The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-01
NEWS NOTES.

few days ago.
All the Danish papers advise Prince WA.
demar to decline the Bulgarian throne.
Tie President has appointed Frank Cole.
man to DO register of the land once ~
Huntsville, Ala.
Herr Ritter Scholer, the head OF the
great firm OF Ritter SclOller i Co.. OF VI
emma, died few days ago
Fitch, Cox & Staples boot manufacturers
Worcester, Mass, have assigned. Liabilt-
ties about $50. 900; assets not known.
Captain Nab0koff, who led the recent re-
volt at Bourgas, has been surrendered into
the custody of the Russian Consul at Bour-
gas.
The various trades unions representatives
Of Philadelphia, have decided to organize as
a political party and contest the mayoralty
election in February.
Secretary Lamar has declined to accept
an invitation to attend banquet OF the lrO-
QuOis Club, of Chicago because OF the pres
sure of official business
The Westinghouse air brake company has
notified the Penns. vania State Department
of an increase in its capital stock Of $780,
600 to SO, 0OO, 900.
A meeting was held at Glasgow few
DAYS ago at which 1t was resolved To erect
a monument to Burns "IIighland Mary
on Castle Hill at Dunoon.
Willis Brown, q noted desperate OF No.
braska City, NeE, was shot and severely
wounded by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Hu.
berrie, while resisting arrest
While Lord Abesdare was shooting at
Brecon. Wales, the other day, his gun ex-
ploded. shattering his right hand. Physi'
clans amputated the third finger.
| Dispatches from Afghanistan state that
the Afghan troops, after a severe fight dc.
feated the GhiIsa rebels, and sent ten cart
loads of heads Of rebels to Cabul.
| Reliable advices from Vienna state that
the Gar declines TO accept Prince Wade.
mar as ruler of Bulgaria, but will not Op-
pose Prince Nicholas, Of Montenegro
General Boulanger, addressing an athletic
society In Paris. said that France was con-
tinually preparing for war, such action be-
ing the only guarantee Of lasting peace.
C.P. Chatfed's large Touring mill and
elevator, at Bay City. Mich, was burned
the other day, with 400 barrels of flour and
6,00O bushels Of wheat Loss 5000; in
surance S22,00
A young American woman. who at present
conceals her identity, has begun an attempt
to fast for thirty days in Paris. A commit
tee of medical men are watching the pro-
gress Of the fast.
The shipping convention which met at
Pensacola Fa, the other day, was largely
attended by delegates from the Gulf States.
Governor Perry and the Mayor delivered ad.
dresses of welcome.
Mrs Rachel Bnshman. Of Batavia, N. T.,
was awarded 93, 500 in an action for Islander
against Mrs Miranda Thompson. who had
accused Mrs. Bushman Of stealing OH arm.
full of wood from her
| William d. Burnett, the newly appointed
District Attorney for Southern on o. Is .
lawyer in Cincinnati, and was Endorsed by
Governor Iloadly, Senator Payne and other
leading Ohio Democrats
Disastrous floods have occurred through.
out the south Of France. Much damage
has already been done and the wash-Outs
along the railroads have compelled the COM
plete suspension of travel.
Samuel Allen, life saving keeper on Block
Island, r. l. has been requested to resign
on account Of charges that he asked money
Of applicants for positions in the crews, and
that he was very active In local politics.
u The noljce bave been inst-s'.td ~ report
mo fnuTp5ef Of tenant farmers In each dis
trct throughout Ireland that have been
evicted, their ability to pay rent and whether
the National League influence those able to
pay, etc.
While sinking q well near Richmond. Mo-.
i &c. a.. Il
depth Of 1873 feet A company will be
formed at once and the well sunk 1000 feet,
with every prospect Of developing . first.
class we'll.
The American Turf Congress- In session
at Cincinnati, adOped resolution to have a
regular corps Of paid judges on the circuit
Charles Green. of st. Louis, was elected
president, and B. G. Bruce, Of Lexington,
KY, secretary.
Thomas Murphy, a keeper at the menag.
eric in Roger Williams Park, Providence,
r. l., was attacked and terribly lacerated
by a large and savage monkey which he was
attending the other day. He was removed
to a hosp tai. Ills face, hands aud breast
are badly torn.
Joseph p. Long, Wholesale cloak dealer,
| - Sh'C"6ps hoS 0SNlkItu Ills Ildbillticd
are placed at SS3 264, and the assets consist
Of large stock Of cloaks and small
amount of real estate. The principal cred.
itors are in New York, Philadelphia, Bos.
ton and Chicago
w. F. McLaughin's wholesale tea and
coffee warehouse, OH South Water street,
Chicago, known as the Union Mills, was
burned the other day. The building con.
tanned stock of tea coffee and spices
valued at $4,000 The total loss Is abOu
100000; amply covered by insurance.
Official returns from twenty. seven conn
ties Of Colorado, and reliable estimates from
the remaining thirteen, gives Symes, Re
publican, for Congress- 700 majority. The
Senate W II cons st Of nineteen Republicans
and eight DemOcrats-a Democratic gain OF
five. The lower house, twenty-five Repub
leans and twenty four Democrats Dem
Ocratic gain Of ten.
The New York World prints sensational
article limiting that The disappearance Of
Mrs. Victoria MOrosina Schlling may have
been the result OF foul play. It is argue,
that the circumstances are suspicious, an,
that II seems impossible that the lady coul,
have been so completely lost to the publ
knowledge and yet remain alive and unre
strained OF her liberty.
In the middle Of the playing season o
1885, the Detroit base ball club bought IN,
indianapolis franchise with the understand
ing that all the players should be trans
ferred. Two thousand dollars was pai
down and another $4,000 was to be pai,
when the players signed with Detroit Tn
, battery-McKeon and Kennan-refused Z
} come and the Detroit club refused to pay
The Indianapolis club sued in the Unite
States Court and have just been awarde
S26S.90. This is ssractical victory for DE
: ,roit as verdict under $500 does not carr
costs