The National tribune., 1891-09-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


FOREIGN.
The extraordinary Illustrations in Russian
values in the past 10 DAYS have almost brought
international commerce 10 q staudstIil. Iju,i-
ness cOutr1cis alc Impossible. There $ little
d1qbt that tho r.. Rim bankers arc exercising a
sinister influence on Russian exchange, and II
80 folt that the Autumn Will bring a serious
Crisis.--Tac Pope s now preparing e speech
20 be delivered 70 5000 French PILGRIMS He
viii dwell particularly Cn the subject Of the
proper number Of work hours and the Sunday
rest, on tAc different forms Of government. say
inr that all governments are good iU which the
RIGHTS Of the Church are respected. and will
end b. saying that ths VilsIImages are the
consolation Oi his grieis, while he awaits with
faith 'AC triumph 0f the Church and the
papacy.--fubic opinion la Great Britain is
turning upon the Mormon crusade being
pTeacn,d IA many oi the country districts.
There are go Mormon " missionaries" 80
present working in Great Britain and Ia Scan
dingyia The result has been another up
hta.al ot public Indignation, and it is prob
ablo that another aud more determined at
te:nrt will be madG 10 put stop To this trans
Atlantic traffic in women Tile Dominion
S,aato Committee CA Railways at Ottawa,
Canada. reported that The charges 0f corrupt
use o. $4,000 subsidy granted BY the Prov
inCc ~ Quebec 10 tho BliC dcs ChalcuTs Rail-
road Company, have been proved, and that
I Hmong those IrOiitiHg by tho misapp,I cation Of
iGuds were Premier Mcrcicr. Hon. e. :. Pslle-
tier Hon Charles IauHyiicr, Hon. r. l.rugelicr.
j. /. Iartcaud, ErutsJ sJ PecaUd.-It is rumOTed
IN Madrid that the Spanish Government has dis
( coveted evidences Of a widespread conspiracy
4 to ov;TthTow not only the Spanish but the
Portuguese monarchy. and establish q republic
on The iheriIu Peninsula is
rif. iur revolt. President Earllas is up for re-
election which is contrary 10 the Constitution,
/ aud J. opposed hy Gen. Jose Ma Reiua BarriOs,
/ a large contingent of whose support are the
+ Ba.raldias, who hold B.rilias responsible for
/ the Barrurdia. The country is on the verge
I of bankruptcy. aud persons arriving from that
I Republic report that appalling hunger and mis-
, cry prevail particularly in the western dis
I tricis. M. Gregy cEPTesidcut of France
( died a. liis home az Innt-SOus-N Nauirey, after
4 Il four days illness, tho main cause being con-
/ ges, On of the luugs.
POLITICAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
Japan proposes 10 make the creates, display
I 10 has ever undertaken. The Government cx-
I hIbIt elsewhere i'm the past has been seriously
I embarrassed by alleged display Of japanese
( manufactures. These unauthorized shows have
I injured rather than promoted japanese com
mcrcc Nothing Of the kind shall mar the
nations participation in the Columbian Ex-
/ ~ sitiou.-Ihe DeadwGgl IS. D. Board Of
Trade called q Convention last week, which
adopted n resolution requesting Commissioners
1 of each County 20 submit proposition az the
/ November election 20 the voters 10 determine
! whether the State shall he represented no the
/ Columbian Exposition, and whether the I.egis-
laturU shall Je called % meet IN special session
! 10 approIriate $4,000 Hon Robert Sher-
rard gave a dinner on tin plates Of American
make TO 100 people in honor Of Mai. Mex in
/ ley, at StcubeDvile o., where the latte; made
q cam paign address 20 nearly 10000 people,
] - 4. r..
4 Judicial Districts in Kansas 10 prevent the
| judiciary falling into the hands Of the Alliance,
| and are likely 20 DO 10 elsewhere IL is believed
! that il the Peoples Party movement can be
! generally defeated in the County elections this
/ Fall il will rapidly disntegEatc and become the
. minority party iu Kansas next ycIr.-Thc
| threatened split in the ranks Of Maryland 3
| Republicans, caused by the decision Of Col.
YannOrt, the Gaberuatori1l candidate. to with
draw from the fight unless Mr. Wcstcott who
4 was elected State Chairman. withdrew was
| aycrted bv the voluntary resignation of Mr..
| W,stcott Of the Chairmausnip.-Th Amcri-
can Tin Plate Company has been organized
near ElmwoO9, Ind. for the purpose Of manu-
! featuring tin plate aud sheet iron. with a capi-
! tai stock of $4,000 SIX plate workers,
| WHO arrived on the steamship Nevada. were
1 detained in New York last week suspected Of
| being contract lab0rers. They are the first
wOikmeu OF their kind that have come here
since the Mckinley tariH on tim went into
effect. An Inspector is investigating the case.
| The Massachusetts PrJhihitiouists in State
Convention az Worcester nominated for Gov
ern0r, Charles IL. KlmbAll Lieutenant Gov
cruOT, Augustus Il. Smith, and for Secretary Oi
State Alfred ". IsicharisOu.--A the cattle
on the Cherokee Strip. except those belonging
10 the Cherokee which tho Presidents order
excepted, have been removed hy tine soldiers.
IL is now thought that with the Strip clear,
negotiations lor the opening OF the land FOR
settlement will be satisfactorily closed --Gov.
liiii, aitcEa long consultation with his ieutcn-
ant, 10 Albany, decided 0u the slate % be pre-
scntel 10 the Democratic Convention. 10 places
Flower at the head Of the ticket, but leaves
the Lieutenant GOycrnOIship open. William
J.. Shcohan, who is a candidate for the second
place, is bitterly opposed by Erie County mon
while only the Kings County delegates oppose
Flowor.--A sugar school has been established
al New Orleans under the auspices Of the State
aud the Louisiana Agricultural aud Scientific
Association, which will be opened next month
Expert sugar makers have always been in de-
mgud, but the action Of the Mckinley bill Ina:
greatly increased il. cccasioning the establish.
ment Of such an institution.
CRINIEs AND CASUALTIES
VI. T. Curtis tho actor who madA fame and
fortune out of Saml OF Posem." shot ana
| killed n nolfca officer named Gr1nt la Con