Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-09-27

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LONDON, Sept, 23---Prof. NordenskloId
telegraphs from Scrabster, Greenland, that
Fsquimaux whom he has met report tia
;vo members of the American Arctic expe
Gition zone of them presumably Lieut.
Geeely) are dead.
Two shocks of earthquake we're felt ut
Casamicciola, Italy, yesterday.
Sir Edward Sullivan has succeeded tho
late Right Hon. Hugh Law as lord chan
ccllor of Ireland.
Itis announced that the colonial authori-
,cs have demanded the surrender of King
Cetcwayo, who is in hiding at lulala,
Arrangements are being made by the
irish National League for Il series of mass
mectings in America, to bo addressed 10y
prominent nationalists.
ltis said Prime Minister Ferry, Of France.
rus requested the Chinese government to
rrp'y to the French memorandum in writing.
The evening papers of Paris demand tina,
France send reinforcements to ToaQuin,
fire has destroyed the principal business
portion OF Brpwnswood, Texa8.
Thirteen conyicts, seven colorcl and siA
White, have been publicly whipped at New
caste Del. The cat WAS well laid ON, bnt
t!ood was drawn only in one case.
Jabe1 Payne, district land agent of the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company, was attacked and beaten by n
gang of unknown masked men, near Ash
lund. Pa, Saturday evening, and robbed of
500.
An explosion of fireworks in an outbuild.
Ing of the Pittsburg expos tion resulted in
sae death of a boy jockey named Thomas
Rogers. Three valuable race-horses were
Hrned TO death, and 800 feet of stabbling
~as destroyed.
The New Orleans National Bank has oh
tanned an injunction restraining Postmaster
Merchant from refusing to deliver letters or
tay orders TO said bank, on the ground tha,
that they are the agents for lottery compa
y, which has been excluded from the mails.
The Georgia Legislature has refused to
pass the bill for the payment of the expenses
attending the funeral of the late Gov. Steph-
cns. on the ground that many of the items
are excessive. Prominent citizens i'll several
counties have telegraphed their Representa-
tiyes their intention t) raise the money TO
Jay the bill
At the session of the National Liberal
League, of Milwaukee, submitted resou-
ton demanding that all elections be held on
Sunday. The regular committees report
demands the abolition of the Senate also
dat the use of the Bible and all religious
services of n sectarian character shall be
prohibited, and that women shall be en-
;rm chised.
The case ola citizen Of Pennsylvania while
3assing through Delaware was arrested for
debt. E. G. Bradford, his attorney, rails d
the point before the court that rs the Legis-
Iature had repealed the law which allowed a
creditor to arrest debtor who was "A ciuzel
of the State of Delaware upon such writ,
and had not repealed it rs to one who is a
citizen of another State, that therefore the
arrest of Black, who was citizen of Pennsyl-
vania, was illegal because il was contrary TO
article ., section of the fourteenth amend
ment of the United States, which guarantees
TO every citizen of every State the privileges
and immunities of the citizens of every other
State, and provides that no State shall pass
law abridging the privileges and ammunition
of citizen of the United States. Chief JUS
tice Comegys delivered the opinion of the
court which was unanimous, and discharged
Al hpf ha a, hul ,.I4
to interfere with privileges and immunities
of a citizen of another State on process of
this kind.