The Springdale news., 1888-10-26

TIE Spanish Cabinet has decided 10 convose the Cortes about the middle ot November and submit to that body bill providing for extensive army reforms.
 THE negotiations Of tine Rothschlld syndicate with Premier Tisza concerning the conversion of the Hungarian loans have been concluded. The negotiations affect loans to the amount of milllard of eorins.
 THE largest beet su gar manufacturers of Saxony, iE conference, have declared the sugar convention recently agreed upon in London to be incompatible with and detrimental to their interests.
 ARRANGEMENTS have been made for meeting of coke producers at Pitts burSh, Pa, when prices will be advanced to II 9 per ton, to take effect ou November | \ slight increase in the wages Of the coke workers will probably follow the advance in the price of coke.
 THE New York Giants won their fifth game from the St. Louis Browns at Phila- delphia. on the P l, by a score of 12 to ).
 MANAGING DIRECTOR STEARNs is quoted as saying that Detroit would have 10 League base ball club next year.
 UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATToRN EY CAREY says that he is satisfied that all of the fitty-o1e Chinese released from the steamer BeIgic at San Francisco on writs of habeas corpus, on pleas of being mer- chants, and not laborers, with possibly one exception, were frauds. AT Pue bio, Col. all the switchmen and yardmen i'll the employ Of the Denver & Rio Graade railr9a 1 struck on the 22 l, aEd the freight business Of the road was greatly interfered with. Tie cause is said to be grievances which the men have against D. D. Thompson, superints ndent of train service.
 IS Madrid the decision Of the Spanish Ministry to convoke the Cortes within the next three weeks, for the purpose of pla eating lha populace by proposing reforms in the army, is hailed with delight, and welcomed as a great relief ill the prov inces.
 WHILE J H. B Berryma1 and John s :i- dell. employed at the Wolf Tone mine, Leadville, Col. were ascending the main shaft on the 21st, the cage fell to the bot tom. about ei sht hundred feet, and both men were instantly killed.
 Ar Charleston, $. c, where the exPeri- ment has been tried, it is predicted that piac-strav batgins will soon supersede jUte fer e9ttou-bale covering.
 VI Ilit4r 'thi1 - sttN- Il oIeti lIittt had fallen from his boat into the water, Captain George Mccoy, proprietor of tile Street ferry, Cincinnati, was drown- ed, on the 2Ist.
 OS the 21st more than foot of snow fell in Northern Minnesota.
 TIE Norway Steel and Iron Company of Boston will go ous of business soon, throwing about five handre1 mea out of employment.
 OSE os the largest coal shippers os Pittsburgh. Pa, speaking ot the recent troubles oyer the river pilots wage scale said. on the ? l: 'sThe pilots scale is in reality a thing of the past, aad will not be presen ed again. The pilots will con- tinue their worE at the old figures"
 DECISION affirming the ruling of the Supreme Coartos Iowa, restraining z the manufacture of liquor within the State for export was rendered by the Supreme Court Of the United States, on tie 22 I.
 ON the 22d the number of new cases of yellow fever at Jacksonville, Fla, was forty three-eight white and thirty i've colored. There was Gut one dea h