The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
 News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

tCOun. IeteGrdnl, was cOWD1deU by Al en Wyley and l.. fl. Smith, of the Standby Globe, on the 16th. The assault was the result of long article in the Telegram accusing the Globe of blackmailing opera tions.
 DUKE MAMMALIAN of Bavaria died in Munich, on the 10th, of apoplexy. He was eighty years old.
 IT is reported that President Clevel and is about to offer his Oak View villa for sale. He expects to realize 200 per cent. on his investment.
 JUDGE RUCKLER, of Denver, reiterates his statement concerning his interview with the President, one week before the election. and said that the issue is now one of personal veracity betw ween himself and Senator Blackburn.
 THE election of J. H. McGinnis, Repub- liean, to Congress from the Third Vir- ginia district, hei etofore known us the "Gibraltar of Democracy" in that State, is conceded by the Democrats.
 POSTMASTER DALTON of the House O. Representatives received a telegra am from Mir. Seymour, Democratic candidate in the Fourth Congressional district of Connecticut. on the 10th, which stated that that district had gone Republican.
 ON the 16th H. P. Cheatham, Republican
 
 North Carolina district, telegraphed that the official count gives him 671 majority over Mir. Simmons. Dem., who at present represents the district.
 A COPY of the memorial bearing testi- mony to the worth of the late General Sheridan, adopted at the nineteenth an- nual lreunion of the Army of the Cumber- land, held i'll Chicago, September 1421 has been presented to Mrs. Sheridan.
 A MOTION for leave to file a bill of ex. captions to the ruling of Judge Shrader of Cincinnati, in the Ives -Stayner case, who, after the evidence was all ln, in- structed the jury to bring in verdict of not guilty, the evidence was not sufi cient, was argued by Prosecuting Attor- hey Pugh of Hamilton County in the Su- preme Court of 0hio on the 16th.
 MR. EDWARD HARRINGTON, NJ. P, for West Kerry, Ireland. has been summoned for melting to. boycotting. His trial is set for the 26th Of November.
 PRESIDENT and Mrs. Cleveland have accepted an invitation from Secretary and Mrs. " hitney to be their guests for week after the 4th of March.
 DR. H. B. SANDS, an eminent surgeon of New York died of apoplexy, on the 18th, while returning in his carriage from q visit to pationt. Among the most noted of his patients were General Grant, Roscoe Conkling and Dr. Agnew.
 PRESIDENT HEWITT of the Washington Base Ball Club states that negotiations are pending for the sale of the club to retired business men of that city with plenty of capital.
 IT is said that Mrs. Benjamin Harri son has replled to all the telegrams and let ters of eongratulation she received on her husbands election by dainty letters iE her own hand.
 LORD SACKvILLE's household effects were sold in Washington on the 18th.
 NM. LA TAPIEH and Oorot, French journalists, who have lately been en- gagged in indieting correspondence to Parisian newspapers at Berlin have been expelled.
 OS the IS th Emperor William escorted his mother, tAe Empress Frederick, and her daughters to the railway station, where they took the train en route to England.
 PRESIDENT CLEVELAND may or may not have made up his mind to leave Wash ington after March f. Washington dis patch of the 18th says. but he has certain ly not put "Oak View'' upon the market either for sale or rent
 KING MILAN declared at a recent sit ting at Belgrade, Seryia, of the commis sion on constitutional revision, that he would as little tolerate the predomiuauce of the Russian eagle at Constantinople as he would countenance the authority of the Austrian eagle at Salonica.
 UNITED STATES TREASURER HYArr's re- port on the siaking fund of the D strict of Columbia shows that the principal of the District de bt has been reduced from S24. o92 450, in 1878, to 2o,5Si, 45) July 1, 1888
 Mss FARwELL, daughter of Senator Farwell of Illinois, will be married in December 10 Dudley Winston, the son of Hon. F. H. Winston, formerly Minister to Persia The wedding will occur in Wash ington.
 THE sentence of one months imprison. ment imposed at Dublin pon MT. Jere- miah Sheehan, member of Parliament for South Kerry, Ireland, was confirmed on appeal.
 THE auction sale of the personal effects of Lord Sackville, ex-British Minister, took place at the British Legation in Washington, on the 18th, and realized good prices for the articles sold.
 TnE Irish American Protectionists of New York celebrated the Republican vic- tory at Cooper Union. on the l9,h. Pat rick Ford presided and ex-Goyernor AL ger of Michigan, Patrick Egan, Edward O'Meagher Condon, David Healy and others took part in the jubilations.
 JUDGE BENNETT, of Janesville, Wis. has decided that the reading of King James, version of the Bible in the public schools was not in the nature of sec- tarian instruction.
 IT has been learned that William J. Chisholm, son of William Chisholm. of the great shovel works, and d millionaire living on Elclid avenue, Cleveland, O.,