The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Inc Dpu1llSn DllIBtcTb UhNe ucClucu, III
council, that seven OF the fifteen members OF
the Black Hand Anarchist Society condemned |
to death shall be executed at Jcrez The others
will suffer lifelong servitude.
The bill re-cstablshing divorce has passed
its first reading in the French Senate by a vote |
Of 1856 to 1l5.
Twelve artillery officers have been arrested |
at Odessa, Russia and fifty male and female
pupils in three high schools at Kscheneff have
been arrested on charge Of Nihilism.
One hundred persons have been arrested
at Kiefi, Russia on the charge OF nihism.
Forty army officers are among the number.
Two hundred arrests have also been made at
Charkow.
1T is reported that sentinel patrolling at
Windsor Castle was fired at on Saturday night
by two men, who made their escape. Increased
vigilance il now shown by the guards at tho
castle.
Reports have reached Cairo to the effect
that the rebels nine days ago massacred hus-
scin Pacha Khaifa, commander at Berber, and
all his family; the garrison, which was faithful
TO the Khedivc, and the European traders VINO
remained there.
The returns issued by the British Board OF
Trade show that during the month OF May
the British imports decreased, as compared
with that month in 1888, f3, 100000, and that
the exports increased during the same period
f3js,OOO, as compared with those OF may
1883.
1t il reported that the plague has APP
peared on the Persian frontier.
An election riot has occurred at medspell,
| in Hungary. Five persons were killed and two
| wounded
| --ArGloucester (Nass.) fishing schooner was
run down and sunk bya coal steamer. -Four
| lives were lost
Eight ont Of eleven OF Professor Bruton's
troupe of performing dogs were poisoned ny
some person unknown in New York. Mr.. Bergh
has offered 800 for the detection Of the mis-
creant. The dogs were very valuable
The Rio Grandc has risen rapidly at Ell
Paso Texas, and great damage to property
along its banks has resulted.
The production of the precious metals in
the United States decreased S3,O0O 600 in 1881
as compared with 1882
Franco has assured Italy that she has nC
intention Of modifying the status quo in Nor
occo.
Russia is said to be planning internstiona
action against dynamiters.
dynamite cartridges were exploded il
front of two churches in Genoa.
Much rioting occurred in Brussels owinl
TO the result Of the Belgian elections in favo
of the liberals. A conservative cabinet will b
called TO power.
The coal companies have decided to rails
the price of coal and reduce the wages OF mir
ers during the current month.
"A demented pauper leaped from the to
OF the almshouse at Erie, Pa, and was II
stanlly killed.
Failures in the fruit trade have take
place in New York.
Chancellor Runyon, Of Newark, N. j
issued an order TO the managers OF the Newar
} Savings Institution directing them to sho
cause why they should not be punished II
{ contempt in loaning the funds OF the ban
contrary to the Chancellor's orders.
a Gen. Joseph D. Williams, the first ADJ
1 tant General Of the State Of Connecticut, III
r der Gov. Buckingham, died at Hartford,
heart disease, at the age OF sixty'four years.
A The cashier Of the Watertown, Mass
r Bank who stopped in Missouri loug enough
o be arrested, was sent to State Prison for eigl
years.
/ BY the wreck Of the schooner Six Brothe
off Newfoundland fourteen lives were lost
a -Forty-five of the crew OF the icc-strandt
!. brig Confederate ho'o Loon iupouod.
d -Awife beater at Buffalo crushed the SIX,
of n neighbor who interfered to protect
woman. !.
A villain by setting fire to barn in Cl
% earn caused the death Of two men.
~ The Union Depot Building at 81. Pa
Mimi, was totally destroyed by fire.
~ john Knox Polk, nephew OF Preside
p Polk has been sent to an insane asylum
o. John G. Emo was indicted by the Gra
,Jury of New York city for unlawful convers
,o of the funds Of the Second National Bank.
Y, The famous ,urfman General Abe Buio
ut of Louisville, KY, committed suicide AZ
Is residence of his brother Benjamin Buioru
N Danvile, Ind, Just after the breakfast hou
Henry @. veunor, the weather p,ropl
III died on Sunday in Montreal. He was Dorl
W, Montreal in 1Sil, and early in life pega
", take interest in natural science.
is, "A barrel of beer exploded in brewer
OF Newburg, N. Y, killing James Quillan.
m head was mangled beyond recognition. >,
to' o' news of the accident caused his Invalid vii
H. become demented.
sip Five Italian tramps while walking the
M ro road tracks near Pittsburg, Pa, met
ar trains. and not knowing how to get on
IN; their way two Of the tramps were killed
ted one fatally injured.