okepton,
division of Yorkshire has been defeated by
Walter Morrison, unionist.
The Tories have won the southwest di-
vision Of Essex and the TorQuay division
of DevonshiTe, electlng in the former dis
tF1ct Col. Makins, conservative. over O..
E. Parker Rhodes, unionist, and Albert
Spicer, Giadstonian, Was elected in Tor
quay. r. Mollock defeated Lewis Mclyer,
UnionIst.
ANOTHER EXPULSION.
PARIS, July 12.-PEesident GrevY has
signed decree for the expulsion OF Duke
DOugmale from France. II Duke Deehar-
tres initiates Duke Dougma1e in the ques-
ton of the republics right to expel him
the chamber of deputies will take action
looking toward the condscatlon OF all
property in France belonging 20 the Or