Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-08-18

Scotland, Northumberland and Durham will
not Join the strike. In Scotland the men have
received shilling a day advance. North
umberlAnd is voting but the polling up 10
late sunday afternoon show- a majority
against the strike. 4 two-thiris vote is nee
esssary for quitting work without these men
/ the strike cannot succeed. There will be a
serious dispute over their refusal 70 GO out
with the other members Of the federation.
Duelling in Russia has become socommon
that the government has just issurd a severe
code Of punishment. Killing a4 antagonist
will cost six years IN prison. --verr wounding
three years. duel without in{Gry six months.
and provoking duel from slN weeks 10 three
months. II
Siegfried Wagner. the only son Of the com
poser made his debut a. a eonductos at Bay
reuth, last week. He will conduct in May In
the principal performances at the Bayreutb
festival
All the available troops and volunteer. In
Bombay have been called out TO battle with
the rioters in the Chinch poogly district The
troops charged and fired upon the mob, kill
ing eight Anl wOunding about 100. Two hun
dred rioters were taken prisoners. The Hin
doc mill workers. who are well armed, con-
tinue to attack Moslens wherever they meet
them. The hospitals are filed with wounded
natives.
Sir Charles Russell has been suddenly sum-
moned to Paris in connection with the Behr-
ing sAa arbitration. When the hearing
closed. the tribunal arranged that if a deci%
ion on the main points was in favor Of Eng
land. II might rall for additional evidence be-
fore they decided upon a plan for restricting
pelagic scaling. Summoning Sir Charles,
therefore. may have important significance.
Charles Young. who is awaiting trial al
ppFfsmnufb EnyianA far sraDA y.
b. a fugitive from Rochester, New York.
where he kept a saloon. He shot a man
there some time aau. II i expected eItrah-
hon will be applied for.
The war crusade Of the Paris press against
Great Britain and the Siamese crisis is ex
tending 10 the provinces. where the most
rabid attacks on all things English lll the air.
The shareholders Of the Revue des Deur
Mondes, Paris have elected Porunetiere edi-
tor in the plare OF Buloz. who absconded on
account Of the recent sandal. They voted
pension to Buloz in spite Of hi artion.
Repeated shocks Of earthquake have de-
stroyed half o! the town Il Mattinata, on the
Adriatir coast. Several persons were killed
and a number injur-d. The Stromboli is in
violent eruption.
II is stated that the Cunarder Campanis
will be sent bacE - her builders on the Civdv
in October for extensive improvements.
Necessary strengthening Of the hull and other
alterations. il i said. will cost about 800
600. Il i believed that the Lurauia which
has arrived a: Liverpool, will prove quite
strong enough. -tr1Irturaily. for her powerful
ma ehinery she wasn't run AL high sua-d on
her trial trip. tut -l- b--hav.i well through
out. She will h. painted al Liverpool maxi
sy----i trials On tie CLYDE. and sail for Nex
York in S-g.sWber
Mrs. Lanctry. tis said. ha~n had her usual
good fortune AZ thu ral-e- this sumner. and
this lead tO q r,-pou that -ht viii Z, uu the
English stag" tht- autumn. &n~pt- Ia.
fa"t that She has rau"'.l!,-i her Amrrr.au elI-
"a --.ul,'Qts.