The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-05-28
The German Anti-Socialist law has been

rejected.
-Zobehr Pacha declares that he will not rest
until he has killed General Gordon.
"A treaty OF peace has been signed between
France and China. The latter agrees to with
draw her troops from Tonquin.
AT a nationalist meeting at Waterford Mr..
Dayitt argued that five years rent would DO |
an equivalent for the purchase OF holdings |
from landlords.
France has refused to recognize the lglc-
sias government in Peru.
Spanish -four merchants complain OF the
treaty with the United States in regard to Cuba.
-Aguero and the insurgents continue to hold
their own in Cuba.
The Mexican Congress grants President
Gonzalez authority to contract loan OF
10000, 900
The stadt Theatre in Vienna was totally de-
stroyed by fire, but fortunately no lives were
lost
-Bismarck's resignation OF the Presidency
Of the Prussian Cabinet has been accepted.
The bodies OF two fishermen in dory were
picked up by a Gloucester schooner.
After 3 fight In which he was stabbed,
| a man walked away and bled to death in the
streets Of Utica.
The officers OF the New England Tobacco
| Growers Association have inaugurateda move
ment to secure the repeal OF all internal reve-
nue. taxes Oh tobacco.
The bill providing civil service examina-
tions for the employees Of the cities in the
now goes IN The Governor
rodr,,,o, =, 20 ooo ooo from tha Nav
| vi, s,o,o ,s,a,;nr " ,o", VAR IA made in tha
,Wl .'.,'aa, psass .aoJ ~ asasn,II.
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| A heavy frost took place In Wisconsin'
| Three negro murdeIcrs were hanged at
Greenvillc, s. c., and two white men for the
same crime at Ashland, Ohio.
A man arrested in PHILADELPHIA for nal
practice was found dead In his cell.
Tho oo., ,o,,o,, q, ,ho o,,hr.o,o oorry.
my ooa, 'VnnuSo IL 'on,',oa uno ~ uos 11o
ms @ ''n,pv ;,,.roaoa ~ ais 400 ,ons cnmn,roJ
viii the corresnondInr month of Inst wear.
IT, ,,oro "a, ,sin.o. and srs,cns;n,,
ur,',.1 VIZ o.n ' a',,aS ,a ,,,n a,,'',,c;a'
W. Wv vi'i'.u 80, an";ns, no 4, r. ,ro
uu,inB .no ,ca ass ns 90 =, ~ Wv ,rro ~
,,, ,a.Ls ~ ,ssa 1880 and IssI resncc.
"nI'' Io
| The Dakota Democratic Territorial ooh-
vention elected delegates 10 the NatlohaI opii'
venf'on. Ihey are nhihS'Incteu, pn' % aio W.
lleved to be Tor Iilden ana hehdricks. Msolu.
tons were adopted iaVorihH revenue Ieio'n,
accoldhs 'ne oi ~ az. a,S,au' c;v s.r.
uhe evils OF 'ho P'eSIn. mi'm s" ta, aoii;or,
moe le,oi'n, amu '%u ,as ond svnrinc n cnr,
oppoainS 'h nu' au.a! '""5 IVA "n.,,or,u,io n.nsr
'eme! v, Ro''' 'n'e'' ",,' ~" p"p
The Vermont state ureehDacx Convention
auopteu Iesoiu'l1hs "lnch , uoma,a n.a 'ao p,uEy
ment OF tne pupic ueo' az raPiuy IN ,ne
money shall accumulate III me treasury uha'
the government shall Issue greenG"rih g,u.i MONEY
iaVor INTERSTATE Gohinicrcial teBua,sonsl "no
cision that the rreenback is a legal tender. The
delegates favor Cen Butler.
r Began Cash, the fugitive murderer, wa
overtaken by posse near Cheraw, ). g., but
OH answering with a shotgun summons Z
, surrender. the entire posse fired and he lei
, pierced with twenty balls ,.
Joseph Barling, slSty-four years Old, whl
r walking along Ihird avenue, New lork city, a
I noon, was attacked by three men, VINO dragBe
hun INTO haliway, anu, a'er roppn,B nin
choked and beat INN 10 dea'i' Ills hi"ruerc'
, "ere a'io''vu' ,,.u
In thc new 10TH ola.o nease .en oon ol' ~, a'oM ~.
L ing New iork city 10 contribute ;op,uoy ~, VI VI
. Barthoidi STATUE oi hipcry ieuo''" run
was passed.
If Lieutenant Emory commanding the Bea
10 reports from st' oonh Boneramy isNS,ao So
conditions III the Arc'ic ior the reiici Vi "rec
g and party.
10 h sou,N Mo,ces.u'' n ,"Ss,, ,"' @ "Pavnu" "m"
" Thn' a,' ,,';il w,s fnnr Stories bich and built
hr;or 7, was nscd for The mannfactnro
,rnoio, yarn and was running day and nipl
The fire originated in the picker room, al
;, ! spread 80 rapidly that many of the operativ
~ had to lump from the upper windows. Full
D. 20 OF them were badly injured ana some
'. them 1t is feared fatally.
A promjnent barrister OF Winnepeg ran
a with $40, 900 of other peoples money
" mo e,,octod rcsplts NJ Canadian INN
Grafton ara greatlv Iesscned by the number
:, 5arson. who Immediately cross the border Al
'. settle in the United States.
j. Tho Norwec;an bark Theresa, having
ID board the remainder of the survivors Of d
NJ collision between the steamship % oaye VI fo
y, ida ana fomeha' mas arrNeo Nv 0"o'o0'
!" A young man named Walls became lnsa
through accidcntaiiy hiihiB h'S h'o'her
70 Sussex county, Del.
~ Trouble IL feared among the ChoctaW !
i dians owing to some of them being dlssaliSn
+ with recently enacted law regarding !
trial OF criminals thG r ,a nSre nave pSe w .ba
e. | ~
he ton. MI nj NJ,
Us The splnners s'rihe ~ s;a,I,. ran nIu' r m'
II Is practlcai'y ehucu' anu "sA'"o"''' 'o'
spinners.
Tho witnesses who acknowledged tn,
perjury in the Hill-Sharon case in the 5
Francisco trial have been arrested and plac
,at under heavy bail.
to Two fatal cases Of criminal negligence
nd the part of druggists occurred in Pltsburg.
I'll Tho Scvmour Satin Company, Of Min
'en apolis is in the hands Of a receiver.
Tor ~Cvrrs II. Mccormick, head Of the gr
ich harvester maa'taS a; Thirsgo CV dipd nesday a
in the richest mon IN onSSSy dSu Sor sovsrs re,
rn %. lie haa peen sn ia'"nI . ,ao;,;eiau ,G ~
ch He was never Aho"h 10 pon"0"".
The Governor OF New YORK yetoed
ore Broadway Arcade or Underground haiir
" bill
IN President Grcvv. Of France. has pardo
era n,a;nr;tv nf tho minera who were impriso
elv Sor , %suiry VI n,rticinated in the labor riot
nana;n M
D'"am'' a r. ,, has sro,,v de
Jon -Ihe Enghsh eoyel,,,es eat ,soa;,;nn u to tIe
en- mlhed 10 seho rr..y LoAo, "" To.Sn, hs. M a.