, 1890-06-15
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Yesterdays temperature-New York
go, New Orleans 7S'. st. Louis 7So,
Cincinnati &C., Chicago go Winnepeg co..
Fire last night DESTROYED the main
building of the Carter white lead works
of Omaha Loss, $l50,000; fully in
sured.
Henry Smith was hanged at London,
Ont ) esterday for the murder of his
wife during a drunken quarrel in Febru-
airy last.
Congressman George G.. Adams of the
fourth Illinois district was renomlnsted
yesterday, receiving Sc votes as against
Willets' IS.
The sawmill and immense new dry
house of the Menasha. WIS, wooden
ware company burned last night Loss,
$lO0, 900.
Ed Hutchinson, the balloonist. while
making an ascension in the outskirts of
Knoxville yesterday. fell from a height OF
seventy-fve feet and was fatally injured
The brewery recently erected at Pueblo
by Carl Roth & Co, at a cost OF $50, 900.
caught fire from an unknown cause Fri
day and burned to the ground. Insur-
ance, $4,000.
Cholera has broken out at Puebla De
Pugat, Valencia. Already there have
been fourteen deaths. Ii is believed the
disease was brought by soldiers from
North Africa.
Mister in Chancery Boyesen issued a
restraining order yesterday which will
operate as . stop to the negotiations for
the transfer of the Union Stock Yards
company pending final litigations.
IT, n--- -1-n-ur.ont h.a s,afr,otaI
its officials in East Africa to prevent
Emin Pasha from entering Uganda
while negotiations are pending between
Germany and England relative to terri
tory in Africa.
Bulgarian Negotiationsto be Renewed
Copyright, 1890. by N. Y. Associated Press.
BERLIN. June l4.-Semi official an
nouncement that Chancellor Caprivi will
accompany Emperor William on his visit
to the car in August onverts the meet
ing from an exchange oflmperial cour-
tesies into a diplomatic event. Prior 10
the visit, the Italian premier, Crispi. will
come here for a conference with Caprivi,
after seeing the Austrian premier, Kal.
noky. These moves have a distinct re-
lation to the renewal of negotiations for a
settlement of the Bulgarian question.
Russia persists in refusing to recognize
Prince Ferdinand. but will recognize the
Bulgarian premier, Stamboulof. The
government. after the departure of Fer
dinand, will send Russian Commissioners
to offer the Bulgarian people as alternative
candidates for the throne, the duke OF
Leuchtenburg or Prince Karl. a son OF
the king OF Sweden.
The German, Russian and English
diplomats at Constantinople are to be re-
placed by new men who will work to-
.Rether on a more friendly footing. The
tendency of these changes is rather
favorable to a reuewal OF the cars in
fuence in the Balkans. but not anything
approaching his former dominance there,
SO Austria may accept.
Although the vote of the committee on
the army bill approved the essential
features OF that measure, its ultimate fate
is uncertain. Opposition to an increase
of the army and the s,ntiment in faver of
a reduction Of the term of service is grow
ing larger. There have been sent to the
reichstag petitions against the increase
from many districts
A deputation of conservatives from the
fourth district (Potsdam) have urged
Bismarck TO acoept the c%andidature for
the sfat in the reichstag made vacant by
the death of Wedell. Bismarck promised
to give the proposition favorable con1id
Grafton and this is taken to mean hat he
will stand. Members of the reichstag
already foresee that the princes presence
there will produce the grouping OF a new
party under his lead.
The American rihemen are meeting
with an extremely cordial reception.