The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

IT is said that the iron ss-ties with which tAe feHHsF Flvani4 Railroad Com pam las been experimenting its tracks at Jersey C.tF, \. J., have proved tail- ure, and will be replaced with white-oak ties,
 OY the ith brief dispatch from Ad- miral Luee was received at the Navy De- pertinent to the effect that yellow fever 1 had broken out on board the United States steamer YaRtic. while ia Part-au-P Prince harbor. and that he had ordered the ves- sel away from that port | 1f k said that comparison of dates by the hes. authorities 8t Cairo, Egypt, shows that there i9 no basis of truth for the reports 9f Emin Pasha's victory over the Mahdi's forces iu the second week of September last.
 h i~ reported that famine and drought . are prevailing in the interior of China, and are increasing in severity. causing terrible suffering. h the provia ce of Shan flung crops have been destroyed by the overflow af the Yellow river.
 k Dakota farmers are dragging their fields, and some wheat las been sewn. Ninety per cent. of the stock has not re- qHired feed yet tlts winter. and all are looking exceedingly well. Callers go out it linen dH~ters and sup-shades, the ther mameter ranging between D and 15 de- gree-.
 fN order 10 reduce expenses the Eric Railway Company has notified fourteen of is trtFellug passenger agents, and divis- iln passenger agents located in the West, that their services will be uo longer re- qaIred after February [.
 1T Panama great uneasiness prevails
 
 ben received of any settlement having been effected. Work on the canal k being leSseGed daily, and is total suspension Is feared
 TIE Governor as Algeria. fl is said. has ordered the expulsion from that country Of TWO editors of spanish newspaper published af Gran.
 0N the 7th the German steam corvette Sehwalbe went aground on reef of Zan- zIbar, but Was doated by the aid of an En- sa-h gaH-baat.
 IT is reported that fever k raginsam8ng the Germans iu Zanzibar with many eatal- lie.
 oy the 9th over s3o,68o of the Bedford Avenue lsr7oStyHi Dutch Reformed GHHrch'- debJ MS Hfted by the aid of Charch-Dedt- Raiser kimbatl.
 HE steamer 0ssipee left Fort Monroe, Va. oH the stiI, for Havti
 EfI#ff9N- at F4learaagh County Done eaI. Ireland. weEe anf resumed en the fth.
 0N tAe 7th tae Welsh troops that had been stationed at Sa3kim, left for Cairo ta I4iu General GFenfe1.
 HE steamer Alert arrived at New York fam Havti on the 7th. and reported that 3HeH s#s reached G1Ha1yes fae HFpalites tH#ra were nearly sfarved. They were fH#fiz#=Hea from the eesseI. I.eeitiMe's army Wa- eaeamped q few miles back # the ,ifx. fHe Alert ran the blockade easi]v.
 TuE committee on m8sie for he iHau- szHa, haIl nave chosen q Philadelphia baud, thr contract price heHg >177o. The band consists ot oue hundred pieces.
 GEENsN pagFrs ZFres~ fl7ttbts whether the AaEier attalt may he considered ended, bagause t i~ nf official Importance as rr- s8sd~ tHe relations ef Germany and En- glaaj
 fHF Rome correspondent If the Lon d8u Times says that the Italian Goyeru- meat WttI obtain loan af 22e85o,998 in Germany. which will be l reply to the Russian loan obtained in France.
 HE DeadW3od X Le1d City Bak1 char tered teii-f7.td a4- eu94ined the peadWood Central Railroad Company and brought s45t azajust t t#r damages The railroad crosses Che f5ll-roal five times, rendering | absolutely dangerous for vehicles.
 h is announced thattho Italian Govern ment has ordered protection and assist anee n the eventual return To Italy of The faur thaa-aHi I5aiiaa la5orer~ and others who afH engaged fa constructing the Hau- ana canal.