Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-05-05

PLATEAU GAZETTE
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Ta'ah Of Rear ADM u Z. ware
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In c'nseor ice of threa'st e Guild
hail at l.. o., En- :, was placed unde
stron, NE suwdo}tJ 10Th.
The siSy-iourth al, rersary of Odd
F llows4ip Ami 2G) " & ally cele
brated tnrouS o 70 coan y.
SECRErAaY ROGER !as appointed {
committee 20 iivesie,a cue legged fraud
ulent importa 10 o. Haw .i,,iA sugar.
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A BILL has be reported in the Penn
sylvania Lesill, turo taxing petroleum
shipped from the So me mill per gallon
REAa-ApMl;AL B>LDwIH, of t.,
L ited Sta5es Navy, has he,n ordered witt
his staff attend the Russian Cars cor
Onation.
SEVERAL m e arr st were reported
~ rell II on the 2Sth in cota 'ion wit
rdcrco ipiracies and Il. hJer OF -sus
! It's had lied Tie country.
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THE British Minister of Agricrltur
hat Zen urged TO prohibit the landing O
forei N cattle in England on account o. til
foo and mouth disease.
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LIE CUnv nj II of the Irish Lam
League O America met at Philadelphia
Pa, on TIE 25t1 and was called to order b.
President James a. Mooney, OF BlI,lt
N. Y.
TIE report of the Illinois Entomol
o ist, s. A. Foipes, dea,liocs newly di.
covered insect enemy to the winter W ca
has caused considerable damage in s.,
eral localities.
The forthcoming volume of diplt
matte correspondence shows tiat the inv
tation o; the United States to the propose
Peace Congress was prompt y accepted
nearly every nation to which it was sent.
H
MEMORIAL DAY april 26) was OF
served ut savanna, 1, Ga, by tie entire SUI
pension of business, large crowds decora
ing soldiers graves. At Montgomery, Ala
there was an immense concourse at til
cemetery. II NJ tI
THE New York Central Labor Unto
on the Goth discussed the relation of 81
labor question to the revolu ionary NOV
ment in Europe. There was said to be col
siderable feeling in favor Of the use {
dynamite.
GREEN B. RAUM, United States In
ternal Revenue Commissioner, has resigl
ed, and his resignation has been accepte
by the President. The explanation wa
that he could do better for himself in pr
vate business.
ESTIMATES on the 25tb from the town
in Mississippi over which the recent to
nado swept placed the number of the kille
At 1873 and of the wounded at 1858. tt
property loss was said to exceed half
million dollars. q EF #f Z
THE death list on the 26th include
Hon. William Miller, ex-member of IL
Ohio Senate, who died 1t Columbus, al
Charles w. Foster, father of Govern'
Foster, WHO passed away at Fostoria, {
aged e'shty-tnree. -A q NOV
AN important arrest of counterfeite
is reported to have been made at New Y o.
a few days ago, eight of gang who hi
been operating in Pennsylvania, New Je
ser, Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland and Ne
York having been captured.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland wi
messed the dep ,rture OF ship-loal of err
grants for America the other day, helpii
children into the boats and encoura cing u
older ones. His sympathy was repor I'd
have "created a pro ound impression"
CHARLES F. KRlNG, who had bee
tried six times for the murder of Do
Broemser in st. Louis, NO., and rice Sc
fenced to death, has been released on So, o
bail, having recently been gra,ted a ne
trial by the United States Supreme Coul
THE jury again disagreed in the tri
OF Timothy Kelly, at Dublin, Ireland,
the 18th, for the Phoenix Park murde
Michael Fagin, who is charged with t
killing Of Burke, was placed on trial. T
court fined seventy five perto $tJ0 ca
for nonattendance as jurors.
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THERE were 1S2 business failur
throughout the Unit,d States an Cana
during the seven days ended on the q,
ss compared with 2o5 the week previo,
Tho New England States lad 90; aMiLd
States, 20; Western, 50; Southern, SO; F
cific States and Territories, Is; New 70
City, II, and Canada, 10.
ONE of the planks in the platfoF
presented at the Irish Conventio il Phi
'delphia, Pa, on the 27tn decl,res that t
course Of England in first re | 4 ing the Iri
peasantry to abject poverty and then ser
ing them penniless to America Is unnatur