The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-11
On the 9th Dr.. =. Williams, the eminen.

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Pa. aged sixty4siM
Gazette positively asserts that the state
mcnt that Prince Bismarck threatened Il
resign unless Prof. Gefficken was prose
cutcd, is an impudent, lying invention.
TINE New York Stddtz Zettuag opposes
the re- election OF Mayor Hewitt on the
ground Of its attitude toward foreign
citizens.
PRINCE HENRY of Battenberg has been
appointed honorary commander in the
Austrian navy.
ON the 5th Emperor William and ths
Crown Prince Of Austria went deer
stalking in the Lainzier Thiergarten.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
THE defalcation Of Cashier Chaplin o.
the National Union Bank and Fall River
(Mass.) Savings Bank, according to lat.
est developments, reaches $4,000, oi
which S33, 900 is in irregular loans to the
Beattie Zinc Company, 5000 in other Ar
regular loans, and $1,000 in overdrafts
of accounts.
WHILE fishing. at Dubuque, Ia, on the
Goth, John Vath and Charles Blake foil
into the river and were drowned.
v. n. oOODmANt u lnWybE ~ w. <Vi
Broadway, New York, was reported, on
the 1st to have absconded, and that his
accounts as trustee Of various estates are
$4,000 short.
THE schooner Forester, loaded with
brick and stone, parted her lines and
went ashore at Grindstone City, Mich,
on the night of the I'd.
WILLIAM BooARDUs laid his hand on an
electric light wire at Cincinnati. on the
1st, and fell dead from the shock.
AN Apache Indian, who, in 1880, killed
seven miners in New Mexico, was capt
ured and jailed at Albuquerque on the
I'd.
IT was learned, on the I'd, that James
H. Goodman, who had been missing from
New York for six weeks, was an embezzier
to the amount of $4,000.
ANOTHER Tascott suspect was arrested
at Kingston. N. Y, on the I'd. He close.
ly answers the description OF the alleged
murderer of Amos J. Smell, of Chicago.
OsE OF the widest storms over ex.
perienced on Lake Michigan played
havoc among shipping and resulted In
the loss OF many lives on the night of tho
1st
JAMES McGRATH, Peter F. Regans,
Andrew Olsen and r. Nelson were
drowned. on the 1st, while fishing outside
the Golden Gate at San Francisco, their
boat being capsized by the swell from
the steamer Queen of the Pacific, bound
out.
ELBRIDeE, OAK, on the Sd, was in dan.
ger OF destruction from prairie fire rag
ing in that vicinity. A squad of Norther n
Pacific men had left jamestown to helI
save the place.
MANY lives are reported lost by the
prevailing foods along the valley OF the
Rohne, in Switzerland.
AT New Lisbon, o., on the Sd, Charles
Brown, notorious horse thief threw
SNUFF in the eyes Of the turnkey Of the
county Jail and escaped. His intention
to liberate all of the prisoners was
thwarted by the alarm promptly raised
by the turnkey.
FIRE destroyed the Union Carriage
Works, owned by Fitzgibbons & Crisp, ol
Trenton, N. j., on the 4th. Loss abou
$90, 900; insured.
OK the 4th w. H. Crabb, of Curtis
Neb., was arrested complaint of Franl
Hollingsworth, of Hastings, charged
with obtaining S22, 900 worth Of merchan'
disc on fraudulent title papers to sec
ton Of land.
On the 4th Joseph M. Pane, director
Of the First National Bank Of Angelica
N. Y, was indict ed on charge of de.
voting funds of the bank to his own use
and making false entries in the books o.
the bank, and with misappropriatinl
about 5000.
UTwo Viennese students, being hope
lessly embarrassed huaucially, shot
themselves dead by mutual agreement, ii
the suburbs Of that city, on the 9Th.
Neither OF them had available assets
and both resolved to die rather than face
their creditors.