The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-07-31
OUR GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

DOMESTIC.
A Milwaukee Judge has decided that boy
cotting is crime. :
Quinine, that used to sell at q per ounce,
now brings ffty-fve cents. 4. r.
President Cleveland had, up to June 30,
vetoed sixty eight private psnsions.
Messrs. Charles 9cribner's Sons arc TO
publish another Scribner's Magasine.
Judge David Davis died at Bloomington,
ILL.,, June &c, Of malignant osrbuncle.
Paul II. Hayne, the well-known Southern
poet, died at his home, Copse Hill, Ga.
There il not . single hrst-class carica-
turist out Of employment in this country.
Miss Rose Cleveland has assumed edito-
aial control Of the Chicago Literary Life.
Two colored lawyers have just been ad-
mitted to practice in the Corporation Court
Of Lynchburg, Va.
The terrible gale at Apalachicola, Fla,
uprooted trees, unroofed houses and caused
a loss of 90, 600 and six lives.
Company d, of the Louisville Legion, is
soon to give an exhibition Of the manual
with Chinese lanterns after dark.
Almost hundred people were poisoned,
six fatally. at Coultersville, ILL.,, by eating
ice cream made in copper vessels.
G. d. Graham, Philadelphia cooper,
made a sncoessful trip through the whirl-
pool rapids at Niagara in oask Of his own
making.
A drunken German in Buffalo, n. T.,
lifted his infant child from its cradle by
the legs and dashed its brains ont against
the wall.
Mr.. Beecher, when he sailed from New
York, took with him some carrier pigeons
aud sent back messages to friends after the
steamer had reached distance Of 100 miles,
six of them being received.
The Osborne apartment house, in New
York, which measures 200 feet from side
walk level to roof and is the tallest resi-
depoe in the world, is now in litigation.
FOREEGN.
Young Prince Louis Napoleon is still in
japan.
The youthful Emperor of China Is &C.
riously i'll of consumption.
Fresh conflicts have taken place between
Montenegrins and Albanians.
Prince Victor Napoleon has gone on a
trip to Italy and Switzerland.
The Leithe's wooden mills at Tourceing
have been burned. Loss, 1000, 900 france.
Sixty houses we're destroyed by fire yes
terday at Beshik Tosh, suburb of Constan-
tinople. d
The Porte, on account of the Bulgarian
considerations, has stopped disbanding the
troops.
The great hall and the entire right wing
of the University OF Brussels burned. Loss,
100000.
The Porte has paid Russia further sum
of 10000 toward the liquidation OF the
war indemnify.
Emperor William has granted go, O0Oto
the town of Crossen, Prussia, to aid the
storm sufferers.
Eight French torpedo boats were lost in
the recent storm on the Atlantic, and forty
persons drowned.
The King Of the Belgians has offered the
Count of Paris for residence the royal
chateau at Ciergnon
NJ. Cambon, French resident General at
Tunis, has been appointed French am-
bassador to the Vatican.
.loo.oo >,;.: ~% d;vorco 10 k,oor, Urn =, tod
to Baron H. de Worma against his wife
Frances, nee Won Todeseo, on charge of
intldelity. ....zz...
A warrant has been issued against Kras-
zewski, the Polish poet, on account of his
failure to return to prison at the expiration
Of his leave.
| The Marohand Bros. oil factory at Dun
kerque3 has been burned. Loss, 2,00O, 600
out of employment.
Rev. H. W. Beecher II making an Euro.
pean tour. He has been given brilliant
banquet in London and is to deliver q
sermon in Westminster Ahhay.
The city of Paris is to issue loan of
$50 0oQ, 600 to inaueurats aud carry on pub
| lie improvements for the purpose Of fur
nishing work to the unemployed.
The Bavarian Parliament has given
two huudred thousand forms to Prince
Luitpold u enable him to maintain royal
establishment consistent with his new rank
Of regent.
King George of Greece has nearly finished
splendid palace at Copenhagen, and has
saved enough money to give him n life in
come of $125,000 year independently of
any public position.