The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-11-03
THE WORLD OVER
INTERESTING ITEMS BOILED.
DOWN IN READABLE STYLE.
THE FIELD OF LABoR-sEETHING CAUL-,
ORION OF EUROPEAN NTRIGUE-FIREs,
SUICIDES, ETC.-NoTED DEAD.
Twenty persons were injured in
Boulangerist row in Paris, France.

Boulangerist row in Paris, France.
The Berkshire Wooden Company, of
Great Darlington, Mass, has failed.
The schooner Mokoh, of Astoria, Ore
gon, was wrecked near the entrance OF
Iillamook bay, and all hands were lost.
. Thirty thousand men employed in
Derbyshire collieries, IN England, have
been conceded an advance of 10 per cent.
ill wages.
There was mutiny among the con-
Victs at Orbetello, Italy. Thirty prison
ers and several jailers were killed or
wounded
In Paris, France, the approaches to
the Maierie were thronged on the occa-
sion of the marriage of Gen. Boulanger's
daughter to Capt. Driant.
A fire has been raging since an early
hour Monday at Huenfeld, near Cassel,
Germany. Two hundred houses are in
ashes and 1000 persons are homeless and
destitute.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that except
for the chance Of catching the Irish vote
by abusing England, it thinks that 20
one in America would care two straws
what Lord Sackville wrote or thought.
An explosion of natural gas in Schulz
Thesis tannery, at Lima, Ohio, killed
John Schultheis, Peter Klein and James
Hubbard. Schultheis was burned to
death, the others crushed by falling
walls.
At Boston, Mass, twenty-one women
in convention nominated Miss Alice d.
Stockton, OF Wheaton, as the candidate
of the Equal Rights party for governor of
Massachusetts. The candidate is 26
years OF age.
The relief committee in London, Eng,
discEedits the story of the massacre of
the Stanley expedition. Members of the
! committee do not doubt that Stanley is
the white pasha reported to be in the
Baker Ell Gazelle province.
Mrs George Wnugh, wife of a tanner
employed at Harrisburg, N. Y, acciden-
tally killed her little daughter while en-
deavoring to take away pistol with
which the child was playing. The
mother went violently insane.
Ex-Queen Natalie, of Seryia, declines
to receive the document notifying her of
the divorce obtained by her husband,
which was brought her by special mes
senger to Bucharest, and the decree will
therefore be conveyed 10 her through the
foreign office.
II. Clausen & Son Brewing Co., have
sold to George Sherman, John r. Kings
ford and Isaac Undcrmeyer, representa-
tives of an English syndicate, all their
property on Eastern Boulevard and For
ty-seventh street New York City, the
price paid being $4,5O0,00
The cornerstone of the big Spreckles
sugar refinery at the foot of Reed street,
in Philadelphia, Pa, was laid with appro-
pirate ceremonies on Monday. Mr.. Adolph
Spreckles, son of Mr.. Claus Spreckels,
placed the cornerstone in position, amid
the cheers of the invited guests.
J. D. Sheehan member of Parliament
for East Kerry, Ireland, arrested at
meeting of Lord KenmOres tenants fo2
advocating the plan of campaign, has
been taken to Tralee Jail. The police
offered to release him on bail if he would
promise to keep silent until his trial, but
he refused to do SO.
A banquet was given in Paris, France,
on Monday, to commemorate the pre-
pNnLttA OIA u LAAC otettAC VI I44DCIIy LII
Tightening the World which was given
by the French people to the United
States McLane, American minister,
and Goebel, French minister of foreign
affairs, were among those present.
~ The steamer Saginaw, of the Clyde
nDe, recently reftted at Cramps ship
yard, Philadelphia was at her dock in
New York, loading for a trip to the
West Indies, when she suddenly listed
toward the dock, water poured in her
open portfolios and the steamer sunk.
. She will soon be raised.
New Bedford, Mass, was visited by
two we'll defined earthquake shocks on
Monday night At the Weld street po-
lice. station the shocks were felt, and
were preceded by rumbliag sound, and
three distinct oscillations. Wre felt, fol-
lowed 10y a tremulous movement. The
shccks were distinctly felt across the
Acushnet, i'm Fair Haven.
Patrick Skely, Of louisiana, was found
an the streets of New York with nearly
SIC, geo in his possession, wandering
around. The doctors who examined
hila said that he was suffering from par
sisl palalysis, and was already beginning
Isl eyidence q soitenlns Of the