Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-31
LATEST NEWS.

LONDON. May q The Emperor of Russit
wss crowned in the Kremliu Palace at Mos
COW yesterday with imposing ceremonies,
No accident occurred TO mar the ceremonies
The Gar has issued proclamation granting
amnesty 10 certain political prisoners. M
has also conferred the order of st. Alexander
Nrwsk in diamonds, upon II. do Giers
Minister Of Foreign Affair.
The Peruvian Congress convened at Are
quipa on the Goth instant. On the 223 Mon
tCnero sent a long me sage treating of the
gloomy out ook before the country, pras-
ing the loyalty of Bolivit TO the alliance. ar
r,igning Chill as sggre 4sivo and character
izoing her offers of peace as too unjust to be
accepted by Perue The message closes with
Sn expression that little hope of peace il
entertained at present
l,500 people took part in an anarchist dem
onstration i'll Paris yesterday.
The reported defeat of the French in Ton
uuin is confirmed.
A Burln law student has been shot and
killed in duel.
The Swedish ministry have resigned.
Three mortgages from the Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore Railway company
have been filed in the recorders Office at
Cincinnati; The first, for $500 900, to Sc
cure the second mortgage bonds of the road;
the second, for 81 10000, TO secure the
third mortgage bonds; the third to secure
$500 600 of first income bonds and S4,OOO, =
600 of second income bonds.
The Muskogee |. T., colored people, in the
Cherokee Nation, have drawn up strong
protest against the recent action of the Cher
okee Council i'll declaring that the large
amount of money received from the govern
ment in payment for lands shall be distrib-
uted only TO Cherokees by blood
The legal proceedings instituted against
he Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad by the
Lackawanna Bailroad Company relative to
q crossing eliminated in q fight in Buffalo
for its possession. Fifteen cars of the two
roads were destroyed.
The shoe manufacturers and shoe opera
tives Of Cincinnati have terminated the lock
ont, which has kept $500 men idle for a
fortnight. All hands will resume work and
leave the settlement of the difficulty to arbi-
tration.
The body of a young woman with her
throat cut foated in on the beach at Point
Breeze the extreme end of Coney Island, on
Saturday.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, in q letter to the
mayor of New Orleans, proposes to compro-
mise her judgments against that city for
S1,3l7,0OO.
1t is announced that there is deficiency
of $1,000 in the accounts of JOSIAH Nail, as
sistant postmaster of Atlanta, Ga,
In the competitive drill at Nashville
Tenn, on Saturday the $1,000 prize was
awarded to the Mobile Rifles, the $1,000
prize to the Crescent Rifles of New Orleans
and the $500 prize to the Treadway Rifles of
st. Louis. Battery G, Louisiana Field Ar
tillery, had the highest score, $50. Frank j.
Badger, of the Crescent Rifles, took the first
prize cup for the best drilled man. Eich-
born's Band, of Louisville, Ky., took the
first prize; Hotlewaites Band, OF st. Louis,
the second prize, and the Decoran Drum
Corps. of Decotah, Iowa, took the gold
headed drum stick. The Mobile Rfles were
given a grand reception on their arrival at
home