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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

Ar NEWMARKET YESTERDAY another Of Mr..
Sanford's horses Mirth, won maiden plate,
heating quite neatly large field. She is full
sister OF Monitor. who ON the first day of the
present meeting at Jerome Park lowered the
colors Of the famous three-year-old Spendthrift
in the Jerome Stakes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10
Il RIPL e SH e e T
NEW YORK, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1879.

me heather 10, Ncc York aud its cicinity to-day
wiH be fair and ,carm. Tomorrow it niu be
soarn, rih increasing cioudiaess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

WHY DOES the Board of Health maintain
noXous offensive pool between Nnety-ffth
and Ninety-sixth streets, near Second avenue :
No one else wants it there except undertalSers
of the most depraVed sort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

WALL STREET YESTERDAY were
somewhat dullcr, but prices ruled higher
Money little more stringent, the rate for
call loans stock being q to per cent. Gov
einments were firm and other bonds we're ac-
tive and buoyant. Exchange quiet and un-
altered sfa aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

FRESHMEN BEAT SoPHoMoREs in the crush"
At Williams College, year of routine study
wcakens young mans muscles terribly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

a SIGNIFICANT but grim indication of the re-
quireinents of the fever infected districts is
found in the case of Sheriff Green, of Concordia,
whose coffin was made and his grave dug before
he bcgnn to recover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

Brazil is reported to be willing to subsidize
Canadian line of steamers. She would un-
doubleday do the same for American vessels, but
subsidy at each end OF the line is what
spectators in marine transportation will work
for while our less greedy and more businesslike
neighbois of the North start their ships and
secure the trade that the United States might
have.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

STATE PoLITICs seemed to get around the
bulb of the thermometer yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

A SEVERE SENTENcE.--That unusual event. u
conviction by court martial has recently
TRANSFERRED at West Point, and considering the
character of the offence, the previous good
record of the convicted man and The extent Of
the punishment inflicted, as described in our cor
respoudcnce from that place. it is to be hoped
they will continue to be unusual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

One MORE BRISK FIGHT in city affairs. This
time it is between the Dock Commissioners and
the Captain OF the Port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ITALIA TIIEArkE-DKR ZiGEuNER
AQuARIUM-MKRRy TuNERs-PINAFoRE.
FIFTH AVENUE Observation-Disclosures
NIBLO'S GARDEN-EScnANrNENr.
HAvERLYS THEATRE-HoBBIFs
HOPELESS OLYMPIC THEATRE-THE FRENCH Sfx
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-Mv PARTNER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CoURL
GERMANIA THEATRE-GRoss FKuER.
GRAND OPERA noUsE-THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.
WOODS BROADWAY THEATRE-BRc A-BRAc.
STANDARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF VENICE
ABBEY's PARK THEArRE-ouE AMERICAN COUSIN
ABERLE's MISUNDERSTANDING
ROSTER 4 BIAL'S CONCERT HALL
THEATRE CoMIQUE-MuLLiGAN GUARD CHowDER
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs-No-PINAFoRE.
DALY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC-FAUsT.
HAvERLY's BROOKLYN TEEATRE-RoYAL FAvoRIrR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

SOME PECULIAR FEATURES Of the triangular
gubcrnatorial contest are noted in our letter
from Orange county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

The HERALD has never proiessed to he any
thing but a newspaper, and has considered it
sufficient honor 10 daily inform hundreds of
thousands OF people upon what is going on
throughout the world. When, however, a good
Baptist, who is also a doctor of divinity, states,
~ one did yesterday in the course OF some re-
marks about the change in the African King
Mtcsas ways, that the paper has been Indirectly
doing effective missionary work, respect for the
cloth iorbids that should deny tho charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

1uR WEATHER. storm centre in the
Northwest has remained almost stationary dur
Ing the last twcnty-iour hours. The high pres
sure along the Atlantic coast has moved south
ward anh is now over the South Atlantic
States Unusually high temperature prevails
throughout the country, especially in the North
western States Abundant rain has fallen in
he Gulf States aud Florida, and light showers
we're experienced throughout the lake region.
Tho weather has been fair in the central valley
districts and cloudy Ia the lower lake regions
aud the New England States. Brisk and oc-
casionnl high winds prevailed in the Western
districts; ~ the lake regions and along the At
lantic coast they wefe fresh. The weather in.
New York aud SIS vicinity to-day will I've fair
aud warm. Tomorrow il will be warm, with
increasing clouGIBeAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

One needs not to have sided with Peru in
the unhappy South American war to be
sorry that the gallant ship Huascar has been
captured by the Chileans. Something that
seemed to be luck, but probably was COM
petent management, has suddenly placed
this vessel among the most famous that
American waters have known. She was as
irrepressible rs our own Essex, under Por-
ter, nearly seventy years ago, or the famous
Essex which another Porter managed half
century later. No work was too great or
too small for her. She did not object to
finding ships as big as herself and
battering them to pieces, but neither
did she disdain to raise blockades.
capture the encmy's merchantmen. sink
coal droghers and launches, cut tele-
graph cables and make herself generally
useful. Whether she will maintain her old
reputation now that she is in other hands
is greatly to be doubted, for commanders
as able as Grau are not plenty, even in
nations possessing large navies. and second
or third rate officers are about rs afraid of
Peru will try to console herself with the
thought that the vessels record was not
captured with her, but still remains for the
nation to be proud Of Such loss. how
ever. cannot easily be repaired. and we are
hardly likely to hear soon again of any
dashing operations along the Pacific coast
by the Peruvians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10

SERGEANT JASPER, who was the subject of {.
rcry successful centennial celebration at S,.-
rannah yesterday, Was extraordinary man.
Cndcr II CALLING fire from British fleet he
replaced on the parapct of old Fort Moultric
the colors which had been shot away but this
is not his greatest claim TO distinction, for he is
the only American soldier on record as having
declared himself unqualified for promotion. 1t is
ifo small honor either. even 10 dead hero. to DO
the accession of remarks ns patriotic those of
General Gordon yesterday when he urged that
each section of the country should manifest a
hearty, aiicctionatc pride in all the others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-10


Mngshead and the Saturday Re-
view.
We printed yesterday short commune
cation from Mr. John Hollingshead. man
niger Of the Gaiety Theatre, in London,
which referred in terms moro direct
than polite to the account our Paris
correspondent wrote in August last
OF the general results of the trip
to London Of the artists of the
Coincide Francaise. Mr.. Hollingshead says
"'there is not a particle Of truth in tho
statements made in the article, land he pro-
ceeds to declare that, for his part he had
treated the company "with the greatest
courtesy and liberality;" that he had always
given them seats "when there were
any to spare" the TACT being, Of
course, that there were never any in that
condition and, finally. that he had actu-
ally bestowed upon the whole company a
steamboat excursion-on real water, no
doubt-and real dinner. He further ex-
presses his lofty opinion that tho consider
alton what sort of treatment the artists re-
ceivcd in London is an affair of "trumpery
Importance"
How thoroughly tho spirit of this coarse
and impertinent epistle sustains the alle-
CATIONS the writer pretends to deny our
readers can only understand by having re-
called to memory the character of the
correspondence referred to; for life is
too full for readers Of newspapers to
remember with satisfactory distinctness in
October what was read for an hour in
August. Our correspondent wrote on
August 10 to announce that the com-
pany was again in sits good city of
Paris, which it should never have
left" and to give some reasons for
the opinion he thus coupled with the
statement of an interesting fact. He re-
ferred to the splendor of tho descent upon
England, to the great successes, to the
boasts of the artists that the two months
spent in England "were the happiest Of
their lives" and so forth but he said that
under I'LL this apparent satisfaction there
was latent chagrin--an i'll concealed dis
content. that reached almost q sense
of shame. ''Small Clouds" no said.
''are arising in. the horizon that are
ominous Of wounded pride, of scli-docep-
ton, of new-sown joalousies and even Of
hatred"-civil striios in the company itself,
of which the seeds were sown on tho Eng
lish voyage. He said:-'If the English
manager made money by the services Of
the company the eminent artists were
themselves lar from meeting with the artistic
consideration and personal success to which
thev were I'm avery way entitled" II will
DO observed that our correspondent did not
, 1879-01-28

This Attompe to Pay on tho Dsht Of ~
GhurrIt.

This Attomps to. Pay on tho Debt ot Ht
Glaurn1t.
hsa1 York jtias!d, Jan. u.
In Tho course of tic Testimony for ths d.
fcnso iu tho DroukIyn CltY Court In the au. ..
William II. 1clstoE; ex-1'rustco and Tresiusu
.! tho Brooklyn tabernacle, to recover bal
ancc Of Sl,3la which ho claims Is due him from
tho church.. Mr. Ilatntln, tho present Chprh
Treasurer, testified Yesterday that ou il,s &aa
Of MAY tue fsav. 3. l. Ives, Ut Auburn, solata
subscriptions to pay The church debt, anu Aal
hc gave him check for $500 for Ills eentsts
on that dag. John r. Ta1magc, oepbss
of the pastor, WIS called for tho plaintiff sD!
testified ulat hu WAS Trustee Of the Tabern4A
stf The 18th vi February. The Tabernacle prel
lIts firm II ,W n4ltl Interest sinco last ialL IT,
had subscribed $1,0tN on the condition ths!ue
MoS @ .. s,s ~ s .a
ttfs COUNSEL, hir. pearsall, then offered 10 aAts
tllat ti,u debt OF tic 18th Of February VIZ, u.
,c!udtug thu debt On the Lay CoilcRo bmlaint.
81, bt5, ntl.in pFooE thereof otfdrud the to!sx'
Eug lettsr a!pt tolsRfasns, which wcso excluded:
inookt!s, Fey: = 1s7s 1 y*as & Mrt.hrf: ,"5 en,
psJ cut ehafsn DAFT. / feel Ike un1lrttst.a,a
csa rot 't'nnK .. saosesin.n 'u9 1,s !.
impulse by subscription, which Ia lhe ntaosI ~
Wodnosdsy evening t;ls minimum Of what juu al
d. personally and n!l togathcry Make I, out Ia t~
form Of pledged subscription u ease vi r.
Now brethren, VIII y.n aakr o1 yHus c.ats an.mt
hol1 anu ~ ~ sFcf!!hE efasSS. y w sn,'s
it ; "o'H ~ c - wv: us' iii III trs ~
I'LL aIp npros orr rhnrrt: M,% H., om,SrMnt.di,, n.
fnencs Ind IL viii ID sonvthinu 10 i,c rlad abpsl
Through I'll eternity. il tIs work y ssrr dyn.ts
must 10 doue now, and wtlhout any doay. ft-us
to hayo u my nou4c " "Wednesday ,sght kth'
Hh!ch shall dccllV thIs question. ioHfs steeEo''
Ately. a,u !: DE WITT ral1ie1E, ! f.,
nhooKtfN. Jhn. w, Intn.Mto T%o,o XXI rann,.
y hHs x,", s,o',as .s,t .nhsrnbc taou
md IL. 1i1hba tns same. Tires othef1 viii d. u
sauls, mi tLc thtpx H. 1ole, il yuu cannot nt
matter viii not ba undertaken. tts to,n{'ta
never. Nothing unIess ali debt. church sn1 ss'
iuss. Fos tho Lords sake ~ ycs: Ts,eKi'pa 81
, 1879-01-28

willis at The rapids, VAS, ~ usual. m IN.
atant lockout Tor the cotnlort Of Tic na1s, eoh,
aa1loua 10 show them interesting pp|nts =, M!
svier was to make buId ru.s. lvr ths hhsna. "a, b,
Rock, 20 Tint the parly might get Tic view itts t.6,es
beneath the nreat Horseshoe Fal. vI,sa, IRON
being lntcrfeEed With BY the spray, md h. host ,'o
te,aes5essfu!iS e,5 made t. Artl.lne 1T the IT,, IT,,
ers arDshed al by at a5', S," nd ss ae,ssnn:s ,sn
spiral stairway to tho fearful ci,ssIn "Ia hate ue
making the descent In i've minu.es Rcsrb'a!,
tho bottom, they pushed boldly iorvarI .n
ht5e tSs,nE Sar SE;, nff T,.hN... ass to the s"en.t
preseion Of delight, saving, '.Don'i spcsk' e =;
mo drink In the whole scene" "' H
The scene here was really very bcnn,,t,,
there getn9 millions q the most ncsnfssaaurs,
nud mountains Of lco piled up In sysf, ,l'ets
tton. The party uroceeted some ilstancr. 110
MI. fatscs remarked that to proceed },r,h.n. tsn
was dangerous but the vier being Qrauj.. y
this po!nt her Royal lifghness, nothing isnnas y
they vent, tfond1bK theft wA7 thtnnehh' ~ 10y sa
fncndous icfc}es, climbing With great e(iort ..S
difficulty the rough bou!ders Of fce, iii the I ~,
trcms point was reached: ifere her Io,,l II
lcuey and suite to follow, expressing b, .e.r asf.
that the sight wa1 grand. They folIurtd ~ ~
were we'll repaid, for II is from hcre H.. lvt
NEngara In winter has to be seen 10 be iuj1, n.
rrec!stcd;; D.; Fen tI,n cnnnot Ieglu to deserte IL
saying that Il waa far beyond hts exper,a,tmv!
anil her Koynt fixhnc*s tho PRINCESS esciaim.1r
II never have tpr rauvet shall sec such rr.1
sight ncn1n. What l wouid have missed k,att
not SEEN it!,' The wind was blowing from Il.
northwest, taking The spray aray frun The p.f. a.:
ty, and consequently giving sllcm an unotstruuI,.
| ell view. The whole party wefc loud In ill.,,
| praises, and gave won't to loud cxt'atnatfons II
, 1879-01-28
SlllclnE.

sAA FRANCISCO, jan. 27.-stss. sestltn's, !,
aa old laay OF WoalOaru, Osegon, bsss ~ ~
bszans out With 4 shotgun this inofnshs.
ha4 oeen paEtlxily dsrsngcd fos SUNS ''o's'
Ht4elat IAtpassA 10 TA< afsvaHk IL. /
: LINCOLN, Ncb, Jan. 27.-Stepac'' LNI ID
Well-knuwn uEruaH uitlkrn of lhis plat. ..,rt
hitnstlt III tho Mouth this alteEuu'n @bnS '.
tu l1unt VI thu FaxIneEa'' lloMu Hotel. auh y i
IL assigned for The act tryon.l t!'c satt tt III b
p4sse4 u,szertl {nto the braIn, and t''e ,,'ss ~
thuuuh still alive, ranuot lsyo I'll ta".Ds 'a ~
Llss IL a labortuE lnau Abunt ~ years os'
unnXrYtei.
, 1879-01-28
village Of hostile Steax Indians, was dangerous
" wounded, neccsstitutiuR anputat'on OF the
right leg nbovt the knee.



tn tht tTtsttrn Astotfated T'r:sa.
WAan1saToH, D. G., Jan. 9i.-A conmuntch-
tion from The Postmnttcr-tl General asking hppro'
rriattons 10 SUPPLY deficiencies IN hts Dfpaft.
n,cnt was ,ntl before the Senate today. FOLLOW
ing arc the principal items: For compensation
OF postr,astcrs for the fiscal year entiin4 june
30, 1871, $241.0o1. To DO pasd OUT tol
the postai revenues Of that yeaF' 1or
printing md binding for The tiscai !ear
ending June 80, 1870, $4,000; to Pay
balances due for The transportation nl malIa ~ ~
ra!1road during the fiscal ycar cn!tinR Jhne w.
1870 and tho previous rear, $3fo o7D
The Costnaa!crtichcshl accompanies mo re-
quest With explanations, saying TINT IN hte last
annual report attention was called to the itsuf-
f]cIency uf tic appropriations for com penaatton
to rosin,asters, AMI for transportation OF mafla
hy railroads, to enable him to meet tho positive
requirements Of law In regard to them.
MILITIA HILL
The BIT introduced by Mr. Ferry today pro-
yEdca that all able.bodted male citizens between
tic ages Of IS and 45 years. resident within The
respective Statca nnd Territories, except
such 10 may be exempt ~ law.
slall constitute the militia. Tbs militia
are 10 be divided Into two classes, the active to
ltn knoFr a. National or State Guar! ~ tho
Legislature Of cael State may prcscribc,
ntHl tho tnactlyo to bo Known hs The
reserve militia. The bill proposts to nnprt'-
pr,atc $1,0O0, ,000 for the purpose OF provfdlng
arms, an,muntion, and other ordinary aflt!
Gluartefmastcr stores for the actlVe militia
7HB rorR rtR CENTS.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 27.--Subscrlpsiona
to Tic 1 pyr cent loan Aincu Saturdays report
aggregate 45,133,05U
, 1879-01-28
GEN. GRANT,

lie pREsESTs Ills PUt.rnAlT 70 THE LORD
MAYOR OF nuDLTN.
Special DtsptstcA to 7As 1t1ouns,
NEw Yoak, Jnn. 27.-lhe following ia an
extract from the Dublin Irish Tim<s: Tho
e2ccllent oruyon portrait drawn by 11arts-
horne, the American artist, ut present atay-
lug IN Dublin, waa presented tl,is morning
by Gen. Grant 10 tho Lori Mayor with an
accompanying fottor:
JAx. 4.-Mr DEAR Loun MAyon: Tha artist
ttIar.shorpc} who drew tho portrait ot 1uo which
wns hung In the banquet hall last cvemln9 has pEs.
ssnted II 10 me to be presented again tn such per-
Sun ~ may eaoosc. a. ! am now IN trhIi citizen
ni good stantllng do no; Wish 10 carry 1t a<ay
with mo May nsk you to accept III Very truly
yours. u. s. ONASr.
To Sir johu harrington.
The Lord alnynr rspl'od IA follows:
1nA MAxslax Ilousx. Duns1N, Jan. 4.-Mr
DEAN Gkx. unAxT: | nccrpt with pleasure tho
portrait OF your own Houl relf which you iays 10
k,ndlY presented rue. Tho nftlsl tlEartahorne> has
produced most striking atktncas. and shall keep
It as pleasing suutcntr Of yuaf borom!n3 frou.
man VI Tho anecnt and loyal Glty VI Dublin Yuurs
truly. jo'lN uANntNnrns, Lord daYor.
IL usu. 0fant. ex.rtesdent United states.
, 1879-01-28
An Effort to Prolong the Term Of
the Russian Occupation.
The Much. Dreaded Asiatio Plague Said
to Be Advancing Westward.
Cases OF the Disease Reported In tho
Vicinity Of Moscow.
A British claim for Salvage Against Our
Frigate Constitution.
BULGARIA..

NOT READY FOR sEtF.G0vERNNENT.
sorn1A. Jan. 27.-It ia believed the group OF
influential bulgarian Deputies to the Assem-.
b1y OF Notab!ss for tho election OF q rulor
over Bulgaria will propose m adjournment
Of tho election for prihoo aud prolognation
Of Russian military occupation mud civil all
ministrntion for two yeass on account Of tho
difficulty Of finding Dulgariaus competent 10
assume civil administration and because Of
tho dangers arising from woak government
nt The outset.
HOUNELfA.
Reports have been drawn mp by the ma
jority Of tho foreign ConRufs for their 0ov-
ernmeu.s, ID which they express tho opinion
that 1t will be impossible for tho Turkish
troops to return to 1soumelio and the BAL
kans. and that thoro Is every prospect that
The future Governor Of Roumelia will meat
with general passive resistance.
, 1879-01-28

LONDON, Jan. 27.-A dispatch from Kehlat-
al.Ghi1zar. Jan. 20, says the cavalry occupied
this place to-day unopposcd. Gan. Stewart
with the whole Of the Second Brigade will
arrive Tomorrow.
4 dispatch dated Atatoond. Jan. 20, aars
Con. Roberts, previous to l,ia temporarily
qnitting khoat, assembled the Chfofs and
warned them tint the British would be al-
why's ncar, aud wonld roturn instantly to
qnell any disturbance. It would be idle
for them 10 entertain any hope Of Russian
afd, a. Russia WINS impoverished IN mon and
money.
, 1879-01-28

ADVANCING WESTWARD,

Sr. PETERSBURG. Jan. 47.-Tho p1agno is
reported iu or ncaf Moscow. The press hora
approve the proposed International Medical
Commission, .loolartnK that tho matter con-
ccrns humanity ut large. Special Health
Commissions 9re l'oing appointed, aud mill
tary pickets Invest the towns a6scted.
uSEECEs5ANY
LONDON, Jan. .7.-l.ussi& charges that tho
Austrian aud German measures to prevent
the spread Of tbs plague are unnecessary,
and threaten materially to cripple 1tusalan
commerce. -......
OUJECTs.
LoxuoS, jan. 27.-A l,arlin correspondent
reports that Italy has unexpectedly objected
to hiulerlng intercourse with ilus4sa BY Aus.
tria aud Gurmany.
, 1879-01-28
CHICAGO.

The nlatm from Bot asl 1t 8:56 last evening
Nns causc'l by smoke issuing frum the basement
Of Nu 3la West Mndlson street, owned ard oc-
cupfed by John Miller. Damage nouiinAl.
total INSURANCE on tho cuptcuts al Armour &
Co.'s warehouse Is $14s,t ,t00, tnstcad Ut sew 0oO
The loss On building will probably reaGlt 75 per
cent of the Insurance, wttcii waa q ANAL sutn.
The loss OIL cunicuta will nut e1ctct Is per
cent Of tic insurance, principally on fresh meats
lying On the floor und ptehlcd meats In rats.
, 1879-01-28

DEApwoop, d. T., Jan. .7.-A destructive
prairie tre yesterday swept uvcr tho valley
twenty miles north of this place, burning 300
.ous Of i,ay a,tl loveliug several ranches to the
ground, a llcavy gaio of wind prevailed yestcr-
lay, tlfIng much damage lii Deatlwood Uulc1l,
uuroo!ag houses, uprooting trees, aud blowing
down fences.
, 1879-01-28

GALVESTON, Tex., Jan. 27.-A Ners special
ssys tos,,ado struck llu Town Ut Lockport OIL
su,,lny evening, dunolIs1linE forty houses, In
cludnG churclles, Court. Iiouso. and Masonic
Hail. 4 chtll Was killed, and several pertons
badly hurt,
, 1879-01-28

CINCINNATI, o., jan. 27.--A fire to-nlsht ID
Centre Square, bounded by Sixth, scvouth,
AlaIn. and Sycamore streets, damaged wuush &
stuhbrayer's furniture factory, the rooms Of
Dueh!ct Il MIrnelis, cabiuetmakars, Jos Crap
perhaus, piano MAKER, anl .smothered Two
individually small, is estttnated Al Saoo0 ID
$4,000; partially insured.
, 1879-01-28

ToLRpo, O.. jan. .7.-1bs Committee repre-
sentio. lhG Insurance comoanies and owrcrs Of
gruiu ln tlu d. s. II. Elrsalur "D," lately de-
sttoyed by Ers, paAscd resolution to.niRut In.
sittnx inspection AMI sea!ed proposals for aitS0
bushels OF uofn aud Ii, Ell bushela Vi wheat.
elevator count, partially buros4 1u!lu ussuaxud,
trnIn opcra:tIa 70 grain, vi b!dA " bc upeucd
IuussllY, Ian. 81
, 1879-01-28

HP9CfdI D7spa&tH 10 7Rk 7y988hks
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2z.-Privatc ndviccs from
Manistcc REPORT that Capt. John Thosscn, Of
this city, President of sllc Strouach LAUNDERING
Conpauy, met With scrlous accfucnt ycstcr-
day. lila shouIdcr-olade a'1d ono hip are
broken. Mrs. Thorsen and sun left for Manfs-
tee altIs Afternoon. Capt. Tllotsen is we'll knuwn
Id Chicago lumber circles.
, 1879-01-28
SWITZERLAND,
Ttfk ri n CATHOLICS.

Dzask, Jan. 27.-The Old Catholic Synod
In this canson, by q vote Of 27 to II, haa
condemned the amnesty to tha Catholic
priests Of the Berneae Jura % undomocrRtio
aud Injurious to Ohristianity. Bishop Her.
cog voted with The minority.
, 1879-01-28
EGYPT.
A NEW BAVK.

AIxxAsphtA, Jau. 27.-'The Egyptian Nh
tionnl bank, with capital Of T4,oo0, 600,
has been formed undor the auspices Of tho
Minister Of Finance. 1sobert Lowe, The
member OF Parliament for the London Uni
versity, haa accepted The Craftsmanship OF
tue English Bonrd of Directors.
, 1879-01-28

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-l3cn Krumpelman anti
jack Crowley, aged Is md II ycare, were
drowned In tho rtycr at tho foot ut Russell
strrct, Coyineton, KY, Yesterday, by tlle upset
ting Of their skill through scoIlslon With q Gun!
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