The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-04-23
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

DlpiOmauc retaClOuS between Servla
and Bulgaria have been entirely broken
OF. .,.s
Samuel Phillips & Co., grain commits.
sion merchants at Baltimore, have failed.
Liabilities $50, 900; assets S35,OOO.
The treasurer of the canton of Toni
no, Switzerland. has been arrested on
the charge Of embezzling / 900, 900 francs.
t9 Prince Bismarck announces that he
has decided to frequently express his
opinions on public matters through the
press.
George Phipps, Marquis Of Normandy,
is dead. He was in his seventy.frst
year. His death occurred at Brighton.
England.
Owing to the attitude of the Bavarian
government on the Catholic question,
the Vatican has become bitterly hostile
toward that kingdom.
The following named National banks
have been authorized to commence bust
ness: The Washington National Bank
of Spokane Falls, Wash, capital $780,.
coo; tho FIRST National Bank Of Athens,
Tex, capital $4,000.
The University of St. Petersburg was
closed the other day and 200 students
were refused admission. The Techno
logical College was also closed and SOC
students were refused admission. The
action Of the authorities in closing the
institutions named is due to the discov
cry of q conspiracy among the students
A dispatch from Chappaqua, N. Y,
says that Horace Greeley's farmhouse
now occupied by his daughter, wa'
burned recently. Loss $4,000.
At Debreczin, Hungary, the Otherday
dispute arose between number Of
officers in restaurant, which ended II
the issuance Of forty challenges toduels
A movement has been started among
sporting men to have the Sullivan-Jack
son fight take place in Virginia. 1t is be
lieved that the men can legally fight il
that State.
There is we'll defined rumor afloa
that Senator Beck will soon retire from
the Senate on account Of i'll health ant
that Representative Carlisle will likel,
succeed him.
| The Catholic Bishops of Brazil arr
preparing for immediate issuance pas
toral letter declaring their refusal II
accept the governments separation o
church and state. a
The younger Of the two Davies boy
who we're recently convicted Of the muir
der Of their father at Crewe, England
and condemned to death, has beel
granted respite.
The labor movement is extending
daily throughout Austria and fresl
strikes are imminent.
Fire at Pinckneyville, H., the othe
night destroyed the Union block. Dam
age about SAC, 900; partially insured.
The National Bank of Commerce q
Pierre, OAK, has been authorized to be
gin business with capital Of S75, 900.
The quarrymen's strike at Joliet, Ill
has been settled by the stone compan
conceding the advance asked by the mel
At Rome,N Y, Michael Cibo, an TIA
ian, who has been ON trial for KILN
James ellison in December last, has bee
acquitted.
Jake Gaudaur won the three-mile an
the mile races at St. Augustine, Fla
the other day. Hamm was second an
> Ten Eyck third in the first named ever
and Hosmer was second in the mile rae
7 The Puritan Athletic Club, OF Lon
> Island City, has offered to put up $40
900 purse for fight between Sulliva
. and jackson, and $1,000 purse for
: fight between Joe McAuliffe and Sull
> van.
The Gar was recently warned
t abandon proposed excursion to POlan'
! and accordingly changed his plans. SUI
sequently it was discovered that pl'
t had been formed to wreck his train an
Y several persons supposed to be impl
Gated were arrested.
The Wisconsin Turner's have adoptt
t resolutions indorsing the principle
l the Bennett law and recommends
! that the Legislature provide for subjec
/, ing ali teachers Of English, whether
t public, parochial or private schools,
r an examination as to their qualific
0 tions.
President Soden, of the Boston Leag,
! club, has. signed Martin Sullivan. fo
y merly of the Indianapolis and ChicaI
: teams, as an out-fielder. 4B
y The President has signed the Urgen,
t Deficiency Appropriation bill; also Il
: Joint resolution for the relief Of suffe
I ers in the Mississippi valley.
+ Harris & Co.. car builders, of st. job
s N. B., having refused the nips no
a concession demanded by their workme
$50 of their employees have struck.
Q The liquor license at Rome, Ca, h
II been placed at $1,000 per annum, &
g entire sum to be paid in advance. T.
9 dealers paid the fee while three we
z out of business.
L A gang of forgers who have be-
II uttering spurious Spanish and Itali
l bonds have been run down and arrest
d at Trieste. The face value of the bog
T. paper they have put in circulation
of twenty-five million upwards of franz
business failures occurring throua
out the country during the last sew