The Russellville Democrat., 1888-08-16

b Every Thurs day.
 GLIF. ARk N%SAsS
 Is IN BRIEF.
 from Varieas Sswrces.
 TRAM BROOKS alias " H.
 well and Henry Landgraff
 sd in the city jail at St. Louis
 on the 10th.
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 ing of the Democratic State
 imittee in Milwaukee, Wis,
 it was decided to hold the
 ntion in Milwaukee Septem-
 rtment of State was informed,
 that the Territory of Alaska is
 fter included in the iurisdic-
 French Consulate at San Fran
 RAM from the European Union
 |mers announces the discovery
 comet, on its present return,
 al Observatory, Cape of Good
 he Sd.
 hers' and Mine Laborers' Na-
 trict Assembly, No. 135, met
 anual session in Cleveland, O,
 Sixty thousand coal miners
 esented.
 OR WATERMAN OF CALIFORNIA,
 ordered all State offices closed
 of General Sheridan's funeral,
 ested that business houses close
 hour of the funeral
 S-
 British House of Commons, on
 the Oaths bill passed it's third
 by a vote of 14T to 60. In the
 Lords, the Parnell Commission read for the first time.
 hARY PuLLIAM, who has been in e asylum at Cincinnati for three has produced proof that she is was put in the asylum by her
 who wanted her money.
 
 bmmittee Investigating aff airs In oklyn Navy Yard discovered, on tn at 900 barrels of sugar issued he storehouss for the steam ship t, failed to reach the vessel [RrFIc wind and hail storm swept Madison County, Ind, on the 9th. of land mile wide was laid Timber was broken of, fences and the corn crop utterly ruined. t.EMENTARY crop reports received II parts of the Province Of Ontario hat all the crops, with the excep- spring and fall wheat and hay, Q above the average in yield and !.
 United States vessel Antietam, lies imbedded in the mud with the el ebbing and flowing over it, will Il at auction at the League Island Yard, near Philadelphia, on Sep (r8
 special train bearing the remains neral Sheridan arrived in Washing two o'clock on the aftertoon of the There was large crowd at and the depot awaiting the arrival of Tain.
 his letter of condolence to Mrs. (dan, on the 9th, the President said: hle the Nation mourns its loss and es your sorrow, let me express to my personal grief and most sin cere olence."
 E proceedings against Mir. Julius lond, the naturalized American citi- vho was threatened with expulsion Germany, were, on the 7th, reported [inister Pendleton as having been ,ntinued.
 was stated, on the 9th, that the wreck n English sIoop-o of-w war which went in fT9s, with 100000 900 in gold and r on board, had been located by Dr. Pancoast, of Philadelphia who had [ SIP, 900 in the search. . CHAMBERLAIN, accepting the gage yn down by MT. Parnell, on the 7th, iised to publish in a few days full ment of the communications, sted by Mir. Parnell, which passed cen them in 1884 and 1885. E offices of the Paris Labor Exchange reopened on the 10th, but the meeting remained closed. The guard of po- which was placed in charge of the ling when 1t was ordered closed, was stationed in front of the Exchange. pTArS DELoRAY and the crew of the , Mary Jane saw the sea serpent. e 4th, of Point Judith. The creature seventy five feet long. as big around barrel, with large eyes and jaws, eet long and studded with six-inch v. J. ". HANFoRD, Indian teacher at St. Stephens Mi ssion, who married Chaska and Miss Fell was thrown from moving ma }, on the 7th, cutting of his right , and bleeding to death before aid ed.
 E election in the West Derby Division verpool. on the 10th, to fill the va- ? caused by the resignation of Lord Hamilton, Conservative, resulted 8 return of Mir. Wm. Henry Cross, ldest son of Lord Cross, who is also ,servative.
 ,oLD attempt was made, on the 7th, urn the town of Hampton, Va. A frame building was filled with in- nable stuff and set on fire, and had least wind been blowing the town have been destroyed. As it was al houses were burned. SpINa settlement of her husband 8, valued at Sl5,000, by the adminis- T. the widow of Captain Sidney h Lee. brother of Governor Lee of mia applied at police headquarters on the 9th, for relief for If and three children. VICES from the flooded districts of lany, on the 10th, report several IS. Fourteen persons were missing } Lauben district alone. Herr Herr , Minister of the Interior, was visit le district and was in constant com cation with the Emperor.
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 2 Cork tIreland) Erdmtaer, of the proposes that fund be raised to y the expenses that may be incurred ish members of Parliament in con- on with the inquiry of the Parnell mission into the charges made st them by the London Times.
 . trial at Dublin of Mir. Jas. J. fly, Member of Parliament for Ros- lon, charged with making speeches ,land melting to intimidation and ,tting, ended, on the 10th, in conyic- the prisoner being sentenced to