The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-11-12
LATE NEWS ITEMS.


While on journey recently, the Bar
oness Alphonse Rothschild was robbed
OF jewelry to the value of 10000 franco
The Fenian Brotherhood in conven.
ton in Paterson. N. j., has decided that
hereafter all proceedings Of the order
should be public.
Frank Houla, q contracting carpenter
OF Milwaukee, Wis, has gone to parts
unknown, leaving sub-contrsctors in the
lurch to the amount Of $40, 900.
The Department Of State has been off,
cially notified that the Industrial exhi-
bition will be held at Lyons. France, in
the year 1892, in which the departments
of silk and electricity will be open to
exhibitors from all nations A cordial
invitation is extended to American ex.
hibitors.
A dispatch from Zanzibar says that
the Sultan Of Vitu, alarmed by the joint
British and German military demonstra-
tions, has offered to send to Zanzibar
the heads Of all those who were con-
cerned in the murder Of German traders,
and he has the murderers now in cages
awaiting their fate.
The boiler Of a thrasher engine burst
near Litchfle Id, Mimi, the other day
Dennis Kelly, aged twelve, waa killed
and twelve persons injured, one fatally.
By reason Of lack Of funds the Ger
man government is compelled to decline
loaning money to companies in order to
enable them to put up houses for work.
men.
George Kessler, cham pion Of Montana,
and George LIE Blanche, "the Marine"
have signed articles for . Hfteen-round
fight to come off in Butte, Mont, in No
vember.
St. Petersburg advices are to the Of
feet that as the train which carried the
Gar to St. Petersburg on his return from
his Polish hunting trip was passing
Grodno, shot was fred from the rail-
road station at the imperial train.
The feeling Of alarm which was
aroused among British manufacturers
by the passage Of the Mckinley bill is
sbating in many quarters and reaction
Of hopefulness has set in. This is espe-
,ially notable among makers Of high
grade goods Of various descriptions.
1t is probable that the troubles be-
tween the ship-owners of Liverpool and
their employees will end in lockout.
Both sides are bitterly opposed to CON-
promise.
The Prussian Ministry has agreed to
Introduce in the Landtag bill provid-
Ing for an eight-hour work day system
for the entire kingdom, and which shall
Affect all classes Of labor.
Advices from the Soudan are that a
oonhict between the forces of Ell Sen.
oussi and those Of the Mahdi is immi-
nent at Omdurman. Both leaders have
large and we'll equipped forces.
Hon. David Sheehan. M. P. for the
northern division Of Galway and one OF
the defendants in the conspiracy case
now in progress at Tipperary, has been
sentenced to one weeks imprisonment
Tor contempt Of court.
A sensational trial Is in progress In
Warsaw, three prominent silk mer
chants being accused Of swindling va
'ious merchants out of sums aggregat
ing . million marks. There are 81
witnesses to be examined.
Just prior to the running Of the rac'
Tor the Cambridgeshire stakes at thu
Newmarket meeting the other day, tn,
police raided the betting clubs in Liver
pool. Three hundred persons were ar
rested.
As result of the recen tly reported
attempts on the life Of the Gar, all o
the palaces and many Of the offlcia
buildings, as we'll as the public squarel
and parks OF st. Peter sburg have beer
closed to the people.
Trade difficulties are arising in Shelf
aeld, England, out Of the McKinle.
tariff bill. The manufacturers are snx
lous to cut down wages, in view Of tn,
loss Of the American market, and the
cutters union will not consent.
Referring to the Toronto Globes a.
legged confession Of the condemned muir
derer, Birchall says there is not Wort
Of truth in 1t.
Merchandise exports from the United
States during September past were val
ued at S6s, 677, $50, against $4,000, 0s'
during September, 1889.
Rev. Ballentine, Of Scottsville, q del
egate to the Presbyterian synod q
Lockport, N. Y, was found dead in bel
at the house Of Alfred Morgan, wher
he was stopping, on the 22d. Heart dis
ease is supposed to be the cause.
The monument to commemorate tn,
heroic officers and men of the Unite,
States navy who persisted in the unfor
tunate Jeanette Arctic expedition
will be unveiled at Annapolis in tn
grounds Of the Naval Academy ON o.
tober 80.
Indignation meetings are being he'll
in Bavaria to protest again st the man
acts Of petty tyranny INDUCED in by tn
Minister Of the Interior. The enemie
Of this functionary allege that it wa
because Of the annoyance suffered at hi
hands that King Ludwig committed su