The Springdale news., 1888-10-12
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Oy the 5th the New York Nail Gad Ec- nress. which had been ''rat" office since 1883. discharged it's non-uaion printers, and appointed 6 member of Typograph- ical Union No. as foreman Of the new force.
 A RUMoa was current in Chicago, on the 4th, that large quantity of dyna- mite had been found secretel in North Side basement. Search by Captain Schaack failed to discover the explosive
 ON the 4th the Sixty third Indiana Eol- unteer Infantry held their ninth annual reunion at Covington, Ind. About three hundred members were present
 THE International Bank was founded in Berlin, on the 65h with a capital of S5,09),- GOO. It absorbs Goldberger's banking business without assuming liabilities.
 THERE were thirty three new cases and nine deaths from yellow fever reported at Jacksonville, Fla, for the twenty-four hours ending at six o'clock on the even- ing of the 7th. The deaths Were Edwin Martin, editor of the Times Union; Geo. SteinhauseD, Jas. Keys Mrs. NJ. $. Faule, Mrs. Felix Tribe, D. Latourette, Wilson Wiseman, Chas. L. DeForest and Jen- nings Hood.
 No SETTLEMENT has yet been reached in the North Side Chicago street-c car strike. Fully one thousand hacks, hansoms, omn!buses, express wagons and vehicles of every descriptlon are used in convey 1 ing the people from the county buildin : to the city limits and back again. A col Hsion occurred between the police and strikers near the barns, but no one was seriously hurt and no arrests were mada.
 TIE Zanzibar natives have informs d the British agents that their quarrel with | the Germans is due to unnecessary inter- i ference on the part of the latter with native customs. Their hostility is diree ed against the German East African Com pany alone, and the German Government is held in the highest respect.
 THE Masons Of Jacksonville, Fla. on the Sth, notified the fraternity throu yh- out the country that no more contriba- tions were needed.
 THE general sentiment in the City of Mexico is adverse to the proposed settle ;. ment of Mormons in that country, and the report Of large purchases Of land in the State of Chihuahua was on the Sth, denied by the Mormon agent there.
 FROM S99 to 1000 laborers, who were engaged in tine construction of the new embankment of the Yellow river al , and drowned in the destruction of the work by a recent food. The embaukmeHt was begun last fall, and carried on at ] cost of >9,0o1,0a0
 THE English Parliamentary Currency Commission is equally divided on tie question of bi-metalism. Six members will sign q statement favoring 6 gold standard, and six advocate modified system of b. n}etaliSm
 ARTICLES Of incorporation Of the Union Pacific, Lincoln < Colorado railway nave been filed with the Secretary of State at Denver, Col, with capital O. SL7,59o, 0o0. The road is to run direct from Lia- eoln, Neb., to Denver.
 TIE American yacht Cornet reached Yokohama, Japan, September T., on is voyage around the world. From that port the owner purposed to return to New ! York via Singapore. Bombay, Suez canal, Mediterranean sea and Liverpool.
 NEARLY coo Chiuamen arrived at San Francisco on the 7th. They d!d not at- tempt to land, but made up a test case te try their rights under the Exclusion act