The Springdale news., 1889-04-19

SIR JAMES FFR4USsOS, British Under Foreign Secretary. denies that the Persian Government has ceded to Russia the fort ress of KalatuaIir.
 THE Secretary of the Interior awarded | the contract, on the I5th, for the erection Of an Indian Industrial School at santa Fe, \, M., to A. \. Mckenzie at >27.099.
 CAPTAIN GEORGE ". WILSON, of Ohio, and II. C. Rogers. of Pennsylvania, quail flied, on the 10th. respectively as deputy commissioner and chief clerk Of the Iu- ternal Revenue Bureau.
 THE presentation ef the Budget by Mr. Goscheu was the distinguishing feature of the proceedings of the British House of Commons on tine 10th. Contrary tO expectation, the Budget does not affect any article of trade with America. and is i singuiarly free from striking iuuoya- tiuus
 Ing Cologne Gazette says that the nom nation of Mr. Sewall. late Consul-Gen- eral at Apia, as one 0g the Samoan com missiouers, together with the appoint ment of MT, Bates, warrants the suppo- sition that the Washington Government does not seriously desire friendly set tlement of the Samoan muddie. EDWIN BooTH made his re3ppearauce, after his recent illness. It the Cleveland l (O.D Opera House, on the evening of the l5th, before a large audience which re- eeiyed him with perfect ovation. He played lago tD Barrettis Othello.
 MR. PARNELL's action in the Irish courts against the London Times will be abandoued
 LOUIS kossUTH. the Hungarian libera- tor, has had another relapse, and his life is despaired of.
 THE Pope is suffering from the effects Of a fresh cold, and k confined to his apartments.
 MAYOR BRrcK of Columbus, O., upon ! being reiustated in 9fiee, aa tha l5th, an nouueed that he woala siriageutly eu- force the laws against gambling. Column bus is the leading gambling city in the ! Central State-, there h=!7g fsHrteeH faro games in operation. The gamblers. who endearured To defeat Bruek. are down. east.
 II. M FLAGiER presented Dr. Geo Shelton, of New York City, with secur. ities of the par value of ,54.04a-market Yalue about >s5et1-iu consideration of his faith,uIuess and skill in attending the case of Mr. Flagler's daas hter, Mrs. Ben. edict, who died au her ushaHd's yacht of Charleston, recently after a long ill., hess.
 MANAGER \. M. PALMER. U New Yorl City, who is a Republican iu politics, has offered the Use of his theatse and com pauy for dramatic performance. on the afternoon of May Ii. f9r 5he benefit of the Confederate Soldiers Home It Austin, Tex. Howard ClrraiFs c1meiy-drama .'The American Countess" will he played au that occasion.
 TIE Czar of Eussia viii b. represented at the Paris Exposition by his second son George.
 ED LANTz, while boiling maple sugar on his farm near Canton. 0.. on the 10th, fell into the huge e3tP8fatar and was Terribly scaldel. H. aIsl q few hoHrs late-.
 IT is state5 ta35 Lord Salisbury will ray visit t4 iE=asa Eizmares aH1ut Easier
 THE Emperor If Germany Wa5 eathu- siastirally reeeiyeI al 0idenhars ou the l5th. The city Has decorated and illu- minated in his honor.
 EMPEROR WILLIAM MI Hat % t5 Lon don during his gIsit Ia England. bal will only go to Osborne a4l SpiAeaa.
 ATTORNEY -GENEBsH MILLER has ren- " 't t tt'. lNtN'A- N lt+f i4fs iit lt Che International Convention far tAe Pr4- tectI0u of Industrial Property k recip- rDcal treaty iu the form ot q contract operative iu The future iafraterrieoually F. l. i,, therefore, Hat -els-exeeaIius, hur requires legislation ta render Il c4eetiy5 for thr modification at existing laws.
 ATTORNEY -fsENERAt MILLER ea the 10th, presented IL the Supreme Court o' . tho United S'ates t6e eaIogjstte res5!u- tIeH~ recently adeFtea- -by the b4r oi the court. touching tha death uf ASso- ciate-Ju-tioe Matthews and m a short speech asked that they be placed ou the record, ot ihe ea8rt. h receiving the resolutions Chict-Juetiee Fuller dehy. cred a beautiful tribata to the memory of tIle dead iuri9t.
 TIE body of MrS. John Ramm3ge. a h1lly.respocted lady of Pittsburgh. Pa. was found floating 5a tha fs-s see49is an tue 15ta. She had undoubtedly committed suicide. Her husband wae Killed last summer, aad ]82af her @4a committed suicide, and the poor woman was dis traeted with grief.
 HE loue-aurciTafed presidential eS- earsiuu down the F1nm1c came off ou tha 45th.
 THE Vienna Neue Freie ffess says tha' the illness from which Empress Eiz1bctl is suffering is eU ' neuralgia.