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, 1879-01-16

OF another blockAtlc. NO serious detent1on ab
NEW TonK, Jan. 15.-About four inches of
snow has fallen since 10 p. NJ, and II Is Sill
showing.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 15.--A brisk southeast RaIe
gan to fall At NOM !u hltn,inr quantities. dfif:.
ing rs fast as Il fell. With occaslonsl lnl!s u
has been showing ever since. Up to IL O'clock
tonight tile fall amounts to about four inchcs,
storm is general Throughout Wisconsin, tnva,
and Minnesota, tho falt Of snow varying 10 depth
from one to foisr inches, Anl drifting. Thus far
trains On all railroads arc mixing fatr time. but
establish q temporary blockade, particularly Il
special Irspltch 10 the Tribune.
MoS1ns.t7 Jan; l5..To-1ay 4 the coide9t s, q
the reason throughout the Domlnt9n. a. ltnlt-
4 below, Montreal Is below, Kingston IA below,
Toronto below, parry Sound 20 below, and
other points in Northwestern Ontario from 10
- ~ ' sotriai fiji inspatca to 1as T,4sane.
KEoKrK. H., Jaif. 15.-A snow-storsn com.
mcnccd carly this morning, and prevailed until
nom, at which time slx inches haA been added.
This afternoon a driEzltng rain has fallen, but
.o-nlght thc etorn, agaiu changed TO snow
cslIty, but Trains hare been only slightly de-
thycd. --...... d..
.s been pr.vas M ill., n IN s .eso ssxy spco ess9
this morning, threatening n blockske 1t It con
ttnucs.
specfd1 n.*potea to 7as Tsfsxnx.
DETROIT, Mich. Jan. n.--Vioieft enow'
midnight the streets wero almost bfoekadett.
There nro fears that railroad travel will again
be scriouslY obatructc1.
LOCAL onsERrA71oxs.
EttiE4Hn, III
, 1879-01-16

oEN. stl1ELDs ron THE gnoRr TERM.
sr. Louis, No., Jan. 1h.-Tho 0'obt~ Democrats
Jefferson City special says the Democrats In
caucus tonight nominated ueu. james shlds.
fur tie Senatorial short term, over Dnvid IL.
Armstrong, by yota Of 81 to ~. Gen. Shields
will be reno mocrc.l as having represented I'LL
uos aud M[anesdta 10 tho United States Senate.
After tnurs tliAn two hours Of flIlbuatetinR,
down, tho tnattcr Of nominating for the long
term WA postponed TIL tomorrow night by 4
vote Of B5 to IL, and thu caucus adjourned.
, 1879-01-16

to eofneiextent withdrawn today, and each
ono, ~ well o. the candidates themselves.
are recruiting theft strength Tor tile nhal
oattle on Friday night, when tho oppoa'
ing forccs will meet IN caucus: Ihe
aay has been spon: IN nolatoring wosk NOM
bera rather than In attempting to change
their convictions.
TRE DEMOCRACY
arc quietly bnt eagerly watching the con-
test, rcndy to put their best foot for.
wand when the tincs cornos for an
advance. Their eyes are still turned
towaEd Jim Robinson as their candidate,
with possibilities beyond, In caso Of m iss''s
Of the struggle favorable to them arising
, 1879-01-16

RAILROAD ACCIDENT
8Sci1t ptspatrA to 1AA Tt1ounA


Qu1rcT, ILL.,, Jan. l5.-Tra!n No. 4, on tho
Hannibal II Ct. Jos, met With serious accident
this sIae Ut Mooresyille. II had left tint sta-
tim on tln,o comlug this way, but, when short
distance out, got stalled aud could not move.
Wild engine following ran into tho rear of tbs
trim, smashing tho s!ecper % badly that II Was
uluuat entirely wrecked. The sleeper for To-
ledo was also somewhat damaged, aud tho locs'-
notlys suffered considerably. None OF tho pas
suugers or trninmen Wero iuturetl.
6u<ct1I nispdtcA 10 3hs 1s1dsHA
LABALLr, Ill.,, Jan. 1G-At about o'clock
,hIs luorIIjng al, ua4twsru. bound stock trait,
es'ldcd With . westward bound freight tFslu q =
Railroad. which uccastouea the wrsckinx OF sew
erai cars sud tho death of cohsldeEable I've
stuck.
Special Dt8pascA to Tat 3fFaaHA
DErnolr, Mich, Jan. 1a-Thomas Farrell was
young man who volunteered Tuesday night to
taku ilio pisce OF irieud employed ~ d
brakeman on thu Detroit y payy Y, CITY, Rsilro.a,
ling freight cara this morning lle fell Into GuE
ye1k and thu br4ke-l5ons On thu under side OF 4
cas crushed bath ILLS tllghs tn q shocking mAn-
uer, causing bis death In two Luuss.
, 1879-01-16
LOUISIANA.
NICHOLAS AFTER TIE aENATonsnrP.

1ottfat Dssnaseh I'd TAt 1ttbuIts.
NEW ORLEANS, Jsn. 1h-Thcro ia souo light
sparrng In tho Senatorial ring which will 10 In
.lulxcd In for several days. Tho contestants are
smiling and shy,ng round tho ring looking Tot
IN opportunity for q atrike which counts. Gov.
Nichols, it's sai, Is lulctly ben9 tra!nsd and,
a. he did At thu Convention In Baton Rouge,
two years aro, It Is expected now That ut tue
last mptncnt he will mako his appearance In the
ring aud yaltantly carry oil the palm.
, 1879-01-16
HYhtENEAl,

Hp1cdE p1k009c& 70 J&S J1bGN&
BxLorT, Wis., Jan. l1-Cnar1es A. Emerson,
Of the tirtn Of Goodall d Emerson, druggists,
aud hiss Della B'odgett, were married this
morning Ut tbs residence Of tho brlls's mothcr.
Mrs. D. BlodGett. Mr. Emerson Il tho unIy SUI
Of Prot. Emerson. of Belu!t College, who pcs"
formed tue ceremony.
, 1879-01-16
AT ATt;lItAON, kAs.

6r. Louis, No., Jan. IA dispatch from
Atehtson, Kas.. saya stas fire, tha work Vi
tramps, destroyed tho Eouud-huuss and nsa-
chine stlups OF tho Aschlson 81 Nebraska Rail.
r..al iu that city this Horn!HE. Four cng:ues
nnd iii the rGpasr.t,l2rll'ne OF thu Company
were destroyed. Loss about slU.00U,
, 1879-01-16

opte,us to-. @"'pase" 20 1"e 1"1s"S
MADISON, Wis., JAN l5'-fof tho hFst time,
thero ls considerable excitement concerning the
Senators,o This being tho last pIrht prfor To
tha ca,,r,,, ,ho frtcnls ,,f eoch ran,,t,intc orc
49, -, ~ -N..... -. -..1.,
mnk'hg thctr utmoet e3c1tton toHard rccsult1nh
their ranks, Inspiring confdenco among thc!r
supporters, and generally making tic best t,vs-
,iblc .how,,r r,hr frfcnd, ~ Row, rorncn.
e'.o , rr"s .,.,. 49,. 49,, ~,
tef, ana no"o cum toat t"etr cana!aate Will
lead On tho flrat ballot. IfoWc,,s and Cnrren-
tcr's supporters havo been making desperate
cffort among tncnYnrA tn.t,nv Tar ro,nn]lmrntnrv
sa.a. ~. IT, es.4 1,,,ta, T. J.. .,n..thta .,,.'.
sote' W '"o nst p"4to'' ~ 10 pose'p'e .nof
hayo anccceded IN fcw instances, bit,
whether tucr hayu or not,
THEIR rAnoEsr vorss Will MI on TIM rfn.r
nIIfnr. '1
..,,,,u u.u...u, toa-no.n ,s.r,,, ,,,., H.. 49,,
""ao noyeS W.. NJ tnetcaso 'a!aeJ upon tuo eec@
opd ballot The cllargca in lilo Tines Of today
againat Kcycs hayc not injured him any. Mem
bcrs OF the Legislature arc fatnf1Iar With them.
.u,, sntt.nod ~ tteIr 1o1.ttv Not,hsr ho. th
au sAt.ssu ~ s"on 4's's"ol "as s"o
tnolieatloh OF tne AoWe-tnnlce CORRESPONDENCE
In thu sasne paper Injured Senator Howe at alt,
tltrrc bo1np nothing in It hut litkto nteasantrr
~ = r,turs ,1ot IN wonfa mt hoyo tn1nlvn,1 i,
~ " !" Aasu'e s'.+ ~ "ou'u Nv ~ :"
, 1879-01-16
BAYtR0 TAYLOR,

new Yong, Jau. l5.-1he German societies
Ut this city ure to receive tho rem maiuA Vt bayas1
Tnyior Oh t.ielr a1sirut With spproprlnts hon
ors. The Eeuolns ute to lie tu stAte II the Coy.
etuor's 1ovlu, citY.l!aIi.
, 1879-01-16
"ABERRATED,"

Np1cal b481,0ItA "a TIA 7T18kNe
lNptAHAroLla, Iud., Jan. 15-john Edwards,
= Aweltkaowu citlzon Ut indianapolis, has been
uisxt,lg for several days, aud fears are en1cr-
tuIt,ed Vt foul piay, Or that Au las wandered oI
in alteration Of mind.
, 1879-01-16
AT Eli RAIDER, IA,

McORzoon, H., Jan. l5.-'rhe photograph
gallery "f UIItest Hros.. OF FL Kades, was Gun.
sulnc! 1,y hsu ,catrrday. Loss, Sl,OO0; !psur-
alirr, t5u0, iu the pInenfx Of Hartford.
, 1879-01-16

VANcn NOMINATED.
RALEial1, Jan. lh-Tho Democratic caucus Of
the Legislature tonight nominated Gov. Vance
for the United stRtes BctntO by scc1amntton.
, 1879-01-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

San FRAaossco, Jan. 1a-ArrtTea. steamer
City OF Panama, from Panama. ),
Nsw YoRk. Jan. 15.-Arrlyed, steamships
Rotterdam, from Rotterdam, BedewatcF and
ulsnbcrVic, truul Newcastle. :,
LONDON, Jan. 1h-steamshfp. Spain and
kIalto, from Nav York, and Lake heplgoas
from Portland, arriTeA out.
, 1879-01-16

lptcfoi Nsna.cA to ina 7,1ssna
fHp1AHAroLte, Ind. Jan. l5.-Qoy. Williams
held reception tonight at tho Washington
Club-rooms. but tho wet weather prevented
fargo Attendance. By reason Of this, tho Re-
publican caucus was postponed.
ITEMS.
William Il. Carter, elected d National from
Clarke County, went into tho Democratic
caucus last night, and announces that hu will
hereafter act with them.
Judge New, elected to Congress from the
Fourth District, Is tho latest entry IN The Demo-
cratic slate for Governor.
LEEK TO III EATEN.
Maj. Gordon, Of this county, has pill ready
far the Democrats In tho House Of Representa-
ttscs. It 10 Il preamble md resolution rccitlng
tho success Of Edmonia Lewis as sculptor, and
the honor slle Inns conferred Oh her race aud
country, and authorizing tho acceptance from,
the Rev. ]. n. Townsend, culorcd minister OF
this city, rs Chairman Of the Committee, Of a
plaster east Of her bust Of Con. Grant, which,
siail 10 placed IN niche In rcor Of tho Speaker,
as u compliment both to the artist ahtl tho sub
jec!, w',o hayo conferred such honor upon
America. 1Io hns spccrh prepared iu a
resolution, an1 tlIls goes to the body
which will voto for Dan Voorhees, for United
6lateS bchatoIt VINO, IN bIecen Ic" years
ago, dcclarcd that no negro had ever written q
book, painted pleturct
on cARVHp 4 aTATuE.
Mai. Gordon nfso proposes to introduce a
resolution for thu abolition Of the death penalty,
~h(clt will 10 supported BY Judgc hIurch, Of
Delaware, and others. But Il will DO lnrgoly
defeated. In connection with the speech In illo
Senate made by Reeve, this afternoon, IN whct,
ho SO so7ercly dcuonnccd the economy to which
several members of tho Legislature were trying
to rcducn everything, even to tho rent of toni.
tnitte-rootns and tho employment OF clerks to
committees. 1t Is fully reported that he, With
EEAnLI READY 70 VOTE AuA1Nsr yoontiE1s,
md they would almost certainly II they thought
he could be defeated. lsccve Il very reative, Ia
anxious to show lis Independence, and hi
speecl oi to.dRy wAs intended as declaration
Of independence. lie lIimseli prepared copy
Of It for representatives Of tho press.
, 1879-01-16
STATES ATTORNEYS.
Ensttal fA1tadffA Ia IA& 1ffhHnS

srKlaaRIEkp. ILL.,, jan IA Convention Of
the States Attorneys Of Illinois will po held
here tomorrow for ronsultatton as to Objects
tlsey may havo discovered In Ito practical al.
Mln!straltou Of tho critu' l2l law.
, 1879-01-16

AT Ht4ACk RIVER FALLS, WIS.
81. PAUL. Wlnn.. Jan. 5-.A spcsiai to the
Pioneer Ffs4s saYs the 1}tack River flouse Black
River Falls, Wis, burned so-tlay. Loss, $500;
partly Insured.
, 1879-01-16
AT DANVlf4LE, ILL.
Enfef6{ MtbattA 10 TAf 1fftHaA

nANylLLE, ILL.,, Jan. l3.-Tha engine house Of
tho Paris d uauyilla hatlroad, located ut fills
place, burned this morning. 1lie building. three
engines, mud largo amount OF uther property
wns entirely destroyed. Loss abont S.0, ,UO0,
about twethirds Ut which IL covered by tnsur.
anf.w
, 1879-01-16

6FH0CV9
WlLK1s3AAas, Ps., Jsn 15.-paEIsh d cot
striking miuess have resumeu work At ths "
per cent reduction in wages. Tho Plymouth
Division miners will resume so-morrow. The
reduction la3ss till tho 1st Ut April.
, 1879-01-16

To let cold have ia uwp way IL oftep to assiss
In laying tbs foundation Of consumption. To cuis
the m&~t stubborn cou4h or Guild you bays only -
vss j't Is:luua!1 uf. j&sAkA E1secl4sAAsA
, 1879-01-16
THE RECORD.

afntnno ali. etrcle
rrrn prc0rn
LII II llLCoND'
SENATE.
WAsn1NoTox, D. G., jan. 15-Mr. Voorhees,
ao.ts srs... =. .as,... ~ ~ at.o,,.
Iso on luuah n.h'ss ~ '4a"s .a.o W. s"ea"' c'a.
stances Which leo to inc recent csenfe OIL eae5~
emo Indians from Fort Bill, Texas, n,ll their
slaughter by United States forces. Agreed to.
x1s AMI, gro.., 10 l,,rfor.nco f,o,,,n;tt.,
- M 49,. 1' M,,..1r. ..' as..,a,,v .r,sro..,,,to, hi,
on tne A'htasS AcauesnS APpsop1'a'o' u.'' .
House having agreed to thc report yesterday,
thc hi, INV rocs tn Tho prc,t,1cnt.
nn,. ~ aa,ots,o- M. ,t,to,,oH u, usro ron.
sldcrcd under the ave-miuute rule.
The Housc bill for the payment OF officers and
soldiers OF the Mexican war Of three months'
.v,-. ,,n~ rrovIdo, for hv ,ba mr.. of .Iutv 10
1873 led to long discussion.
Mr.. Edmunda submitted an amendment to
mako tho net apply to shosc who served IN tho
lste lat wst for tho preservation Of tho uo'o"
1no VI. mo ,,,' 'A11 Hs.os ~. e. ee."'' "a,
fendine olseuselon tne ocnato Wont INTO
executive session, and, when tho doors rc-
oncncI. adjourned.
'r
uor.u.
In resnonso to rasolutfoD thu spcoker sub-
mittci q communication from thc Secretary ot
the TFcasufy, Transmitting supplemental 6tAtC-
rnent Of balances on the loan account In coin
standing to the credit Of tho Trcaaurer Of tho
United atates IN the National Bunk dcpost-
gntc amount OF balances WIS 448,80 t{3. The
larger amounts were: First National Bank Of
New York, $l0 107, ,048; National Bank OF tho
State OF Now York, s7,15505i; Bank of New
Yprk-National l}nnktnN AssOc'ation-*A,h5l,-
Al; Maverick National bank, of Boston. 81, ,S34,-
000; National bank Ut Commerce, OF New
York, $2,9l7 ,D98; Second Nattotlnl Bank. Ut New
York, 81, ,5la2 h.s6: Monument National Hank 1T
Boston, 8l,OSH,bnl. Tue remainder 10 distributed
nu1o,9 tfirty-cicht banks, in sums varying frutn
$500 to $90GOM.
Committee reported buck thu bill authorizing
funjlng the public dcbt. Thc bill authorizes
tho Recretary Of the Treasury to iasue III ex-
t.f,anHc for lawful r,nney [nttt;l Htutra crra III.
cates of deposit of thn Decentralization nj siO
bcntIpr interest at tho rate OF g uer cent, md
convertible ot aby timp With accrued interest
into per tenk bonds. authorized to he tse,te,}
and directs that ltbo money 10 received shall bo
applied ouiy to tbo payn1cnt OF 800 b,uds,
Sir. Kelley tEu. submitted M amendment 40
cr1ed lntorest after liz month"; futO lawful mon.
~. and al nny time into t,cr cent honis.
SIr. Wood called attention 10 tbo iii NJ intro.
ilur[np novel feature Into tlle atfntrs III tbs
{Ioyerntncut. 10 far "a tIio nrol1tt.iuT clasarn
wcra corccrncu. Il would nfft,ul Lie Mnrcr
classcs nm opportunIty for Investing their annI
cnrD!ure where tlIoy would tm safe aul sccure.
and rot subject 10 {lo instabIity of nrivofn rnr.
fvnratinus. II wns nrnnnsr,l hv iii. Xii -, 1nsko
n na,ityuat savings BANK whrro tiiern wtuiti lN,
7,ostive nf,l ahaoiyt tnruritv for nrsrp tfolinr
, 1879-01-16
FIRES.


N.w YoRK. Jan. 15.-The boastcd superior
ity OF The New York Firu Department vantshcs
under tho test. The DrDoks building burned
last night whs mora fayorahlv situated and con-
structcd than the Singer building In Chicago OF
tho lionorc block. The duration nnd 1ont!on
Of thu brc Then discovered In the l,rooks bui!tl-
Ing, aud all the conditions, mcro more favorable
than when those buildings were burned ln Chi
cnRo, yet the loss here is complete aud total. In
return for our Instructions Etven you In 1879.
your FIru Department will hnvo to teach LIS now.
10 fht lrfsifrn Assoetaffd f'Fsss
NKw Y0HK, Jan. 1b.-At o'clock this morn.
inG, number ot l!rcman and ncnsly all the p0-
lice on duty 1t the burning Of the 1Irooks build
inu, corncr Of Broadway aud Grand strccss, l.al
been withdrawn. Then t,nly tic broadway wail
and nhout twcntv feet OF tho connecting
vail OH Graud street were standing.
Curious cYowha haunt slle nefghborhood OF
tho lire, but ali are kept without the fire lines
established by tho police. Tho broadway wall
Of tho building Ia standing. ald 50 Is the west.
eftY end of the wall OH Uranl street. II tho
wallis do not fail Of their own weight It will bo
necessary to pull thcIn down.
THE tutnl loss BY tho lire II rstlnlatcd to-day
at 3t,2, 900. Tho Brooks building, a. Tho cor
net VI BruauwuJ atlu tiranl street, which was
completely burned last night. was insured for
4159,00n, distributed Arnong twenty casnuanfA.
Edwin Datrs Il To-, WIN t,ecup'c'! d part, hare
q total insurance ut fiB3,UUt IN nineteen com.
iotnl Insurance Ut $!S5, ,0o, sprcad over seventy.
three companies, il0WarI+ Au!lgef II Co. hnrt
oil tnsuratcu of $3le,G00. md IN that nmouns
ninety.llYe companies hare an luterest.
, 1879-01-16

NEAR VIEWPOINT, HY.
ClKotNNArt, Jan. 1a--Early yesterday morn
ing the residence Of James II. tiienn, ,nl1e
4uuth Of Newport, H., was burned. Ls&s,
Sll,UQQ,
, 1879-01-16

4 still alarm to the FEro Patrol yesterday
uaon WAS causel br burning chtunney Ut
Durke's European iiotel. M dau,aGe.
This alarm frnm lux Oh at b:i3 Inst cYcning
was CAUSED ty a iire !u wnttr-rlusct In thu l,ti
strcet % owner ] unknown. J,a,ansc, II aso, c"uso
OF fire unknown, but incendIarism IL strongly
suspected.
, 1879-01-16

6pee{al Dt.p1fca to 1A< TftbunA
DUBUQUE, In, Jau. 16.-Mrs. Mary Browu, Of
I.sposte, has been IN tho city tbs paxs few days
accompanied by her three Children. Yesterday
uoralng she started for Lsporte with her chill
tircn, aud upop hor arrival homs found that her
daughter, aged 9, Was missing. Whether the
child hns been stolen or fcli from tho car 10 I
mystery. Active search haa been made, but no
traces Of hcr caa be found.
LOUISIANA RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 13-Attss Louise Polno-
roy, the actreaa. who Has injured In ths railway
accident near Shreveport on tie l0tl, Inst, Il re-
ported by tho attending physician 10 b. very
low. Miss Stella Willis Is Improving, and the
Erst Of ths company, Who We1s more or loss ID.
ju' I'd, A3yc recovered.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-30
City Commissioners.

A resolution was adopted that the clerk
be instructed to notify the City Clerk that
there has been filed in the office of the
Board of City Commissioners an applica
ton signed by Robert Mitchell and Others
for permission to construct and operate q
double track street railroad on Auburn
Mcmillan and Mclean streets and High,
land and Burnet avenues,
The Engineer was instructed to prepare
ordinances to change the grades of Russell
and East Court streets
John c. Fiedeldey was granted permission
to construct, at his own expense, a tenn.
porary roadway connecting the northern
terminus of Russell street with Gilbert
avenue.
The petition for foot-bridge over the
Miami Valley Narrowgauge Railroad at
Mcmillan street was granted.
A petition for water main on Lane street,
between Park street and city limits, was re-
ferred to the Water-works Committee.
An ordinance, Ito regulate the deposit OF
garbage, ashes, etc, in the streets, lanes,
alleys and public places of the city of Gin
cinnati," was transmitted 10 Council.
The Engineer recommended that James
A. Stewart Second Rodman, be appointed
as First Rodman. Approved.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-30
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Especial River Dispatches to the Star,

Especial River Dispatches to the Star.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July 30-9:30 A. NJ
Monongahela River feet inch and fall
ing. Weather cloudy. Wind northeast.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 30-1O:20 A. M.
-Kanawla River 3 feet 1 inches and sta
tionary. Weather cloudy and calm.
OH Cry, Pa, July 30-8:2O A. M.-Alle-
gheny River 2 feet 10 inches and rising.
Weather clear. Wind southeast
PTrsBuRG, July 30-11:15-Ri feet A
inches and falling slowly. Weather cloudy.
Steamboat Movements.
The Wildwood returned to Maysville this
afternoon
The City of Portsmouth leaves at p. m.
for Chilo.
Capt. Chas. B. Russell's popular and re-
liable Lower Ohio River packet Jas. D.
Parker will depart this evening taking peo-
pie and freight for New Orleans and all in
termediate points. Bob Mccoy is her affa-
BILE clerk.
The Laura Lee, fine steamer with IN
surpassed accommodations is announced
to leave this evening Tor New Orleans and
all way points.
The light draught and elegantne steam
er Pittsburg will be the regular packet
leaving this evening for HUNTINGTON,
where she connects with the c. & O. RI r..
trains tomorrow for all Eastern cities.
Capt. w. w. Little's superb new and fast
Eldorado will leave tomorrow evening for
Evansville, Cairo and st. Louis direct and
take freight for all points on the Upper
Mississippi and Illinois Rivers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-30
BEYOND THE POND.
had Business by the Bashi
BaZOuks.
Information from Ireland's Isle.
Turkey.
Turkey.
FIRE, RIOT AND BAsHI BAzoUKs.

Turkey.
FIRE RIOT AND BAsHI BAZoUKs.
National Associated Press to the Star
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 30.-The town Of
Ortakeni, on the Bosphorus, has been par
TALLY destroyed by fire.
A serious riot occurred at Phillipopolis
yesterday.
The Prince of Bulgaria has telegraphed
to the Porte demanding the recall of the
Bashi Bazouks who have crossed the from
tier and committed many outrages.
REGARDING EGYPTIAN FINANCES.
LONDON, July 30.-The Sublime Porte has
granted the demand of France and England
respecting the issue of an Egyptian lirman,
regarding the finances of the Empire.
Great Britain.
SINKING OF A QUAY WALL.
LONDON, July 80 "A very serious acci-
dent occurred at East India Docks yester-
day afternoon. A large portion of the quay
wall sunk, carrying down with it two large
warehouses.
DE LEssEPs TALKS CANAL.
stLoNDoN, July 30.-Count De Lesseps in q
lecture yesterday at Nantes denied that
either England or America was at all OPP
posed to the construction of the Inter
Oceanic Canal. and said the apparent i'll
feeling manifested in a few quarters against
the project in England and the United
States was the result of mere disappointed
personal schemes.
France.
AN AMERICAN FIDDLER.
PARIS, July 30.-Master Rivade, of New
York, who last year received the second
prize for the violin at the Paris Conserva-
loire, was unanimously awarded the first
prize yesterday:
SPAN.
CAN NOT GO A CoURTING.
vienna. July 30.-It is reported that the
Spanish Cabinet oppose King Alfonso's
marriage with the Archduchess Marie of
Austria.
Foreign Flashes.
The Russians have completely evacuated
Eastern Roumelia.
The police at Rome yesterday made a
large seizure Of revolutionary plaCards doc
uments, etc.
The German Government have ordered
the building of four powerful coryettes and
two gunboats.
The Chamber of Deputies adopted the
proposal of NJ. Proust for the demolition of
the Tuilleries. The site will be transformed
into garden.
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The following deaths have been placed or
record since our last report:
Leon Kronenberg, 6 mos, city.
Mary Hunt, s mos, city.
Henry Harbers, Is yrs, city.
Christ Bauer, l day, city.
Katie Fox 9 mos. city.
Wilhelmina Teske, l mo, city.
Josephine Vanderberg, mos, city.
W. Janson, weeks, city.
Charles Stone, s mos, city.
Infant Hottmarn, still-born, city.
Anna Sitz, 3 wks, city.
Cyriac Dubrul, so yrs, Canada.
r. Krauss, 43 yrs, Germany.
Henry Wasimuss 81 yrs, Germany.
Emil Wagner, 80 yrs, Germany.
George Wegham, 40 yrs, Germany.
Rosnia Buettner, A yrs Germany.
James Bowler, "a yrs, Maryland.
Albertine Eckerle, yrs, Michigan.
Mary Gibbon, 81 yrs, Ireland.
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IF PERCHANCE

You have got into trouble, procure pack,
age of SAMARITAN'S GIFT and you will
be all right in two or three days. The com.
plant, when neglected, or when the quack
is visited, and he gives his Balsam Copaiba
often becomes troublesome, and serious
complications arise, which prolong the dis.
ease Tor months. Another fallacy is in try,
ing to save q few cents dabble in cheap
drugs, which so sicken the stomach, that
Gift will cure every time, and no trouble.
Male packages 81, female 50. Sold by
ERNST WILFERT, Fourth and Walnut
and by druggists.
apl6 1yr-W, ,S&M&ap23-1yry
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PHILADELPHIA. July 2e.-Flour Minnesota ex-
ira family, "a rs; medium TO choice do S5eg5 Is;
Indiana do, good, S. 80; winter wheat patent
S. 75@G Is: Minnesota patent 81 U.s. Rye -four
unchanged. Wheat in good demand: No. red,
in elevator, 81 Is. Corn very strong rejected track
and grain depot, 41@s4sc; steamer do. 4Sc; sail
mixed do, 4SS49e; yellow Western do. soc. Oats
quiet mixed Western, S@98c; white do, $50
39c. Provisions dull: mess beef, $12; smoked
hams, 1o1aSll1 16e: piekled do SazAalke.
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fair to medium at 81 25@S co. good to choice at
s. 25Cd4 90, and fair 70 good shipping at A@4 10
per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-Market quiet. Common to fair at ga
g. good to choice at s. 25@i 25 per GENITAL gross.