The Springdale news., 1889-07-05
THE first annual art exhibition at Mu.

THE first annual art exhibition at Mu- nich was opened on tho lst.
 TIE Emperor William left Kiel, on the 1st, on the royal yacht Hohenzollern for his trip along the Norway coast.
 VIM JOIN LANE, Member of rarlia- ment for Cork, Ireland, was arrested, on the lst, on the charge of melting the peo- pie to adopt the plan of campaign. He was conveyed to Tipperary for trial.
 MR. JAMES WINsTANLEY, a Protestant alderman and an ardent Parnellte, was, on the 1st, nominated for Lord Mayor oe Dublin
 BY the explosion of boiler, on the lst, at the works of the Asphalt Paving Company o' Wilkesbarre. Pa. the en- Gineer, John Boyle, was blown fifty feet ill the air and killed.
 THE reduction in the public debt during the month of June, as shown by the statement issued from the Treasury De- partment on the 1st was SIG, 255, 929, and for the fiscal year just closed, $Ss 93S 035. During the preceding fiscal year the debt was reduced SIS s4f. 0S0. The total debt now, less cash in the treasury, is $l, 076, Gl6, ,G2l.
 TIE State commissary department at Johnstown, Pa, was, on the 2d, turned over to the citizens.
 THE ship carpenters of East Boston on what is termed ''new work" struck, on the 1st, for nine hours work and ten hours pay.
 FRANK MORRIS, of Cleveland, O., en- fenced to hang July 10 at the penitentia ry, has been granted commutation of sen- tence to imprisonment for life.
 FIFTEEN THOUSAND workmen struck al RrrY ,.s. 4t, 4Ia 1.t ,I, the bakers in the city
 CARDINAL GIBBONS has received a beau- tiful present from Pope Leo KILL It is large golden and richly jeweled osten. sorium and was sent to the Cardinal as souvenir of the Pope's jubilee.
 NAVAL CADET HERBERT l.. DRAPER, of Ellsworth, Kas., who was recently admit ted to permanent duty as an Ensign, has been made a Second Lieutenant and as- signed to duty in the Marine Corps.
 SECRETARY BLAINE and Walker Blaine have gone to Bar Harbor Me-, where the former will remain until September. President Harrison eontemplates paying the Secretary a visit some time in July.
 ON the lst, iu New York City, detect ives arrested Reynolds Timson, of Mill waukee, Wis, for the alleged larceny of S6O0,0 ,000 worth of watches there. Timson was turned over to Detective Kelly. of Milwaukee.
 ACTIVE operations commenced at the Norfolk Navy Yard at the beginning of the uew fiscal year, aud several hundred mechanics and laborers were put to work. The working force is to be increased to l.500 men.
 ". J. LEECHMAN, aged seventy years, died at his home in Centerpoint, Ind, on the 1st., from the effect of snake bite. His body became much swollen, involving the lungs. For many years he was a practieing physician.
 FIVE weeks ago pr. Knowles, Indiana State Veterinary Surgeon, killed two horses belonging to a man named Eads, at Carlisle. Eads himself was suffering with glanders, and word has been re- ceved that he had died from the disease.
 llRs CHARLES FISCHER, wife of a mer- chant tailor of Brazil, Ind, while kim ding the kitchen fire, on the 1st was hor- ribly burned by the fire igniting the coal oil in the can, causing an explosion. Prompt relief was summoned, and she may recover.
 DANIEL AJAUvETN, twenty-three years old, who is a police officer in New York City, attempted to end his life while on his way to his post of duty by shooting him. self in the right side. He was removed to the hospital prisoner. He is believed to be out of his mind, and will probably die.
 THE official vote of the recent election in Pennsylvania as received and con- puted is as follows: For the prohibition amendment, 296, 1T; against. 4Sf GA; ma- jority against, fss,021. For the suffrage amendment abolishing the poll-tax quail ifcation, ls3 37I against 420, 323; majority against 236 952