The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-06-12
lATE NEWS LIENS.

downe at Luggacurran, Ireland. will begin
ON the 18th
Eleven hundred miners are on strike In
the Kladno district of Austria, and themov
ment is extending.
The Kentucky Republican State conven'
ton has nominated John z. Barrett, OF
Louisville, for State Treasurer.
Three new cases of smallpox broke out al
Nanticoke, Pa, on the 23d. The victims
were taken to the pest house.
Preston Alger, aged twenty years, was
killed by lightning the other day on his
father farm near Lombard, Cecil County,
Md
The 'ipley marble mills, at Center Rut
land, W, were burned on the 23d. Loss,
So, OOJ; partially insured. About $50 men
are thrown out of work.
Captain SAKE and the crew of six men of
the schooner Addie c. Haseltine, which was
cast away on Eden Island, of the Marshall
group were landed at San Francisco re-
Gently by a schooner from those islands.
The Haseltine was wrecked in terrific
gale on March 10.
The Agawam Wooden Company's mills in
Agawam, Mass, burned on the 2lst. The
loss is between $35, 900 and $40, 900; insur
ance $4,000. The mills were engaged in
making wooden goods and satinettes and
gave employment to a large number Of per-
sons. The fire started in the dye house.
An intelligence department for the pur-
pose of supplying fishermen with infomna
ton as to the movements of feed and bait
fishes is to be established at Halifax. The
reports received daily will be'mapped, so
ba< ,nf< no Col M, ho
at glance and bulletins will be issued as
occasion may require.
| 1t is stated that the Gar has sent a special
messenger to the banished Grand Duke Con-
stantine, recalling him and reinstating him
as Admiral of the Russian navy.
A. E. Aver & Co., stockholders Of Wor-
cester Mass, have made an assignment.
Liabilities, $4,000; nominal assets, S65, 900.
The cause is said to be dull business.
Robert T. Lincoln, American Minister to
England, was presented to Lord Salisbury
by Mr.. White, first secretary Of the Ameri-
can legation, on the 23d. He will shortly be
presented at court.
The British steamer Curfew collided with
and sank the British steamer Nyanza in the
Suez canal on the 2lst. No lives were lost
The Curfew was damaged slightly and pro-
|
ceeded on her voyage.
Assistant Secretary Tichenor has in
formed the Secretary of Agriculture that a
suggestion OF the latter that crude potash
salts of the higher grades, which are par
ticularly valuable for fertilizing purposes
be admitted free of duty as manures can not
be carried into effect.
The statement that the Car will make Q
prolonged visit to Poland is confirmed
Preparations for his journey have already
begun and it is expected that he will take
his departure within few days. The
utmost precautions for his safety are being
taken by the railway officials and others.
AtMaysville, KY, the examining trial OF
Henrietta Mcdaniel for the killing of E. j
Cross, late business manager of Stoves
London Circus, was concluded the Other
night. The woman was held in 81 600 bal
to answer the charge of murder at the nex'
July term of the Circuit Court. The com
munity is indignant
Two hundred and fifty police and military
are all ready to assist in evicting the ten
ants on the Olphert estate, near Dublin, Ire
land. They will protect the bailiffs and i!
necessary subdue resisting tenants.
| hUUCIU IOWClls COlOLOu ldUOLSi Ill YIN
registry division Of the Washington City
post-office was arrested on the 23d while II
the act drifting registered letter Hewas
committed to jail in default Of bail.
The Ryegate Granite Company, at South
Ryegate, VT, is insolvent. Liabilities, t56,
600; assets, plant which cost 100000. The
directors are individually liable for SAC, 0O(
and the largest creditor is the Newbury
bank, for $4,000.
A naval board have prepared advertise.
ments for four sea going tugs authorized t.
be purchased by act of the last Congress
1t is not unlikely the Navy Department vii
be forced to construct these tugs, as owners
of sea-going tugs are not anxious to part
with them.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has au
thorized the Exchange National Bank, Of
Spokane, W. T. the First National Bank
of Bowling Green, o., and the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank, of Easton
Nd, to begin business with capitals of 500,
100, 5000 and 5000 respectively.
Denmark and the United States have rati
fed treaty for the arbitration Of the claim
of Carlos Butterfield against the govern
ment of the former country for losses ant
injuries to two United States vessels at thu
hands of the authorities of the Danish Yves
Indies in 1854 and 1856 The two vessels
while in distress attempted to make al
anchorage at port on one of these islands
but were prevented doing so by the Danisl
authorities, who fired at them.
Rose Terry Cooke, the authoress, is ser
iously ill, and her physicians fear neuralgia
Of the heart.
A Pan-Servian plot has been discovered
in Bosnia and number of Russians hav'
been arrested.
John Bright's will bequeaths an estate o
about Esq 900 to his children. There are N
public requests.
The German government has arrested
number of Frenchmcn at Soultzmatt, Alsace
on charge of treason.
Indian Agent McChesney has received in
structions from Washington to notify al
white settlers now on the Sioux reservation
to leave.
The disturbances among the agriculture
laborers in various districts of Italy con
tinue. Numbers Of women 1aborers in tn
rice fields near Medicina, province Of Be
logna pillaged the bake shops of the tow
the other day to relieve the hunger of thei
families. Troops have been ordered to tn
spot
The expedition headed by DR.. Nausen
which left Copenhagen for the Arctic re
gions in May, 1855, and has just returned
made an exhaustive exploration Of Green
land. The greatest height above the SO
level reached by the party was 10000 feet
Their explorations were comparatively ur
eventful.
The Chicago & Alton road has given nc
tice to chairman Walker, Of the InterStat
Commerce Railway Association, that
| mpst have a more earitable proportion O