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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
sTHE WORLD AT LARGE.
ermmary of tho Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

r.,r President has made the following ..rointments: George W. Lynn, of New Sprk S1rk City. 10 be surveyor of customs of ..,. .ort of N W York. Theodore B. Willis, lgJ .s rrootlvn. to be naval officer of customs % sa ,bo district O! New York; Ernest ,g.+bop to be collector of internal revenue s..t tbo First district of New York.
 srrprTARy IRACY has issued general .,dsrs recurring all pay officers to keep .ro,,ch money on hand to assist all officers .ad enlisted men who desire to remit r,on,v 10 their families or to save
 HENRY C. YARMOUTH. ex-Governor of t,rIsiana, has accepted his appointment ss collector of customs at New Orleans.
 IT is definitely settled that Judge Grof, of Omaha, wi be appointed Commissioner of inc General Land office. He was the loading candidate for Interstate Com- ,,ercs Commissioner against Judge yeasev, of Vermont, who recently re- ceived the appointment
 THE United States Treasury Depart uent celebrated the tooth anniversary of ss foundation by Alexander Hamilton by closing at noon on the llth.
 PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed John $. Lathrop collector of internal rev. enue for the third Iowa district and James w. Hearne in tho Fourth Texas district.
 JAMES ". TANNER, Commissioner of Pensions, sent his resignation to Presi- dent Harrison on the ilth.
 EDWIN ARNOLD. author of Light of Asiap and chief editor of the London Telegraph, with his daughter called on President Harrison recently.
 ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER finds no cause for action against ex-Governor Crawford for receiving moneys from the Creeks fjr acting as their attorney in re- cent financial transactions with the Gov ernment
 TIE United States delegates to the Congress of American States have been summoned to meet Secretary Blaine.
 SERIOUS collision occurred on the Bal timore & Potomac railroad the other night at Washington between a freight and a passenger train, resulting in the killing of the engineer of the passenger train and badly iDjuring the fireman and one brake man of thefreight train.
 COLONEL W. r. SwI1zLER, chief of the bureau of statistics, has resigned.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

American yellow pine is great fayorite for wooden pavements in Bcr- lin.
 The Russian language has been imposed upon all the inhabitants of the Baltic provinces of the empire.
 The electric conduits in Paris con tain naked wires. insulated only by porcelain knobs, and are built under each sidewalk
 Ut is said there are three hundred distinct dialects in China which differ from each other as much as French from German. An attempt is to be made to unify them.
 There are 1,500 cooperative un- ions in England containing 992. 42S members. In 1888 $l7, 7,072,o ,o35 profit was made on sales amounting to $l93,- 675, 225. or this sum $l25, 100 was de- voted to charity.
 Next to England little Holland is nextto the greatest colonial power in the world. The Dutch colonies have an era of nearly 800, 900 square miles, which includes some of the finest pos sessions in the world.
 The people of the County Down, in the North of Ireland. are the most prosperous in the North of Ireland, next to those of County Antrim. Their farms are cultivated skillfully and every thing they produce brings good prices.
 A poverty society" has been started in Russia, the object of which is to popularize poverty among the poor, and to teach them that their lot is not one to be repined at, since the finest pleasures of life can be enjoyed independently of money.
 The English tenant farmer, says a London correspondent, unlike his Irish brother, does not cling to the soil, or wait to be evicted when he finds rents too high, He leaves" incontinently, probably because he makes it rule to put no permanent improvements lon his tarm
 There has not been a bank failure in China for nine hundred years. Dur ing the reign of the Emperor Hi Flung, an edict was issued that upon the failure of bank the heads of the pres ident, cashier and directors should be struck of and piled up in a corner with the assets. The edict has never been repealed, and Chinese bank-stock has continued to be above both par and reproach.
 The dried leaves of the cocoa plant, which is cultivated on the slopes of the Andes, form an important arti- cle of internal trade among the vari- ous native tribes. It Is estimated that not less than 30, 900, oL0 pounds are con sumed annually. After the morning meal men and women alike take a mouthful of the leaves mixed with a little lime; fresh leaves are added throughout the day, and without any additional food the consumer is enabled to do q hard day's work.
 The Mount Morgan gold mine of Queensland has proved to be the rich est mine in the world. It is situated on the range of a sheep ranch. It is an iron-stone hill in the midst of green grass A public road runs over the mountain, and it was while repairing it that the gold was discovered It was purchased for s. POO. just s an acre. and the shares are now worth s75, ,000.0 900. It is supposed to be an old geyser impregnated with god The metal is extracted by the chlorina- ton process and costs but $7. 50 ton.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
IYnchers outwitled.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, Sept l6.--Ab bout nine o'clock yesterday forenoon George M Campbell and his deputy. who lefi Sirafford Thursday afternoon fir this place. having in charge John Davis, the murderer of Mrs Andy Savage arrived with the prisoner safe and sound The constsb bic on leaving Str ford noticed
 hat party of men were following, and took hls prisoner through the woods, leav- ing his wsgon, and quietly went 10 the house of friend, whore he remained un- l yesterday morning The sxcitemsn, is now abating and the people in the yl- clnity Of Straiford are willing for the lsr 10 take its course
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Trihes Light as Air.

The best hymn for a candidate for ofiice-"Let's scatter seeds of kindness for our reaping by and by
 A missionary accosted Q cannibal shortly after the latter had dined on the formers wife, and tried to move him to repentance; but the hardened brute only said he was gladiator.
 Misers love their money most, and wise men love their money leased.
 A printer may not heed the golden rule;n that is not much his fault All his rules are made of brass.
 man who does not know any thing will be sure to ten it tho very first time he gets a chance to be heard.
 An ordinary man will not admit to his girl that money Is any eonsidera- ton with him, but the same chap will walk twelve blocks to get rid of a nickel with hole in it. -Sa Louis Magazipc.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Rnce War at Dexter. Mo.

CAIRO, H., Sept. 14.-At Dexter. Mo, the people have for years excluded all negroes from among th m A short time ago man named Williams settled on a farm near there and engaged dozen negroes 10 work for him Fifty armed white men waited upon him this week and told I'm he must get rid of tht negroes He said they might kill him fest The armed men returned to town and circulated a paper pledglng the sign CTS to stand by the regulators. About 300 men signed the parer. About fifty men sided with w llisms, among them a hard ware merchant who has Imported Win chesters and ammunition sufficient 10 arm his side. Further trouble is expected.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Cotton-NIil!s Bnrncd.

The Renwood Cotton mills, near Low ell, N C., were burned recently. The mills had been shut down for week. Half an hour after the watchman had gone through the building be discovered flames issuing from the card room. Be- fore any assistance could be rendered the building was in Q sheet of flame. In twenty five miuutes the fine new build. ing was in ruins. The mills had 6,C0l spindles. The total loss is $65 00l; in, sured for $50, 900. No one has any idea es to how the fire originated.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
THE SOUTH,

EIsENMANN BROS. & Co, wholesale feed dealers of Louis Ky, have assigned with 50,000 liabilities, The troubles of Mattingly & Sons.. dstillers, whom they indorsed, were the cause
 JOHN DoEsCHER, a retired manufacturer living in St Bernard, La, shot himself re- gently. Cause, family troubles.
 Two miners near Princeton, ". Va, were crushed to death by fall of coal re- cently while looking for tools in disused part
 Ex-SENAroR RIDDLEBEReER, of Vir- ginia, as taken the stump for the Demo- cratic State ticket
 FIRE on the steamship Theodore W eems. lying at its wharf in Baltimore, Md, did s3O, 900 damage. The vessel was swamped.
 GOVERNOR BucKNER, of Kentucky, has ordered one company of troops from Lex ington and another from Harrodsburg to go to Marion County 10 protect the court and witnesses in the trial in connection with the Howard Turner feud.
 JOHN LINTON, an Englishman, was found on the streets of Paris, Tex, recently un- der the influence tf morphine and died later Two women, Ida Brown and Mary Cutler. were arrested. charged with his murder.
 THE large hotel at Bon Air, summer resort six miles from Richmond, Va, was destroyed by fire the other day. Loss covered by insurance.
 THE great council of the United States of the order of Red Men was in annual convention at Baltimore, Md, on the llth, with 200 delegates present.
 SEvENTY-FIvE negroes were said to have been killed in the recent race troubles in LeHore and Tallahatche Counties Miss.
 Two North Carolina murderers were taken from the MorgRntowu. Burke Coun- ty, jail the other day and lynched.
 IT is reported that n negro church has been burned by regulators at Post Oak. Jasper County, Miss. Further whippings are also reported, Persons from Jasper County say these reports are exag- gerated
 HE report of a fatal mine disaster at Jellico, Tenn, was false.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
The Mccoy-Ha.neld Feud.

The sheriff of Pike County, ky. recent. ly arrived at Frankfort with five prfs- oners, convicted at Pikevillc for the mur- der of tho McCoys in the Mccoy Hatfield interstate fend. They are Allison Mounts, who is to hang; Valentine Hat field, Alexander Messer and Doc and Plyman Mayhorn, each sentenced to life imprisonment It is hoped the convic- tions will end the feud, though they are West Virginia men convicted by Ken lucky court.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Murdered by Regulators.

A brutal murder was committed few miles from Lafayette, La., on the Abbey vile road. Near the roadside stood small cabin and in this lay the mutilated bodies of Rosemoud Confer and his daughter, Roselle, aged fifteen years. They had been murdered by band of regulators, who, about two months ago, whipped Cormier and ordered him to leave. His failure to do so resulted ib the death of himself and daughtes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Four Depot. Robbed.

Four depots on the Birmingham (Ala.) Mineral railroad were broken open and robbed recently. The burglars secured several hundred dollars in money, quantity of tickets. few express pack ages and a small quantity of light freight of little value. The burglars commenced at Village Springs, n station twenty eight miles north of Birmingham, and working south, broke into the depots at Palmers, Greens and Mount PiersOn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
An Old Lady Missing.

Mrs. Sadler, nearly seventy years oi age, mother of Mir. David Sadler, plant CT residing on the Big Black river, near Hawkinson's Ferry, Warren County, Miss, mysteriously disappeared recent ly. Her family thought she had gone to vislt a neighbor and for some time felt no spprehensious.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
SOUTHERN GLEANiNGS.
Killed by a Prisoner.

H. D. Castleberry, town marshal of Pelham. village near Thomasville, Ga, was shot while trying to arrest negro for melting a riot After Castlsberry was shot he returned the negro's fire, and 8 general shooting began between whites and blacks in which negro was fatally wounded. Castleberry died.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
The President Declines.

A letter from Private Secretary Hal. ford to Mir. II. ". Grady, of Atlanta, states that President Harrison can not visit the Piedmont Exposition, owing to his inability to accept an invitation that will take him away from his public duties between now and the assembling of Con-
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
A Heavy sentence.

The case against Joseph Stultz for sub. ornation of perjury in the case of his elopemcnt with and marriage of four-i teen- year-old Carrie Ashby has been concluded at Jeffersonville, Ky. The verdict read: We, the jury, find the defendant guilty as charged, and fix his punishment at ten years in the State prison, a fine of $500 and disfranchise- ment for two years"
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
GENERAL.

ANOTHER woman was found butchered in Whitechapel on the 10th, evidently the work of Jack the Ripper"
 FOURTEEN buildings in the town of Shoat Lake. Man, were destroyed by fire the other nigbt causing s40,0OO loss.
 TIE forests of Pentelicus in Greece are on fire. Twenty seven thousand trees have been destroyed
 A scHHse is on foot in London for the construction of ship canal between Ed inburg and Glasgow.
 A DISPATCH to the Soir, of Paris. from Rome says: It is reported that the Italian Government will expel Kossuth from Italy on a demand from Germany, because in an address 10 H0ngarians he protested against Premier ".Jza's tiTade against France.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
THE NEST.

IHE finest iy ry staDle in Wyoming vas destroyed hy A al Laramie City re- .,shty Costly carriages were burned. Loss 50 Oo0, rattly insured.
 ihFoRhArioN from San Carlos. Ariz., reveals strange state of affair m k tuoop Ieoloredl Tenth cavalry. William saFhum, un ter arrest as one of the mur- asrers of V. r eming. has confessed that ae is member Of an organ ization similar v lne holle Maguires, and that be and tnfee others, Douglass, Wilson and Ed wards, were detailed to kill Fleming. narnnm refused 10 give the names of the tuner members of the association.
 HE National telephone convention was ne!q in Minneapolis, Mnu., on the 10th %Nh seventy i've delegates present ". ', saTgent of Brooklyn, N. Y., was elect ea president
 A hoILRH on the farm of J. ". Snyder aear a.. saFbandaie IiL, exploded recently. .a'hpg live m~n. All but one of the yie- uns left fan iss.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
The Third Louisiana Distric..

The State Board of Canvassers, con- sisting of the Governor, Attorney Gen eral and Secretary of State, met and canyassed the vote cast for Congress- man in the Third Louisiana district at the election held September, 3. Total vote cast, 90 2j6; for Price, 1s,76i; for Minor. Il. i95; Prices majority, 7,266
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
A Double Lynchinc.

A mob of hundred men broke open the jail at Morganton, N. C., took out Franklin Stack, a white man, and David Boone, a negro, and hanged them. Stack ambushed Robert Parker, student at college. who killed Stacks brother, and Boone shot and killed a man at camp meeting. The people of Morganton pro- pose to ferret out the lynchers and punish them,
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Gigantic Enternrise

The citizens of Jackson and Madison County. Tenn, are raising funds to build Si00, 600 cotton factory ia Jackson. The mill will consume 1J00o to l5.001 bales of cotton annually, and will produce SI. coo, )00 worth of manufactured articles year iy. The mill will employ 1,s00 hands.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Steve Holcombe's rlans.

Steve Holcombc, a reformed gambler, who founded and has for several years conducted the Union Gospel Mission at Louisville, Ky, has resigned the super intendency of the work. He will devote himself to evange listic labors.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
A st. Louls Drummer Arrested.

James Gould, travelling representa-. i've of the Dr. Harter Medicine Company, of ST. Louis, was arrested at Montgum- cry, Ala. The arrest was mado on q tee. gram received by Chief Gerald or thes Montgomery police from r. NJ. Sterrslt, vice president Of the Dr. Harter com. any charging Gould with embezzle, neni.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Murder anu sulclde.

In York County, s. C., W. E. Boyd shos his wife and then killed himself, Mrs. Boyd lived about an hour. Boyd moved to Arkansas with his wife some years ago and returned without her, claiming to have been divorced. The fate of the second wife suggests that he may have murdered his first wife.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
Ei,,ea by A cayinx yault.

lwentytwo feet under ground, at Louis. vile, Ky, by the caving in of vault he was digging. When reached by excavat- ing he was dead. He leaves afamily.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19
4 Murdcrcr at Large.

William Brame, at Hopkiusyille, Ky, shot and killed Conductor James Lemon, at Bakers Station, and escaped. The Louisville 6 Nashville Railroad Con- pany has offered largo reward for his apprehension.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19

American railways kill but one out of 10,OO0.000 passengers carried. Unfortunately they sometimes do kill ing for l ,00O. 0G0. 900 passengers in one accident, which makes the easualtiet seem greater in number and moN shocking
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19

In China one can always borrow money on the strength of having q son, but nobody would advance him cent if he had dozen daughters The former is responsible for the debt of his father for three generations. The latter Is only responsible for the debts of her own husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
pornrr.o1Ass p0srMAsrBRs APPOINTED.

POURrH. GLASS POSTM4STERS APPOINTED.
Washington, April Gothic Postmaster-Generh To-
day appointed the following named fourth class post
masters:
]. II. Leonard. Atlantic Highlands, n. J.; II; C.
town, Conn; w. f. lewis Amboy Centre, y. j.;
A. d. BrOOls Dernhard's Bay, N Y; Edward Deweli:
BrinierhoHvllle, y. Y; p sweet, Bulls Head, Z
Mrs III T. Ely, chenango Forks, NJ Y. 4. T. kelle-
man Conesus, n. z; Henry Riley, Corn
wall n. Y; Abram Tompkins. East Windsor, N \.
j. c. Porter, Eureka, n. Y; J. Floyd, Garnerv1le,
Il W W. Varmess, Greenwood Lake, n. Y; George
Cromwell, Highland Mills, N. Y; ". S. Beebs, krs-
wood n. Y; T. S. Dowolfr Lamont, y, Y. John =.
Coe, Lyconlng, n. Y; d. +. Montramp, Monroe, N.
Y; s. r. Valentine, New. Prov idence n. j.; Webster
swan Navesink, n. j.: 2. o. Green, Narrowsourg,
f. Y; c. H. Garlic, North Rose, n. Y. f. j scott
oauaaua Lako, n. Y; T. IL ode Osborne Hollow,
Palermo T. e: Frederick wshrmoorger, Palisades "
Y: " L. Harer, Parish, n. Y; F. +. Russell. Phillips
port, n. Y; L IL Clark, PortaSevile, y: r.; ", g.
Grover Red House. NJ Y; J. W. 1ratt, Silver Springs,
NY:I J. Rich, South Richland y. Y. Reed Sheriff.
stanton HILL n. Y; A. W. Aldrich, Nesta Cenre,
x Y: Albert Warren Williamstown, n. Y; henfy
Ford Woodbury. Falls, N. Y; James Hughes, Amity,
BENTON, Penn. Carolina Rssacy, COMPROMISING
penn;J N woodward, Coon's ComoTs, Penn. A.
IL Craley, Craley, Penn; J. II. Rcsser, Dalmatls
Penn c. L. Zgner, Etters, Penn, James Marshal
imlton Penn; s. W. Batchman, Lynnvillc, Penn.
] n Henry McCoysvlIle. Penn. J. NJ. Miller, Manor
station Penn c. NJ. Stafford, Merlal, Penn. H.
L ROW Merwtn, Penn; A. Dun, Morayla Penn. q
H. Baxter, Nelson, Penn J. q Gllens NewsSeedom
Penn l. d sehge PATlnos Pen9 vi L. S SSnmcyyr
" Graham Wfntertovn, Penn. H. Mann, WOODS Kun
Pam,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
END OF THE SESSION At TRENTON
THE LEGrsLATURE ADJoURNs SINE DIE-aANH
Bills KILLED AT THE LAST MOMENT
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.


Trenton, n. j., April 30 gpccisI.-The most
bitterly partisan Legislature that ever sat In New
Jersey, after session lasting fifteen weeks adjourned
sine die to-day The closing was quiet and ORDERLY
This Republicans made speeches In the Senate, test-
fyfna their esteem for President Wes. and the House
presented TO Speaker Hudspcth $500 diamond ring.
these ere annual incidents, but In the House the
gift - generally q watch. Governor Green delayed
4 number OF important nominations until shcrt
time before the closingup occurred and tho result
was q rejection of one Of them, that OF ex-senator
Robert L. livingston, Of Union, for supervisor OF
STATE Prisons Senator Maon, OF Passaic, Who'
Il Is said wanted the berth for Postmaster Johnson
Of Paterson, opposed Lyingston's nomination Inc
Republicans voted with him, and Livingstons nomi-
nation was rejected by vote OF III TO TO- 10 say
that the Democratic Senators were angry At Malons
e~section IA to express IL mildly indeed. An extra
sassion OF tho Senate Is not improbable, but none
win be called unless Maon agrees to act with MS
PARTY. u no extra session Is heio ior
the confirmation OF Hyington or another nominee
Henry 4 Butler the Republican State Prison super
visor now IN ofice, WIN hold over until next year
An tho other nomin at.ons were confirmed. They
sre AZ follows For Inspectors Of State Prisons, Mar
An n Cook OF Hudson, Herman schak, of Essex, j. p
F,snn gan of Mddesex Thomas p. Curley, Of Camden
aDd Thomas III. Nickel. OF Cumberland; for law judge
= Cumberland County James p. Hoasland; for prose
sutox of Cumberland County, William n. Logue' TOT
fav fudges-Sa1cm county, hOpoft ID. h'tonhoI, NoP0
wsx Corn ~ Stephen II. Bennett Gloucester County,
Fdward L strstton; Burlington County, Stacey r.
Ssmr important bills were Killed BY. the House.
amone thoss thrown out into the state's big waste
baSksf &C hour before the hnal adloufnmehL Wstv
~ Of rortion OF Hudson the Senate substitute for
ne Anstrsaa Ballot hl the nll me
- hsr Ave gallons without license the bill pro
vSfnc sor tho Killing Of the Jersey shore In
sa''s S a. proposed amendments 10 the new liquor
LEVINE dealers 10 sen liquor In small quaint
t~x "a Be drunk on the promises About 2eo bills IN
rnfnsufes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
wEsrCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS. Engineer Landretb OF Amster.
dam Y who has been retained by the Board OF
trustees 20 draw plans and specifications Tor 81 sten
of sewcraCe expects TO complete his WORK next
Grace Episcopal Church to-day Will be under the
direction Of DR. II. \. schnid The instrumental a1
music wii be increased by frst and second Sionns'
viola yioloncellO and cornet III oIDsol,
an assistant OF Dr. MagneSs, fearing an attack Oh
gcarlet fever, has gone 10 Bellevue HosPnaI He sh
man Of tOt The Supreme Court holding special term
matter OF an injunction obtained by tho Electo Igh
and Fuel Company, restraining the president OF inc
Hoard OF Trustees Of the village OF sing sing rom
executing a contract with the Sing sing Gas MANU-
featuring Company to light the streets OF that ylaSe
The Electric Light Company had offered 70 hght Ihe
year while the Gas Manufacturing Company wanied
S25 a lamp per year The trustees were ms, i
10 submit further points and briefs TOT the ihiorniS
ton OF the court.
PORT CTIRsTER.-The cornerstone o. the he~
PpscopsI Church Of st. Peter VIII be laid on TUESDAY
afternoon . II said on good suth'Iily
Yesterday that the trains running on the Harlem
tend their trips TO Port Chester after the rs Monosy
IN May instead Of making the eastern tei minus ~
New Rochelle Steel rails have been laid tns ehn an
length Of the branch road at cost OF nearly SIUOooSV
In anticipation OF the large traio during inc sPprOS
ing season -,
NuLTON-It Is understood that the American
steam Yacht Club has arranged 10 run steamDoa,
daily between the clubhouse AZ aliIon RUM H
the foot OF Pine-st, New York, during Inc summer
m s also said that tho Larchmont Yacht CuD desifes
to Join in tho arrangement
MOUNT YERNON.-Twenty seven pieces OF prop
nrtv changed hands last week, for Sl21,OOO IN inc
county sales amounted 10 $500 AGO.