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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-11
Recipes

LEMON PUDDING The peels of two
la-ge lemons grated on sugar, or boiled
and beaten in o mortar, half a pound of
sugar, the juice of large lemon, half a
pound of butter, ten eggs, leaving out
half of the whites. Beat all together,
and putting puff Uaste in the bottom
of your plate, bake it.
GINGERBREAD NUTS. One quart of
molasses, three pints of flour, one pint
corn meal, one pound of butter, half a
pound of coarse brown sugar, an ounce
of allspice. n teaspoonful of cloves, a
teaspoonful of cinnamon, and two ounces
of ginger. Put the molasses in a mug,
then add to it the butter and sugar
have on the fire saucepan of boiling
water, in which set the mug and its
contents. Let it stand until the butter
and sugar are dissolved. In the mean
time mix the spices, all pounded, with
the -four and meal, Afterward knead
the whole together, and cut into cakes
not larger in circumference than silver
halt dollar. Bake them about quarter
of an hour, but be careful not TO let
them burn.
RoLLs.-One cup of warm milk, one
teacup yeast, one and half quarts
-four, when this sponge is light, work
in a well-beaten egg, two tablespoon
fuls of melted butter, one teaspOOnful
of salt, half a teacupiul of soda dis.
solved in hot water, one tablespoonful
of white sugar, flour TO make a soft
dough; let it rise four or five hours be-
fore putting on the baking pan.
TOMATO JAN.-Take nice ripe toma,
toes, pare and slice, and to one pound
Of tomatoes after they are cooked down
considerable add one-half pound OF
brown sugar, one teaspoonlul OF ground
cloves, two tablespoonluls of allspice
one pint of strong vinegar, and stew two
hours. 1t is considerably better thar
any catsup with cOrDed beef
, 1880-02-10
RUSSIA.

LoNnoN, Fob, D.-In&ellIgencc hns been re-
celved frnm 1t. Petersburg that tho clsrS OF tho
wa If he Teople tNEhIlIst orHan) hnye pub
llshed notice that, In consequence of tho ecIz-
uro of thoir printing press, tho issue Of tho third
number nf the pnpur has becn interrupted, but
will bo resumed shnrtly.
TIE KULpJA TREATY.
LoHnov, Fct. "a Vlennn dtspntoh says
Chinns hesItat!on TO rnttfy tho Kultlju trrAty IN
tho ploA TINT lta representative nverstepped hts
pnwers nus cal!seA como llneAEnees #, IT. Peters,
burg, rs trouble with ChnM might intcrferGWttl
tho Turca1nNn expedition. Even It Ehlnn n0mf-
nally preserved tho ,pnace. her vlcrroy q! tho
Knrfa. who haB Regarded! worry lfnpnt!ently tho
negotiations about kutdta, seems il likely man
to tnnkg tho expedition on his own uccnunt,
Without troubling his Government for forH1a1
permission.
THH MRNNONITRS.
aT rETEnsnulu7, Fcb, Q.-Tho Mennonttes,
hithorto exempt from military service s,ii ao-
count Ut the!r religion, will this year fur1lish
contingent Of 100 mon.
STARVING.
Tho Golns has intelligence from tho Trans
EAuclIsls TINT tho condition OF tho Inhabitants
ot Shntllr l}alAgez district Ia turrihla. A yuan
t1ty Ut DreatlstAlle hAyD been eaixtd by tho huu.
ger.stritkcn people.
, 1880-02-10

TIE VNH.
NEwCAgTLE, Fob. Notwithstanding the 11n-
favorable weather IN ornrtno,,s crowd gathered
to witness the 1Ioyd-Elllutt ssnnt-rlco to-day.
laan md Klcet fell throughout tho contest. lloyd
wins tho fnvorit In tho betting SIX To four. fnir
start hlvi.E btcn Matlc, lloyd Immediately drove
his bout to tho front nd led BY nbuut ot,u tGnKth
In tho first forty. yArtla. Elliott. who started
buddy. tlon settltal down to hiA work, md when
ngllartcr Df u milo hat lcCn trnyprscd l}uytl Ony
led BY u quarter Of, II length. lloyd then again
spartel. md. showing decidedly superior pnne.
1 y two t ut sa s issh rs ;sa h
wns practically over. Boyd hnd 1nItttcrs
atl hla own way. anI WHEN little over
to eight lengths Afterwards he settled down to
III ensy swing ct tllirty-twu str!'kcs tn tho nEn
ute, mud c0ntenfed himself with kecr!ng three
until nc,tring Suspension lirfdEe. when hu squirt.
I'd. passing under It four longtAs AheAd.
Doyds time, s21;i7; Elilott's, u.
, 1880-02-10
AFGHA.NIS'rAN,

ATTACK TO HE HESEWEn. .
CALCUTTA, Feb. 0.-I0Oshkt Alum and Nh
hot.,cd inns Gull upon their triucs to renew tho
attack upon tho British. The kohis.an[s aud
tho GhIlzais arc rendy.
IIE1tAT.
LONDON, Fob, IA Vienna correspondent snya
Lobanotf, tho Russian Ambassador ut Lonlor,
has received frcah orders from hls Government
tO hint, In his discussion with tho English CAh-
net oil AsAtIu NifhirA, TINT Hl1asIa c0nstlleFH
lIcrat as lying. beyond Englantl's spherc. and
Aha Gt,llttl not therefore, RIcr fforlt tn he cx-
clusively subosdinatcd tn British influence.
NOT COHESIVE.
L.oNnoN, Feb. GA dsputct from Cnhnl says:
"Thcro Il no present Indication Of my chief pos.
RcssnK tho utility tho Influenza to take reAl
command ut tho country. III fnct. it duly be-
comes moro nppnrent th1t AfRlAnistan IL mot Il
very extraordinary tnn1i. Ho rr.,lmIly hnyo
hcnr.l tue last Of United AfEhnnlst,l, and TINT
,,Knin build Zip .AfKhnnIstln into solid and
united Kingdom Is England"
, 1880-02-10
Russia Decidedly Dfsnpproves Of
the Designs Of England
~, HcrNt,
And England Practically Thereup-
on Advises Persia to Cccus
py That City.
Two Hundred Soldiers Killed by @
Falling Barracks.Building In
Constantinople.
THEATRE BURNED.

TIE IIpEl.1S lN1fhE.
nrn11N, Feb ..-fio Thcntro Royal Is hurn-
lux.
1uufrN, Feb. o.-4:40 y. m:-Tho Theatre Hoyal
fscu1nplc,cly destroyed. TIlc ilre is still l,lrr
tus, md tho nl]OininX houses arp endangered.
The ruce Inspector And ore workman wcrc IT.
turcd. Tho military kept order and assisted tho
Fire Department, There wns to hayo been
performance Of patitommo this afternoon, ut
which the Duke And Duchess 0f Marlborough
we're to tc present Tic fro WIS accustomed by
!gultion Of tho curtains OF their stato bo1.
LOSS or LIFE.
Dunh1N. Feb p.-h1idnt4ht.-Tho fro Mt tho
Tl,ca,rc Royal Is still burning. 1t Is fcnrcd tho
munger of tho thoAtrc tho property nun, md
four assistants have perish&1 IN thu flames.
now IT OcCeitnED.
DCnL1Nt Feb. D.-There WAS to have jccn day
performance Of pnntnnlltne ut tho Theatre
Royal this afternoon, and the Duke aud Duchess
Of Marlborough wcrc to t,nve graccd tho occa-
sion with their presence. Dcforo tho hol,r for
tho commencement Of the performance arrived,
the rurtnin Of tho atatu box Which they were to
hive occupied fxntte, setting ire tn tho thentrc,
which was completely destroyed tcfor" . o'clock
Keep buck The cFtwd which ihrungcti tho struts,
Tho !re threatening tho asljnntnH buildings and
EFas excitement Ie!ilg Grcatcd By the falling nf
wAlls by which II p0lfeD Inspector 1nl u work.
nun were Injured
OF tho three theatres In tho city, this wns tho
;asKest an; the third 10 tze y TIE uaitcl Klns"
Tho Theatre Koyal building stood on Hawkins
npss Ell ,o earc s o
Trinity College, md wnA first occupied BY pub
lie building, used In connection with tho college,
years t,tt tt.Is building Rlve p!uGe to tho Tl,o,l-
tre llnyal, Mhle has occupied tho sttts tn to-.
day The Thcntre loyM w!ls one M 9{ the 'G!Ecst
dnn. 1Atlt nftGr tho lnGdel of I,rtlry Lane, nld
vne-tifth smaller In sic. Will, four liers nrescl
aargr pit, It wt,,li hal,l iii audience OF oyer 5000
people, md y whisper could be heard III cycry
part Ut tic house.
THE ORIGINAL PROPRIETOR
wRs n Dublin gentleman named CMlcraft, who
Az subsequently, secretary 10 hfr. ard Sirs.
s$;ss Ks4a WILT ". s s; ,;s1: Esa r$s
three years, mud committed stiieio in disgust at
S sfecss et t ssgs 4va n o hara ana
Ho theatro passtd Into Tho it,nsis Of the Messrs s
The Thcatre Roynl wns tho DF,iry Inno OF
Duhh!. Its pntrulnYe was chiefly from tho clto
ot s.slety and the noiIllty al'a two nights II tho
Lieutenant tlrore lt.N, to tho theatre In state,
anil WIS met ut tho door by tho proprietor, who
3 s Sss & 1t Il @ cse ri sfs Sss &
the Theatre lsnyul hnve been trotltlnn by.
ALI. TIE CHEAT ACTORS
Of tho present generation, and Of TINT. lust
an,i u,sny of tho stnrs of tho day hnyo ut ono
tlie or another bctn members uf 1tA stock colu.
rany.
there. Tho thcntre wus Harry suliivn,'a stlvug:
sE.ec n TsfS e hS hRsSeR Rs sea fGsr 1coSeS weSf
HhEl ntllc there her debut before All Irish
, 1880-02-10
An Appalling Nitro.Glycerine Ex.
pIosion Near, ,Corwin
Centre, Pa.
Ono Man Torn to sllrets, n House
Demolished, and Other
m, Fatalities.
A Five.story Malt.House in Detroit
Blown Up Yesterday.
Throe Mon Carried Down and Gov
cred In the Ruins,
Fatal Railroad Collision Between La Sale
and Utica, III,


AN AWFUL CHA41f.
Sptttat Dtspateh 10 Ths chttoea Tribune.
DETItolr, bf1ch, Fob. 0.-1'hls morning n
huuvy, dull. md mufl!cd report Htartlcd the pco-
tlo residing ncnr tho corner Of Congress and
Ftrst streets, nn.l was instantly followed by
terrific crush, caused by the fnlling ul tho tivc-
et0ry hrck building ow1o1 by tho 1iawlcy Malt
Company. Clttzcns rushed from tho!r houses.
nnd everybody Within hcssrtng distance of tho
expulsion hurried to the sccno.af tho Incident,
expecting 10 find n 1nass If tlctui. a,i dying
humanity crushed and mingled almost bcyund
recognition For II few minutes The excited
l,np,ilace crnwt1cs1 closely about tho ruins and
gathered ianscrously nenr tho trembling
willis yct stan1iiug. cnch pcrson anxtonH
10 ol,tafn tho fncta. number Of
policemen soon nrrlvcl. the crowd
wns inndo TO retire, and then the work nf nx-
tricating the unfortunatcs whu might he hurled
nntcr tho debris wns begun. IT WIS icut1tei
that only three tnen were IN tho building at tho
timc Of tho explosion, and two were snfc Tho
third WIS visible. lying upon pile ofbrick COW
crcd with dirt and dust, his facc blackench and
bleeding, and his body pinned down l,y heavy
beam which lay across his legs. 1t was thought
he was acHd, but, na willing han1a released him
from his pninful position and lifted him up,
the supposed dead man said ho WAS
mt hurt, but fcarcl that another person
was beneath tho rubbish. The lHnn liberated
WAS Foreman Willntn Mcaghcr who Wits acting
NJ engineer. 1t was ,1Hccrtninctl that no homes
wcrc brokcn, bnt his left leg and tho left side Of
his bouly wcro bruised. Tho other men III tho
1Hnlt-hDnsc Mt tho time Ut tho explosion were
George tfuwley, bookkccpcr, and Peter McNntilL
tcnn.ster. 1Inwlcy wns In tho Office. McMnnii
snfd TINT at tho time Of tho explosion he wAs Gu
gagged IN tho Kround-lloor Of tho building fl tho
rcnr Of tho Office, having lust left tho engine
room. The ilrst itleu he had that the butler
hn1 .11tv%, r111il ftr7 kftrRt
, 1880-02-10
VARIOUS.

VIENNA, Fct>. 0.-The Austrian nc1cgntfnn has
votcta crcsllta for tho cxpenscs Of tho Bosuanuc-
cupatlon md the relief ut IIt,s,An refugees.
0ONzALEa.
LONDON, Feb. IA 3tat1rttt dispatch REPORTS
TINT FrlncIan0 OtcFn Gonzales, lilo would-bo
rcgtcidc, has been sentenced to denth.
MEXICO.
FAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IA 9nn nlcg0 dls-
patch anys: "OIl.ctai information, wHs rccpiyu,t
tn-tsny from Sun tnfHei, Lower CnfIfOrnin, Tint,
III tho !lrrtvAl thBre hf the ltebcl Oencrnl Mnr-
IlliGz tho fnrces f tho frt1crM! Government nrn
saii 70 l!nvc i,in'la no opposition to h!m 1t IL
reported tnnt MilrQnc1. nftcr liking things pO-
!itlca1ay. will depart for S.,norl md carry IN
6tutrs OF Mcxtcoh
, 1880-02-10

Mayor Kal1ocla to r1ovo upon It.
SAN F1Aaol6co, Fob. la laryo number of
unemployed worktngmcn nsseMbled on tho
R,.nl Lot this afternoon, whcro they wcro nd-
dressed l,y Mayor Kalloch. 1io euyo them to
understand TINT Within Il few Hays Chinatown
would bs leRlly declared 4 ,lllisar,ce, Mnd thnt
tho w0rk resulting in,n such declaration would
Kive them employment. llg cnukselad them to
rcfraln from u.y Illegal 0r nJAdlctouB nct1on
uutil they hcnru from him agulI.
, 1880-02-10
IRELAND,


LoSnos, Feb. "a Dublin dispatch says:
"ThoN9h thoro nro still dcpsornble acca,.nts
froM Ronc districts, there II gcncr,llly moro
Hoprfml spirit nlnanK tho pcGpl1. Tho now up
pl1catlons for loans by landowners tho past week
fehehed No. Tho N,,,nllnt nppllcd for was E11l,-
nl; enco tho I'd Of November El76 600 hns hocn
asked for. Tho Honrd ot' Public Works takes
EURO that tho lahorcsa uro pasd In cash, and that
the ano,nt Ut tho first Issue haB bten expended
IN substantial work beforo It gives second In
Btallncnt.
FArlIclra attacks on tho Relief Committees
arr condemned even by some Of his most artlont
ea1nlrclB. Tho lFfshrlHn tnowypAper) strongly
upfcenfes his languugo about tho Mauson
Aouse Fund.-
\ TEIsR1n1.E PICTURE
NEW YORK, Feb. "a Dublin letter to morn.
,h3 paper gives terrlblo picture OF lcstitution
IN somc parts Of lre1and. Tho famtne fevcr pre-
.a''s tn at n!ar1Ning oxtent In soIn9 placcs, and
n' snsasFo~'n9 descriptions arp given OF distress.
1aeFc aro four parlshes In Connotnara lying
s'"IlK the southern colst Of 0nlway County. 1t
ealA that not thu Of tho three Commissioners
uepatcd bY tho Government tn Inquire into tho
sate u thtnga In C0nuaught has visited these
vNrIshcs,
:, ,h1nlurly, two gentlemen who trayeled through
sue reported distressed districts TN behalf Of tho
.'catss .. OF Marlborough Ar0 sail to have left
.uese parishes out Of thoir inspection. They lio
~, ,ar away from ull tho regular rulltes, Tho
,"'otx-liouso tho legal refuge for the destitute,
tAenty'six miles away. Tho process server,
axescF' bus visited theso wilds, anl thcso four
au pa!'snes cover an area Of about forty mtcs
saaaro, and there fs not in tho whoio of ireland
moro wUlegone region.
A., .ue iol!o"ing IL tho report at,1ut tho condt-
'oa Ut parish 1au.ed CurnuRah: With perhaps
ia.p .ouplo u dozcn Of exceptions. tho who!u pop
a"oh of b.oo0 uro On tho high roAti to tleath by
th,s, atlon. Hunger has oyertaken more than
srn rH ialiscAdy. Thoso who have anything 10 cut
iatn,s NY IN sttd potatoes. Every dny sotuo
Scr ta,sE ~ satlnE its lust meal Of them. nun.
awssano o. 1.-Two Eve turf, ail .dAy, III order not TO
ro"s pafgs Of hunger by Actiyo exercise.
sh,e,I peasant n0thesH stumble over tnIIoa Of
pIrs i%a.. ineed rocks With thelr 1are feel % I'M
e.sa, a a,sa carry l4rs of turf Or dripping sea-
bensta y mtnoir backs for ten Or fifteen miles like
~essbssas ~essasbssasloa 70 is growing fay and wlde Tho
1hcto arc ny soa a ~ ~ people re h4if.Make;:
'ao'aes With IN old tattesed rux aspund
, 1880-02-10
OBITUARY..
MRS. A. Il, LOTHROp.

MRS. a. X. 14OTHROps
sptelat Dt,pateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
ADRIAN, Mich, Feb. a.--Mrs. a. u. Lothrop, of
Three Rivers, ageh %, died suddenly nt NiIss-
fold Saturday night. sho Ia II :slster-tn.iaw Ut
the Hon. g. v. n. Lothrop.. Of Detroit: licr
friends supposed alip VIVA visiting III Hattie
Creek, whercls Bhe hllh lecn III I.l!ssticld ahnut
Rix weeks Under treMtment from II. l.. baker. IL
physician wh0'rnakeA u spec1nfty OF treating tho
opium habit, md whO hnB hltl three similar
fatalities III his hnnis prerlol,s to this ~
judicial investigation WIS instituted today by
tho prosecuting oit!cGrs ut this county.
, 1880-02-10

Special N1pateh to Thk Chled8o 7F1banft
la BALt.E, ILL.,, Fob. g.-About II o'clock this
morning u collision took pluco. between Utica
and I.a Hai!c, between two conatr1lotion-tTu1is.
Quo If tho locomotives was wrecked. aud thrco
Of tho Co.apa.,y's men wero Injured. T, b1ctluiro
had botl. his legs cut OF; Iohn Mosan received II
fraoturo Of tho pclrls: md Thntnas Connor wiz
No severely injured thut ho died In about two
hOiirH. -
, 1880-02-10
A ST, LOUIS SCHEME.

Sr, LOUIS, Mo-, Fub, 0.-Tho llunrd OF Directors
Of tho Merchants Exohangu bus nupted rcsolu.
tions fuyortng tho proposed establishment Ut a
Drpat Western 4outh TrnnEatlantlu Trlnaror-
tutIon Company, which has In view the opening
uf INV e,ltlets and ineta OF commerce between
tho MlssIssiprI vulloy and Europe yin the South
AtlantIc and Gulf lNjrts,
, 1880-02-10


I.oNpoN, Fob. "a ncs!in dispatch. says: The
conditions OF peaco botweon tho Church aud
stato will probably DO the conssut OF tho Vat-
lean to recognize tho States right to control tho
education md nominatlon Of Catholic pricsts,
and IN retnr, for shls tho repeal OF all other
cjnusos OF tho F,tlk lnws which havo been paaacd
for tho purpose of eaeretEg tho elergy, Tho
n{tion qf this fundamental clause of tho May
luwB; but ~ the sa1ne prescriptions are tli-
forccl in othor countries tho Vatican Ganuot
Oppose them htro.
, 1880-02-10

Bpfttdl Dtspatch to 7Ht Chicago TFlbWnt.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. D,-John Muckcy, n
pedestrian, who has been milking indianapolis
his homo for tho past two manths, suys hp Will
atnrt ,frnm tho Union Depot Mt 8 II. III. Thursday
M0rllfng for baltimore, 0tl 4 wager thnt hp Will
walk tho latnncc, about ibo miles, In thirteen
tlnyA. lao gees BY ritlrt,nL to E!netuunti, and
thouce by the BALTIMORE s. Ohio 1tund.
, 1880-02-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YflllK, Frb. p.--ArsIsetl, steamship Ned.
crland, frulA Antwerp; City Of London. froiu
Isonlon.
lIAAnund, Fob. D.-ArFlycd, steamer suevia,
from Now York.
L1yxApo0l, Fob. 9.--Arrlved, Ayondnle.
, 1880-02-10

Special Dtspatch 10 The Chicago Ttbsne.
MADISON, Wts., Feb. 0.-Both Houses Ind scR-
stons tn-nIRht. The Senate concurrod in bills for
special taxes In tho Second, Ninth, and Tenth
Wnrls of Milwaukee. The ILL FOR tho purchase
Of GOO copies Of Wcbstcr's Dictionary wl.B Or
tlercd t0 II thrl reading.
III the Assembly Il rcstllutpn wna nl0rtel fur
ItRhLn9 tneMbcrh with coplps Of tho Revised
EtnftttT.p
, 1880-02-10
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION,

ST. LOUIS. Fob. D.-At Il conference Of minis
ters with Str. Moody to-dny # wuA decided tn
hold convention 0f Christian workBrs hcro,
commencing T,,esdny, Fob. n. and a cordial ill.,
vttatian lsextendcd tn ministers aul laymen i'll
tercsteL In tho cause throughout tho West. to
intend uud tnko puft,
, 1880-02-10
application nre that nnrlne- tnsttr1t1lct. has be-
ot,ine Improbable and tho depression In bllsl-
REc0VEREn S25n

CINCINNATI. D., Feb. H.-l,r William J. snetri,
of Nnavll!c tn-.lny recovered Il vctriIct for t.0
t!nn,nyca III 1ihci suit III Tho Un,t,rl stntc.
Curt a2HInkt tho CincTrnntl Commercial Tho
iiieiais stflele waa special tlIspatci, from
EnshvIln 10 tho EHsnmtrrf1i in May, ls7A, Ytat-
inH Tint 1>r Bncct had clopctl with the wlfu Of
ful]r{Md engineer,
, 1880-02-10

TWO HUNDRED R)!.1,tEtts KILLED.
EOSrDy, Fctt. D.--A COnstnntinnpr tfsnatcF
reports Tint turtng fGte n tarrnck threc-storira
high ncnr TINT city suddenly collapsed. Two
hundred soldiers woro killed and thrco hundred
wounded.
, 1880-02-10
SUICIDE.

New YoRK, Feb. 2.-I.Ast month George Heck
buried his wifo In the Lutheran Cealctery,
Qaeen's County. Lang Island, and today went
cido by shooting
, 1880-02-10
DEsIRF tn CLOSE Dt.T.

y 0EVINI- ~ VEV0G WIT TT
NEW YoNK, Feb. o.-Appllcation has been
,nado to the supreme Court BY tho Trustees ot
tho Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company for
leaye 10 dlssolye that corporation. and IN order
granted was Issued to!Lily, The capital stock OF
iAo Company u &260,o ,og0. Tho seasons for the
, 1880-02-10

VOTED TO DISBAED.
BrnlN0r1ELu, Mass, Fob. 0-Tho Springfield
Dusu- Ball Club voted to ilisbant1 fortnight.
, 1880-02-10
3rns. TIIOArAS 1tESLYy.

.peeiai nispdic4 to Tht Ehteago Tribune.
ELnlN, H., Feb. p.-To-iny MrH. Thothna 1Tes-
lyt, died worry suddenly Of heart dIsense. Her
age was 40 yonrs. She loares Il husband a1ld Boy-
eral BulAil children.
, 1880-02-10

Fceble ladies, aged persons, weakly children,
{aa daily.
, 1880-02-10

city viewing tho Carnival sports. Tonight thty
VII! intend tho IlHsH1 Monday reception Of 0tL.
Callej1s at tho rA1ce.
, 1880-02-10
CUBA,

HAVANA, Feb. IA treaty hns boon signed
between China and 8pain by which Chinamell
can 10 uoptractod for To labor tu Cuba as hcreto-
foru.
, 1880-02-10
FOREIGN.

EVhGlUNs
Burning of the Theatre Royal,
the Largest Theatre
in Dublin.
uho Manager and Six Others Be-
llcycd to Havo Tcrished
In tho Flanles.
starvation Reported as Extend
ing on the West Coast
Of ireland.
Poor People Eking a scanty Liv-
ing from seaweed and
Seed Potatoes.
Continuation Of the Home-Ru|e Debate
In Tho British House ol
Commons.
Russia Decidedly D1sapproves Of
the Designs Of England
.n Hcrat,
And England Practically Thereup-
on Advises Persia to Occu.
py That City.
Two Hundred Soldiers Killed by
Falling Barracks-Building In
Constantinople.
, 1880-02-10

On Saturday night tho 0rnat party, except
Con. Grant, wers present ut y family reception
nf Pedru Diaz Merrcru, a navy. Captain, Ths
0enerul re!na1ned at aome, . haSS1nS IheeeiySa I @ =
YestssJay afternoon the party drove about the
, 1880-02-10

PEiIHONAL.
DEHaASAtt-1. II. I~: MEET MI, It. HLATER,
III West lnndDlpti.st., p. nj. =. u.
DElly,NAj~stAtit3IE l.. JOt;TtIN; 1IiEItE ii 4
i rttcr for you In the 1'nst-uflice.
JENsOSAj.-l..: j His AfTEltSWJS. II
, 1880-02-22

played again, and though the Coincide Francaise
ought to be able to perform this traEedy Mt a
moments notice, there have already been be-
tween fifty and sixty rehearsals. ~
In tho last edition Of Dickens works II ,ft3 Ia
farce entitled the StrAnge Gentleman ;" nm
duced ut the St James Theatre, Londuu, in iS38.
WHICH undoubtedly contuins the original sketch
q Sam Weller under the name OF Tom Sparks.
Other'sise 10 duller sirametic production was
which might run in couples with It. .
The Philadelphia correspondent of the Mirror
says mat ne members Of a 'snap organization
some months since, charged With having bur
Elar1zcd the premises OF several Westmurcland
County farmers. Tho wore convicted and sen-
fenced to four years Imprisonment in the
Western Penitentiary. VIZ
Attrnctions in New York for the past week:
"a False Friend -; Daly's, "The Royaj Midis. =:
Mndiso9 Square; "Hazelktrko" Standard
Rice's Surprise Party; Booths Abbey q Panic
mime; Niblo's, 1.-The Bluck Crookr 7; Wnllack's.
~ The he. Shungh5aun Haveriy's, "The Un- -
Avenue; The Pirates Of Penzance"; Grand
Opera House T.. Rosedale" and at ihe Comioue,
Harrigan's M1lligan Guard Surprise.
The New York Times sayg: "There in a c,rt
Gus Gu and startling rumor now abroad to the effect
tnat Mr Wallack's theatrical organization viii
go out OF existence with this season. and that
ms famous thentro will be giyon over to stars
neAt year. Ih1s rlmor seems to be partly coll
Hrheo Dy Inc announcement that Mcssrs. Beck
eti, rockwell, nnd Shannon are prepurinx to
sever their connection with the present COM
false" ''
, 1880-02-22

John Sheahan, William Gavin, Lawrence
Pyne, E. Burke, Thomas Glassnrook. Peter
1 H,E1; AennSSSX, SSS;,Jo John R: Murphy, Timothy J.
platcyi lsyi William FogaEty, Thomas Brennan,
4. J. Sullivan, II. Ferar. ?. 0'Malley, +.
Keegan, II. c. Clancy, F. F. Delany, IL b.
F1avtn, James Lynch, Thomas Fitzgerald,
Joseph McMah0n, J. J. Dunphy, 4. L. Nor
1is9n, Jr, w. S. Boyle, John Casselman. ".
Mr.: j. Y. Clarke announced that, although
Monday was a bank-holiday, he would keep
open until 13 O'Clock that day for the pur-
will be made through the side door.
ing of the following gentlemen, are requested
to meet at t1a Sherman House tomorrow at
S p. H.: Thomas Hoyne, ]. 2. Clarke, Martin
B'en1, W. + Sullivan, G. r Matson, Peter
Schut!ler. Joseph ;Medill;; Asa Dow, Adolph
:. Rend :: q. Rice, Il William Best Is Perry; r.; L.
Smith, William CqFEan, John r1indiyille, !.
McQuirE, William j. Hy9es, Dennis
2cYnner. Jehn 81 DuFnphy' S;s5 stene s n
John h 6YSns F"rs GeaeS Snr fX2 Doa Gane an5 $eS WS
Thomas Lynch, Michael Keeley, John f
McAvoy, Johr, W. Enright, George F.
Ewing, John F. Ftnerty, J. J. Fitzgibbon,
John Connell, u. W. Ryan.
lQe meetlng tnen ADJOURNED 70 meet at Ge
Grand Pacific at p. N. Wednesday next
An error was made last Sunday in credit
Ing a collection Of S6l to D. McGarry. 1t
should have been D. II. McGarry.
The Indianapolis Irish Relief Committee
have sent ST ,0{3.37 to the Land League In
Dublin. Of this sum $5s1.37 was RECEIVED
for admission fees at the meeting addressed
by Messrs: Parnell and Dillon last month.
AID. Dixon arrived after Mr.. Clarke had left
and announced $40 subscription from
friend.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT In
CHICAGO, Feb. II, 16oO.-By invita-
ton, the Second Regiment will participate In
the reception OF Charles S. Parnell on the
evening of the ed inst.
All members are ordered to report at the
Nos. e aud u Wabash avenue, at Z
O'Clock p. III. shafp, in full dress uniform,
except Company I, which company will re.
port in fatigue dress. The regiment. will
move from the arlnory at 7:5o p. IN. sharp,
and escort Mr.. Parnell from the Grand Pa
citic Hotel to the Exposition Building, and,
after the meeting, back to the hotel. BY or
der of JAMES QUIRK, Colonel.
JOHN McKEouGu, Captain and Adjutant.