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Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Gllnatt ell Stunent bar fulot %
fait bsitsmt iis ior at saa unipsrii'
tets. &sisn. Dor ban bsltemme fig for.
bpilfet uuiusriitst ban oil eaa ben
til. % panGit eiers op meo iis islu.
hpilfst Stuoium ban oil llaa iuo
paa. Tso at unosrisse / &nialosen.
oil ban funne iaa pibs, bpao Der
frGpcs / Dc iorlfieuiae Sag for at
faa Mnfomit. Sar ban inoretist ia
laaIeoes. ba btbeper ban lite al
lpiloe 5ioen meo at ituoere, buao
Der lite frames. Sar man noset be
TENT for Sle. ba eats o9laa Slioen.
SUao DEBORAH Institute noretter |
laa Sentence, oil man funne faa
pire ejeuncm Dor @pis nGlts llse
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
xilfalss.

S|iliaIss. - Gn uemsrtsi gnltonins
til al tcmmt ine | an eco Saromartfcrret.
ming I en- ltplig Ssrntdnebp | 8tnnebeit
81. Gtn sneIte &arepares9utif | Spen.
@irsttbelpnina til It @slpb al $4,000.
@ces @runee Tor Gala nil sipts. Aoresie
:. q. W., care "0eeprabs4 cisn". Deecs
rab. Scpa. 1872.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
xilial8s.
Capt Bakers Residence in
West DEBORAH.

SuIet. Der tr icrst inepsnbia mee Wur'
fen, innsbclbsr 8 fore 99rslisr FAINT entt
imaa, "a to acoe ai9lcere. Gn licr 81
tier ne. iamt Srsnb. bpcri altib er @anp
800 Sialp. mep Ylaes for 4 StHs. @ce
YcSn' o. glspitlr.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

StifaIps-Er se1 SCREENING, Orr
@cccs, @rnsries en- / en- liplis Sernbds
nsbc 81 ilialss. RrSgtis 1nleenins fer
an mort Northumberland. @ce @rInoe
tan aipes bpcricr nrpGrtnos Gin snifsr
al i9lse. 3tfietterenoe btba3s at bsnpsnee
fla Ill Cetcrab' Bcltsu" snten ftriitlis eler
munetlig.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Den pragtise npe "6rcnt" |
Opera'Scuie 6lotbina Store pil
blipe farpis penne llse. Wau fan
berefter ie Wartin Setbnep / @laS.
ifab.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

&iebmano g. Seperlon reifte
til Chicago isaar ca Sfrapper $.
.. Rpss ioas, eiter me 9aar'
plrer.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Sreorene auSuft % Grant pan.
ion bar fisbt peres Sabers, &.
Sanicns, fore cs ~rummelise Wur.
itens.Sus | @ater Street.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

y. u. Nelion, Der i Hsrs Mar
bar bOet | Sreeport. ienoer os ct
YOitaI Garb ira $ancOf. Stcusns
60. Minu builfet er bans irsmti.
oi9e $lem. San bar 800 Mcrss
3anb Der / Nerbsbsn, iom ban oil
be9pnbe at brUfte / CONNER.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

aiseleees bans Sarm | Waeiion Towns
ibip. 8 apiie ira Deecrdb raa Nie9opap
0sien. bsitaasnre al 240 Nuts. inNiarpst
~ rppprfet. paa Harmtn er ct ubmaritt
@ridbus. goo SrSne, ~ ale nsccerriss
llobuie.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Ndapfer big mep Or. Warnaa
bpis pu tiltranser e~aaebialp.
San treHes / 8inneibeif Sous.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Gr BIZ ips, iaa 9aa I'll Or.
Oarnal. Spis life ban fan biel.
nc big, laa fan Snaen.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

fffst. $a. ba! - Seq tGnter moi. ban poster is for
at iomme Der ofters"
Saa foppece ban lin Yibs % fate fig ben % be.
trasteae bet Sus, ion ifnlos faa mere SnbHpbslie paa bans
8remtic. snb ban sQsr nossu @nosn bsnsaus anebe.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Stein grctbers, Sabrifanter al
Bet iaa befieupte SODA. % Wtine'
ral.Wanb, bar inprettet ct bebdat'
liet @ialtep9relie / I'm 6abrIf'g pg'
ming, bpcr Der beparteS mep BOY.
VI, Silarer OF Sund. Sun fflt'
feliae Golf fan bape MnleDnins
til at beleae Oct. '29.1
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Milipaufcc.- @cepemarfsoet iaaar:
Sarp LIN; &c. l 1.I5i; go. , Ill.
Rai Stller l,l0s. Aprtl Stler
] ,053.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
Secorab=Ypiten
GrinSrinasliifc.

Subltribsr paa "Ttccrabs4 citn'. ac'
fer tuu Sl.l0.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Gitrr min Mirsiic oil ale mine
Rs0, 4 fiber blipe ppcrIepersbe til Sr.
9snrp Ynine Tor S%nfnslaiion. Nst
er nsrior bsolt at aiaiers famine
f%oriuneu lea rsller, o. esrueo lpare
Omtoituiu9er. 8 VI. y
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

9. u. 3upper, en- Sammel De
ccrab' Snpbp9ser, bepe fbifs Gre.
bag Wpraen.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Or. g. 6. Sausen baupe BET
ubelo i0aar, ibet ban planteoC
enpel 2rer paa in Sarm, at ell
8pif at CT Slomnletre fom tho
bans beire Gre % fog Suf pao
UrebInbea.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
pteorab Os gmssn.
Den 9be Nprii.

Jerftfcmmenpe 5repaS aften af'
bplpes Der 8ubStleueffe / Decerab
ncrNe 8irfe iii alminbelia lib.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Bore f9leres Opm9rficmbeb
benlebeS paa s. 8. Watbes divers
tisiement paa glabets 2ten Slpe.
Watbes er eli ppstis Waler %
3apetlerer % upfsrer Irbeioet
biliat.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

81 Mpsrtisiementst paa ct anoet
Stso | Soften" ON Den pr@sties
&orman.Si "6auorits". vi ban.
De Den SOrnsislfe iipite 9sroas at
is TO af eens 6Oler. % DC par i
Sanobsb iislone. yn al Dem psis.
be 1880 % ben anosn 1860. %
bog bar inssn al Dem 2 Nar for i
Slutninasn al Wai. Spcm fan op.
pie beors GsiuItatsr
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Or. 9arnal er at traHe | @in'
nelbeif gus til Den 15be 4pril.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

SmOrsen (Onsoa9) fcretaser
Gitp Council 0als paa Warlbaa,
Glerf % @Sieslor.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Tcr @sfinstlier b%tnpsnber man is enisn
Ill 6apt. 8dters &us | Nelt Tttcrab. tuer
iii Sol. Safer,
0ttcrab llletsiiabrit. Gtecrab. Scwa.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Silfal9s. 9aa @runo al S~mfGneisbes
herns aster ie9 sntsn Al S9lae sIer bptte
hort nit @us ~ Got | SKATER Sirtsi, mob
en- biliasre Gisnerm. y. 3ctiaisn.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
3tIIeie.

Sitltit.-Gt &us btlia9snbt pda Scrs
rstminasaabtn. or tileie pia btui9e @etins
a,llsr pse at benpsnos fe III y. Gatlaup,
6sdan, Srpa. gstcsmt iii at rripe en-
eaer dnetn Scrrttntna. 90. 80.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

eieslsees tiltpees tilialss bans Gitnocm
I gSsit reccrab. b%eiienct unrer Napn al
Wilson's Nursery Garden,
en- msset pen Spsniussplabs betaasnre al
10 ecis. tsplantet NIB Srust' % Yrpee'
traer. Vaa Steeet er ct lipet Sue nite
sce ajSlcer % 6ifern.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
Bixby's Death to Pain.

Spis Dc liber al 2euralsid. 3anerins.
Rranoiaar, 9Th. Cirbtsria, Sair Sals.
Senefir s~fnineer aclsrd eler andre Smtrisr
iaa icriss en- Tlalts al Sirtps Smtrteniaer /.
Gtnne Reeetin CT ittfer N Nalieeiis. ~
anbeialei at aue. her bar trust ben "a al
ale Grcibetere. Tcr uereneist o. ineptn'
etst SruS. Tcrlsg en- IS eler so cents
Slaile. Gengene tltasetstlles hpis ilte
Weeidnen pirter. S9l9es al ale apctbs,
ttrt, iami bcs Gieren. (. Sirbp Spa,cnna.
YPinn.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Siliat9s.-6n unmartst goo sct, hes
lis1snps pso @ebanie Strest Src. sr tiuie
tllalss. Yang Gsniidno fan erbclces pda
eneel al alpbeiummtn. on snifes. Wan
bsncenosr fs I'll I. Is. Gs9e. 9puntp au'
ritsrens SrIee. Ieeorab. 2Sti.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

0amelsm uoferes at YRS Y
Z. Weeo, lite Scr inoro fra eagle
Nounbrp. @aibinstou Ctr. 1928
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Tru9ts ca Yrooestr9er m. m.
uel9laes / eennt Wddneo fra min qlantes
tcle, 3 Ndle nore fer Ssiiln, cptrmadce
ttuiat. u. Sbcrien. 81 3n
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
SnSfeS.

Smiles. Ct aret Spdne Seiit rufts |
| gptie fer Sdne 8elisn. K. 81. canton. ~
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

3bsooOrs &lltOn oil bOIos Sore.
brog Der / Sscorab Den l6oe Mpril.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Jamnons "Buls" oil b~srsIter 9aa
til &eit 9scorab. &c Iotice an.
oetlteos BIaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

FA tOhlIE
en- al Be Hitsrltt. psnsiis ~ beoite Suleblces.
bette Der nNsnfnoe bar pGret / Scu1. illar
III Sepatnine al @crper / Linton &cuis'
Stale / Oeecrib. brer 3irsedl. 5berseas.
Srenaa ~ Ssrbas. 5per Wancas a ems,
bag nil ben cars | 3rcut Stun.
"Tdpcritc" sr impcrtsrses 10 u. ~
Sect AT 6bdrlts Gin. 5cri. Barren 1874
bar paret / @luneibeif 6r. belle Sinsn linen.
lad at ben er pel fisnrt. g rene Soler Ell
es lmntfslis / Omegnsn ~ lGlses III bstt
Yriler.
seq nil anmpce snbper snteresisrtt ON al
fcmme % fe eenne Seii, o. ies sr pis pad
man oil blipe inota9st | BEN.
Sstalins 80 for bper yocrrs; $40
naar ben tai fpritrss. Gisrsn nlaa itir
rars ~aniparli9 fer fine &cpper. Salstt
Sprpsn isr meo Ssl pil ben betrastts lem
mtp Ssl. Den lite Ipril 1873.
Spbn y. &eaoinStcn.
29-34 Scbn @uiams &rccm.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Camilla Uric nGite 6borsbao
Nften.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

e Sommen / Sfilsmisieiassn. Der
aiiaaoes iiNite Onsbaa. loo til 6Or.
Del for heu Nuflaaeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

9i bar ptricnliS bort ttnns Reesein ref
AZ Selt icm bar bruSt ben.
% Ia Ree.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

Retcp mpetasst Spiaa Re. . al Saret
gapir. Nriltrn IT marftcs betpetlis ldrtr.
snr tielissre. u. J. &eiisr. % ?
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
ST.. Smith,
;. sseialiit
Sicns % OreusS pgoommc.
Office: 8. GnDbertiOns Sus, Ba'
ter Street. 5O.
Thialss.

vt "Gbas. 9eppingtot soSo
fountain" m,b tiIhsrenos Generator
and two Fountains | aoo Stano.
sr biuia tiIialss paa sooe Beiinssl'
fer. Wan benpenou f9 I'll 8. y.
SonIen, @uIcimsb, 9seorab, SOMA.
% n.
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10
Sil Tarmcre oa Oporattcrc.

llaoertesnspv tiaaetr III krpsn at ttfitne,t
alsre lcr Sarmers ~ Sperettere az ceitt
~ tilllsesnes 6cuntier. Al ben inprrtsreo,
Acrman &inlit
Decorah-posten., 1878-04-10

StOr Concert
% Giue Bpens 8eloltnlps Nnleo.
nlu9 til OF here henns lie one Runlt.
nsrinos. &o9et iOm life lensrc pil
bpnes rsm. Man maa Ntre Jig
Ylaos i bstimella Sib.
Yriisrue sr uaatst DC tor llbeii.
ter. nsolat til Is Gents. @aIlcriti
80 SENS.
Billsttsr MI for Sol9 % Ylabit
fan erboloss uhen Grtra llo9llt
Hobnns BOOT. Siore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
NETWORK CITY.

The Board of Education will hold special
meeting at p. on Saturday.
The upper part of tOrtoise-shell fans Is COM
posed OF black ostrich feathers.
The upIfted hand of the police Outstretched
grasp the robbers Of Stewards grave Is apparently
fxed in that uncomfortable position.
The managers of the fair at st. Patricks
Cathedral have determined to keep it open uht next
Saturday, in response much solicitation.
A fruit-dish of new design at the Merden
Company's Is a silver boat which boy and girl
are pushing down the howercovered beach.
special Committee of the New York Board
Of Underwriters Ia engaged plan for the abolition
of al rebates to pocyholder aud for the licensing OF
broker
The police are greatly puzzled with the
persistence with which OF the newspapers con
linuc Ia secrete the body discovered by them more
than a week ago.
Velvet is brocaded on silk and satin for
combinations or for vests OF costumes Of the richest
quaitics silks satns veyets and some OF the coater
silk aud wool ma erals.
1t seems clear that the elevated roads are in
sufficient to accommodate the travel OF the city what
are the underground people doing about the Broadway
underground, and the depressed routesf
A novel Jewel case designed by the Meriden
Company is 10 the shape OF table with folding leaves
Upon pressing upon tue outside OF inc centre oi the
be surings and reveals the receptacle Tor leWes
IL Is IN SILVER with japanese decorations IN gold
The brig Annie Gardner arrived yesterday
with the captain steward and cargo OF the wrecked orig
Mary NJ Williams. While in Mayaguez. shone Kelly.
coud maze OF Boston died aud was buried dt sea DC
cause the authorities fo bade hts burial on snOre
The brig Daylight arrived from Demerara
Yesterday and reports while the brig san Carlos OF
Portland Me- was entering the harDOr o: Demerara on
October 2S she into aud sunk by tue steamship
sold for 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
THE DAY IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-Thanksgiving
Day was very generally observed in this city.
All the public Offices, banks, etc, were
closed. Appropriate services were held in the
different churches, and IN the chart
table institutions there were the customary exer-
cs"s including concerts and extra dinners Tor the in
mates. In the afternoon the LIST Brigade Of thc Penn
sylvania National Guard was reviewed Broad-s by
Governor Hartran I.
WASHINGTON, Nov 2S.-Thanksgiving Day
was very generally observed here The services and
many churches were well attended. There was con-
siderable visiting among families, giving the day a
more than ordinary social character. The President
this evening entertained Private Secretaries Rogers and
Prudcn, and The other members Of his official household
with their families at pleasant Thanksgiving dinner.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Thanksgiving Day was
generally observed to-day than ever before
CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-Thanksglving Day
was generally observed to-day than any prev
OF Commerce. banks courts ana all the leading places ~
vailed Nearly all the churches held services tins
morning. Thanksgiving dinners were furnished the
inmates OF all the charitable and penal institutions.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. 2S.-Thanksgiving Day
in this latitude not very cheerful outOfdoOrs In
the early morning the blue sky showed itself OCCASION
ally through the clouds, but just before noon
the clouds began To gather heavily, and
soon after a steady rain began To fail The
religious character of the day recognized IN Boston
and elsewhere IN New England by " Union Services I"
Generous gifts made to the poor The cOntribr-
300 pounds of turkeys and chickens, which were dis
tTibuted by the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

were present After the proceeding Of laying
was delivered by the Rev. James Kent stone, OF tne
order or Passonss OF NewJersey which was
10 by attentive thousands This concluded tne
INC service ana ended one the greatest gain
erings ever witnessed in this city or state Inc new
Catcdra ia intended be OF the largest anu nuest
church edces In New-Engand In order that u may pe
o fitting reprsentiye OF the power ana srens.u " np
the finest aud most commanding pieces Oh ground va o
westerly part OF the city and Will be great
the district The foundations were begun IN August
last Tho material used Il brown stone when wiz ye
carved and richly embellisbed. There VIII De TWO
ers and several turrets front The interior 70
be constructed after elaborate designs and elegan
decorated. II will cost large sum OF money, pr9naDy
1900 600 it, erection Is warmly favored Dy Tue
lies Of the diocese, ana generous Contributions nav
ready been given the purpose As II s the ihlenoii
of Bishop Bendr1cken to paw he goes for the work
upon the Cathedral. its erection viii not proceed any
aud t may be three years before the edlnce VIII DC
ready for dedication. The corner stone was cut ro
beautf block of black marble obtained from quarries
near Kilkenny. Ireland and presented 70 Bishop Hell
drcken by the owner OF the qarres during ne pshoP
visit to his native isle last summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

OF -four and vegetables for go and seventyfour
women in custody at the Tombs. Many OF the prisoners
were supplied with delicsces by Their lrienos %
oners had been sharpened by exercise In the eordors
hour previous. There we're also religious eAei
cises during the day. 49,,
Turkey chicken and other thngs were iurnished 20
the seventy five prisoners at the Ludlow ereet jan 10y
the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction un9er
the supervision Of Warden Watson: In the Mteri~on
religious services held by the Rev. Df. carter Ia
There were only twentythree prisoners arriigheu De
fore Justice Morgan yesterday morning AT he -,
Market Police Court. They belonged 10 inc aIny
appearance, as II they had been anticipating ihahA
dealt enientIy with tee and discharged those who APP
parently had homes to- Tue inmates OF tne Psoh
treated to substantial dnuer OF uhey anu p "nd
ding BY order of the Commissioners Of Charities ana
Correction,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
CHINA AND JAPAN.

CHINA AND JAPAN
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2S.-The steamer
Oceanic, from Hong Kong via Yokohama, arrived mere
at o'clock this evening and brings the following news;
In China there is serious revolt of 10000 troops In
the Province of Kwang and fears OF Its extension are
entertained In consequence of the poor pay and ratons
the army receives. The opposition to Governor Hen
messy is increasing in Hong Kong Petitions Tor MS re-
moyal circulated Reports OF disasters TO the
Chinese forces occupying reconduered western TERRI
tory have received. Complications with the Rus
sian authorities alsO feared
In Japan the Emperor returned 10 the capital from
long provincial tour on November 9. His progress
throughout marked by manifestations OF Loyalty anu
devotion Foreign trade continues disturbed the Japa-
refusing to deal ut the high rates OF exchange de
manded by speculatOrs In Mexican dollars Ihese, low"
ever, have fallen from 20 to IL per cent premium
GFor other Foreiqri Ne,os First HuGs.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
AN IMPOSING RELIGIOUS CEREMONY.
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE or NEW CATHOLIC
CATHEDRAL-A LARGE GAlHERING-DEsCRIP-
TION OF THE BUILDING.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUsEI

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRlBUSE.I
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2S.-The ceremony of
LAYING the cornerstone OF the Roman Catholic
Cathedral took place here this morning. Notwthstaud
ing the gloomy aspect OF the weather. immense con-
course of people, estimated AT 20 600, assembled from
all sections the State to view the interesting and
posing ceremonies At l1l5 a. m procession consist
ing of youthful acOyes, clad In purple violet gar
ments issued from the Episcopal residence followed by
over seventy priests In the robes of their Office
irving at the cornerstone, the ceremonies per-
formed by the Right Rev. Bishop Hendricken. Of the
diocese OF aided by the large body of priests.
who chanted the sublime of the Gregorian Chant
while the celebrant sang the appropriate prayers.
Among The distinguished clergy present, were the Most
Rev. Archbishop Williams, of Boston, the Right Rev. L.
De Gosbriand, OF Burlington VT; the Right Rev NJ Cor
rgan. bishop OF Newark N j.; the Very Rev. L. g. Nc
Mahon YicarGenera Of the diocese OF Providence. X,
l. the Very Rev Jas. Hughes, OF Hartford, Conn., the
Rev. Dr. Grace of Newport. K H. the Rev. Dr. Wallace,
Of Providence, X. L. the Rev. NJ H. Ciune, OF Provi-
denee, r. J., and Others The CITY Government was
largely represented and many members OF the Judiciary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
A pREuEDlT4TED CRIME IN LOUISIANA.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 2S.-It was re-
ported at the state House this morning that
Governor Nichols soon as he ATTENDED
the meeting Of the Printing Board, on Monday,
next will proceed at to Franklin and investigate
the destruction Of ballOtbOxes there. startling
rumOr has reached the Executive office. to the eject
that the destruction of the returns WAS premedtated
In certain contingencies prior TO the election The
Governor has been informed OF the existence OF certain
letters from prominent people recommending the deed
and pedgng their poOd offices In case the DalotDoxes
and returns destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
ERE ON A STEAMHIP.

The steamship Zealand, which sailed from
this port for Antwerp, Tuesday morning last returned
yesterday. Shortly after leaving port fire was dis
covered among the bags OF grain. Every enort was
u ade 20 put the tlre out but as II continued TO
smoke the vessel headed for this port again on
"Wednesday morning. She was nut IN dock In Jersey
CITY Yesterday, and while wOrkmen were engaged IN
taking the cargo flames burst out and were only ex
tingIlshed after much difficulty. The extent OF the
damage WINS not ascerained a late hOur last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
DIABETES CAN BE CURED.
ZISpsvIfIP Ohm Nov Z lS

Messrs Morgan & Allen
DEAR sIRs: II time since wrote You now
father was 40 thought would write TO day. am happy 70
say that he is entirely e He has been cured with less than
three bottles Since he taking the CONSTITUTION
WATER" We heard Of good many cases Of diabetes
this city, one lady has 1t very bad When we hrst heA
her she was down bed with IT, She bought bote OIL
CONSTITUTION WATER and took n. few doses, af'er
which she was able sit mclose two Scent stamps
for which please send many circulars as You can As
there are . great many persons want them Yours very
truly, JOhN Il. osillo.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION

PITTsBURG, Penn, Nov. 2S.-Richard Evans,
Daniel Garrison and J. j. Miller. were Instantly Killed.
Joseph Wagon moraly and ten other persons were
seriously injured by the explosion OF boiler at Dunbar
day. Most Of the men were on the ROOF, erecting
stack, at the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
FRAUD At THE CR0W CREEK AGENCY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

YANKToN, Dakota, Nov. 28.-Dr Henry F.
Livingstone, late agent at the Crow Creek Agency. was
arrested upon indictment charging him with the for
gerry OF vouchers W. D. Russell LlyngstOnes late clerk.
and John C. Richardson, old employe were also
rested, charged with fraud. completely etc E. E. Hud-
sou, trader at Crow Creek was arrested ON conf
plaint alleging false vouchers, etc. ss
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pRnNfINENI ARRIVALS.

ErcreH House-PrOfessOrs Theodore ID. W00lsey,
OF New Haven Alexander Agassiz and Ezra Abbot OF
Cambridge Mass TN HOfe'--The Hon SaInuel
sheilabarger Ohio and General Wesley Merritt u A.
T,vyeti a.. Ifotsi-Senator j. r. Mcpherson, OF new
Iersey o,eL Brns,oict-E Blihdorn, Secretary OF the
Austrian Legation at Washington. - 81 hiehotas Hote,T
LIE of
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THE NATIONS HOLIDAY.
HOW IT WAS OBSERVED.

LARGE CONGREGATIONS AT THE CHURCHES AND
SEVERAL STRIKING sERMoNs-FEAsTiNG AT THE
CHARITABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPORTS
AND GAMES.
rhe observance of Thanksgiving yesterday was
general. There were large congregations al many
Of the churches and several of their pastors ni"uo
the occasion text for discussions of important
Nautical ouestions. In private houses the holiday
was enioved in the customary fashion,
while the wards of all the public and
private institutions were given generous entertain
ment. The outdoor sports of the Yale-Prnceton
football match. and the Manhattan Athletic Club
games attracted great crowds.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

nm r,... 1903 sun 494 Clock slowl In 25s.
1910 Moon s0uths 144 Moons age, days
hI,IH ro.DAf-A
Sandy Hook. .ll3i GOV. Island. Hell 0ate''' l42
WATER ro-Dsf-P NJ
Sandy Hook 1859 GOV. IslsDd. OBS Hell 6sts'' ZO4
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SHOT IN A DRUNKEN QUARREL.

A quarrel ending in fierce hight with
pistols occurred last night in H. E. Ladders lager beer
saloon at No. $50 Manhattan-ave., Williamsburg, and
James Guthrie, q abOrer. who nves at No l23 Huron
ST. was shot III the SIDE. HIS wound Is believed 10 be
fatal police looking for Charles Huss, who Is
believed to be the murderer.
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A SCHOONER WRECKED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The Signal Corps
observer at Newburyport Mass. reports at Il30 H. H.
4" Schooner William Carroll Is ashore at Salisbury Point
crew saved vessel lumberadcn; total wreck"
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HOME NE VS..

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2ls BROADWAY
oam.49 Noon. Al. BPM 49,. Midnight 49,
Highest dur1nP day SO Z. Lowest ~!
erage 47i2 Same day. 1877. 4ot'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM ST DOMINGO BY Steamship Emily B. Souder.-
W. j. Burgess. A. salt, Molynsux. II. Elias, j. M Bar
nard Mrs. Arteoga and two daughters
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BRUTALITY.-WifeO of his Bussum "Was
that the kiss of duty tine kiss or Affection MIR. Bod
ger o. Mr.. Bodger: Z" decline to answer That ques
uon."-lJudy.
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Announcements.

Mr.. Daniel +. Beatty's mammoth piano and
organ establishment Washington ~ j.. is fully illustrated In
tolay's York Graphic
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CABUL TO BE DEFENDED.

The Russian journals state that the Amer is con-
centrating his forces Cabul. which is strongly
fortified.