The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-05-19
LATER NEWS.

THE master builders of Boston have united
in issuing circular stating that they utterly
refuse to enter into any conference with
labor organizations" and that hereafter
they will deal only with the individual work.
man.
A BODY of 2)o Federal troops have been
sent to Cincinnati to protect government
property in case Of a riot.
The Chicago police on the 5th arrested
three Of the leaders of the Anarchists who
threw the bombs into the ranks Of the officers
with such deadly effect on the day previous.
The dens Of the Anarchists were also
raidel, and hundreds of muskets and
| revolvers, together with a vast
| amount Of dynamite, were seized. A mob
gutted drug store and saloon. They were
dispersed by the police after severe contest,
in which pistols were used on both sides and
many injuries inflicted. Officer Madden had
an encounter with rioter which resulted in
each being fatally shot. Mayor Harrison
issued proclamation forbidding all public
gatherings and professions. All the wounded
Anarchists arrested were held for murder.
More than $50, 900 was subscribed during the
day for the benefit of the families of the dead
and wounded policemen.
GEORGE JONES, proprietor Of the New
York Times, testified before the House Tel
ephone Investigating Committee on the 5th
concerning the alleged attempts Of the Bell
Company to obtain newspaper influence in
its favor.
The House Committee on Agriculture is
considering bill providing for an extension
Of the benefits Of the signal service to
farmers
CONTRIBUTIONS aggregating sec, 600 have
been received from America during the past
fortnight for the Irish Home Rule party in
the British Parliament.
THE Belgian government has issued loan
of IS, GOO, 900 to provide work for the unem-
ployed.
MISS AMELIA MoRos1N1, daughter Of the
well-known New York broker, has just been
inoculated against hydrophobia by M
Pasteur in Paris. She was bitten in New
York by pet dog. M. Pasteur has thus far
inoculated nearly 1000 persons.
THIRTEEN Of the New York Aldermen in
dicted on the charge of bribery in connection
with the granting Of the Broadway railroad
franchise have been arraigned in court, all
pleading not guilty.
A BILL to legalize boycotting has been in
troduced in the New York Legislature.
A PROPOSED amendment to the State Con-
stitution to prohibit the manufacture or sale
of intoxicating liquors has been defeated in
the New York Assembly by fifty-three yeas
to sixty three nays
MILWAUKEE Anarchists have stolen
large quantity # dynamite from quarry,
and great fear of reprisals on their part ex.
lists in the city.
A sTRA1GHToUT Greenback ticket has been
put in the field by the State convention OF
the Iowa Greenbackers.
Two more Chicago policemen have died
from the effects of wounds received by the
bomb thrown into their ranks, and several
others were not expected to recover.
The President has nominated James b.
McLeary, of Texas, to be Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court OF the Territory OF
Montana.
REPRESENTATIVE TUCKER has been in
tructed by the House Committee on the Judi
ciary to report adversely bill to allow citi-
zens Of one State to take fish from the waters
Of another State.
The officials of the French New Hebrides
company on Espiritu santo Island have
been massacred by natives.
THERE are number Of Mormon mission
aries in Switzerland trying to induce girls to
emigrate to Utah, promising them happiness
and prosperity.
LATE dispatches report that Greece refused
to comply with the demand of the European
powers to give more precise assurances that
she would disarm, and that accordingly the
foreign ministers were preparing to leave
Athens. Mr. Gladstone, in the British House
of Commons, advised the adoption Of COM
pulsory means toward Greece.