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New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
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REAR-ADMIRAL HENRY K. HOFF.

WAsHrSGToN, Dec 25.-Rear-Admiral Henry
K Ho L. = NJ dl"d tis city. ,is .iternOon. At the
residence OF hIs son, acknowledgements william
Bnnbridge Hof Of congestion Of tie brain. lie was
sixty-niue years Of age. Ilis willow l. the youngest
daushter OF the late Commodore william Banbr,dge,
UsN The remains will be taken to Philadelphia for
intermcnt.
Rear Admiral Hotf entered the Navy from
South Carolina as midshlpman, October 2s.
1923, and was at attached 81 the schooner
Porpoise After some service in the West
Indies he was ordered to the Brandywine,
which conveyed LAFAYETTE to France in 1925. In the
following year he was attached to tie Constitution,
then m the Mediterranean. lie receive d his commission
as Lieutenant March 3, 1881, and few months later
was ordered to the POtOmlc While serving on that
frgate Admiral IIo landed at Qualla aoo in the East
indies In February 1882, with division Of seamen AMI
attacked one OF the forts. After fight last
ing nearly two hours the fort was captured
py storming The Rajan aud eleven Malays
were killed. and six were badly wound
ed. Admiral Hof also assisted In taking an
other fort aoout the time. In 1897 he joined the
Independence and u lsi3 latter serving as executive
officer OF the Savannah then IN the Pachc) he was or
desd to the soreshlp Relief, at Caao as lieutenant
commander 1913 he sailed on the fgate 81 Lawrence
IN the Baltic and Atlantic, executive officer. After
receiving his commission as Lieutenant Com mander dn
m ls57 as senior officer of the Pacific squadron. In
1858 he returned home oy way OF Cape
Princeton at Philadelphia. lie received his commission
as Captain In 1861 in 1862 after some service IN
the Pacific uadrun, was ordered To ordnance duty
at Philadelphia. with the rank OF Commodore From
October 1867 to October 1869, he held command
If of resr-admIpa ras HIS duties al that tme wero
OF the arduous and delicate naure owing 20 the
Cuban troubles and other causes In 1853 ana 1870 no
served as member OF the Retiring Board and Pres
dent OF the Board Of Examiners at Annapolis
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
ATTEMPTING SUICIDE WITH OPIUM

A finc-looking woman, twenty-four years of
age was brought into the Mercer street Police Station
at midnight last night suffering from the effects OF poi
son taken with suicidal intent. Her husband and his
brother who accompanied her, stated that her
name Mary Anderson. She lived with her
husband at No 224 VarIck-St., and on yesterday
had bad some harsh words from Ger mOthcr-ln-law,
with whom she was not on pleasant terms. AT p IN.
she took large dose OF opium and little
later she took 10 cents worth OF laudanum She
ten sent word her husband, who was out,
that she had taken the poison. He bastened
home AM found her almost sjupefcd with the POISON
Win the assistance his brother she carried TO the
police station. where Dr. Dorm administered emetics and
had satisfaction Of seeing her partial recovery She
is still in q very precariOus sltrHtt,n.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
CRIuESAND CASU1L1IES-BYr TELEGRAPH.
A sAILOR,s DEATH FRON

A SAILORS DEATH FROM FALL
NEWPORT, X. l., Dec. 25.-John Errics0n, sea-
Of the schooner Mary H. Mason, Boston, for York
died board that vessel to-day from the fall
Boston
SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. 25.-ClifOrd Burhans, a
hotel man and clerk OF Charleston Hotel of
Charleston e. by horse here yesterday.
died this msrning.
THE LAST VISIT TO THE oFFsHoRE FISHING.
GLOUCFsTrk, Mass, Dec. 25.-GeOrge Hale and
George Matthews started Monday morning
on shore sing ground, aud returned IL is
Dosed that they overloaded their dory and capsiKed.
A FATAL STUMBLE IN THE DARK
PROVIDENCE. Il. J., Dec. 25.-Thc body If Thomas
Dwyer OF Central Fails. found early this morning with
crushed alley leading the Red Lyon
dsrspntsbe soOl II is thought the killed by
acciaenta fall In the dark
STRUCK BY A SNAG.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 25.-The steamer Thomas
Jefferson Ing this place and Elizabeth City ".
srsL neg Oh sen miles his morning and sank
am slt lgd yH.sns, we're landed sAfsy. The steamer
will os rsllsd sdistaly.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
WHAT THE AMERICAN MINISTER'S SAY.

GENERAL GRANT rHEARrILYSRRCElvED IN GREKCE-
ENGLISH FEELING ABOUT THE SILVER DOLLAR.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-Minister Read closes
series of dispatches to the State Department de-
scr1ptve of General Grants visit TO Greece last
Spring with the following remarks:
General Grants visit has been marked by constant
expressions Of respect the part of the King and the
people and have witnessed more enthusiastic
TecpftOn General Grant was surprised and Impressed
by the appearance OF Athens by the good order prevail
Ing everywhere and by the evidences Of progress pros
peTty and civilization apparent on all sides.
He constantly expressed his astOnshment In hnd-
ing such well-setted country and such
admirable population He said that he felt such peO-
pie deserved sympathy aud encouragement, and that
the Kngs slender territories should be increased by m
IDrant additions enabling Greece 10 take the position in
the world TO which her ancient and her modern
struggles and trumphs ontitle her America and Greece
have many things In common, aud vigorous country
should seek every manifest her sympathy
for the Hellenic klDgdOm
Mr. Edwards Perrepont. late United States
Minister to England, in his farewell dispatch,
dated December 20, 1877, referred to the effects
In Great Britain of the financial legislation then
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
THE FIRE RECORD.
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN NEWARK
WHEELER q ALLING's SHIRT AND COLLAR FACTORY

flhE AMI LOSD VI Lif Ia lN NE W ann
WHEELER 4 ALLING's SHIRT AND COLLAR FACTORY
DEsTRoYED-A FIREMAN KILLED.
Early yesterday morning fire broke out In
the threesory extension OF the large brick building at
tue OF Market and Beaversts Newark
The extension Beaverst and the three upper st0-
ries OF the building occupied by Wheeler q
Aling shirt and collar manufacturers, and the ground
floor Of the structure was occupied by ]. H. Thomas,
wholesale dealer IN paints, oils, dye-stuns, ctc'
Truck No. l and Engine No. 1 were the first
to arrive, when the flames issuing from
all the windows of tho building. The nose
bursted and general alarm sent out In the mean
time the flames burst out OF tho windows OF the ef-
tension and communicated narrow alley to the
First Reformed Church, No. 2l1 Markct-st, adjoining
the corner building an instant he cornice and win
dow frames were in flames. which were soon ex-
tmguished. Chief Engineer Benedict then ordered two
steamers TO "take up" and 20 home. They
had scarcely done 30 before fire broke out In
the fourth floor OF the corner building. 1t
then too late TO recall the engines, and the
three upper floors, occupied by Wheeler Aling,
completely burned OUT. Mr. ThOmas's loss was
entirely by water.
After the FIRE had been cItinguished in the church.
assistant tlerman Of Truck No 2. was placed on the
of the church watch the progress OF the anC
Being covered with ice and chilled with the cold he
lOst his hold, and slid down the steep roof,
striking the pavement in the narrow alley
between the buildings with sckenlng
thul, crushing Il his skull cOar5oue and shoulder Tie
morning terribly colo, water freezing as IL ie upon
the udings. and all day the RUNS were mass OF Ice
One member Of Truck No. l burned his wrists. and
another had his right hand pady lroIe9 Inis Somany
end of Their 45-loOt ladder was badly burned.
The total loss Is estimated at about $50 900 or 900
which Is covered by insurance. principally in Newark
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
SOUTHERN ELECTION FRAUDS.
CHIEFJUsTICE WAITE TO PRESIDE AT TIE TRIALS
IN CHARLESToN-MR. BLAINE AND MIR. THURMAN

CHlEF-JCSIICE WAITE 10 PRESIDE AT TIE TRIALS
IN CHARLEsToN-MR BLAINE AND MIR. THURMAN
PREPARING STATEMENTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNHI
WASHINGTON, Dec 25.-The trials Of the election
cases at Charleston, S. c., will begin Immediately
after the New Year. They will be among the most
important cases that have been tried since the re-
construction of the Southern States. Chief-Justce
Waite will preside in these cases. with Judge Bond
as associate. The Government has made careful
preparations for the prosecution. The Department
of Justice claims TO have important evidence.
The friends of Senator Blaine say he will respond
to the invitation of the Teller Committee appointed
under his resolution, and will supply the names Of
the witnesses as the authority on which he based
his statements. Senator Thurman is also having
prepared certain documentary evidence and names
of witnesses which he will transmit TO the commit
tec 1t is also proposed TO lay before the committee
evidence of extensive ballOt-bOx stuflng IN Phla-
delphIa at the recent election.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
ACCIDENTS TO SHIPPING.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-The observer at
Barnegat reports to the Chief Signal Officer at $50
O'Clock as follows: An unknown vessel struck Bsrne-
gat Shoals opposite this station. at $50 p. N. Tho
crew OF Ife-saylDg Station No. IL have gone 10 her
assistance"
BOsroN, Dec. 25.-The tug William Woolley
succeeded to-day ia boung of the brig Heen before
reported ashore wood End. Part Of the briggs
cargo. which discharged IA being reloaded ard she
will be lowed To Boston.
NEWPORT. r. l., Dec. 25.-The ship Servia,
from NewYOrI for London, Is here IN Distress having
sprung leak by striking rock near Little Gull Light
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
BAD FIRE IN BLACK ROCK.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Dec. 25.--At o'clock this
morning fire broke out in the Globe FIGURING Mill III
Black Rock, Thornton Chester, proprietors and 1t
destroyed with contents 500 barrels OF -four and
10000 bushels of grain The Niagara Mill adjoining.
owned by Lee Il. Howell, together with Its contents
1000 bushels Of wheat 700 barrels Of -four also
totally DESTROYED. Two frame buildings adjoining the
Niagara Mills were burned Thornton & Chester's loss
will reach $4,000: insured for $4,000 Lee Il. How.
ellis loss S6 O0O insurance unknown, but ls supposed
TO bc about ga 900. Tho loss the frame dwelugs s
about 81 900 insured. he wind at the time or the hTe
was blowing gale auA but for the roofs OF the houses
being covered with snow the entire village OF Black
Rock would probably have been destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
TWO LIVES FOR SOME OLD LETTERS.

Boston, Dec. 25.-This morning the dead
bodies of Ezra Wilson, 1ltynine years DID, and his wife
Ellen thrtyeIght years old found at his store,
No 50 Sudbury t. lie having shot himself through the
mouth after shooting ner through the head They were
married last July, and having had some trouble sepa-
rated III october by mutual consent Last evening she
called at his place Of business and asked him 10 return
letters which she wrote TO him during their court
ship He SAID did them with him but would
return later. She then left, but returned To the
shOp later In the evening. Nothing is known OF what
then occurred except the tragic discovery made to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED THIEF.

As Alexander G.. Anderson, of No. 456
Pearst passing by the store OF Lewis Trleson, No.
100 Chatham-st last evening, he noticed young
who was apparently keeping watch for somebody.
Anderson called an officers attention To his suspicious
conduct, and the approach OF the officer with the
roprietOr OF the store the young man fled. He
soon captured however, aud beng taken to the Oak
street Police station he The OF George Baum
bach of No. 322 East FOrteth-s Trieson, the keeper
OF the store missed half dozen coats that lying
about one OF which was found near the store, and
auot ther in the clearinghouse No. 1875 Chatbamst. Ihe
thief who took the coats was not found.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
WHICH KILLED THE SECOND NATEi

Boston, Dec. 25.-Counsel for Thomas Pea
body master OF the American bark C. o. Whitnorc, who
is now conued In Suffolk County JAN charged with the
murder OF James Ii. Elwood, the second mate OF that
vessel filed petition In the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday asking that their client he admitted 10 bail
and sent III custody Of United States Marshal 10
San Francisco, there TO be used q witness for
the defence OF John H. Snow late of the
sc who Is 10 he tried In the United states Court IN that
city for ALLEGED completely with the captain In the nur
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
EADS POSSIBLY TO BE INDICTED.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 25.-In regard to the asser-
toD that James Eads had been indicted by the United
states Grand Jury here, II is supposed but nobody
knows II FOR fact outside OF officials that the Grand
Jury s Investigating the affairs OF the defunct Bank
OF the State of Missouri and IT. Ia conectured that in
dlcmens Will be found against the old directors, OF
whom Captain Eads Ia one. As the Grand Jury has
made no presentment to Court yet nothing definite re-
garQiu2 the matter is known
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
AT FLUsHING-LOss. $4,000.

A fire broke out yesterday morning at Nos.
ol and % Man-st, Flushing, l. l., occupied bv Mrs
Hand n millinery establishment. quitting The premises
aud considerably d1mngng the bakery Of d. Williams
Loss building, - ,0GO; insured In the Westchescr
Insurance Co. for 81 750; Columbia Insurance Co ST.
300, and tho Merchants Insurance Co. $1,000. Mrs
llanus loss ON stock 10 $4,000, fully insured in English
companies. Mr. Williams loss on stock and furniture
is ~ 900; no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
proposed by the American Congress He said,
writing from London.

No disguise under cover Of statute which proposes
TO pay silver dollar where gold promised or
implied will be regarded other than fraud Any such
course must tarnish honor and damage our pros
pery. To cover the frIud by a statute. ana
then say that it is lawful, does not help the
matter in the least but only deepens the disgrace
Untarnished credit the life Of commercial nation,
and without IL no state can have continued prosperity.
The nations OF Europe watch with interest 10 see
whether The Great Republic" will keep its faith and
increase its credit sacrifice its good and its
future greatness by apparent temporary gain wh'ch
purely deuslve The enemies Of popular government
have theory that delicate honor and commercia nteg
rity perish democracy, and they Will teer ana
rejoice If ourselves prove the truth OF their theory
believe we shall prove the contrary.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
FACTORY BURNED AT TRENTON.

TRENTON, j., Dec. 25.-The rubber manu-
factory owned by joan +. Ioudayer formerly the
works Of the Trenton Manufacturing Company, and at
operated by the star Rubber Company was de-
stroyed by fire this forenoon Loss S2O,0O0 insured
In the Home Insurance Company Of New-iorh,
Guardian of London North America OF Philadelphia,
Pcnnsy yana Fire and Reliance Of Philadelphia, queen
of England aud The Hartford Of Hartford ,Or 900
each There also Insurance on the stock OF tho
star Rubbe. Company the North Britsh aud IN the
FiIc Association OF Philadelphia, Of $500 each.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
TROUBLE AT wEsrERLY WITH ANCHOR ICE.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Dec. 25.-At the White
Rock NIL wcserly, last night. ancnor ice formed on
da and, beng held by low bridge over the DAM
raised the water 80 as force out tue bukhead gate
and food the basement Of the mill about four feet The
loss il principally stock and l. csumltcd AZ from
900 to $1,000. Tue damage VIII DC repaired Dy hor
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
A PRESENT TO JOvELLAR.

HAVANA, Dec. 25.-The Municipality OF Ha-
has presented General JOvelar with large ana
massive golden tablet deliberately ornainented and bear
ing inscription the pacncaton OF tho
Island the of all the members OF the NUM-
cipaty. considerable immigration OF laborcrs con-
tiDues from the Canary lslanGs The English steamer
Memphis brought 800 on her last trip.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
sEyERAL LIvEs ENpANGEREp RY smoke.

NORWICH, Conn, Dec 25.-I slight fire oc-
CURED in II. Kloppcnburgs store this afternoon. No
great damage was done. but the smoke was 30 dense
for a few minutes To endaneer the lives Of several
occupants OF the building Miss A. NJ Hewitt was res
cued In faintIng condition by the frcinen Another
occupant forced To escape through window.
William GaIrtty had both bones Of his LETT forearm
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED,

Albert Gergner, German, aged thirty-three,
a resident of East Broadway, while walking in Cham
beis-st between Washington aud Greenwich, with
friends last nj ght was struck the head with sung-
shot by some unk known man aud robbed his watch.
He sustained lacerated wound the lett eye
which was dressed at the Chambers Street Hospital
The thief not arrested.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
THE MISSOURI RIVER FROZEN.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 25.-A Kansas City dis
patch says the weather for the past week has been the
sevcrest known that region for twenty years. over
two feet Of covers the earth, while the mercury
has he m several egrees below zero The Missouri
River has been closed lO week, and the Ice - foot
thick. TIE ennre transportation overland IL now
transacted by sleighs
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
A SECOND GLOVER IN THE FIELD.

1IIE PROBABLE SENATOR IROM MISSOURI MI TIE
DEMOCRATIC FISHERMAN OF THAT NAME.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-1he Washington Post pub
fishes this morning all alarming piece Of Christmas
news from Missouri. 1t is that letter has been re-
ceived by Colonel J. X. Prather chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee, saying that
Mr.. Glover is the strongest Senatorial candidate in
the race aud is almost sure Of au election If this
is the Representative Of that name now in the
House. and he should get into the Senate, his Demo
cratic colleagues will insist that he leave his fishing
tackle and his corps of experts at the other end of
the Capitol. 1t is said however, to be another
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
EXPLOSION OF A PAPER MILL.

KINGsEY, Que, Dec. 25.-Two men were
killed and five injured by the explosion Of wood pulp
boiler at the Dominion Paper Mills last night Tho
building took fire Immediately after the accident but
the flames were under control midnight II is impoS
sible to estimate the amount OF damage at present
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
MIR. THOMAS r. nANNoN.

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, Dec. 25.-Thomas II.
Bannon. a prominent member OF the scHuylk County
Bar and an old citizen this place. died here thus
evening OF paralysis. He a member OF the Consti
al TanN utiun-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
IN THIS CITY.

A fire occurred from some unknown cause
yesterday in the fancy goods OF David Taylor,
Nos 3i3 and 3i5 Eighthaye, damaging the premises to
the OF $4,000 The loss is fully covered by
a fire at No, G2 West Broadway yesterday damag
the apartments Of HemrY Garry % tLe amount O 500
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
EDWARD BROOKE. SIR.

BrRDsBoRo, Penn, Dec. 25.-Edward Brooke,
sr Of the firm OF E. G.. Brooke, extensive manu-
factureIs OF this county. died to-day, aged about
sixty years.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
OBJECTIONS TO A CHIEF ENGINEER.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 25.-About seventy-five
representatives Of companies doing business
in this city have petoned Mayor Overstos TO remove
H. Clay Sexton from the position OF Chef Of the Fire
Department for alleged Encouragement OF fires.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
BORN ON A RIVER STEAMER.

married woman, name unknown, who
was free passenger on the steamer stonineton
from Providence yesterday gave birth TO male child
on board the vessel She receive purse from the pas
sengers Mother aud child we're taton to she Maternity
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
FIRE IN AN OCEAN STEAMER.

this morning In the coal buuker- Of the steamship
Athens Of the Blue star Line while lying of the Girard
Point elevator The matches battencd down, the
apartment flooded with water, and the flames finally
cIinguished. The Athens 10 have sailed on Satur
day for Europe
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
GENERAL GARFIELD A FOSTER MAN.

A BRIEF COMMENT BY THE GENERAL ON THE TALK
ABOUT THE aovERNORsHIP OF OHIO.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEl
WAsHINGToN Dec. 25.-A very animated discus
sion has recently been sustained by the State press
of Ohio concerning the next candidate for the Gov
ernorship. On the Republican side ticket with
General Garfield at its head for Governor and
Charles Foster for Lieutenant Governor has been
frequently and favOrably mentioned. few days
ago the attention of General Garfield was called to
this subject and his opinion on the situation asked
In response he said 81 have watched the discussion
that has been going on at home with much inter-
est, and have seen nv name mentioned Tor the
Governorship. While appreciate the compliment,
il Is useless to talk Of it in that connection. am
at present a Foster man. However. | regard the
whole matter as premature our people at home
have always done best by going to the convention
aud deciding there to what they want, when they
have all the circumstances upon which the CAM
paign will hinge before them"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26

THE DEATH OF SON OF PROFESSOR NILES.
SUNBURY, Penn, Dec. 25.--William Niles,
nineteen years old, son Of Professor T. w. Nes, was
drowned to-day while attempting TO cross the eusqus
hanna kiyep on the Ice. T.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
AN AUsTRO.TURKIsH PREAMBLE.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Wednesday. Dec. %, 1873.
Caratheodori Pacha and Count Zicby have agreed
upon preamble which will enable definite con-
venton to be concluded between Turkey and
Austria, relative to Nova-Bazar and Bosnia. The
articles of the convention will be discussed here
after. The preamble does not distinctly repeat o
recognition of the Sultan's sovereignty and Of the
provisional character of the Austrian occupation.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SCATTERED INCIDENTS ABROAD.

TKLEGRAMs FROM CUBA, CANADA AND EUROPE
preamble has been agreed to between
Austria and Turkey. The citizens of Havana
have given Jovellar a present of plate. A
paper mill in Canada has exploded, causing
considerable destruction.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
AN oswEGo RoCND-noUsE BURNED.

OswEGO, \. Y, Dee. 25.-Ihe round-hOusc
of The Ncw-York and Oswe Midland Railroad. with
nno cngnes was burned this morning The building
mad capacity twenty engines and Is believed TO be
IusuTCd.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
THE CAPITAL IN VACATION.
GLOVER PULLS OUT HIS SWORD.

THE MoNoToNY OF THE HOLIDAYS BROKEN BY A
RAID ON THE SECRET sEEvICE-A REoRGANIzA-
TIoN OF THE PENSION SYSTEM TALKED Of
MINOR NEWS.
The attention of Mr.. Glover has been at
tracted to the Secret Service of late, and he
now says that that system must be abolished.
1t is said that the new Democratic Sena-
tor from Missouri is to be person
by the name of Glover. Commissioner
Bentley is advocating the adoption OF new
and better pension SYSTEM by means of which
the arrears of business can be quietly disposed
Of and all further business can be better at
tended to. General Garfield has stated to
TRIBUNE correspondent his views or the Ohio
Governorship. Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Thurman
are preparing material for the Teller Com
mttee.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
rpI,NrOy-TuE Mouse OF COLONEL WILSON.

TRENTON. y. D., Dee. 2j.-Ihe residence OF
Colonel W. l.. Wilson destroyed by fire tnls evening
The loss is tmacd at ahOut $4,000, which is partly
covered bI insurance. Tie Ic supposed TO have been
caused 10y defective fuC.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
THE FLIGHT OF THE AMEER.

ST. PETERSBURG. Wednesday, Dec. 20. 1873
Tho dgence Russo says the report Of the Ameers
departure for Balkh with the Russian Mission has
not been officially confirmed
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26

der. The affair occurred two years ago. Judge
Lowell will hear arguments OF the motion Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1878-12-26
TIE RuRNING OF \ FREIGHT DEPOT

MILWAUKEE,, WIS., Dec. 20.-lhe chicago
and Norlhwc,tcn freight dcu0t NJ Fond du Lac was
burned this morning. The books saved.