Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

A decision was rendered in the United
States Circuit Court at Boston ia the suits
against the stockholders OF the defunct Pa
cific National Bank re luiring the defendants
to pay a second assessment of 100 per cent.
| on their stock. The loss OF the stockholders
by this decision is S2,O0O,OO0.
Secretary Bayard, in resigning the
senatorship from Delaware, gave the Legis-
lature TO understand that his successor should
be Attorney General Gray. The Salisbury
family, however, are pushing Representative
Lore for the vacancy, and the struggle grows
In interest daily.
Drs. Sands and Shrody, consulting
phi ,sicians in Gen. Grants case, visited the
Generals residence and held q consultation
with DIR. Douglass. They fully Endorsed the
treatment of the patient adopted by Drs.
Barker and Douglass. The General was in a
comfortable coalition. The local disease Is
believed, for the present, to be stationary.
Recent deaths: At Chelsea, Mass,
John Robbins, known throughout the United
States as manufacturer of bsggage-checks;
at Buffalo, N. Y, G. w. McCune, proprietor
of the Buffalo Courier; at Washington, the
wife of Congressman Herbert, of Alabama.
1t was decided at the meeting of the
Gordon Memorial Committee IN London that
.ss $3.50, ofSoss
to the people OF all nations The Prince of
Wales presided at the meeting of the COM
mittee, and among the members present
were Lord Granville and the Dukes of Cam
bridge and Edinburg. The Khedive has
already granted a site for the proposed
hospital
A through express train on the Texas
Pacific Road was wrecked on bridge at Vii.
lage Creek, near Fort Worth. The fireman
was killed, the engineer was fatally injured,
and two postal clerks were seriously bruised.
A large number Of strikers at Marshall and
Dallas manned q wrecking train and went
out TO repair the bridge and track,
Following is a summary of the stu
alton in the Soudan, Gs teegraphed by cable
from London: Cen. Graham's arrival at
suakin was hailed with joyful reclamation
by the troops, who have had anything but an
easy time lately, owing to constant attacks
by the Arabs. Gen. Graham has ordered
eral advance toward the interior is to
be made Immediately. The first objective
point will be Sinkat, where an intrenched
camp is to be established for the summer.
In the autumn the army will proceed to Ber-
ter. Incidentally to the march upon Sinkat
Osman Digma will have to be whipped. Os-
man, however, has issued proclamation
promising to capture Suakin and TO destroy
the British.
The British Government has pre-
pared an extradition bill authorizing an
amendment to all British treaties, with
view to surrender persons charged with muir
der, malicious wounding, or conspiracy to
murder any ruler, sovereign, or member OF
any royal family, and also persons charged
with the Illicit manufacture or storage of ex-
plosives.
Orders have been given by Secre-
tary Lamar and Attorney General Garland
Sdat q pGfts aE hSs Gpa and GsfF coSsf
the proceeds into the Treasury. 1t appears
that seven clerks in the Interior Department
have heretofore been used as drivers.
Arizona citizens, without regard to
party, denounce the .venalty and extrava-
gance of their Legislature, which adjourned
after having appropriated $1,000, 600 for very
questionable subsidies, and an effort is to be
made to stop the payment of the corrupt
bills.
The Transcontinental Railway AS
ISOLATION announce reduced tariff on green
fruits from the Pacific coast to Eastern
points. The rate per 100 pounds by freight
train TO Chicago will be $3.50.