Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-09-11

I to 100000 hectOlitrea below the average.
AT Limerick, recently a widow named
Hayes was evicted by order Of a Mrs. Ryan.
An attempt was made 70 blow up the resi-
| dence Of the landlady's son with an iron
bomb and fuse, but the light was eZtiu-
I guished.
{ Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, has been
I warned to take precautions against possible
attempts on his life by pan-slayist fanatics
I and the followers Of the metropolitan Glenn
I ent, whose party has ramlhcatlons IN the
I interior Of Buigaia.
| The cholera returns for one day are: Bar
I teldia, 10 now cases and2 deaths; San Clio
yania R0tandC, Is new cases and 8 deGthss
I MOsefetta, 40 new cases and 8 Deaths KAY;
| emma, u new cases and u deaths; IN nv
other towns, an average Of s new case
and deaths. All the above towns are in
Italy.
/ manifesto has been Issued by Prince
! Alexander, Of Bulgaria 1t approves the
/ measures adopted by the Stambaloh regen-
cy5 thanks the people and army Tor their
/ fidelity and resOlute attitude in favor Of IN
! dependence; implOres ,iOd's blessing, and
urges all to unite IN promoting the welfare
I of Bulgaria
/ Prince Alexander ON reaching Breslau,
/ telegraphed 70 his father at Darmstadt that
he was treated like a dog by the Russian
officials at REM. De Gisrs and Bismarck
held prolonged conference at Eranzens-
bad. late dispatch from Vienna brands
d
I signed by the Russian minister of foreign
affairs.
| Nj. Jules Simon has published a letter in a
| Paris paper in which he predicts that France
will eventually become a conservative re
/ public, which he declares to be the only
| stable government for Erenchmen, 1t is
stated that it Is the purpose Of NJ. De Frey
/ cinet to remove from his cabinet three radi-
! cal members, including General BOulanger,
/ minister Of posts and U5legraphs.
named Brasner was shot at Castle Island,
County Kerry, Ireland. Brasner is a farmer,
and was shot by mOOnlighters- The wound
I was not considered dangerous. The moon
[ lighters, after leaving Brasnar, visited the
house of Farmer Rooney. Entering the
dwelling they pulled Rooney cut of bed,
! fired several shots over his head and forced
/ him to swear he would not pay his rent.
/ -Four arrests have been made in connection
with the outrage.
/ Prince Alexander, OF Bulgaria, has dis
patched the cZarO of Russia a letter extending
I to him his thanks for the assistance rendered
I him in again assuming the government of
Bulgaria. The cZaI replied to Prince AIsZ-
ander as follows: 81 cannot approve Of your
return to Bulgaria, tOreseeing from it sin
| lister consequences for the country already
so sorely tried. / shall abstain so long as
/ your highness remains IN Bulgaria from any
Intervention IN the sad condition to which
/ the country is reduced. Your highness must
D
myself to judge what my fathers venerated
memory, the interests of Russia and the
peace of the East require Of me-"
/ London correspondent of note pre-
diets that the greatest war of the century
I is at hand. He says at a recent meeting
fDeGiers earnestly urged Bismark to advise
\ Alexander not to return to Bulgaria. Bis
marck refused ana abruptly terminated the
/ interview. An immense amount OF tels-
/ graphing followed between Berlin, Vienna,
I London, Rome and COnstantinopls. The
British Consul general, started post haste
I for Sofia to fOrestau the Russian Prince
Z DOlgarOnki, who viii now probably proceed
I to Macedonia TO terment discOrd there. For
some time Russian gold has been pouring
into Macedonia and an uprising lz daily 6Z-
pected, 1t is believed that England, Ger
many and Austria have induced Turkey to
/ consent that Alexander shall extend his rule
/ over Macedonia. This Will be followed by a
| Russian attempt to conquer Bulgaria, which
I Will be resisted by Turkey, Austria, EOuma-
| MA and SerVia, Germany holding alOOf and
keeping France III check. The cOrre5pOu-
dence says the most trusted men IN the Eng
| lish foreign service believe that war is ineyi-
| table and the London newspapers are al
/ ready sending war correspondents to Bull
garia.
| Mr.. CfladstoHe's speech on the Irish ques-
I ton ends with a postscript as follows: As
| these pages were written the principal inten-
] tiOns of the ministers In respect to Ireland
/ have been announced. Statesmen who in
] January deemed cOerClYe measures an absO-
/ lutte necessity do not now propose them,
! although agFarian crime has rather IN
! creased. and Ireland has been perturbed $50
/ they said by the proposal of home rule.
| This is a heavy blow to coercion and a
/ marked sign Of progress. 4 am compelled
| to say that on no other head does the an
/ nOuncemeut supply any cause for cOngratu-
/ latiOn. First, large Irish subjects, ripe for
Z treatment, are TO be referred TO a commits
I sion of inquiry. This Is the policy while
] a1uiuI ride - 1mEaFfnnN a N "a
l indefinite delay. SecOnd-MoreOver while
| the commission Is to inquire whether rates
/ of Judicial rents are, or are not such as can
/ be paid the aid of the law for levying the
! present rents in November has been
| specially and emphatically promised. This
| is a marked encouragement to the remis-
I siOns of rent AMI a powerful stimulant TO
1 eviction. Ihird-Ihe project has been
| sketched of imposing upon the state The
! payment Of all moneys required TO meet the
/ differences between these actual rents and
/ what the land can fairly bear. This is IN
principle radically bad and II would be an
act of rapine on the treasury Ofthe country.
( FOurth-Whereas the greatest evil of Ireland
l is its magisterial and administrative systems
/. which are Ielt to be other than Irish, no pro
/ pOsal ia made for the reconstruction OF what
| is known as the Dublin castle government
| FIT 1t is proposed to spend large sums of
public money on public works Of all kinds
for the material development of Ireland un-
| der English authority and for the Dublin
/ castle administration. This plan Is: First
in the highest degree Wasteful; second, IN
{ Just to British taxpayers, and, third, il is an
. obvious attempt to divert the Irish nation,
] by pecuniary Indictment, from its honor
able aim of national self government, and
| will, as such, be sentenced. SiXth-Limita-
ton of local government in Ireland as to
what may, at this moment, be desired for
Great Britain, is to let the name of our ma,
tiOnaities rest upon no recognized princi-
pie, especially an unjust Limitation OF theil
I Irish national desire. In my opinion, such
policy for dealing with the Irish question
ought not to be, and can not be, adopted.