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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
THE EIGHTH AVENUE FIRE.

ESTIMATES OF LOSSES AND INsURANCEs-TH
MISSING MEN FOUND ALIVE.
The ruins of the Eighth Avenue Railroad depot at
tracted hundreds of persons yesterday who watched
the volumes of smoke rising from smouldering hay
and grain. Drivers and conductors who have been
temporarily thrown out of work well repre-
sented in the vicinity. The rumor attributing the
origin of tho fire to the employees was Indignantly
characterized by them false The company re-
duced the wages of the pen about year ago. prom
Using to return to the old basis they could
afford it. Recently the employees asked Superin-
tendent Wilson. through committee. for an adj
vance, and they to have received an answer to-
day. The origin of the IRE remains mystery. There
were about two hundred and sixty horses lost. and
as the ruins will probably be hot for several days it
will be to remove the at present.
Streams OF water projected the debris by
engines all day yesterday. Travel was impossibe on
the Eighth avenue road until half-past twelve in
the afternoon, when thirty cars were ordered out.
About one hundred cars were standing on the track
above sixtieta street all day long. To day larger
number will be ordered out. Superintendent George
Wilson said that about three hundred horses were
stabbed temporarily by the Sixth avenue road. the
same number by the Ninth avenue aud the re-
mainder were taken care of by the Seventh avenue
and in private stables. Superintendent Wilson said
thst the company would not decide for four or hve
weeks what they would do, but in his opinion they
would probably rebuild on the site of the fire.
The losses sustained by the fire have been ap-
$4,000. divided follows buildings, ISL 900;
horses at 500 each. $40 0oV hay gram aud stock.
sninSs that the insurance fully covers p these
amounts, except, perhaps. the losses on hay and
grain.
"How much does the company loscg' the reporter
asked Superintendent Wilson.
"Oh, about half u miliion." said that gentleman
The losses on the buildings in the vicinity OF the
stables are:S 900 and $500 the four story build
ings Nos S2T ana $40 Eighth avenue respectively and
$4,000 on the two story house in ttteth street Inc
rust lrapc on hos hutl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.

OTTAWA, Nov. 26, 1879.
The contracts for the British Columbia section of
the Pacific Railway have been awarded to the lowest
tenderers. who have been notified. and who have
until December 7. at four O'Clock, to put up their
money. The contracts have been awarded fol-
lows section l. from Emery's Bar to Boston Bar.
Messrs. Duncan Mcdonald 4 Co., for S2.127. 800:
section 2, from Boston Bar to Lyrton, Messrs. Pur
cell, Ryan. Goodwin and Smith, for $2,573640; sec
ton g. from Lytton to Junction Flat Messrs. Dun
Mcdonald Il Co.. for So, 056, $780, section A. from
Junction Flat to Savonnos Ferry Il. and NJ. Kava-
nagh OF Ottawa for sos. $50. Total, $9,1G7 040.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
"ALWAYS WITH YOU"

The HERALD has received $40 from "h. @. o." fol
the outdoor poor. with request that II be forwarded
to Mr.. Blake; and also 81 from Little Maggie and 81
from Cauadian. Tor Mrs. Breslin, VI Clinton street.
Hobokcn.
, 1879-01-25

would nay for 1.000 nils tickets, antl stated tlat
liz would hare two Of them 10 sellthc next day.
The ecAlntr, however, gave the editor hwar, nllt1
tie result was thai he was placed on tfr. DaneA'
blacklist ntl1 that he bad no tickets to sclf.
Verdict: "acrved him right.
The Detroit I'ost md Tribune states that two
mortgages. growing ont OF the arrungurnents
hetwccn the "Purcsasing Committees y md
the bont1holders OF the Detroit Grand Haven
u milwaukee, faai1road {Detroit h hfllwaukech
Wcra fled a day nr Two ago. They arc for
$a,ooo,0D MIL f3,9o0.0M respectively. Tic
first mortgage sccslrct equipment bonds, nnl
was tnnt1o Nor. II, 1878, between the Company
aud Samuel La!nF, Of % Wilton Crescent, Bel
z; Edward Martin, ,Esq:, Of liamtlton Ont,
nEcl.. nu,l sccurcs bonds oil 100 each, bearing
per cent interest, pnyahlo Nov. II, 1918. Tho
second mortgages scctlrcB tlla satna. parties
e3,2O0, ,000 of consolidated mortgage bonds bear
Ing per cent interest,
Work OIL tho extension Of tic Northern Pacac
from Bismarck. D. r.. west will be commenced
at once. The Railroad Company will erect n
temporary bridge ovcr tho Missouri, At TINT
point fur tic immediate transportation Of ties
md iron. Twenty-Five hundred tons of iron
werc purchased at Springfield. ILL.,, deliverable
at Minneapolis on tho cars at $50 per ton. Ship
nlcnis Of tIIls Iron will begin this week. Ten
llle bridges uver the cfrcnltous Heart Kirer will
10 tus In this winter. That Will be the prir-
cipal work OF tho contractors hof6re spring.
The Company hnve purchased 5000 tons OF
steel rails for the Minnesota Division from Salk
Rapids TO Farrn. They will 10 put ttnwn carly
in tho season, making ono Of tho finest roads In
America. The division west OF Bismarck witi
be named tho Missouri Division.
, 1879-01-25
SUICIDE.
9Glf. Destruction Of q Mxu Who Waa IN III
Right 1tln.l, but Believed lIlu'selftfat'
XpAetol ptspdtcA to TIA 7f1aHaa

Self. Destruction Of y AIxu Who Waa IN IN
Right Stln.l. but Believed lEr'selfcfaH'
Xpseta! pitpatrA to 7As Ts1auaa
BURLINGTON, Ia., Jan. 24.-Tbonlas n: psr
mold, msa about 10 years Of age, whose w., w.,
was near Medfapolis, 10 th!s count. eomn't",. -,
suiclue 1t tllas placa this morning under tt ~,
lowing circumstances; Darnold hsd oesa -.
NedEapolts al day yesterday. went hume u ~
evening, and returned 10 town this nioFn'a.'
accompanied BY young lady to w'lou s,t ~ +,
said 10 have been eneaxctl. They %sns r.. !.
lsrowa II McCluEe's at0Fe, where !)aEnola ~ -
short conVsrsasls,u with the lady, tlto .s'
TO tho rear OF tue &toEs 4nd @IoIh In
letter At - desk and put u - u.a,
pocket. he then left The store aho '.a, ss
to Turtles drugstore, anu asked TO sco , ~ Il.
plstols. When hlndcd 4 pistol hs lookte1u Y. h,uI
to lis bead aud dred, The ball euterinx aa., iyy,
the eye. lie died txo hours after. tas 's Lid
written by hini was found on lls pefson ''
death, and was a. follows: ill.,
hN. EBER LucKEHulLL; When "as - rh.r.
dtapolh Yesterday ! bid soule money, ,xelst
SiO btsls. lid il whsa ASKED IL IL
uIl tailor, who has shop ID .to,t,
rvar Of F., BFuwp b MrClutts uou.f
whcse the pFiyy was, and ! want luz ~, ~ lx
given to Lily 0sborn. 6he u WITH me e. - 'dspl
inkud. but slnes what my sister to'a ~ ,t1s
Aosptng believe am etaxy. YouE .naotp e!o1ot
law. TuoAAs \. DA1" "s.rors
Daruo1d served during the Naf 10 ,ns f,pn
1oTa Cavalry. nn.l onjy is;ely teldInsu. So
i've years. aeTyted In tho r.t:ular az. as" nopeJ
Cause Is kuoxn fur the act. Ihs
lescribed By hin, has not been touna-
, 1879-01-25

A proposition to hnve the Sugar hill made
the special urlIer for "Wednesday next wus uU.
jected ~ by Mr. Da,Iks.
Tic aeMatc amendments to the hills Appro-
priattnx sGo,oo0 sor tls transportation of coin
expenses Of thc lio.lse were concurrcI 10,
Mr: Fuller submitted II resolution directing
the Committee on Wnys allu afcpna 10 consider
tho feasibility Of euactIug law to equalixe thp
tntcrnsl.rcYcnue tux among all tle States.
Adopted.
Tie House went into Cu1pmt.tra Of thu
Wllolc, Mt. Bell IN thu eila.r, On tho priyate
calendar. Almost ali lhe Wur.c1am pilis we're
objected to by Atr, f,rneg.
The comm,tlee rt,ae. n1l twslvc private bills
reportei were passed by the liousr.
A1r. Banning presented 4 substitute for tflt,
Army Organization ILL, md uskcd to have 1t
printed. 80 ordered.
alr. sayIct introduced u bill for t,,s Extension
If the PRIVILEGES Ut Clnclunatt ~ q purt Vi
The House then took secess IN : 80. Tho
dietary Committee.
Mr. Knott: from tf.o Judiciary Committee,
reported I'LL authorizing iAc salu Ut tl,s ltur.
rodsonrg (ky.} spEings, prnpcFly belonging t.
tlle soiatcrs' tlou,c. Fused.
ror,ei lack lie scpats bii 10 aIcna sce. 4S9 IT,
Ncy'sed Statutes. by providing peuulty fos
enbcz.letoeut on the part Of officers ia Tie lu.
ternas Revenue service. Passed.
Also it!c Senate bill making The aossl Of Fchsu.
asy public holiday In t'lu district of Columbia.
t.ssea Wilh verbal amendment.
The following bills t,asxcd: To establish
District aMl Circuit Courts ut Chicago: fur
holding tsFlns VI tllc District ami Circuit Courts
u Fort sSots. Kas.; acpats bill disapproylug
AM ahnul!iItx tlu ut Ut ths Assembly Ut shH
Iettltosf " NEW AltxtaD tngorpuFatthE the St.-
ttetY VI Jesuit Fathers IN New atexico AL.
luulAeu.
, 1879-01-25
A Couple OF Mammoth Ac'e'e''

Two enormous iciclss, Weighing " " u ~
poa4uus each, we!o foEtued on tho roo. roqea.ri,ty
poat. Uillce ty the frecz:ug u m ~
or from tho Eteam-escapc nozxlrs. lncsi lnpi, abu9t
@ ssv*uly We tre. atoso he glass rooi ol that 'ts ~
Vi tns building, Yesterday luornins', 11uuei
wcatAgs became mild, fears wcre so's It4at
that they might fall. Capt. NrA'se' H. roo,
custodian, took squad Ut men ~ 'ao,,irs. u!
slipped uooscs of sopc over lhe 's fI,. top 4
thv dome, had them elueupcl to p'ss'
thrown to tue ssrecL
, 1879-01-25

murdered Alfred AnR'en, NEAR Towau.la, III De-
cctnbct, 1877, hal bern arrested at stetnltz, no-
hctn!n, whers he formerly resided. klusts
fnnlly shot nu.l killtd AnClcn for III" lattcr's
clotlltng ni"l yauabes, part Of which we're found
on kluety's pcrsnn. I'fe laws or Bohemia pro-
hibtt The TRANSFORMATION Of such criminals rs
flusty, 80 Tint lie must he tried IN Dohemta by
depotlttons from tho United States.
, 1879-01-25
ASIsrlYN(h.

a4tetal DtspG.ch to 7as 7rfbune.
LINCOLN, Mob, Jan. 94.-A horrible affair
occurred hers night before last, resulting In tho
death Of two boys today. Tho family OF Rachel
l3roaslwcl, consisting Of herself and tlfoa boys,
aged II, 10, and II, slept In one room in resi-
'cnco In the west part Of the city. Before retiring
Jill te .toyc tIehtly a. essanta1 a 1a to
night filod the room with poison. Henry nrtl
james, tho eldest two sons, had their lungs 10
charged witf, The gas TINT they dic.i-onc Inst
night nml the otlIrr this morDtng-iu spite Of
tlr cxcrttons Ut ihc physicians. Tie youngest
ao,t slept ncar 4 craeE In the side Of tho hoilse,
through which pure nir entered, saving bis life
, 1879-01-25

DEAD.
Paris, Jan. 24.-Paul NORM, = Life Senator
and Republican, il dead. :.
MAcMAHoN.
It IA said President Mac3Iahon told Grevy,
presidcnt Of the Chamber Of Deputies, that
ho would resign should tho Chamber i'm
peach tho Do Broglie Cabinet.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION.
PARIS, JAM 24.-The Committee Of tho
Chamber Of Deputies on Elementary Educa-
tion haa decided to report in favor Of tho
secu1ar system.
GAMuETTA.
Articles in tho Rtpu5'ique Franeain show
Gambetta's continued hostility TO the Cab
iuo!.
NEWSPAPER PROSECUTION.
.'fha prosecution OF tho Lanterns {Ra&1ical
newapaper), for l!bo1iug officials, has qom-
menccd
A FOOLISH THEEAT.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-A Paris dispatch says
ing TO assassinato Gambotta. Tue thrcnt
was mere foolish attempt to sxtort money.
TIE DuD0gT
for 1880 waa presented to tho Chamber of
Deputies yesterday. It estimates surplus
Of fGG, ,oo,
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 24.-1n tAo Chamber Of
struotion presented bill making primary
education obligatory after Jan. !, 1880.
LlpEL.
, 1879-01-25

Testimony Taken At Charleston and Esw
Orleans.
CHARLESTON, i. c., Jan. .A.--Beforo the Toll
OF Committee, Butler Spears, Of Sumter Coun-
IT.. colored Republican, tcsttdo4 he was pursued
and fired at by tho Democrats, md ". II. Sim
gleton tcsti1cd to finding packages Of 1tssuo
tickets In tho balot.box at Swimming Pen Pre-l
ciuct.
Tho Democrats then nut up Z. II. Morse antt
Marion Morse, White Democrats Of Sumter, who
testified to general good fcoling towards coI-
oscd people fp, the county and non;tutericrcncc
of Dua,ocrats with tho l.epu blican meeting OF
Oct. ta. The former said ho HAS disEusted with
tho conduct Of the DcsupyFats In Offering yEo-
leuro to Sam Lec, AMI lat The tissus tl,kals in
tic Sumter box could only hare gos there by
fraud.
So. uauna, colorcd Supervisor, testified to
bcinX assaulted an4 driven from the poils at
Kings Tree, tu Williamsburg County.
pcndcsuuss, col.,rel Deputy United States
Marshal at lhr saulu place, was assaulted by
party Vt Democrats, whp thca, without being
sworn, voted the tlssuu tickets by handluls.
Other Supervisors testified to being reflscd
admission to otnor polling places lu the county.
II. L. Blair aud ]. II. Johuson, Republican
Supervisors at Camdon, kcrslaw County,
,catiicei that tho polls wers crowded by whites
50 ihat tho colored ucopo oeou!4 not vote, ut,d to
analpk 'asae a"taoe's ~ t''soo t'eAels' III tpe
hallot-ooxes.
j. II. CanteJ and W. II. Shannon, Democratic
nrsnthn,n f,nurtv Chairmon tos,fa.a .,'ut
a.Aa.sau', evau1a ~"a.'a@"' ,.sI4 asssaeu '''"'
after III tts morning tae ero"dloR was over.
a1nl TINT ayeFyboly who chose 10 do 80 could
vote, and that many colorel people abstasucd
fnon, votfne At tbs inst,patI,n NJ thcir lenders
uh..,.a. r1u,.e,, t,'u..,,, ",1 nss~.s-
~ g. onc'"' 1.""A A'u neuso''' SUI t'csaon
Thompson, othec supervisors ot Colunbla,
testified to Interference with United States of-
,}rera nv the Democrats: also to. .the voting of
.I..na tIk.ts wrnnnc1 M i, lo,,,c .o,o.,e.tI IL
t!9aoo t"Asts "'appe' Wy A'' 'a.No ''eN'@t'e
, 1879-01-25
RAILROADS.

REORGANIZATION AaArHsr FLOUR.
Mr.. .. 8. Merrill, General Manager Of tue
Chicago, Milwaukee Il Ut. Paul lsatlroadt has
wrstten the fo1lowtno latter to State Senator II.
:, ,x,.,'. - .t.... T.. ...s -. 49,, ~
D. "itson' OF Naanesota+ IN regard 10 1ho a.
lcgcd Discrimination Of his Company against
hoat Us compared "ltn "aca'' ete.
n1sEn*t. MAsAnKa'r oFE!eE, ,M.lwAuxrs, Jan.
9er; s.. iaatLDEAn s,n: ! hsss yonts Of n, ths
ay r. hs 1t : xop !, af;,s *. ~
10 - ,t.1 ioows; sn,a. ,.o ,..,. ,.., ~. ,.u
waJs .anitormly di;eramtnats against Hour ~ eom'
parsu rs, .,'fu W!th wheai,. t.,.,.,x,
10 tais shafsc l., ahswef s nat Y ent..eiy unttue.
lIuns ~ n"ihts 1T ~ w olate VI .nn"tsoat IT aHJ
aihef S1alo Whess our Eohipany hns tho !oWcr l9
son..n INC haklhE o. tatee. u the hn.xet1a. -.
sanle prlee for carrying = barrel Of aonr which
wS,hs III; auont pnnnsia that no receive LOT carry
'''E *; " -, . ,,,,,,.,
n the eatsot,a to w enact taet IT,. ~! tsfhef
a,sc,ilnas!on H. mae asnst ,. INC m',,eF* o. way
points" d.sfa to say Till The railway l!ne. icad:
inE asom o.. thua . ana hnsapous 10 otea&o.ui
Satns n. ~ w. ~. ~. pUesg1n ~ ns u eoto'
a.a trnn nus ,bst this rnoaT r,n1 III. s...
fon m
iaro say + wtli seau'to no argument to cons'nea
an1t snen Ins ~ H. III.
rates for carr, lns hour from MinnespoIis 70 ths
whether Or not w. VII sarsy part ot Y q sqHa
ratss bns anf,ns the Wstcs ne as1son. when tc
tfonr s, nn",,n9s nys ~ ,a ~ fsn,
~ ~ a.e sa s,p a II i ~ sn H. 10 aso s!a''oss
Mng Lan cy M o,nst p;aets whs.o
, 1879-01-25

Bp1tddE UI&1aEtA 70 3A3 1F76N1&
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2i.-*rhe new Waslburu
telescope was pla.xa In position mud tho drst
observation taken 1t an early hour this morn
Ing, The sarly part OF tho night waA quita
cloudy. Several tiuc views were finally obtained
oE :dxaGl stars n4lu planets. Vhs test Of the tl-
st1u.uent Shows' It., to b perfect fu IT. cou.
sir4etian, apA Prot. ,Wat$qp u highly pleased
with It,.
, 1879-01-25
ARMY NEWS.

ST. Louis, Mo., jan. 24.-A Leayeuwoth,
Kas., dispatch says thrxe companies Of tue
Twensy-thrd In1aptFy, under tho immediate
eommaud OF Gen. Je2 G. Davis, will leave Fort
LeayrnNorth Monday muruipK for the new
post axs!xne.a to tha regiment Oh
, 1879-01-25

bELoiT, Mis-, Jau. A.-Tls necessary su-
thutity Tor commencing business rs to-day r.-
ce!scd by the Cittxeus' k4tiuuxl Bank ot Beloit
!so1n the Comptroller. II will accordingly open
lts doors fur buAineas IN few days, viii cap
ttat e 150.0U. Pstadeus, II. Il. Tsylor; C4sn.
is1. ". II. Baumea.
, 1879-01-25
TT1T{K EV1
rNfsf, n 4 - a -

LONDON, Jan. 24.-A Berlin dispatch says
It is reported that Austria Informs tho
Powers that she will not forego the right to
occupy Noyi-Dazar, but will not exceed the
boundaries fixed by the Berlin Congress.
, 1879-01-25

MILWAUKEE, Wls., jan. 94.-Thls afternoon
Conrad Ncman, while hauling Ice, capsixed a
load OIL Humboldt avenue, IND was struck upon
tho breast by eake Weighing several hundred
pounds. Tho injuries will prove fatal. Hle-
mau Is 60 years Of aRc.
, 1879-01-25

The pairs on political questions werc an-
noGnced as followA: Butler, Wallace, Bailey,
BarI,um. Aarland, S!cponald; Merrtmon, KAN.
sutut Coke. and Gruser, With Conover, Cam.
eron iFa.}, C9inerv4 l!v,s.1 Dawes, kirkwood,
Matthews. Ingals, raildock, Sargent, aud
Teller.
netoso, the vote waa nnnouncc. Mr.. uar-
loud said lug llaa yos1tt no. although he Was
paired On po!tticll Aueatons With tle, Senator
trun 1own tliisl:wUIdI. II this question to NJ
aourn w:eh regarded as Il political une, und tho
NIec-rrcsl'lent wor!u 30 sfasc IT., be would With
lraw tit rotc.
'l1Ic Vic President replied 1t was not fu his
puwer 10 decide, ).
NJ. tiarIa'ni-I Then let my vote stal,d tho, u
Mr.. Eltnu1sts renewed Ills motion to take ap
tho resolution.
AIR. Eatbn tuoyed to 20 Into executive session,
Ne1xcted By rising yotr--ytaR Is. nays r.
scyesnt uilatory nl0tlons followed. amorg
them ono tn takr Ut tle bill fur the rciinf VI
Warren Mitchell. Kcjrctr.i.
Mr.. Edmunas renewed It's motion to take up
Ills resolution.
Mr.: Whytn moved to adjourn. Agreed to-
yhnA tIHpa 6Ets.ua fn1k,wA.
, 1879-01-25
BIG FIRE.
The Armour Packing.House IN
Flames Early This "
Morning.
Probability Of lis Destruction a,o..
with Other establishments
Near Uy.
Loss by Fire OF a Gra,n-F,o
vator at. Toledo, Q.
Yesterday.
CHICAGO.

CHICtGO.
A great con1agratton begun at Atmo,t,. ,,u
aud immense backing. .hoase 1t tho Union s,o..
Yards thIs morning about o'clock, and WAN.
occasion OF the frat alarm in the city 1t 1w
and second alarm few minutes .,t.,.
ward, Tie 6re broke out, ,ccora,,.
to report rscsivcd 1t the Bell telcphon. otBr,
{at 20 a. my in the new building aofot0tn.
the packtor-house, and had spte.d t,pa,,
under the influence Of ~,
brecze from The southwest, ind eoon
communicated with the roof on the west sh,. n,
the new packing-houac, mud at 9 a. H.. Tn,
large brick struciure Was on lrc, and The reaee.
tion Of the connagratlon was plainly visible f,n,,
Tia TRIBUNE office.
Only tw3 asc.cngtucs wcro on the ground ,.9
O'Clock, and tho wind having shifted a,ou,,
to tho northwest, IT seemed prob,h.
at last accounts tllat not only Armour. ),v,
establishments, but other similar ones, soul,
be destroyed.
The supply Of watnr had become nearly .,.
haustsd when tho laas report reocaal
the city, and Il wAs feared th,t
the cngtuca which lad bean e,t
from The city would not 10 able to obtaln,
sufaciency Of water to enable them 10 b. Of ~,
service.
The atnrm from Box 1s3 At i':45 O'Clock ,.+
tcrday evening" was causad BY the burning On,
Of n chimney at 1900 South Dearborn street
Tie burning out Ut a chimney at No. 28a W,u
THelitl, strcet cAupeu tho alarm from Boz Iii
last night at = 40 O'Clock.
A small Gre In the boiler.room OF +. C. Wst
d Co.'s engine works, cornor OF ClIntoa mi
Monroe Atresis, WAS tho OCCASION fos 4 tilI
alarm to Habcock No. l.
, 1879-01-25


4 girl baby about D nIuplAs old wa found GU
the steps of Mr. a. ]. Lcs'& 1cs4teuce, The lit
Ito Wal wore guild ring. aud wGs provided With
supply ot clotnluHof 4ne quality. Thvr4 bad
Vt parcgorie, aItt silver spoon. Pinned ~ the
eltli was thu following notv! IT ain baby Ms-
bel Do7e. Please take ind thre for 1ust and
may'bc Il blca.Euu ~ you.' please keep Avopy
of the anorning papers, for, when grow up to
be q 1nls$ III Hy tccus, yontthfnE nuf turn up
that will bs oi value t0 pour llttIu Mt,"
, 1879-01-25
'pl,CcfIFDIsKED.

Lovlsvl1Ff. y3!n. H-17,s cou.t"''e'.,"
moi. special from 'Edaderson. Ky:, sa5s diff
Gully oeeu5ea ,hc,xcen John Youptx unl
ThoIapa A. alsEtlp last syensnxa u on fatn sosen
miles from that nl4vt j'k4tfl 5esulted ia Mar
ttoa ' : ,Iscl.Strs iS {I liz 13atls 81 Youats r. F>
, 1879-01-25

r: DEAD MAN AT DkADWOOD..
nEApwooD, D. r., Jau. A.-Alexan4er Frank
tuourgnt who WAS shot ~ Lead Guy faw days
ago tp difficulty between tho Cu1ltosn|a Home
stake Mining and the Pride Ut tbs West COM
pan!ss, died tonight. Three' men are jailed
charged with the crime. Excitement u run
ulug high, aud mora yiuleucd u eIpeetdd
, 1879-01-25

CnAnIrsToN. 8. c., Jan. A.-Tlle BrlsIsh
steamer Mo is on tIro In the hold. Tie cargo,
., 100 bales OF cotton, will hescriouslY damaged.
, 1879-01-25

Special Dftpdfeh TO 1hs IFlbuHs'
0RAap RAPIDS, Mich, jan. et.-A dst esF
aged the residence Ut Aollia Bowen, cSptsh
In thia city tonight, with contents. l.ots H'a
$1,000 10 $l,20O; fully covered ty tnsul1ots T..
ceuulatY.
, 1879-01-25

md others for Negotiating the sale Ut United
States honds, etc.
Mr. Morrill, submitted an amendment provid-
nR thht the information heretofore eommnni.
:atcd 10 either House Of Congress shall not be
epcated. but that references to amy document
'shera the same Is to he found shalt be made.
tind the naincR Of subscribers to tho popular
hsSo @ been beer ' psid. may nay BE- a. omttted. ] ~ >e
The amendment was accepted by Mr.. sauls-
bury, and the resolution mat agreed to ~
amended.
Mr. Ferry taid that nt the close Of the last
session the Conference Committee on tho House
poses submitted report which vas not acted
upon, nntl be how called up that report. Iii.
obiec:, he said, VAS 10 Be0 ,whetheer tho two
I1ullses could not agree upon The bill In the
main by strlktng out the subsidy and objection
Rb1e features
Pending the discussion the morning hour e1.
p,rtd.
4 thotion Of Mr. Ferry to continue the cons!d-
Grafton Of the conference report was agreed to.
NJ
, 1879-01-25

II IL well TO get clear Of bad cough or cold tho
hrst week, but 1t IL ssfcf to su Ypufsst OF II tbs
hrst forty elghs houts-tht nsopcf remedy ter the
purpose being ur. 1asDe's E1pecto1AuL
, 1879-01-25
FATAL aTNEEr FtGflT.

FNIN1a EIRFEE FEFEFI*
ArsrtN, ian. a+.-In tho recent street fight
with pistols, Sheriff Ttst1son. uf Polo County,
was instantly killed. Ellison, q bystan1cr, was
dangerously and another seriously wounded.
, 1879-01-25

PROBABLY FATAL QUARREL
Nzw Yonx, Jan. aL-Augustus Phillips,
"Oofty Oooft1," and blu mistress, Aary iloop-
lsy, quaszcled this morning II tlelE resldenes,
l4s West Sixteenth street, aud shs shot him In
tho side, It Is thought fatally. About four
huurA later thlllipa attacked the wo,nan anl
beat aii kicked her 80 severely tint her life 10
said to bo lu danger. Both WeFs taken to tle
hospital Id Qh ambulance. -''-'''..