The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-30
LATE NEWS iTEHS.

smokeless powder.
The revenue cutter Richard Rush has ar.
rived at Port Townsend, w. T., from Beh
ring Sea. E fr *
The Mt Mansfield Hotel ut Stowe, VI,
was burned on the 4th. l,OsN 100000;
partly covered by insurance.
The grand jury at Chicago has returned
indictments against ). L. Moore and thrce
other lottery ticket sellers in that city
At Fresno, Cal, on the 4th, Senator Stan
ford's three year-old Sunol trotted mile In
2:l3k, breaking all, previous records for
three year olds. 2
The brewing establishment ofsSheIhk &
Bauersachs at Hastings, 'Neb., was de-
stroyed by fire on the 4th. Loss $40, $50 in.
surance $4,000.
News is received at Norwalk, Conn, of
the recent suicide by drowning Of Mrs. Au
gustus Phillips, who was visiting on the
Pacific coast. 1t is reported that the cause
was desertion. Her husband is we'll
known New York comedian. -
AT a meeting of the trunk lines in New
York on the I'd the application of the Chi
cago, Burlington a. Missouri railroad re-
questing them topublish the through fl eight
tariff list was referred to the exec utive
committee for action. The committee re-
fused to publish the list,
The Comptroller OF the Currency.has ap-'
pointed Frederick Bpstwick, of Pine Plains,
G. H. Davis, Jr., resigned He will be as
signed to New York State.
At Ada, Mimi, the other night, the Nor
man Herald, J. E. Campbell,s livery stable.
and W. w. Campbell's law office we're
burned. The Herald loss is $4,000 and the
Campbells' 5000; insurance small.
At Missouri Valley, Ia, the other day,
large livery stable and six dwelling houses
belonging to Fred Kredor were burned
Loss 5000; no insurance. The fire was
caused by some one lighting a, cigar near
, the haymow. I VI
The funeral of Father O'Horan took place
at Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the I'd. The church
was crowded and over thousand persons
were unable to get in the edifice. There
were ninety seven priests present. Bishop
O'Hara delivereda panegyric. Business was
entirely suspended and many of the col
lieries shut down to enable the miners to at
tend the funeral. The funeral cortege was
over three miles long, 5000 persons being in
| line. &
William Keppler, aged sixteen, and an
unknown man were drowned by the caving
| in of sewer at Philadelphia recently.
Joe Sommers, the Baltimore Base Ball
Clubs right fielder, has been released. SOM
mers was the oldest player in the team
| The President has appointed Charles @.
Brooks postmaster at Waverly, N. Y, and
James McCauley postmaster at Mifiiintown,
Pa. bELfI.
4 The annual meeting Of the shareholders OF
the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Com
pany was held at Louisville on the I'd. The
plan presented,at the meeting held in, New
York on September 90 last, to issue Sl3, OW,-
600 new stock, was ratified. The old board
Of directors was reelected
The strike of dock employees at Rotterdam
il ended. The result is compromise. by
which the men agree to accept five pence
per hour on week days and seven and one
half pence per hour for Sunday work. The
minimum of days work is to be four
hours. A dock employees union 10 being
! formed.
The emeute in Crete has been quelled and
martial law will only be enforced against
the murderers and rioters. ,
George Stone, the girl who was shot at
Baltimore recently by John Friese, her dis
carded lover. died on the 3D.
A statement prepared by Sixth Auditor
Coulter shows that the total receipts of the
Postoffice Department for the first three
quarters of the fiscal year 1SS8-S9 were a.,
BAL 1856; expenditures for same time were
al, 1858, 223, leaving deficiency of 50 32l ,270,
which indicates deficiency for the entire
fiscal year 1SSS-S9 of about 81, 100000.
The brig Emma Augusta, which sailed
from San Francisco on August 10, was
wrecked on September IA at RATA Island,
Gulf of California, where she had gone for
a cargo of guano The crew were saved.
The President has appointed Edwin N.
Hartshorn, of Alliance, O., Deputy Second
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Hollis & Co.'S packing house at Armour
dale, near Kansas City, together with a
large number of barrels and hoops, was de-
stroyed by fire the other night Loss, S35,
600; insurance, $4,000. ,t
A Waterville, Me-, special says that Mr..
Nelson, the owner of the stallion Nelson, is
there and that the report that the stallion
had been sold for $4,000 cash and $50, 0OO
more when he shall beat 2 10 is untrue
The President has authorized Surgeon
General Hamilton, of the marine hospital
service, to keep open the following quaran-
tine stations: Delaware Breakwater Cape
Charles, Sapelo Sound and Tortugas Keys.
The bottling works of E. Bush at Pen Yam,
N. Y, were burned ON the Sd. Loss, &5,.
900; partly insured.
Belle Hamlin and Harry Wilkes have been
matched to trot for 1850 side at Fleet
wood Park, New York, on October H.
The Comptroller of the Currency has au
| A. II D. II o<,L~
land, o., to begin business with capital OF
$4,000.
E. c. Baker, representing Victoria, b. c.,
in the Dominion Parliament, has resigned
his seat owing to his inability to secure re
dress for those of his constituents whose
vessels have been seized by United States
cruisers in Behring Sea. -
Approximately correct returns from al
counties in South Dakota give total o.
6S,COO votes cast 1900 below last year. o.
these Pierre receives $4,000; Watertown
12,5OO; Sioux Falls, 12,0OO; Huron, 10, 500
Mitchell, 5000; Chamberlain, 1000.
} Hon. 1eorge Bancroft, the historian, Oh
served his eighty ninth birthday very quiet
ly at his cottage at Newport, R. l., ON thu
Sd. He received many callers and q larg'
number of congratulatOry letters and tele
grams. He is in good health and possesses
all his faculties.
. Henry 8. Chase, who had achieved mucl
reputation as marine painter, died at Sc
vance, on Cumberland Mountain, Tenn.
the other day, aged thirty.seven years.
Don McFadden, barber, has been Al
rested at Owego, N. Y, charged with per
sonating United States secret service OH
Ger and defrauding pensioners at Elmira.
The rivers Bober and Sprottu in Prussial