The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06
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A mob attacked the Salvation Army Hall,
at Bienne, switzerland, and completely wrecked
the building. The police were powerlcss to
prevent the assaults, as the mob greatly ont
numbered them.
In the Engial House Of Commons, the
Right Hon. George DoisOn, Chancellor Of the
Duchy Of Lancaster stated ulat the customs
officials proposed to separate butter from but
tcrinc and olUomargarlne in tho customs re-
turns.
lieutenant dreely tccgrarhs to his friends
IN Nuwburyport Mass, that his physlcianS
consider public reception there ihad'lHable.
A locomotive crashed into n street railroad
car near Troy n. T., resulting in the killing
Of an old lady who was passenger on the
latter.
The Virginia law preventing officials from
taking part in politics was DECLARED nnconst-
| tuiiuual.
There were 925 failures In the Cntod
Suites during the past week, according 10 .
| Brdtlsiiafs report OF these NJ wire IN the |
Middle States, % in the New England, 32 m |
| the Southern, 70 In the Western and ~ IN tile ,
Pacific States and Territories. There were 10 !
| failures in Canada.
The Grccnback Convention will meet IN !
New York city August q, to appoint full set
of electors.
President Arthur has set aside his nomi-
nation Of Mr.. John Jarrett for the head OF the
new National Bureau of Labor and has ap-
pointed Mr.. VI, T. Iloderman of Illinois, To
the poSltiOn.
Over six Thousand packages Of aluorated
ten were rejected at the port of New York dur
ing the past month. The tatadan authori-
tbs have drciicd to admit into Canada no tea
which HIS been rejected by the United States
authorities.
Fifty panpcr immigrants forced to return
10 GERMANY ON the stram + Wcstphalia, cau-cd
n terrible scene at the Hamburg pier III New
York. and were treated with unnecessary ~
verify
AT Suamico, near Green lay, Wis, Joseph
Ashlcy's three little children left home early m
the day to pick berries. Not returning Sratch
, was made aid their bodies were ionhh III
, stream near by. They had stripped and gone
in wadng The victims were OliNrr aged "
Henry, aged 7, and Freddy aged years
, The relief ships with the survivors of the
u Grccly expedition are to arrive at Portsmouth,
, n H. August 1st The bodies OF the dead
will be sent to General Hancock, Mt Gov
errors Island fnr transmission tn the rest
dcncrs Of Relatives
-Ex-Congrcssmau John Hill, Of the Fifth
, New Jersey district, the father Of cheap post
l age" and one Of the best known OF the old
school politicians, dlcu AZ MS I'Hllch'c III i''"'
n ton, Morris county, n. J.
l AT Piano, Texas, two children were burned
: 10 death by the explosion of can OF coal on
n with which the older child was attempting to
klndlc Are.
m Hand 4 Ellsworth, paper merchants OF
" Nrw York MI lde an assignment TO John A.
pcrson, giving preferences for s]s,OOO to
is relatives for trust funds or money left III tho
business.
IN At Connellsvillc, Pa, A. Ovcrholt Coz
disticrv caught fire aud in less than three
70 hours the main building, with three b9nd''
warehouses and seven thousand barrels o
In whisky, were burned.
as Internal rcvcnuc receipts for the past Us
IL, cal year reached :l2l, 6NO,O39, b ing iO'l'ii
nj ofI from the previous year 81 near
IN :23 600, OOO.
II Seven persons we're bitten By mad DO
ea Friday at Newman station on the I'm ON pac'
IL icNailroad. fifteen miles cnstof Topeka, Kan
Julius Hollwcg, dcspondcnt Germa'
H., committed suicide i'll New York FRIDAY
OF shooting himself with a revolver, lie hau u
ranged /, so that, il the revolver had not kilt
it'll him he could fire of a rifle which he HI
zen plac D within few inches of his heart. u
fore shooting himself he smoked pipe III
to drank several g0sscs Oi beer
ON "A locomotive exploded near White Have
Pa, on Friday, killing the four men VINO we,
,,r on board. A freight train was deralled by u
Ills wreck and thirty cars were destroyed.
it'll -Ex-Governor St. John accepts tho nomln
ton for President rendered him by the prol
TIA bition party. u....
ed JOHN urchdotif. aged IA Frank Nittu
Of of the saint age, and Fred Jones were drown
by while fishing at Copperas Creek DAM III ol
Ion III. Friday morning. Their boat caug
ID in the eddy of the dam and was drawn una
re. the water.
"A construction train on the Vcksbul
;r- Shreveport and Texas Pacific Railroad ]
ons through the bridge over Alligator Bayou,
ing Engineer vanderbcrg and the hrem,
.os, The accident was caused by the rails havl
20 been torn up by unknown persons Tor the p
'" pose Of wreckihg the train.
1t is reported that an earthquake
10n- occurred at Massowah, on the Red Sea Nea
all tho houses IN the city were destroyed
'om- the Sims in the harbor were violcl
the rocked. The inhabitants were panic strict
and fed to the interior.
the MIR. parnell, in the House of Commc
no drew attention to the difficulty experience
de- obtaining from the House of Lords legslNt
beneficial to Ireland.
wSki Mr.. parnel derounceo tic irish Lea
and Convention to be held In Belfast
,uaS;; The condition OF Aries in consequence
:. the approach Of cholera u deploraple III
~ u Az" extreme The cofiinmakers have struck
ntcd nibher "abes' r..
gentlemen request the Lord Privy Seal tc
,.o move the restrictions upon the importeuo
) ST. cattle from Wyoming.
General Caceres has become Provisi
~, - President of Peru.
Uerr Orders from Paris have been teogral
Dane. to China to give the Chinese no more time
to occupy Foochow il Frances demands
, ,ov not at once satisfied.
,titu- Tho Australian cricketcrs have
beaten by the All England team.
, met The directors of the Panama Canal
,nent that the Canal will be open for traffic IN
Two steamers have collidcd off Corr
% the Some of the passengers and crew have
,volu- landed in Spain.
toa Assistant Postmaster Morton, OF Broc
Iehce, N. Y, has not vet been heard from, ar
idlng Irn,tcd states Marshal is watching for
'' "a with warrant.
At Augusta, Me-, a manufacturer or
'rench the steam whistle of his factory TO be
re- has in honor of the nomination for President
Ioroc- by the Prohibition National Convention
whistle WAS believed to be an alarm o
yer oo- and the fire companies were called out
the mistake was discovered.
oda a. The President has appointed Jol
a'y n,ot Brady, of Alaska George p Ihrie OF Pc
CAS- p yania and Chester Seeber, Of California
SO Ser' Commissioners for Alaska. They will
y " respectively at sitka, wrange, and CUNT
49, -. Mr.. Hozi, the chairman Of the Jal
ms Az Naval Commission, who has been insp
Oeif"i the navy yards for the past few weeks 81
American navy is in an absolutely wr
in give condition; that it could not even CO
heaveu against Japan. He sees nothing to p
steam one first class man-of-war from dest
New York.
4 of an A young woman who lived in priv
turday, tel in Clinton place, New York, set fir,
pile of clothing in her bedroom and Ia!
d great by it to die. The smell Of the smoke
ont. the discovery Of the fire and the other II
q bccn of the hotel were saved from great
,ssby;llc. The would-be suicide had broken up
A'''' homo for an old man With whom she wsss