The Springdale news., 1889-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS FLASHES.

It Is learned that Lord Londonderry has de- cided not to resgn the post of irish Viceroy until August
 Francis E. Warren was lnaugurated Governor 'f Wyoming Tuesday afternoon With military md tIc h3nOrs
 By Tuesdays by.electons the control Of the next General Assembly Of Rhode Island was settled in favor of the R Republicans.
 In the Jellico district in East Tennessee 200l coal miners are on q strike. This strike Is considered the regular thing each year
 Rapid progress is being made in rebuilding the Suspension bridge at Niagara Falls, which was swept away in the great gale of January 10.
 B B. Gordon. an old eft zen Of Pike County Mo.,w4s thrown from hIs horse and the animal falling upon hIm crushed hfTs 50 badly that h8 died.
 T. is expected that the new cruiser Philadel- phia, building at Gramp ship yards in Philadelphia, will be ready for launching in about month.
 Evctiaus upon wholesale scale are threat eRed on the Ohphant estates in Donegal. Ire land, where the tenants made such a gallant fight q few months ago
 Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria has pur- chased the Mdyering estate, formerly owned by Crown Prnee Rudolph, and the scene of that unhappy Princes death.
 John W Thornton, who shot and instantly killed Henry EhunhocE, at Wichita, Kas., last September has been sentenced to the peni- teatiary for three years.
 The Chillicothe Mo.l police have made their annual spring roundup of tramps and run in fourteen of them. They were gwen each thir teen days on the rock pile.
 Mrs America Tinsiey. colrored died sud denly at her home near HJpkiusgllle. ky. Tuesday. n her one hundred aud eighth year. Her mind Was clear 10 the last.
 The Department af State is informed that, as aresult Of recent haroor improvements Bueuos Ayres now has port sufcsent for its commerce with all the rest Of the world.
 The Connecticut House, by vote of l2l to g., refused to pass over the Governors veto tho resolution committing the death sentence of John H Swift, the wife murderer.
 Farmers report heavy l2ss of stock from drowning during the late gtIe on the Virginia coast Between Fort Monroe and York rlyer fishermen lost nets valued at 20 OOo
 The preparations are well under way for general celebration Of the centennial Of the first inauguration of George Washington as President of the United States h St. Louis
 Memorial exercises were held by the New York Legislature for the late General Philip H. Sheridan at the Academy of Music. Albany, Tuesday Blt Martin D HcMahon presided. The freight houses Of the Boston Lowell division of the Boston & Maine Tailroad at
 
 evening only Il portion ef the walls remaining. The Bank et Guthrie, l. T., with capital stock of sao,opo has been organized. 1t will open for business at Guthrie on April e2, and expects to be the first bank in Oklahoma Ter ritory.
 Ex-Governor Albert C Porter Minister to Rome and Hon. John ( New Consul General b London, were entertained Tuesday ght at banquet al the New Dennison. Mayor Denny presided
 The Second Comptroller of the Treasury has decided that the retirement of Naae Admiral Rowan. '. S. N, does not legally deprive hlm of the services ef u prYate secretary, whose salary shah be paId by the Government. ExPreSident Cleveland ls sai3 t8 have par chased the property owned by l. k Phelps, the well-kn0wa lobbyst, ea Broadway White Plains, N. II The property eens sts of three acres. with a cottage 0t twelve rooms situated on it.
 II IS understood that the new Sioux Gommis- sion WiN consist of WHiam Warner, of Mlssou- r. Charles Estoae. of Dhio; John Il. k ns of Nebraska. MtioreeaefH Crock and Demo cratic member. Hat 3et aee5aed upon, from Peunsylyania.
 Every effort $ beng made tu prepare for the great rush ot settter~ te the Oklahoma land of- fees l. Wea5 sam .HHasz hle 1Hat there should hat bE trouble a- ah1at len timc5 IS many contemplate settlement Hz there afe h0mesteads t5 be had.
 Jul us Lehman, u member of the St Louis House of Bcleeates vas arrested Tuesday on charge Of falsely swearing fo [ . age ot a Ger man candidate fer intimidation. aud Was held b oanswer hy United States Commissioner Crawford in f2.oJ0 bonds,
 Among Inc probable guests who Will take part in the coming eeHteHuiaI celebration s Colonel William Nelson. 0f Hanover County, Va, the only surviving grandson Of General Thomas Nelson, one of the sHcrs=ot the Dec laratien of independence.
 II Is sad that 1H agreement has been reached hy the state Department 4ud the German For eign 0fice that there shall be no reinforcement otyessels pr troup ups helongi1g 10 ttctw3 govern. meutz aH cHaduts at sttaal, peAs5ag the re- suit ot the Berlin conference.
 The expedition a.salo-t the m9r3errrs of Deputy Marsha Rdo,eiI Hrcmtn n the wtIds of Kentucky, has been resImej Revenue Agent Brown witA f4rtY men on his way to Knott County, where the moonshiuers are en- campea about tHer dIsttieFies.