The Springdale news., 1889-04-19


 Mas. RUSSELL HARRISON has recovered from her inaispositiou, and Mrs. Scott Lord is the latest occupant of the White House on the sick-list.
 THE coIored people of Washington and the District of Columbia, on the 1Gth, celebrated the twenty anuiver- sary of their emancipation.
 THE report that au attempt had been made to assassinate the Czar of Russia, has been neither eoutradicted nor af- Armed, hut k widely credited.
 SIR CHAmEs RrssELL's speech before the Paruell Commission is 10 be printed in phamphlet form for circulation through Great Britain, America and the colonies.
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 LAWRENCE BARRErr announced from tue stage o5 the Detroit Opera House on the night of the l1th, that Mr. Booth would reiplu the company at Cleveland on tine lith.
 I'm Board af Health Of New Orleans adopted resolution, oa tha lIth adyis- ing the Govtrnor to issue his annual Quarantine proclamation to take effect May i.
 CLAUS SrREckELs. wheu asked on the l2th, f he had joined the Sugar Trust as reported in New York, replied: II am not ia the trust and never will be at any price,
 BI~H3P O'HARA Has issued a circular letter arfieriHg 7Peeial services in all the Catholic churches of the Scranton Pal diocese on April ah. tu commemorate the centennial of Nashiagton's inauguration.
 ITis stated on the highest authority .1..4 the whole south front, first floor. of the State Department Tor executive business offices, and establishing routine office hOurs.
 MARY ANDERSON arrived in London on the l2.a. She aee'i4ed 10 comment on the criticisms = =f-#- newspapers in re- gard t1 tae state U .zer health. but laagh- iugiy remarked. "pJ Hook ike giving up yetza
 \ BaITtsH Central African company is being faFHeI 55 London with the pur- pose es developing tae Zambesi country by tn bGHl51s 3f railways, etc. The sub-aslp lps9as, ea tHa IIth. amounted t5 S50Jl. Hl.
 THE -aeset as8se 4 the Golden Field was formed If i.9s l8ageies, Cal, recently with tAs a6Ieet az zaiz.as Lower C3lI- toruia. making | aa independent repah- ltr aH3 theH admission to the Uuifet 5tatFs.
 THs t7HeHisaa Ga z n. Bryant which Wa -a-1a# hE tha aaau GoyerLu tar smuggling zH2tx fins ae opium iat1 liuualH5u- H8= condemned au the trI84 and outafe9 E4HfseataH. Tho case is HoW awaiting decision 4H sa appeal
 Tuf election . lI' tH4 vacant -aat fa the British Parliament e8r the Central crs9=laa = EIrzHIHz#zu5 wis5 Ht t5. k HiaH# on tHe I7tH fFs45tea f# tHe choice 9t Mr. Albert Ersat hg i sate at 5.eIu tp 4.59) for 5tr bgz15Ei ftI=f f.Ft7e1sgt eaI,-lla;g.
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 NA> Pa kE. Cain8man. sol about - Hav.u Caaa.t Ce5estt,- who have trjeu3s u Ca5I1 da-it3as of coming t5 America H. charged eHa dollar e8eA and having ii roughly worked Ai, field sudlealE departed.
 THs C8ef5kee C4MH. s-3 .a mot at tHe Inferior Department -e4 tAt. Hath. tal had a coutereHe. Vigs Secretary Noble in re- gard to then daties. He explained the fa ]. and also handed th6m printed iustrur tigu- Tor tae.f guidance.
 TuE Secretary as Siate ha, been in- formed bl eabiaa af tHe daatb nj Breslau, PrG- ia, au tbe 15th ot Gun-ul ntthmgr fine lif-4 Stafrs representative there Mr. Dithmar was aFpeia,eI to the po~l tioa by President Hayes ia lN7S, and had held the office eea# s5Hee.
 THE London Chronicle 1ys that one of the C.targes hEazIZtI tE1iI-tt General B1u- lauger is th9t ha. collected money for his propaganda a5#1e IT America as #l1-# at# the French representatives tp tbe Ctutea- uial. The Chronicles e3rgesp spuudent in Paris say. the charge cau be proved
 CARDINAL GiBp5Ss, au the llth. mailed to the Catholic clergy of the Baltimore diocese a letter calling attention to tAe celebration af the centenary Of the iuau- gur3tiou of Washington as the first Pres- ideut uf the Gmted States and eujoiuing al appropriate observance of tue day.
 TnE fsueral os Rsar- Admiral Patterson took place from his late residence iH Washington on the Ilth. \ large num- Der ot army and navy officers and friends and acquaintance. of fhe deceased at tended th funeral. The remains were inferred iu the Congressional Cemetery. A F1vE-YEAR-oLD boy named Tobias Hpper died au the evening of the llth, ae his parents residence, in New York City from the effects If beating re- cciv,d at the hands of thr.e older boys one ot whom lives III the same house with inc Iiippers, and the other two next door, DR. TANNER. the most aggressive of the Irish members of Parliament, is employ ing the remnant ot his liberty before his Imprisonment under tte Grimes act in q vigorous campaign in various parts of En~and. His appeal is fixed for April 2n at Gloumri, but he k determined that he shall be heard before he goes behind prison walls.
 IT is asserted in London that upon the return of Henry M. Stanley to England, he will be natHraliZed as q British sub feet torsakiug lis American adoption, and that the government will confer upon him higher honors than have ever before been conferred upon journalist or an explorer. The Belgian Government will join iu decorating and otherwise honor ing Stanley.
 THE French Senate assembled, on the 12th. for the trial of General Boulanger and others. The President of the Senate read the decree constituting the Senate tribunal for trial. The Procurer- General, Quesaay de. Beaurepaire, then read the t -. arnir-t Ranlan..cr Rnrhefnrt