Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-12-13

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inings Of New BedfoDd firm which II i
a,leSed. manufactures organs IN rhe cheap
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broadcast. sells them fcr fabulous prices 70
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Loring were convicted for participation IN
what are known IS the Fund w frauds. 4
drm known IS Fleming Il Merriam sd-
yerti>ed 10 do commission business on the
Chicago Board OF Trade, and induced great
many people 10 invest in Fund " " Ii Is
estimated that they collected more than
& 0 0 coo which they contend to be using In
speculation on the Board of Trade.
\ special from Raleigh, Y. c., says: The
town of Williamson, Martin county, Is IN
ashes. The entire business portion of the
town was burned last night The following
named merchants were burned out: ]. W.
Davenport i Co., c. B. Hassell, Geo. W. VIII
iams. S. r. Biggs, J. I. Deans, VIM. Slade,
Peal & Gurganus. B. B. Watts i Coz, \. S.
Godvard, J. A. Robinson, A. r. Rogerson,
Luke B. Robertson & Co, Peal & Groves, and
]. D. Biggs & Co., and the postoffce and tel
egraph Office. The fire was discovered at Is
miputes to l O'Clock, and originated in the
store of j. D. Biggs & Co. There Is some
insurance, but 1t Is not known how much.
TIE steamer Commerce, of the Baltimore,
Roanoke and Norfolk Line, lying at the
wharf, was also burned, with 25) bales of
cotton on board. The steamer and cargo
are both fully insured.
LONDON, Dec. 6.--it is reported from Pc
kin that the Chinese government refuses 10
withdraw or modify its claims in regard to
Tonquin. Admiral Courbet reports that the
French attack on Sontay has not yet begun.
The Paris newspaper La Liberte says that
England is taking energetic steps to bring
about treaty between France and China,
and it believes that peaceful negotiations
have made progress.
England and Spain will renew negotia.
tons for commercial treaty.
The fire in Constantinople on Wednesday
destroyed eco houses.
The Chamber of Deputies in Brussels has
been destroyed by fire.
Sir Henry James, attorney general, haG
written letter taking exception to the man.
ner of conducting O'Donnell's defense.
The ex minister of the interior and the
present secretary of the ministry of the int.
rior of Italy quarreled yesterday in the lobby
Of the Chambers, and the latter sent a chal-
lenge to the ex-minister.
LONDON, Dec. 1.---ODonnelI, the slayer of
Carey, the informer, was yesterday found
guilty OF murder, and was senteaced TO
death. The jury was out only two hours
The reported evacuation of Mini and
Sontay is not yet confirmed.
Archbishop Cooke, of Dublin, in an ad-
dress yesterday, spoke hopefully of Ireland's
future.
Hicks Pasha is said by an eyewitness to
have been slain by lance on the third day
of the battle. His army had been without
water for three days, and suffered terribly.
More trouble is apprehended in Newry,
Ireland. The Nationalists were to have had
torchlight procession last night, but in
zew of threatened riot, the procession was
forbidden.
At the National Butter, Cheese and Egg
Association at Cincinnati report was read
showing that the total value of butter, cheese,
eggs and poultry marketed in the United
States in 1883 amounts to more than $780,
0O0,C00.
Seven severe shocks of earthquake occurred
Dec. 5, at Rovenden Springs, Arkansas.
They lasted forty seconds, and broke glass
ware and crockery in stores and houses.
LarSe rocks were loosened and fell in the
cuts of Kansas City, Springfield and Mem
phis Railroad near by. One shock was &C
companied by loud noise, and there was o
violent jar of the earth.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The Chinese Admiral |
Peng yu Lin has notified all foreigners that |
war with France is imminent
A great fire ragged in part of CONSTANT !
nople yesterday.
Lord Lorne has delivered lecture on the |
of Canada as place of residence. |
Efforts are being made to induce the jury |