The Springdale news., 1889-07-05

Nipsic, then en rouie to San Francisco.
 MME. CHRISTINE NILSSON IS making I sodourn in London. It is not prohe:.--1i,' -1, that she N,l,eS wii eyer t again siih iii bublic, as e et'g ,,,.a "a u'i. 'e'eo deafness and loss 1T. ..-f.s.i,GE won the fourteenth annual straight-away eight -oared boat race from the Harvard crew on the Thames river course, at New London, Conn. on the 2sth, by six boat lengths.
 OK the lst Governor Beaver ordered two hundred two-story houses built for tie Gonemaagh Valley food sufferers as soon as possible, and the work com meneed immediately.
 THE Princess Louise, aged twenty two years, youngest daughter of the Prince of Wales, has been betro thed to the Earl of Fife, her fathers bosom friend and the Queens neighbor at Balmoral.
 TIE sales agents of the coal producing companies in New York City, on the lst, issued schedules at the advance ordered at the recent meeting. The new prices are slightly above those of year ago
 TIE Sixty first New York Infantry sur viyors, on the 30th, dedicated their monu- ment on the"wheat field, y at Gettysburg, Pa, where they lost sixty-threo out of ninety three men engaged July ?, 1863.
 IT was announced in Rome, on the 29th that the Pope would shortly issue an eucyclical letter on the spread of atheism in Europe and the semi official protection thereof by certain continental govern ments.
 \ NUMBER of rolling mill firms in the SehGyikiu Valley, Pa, advanced the wages of puddlers from s3 to S3.25 per ton on the lst. This advance IS due to the better tone prevailing in the iron market.
 SEVEN signatures to the iron wage scale were received by the officials of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the Isl, making twenty-oue signatures up to hat date.
 A MEETING If the pottery manufact- nrrrs of tho United States was held al CTessaa, Pa. on the 2I, to consider tho advi liability of forming a combination to eqaalize prices. prevent cutting and maiu- tan prices.
 
 GEORGE STARR, agent for P. T. Barnam, ou the 29,h, signed contracts on behalf of the American snowman, giving him con- troi of tho Olympia, the largest building in London, in which to give exhibitions next year.
 THE funeral of General Cameron, of Pennsy sylvania, tool, place at Harrisburg oil the 29th. Tie State departments were closed and flags were displayed at half mast over the several drmurIes through out the Slate.
 THE Bruno monument, now that 1t Is unyailed, is causing endless trouble to all concerned. The agitation continues un- abated, and 1t is thought possible the Italian Government may make an at tempt to remove it.
 THE Berlin National Zeitang and tho Pohtische Nae lrichtrn both condemn England in the Delagoa Bay incident, and say that England evidently desires to make the South African Republic a British dependency.
 ADVERTISEMENTS the prominence which counsel on both sides secured in the Chetwynd- Durham trial in England, their bills for services were not appre- cably lighteued on that account. The costs to each of the litigants amount to fln,oo0
 TIE London standard has a telegram from Berlin which says that the Gzare- witch was received there on his return from Stuttgart by only the staff of the Russ an Embassy. It is considered doubtful if the Gzar will visit Berlin this month.
 TIE second wholesale outbreak of hy drophobia in Southern Indi ma has made il. appearances on the farm of Henry Do- lay. near New Marion, Ripley County. Three of Mir. Delays cows and a number of hogs afflicted with the rabies have been killed.
 THE Massachusetts Rifle team began their series of contests with the English crack shots at Manhead, England, on the 1st and sigHaA2ed the occasion with two decided victories over the Honorable Ar tiilery team, who rank high among Brit ish marksmen.
 WHILE an express was running between Mayeuce and Mannheim, Germany, one of the passenger coaches left the tracks, and several American ladies and children were badly injured by broken glass. After their wounds had been dressed they pro- ceeded to Haden.
 MAJOR GARRETT J. LYpECKER, of the Engineer corps, wlo was recently tried b4 a court martial for neglect of duty ill experimenting tGe construction of th Washington aqued ct tunnel, has been ordered to Vancouver Barracks for duty in the Department of Columbia
 
 THE Attorney -Gcue.aI has rendered a decision in which he holds that Nation al bank can lot bo established anywhere in the territory Of the five civilized na- tions in the Indian Territory, owing to the nature ef the treaties now i'll force be- tween the United States and the five na- lions.
 A NEW YORK HERALD special from the City of Mexico says: The Bank of Lon don, Mexico and South America, branch of the institution of the same name in London, has been organized in tho City of Mexico, and will do business as a purely Mexican institution, with a capital of Si,- b00,000
 THERE was a heavy rainfall at Wash. ington, on the 1st and the large silver vault in the courtyard of the treasury building, in which over so 100000 silver dollars are stored, was flooded with two inches of water. Cons siderable damage was done to the boxes and bags contain ing the silver.
 TIE Shah of Persia, on the 29th, in com . pany with King Leopold, visited the works at Serainge, Belgium. He was much pleased with what he saw and shook hands with delegation of work. men, to whom he made short speech, aIndinn 10 their emnlnNmant in a few