New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
MORE GALES IN GREAT BRITAIN.
ruM DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS AND SHIPPING

DAMAOE ~ AND
HEAVY WEATHER on THE ATLANTIC.
London. Dec. 13.-Reports OF damage by storms on
"a and land continue 10 come in with startling
houeney News was received to-day that II. NJ. S.
EsHterer had been driven ashore by a gale in
Edeiord Bay and was in perilous position. Upon
redpt Of this intelligence H. VI. 5. Plhlomel
4 the distressed vessel Tonight dispatch was re-
red at the Admiralty Office saving that the Banterer
n again afoat and that only slight damage had been
zgsed by her misbap The Banterer Is a composite
ssw sunboat and carries four guns.
A hurricane swept over the camp at Aldershot to-
t snd did great deal of damage. No one IS reported
have been injured.
The Cunarder Aurania, from NewYork, which ar
tsed at Liverpool this morning, was unable 10 STOP
Queenstown account OF the Storm
The gales, which have been accompanied By snow
nj heavy rains during saturday and to-day have
tae much damage throughout the country. Vessels
the English and Irish channels have been
Aeed to run for sheltc Vessels arriving at
gteAstown report terrific weather on the Atlantic.
ne steamer Wetherby, from Newport News November
= which has been towed into Queenstown by the
Hamer McGare had her shaft bent in' a gale Oh
Desnber A. -Four days later the McGarel beeah
nEng her, and while the latter was engaged AT
"a work four hawsers were broken. The MeGarei
ssA
Buildings have been unroofed at the Welsh seaport
uanelly, and one DR.. Rees was fatally injured
= The roof falling while he was In bed. Along the
iHEshire coast there has been q severe snowstorn'
NptnaOns or railway service owing TO shows'ornis
= reported. Floods are reported in many parts Oh
1zigshife, and many streets are under water III
N'oek. Ii the Todmorden valley damage amounting 10
s.shds Of pounds has been done BY the high water ter
~ partially demolished. There have been several
szrm escapes from death. At Cambridge two prls
~ crushed beneath falling walls. one OF tlen
.end Kate Foster was killed outright. The other
sflousiy injured and now lies IN 'iie nosp'''i Al
'uuea condition. ~
The captain OF the boat tnat plies between foike-
20 @sas and BoulOgne decided that 1t would be unwlse
ppd ;f III SsssenseTs sna for for the Continent pro
N"Aag BY the Dover boat TO CALAIS
HIS wIFE's BODY FOUND N CHIMNEY
Paris, Dec 13-A sensational case OF wife-murder
- last been brought 10 light In this city. i'll Ao9
= wife Of a shopkeeper named Bonder dsappe''reu'
sa ~ Bonder informed the police mt the tlne ,na'
had been unfathful to him, and had hcu ai'er
saang an attempt TO poison him. Recent oo"''
= @ssaatons led the police 10 search Bonders houSc'
ssn TIE body ot The woman was found hanging
chimney. The corpse had been dried ana
s-as.ehed by the heat aud smoke OF nc'iiiS '
'an' Bender has fiade a confession"
~ ANTICLERIcAL AGITATION IN 1hH
rsns Dec. Recommending on the resolution adop'eo
Ae Chamber Of Deputies yesterday expressing oou'
ne in the Government in connection with the anu
,-s INA agitation. tie Conservative journals eAp'.oo
s.'NeS'ion at the smaness Of the majority ior s.'
49, ssNnnent the Republican papers hold thae '"e .~
' compact and Sufficient to defend the co".''y
80. oou radiealism and reaction, ana INC r~ a.
rssnAs rals feproaeh the Government for dVidlhs 'ns
srssoaean ranks. The "JoIrnal des DeDa's S.a @,'a
sIssa,o, recommend policy OF conciliauonn. ,..and
Ia ~ says that sincere Catholics musp uhues ut 20
i. s government will not hesitate 10 tenna esnnao,Si
kirsic sa0aic the action Of the bishops again i'p0'"
"SH9uiln'~-of the country.
-SroAr OF MASSACRE IN CHINA CoNfihMhD'
N..'sls Dec. 13.-The congregation Of Monsoha"
49, a. schent have received news confirming ''e
~ rst zoo native Christians have been massaefea
fS''n district. and that ali the Europeans tss'e