The bee., 1883-04-28
THE NEWS

ernmens VIII not rebuild, as coptract sO'' %
awarded few weeks ago for the ..ao' a..a.. "a'
a new stone house on Grand Alice V',oa y Of
nearly 100000. ''' % COS.
Forty-eight cities and town.
have voted upon the liquor Questi;a- l-''ao'
balloting for municipal officer, .,ou' sa- In
declared for prohibition or ana; S,ol''esn -,
thirty-one declared for license So ;a''l'e
were for high license, and four townsi.' ".''a
the saloon question and voted on .sI.9 s..o'ed
political issues. ''alsh.
considerable excitement was c,r.,
Ashland, Pa, by the settling Of tS. -''l a.
over one of the gangways of the tnUs.n ny surface
hery. which it was ferred would c,1-" ,,'I CO..
of houses in that vicinity to sink Oa..}' o. '}'
houses began to settle and has dis,n. u
entirely. pP'l'e
Between two and three hundred co.,,
on ranehes in the panhqndle (Ter.,[ a0o'S A.,
are on strike for an increase of f,on, s.,,'1 so1
$50 per month and board. The -. ~ I"
well armed and threaten to kill apv NO. - a''
employed, also to fire the rancba, -, -" l''l
general trouble. -" "O'A
Some 800 "assisted'' Irish
has arrived at Boston by the San,.;I e''I,S l-'
were in good health. The CuDa,I H.. 4 an
booked as many steerage passepgar, -, -, : -
vessels can bring in three months Tba ,m ,'''
line has special arrangement w., ''',S' =
British Aid to Irish Emigration Asso.;.. .''
to stop at Sligo and other ports intbsWa,.,
Ireland for this class of passengers
Kate Kane, the only woman LAWYER u ,,.,
waukee, threw a glass of water in tina g.. -
Judge Mallory, in the Criminal Com, ~,
was fined $50. She claims the Jnd,.
suited her, but will not say how. Sbs,..-.-.
to pay the fine, and will 90 to iail NM.
friends interfere.
Mrs. W. J. Stephens, wife of the rr,b,..
Judge of Missoula county, NJ. T.. sbo, ,r1
killeda man named Smith, who was attsm,.
ing to enter her room through the vinIor
Her husband was away from home AZ n,
time.
John Lilly has obtaineda verdictof ss5nm
damages against the New York Central Rail
road Company for the loss of his LEGS.
Middle and Southern News
President Arthur has formally accepted 4,
invitation to attend the 114th annual ba,
quet of the Chamber of Commerce Of n,
State of New York, to come off at DeImo,
ico's on the Sth of May Several members a
the cabinet will also be present, and dis;p
guished guests from both parties. represent.
ing diverse views on the tariff and otbs
questions, are expected to be present anu
respond to toasts.
The Scott bill has became a law IL 'rr,,
1t taxes each liquor dealer in the State $gD
per year. Those selling oily beer and w,,.
pay S10O.
The Irish convention to be helA u PHI,
Gelphia April 25 and 2G viii not be postpone!
on Mr.. PWnell's account.
The Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
rendered a decision in the case of tie Ned,
cal College of Virginia. This is the case in
which the Governor removed the old board
of visitors of that institution and appointed
a new board. The court is of the unanimous
opinion that the Governor had the right TO
fill the vacancies that might occur nfs
old board, out that he had no right u GREATS
by removal in order to GIL them.
The college remains under the management
The stockholders of the Mutual Union
Telegraph Company have met in New York
and ratified the lease of the lines of that
company to the Western Union Telegraph
Company. There were represented by The
owners in person or by proxy 96,3lO shares Of
stock, and the vote in favor of ratification
was luminous.
In vier7 of reported restlessness amOns
several of she Indian tribes, the War Depart
n eat is making preparations to suppreSsa AMI
outbrake that may occur. Seven hundredre
cruits are already on their way to varior
regim snts in the Department of the COlum
bia, New Mexico, Arizona and the lndia9
Territory.
There has been disastrous food at Yahra
hia, Mexico. The river rose so rapidly thu
the people could not escape. Six person
were drowned, and much valuable pToreI'
and stock were swept away.
In the United States Court at New Orleans
government obtained vc~dict of SlO)c
against the bondsmen Gen. Stealmln
who was collector of that port in 1871 Th
loss sustained is represented to be S}j)OG
The Pennsylvania Senate has p1sseia bill
making general election day legal holiday
also bill preventing the consolidation 0
competing pipe lines for the transpOrtauo
of oil.
The Fitzhugh levee, five miles beoT
Helena, Ark, gave way onWednesday nigh
and the water is pouring through creTas'
two hundred yards in width.
Fire in House & DaviIsou's Touring mil
at Cleveland, entailed a loss of S4O,OOl Id
is $4,000.
A fire at Hawkins Valley, Ga, destro!e
eighteen business bonses. Loss Slj,UV1
At New Orleans the stores of Boissea1
Martinez, hats; Levi Loeby, Schener go
wholesale dry goods, and Hansel & Co., Sad
dlery, were burned. The loss is estlmIis
at 500, 900; fully insured.
A fire at Aurelia, Iowa, sixty miles west
this city, destroyed twenty-five buslne'
buildings. The loss is estimated at bet"es
$4,000 and 100000. Almost the enllI
business part of the town is in ashes.
The failure of Messrs. Thomas Fl. Paul
Sons. proprietors Of the new loc0mou'
works IN BaItin Q has been announced
A storm swept over Chattanooga, Tenn
Sunday which did considerable damage
property.
Ex-senator Kellogg was admitted to Oh
In $4,000 to an wer the indictment OF con
spiracy and bribery.
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