The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

LIN the 10th the suspension Of J ameS M. Boyd, New York City broker, was an- nounced on the Stock Exchange shortly after the opening. He had not been in active business for several months, and no significance is attached to his fail- ure. He was admitted to the exchange in 1885.
 IN Iowa a number of prominent Gree n- packers and Democrats have come out for Harrison and Morton, among them Mir. L.. R. Train, editor of the Fort Dodge Times, whose paper had been the Democratic organ for eighteen years.
 ON the 11th Seuor Antonio Flores, President of the Republic of Ecuador, was presented to President Cleveland by Secretary Bayard, accompanied by Min isler Romero and Flores private secre- tary. The audience took place in the blue parlor
 THE Sultan Is reported to be very anxious about Emperor Williams visit to the Czar. It is said that he fears Turkey will be made to suffer more humiliation.
 ON the 1lth Congressman Randall was reported slightly better.
 THE Republican National committee met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York City, on the i1th.
 QUEEN NATALIE, it was stated on the l1th, meditated decamping from Wies- baden with the young Crown Prince Alexander, and that the German police were ordered to frustrate any such att tempt
 ON the 11th Mark H. Dunnell, of Owa- tonna, Minn., was nominated for Con- gross by the Republicans of the first dis trict
 Ar Saratoga the New York State Re- publican clubs participated in street parade, on the 11th, in which they pre- sented fine appearance.
 UN the 18th General Boulanger's bill for the dissolution of the French Cham Der of Deputies was rejected. whereupon he announced his resignation from that bcdy.
 0N the 11th Mir. Patrick O'Brien, NJ. F., was released from Tullamore jail, his three months term in that institution, on account of a speech delivered at Gore's Bridge, January s, having expired. lie YVES at once escorted to Kilkenney jail to undergo A similar term in prison for in- citing tenants not to pay rent.
 ON the 10th M. Goblet, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, presided at banquet in Paris, to celebrate the abolition of slavery in Brazil.
 TIE Bureau of Labor is now separate and distinct bureau, being no longer at tached to the Department of the Interior, and responsible only to Congress.
 UNLESS the British Government takes some action in regard to Mir. Parnell, in reference to the recent charges brought against him by the Tunes, it is stated on good authority that he will bring suit for libel against that paper in the autumn
 TIE three- mile- with-a- turn race at Cayuga, N. Y, on the 12th, was won by Teemer in 19:34; Hamm second, Hosmer third
 ON the 12th Profs. Bergman and Ger hardt, of Berlin, were decorated with the high-e class Order of Hohenzollern.
 ON August IT Signor Crispi, Italian Premier, is expected to arrive at Carls- bad, Bohemia. Prince Bismarck and Count Kalnoky, Austrian Premier, will arrive subsequently, and the three states men of the allied Powers will hold con- ference.
 ON the 18th Rev George Robert Gleig, once Chaplain General to the British forces. died in London, aged ninety, years. He wrote number of books and frequently contributed to various maga- zines.
 JAMES MORGAN, a leading dry goods merchant of Milwaukee, will be nomi- mated for Governor of Wisconsin by the Union Labor party's convention, to be held at Oshkosh, July 24
 FRIENDS of Mrs. Dudley, the English woman who shot O'Donovau Rossa, are making an effort to secure her release from the asylum for insane criminals at Auburn. N. Y. There is some question as
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 Ir is reported from Berlin that the powager Empress Victoria of Germany is the re cipient of but scant courtesy at the hands of those now in power in Ger many.
 IN Washington it is predicted that no business will be done in the House of Representatives after the disposition Of the Mills Tariff bi II, for wantof aquorumi as a general exodus of members is pre- dicted.
 TIE physicians of Hon. Samuel Ram sall continue to send out favorable re- ports.
 MEMBERS of the Democratic National executive committee profe ss ito believe that Cougressman Nm. L. Scott will be selected chairman of the committee.
 QUEEN NATALIE was ordered by the German police, on the 18th, Co leave Ger many within twenty-four hours, and be- fore leaving to surrender her boy, the Crown Prince Alexander, to King Miian'' plenipotentisry, who took him to Bel grade
 AT Ithaca. Mich, on the 12th, Ed. Pal mer was found guilty Of murder in the second degree. for the killing of his wife
 ON the l2th Congressman Grouse re- fused tc accept renomiuaIion in the Twentieth (O.) district.
 In {e reported that tha TceIandfc exOdus