The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-08-13

ness houses, causing total loss OF over one
million dollars. One little boy was fatally and
another badly injured.
A condition Of anarchy exists in HAyti, Por-
lions Of the island being in possession OF the
insurgents and President Canal having re-
signed and gone to 81. Thomas
Lord Chelmsford, who commanded the Brt-
ish troops in South Africa at the outbreak OF
the Zulu war, has resigned.
II is stated that the city Of SerinAgur the
capital OF Cashmere, ordinarily containing
three hundred thousand inhabitants, has only
thirty thousand since the famine.
A powder magazine at Durango, Spain, mas
exploded, killing fourteen persons
Colonel Valdez, at Chupedaros de Ia Nueva'
Mexico, reports that he has pursued three
bands OF Nescalero and Lipan Indians which
have bean raiding that country IRON lexis
They carried off two hundred and niiy horses,
killed fifteen persons in Mexico, and crossed
back into Texas.
A recent cable dispatch from Glasgow, Scot
land, says "the enthusiasm for Rev. Dr. lal-
mage continues undated. During the past
three weeks he has lectured nightly to thous-
ands, and on Sundays he has preached 10 tens
OF thousands in st. Andrews Hall. To-day
he preached to six thousand worshipers IN
this city"
| Seven persons, comprising the family oil
Joseph MOnette, a French Canadian farmer
| residing at st. Martins, Canada, were poisoned
by eating heartily OF bread that had accident
ally absorbed some Paris green intended Tor
potato bugs. Joseph Monette and two sons
soon died in great agony, and the other menu
bers of the family were not expected to live
The Prince OF Bulgaria has proclaimed @
state of siege against Mohammedan insurgents
at Varna, Rasgrad and Elena.
The severest storm known there for many
years ragged in various parts OF England, anc
especially in the valley of the Thames, a lev
nights ago. The storm was attended by a lal
Of hailstones, some of which were five inche'
in circumference. The damage to glass II
places Immediately around London amounts t.
thousand OF pounds sterling In great par
of Bediordshire the hay crop mas been com
pletely swept away, and many cattle hav'
been drowned Newmarket and the neigh
borhood are flooded. T rainfall at Buck
inghamshire is estimated at seventy tons pc
acre. Damages by floods and lightning ar
also reported from Cambridge, Norfolk, Gull
ford, Leicester, Bath and Monmouth.
In railroad accident between Nancy an
Vezelise, France, five persons were killed, an
eleven seriously and forty slightly injured
Dispatches from the seat OF war in Sout
Africa say that King Cetywayo, when leayin
the battlefield OF Ulundi, told his chiefs to loo
to their own safety and seek terms OF peace a
best they could. His army is broken up, tn
nation is dispersed, and the king is fugitive
Zululand will probably be divided into tire
or tour principalities each under the rule {
an independent noble. Cetywayos brothe
Ohan will receive his own territory under thi
arrangement. General Wolseley, in an addres
to number of Zulu chiefs, said that Cetyway
was fugitive and could never more be kim
The chiefs said they wished to have no NOR
black kings, and would prefer John Dunn,
renegade white, rs their ruler.
The iron steamship Louis David, from An
werp, bound to Naples, has been wrecke
during fog off the Island OF Ushant, France
Twenty-seven persons were drowned
The Infanta Marie de Pillar, second sister
the King OF Spain, is dead in her nineteent
year. She was the third child OF the ex-Quee
Isabella and was unmarried.
Late advices from Hayti say " the govern
ment is at present administered by Mr.. ID
lOrme, native writer OF European reputatio
But for his patience and torbeannce mar
bloody conflicts would have token place sine
the president left. Business is entirely su
pended, and has been for the past week. III
streets are thronged with soldiers, and an on
break is momentarily expected"
The United States Consul at Tangier repor
that the Sultan OF Morocco has subdued ii
instruction of the Berber tribes. Thirty-io
heads of rebels were exposed on the walls
the city to inspire terror among other rebe