THE NEWS. The British steamer Radnorshire, Captain Davis, arrived in New York from Japan and China ports; all board sk of cholera in the far East well on Owing to outbre the Rad \ norshire will be detained f quarantine fot thorough disinfection, The last two cars of an eastbound ger train on the F g Rallwnay the track two nies v [ Shelburne Mass, Miss V | | ns, of Hawley, dangerously injure nd four other gers received A systemnat upon Montreal depur 11 tall grocers of Montreal the wholes grocers met to come to some agreement will refuse wile grogoers yds to the which the whol sell any m A sin tween the wi I'he cor islation of & weg chants, has submitted report saying essary Lp pr the next tw direct: ynawanda, N they The of Ihe Bank, T« on Tuesday, say next weex, off dollar for dollar, In the New York roduced in Harbor and Bhip Caaal v. with a capital of pany, with ¢ f real estate, build a ship Buffalo River with Lake Juffalo is auth of the comps Omaha Expositi and addressed a ture Col, Balm n Algernon Granger, -gatherin of Hadson quantity has thought, crop. The fAshing ted, is invalid The WHS « Steel +H lakes and decided boats thi carrie Srl CABLE SPAR A meeting to express syn paihy Cretans was held io London. werd, aavs it Bil Der tu the ax a H ipa Croto 1a revent steamer ovisions island, b sappy fhe Turkish government squadron to leave Copstautinop {irene within five days ward wen and munitions Crete, A note the powers to the commander of was sent tatives o the (srve {forees in Crete wa 32 him tbat any ats tack by the Greeks upon Casea, Hetimo, Heraklion or Sitia would be repelled by the warships of the [orsign powera. A dispateb from Vienon says most of the powers have agreed to blockade the port of Athens in order to curb the warlike attitude ol Ureecs, os — CYOLONE AT ATHENS, GA Aimsst a Paslc Was Cansed Among the Papilzo the Lasy Cobb Pamale lastitate. A eyelone visited Athens, Ga. The dam- age to buildings will amount to several thou- sand dollars, Henderson's warehouse is a wreck aul the Laey Cobb Female Institutes is aaroofed I'he young la lies ofjthe institute were fright. enad aad almost a panic snsaad, Oa the State Ualversity grounds the [i- brary building, Phi Kappa Hail and the Yahoo dormitory bulldiug were unroofed, Ia East Athens a aumber of houses were biown down. The old Farmers’ Allinnce warehouse 13 a complete wreck. No loss of Bie is raporteld, r LOSS BY FLOOD. Rain and Melting Snow Swell Rivers to Torrents. {DER WATER 1 and Ken- Center of the Traffic the tucky the r ) o Disaster Rallroad Sus pended on Parts of saltimore and Ohio, that the heavy HOS AYN ve and the meld vianin Great en inflicted ¢ wn drowned 1 1 v nile) SMCDGAY DIE It was stated trains had gott res bas stopped, aud th do what they can iosavigg pr WwW. Va.- nA DRAGGED TO DEATH od by Horses Os riy Peet High ey Was Po DanEmen’ Fe i Bailey, a i in Penn manner the ronawa fle, w_ perpendicul Le awrrying him with walker on the Falifircok Railro sdles of the horses lying between the later, and under “he body of oneol then that of the driver. - I ooo CUBANS WELL ARMED A Bpanish Corresponient Bags They are Pushing Westward in Weyley's Rear The correspondent of E' Liberal, of Mal rid, who rece.tiy returned from a vat to the camp of Maximo Gomez, commander-in- chief of the insurgents, says that the insur- gents are well orgasized nto batia fons They have established manufactories of all kinds of war material and are pushing west ward in the rear of Weyler's columa The price of mi k has gone up 50 per cant, The Insurgents have burned 5,800 to = of sugar at the Satelite and Maria Luisa plag. tation. At Livano, near Enacruljado, Provieoe of Banta Clara, the insurgents have burned the splendid sugar estates of Lobrador Di Ajuria sad Vildosaia, in the district of Bagun, in- eluding a | the canelields, lavoiving a fuss of about $400,000, FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS, Senate, 401m Day I'he open se lasted twenty minor business was trans; of tha Hennate luring which The rest of the day was noxe session, only dint Day ’ y Ber } its first hour in Hstenl gto owell ndd ress, read by Mi: aniels, of Virginia, aud then turasd its attention to the Indian apg tion bill, The clause directing ten contra arian school no governmen { were avalinble ngreed to, vdded declaring it tobe the sell i G4 goveram hereafter vyer for the i ts with 1g 11 Annet Pi 4250 Day. ~The Bennte me OW Progress on the appropriation bilis, disposing of ons item of the India sil, that ing the opening of the Uncon pahgre Indian reservation in Utah, During the day un res ‘ution by Mr, Mills, of Texas, ndopted, asking the President information the death of Dr. Rulz ub Mr. Morrill republican, of Vern announced a Cuban spench on Fhursda) Attentio 100 in only directing Was ins to 5p Day was called to the ate by the preson subject, Caban tation of Bree re One of these ¢ ote from \ { the ¢ ions and calle immitiee release Sangulily. Little progross was e Indian t 1" immodiate aad vnconditi 1 made slonats the Pres! debate on lent t leass of Jul It brought el appr ure, an quest] n9Ra, vle {estad ele AM. Kendall he is in apton, Ga de t ) We fie states that ¢ hiave mn Lim in this co nothing ia detail of the plas, and refused t have his pame associated therewith The Hecretary opitor Puritan Lattie-ship Massachusetts for the trial of the new dry dock al the New York Navy-yard, The monitor is stronge bottom thao any battleship, wad will more severcly test the Jock It ia stated that J. IH. Brigham, of Daita, Q.. master of the National Grange, has been offered and has accepted the office of assist. ant Becretary of Agriculture [to succead Dr, . W. Dabney, of Teanesssa, The latter is ready to retire at any time to resume his duties as president of the University of Ten- nessee, sn office which has been beld cpen for him through this administration The Republican leaders of the House held several conferences upon the Neaate bill for an interaational monetary conference, which may result in the passage of the bill by the House without any opposition from the le- publivans, of the Navy has decided to tise the big un fostead of the in the SANGUILLY FREE The American Prisoner Finally Released. Tho Y Spainwas Compellied to Yield The From This and Made ( aasy Sangulily’'s ( Pressuro Other avovas Un With Governments ounrnsel drew Their Appeal Julio Banguliily been imprisoned for dungeon, has been pard The formal decreas of Thursday by the Que the Duke of 4 ! Minister, to Minister De Lo: It was stated at the Logati upon # a {1088 Tens imuk rales I'ennessse Cantennial Fxg Freight Ra Freight Assoc neport exhibils Hv Bios exhibition at the exposition free f them. Freigh harges Nashville terminal charges must be prepaid, the Mississippi Valley F 1the 8 ftorrit oastern irs % 1 fev nities as gthern States Freight s and Ip and iro ® ation wi arried free Nashivilie Thess two associations will also exhibits for the the Negro and {ree os’ Building aad for Lg. arey return Woma Duildi SULZER FOR WAR. The New York Repres-utative Introduces a Most RBemarkasle Bill in the House A despateh from Washington say«: Ren resentative Ralzer, of New York, introduce; a bill is the House declaring war between Span and her colonies and the United Stntes, Th# bill provides that war be declared to exist between the kingdom of Spain and her colonies und the United Biates of America and ber Territories, and that the President is authorized to nas the whole land and naval forces of the Usted States to carry the same into effete apd issue to private armed vesels of the United States commissions or letters of marque and general reprisal in such form as he shall think proper nal un ler the seal of the Unlted Sates against the vessels, goo is and effscts of ths government of the said Ziagdom of Spa's aud ths sulyscls thereol.™ WORK ARD WORKERS. At Galveston, Tex the motormen and the street rally onductors on ye went on trike for an Increnss in wagons, Crowds of strikers congregated around {{Terent + Lintitiet . it the order 17 NTs 3 AG i WATY Tackeson ud Wall w ! the Killing the other, al hav kao O ve {old one-hnil they Know « Pearl Bryan. iach still blames each iuxisis that be does not tl Bryan's head is, Juckson was the arch conspirator and over since the arrest of muder studeats, one year ago, Jackson bas exerted has kept the that bes an influence over walliug that latter « Jail officials deciare Jackson bas Walllag hypootizal, Nome ileve that if the two were separated Walling would tell ali he knows, and if he lurnishes information which would lead to the recov ery of Vearl Bryan s bead, he would havea chapes for execulive ciamency. sod EE —— amin — FIO HT WITH AN OCTOPUS, wivestare of Fishermea is Florida Exsiting Theodore A. Tutile, ex-iax collestor of New Haven, Conr., while put fishing at Miama, Fla, hooked a large octopus. The fish, in its anger, encircled the boat with its large tentacles Ex Commissioner Giikaly, of New Haven, who was in the boal with Mr Tuttle, chopped off the aris as fast as they appeared, ard preveni-d either ol the mex from belag pulled averboanl. Both were completely exhausted after their hand struggle. PENNSYLVAKRIA ITEMS. Epitome of Jews Glesaed Prom Varlsus Parts of the Baia : pf + a . For several days Dellefonte has been flood od with counterfeit money. All attempts to trace Lhe origin © gpurious coins linve ! { if 4 the 1rihey it the coins Are man counterfeiters who t ty WerH Viorences Oswsild ragberry HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS. iz Kent are washed HOGS PRODUCTS 1 far ius Ha Men LARI Dest des Nortl CHICKENS Pucks, jret Tarkeys, TOBACCO- Rot gd oa Liddiing Vanes LIVE ETO0KR BEEY sHEEDP Hogs Best Dooves * FURS AXD SKINS MUSKRAT 8 Raccoon ui Red Fox Skunk Black. . Opossum Mink. 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