The National tribune., 1886-09-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts Of the
World.


ABROAD.
On Sunday there was more rioting in Belfast,
growing out of the arrest of two drunken men
by the police. As soon as the barrack doors
were closed behind the prisoners, a fearful at
tack was made upon the building by the mob
outside Shutters were torn down and win
dows were smashed with brickbats and paving
stones. There were only four constables within
the barracks They fired ii rounds, killing
one man and wounding several Others.
woman was wounded and died in her own
house Two serious riots occurred Sunday at
Liverpool One resulted from an encounter
between Oangemen and naIionalists; the
other had It's origin in infammatory speeches
made al socialist meeting I'm Texteth Park.
The police experienced the greatest difficulty
I'm suppreSsing the outbreaks Many OF the
rioters were arresed.--The Earl of Dalkeith
was fatally wounded while stag hunting. The
rife which he carried In his hand exploded and
the bullet entered his chest, inhicting wound
from which he died an hour later. The boat
race on the Thames between Beach, Of Austria
liza, aud Gaudaur, of ST. Louis, was won by
Beach Enormous crowds of people lined the
banks of the river. Before the start the betting
was five 20 one ia favor Of Beach. The match
was for Gl000 and the championship of the
world The Albert bridge, spanning the
lapan River nj Belfast, fell and 20 persons
were thrown into the river four OF whom were
drowned. -Subscrpti lists for the sufferers
by the recent earthquake in Charleston have
been opened at all the American consuates IN
Germany, and liberal contributions are flowing
in-The Reichstag nc Berlin was opened on
the 10TH The speech from the throne was read.
ii was confined TO an explanation of the OBJ
lecis of the commercial treaty with Spain.
The President and Nice-President Of the last
Rniclstag were reelected. -Emperor William
has sanctioned the appointment of Count Her
bert Bismarck as German Secretary OF State,
with plenary powers TO represent the Chancellor
in the foreign department-Prince Bis
marck Is celebrated mare Crete, which he rode
during the Fanco-Prussian war, is dead
The suspension bridge over the OStrawitZa
River, ia the town OF Ostrau, In Moravia, col
lapsed, precipitating a squadron OF Uhlans and
anum Ger of civilians into the river. Seven per-
sons were instantly killed, one of whom was
Dhlan, and many were seriously mlured.-A
Rome dispatch SAYS the Popes course la favor
ing the Jesuits has caused general dsmay. 1t
is proposed TO hold public meetings 10 urge the
Government 20 inexorably enforce the laws
against the Jesuits-Ca Cardinal Carmine Gori
Murosi is dead. lie was born at SubiacO, Feb.
IS, 1910, and was made Cardinal on Nov. 10,
ISs4--Succi the Italian faster, has success
fully accomplished his task of subsisting 30
days without ordinary food, on mineral waters
aud extract from African root. He
finished his task without being al all ex-
ted.--Thiee officers belonging 10 the
Spanish army at Barcelona have been arrested
aud imprisoned for leading a band of soldiers
TO Join the Carlsts-The Bulgarian SObranie
has approved the bin appointing cOurt-mar-
tial to try Maj. Grueif and the other officers
associated with him IN the coup d'etdt, on a
charge of treason. The trial of the revOlu-
tionists by court martial is proceeding in spite
OF Russia's prohibition, and is considered a
direct act of rebellion against Russia.-Ad-
vices from Apia state that after the departure of
visited the Samoan Islands, the rival native
kings renewed their civil wars-Sept. Is
being the anniversary Of the birth Of President
Diaz, Of Mexico, he was waited on by the
Generals and chief officers of the army in full
uniform, boy the diplomatic corps and civil
service functionares AT his city residence. In
the evening the President attended the exercises
commemorative Of Mexican independence at
the National Theater, at which were present
several thousand persons.
INDUSTRIAL
The knights Of Labor at Augusta, GA. have
received over $4,000 10 date sufficient, il is
reported, 10 pay of the debts contracted by the
hands of the Augusta factory for the last 10
weeks. No money has yet been received for
the hands in other mills, but Secretary Turner,
from headquarters in Philadelphia, writes that
the knights will take care of the Augusta
operatives, and that they will not return 10
work till the mills advance wages Is per cent
He declines now 10 submit matters 10 arbtra.
ton, RS the offers heretofore made have been re-
jected.-The National District Assembly OF
Miners and Mine LabOrers of the United States
held It's first annual convention last week nj
Indianapolis 1t represents a membership OF
10000. The order was organized in ST. Loui;
last May, being that branch of the Knights OF
Labor who are mnen.-The Board of Arbi.
tration appointed 30 settle the wage differences
between the manufacturers and wOrkmen o.
the Lucy and Isabella Furnaces at Pittsburg
unanimously decided that the condition of tn,
iron market would not justify any advance ovel
the present wages The workmen wanted al
increase of about 10 per cent.-All the mill,
belonging TO the Knit Goods Manufacturers
Association at Amsterdam, n. Y, are shut down
IN consequence of strike, throwing 2,00l
hands out of CONFERENCE.-THE lace manu-
facturcrs of Nottingham, England, have com
bined in a proposition 10 reduce the wages O
their lace-makers 30 per cent The employees
il is believed, will resist the reduction, and
lockout Is considered imminent.-At tn
session of the State Labor Convention al SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, a resolution relating 10 the concur
renee Of the assembly in the appointment O
Thomas r. Benedict as Public Printer at Wash
ington, was holly debated and finally lost
company has been formed in Chattanooga
wi a capital stock Of $4,000, 10 erect a neI
hundred-ton bias, furnace
ABOUT PEOPLE.
James q. Blaine Dr., youngest son Of Hon
james q. Blaine, was married in the rectory c
St. lseo's Roman Catholic Church. New York,
few days ago. 10 Miss Marie Nevins, daughte
oil Col Richard NeyIns, OF Columbus, o. " Jim
mie" Blame, who Is only 20 has been a it'll
wild, aud the marriage took place without Tn
knowledge OF his parents. The event cause
considerable agitation in the Blaine household
but cnded with the usual Bless you, my chi
dren MIR. George Gould, eldest son Of Ja
Gould and Miss Edith Kingdom, the actress
were quietly married last week at Mr. Gould
residence, lryngtOn, on the Hudson
London dispatch says that Miss Charleswortl
whose enlistment and detention In the Saliva
ton Army against the wishes Of her parent
led 10 such an outcry against the Booths som
time ago, was married at CaptOn TO Gen
Booths sou. The Salvation Army had a gres
toTchli GIN demonstration in London IN homo
OF Gen. Booths departure 10 look after III
Salvation army in the United States Their
Is wcll-delncd rumor that Secretary Maj
ming viii, Instead Of returning % The Troasur
hc SCAT as United States Minister 10 Austria
SiT Charles Dixie has returned 10 London
is already announced that ne will re-cnter pun
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