The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-07-08


The riots at the Conservative Work.
men club house, Dublin, was provoked
by men in the club. A Catholic pro-
cession passed the club house, which was
crowded with men at the time. They
attacked the procession with bottles.
This attack was answered with threats
and some stones. The club people then
literally showered bottles at the process
sion and also fired number Of shots into
it from revolvers. The police surrounded
the house, getting control of the rremi.
SEES, and finally arrested seventy of the
inmates 1t is not yet ascertained how
many of the procession we're hurt, but
three of the injured Catholics were in
dying condition, and twenty others lying
helpless in the hospital, all suffering from
wounds inflicted by bottles or bullets.
The Ways and Means Committee have
ordered an adverse report to be made on
the Randall tariff bill. Kelley moved to
strike cat all but the administrative
features of the bill-the Hewitt provis-
tous"-but this motion was lest, although
Mr.. Hewitt voted with the Republicans.
A motion was then made to report the
entire bill adversely, and upon the roll
being called oil of the Democrats voted
10 the affirmative, carrying the motion.
The Republican members abstained from
voting on the ground that the bill con.
tanned mertoricus features along with
Objectionable provisions which could not
be disas.ociated under ttse motion.
A riot followed the announcement of
the result of the contest between Lewis
and Justin Mccarthy at Londonderry.
The cause of disturbance was the discov-
ery, after the election had been declared
10 favor OF Lewis, of ballot box, the
contents of which had act been counted.
A reeoant followed, winch almost made
the election tie. giving it to Lewis by
ma jority of ealy three The police in
terfesed, and attacked the Loyaliste who
had assembled in front of the hotel where
Lewis was staying. and were making
demonstrations in celebration of his vic.
tory. A large Number of persons were
injured. There was msch excitement in
the city over the affair.
There appears to be strong foundation
for the belief that ex- Seastor Joe Nc
Donald of Iadiana, will succeed Manning
as Secretary OF the Treasury: Several of
the Indiana Democratic delegation clain,
that within fortnight after the adjourn-
n,ent Of Congress-, Mcdonald will be in
stalled As Manuing's successor. They say
it is we'll understood at the White House
that Manning will never again resume
his duties at the Treasury Department,
and that for this reason McDoDaId will
take hold about the LIST OF August, with.
out waiting until October, at which time
Manning's present leave Of absence wnl
expire. .al.L .hIahn
Right Hon. Geo. J. GOscher, one Of
Gladstones bitterest enemies and Union.
ist opponent, has bsen defeated in East
Division, Edinburgh by Wallace, the
siladstoaian candidate, by majority Of
1899. in = total poll OF 5,937. II. C.
akilders, Home Secretary. has been
elected by vote of 3,77S against 2,l9i
sser Mr.l Purvis 10 the Southern Div
is.sa OF Edinburgh. John Morley. Chief
for Ireland. has1beef re-slectsd
frosa kswcastle-upon Tyne. a
The total number, of members elected |
to the British Parliament Tuesday night |
we're 15<i Conservatives, 30 Unionists, SO |
q ladstonians and - Parnsllites. The
have gained IL seats, the
Uuionists one seat and the Gladstonia ns
nine ssats. The Tories unexpectedly won
]. Lincolnshire, where the Gladstonian
owing to . sudden illness,
Jailed to qualify. 81.
Cas.ies DAnieis. a baseball umpire,
luring match game between the New
lrkN Aud Jersey City Clubs, Tuesday,
made dscision which displeased the
New Jersey boys. ssd sSash we. maSs
or him. hut hia .rinnds Uot him i,,An