Crystal River current., 1886-11-27
LATE TELEGRAPH NEWS.

A tornado struck Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania, damaging many buildings.
A squad of soldiers now guard the
statue of Liberty on Bedloe's island, New
York.
The President and several members
of the Cabinet will attend Mr.. Arthur's f,l-
neral.
Troops have been sent to Caldwell,
Kansas, to prevent an influx into Indian
Territory.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company has been leased to the Union Pa
cific railroad.
Sullivan and Ryan had fight in San
Francisco on the 18th in which Ryan was
badly punished.
A sailors chapel is to be built in New
York by money left by W. H. Vanderbilt
for that purpose.
Southern California will show wine
crop of 100000 gallons this year, and
raisin crop Of 2, 900, 600 boxes.
At the annual meeting of the Nation
al Base Ball Association, Pittsburg was atl-
| ~. 14Uulo IColSuCu
The golfers of Wales have accepted
a 5 per cent. reduction in wages to prevent
a stoppage of work in the mines.
A con, ention of all the Trades Unions
in the United States and Canada is called to
meet at Columbus, Ohio, December s.
| Last Thursday was observed as
Thanksgiving Day throughout Canada. A
snow storm prevailed throughout the day.
Rev. Archibald Alexander Hodge, d.
Dill. l.. D., Professor of Didactic and Po-
lemic Theology at Princeton College is
dead.
An increase of 45,617 in the average
daily receipts is noticed since the recent re-
duction of fares on the New York Elevated
railroad.
Mr.. Benton, the United States Dis
trict Attorney in one Of the Missouri dis
tricts who was suspended for offensive
partisanship" has been reinstated.
An attempt was made to poison the
family of P. D. Armour, the Chicago packer
by sending to his, house sample of buck
wheat flour containing strychnine.
The Adjutant General makes very
flattering repcrtupon the possibilities of the
militia of the States, but he says they need
better arms andmOre instruction.
The Adjutant-General of the army is
in favor of arming the State militia with the
same weapons as the regulars, and school
ing the State troops in skirmish drill
Both houses>of tile, Vermont Legisla-
ture have passed a bill providing that all
hotels and restaurants using OleOnargarine
shall put up signs>announcFng that fact.
The miners in the Anseonda mine at
Butte, Montana, refused to accept reduc-
tion i'm wages and the Manager ordered the
mine closed. This effects about 1.50O men.
One person, John Arensiorf, has
been indicted for murder and conspiracy
and nine others for conspiracy in cOnnec-
tion with the Haddoels murder ut Sioux
City, Iowa.
The Dublin Nation gives what it calls
the plan of operations i'm the event of a
Russian war. 1t unites England, Austria
and Italy against Russia, with Germany and
France on the watch.
Suit has been brought against Mayor
Grace, of New York, by the Receiver of
Grant Il Ward TO recover el5O,000, which it
is asserted he received through fictitious
contracts with Ferdinand Ward.
An expert visited the Metropolitan
theatre, New York, at its opening one night
last week, and figures out that the wealth
represented in the parterre boxes was s7OS,-
80, 600, and in the first tier boxes ss2 go, ,OOO
The receipts from Internal Revenue
taxation during the fiscal year were s1l6,-
9O2, ,S69. The Commissioner estimates the re-
ceipts for the cnrrent year at S11S, 900, 600,
with oIeOmargarine as an unknown factor.
Prince koecajovIne Bonaparte, who
was wounded when serving as volunteer
| in the French army in Tonquin, has com
initted suicide by shooting himself with
revolver He had lately shown signs of in
| sanity.
A passenger train on the Pittsburg;
Cincinnati * st. Louis railroad was caught
by a land slide near Pittsburg and one of
| the sleepers completelyd demolished. Eight
passengers were seriously injured though
none were killed outright.
| Advices have been received at Ply
mouth that the Chinese steamship Tataka-
man burned while running under pressure
in a gale off Nicagata, and that ninety-siX
| persons who were on hoard DeriSheSl in