The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

| MRS. CATHERINE COBLENTZ was arrest ed at West Point, Huntington County, | Ind, on the 2d, on the charge of bigamy, the complaining witness being Louis Rus | sell, her former husband, whom she had left some months ago. She left Wabash, Ind, and went to West Point, where she married Jacob Coblentz. | AT a meeting of 400 Panama canal shareholders in Paris, on the 3d. it was 1 decided to send a commission to Panama immediately to inspect the canal works. IN the parliamentary election, on the Sd, in the Southeast division of Cork, Ire- land, MT. John Morrough was elected without opposition to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. John | Hooper.
 TIE twelve-year- daughter of Mrs. J. H. Bell, who lives near Columbus, Ind, was fatally hooked by a vicious COW on the 2d. One of the animals horns pene- trated the child's abdomen and the other the chest.
 | THE Pesther Lloyd says that Emperor l Francis Joseph has accepted an invitation to attend the German army maneuverS in the autumn.
 MRS. LATHROP, niece of Senator Leland l Stanford, became violently insane at
 
 l asylum on the 4th.
 HEAVY storms of rain and lightning have occurred in the midland counties of England. On the 3l the lower part of Liverpool was under water. A bank build ing was struck by lightning on the same 1 day. Numerous accidents occurred ill | other places.
 l SHERIFF DICK drove seven Hun garians into the Conemaugh river at Kerinville, Pa., on the 3d and kept them there until all were drowned. They had been caught stealing from the dead bodies and footing private buildings. Sheriff Dick said he would shoot, hang or drown every Hun i'll Cambria County if necessary to put stop to their fendish lawlesSness.
 THIRTY persons lost their lives at Will- transport, Pa, by the collapse of bridge while they were watching another bridge being carried away by the flood.
 TIE Nalkyrie was defeated in the race off Dover, England, on the 3l both the Irex and the Yarana showing her their heels. The Irex came in first iii 3:55 :51; the Garana second in 4:9:1, and the Val kyrie last in 4:9:JS
 MRs. MAVERICK, who, it is alleged poisoued her husband at Liverpool, was so i'll that she was unable to appear in court on the 3l. It is alleged that Mir. Maybrick, before his death, wrote to his brother that if his illness proved fatal an autopsy ought to be held.
 TIE Connecticut House, on the 3d, con- cured with the Senate in passing the resolution appropriatiug $25,00) for the flood sufferers in Pennsylvania.
 TIE Pennsylvania Railroad Company is making every effort 10 repair their road. Five train loads of workmen were sent to the flooded district on the 3d, and over seven hundred car loads of building material.
 IT is reported that two Hungarians found the body of lady who had valu- able necklace on, between Woodvale and Conemaugh, Pa, on the 3I The devils dragged her out of the water ana severed the head from the body to got the neck lace.
 SHERIFF DICK and posse got into a fight, on the 3l, with gang of footing Huns at Cambria City Pa, The Huns got the better of him, and lie called on quad of Battery E boys, who charged with drawn sabcrs, and soon had the crowd on the run.
 AMONG the prominent citizens of Johns- town, Pa, who perished in the great del- uge, was Judge Fulton, general manager Of the Cambria Iron Works, which lost without insurance E, 5o0,000 worth off property. Judge Fulton's wife and chil- dren were also drowned.
 HE steamer Bessie Morris, from Mon- treal for sydney, C. B., went ashore, on the morning of the 3d, near White Point, | N. E., and is supposed to be total loss. The crew were saved.
 BEFORE it's depletion by the awful call amity of the 3lst, Johnstown, Pa, had a population of 29,0t0. A new canvass of the city is to be made as a means of as- pertaining, approximately, the number of the lost.
 TIE movement for raising funds for the relief of the sufferers by the flood in the Conemaugh Valley is wide spread and general. The result will prove the oneness and noble -heartedness of the American people
 BALFoUR'S bill to facilitate the building of railroads ill Ireland was read the first time ia the British House of Commons on the 3d.
 THE Red Cross Society for Monroe County, N. r., met at the mayors office in Rochester, On the 3l, for the purpose of raising funds for tho Johnstown sus- fercrs