The Springdale news., 1888-11-16
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burg says hls interview with the King of Wurtemburg resulted in the King acced- ing to the demand of the ministers that all the Americans except Jackson resign from the service of Wurte mburg.
 THE procession in London, on the 9th, on the occasion of the induction into of flee of the New Lord Mayor, was devoid of the usual pageautry, and was tame affair generally The weather was fine.
 SIR CLARE FORD, at present. represent ing the Court of St James in India, is mentioned as the successor of Lord Sack ville Sir Clare, who has been knighted since his residence in Washington, was the first secretary of legation under Sir Frederick Bruce.
 THE Washington Star says: "A number of prominent Republicans are greatly dissatisfied with the action of the League in relation to the inauguration ceremo- nies, and propose at an early day to call public meeting, so that those citizens who have been shut out from having voice in selecting a chairman may be rep resented" :"
 MRs. CLEVELAND it is reported was recently directly and pointedly snubbed in fashionable store in Washington by the daughter of ex-Minister West.
 As AN evidence of the demand for Dr. Talmage's work, ''The Pathway of Life, " 250090 copies have been bought from the Historical Company by Messrs. B. F. Johnson & Co.,, of Richmond, Va.
 POSTMASTER EDMUND k. JOHNSON Of Marshall Hall, Md, has resigned his office, to take effect at once.
 ON the 10th warrant was issued by Justice Walter, of Washington, for Rep resentative Glover, of Missouri charging him with false swearing
 THE Church Congress of the Episcopal church, which begins in Buffalo, \. Y, on the 20th, promises to be one of the most important and interesting ever held in this country Among the distinguished gentlemen who will attend are Prof. Clark, of Toronto; Prof. Nelson, of Vir ginia; President Potter; Hon. Andrew D. White; Rev. Dr. Crummell, of En- gland. Bishop Coxe. of Western New York diocese will preside.
 A GENERAL order has been issued by the Post Office Department organizing the eleventh division of the railway mail service, with George ". Hunter as super intendent, with headquarters at Ft Worth, Tex, and placing the States Of Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and Indian Territory under his juris isdiction
 THE Washington EteniB9 Post says that one reason given for the retieenee ob- served by the Eadicott family in regard 10 the engagement aud marriage of their daughter to MT. Joseph Chamberlain is that the Secretary of War and his wife have from the first been opposed to it on account of the great difference in age.
 MIR. JAMES WHISTLER has been elected By the Bavarian Royal Academy at Mu- mich to honorary membership in recog hilton of his superb art.
 THE National Republican, it is said, is to be revived, and Washington is again to have Republican morning paper.
 LORD SACKvILLE and family will depart from Washington about the end Of the present month.
 CHAPLAIN DANIEL KESDIG has been placed on the retired list of the army on account of age.
 SENATOR QUAY and Colonel Dudley re- turned to Washington on the 1lth. They will make their headq uarters at the Re- publican National League building hence forth.
 HoN. JNo. T. BUSH one of the promi- next citizens of Niagara Falls, \. Y., died, on the 10th. aged sevent y mine years.
 ON the advice of the prison doctors, John E. Redmond was internationally released from imprisonment in Wexford Qreland) jail, on the 12th, three weeks in advance of the expiration of his sent enee.
 PROF. WIGGINs has received a diploma and honorary membership from the Ananias Club of Boston. The professor regards the matter as an insult
 ON the 12th Colonel Quay, chairman Of the Republican National committee, ap- pointed Mir. A. T. Britton, of Washington, chairman of the committee on arrange ments for the inauguration of President elect Harrison.
 THE President states that he knows nothing of any arrangement which con- templated the opening by him of the h. ternational Fair at San Antonio, Tex, as had been announced
 MR JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN reached Washington on the 12th, and drove at once to the Endicott home, where he re- mained for an hour. He declined to be interviewed on public questions.
 DIsTRAINT has been laid upon the ward- robe and other personal property of Nine Sara Bernhardt, who is giving a series of performances at Vienna, for the collection of 900 forins income tax.
 ON the 12th George Charles Bingham, Earl of Lucan, died at London, at the age of eighty eight. He served in the British army during the Crimean campaign, and took part ill the famous charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava, and was made a K C. B. for his services. His elder son, George, Lord Bingham, suc- eeeds ihim.
 THE a. m. report from ". Il. Barnum at Lime Rock, Conn, on the 12th, showed slight improvement, and his physicians entertained hope that he would pull through.
 ON the 11th Rev John $. Foley, Bishop of Ilafrnir ealah ahratal his first nnnfiffc al