The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled frem yarious Sources
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

of ex-Emperor Frederick, has been aban-
doned.
KING MILAN, it is said, was enraged be-
cause the Servlan bishops did not meet
him at the station ON his return from
Austria, and it is inferred that the
bishops side with Queen Natalie.
A LARGE audience was addressed by
Hon. Roger Q, Mills at Newburg, N. Y,
on the night Of the 23I. Mr. Mills devoted
himself to a cogent advocacy Of the House
Tariff bin.
MONTGOMERY GIBSON, son of Senator
Gibson, of Louisiana, is missing from
Yale College, and detectives are search
ing for him. He received large sum of
money from his father just before his dis =
appearance.
Hon TIMOTHY DAVIS, an appraiser of
customs under President Lincoln, died at
Gloucester, Mass, on the 23i, aged sixty
seven.
A SILVER casket containing a diadem,
necklace, bracelets and pearl carr rings
set in roman gold was sent by King
Humbert and Queen Margaret of Italy as
present to the Empress of Germany,
through Emperor William.
Mas. GLADSTONE will be presented with
q fue portrait of her husband by the
NplueU bl Dll udtlli anu
FRANK OsGooD, formerly q Boston
preacher, has been committed for va
grancy.
MAYOR HEWITT received the nomination
Of the American party as its candidate
for mayor of New York on the 23d
IT is said that General Ben Butler, hav-
ing neglected to pay his taxes in time,
will not be eligible to vote at the coming
election.
ON the oath II was stated that AK
worthy, the defaulting lcity treasurer of
Cleveland, O., left Montreal, Can, on
that day in the steamship Polynesian, for
Liverpool Instructions were sent TO
Quebec for his arrest when the vessel
reached that point
GENERAL B. +. SPINoLA has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Tammany
Democracy OF New York.
SENATOR GIBSON, OF Louisiana, on the
oath, declined to talk about the mysteri-
Gus disappearance of his son from Yale
College.
JUDGE GRESHAM has written Major Cal
kins, of indianapolis, that while his posi-
ton rendered it improper for him to take
any active part in the campaign, he heart
lily lndorsed the Republican platform and
candidates, and desired the election of
General Harrison.
ED MORRIS is quoted as saying that he
is determined to have 5000 to pitch for
the Allegheny team next season.
ADvICEs state that the German Govern
ment has declined to share with England
a part in the relief expedition for the
rescue OF Emin Bey, on the ground that
DR.. Emin is no longer German subject.
NINE. PATTI, it is said, will create the
role of Juliet" in Gunod's opera.
ADDRESSING a deputation OF pilgrims
from Naples, on the 9th, the Pope said
Rome is predestined to be the See Of the
Vicar of Christ and shall ever remain
the capital of the Catholic world.
FATHER KENNEDY, sentenced in August
for holding meeting of the Duhallow
branch of the National League which had
been suppressed, was released from Cork
Jail, on the oath, his sentence having ex-
pired.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has invited Prof.
Bergman and DR.. Gerhardt to dine at
the palace.
Mr. BLAINE aud other distinguished
speakers addressed monster IN ass
meeting of Irish American citizens in
Madison Square Garden, New York City,
on the 18th.
On the 25th-Democratic Day-Judge
Thurman addressed the assembled multi
tudes at the Centennial Exposition in
Cincinnati.
On the 25th the workingmen of Indiana
made q demonstration in favor of Cen
eral Harrison at Indianapolis, on which
occasion the General made a sweeping
and emphatic denial of the many stories
tending to show his want of sym pathy for
wage-workers.
ON the 25th it was reported that Mont
gomery Gibson, the Yale student who
disappeared ten days ago, was in Wash
ington with his father, Senator Gibson.
AT Iowa Falls, Ia, on the oath, United
States Swamp Land Commissioner W.
C. Forey was arrested charged with
treating a personal friend to drink OF
whisky, and was fined 500 for the Of
Tense.
On the 25th Colonel Jas. De Chuer Pot
ter, a veteran of the Mexican war and of
the rebellion, died at the Manhattan Hos
pital, New York City.
In an interview, evidently inspired at a
Cabinet meeting previously held, Seere-
tary Bayard, on the 18th, emphati cally
declared that the British Minister, Lord
Sackville- West, had no authority from
the statements made in answer to his
California correspondent.
NJ. DE GIERs, Russian Minister OF For
eign Affairs, celebrated the fftieth ami
versary of his entrance into public serv =
ice, at ST. Petersburg on the 2ith
OK the 25lh the Parnell defense fund
amounted TO S6j 900.
FoR opposing the divorce of King Milan
Bishops Demetrius of Nisch and Nicanor
of Cakak have been dismissed from the
Servian church.
AN appeal has been made by Q ueen
Natalie of Servia to Dlonysius, Patriarch
Of the Greek church at Constantinople,
from the decision Of the Metropolitan
Theodosius, who dissolved her marriage
with King Milan. Dionysius is the supe-
rior of TneOdosius.
on the 18th the funeral OF the late Ed
ward Randolph Welles, Bishop of the
Diocese Of Wisconsin, took place at Mil :
wausee.
The Secretary of the Treasury has di-
rected the collector of customs at New
York TO admit, free OF duty, tablets to the
memory Of Erastus Brooks aud Geo. w.
SCHUYLER, charter trustees of Cornell
University.
THE New York HerdH published spe-
cial dispatch, on the 2jth, from Los An
geles, Cal, indicating that the now ia
nous letter sent to Lord Sackville West
was written by Chas. r. Lummis, former
lv city editor of the Los Angeles Times,
who is at present in Mexico.
IN Now York City the third days reg
istration was 68O4l; total for three days,
2j3, ,532-against 2)s, 2jS in 1884.
THE divorce secured by King Milan OF
Servia causes the ciyilllst allowance to
Queen Natalie to stop. The Queen has,
however, large, private fortune.
QUEEN NATALIE it is reported will
shortly go to ST. Petersburg as the guest
Of the Czarina.
LATE adyices from China are to effect
that the Chinese Tunes, commenting on
the Exclusion act, says China must adopt
retaliatory measures and exclude Ameri-
cans. The feeling against the American
Minister Is strong.
CtS the gGtn "A brief meeting Of the Cab