Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-24
LATER NEWS IETMs.

The Austrian agent at Philippopolis
has notified Prince Alexander of Bulgaria that
the military commission to demarkate line
between Servia and Bulgaria will consider the
defeats AMI victories of both belgerents.
A crisis in the British Cabinet is
reported as impending The landed and
Democratic Conservative elements are at odds
in their views, and negotiations between ex-
treme Tories and the Wing wing of the Liberals
iubilaut over a prospect of defeating tho
Radicals.
The Dublin Daily Express, a con-
sistent upholder of the Loyalists, devotes a
leading article TO picturing the consequences
which would result from home rule in Ireland
If the demands of the Parnellites are granted,
and any such scheme of home rule is attempt
ed as Mr. Gladstone has been credited with
contemplating, the Express declares that civil
war would not be unlikely to follow. There
would DO such q clashing of class interests,
such rivalry between the friends of the old
regime and the partisans of the now order OF
things, that civil strife could hardly be avoid
ed. And in case such extremities were pro-
vented, it is perfectly certain that there would
still be endless friction between the Imperial
Government and that OF Ireland
The George @. Ware Vinegar Com
pany, in Cincinnati, was burned, involving a
loss of $4,000, and Feldkamp & Bros furni-
ture factory was also burned; loss, $4,000.
Two Chicagoans drove double
sleigh through to Milwaukee in two days. d.
R. Timothy and companion drove Agar
old team and cutter from Franklin Grove to
Dixon, Ill, ten miles, in 36A minutes, for q
wager Of $500.
Two lieutenants of police were dis
missed at Cincinnati for drunkenness. They
had been paid the previous day and rlotously
celebrated the event
Joel Anderson and Laurel Baugh
were recently tried for murder at Carrollton,
Mo-, convicted, and sentenced to life imprison-
ment Securing new trial, they were again
convicted last week, and sentenced to death.
Hon. William Pitt Lynde, an ex-
Congressman and one of the most prominent
members of the bar in the Northwest, and Sc
Nor member of the law firm of Finches, Iynde
& Miller, died at Milwaukee last week. He
was 6S years of age. He was sufferer for al
most year past from complication of dis
eases.
Washington telegram: western SEN
urging them to oppose the confirmation of
Land Commissioner Sparks because of his re-
cent rulings. Mr.. Sparks was confirmed by
the Senate as Commissioner of the General
Land Office on the 25th of last March"
The total number of failures in the
United States reported to BradstreerS for the
week was PIT, against 221 the preceding week,
decline of 4, and as compared with 305 in the
like week of December, 1884, $50 in 1883, 236 in
1882, and 1875 in 1881. This continues the mark
ed decline in the total number of failures
weekly during the last quarter of the year as
against 1884. The grand total of failures in
the United States from Jan l to Dec Is was
1911, against IL ,0SS in like portion of 1884,
decline of 316 The totals for fifty weeks of
1888, 1882, and 1881, respectively, were 1851,
1862, and $3.50
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