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connscls and medical remedies reach me from
all palts-after Garipany from England more
especially. However gratifying these proofs Of
sympathy, l ann, unfortunately, not yet well
enough to be able to thank the senders by let
ter. therefore beg all those who have given
me pleasure by their benevolent wishes to help
me to accept my most sincere thanks through
this channel"
DENMARK's KING IN BERLIN.
The Pail Mall Gazette has the following de-
spaich from Berlin :--''The Danish Minister
here, in private conversation, says the visit of
the King OF Denmark to Berlin is merely an act
of courtesy, significant enough from such point
of view, hut devoid of any political object. 1t
seems to be understood that this visit has no
connection with either the Guelph fund or the
Greek question"
AMERICAN THANKSGIVING IN GERMANY.
The Americans in Berlin celebrated Thanks
giving BY aehurch service in the morning. In
the afternoon n t6te was given at the Hotel do
Rome, ut which $50 Americans were present
Herr Phihppsborn, Director of the Foreign
Office; Professor Rudolph Gneist, of the Univer-
sity of Berlin, and Professor Wilhelm Edouard
Weber, Of the University of G0ttngen, were
among the guests. Minister White presided
and proposed the health of the Emperor Will
lam. Hen Philippsborn proposed the health Of
the President of the United States.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
THREE PERSONS KILLED AND TWO BADLY
BURNED BY AN EXPLOSION OF GUSPowDER.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l

THREE PERSONS KILLED AND TWO BADLY
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
New ORLEANS. Nov. %, 1879.
A terrible explosion startled the residents of
Pointe Coupee i'll this state. on Wednesday last,
which brought at once q large number of persdls
to the place from whence the sound proceeded, in
order to ascertain it's Here dreadful scens
met the eyes of the assembled multitude. The resi-
dence OF Mr.. William Knaps. Deputy Recorder of tho
parish was found riven asunder if struck by
thunderbot. aud fragments of household furniture
OF every description we've scattered far and wde
everywhere through the adjoining yards ana even in
the field beyond. The roof OF tho house had been
entirely blown OIL. leaving but Il few splinters to
show where it once had been. On entering the sit
witnessed. Here Mrs. Evariste Fabre. the
mother-in-law of Mr. Knaps, and two of
his children-two boys, one three and the
other six years old-were found lying the floor
with their bodies burned almost to a crisp, while
just beyond Mr.. Knaps and third child were dis
covered leaning against the wall. both terribly
burned. 1t was some time in the alarm and confu-
ton which followed. before the cause of the acci-
dent could be ascertained. II was then learned
that on the evening OF the calamity Mr.. Knaps had
brought home some fifteen pounds OF gunpowder and
had called upon Mrs. Fabre to assist him in putting 1t
away The old lady, apparently unconscious or tho
danger of her position, was smoking pipe 1T tho
time, and spark from this caused the powder to
explode, with all the terrible effects stated. Mrs.
Fabre a most estimable lady, and her death Is
loss to the entire parish She survived the accident
only two hours enduring the while the most dread.
full agonies. One of the lts boys lived i've minutes
longer than his grandmother and the other fingered
for nearly twenty-four hours. tat
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MEXICAN TROUBLES.

THE COMMANDER OF THE DEMocRATA Ar
RESTED FOR COMPLETELY WITH THE M
suRGENTs.
SAN FRAxcIsco Nov. 81, 1879.
Ncws from Mexico states that Captain Lund CON-
mander of tho gunboat Democratic. had been ar
rested at Mazatlan. and. upon giving his parole had
been permitted to depart with Minister Foster for
the City OF Mexico and it reported that no had
left Mr.. Foster and Joined the insurgents twenty
four hours aftcr quitting Maxatlan. Previous ar
rangemcnts had been made to turn over the Demo
crata to the insurgents who were still In force out.
side Mazatlan. and tho inhabitants were momontarly
apprehcndng an attack from them. It was feared
that tho insurgents had captured treasure train
with $4,000 in specie. General Manuel MARQUIS had
attacked Laroz and succeeded in entering the city
and putting the governments troops to flight. Ho
was still in possession.
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DRAG HUNTING NEAR BALTIMORE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BAI.rIxouR. Nov 81 1870

BALTIMORE Nov. %. 1879
An interesting drag hunt took place to-day In Bal.
timore county. near Green Spring, on the
Northern Central Railway. Tho attendance
was large and fashionable. there being
fully hfy carriages on the grounds. including four
in-hsnds. drags. &c. The distance throo miles.
with six jumps. The scent had been we'll laid
and tho hounds ana hunters made good run. There
three falls. one lady and two gentlemen going
down. but ono was seriously hurt After the hunt
the party took lunch at the residence Mr.. c. Nor
ton stewart. FULLY four hundred ladies and gentle
men were present and about hundred and fifty
took part In the hunt The riding Of the ladies was
particularly nne. and the sport Hom start 70 finish
was exciting
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman j. @. S. Blackburn. OF Kentucky. and
Jay A. Hubben. OF Michigan. arc at the New York.
Congressman william d. Washburn. of Minnesota,
is at the Fifth Avenue. Miss Adelaide Nelson is at
the Westminster. General J. b. Frisbie OF Mexico.
and ex-Congressman r. G. Parsons. of Ohio. are at
tho Windsor. Captain Hams. of tho steamship
Scythia is at the Brevoort. General James Craig Of
Missouri. is at the sturtevant. Professor Ezra
Abbot of Cambridge. Mass. is at the Everett.
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CANADA FOR ENGLISH FARMERS.

TORONTO, Ont. Nov. 81, 1879.
despatch by cable from London to the Globe
says:-"Several tenant farmers delegates. whoIhsve
arrived home from Canada. report very favoraby Of
the capapi iites aud agricultural enterprise of the
Dominion. They recommend Ontario and Quebec
farmers with large capital and Manitoba and the
Northwest being suitable for young farmers
They speak in high terms Of the Dominion gem
orally
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TIE AMERICAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
SAN Fn.scrsco. Nov. 81. 1879

SAN FRANcIsco. Nov. 81. 1879
Captain Hickmott. of the bark Mercury. who ar
rived here in the Helen Mar from the Arctic Sea-
like other whaiemen. fears that the Jeannette may
be frozen up in pack Of ice in which case they
have but little hopes of the vessel getting out.
though the crow may reach a place OF safety.
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INSURGENTS ABOUT TO ATTACK THE CITY OF
PARRoI.
sAN ANTONIO. Nov. a1 1s.

San ANTONIO. Nov. AZ, 1870
letter from Laredo in to-days Eprcss states that
the insurgents of Durango Mexico. are about attack.
Ing the city of Parrol whore the remnant of Gov.
crnor Trias troops retreated after their
defeat at chihuahua. General Drcvino with
800 men in Durango, is acting on tho
defensive. Governor Ancons. of Yucatan, with
5000 men. is opposing Palomins. who is backed by
the federal government. Tho Mexican army IL
greatly dccimated by dcsertion. Tho government
ands great trouble in providing men to oppose the
insurgents An Durango, chihuahua aud oter states.
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REMOVAL FROM VERSAILLES TO THE PAIAIs
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with respect to the present agitation Davitt
said:-
al wish we could keep religion out of Irish
politics. Then weshould have united Ireland"
DALY's DEFENCE.
Mr.. DAILY was found by your correspondent in
the coffee room of the Imperial Hotel, where no
was resting after the excitement of the last few
days. lie Is editor Of the Connaught Telegraph
and is q specimen of the well-to-do, good M
tured, excitable Irishmcn who have learned
n lesson which may we'll blind them
to reason or TO the rights of any class
but the farmer. Speaking of his own case he
said 1t was impossible that tho reporters could
have taken down the speech accurately, the
noise being 80 great and the interruptions 50
frequent. lie would not have been in his
present position but for Canon McDermott,
known us one of the Black Princes, who ut Cur
teen was constantly intcrrupting him with such
remarks as ''That Is q lie!" which made him
angry and excited and probably caused him to
say more than he intended. He knew that he
sometimes got excited while speaking and
often went very far, but when he wished
to go up to or beyond the line of
safety he talked so fast that while
the people could understand the reporters
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-13
W5ere Women Meyer Go.

During 800 years no woman Is known to have entered the grounds ot tine monastery Of CamadUli, Italy, ex- cept once, when princess Of the
 house of Medici, who had a great de sire 10 behold the place, disguised her self in men clothing and was admit ted. But so stricken with remorse was she on beholding the sacred spot that she hastened to the Pope to confess her fault, and, as a penance tor it, was commanded to build new cottage in the enclosure, which sine did. The monastery is one of the few instltu- tions of the ki~d suffered to remain Tn Italy. A recent visitor says that Wha' are called cells are comfortable little dwellings. Each is surrounded oy wall. and has its garden twenty iee' square. A little piazza, with the trunS of tree squared and planed. for a bench as its only furniture, runs along the
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-13

side of the house. Entering the door you find yourself in brick paved yes tloule, with an empty chamber where a spring of water is flowing into a ba- sln on the left, and the living rooms on the right. These consist of a study just large enough for one person to sit down,a dining and sleeping room with the bed built into the wall in the fash. ion of a ships berth. A small table, two chairs and cupboard complete the furnishing. Food is passed to the occupant through a hole in the wall. all being prepared in a common kitch- en and brought to the hermits once a day. They never eat meat, and their portion Of fish on all, except fast days, consists of six ounces of fresh and four of salt fish.-lEx.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-13
SENTINEL ITEMS.

From the Arizona Sentinel, Decem- Der 6:
 Stamp stems for the Silver King mine arrived this week.
 Monday last the water in the Gila had got as far as Gila City.
 On Sunday arrived inv -ices If rifles for Forts Verde and Mcdowell.
 A letter informs Us that the McCrack in mill Was to have siar,ud up yester day.
 Boiler tubes and heads for the Tip Top Milling Company came ii on the seth.
 Ten dies and ten shoes came in last Sunday from San AnloniO IlIii, N eight :, ,JSO pounds.
 The District Court was to have open cd last Monday at Mineral Park in and Tor Mohaye county.
 H. \. Alexander has been appoint ed Deputy Collector Of Internal Rev enue, to succeed George Tyng, resign ed.
 The President sent the following nomination to the Senate on the 1st in stant: Chas. c. French, Chief Justice of Arizona.
 The Golden Era mill, Smithyille, Yavapai county, started up on the 2Oth ult., on ore from the Mammoth mine and works smoothly.
 By reference u another column il will be seen that a new Recorder has been appointed. He took possession of the office on Wednesday, the sd.
 Fifteen fasks Of quicksilver and a barrel of Limestone came in for the McMillen Manufacturing Company, also a lot of freight for the Tombstone Mining Company.
 Tuesday arrived four car loads, an installment We are told of forty loads, of heavy squared timber for bridges, bling. etc. When work does com mence there will be rush.
 A. Tyner went out in the vicinity of Laguna, Thursday, to look at some promising gold discoveries in that Vi cinity. Placer gold has been found in that region for many years.
 We have been shown some very fine quartz brought in by MT. W. W. Wer- ninger from the neighborhOOd Of the Laguna. A trial with horn spoon made a decidedly good showing.
 We noticed four car loads of tele- graph poles on Sunday for Casa Grande. consigned to the P. l. Co. Per haps the wires will be taken into Tue son ahead of the rails. Why not?
 Dan Keho, who was sentenced by the Pima County Court to ten years ln the Peplteniiary for murder, and was brought here October 26th, attempted to escape on Thursday. He was at once chased by the guards Fredley and Choate, both of whom fired and hit him; Fredley's shot took effect in the leg, and brought him 10 a stop: lie was captured and taken back to prison,