The Springdale news., 1889-01-18

in New York, on the 10th, brings news of the outbreak of yellow fever on Admiral Lucc's flag ship, the Galena. and the ap- pearance of that vessel at Port Royal, whittier she had gone to more effectually combat the infection.
 THE Executive committee Of the Amer ican Newspaper Publishers Association has selected New York as the place, and February l3 as the time, for holding the annual convention of the association. An exhibition of type-settiug machines will be given ill connection with the conyen- tion
 A LONDON soap-maker, who did much to make Mrs. Langtry popular by issuing millions Of colored photographs of her with advertisements. announces beauty show in London next May. He declares that he intends to secure royal aeade- micians as judges. The prizes will range from f50 to E2O).
 ON the llth the eocoanut-laden brig Nile, from San Bias, Mexico, which was thought to have been lost in the storm of November 25, arrived at New York with out the loss of sail or spar. The Nile did not leave San Bias as early as was thought, and Captain Coffin says he was out only twenty four days. Heavy north
 
 entire voyage.
 ON the 10th the case of the State of Louisiana against the American Cottou- Seed Trust was called for trial al New Orleans before Judge Rightor The de- feHdants failed to produce certain books and papers which they had been ordered to bring into court.
 RAILROAD bridges across Niagara river below the falls were not injured by the late storm, and trains are crossing them as usual.
 ON the 10th the Ponce de Leon and other principal hotels at St. Augustine. Fla, opened for the season. The engagements are generally ill excess of last year.
 h is said that the water in the Nile is lower than ever before recorded.
 TIE statement is made by the Paris Figaro that Count De Lesseps and the administrative council of the Panama Canal Company have signed an agree mentwith the Banqae Parisienne for the issue by the latter of 60,0e0 600 shares of new stock.
 THE German East African bill, which will be pushed through the Bundesrath and Reichstag without delay, provides for the appropriation of about S5oa, 0o0
 IF the permission of tho Porte can be obtained a junction of the Turkish aud Greek railroads will be made so that the Indian mails will be embarked at Pireus instead of Brindisi. as at present.
 IS the ncighbOrhool af 12A decrees of eiectment have been served upon the ten- ants of the Kenmare estate in Ireland.
 THE opening of the German iendtag, on the 1tth, was observed with great cere- sGaHy, many uotables being present. The Emperor was enthusiastically cheered when he entered and when he left the hall. Cheering wis frequent throughout his speech, and loud applause followed its close Prince Bismarck WIS absent.
 TIE Pope's recent gifts b the Irish churches are valued al 95990a. Among the gifts is the stole which was worn by the Pope on the occasion of the services i'll celebration of his jubilee.
 PARIS Anarchists have issued mani- festo to the electors of the Department of the Seine, in which they appeal to tho people not to vote for any candidate. The manifesto says "rhe Senate and Cham her ot Deputies are pawerless to euanci- pate the people. \ revolution will alone free them from their uppressors.' ''
 IT k reported that d large force ot deryishes has left DaHeola and is ad . yancing toward Wady Halfy.
 THE Pesth Nemzet states that il does not consider that the political situation iusti- fes the fear ot q parliamentary crisis in Austria.
 IF is said that the judicial council of the Panama Canal Company has declared that the company is civil and not a com mereial body, and, therefore, can not be adJudged bankrupt.