The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-18

l rt Frankfort Germany. with serious loss
 of life, was tho work of discharged
 workman. After setting fire to the building he opened tho vats, allowing 1 5000 barrels of liquor to flood tho place.
 He finally committed suicide. | DR. JAMES E. ROGERS was fatally
 shot by Wm. r. Boyd near Alexander, 1 N. C., on the night of tho 10th, in dis
 pute about the payment of bill duo to Rogers by Boyd
 DANIEL l. BASDMANN, the tragedian has brought suit for 5000 damages against the Northern Pacific Railroad Company for loss of baggage. A NUMBER of young men in tho vicinity
 of Iowa Falls, Ia, planned to rob tho
 melon patch of Brother" Gardner. The deacon learned of their intentions, and, concealing himself emptiod the con- tents of double-b -barreled shotgun in
 to the crowd. Several of the mon were struck, and one, named Fitz, was SO verely lacerated inthe arm by the shot. TIE Census Office, on tho 1fth, an
 nounced the population of the State of Maine to be 660. 26l, which is an in crease, since 1880, of II, 325, or 1.75 per cent
 MAYOR GLEASON Of Long Island City, N. Y, was. on the 11th, indicted for as
 sault in the second degree on George k. | Crowley, a newspaper reporter. THE Russian squadron has been | forced to leave Vladivostock harbor owing to the fact that cholera is raging
 in the city and vicinity. aaJ J..;i.. paa,,
 were sentenced, in Gordon County, Ga.,
 on tho 12th, to be hanged on November | ', tho executions to be public. Collins l is the white man who hired Steve Gus | ter, a negro, to kill his wife, for which crime the latter was sentenced toprison | for life.
 | A GERMAN tourist and two of his guides, who were ascending the Mat 1 terhorn, in Switzerland, on tho 12th,
 were blown over precipice and killed. TIE facade of tho exhibition build- l ing at Prague collapsed, on tho 18th, l having been undermined by tho floods. TIE striking docl1men of Southamp- l ton returned to work on tho 18th. Tho sailors and firemen still held out. THE Pope is not pleased with Car dinal Manning's latest utterances on the labor question.
 THERE were thirty-one now cases of cholera and twelve deaths in Valencia, l Spain, on the 18th.
 SNOW in the valley of the Red River of the North threatens ruin to grain in 1 the shock.
 THE Federal Council of Switzerland
 has decided to recognize the Republic | of Brazil.
 TnE business portion of Park City | the principal mining camp of Utah, | was destroyed by fire on the I1th. DALTON, tho American swimmer, swan from Blacllwall to Gravesend, quarter.
 l GEORGE R. Corr, a weii-known law yer of Baltimore, Md, has been miss ing since the 7th. It was at first l thought that he was on a visit, but it
 now appears that ho is on his way to Europe, leaving a shortage in somo trust funds to the extent of at least | S7, 900 or S. 000
 TIE reception given to Archbishop
 Corrigan, to celebrate his safe return | from an eight-months' visit to the Holy
 Land and Rome, filled St. Patiick's | Cathedral, New York City, on the 12th,
 with congregation nearly as large as was over seen within its walls. TIE Stato Department is awaiting | with considerable interest the arrival
 of the dispatches from Minister Mizner giving an official and authoritative statement of the Barrunda affair so far as the connection of this Government | with it is concerned.
 IT is stated on good authority that the radical element in the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress will submit mo- 1 ton at next years meeting declaring for Canadian independence under re- publican form of government IN tho Salvadoran Congress, on tho l2th. the decree recognizing the revolu-
 tionary movement and formally declar- ing General Ezeta the Provisional Presi- dent had it's first reading and was ac- cepted In addition the Congress passed
 a resolution calling upon the people to
 hold the constitutional elections next December.
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