The Springdale news., 1889-11-15


 assemble at Bismarck on the 18th. Int Senatorial contest is growing exceed ingly warm.
 Ar San Francisco, on the 9th, Sunol Senator Stanford's ly,broke the three year-old record on the Bay Distric track, trotting a mile in 2:10R.
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 TIE New York City Worlds Fair com mittee have decided not to use any par of Central Park as site, but to use tht lands north and west of the park.
 DISPATCHES received at the British Foreign Office from Zanzibar confirm tht report of the massacre of Dr. Peters ant his party by natives near Korkora, Eas Africa.
 Our of 230 veniremen at Bessemer Mich. examined up to the 7th, only three had been selected to act as jury men in the case of IIolzhay, the high wayman.
 TYPHOID FEVER has occurred in eight cen of the twenty families in Quebec Can, who take milk from a dealer who washed his cans in water from an i'm pure well.
 OFFICIAL. advices from Abyssinia, ot the Sth, state that the dervishes burned Gondar, and were subsequently, defeated by the Abyssinians, who killed three of their chiefs.
 COMPLETE but unofficial returns from lo tnt of hnY Boies' Dem plurality for Governor to be HOO, which will not be much changed by the official count.
 Ar the annual meeting of the Ameri- can Copyright League in New York City, on the 7th, the proceedings indi- cated that the international copyright project is gaining ground.
 NUGENT $. LINCOLN, son of the late Levi Lincoln. who was Governor of Massachusetts from 1895 to 1884, died at Worcester, Mass, on the night of the Sth, aged seyenty-eight years.
 CoUNT HERBERT BISMARCK, during his recent visit to Constantinople informed Grand Nizicr Kiami1 Pasha that the Powers would under no circumstances allow Bulgaria to be disturbed.
 PRoF. Nj. II. KELLOGG, one of the best and oldest educators i'll the State of Georgia, died at Atlanta on the 1st. He was the founder and president of College Temple, at Newman, Ga.
 OUT of 1S,000 votes polled in tho re- cent election in Idaho not more than 1000 were against the Constitution. The vote demonstrates that the people are strongly in favor of Statehood.
 TIE Germans in Samoa have with drawn their support from Tamasese. The report that fighting had taken place at Sawaii between the followers of Mataafa and Tamasese is denied
 BARONESS NoN GLUMER. known many years ago in New York society as Frances A. Bartlett, a famous belle, has entered the profession of journalism on the Universal, a City of Mexico daily
 LATER returns from Ohio show that the Democrats not only elected their Governor as at first reported, but also carried the Legislature, thus securing a Democratic successor to Senator Payne A PUBLIC meeting to discuss the sub jeet of colonial federation was held at Sydney. N. S. w, on the 10th Sir Henry ParSes and others made ad dresses. Resolutions were adopted in favor of federation at the earliest pos sible period.
 TIE Admiralty Court at Halifax, N. &, on the sth, gave an order for the sale of the seized American schooner David ]. Adams, conditionally that the orde- should not pass until the 18th, when in structions were expected from the United States.
 TIE returns from every precinct in Ohio, unofficial, show that Campbell de feats Foraker by H. +54, and that the Democrats have both branches of the Legislature, with eight ma ajority on joint ballot. On the rest of the State ticket it is very close, and probably some on each ticket are elected.
 WHILE John Ghler, jeweler of Men tor O., was in tAe rear room of his store, on the evening of the 9th. a back win dow was smashed with rocks, and when he ran to discover who threw them, a sneak-thief entered at the front door and secured a tray of gold watches valued at $500 and made good his es- cape.
 A LETTER prepared by distinguished committee in behalf of the American Bar Association, setting forth the great accumulation of the business of the United States Supreme Court and mak- ing strong statement of the urgent necessity for the enactment of some measure of relief, was presented to President Harrison on the 9th.
 ADvIeEs from Shoa concerning the burning of Gondar, the capital Of Abys- 'sinia, say that during the absence of ~