The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-12-08
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Colonel SwhL OF Lexington. ny, nag
the celebrated English stallion
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A. }. Arfsten, furniture deaIer NJ DenVer'
COL. has assigned. L'aDllitles' fE,oni
mostly to wholesale dealers IN eastern CUES
nominal assets, s.o'ooo
The medical hall OF the University OF VIZ
GINA. at Midland junction, was burned tlie
other day with large part OF the contents
1t was partially insured. DTTg1 E.T
Conan, Farris 4 Dial, general merchants
at Rusk. jacksonville. Wells, Troupe ana
Alto, Tex. have been attached py creuitorS
Liabilities 5000; assets $50 ooo
The secret service bureau has discovered
that some parties are plating two cent cop.
pers and pass ng them as silver quarters. IL
is thought that the practice is not extensive
The President has appointed John M.
Galloway, OF Fort Scott, Kan, to be ap.
praiser Of the right OF way OF the Gulf.
Colorado 4 Santa Fe railroad through the
Indian Territory ....,
The Papal nuneiO at Madrid, has asked
the Spanish Government to cooperate with
Austria in supporting the request OF the
Vat can to the Italian government for tile
ameliOratlOn Of the position OF the Pope.
Sir Robert Ham ltOn, Under Secretary for
Ireland. Is 10 be appointed Governor of Tas'
mania, to succeed Major Sir q. Z. S'Iahan.
whose resignation has for some time past
been in the hands OF the Colonial Secret'ry.
The Paris municipality has under cOnsd
Grafton NJ. Labade's scheme for widening
and deepening the Seine sufficiently to make
Par seaport The cost OF the work, as
estimated by M. Labadie, Will De 0,0O0,'
600 francs
Hon C. B. Hoard, Of Ceredo. w. Va.
died at that place few days ago. aged
cig! j two years. Deceased was member
of the Thirty fifth and Thlrty-sixth Con.
gre ses from the Twenty-third district OF
New York. .- d.. ..l.. ..
Severe fighting Il reported between the
British and native troops at Myoggee in
which sixty Burmese were kiled ana large
nuh,uer WOUNDED. ne brn's'i oss 10 NV
spc'hcaily staled' Dnt inc Reports Illuminate
lhat u Is small.
A gentleman who ia on terms OF intimacy
with President Garrett states that the Baltl-
more Ohio Railroad Company is about to
ABSORB the Granger system OF southern raw
ways, Uepo''a'nos to 'ia' e'iu having heaiy
feacheo cohc'us'oh.
The ashes OF Jew whose BODY was ere
mated in GOtha were recently sent to the
Jewish cemetery in Berlin for burial Inc
author!t es perm tied the 'nternent or inc
ashes although strong protest was mane
by NUMBER OF cl''zens'
The new m ltary Dill Whlch the govern
ment is preparing for introduction IN the
Retchstag recognizes the census OF 1883,
and insists upon adding to the numerical
strength of the army OF Germany by one
per cent, an Increase OF 411.l2 men.
Captain Nabokoff and three sergeants,
who were assoc aled with him In the revolt
at BOurgas, have been condemned to death.
Seven other prisoners, some OF whom FORM
erly held Official positions in Rumel "a, nave
been sentenced 10 Imprisonment for life.
snecial from Nontopl,e Mich. saws,
Persons living on the beach discovered. q
few DAYS ayo the wrecl, Of the schooner l.
!. Conway, OF Muskegon. at the mouth O,
Flower Creek, about seven miles north Of
town. The vessel Is total wreck and the
entire crew is believed to be lost.
The Hotel Bellevue, ut Cape Nav, N. j..
was burned to the ground the other day
Ten cottages near by. four stables and a
lumber ward were also destroyed. OF the
cottages about half were occupied As tn,
Bellevue has not been occupied for severa
months the tile Is supposed to have been in
cendary.
1t is learned definitely that the friends o
David s. Foheringham. The Adams expires
messenger who is suspected of completely il
the robbery. have completed arrangement
for securing his release on bond, he III
amount what 1t may. The bOndsmen viii
be Business men Of St Louis, Sedala an,
II ch II II, Mo. if8tH
Hon. John ArnOt, OF tile Twenty eightl
Congressional district New York. embrac
ing ChemIng, Schuyler, Seneca and Th0ml
kins counties, d ed few days ago. MI
ArnOi has been i'll for severa! months past
and the announcement Of his death was
consequently, moi much of surpii>e TO hi
was Elm!ra.
General Kau,bars, denarture from So6
was scarcely noticed, opr a. handful o
| Russian sympafbi2ers be ny present at Il.
railway station 10 take leave of him. I,
each Bulgarian town threugh which h
| passed the same feeling was manifested