The Springdale news., 1889-11-22

W. I. ARKELL, of Philadelphia, has offered S100,000 per annum for the privi- lege of printing advertisements on the back of postage stamps.
 FINANCIAL confidence in Brazilian se- curities seems not to have been much shaken by the turn taken by affairs in the South American empire, and the falling off in prices was much less than might have been expected.
 \ MAN was caught by the Frankfort (Germany) police, on the night of the 16th, in the act of murdering a woman in the street, a Ia Jack the Ripper. The body of his victim was horribly mutt lated. The prisoner gave the name of Bender. which is believed to be an alias.
 NJ. FLoQUET was, on the 16th, elected president of the French Chamber of Deputies receiving 3s2 of the 400 votes recorded.
 TIE late Emperor Dom Pedro of Bra gil, together with his Prime Minister, were ordered to leave the country, and sailed for Lisbon on the 17th. Sev- eral other members of the impcraI gov ernment have been arrested and im- prisoned.
 TIE Berlin Post positively denies that Emperor William will visit Spain.
 DR. MozAET JENKINS, of Trenton, x. l.. who was called, on the 10th, to visit Mrs. Della Parnell. reports that he found the mother of the great Irish leader in actual distress for lack of the necessaries of life
 \ coLoRED man was found dead in Richmond, Va, on tbe 18th, in box car containing bales of wool which was loaded and sealed at St. Louis about nine days before.
 \ DISPATCH from Zanzibar, on the 18th, reported the burning of the camp of Lieutenant Ruek. of Dr. Peters ex- petition, by the natives.
 MGB. SATAIII has reported to the Vatican that Catholics in America are opposed to governmental representation at the Vatican, preferring to deal di rectly with the Holy See, but he be- lieves that the difficulty is not insur- mountable.
 KNOWLES, TAYLOR X KNOWLES, China Works at East Liverpool. O., the largest in the country, were totally de stroyed by fire on the 18th. The loss will probably reach S300,000 insurance not more than Sf0a. 000 Several per sons were injured in escaping from the works.
 TIE international Congress rcconyened in Washington. on the 18th, Secretary Blaine presiding. There was not a full attendance, the Brazilian delegates be- ing unayoidablY absent
 DoN PEDRO and his family go into perpetual exile their absence from Bra gil being regarded by the leaders of the new republic as essential to the peace and welfare of the government.
 TIE members of the Irish National League in Philadelphia propose to eX- tend financial relief to Mrs. Della Par nell.
 INSPECTOR BYESEs will investigate the report that every fifth man on the archist or a Socialist, IS stated in an in- tervieW by Sergeant Oliver Tims on the 18th.
 REV. FRANK RODGERS, of Orange, \. l.. who had been in Colorado for his health and was returning home, died in his berth on the Atlantic express just before reaching Altoona, Pa, on the 18th.
 THE dead bodies of d family. consist ing of father, mother and three sons. were found in an unused well near Fog gia, Italy, on the 18th. \ family living in the vicinity have been arrested on suspicion of having committed the mur- ders. and it is generally believed that the murdered ones are the victims of a vendetta