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TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS. Detroit bakers are on a strike. A destructive cyclone visited Ontario. Que Victoria has arrived at Darmstadt. An oatmeal mil! was destroyed by fire at Piqua, O. An English collier annoyed by strikers shot a delegate. A furniture store at St. Paul was destroyed by fire. The striking engineers on the Tyne have surrendered. A granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson died at Baltimore. The cotton trouble at Manchester, Eng., is approaching a crisis. The foot and mouth disease has been stamped out in England. The Birmingham (Ala.) National bank has gone into liquidation. The Ohio river is again approaching the danger line at Cincinnati. Boards of trade are to be established in every province in Russia. C. B. Wallace has been appoin ted postmaster at Milldale, Conn. Canada is agitating a fairer exchange of produce with Great Britain: Venezuelan insurgents have again defeated the government forces. Bark Obed Baxter of Boston put into the Falkland islands in distress. Two sons are to contest the will of Sarab B. Gould of East Bridgewater, Mass. The Credit Indemnity company. New York, has assigned without preferences. Sydney L. Turner, a prominent manufacturer, died at Norwieh, Conn., aged 68. The Obio Democratic state convention will be held in Columbus, June 14 and 15. The stories from Rome regarding expected disturbances are now said to be un. true. The body of the last of the men imprisoned in the colliery has been brought to the surface. King Humbert of Italy and Emperor Joseph of Austria will meet Emperor Willinm at Berlin. The court at Chicago sustained the Moffatt patent for making candy by the vaeuum process. Twenty thousand trout fry are to be placed in the brooks of Exeter and Hampton Falls, N. H. Colonel Richard C. Erwin, an editor on the New York Tribune, died of Bright's disease, in his 54th year. Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge opened the presidential campaign at a Republican rally at Worcester, Mass. The Panama canal enterprise is threatened with collapse owing to friction be tween the government and the company Directors of the Wampanoag mill, Fall River, Mass., have voted to increase the plant by 15,000 spindles, making 88,000 in all. In the pension office investi gation yes terday Mr. Enloe lost his temper and grasped a missile to hurl at General Ranni. Albert S. Robie, an American express employe, had both legs crushed between a truck and an iron post at the Plymouth (N. H ) depot. The Massachusetts Homoropathie hospital and the Benovolent Fraternity of Churches, were each left $5000 by the will of Catherine H. Wild. A Fine Line of Cigars At the Capitol. R. A. Kendall. successor to Kendall & Carpenter. Great Bargain Sale At R. A. Kennison's Music Store, 27 Broad street, Kinyon Block. Smoke Star Eagle Cigar. Advertise your wants in the TRIBUND. Pleasantest Pool and Billard Partma In the State at the Woodbine. Advertise your wants in the TRIBUNK Lackawanna Coal. If you want good coal for your range, call at No. 292 Main street and order Lackawanna Stove Coal. JOHN 8. COTTRELL, Trnstee. Frank Marchetti, Ice Cream and Eating Saloon, 41 Park Place. Opposite the Merchants Exchange.
