The National tribune., 1886-06-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The News from All Parts Of the
World.


ABROAD.
During the elections al Santiago. Chill. great
riot occurred. Forty persons were killed and
many wounded. The hospitals were filled with
injured persons Senior Dinator, prominent
member of the Radical party, was killed.
III is limited that Ludwig, King of Bavaria,
whose death by drowning was reported last
week met with foul play, DIR. Won Schleiss,
who was formerly King Ludwgs physician,
denies that the King was insane. de main
tains that Ludwig was eccentric only. The
doctor adds that though he disagreed with the
official report of the examining board Of physi-
clans declaring the King insane still he felt
compelled TO keep his views TO himself; T" for, f"
said he, off had published a statement in OPP
position to that OF the court doctors j should
have shared the fate of certain other persons
and been at least consigned TO prison. As 70
the Kings condition, my opinion is based on
my experience as his physician since has birth" ="
Dr Gudden, the physician who lost has Lille in
attempting to save King Ludwig, is the father
OF Mrs. DR. b. Won Gndden OF Oshkosh, Wis,
aud brother Of Dr. Mm. Gudden, of the town
OF Black Wolf, Wis. The dead physician was
6s wears old and leaves eight children. He
contemplated visit to the United States dur
ing the Autumn.-In the inquest held in
Belfast over one OF the men killed In the recent
riots the jury returned a verdict of willful
murder against the policemen who fired. 1t
without orders and that the riot act had not
been read before the fusilade ebegan.-Patrick
Keelev, a carpenter has turned informer in
regard to the recent riots i'm Sligo He states
that in company with two other men they COM
mitted the outrage on the Roman Catholic
Cathedral, and then on the following day ha-
rangued the people, charging the outrage TO
protestants and incited the victims TO avcnge
the riots al Belfast. The two men betrayed by
Keeley have been arrested. il is stated that
all three were ready 10 turn iuformers TO get
the reward of 100 pounds offered for the disc0v-
cry Of the perpetrators OF the outrage. ge.-Mr.
Gladstone IS working hard to insure the success
OF his Home Rule bin at the next meeting of
Parliament and is very sanguine OF success.
On the 10th inst. bloody afiray occurred
at Bogota the Capital of Columbia, between the
guards of the prison and members of one of the
National BattaliOns. One General, several Off
GERS and 30 soldiers were killed. The conflict
was the outcome Of an old grudge.-Cholera
has appeared at Codigora, on the po, eight
miles from the AGriatic. Venice and Bari are
almost free OF cases Of the disease. There is
daily average Of l6 new cases in the province
Of Ferrara.-The French brigantine Michael
sank on the Great Banks, Newfoundland,
Thursday last Nine Of her crew were drowned.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Franklin jackson. Of FairIille Pa, CON-
His mind had become deranged by money
lOsses.--John Burnett farmer, 6s years Of
age living at York, Mich, went on Thursday
last TO the house of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
jackson, where he shot and mortally wounded
his wife, and also shot and seriously wounded
Mrs jackson. He was lealous.-A freight
train of 20 cars on the Pittsburg q Western
Railroad was thrown into creek near Foxburg,
Pa, Wednesday night last week by the break
ing of an axle. Engineer George Settig aud
bnakemen Steney and Kase were killed. and
fireman Geoughler was fatally yiniured.--Nice,
Justice and Berry, the three train wreckes,
who sent Pan Handle passenger train into
ditch near Mindfall, Ind. three weeks ago, are
held on a charge Of murder in the first degree.
The feeling ID 80 strong among railroad men
that the prisoners have been removed TO In
dianapolis for safe keeping.-At a frolic last
week on Joel Sbelton's farm, in Pittsylvania
County, Va, negro named Williams was shot