Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-15

nearly the whole of England. In some
localities American beef is alone OBJ
tainable.
PARIS, September 1l.-Admiral
Pierre, who returned to France few
days ago from command of the French
feet in Madagascar, died to-day from
albuminuria.
The statistics collected by the Nat
ional Board of Health indicate that
Dayton, Ohio, is the healthiest city,
and New Orleans and Memphis the
most unhealthy.
The charred remains of seven more
victims of the brennan rag-house fire
have been dug out. This makes niue
who have been found, which CORES
ponds with the number Of missing.
The Mississippi Press Association was
pleasantly entertained during the last
day Of their visit to Cincinnati by the
officers of the Southern Railway. A
banquet was served at the Bur- ct
House at ii o'clock, which was fol-
lowed in the afternoon by a drive
through the suburbs.
Henri Conscience, the well known
Belgian writer, is dead, aged seventy
one.
Ernest Stevens, the English Socialist.
who,e arrest at Vienna and extradition
to Germany caused the recent riots
among workmen at Vienna,is committed
to prison at Hanau.
The six men who have been confined
at Tallamore Prison on the charge OF
numbering Constable Brown, have been
discharged for lack of evidence.
The Nederland Company's steamer
4 Prince Frederick, which was believed
to be in the Strait Of Sunda at the
time Of the volcanic eruptions, has ar
rived at Allen.
Mr.. Hugh J.. Hastings, editor and
proprietor of the New York Commercial
I Advertiser, last evening died at his
residence at Monmouth Beach, N. j.,
from Injuries received by being thrown
out of his carriage.
The Sultan during an audience with
the German Ambassador, declared it
the intention Of Turkey to adhere to
the policy foreshadowed by the Austro-
German alliance.
The appointment Of Gen. Schmitz
by the French Government rs Ambas-
sador to ST. Petersburg created an uil-
favorable impression at Berlin, owing
to his Alsatian origin.
The Right Hon. Hugh Law, Q. c.,
Lord Chancellol5of Ireland, is dead.
4 LONDON, September l0.-Easthqnaky
shocNs were felt yesterday and to-day
at Casamlcciol;l ANA Ischa.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 9.-Ben Rivers, II
young negro, was struck in the tempt
: by rock thrown by Newt. FlIzpa'rlcK
cnlored, this evening, and is dying iron
fracture Of the skull. Bud. Gentry
another negro desperate, assisted Fl'z
. patrick in making good his escape, ant
was arrested. Fitzpatrick rocked Riv
ers because he threw stone at WI,
Morgan, who was brutally bea ing hi
daughter.
There was an unusually stron,
earthquake at Lima, September 10.
The autumn nlaneuvers of IN
t French army have begun near Besa,l
i con.
4 LONDON, September flowing t.
!. information respecting proposed dem
omstration Oh the arrival of ODonnel
:, the slayer Of James Carey, from Scui
Africa, II gunloas will he sent to mre
the steamer, and her place OF l,ndin
:, may be changed.
e PARIS, September 1.-THE Italia
Z officer who was denied satisfaction b
Rochefort for the insult offered to Kin
Humbert, is Lieutenant Bettin, VIII
attempted suicide in New York. AN
= seriously wounded himself owing to
i lady having rejected his addressc
: Bettmi, evidently Il Dangerous, lurmti
met Rochefort yesterday and swore ne
e to return to Italy without satisfaction,
,e Rochefort drew revolver, and Bettil
Of withdrew.
W There was general sense of disa
il pointment that the Coroner did n,
ni find Marwood to be fall of Irish arse,,
'e or strychnine. There seemed to be
:. wi.le-spred conviction that the Irwin,
~ bles had removed him, and the verdi
that he died from natural causes is n
half satisfactory. There are five hu
r dred applicants for the vacancy.
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