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Special Dttpateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 8.-Tho noted Tuin B!-
ford, tho sayor Ut Judge John n. Elliott, uf tho
Court Ut Appeals, was taken To owanton tt''t1ay
for hts trinl. whicl, Ii sot for tt,-morrnw- f1o
was obco trlud l1forc Judge o. D. McNHrnara.
pnd sentenced to imprisonment for life.
spocInl Court of Appeals, appointed by tho Gov
oynor, granted him new trInl. Whom tho case
cumo Oh fuyt hearE1,g second t!nlc. tho cxast.
cnco Ut tho Court Ind NJ lloarly Terminated
tint It was Impossible to conclude. ,fnl!
rcn hnntfOrd, tho attorney of the Gonl.
l.,onwpulth, Il cnlt'nunncn va, naa tUt!l tho
present thnn Thqfrisninnt Court having e p!!ed
y iI.ttHtnn. he vail HOW 10 Ftcd po1nro thGlir-
rlt EDtirt, tho Hon. Put MnJor llrgsE1l!nQ With
j, II, ,Iulletta N CnEnHllniwttllth'A attorney.
Iu tho tirst trlni tho StAte wis roproSentod ny
Cnnlr M0ntYs,rt, tho Hon, John lttnl1nat, ut
Frankfurt, Col. W. q. nrcHktirit'Ro ot lsexinR-
,, .d slra.hor !,rr n t}MSIston, , The DO
Sr, ut HarrtslsburH. Judge George N. Curtis
ca can.,ot not now hc rccaltod. Tho trdal occ.l;,
tIe.l twn weeks, tho testimony and
Grwt1tnents boInK lnnst exhaustive. Tho
rrGss ct Louisville. Frnnkfprt, md C!ncinnat!
Wua largely represented, MIlu THO Ittio TOWN VI
Owotltui wak ,ilatio very Lively TOR tl!na. -,
ii IL mt probable that Mulch RftoRt1on VIII 30
pntA tu thy scUOnd. as tho A1'A!re 0t !ho non.
that tho occurrences Ut n yc!r ago 9rn ailclcnt
history, ForhRpk n1 ono Ii 70 enrc!o8s Gt lhA
tina result Ms tho stE!nge OIL man Whs. hotas lno
nluat important position III tho ttn9cty, Ito y
and haa been for mouths m lntnAto Of spe Jul
hero. +.
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"FEH1't "MV1HH. -
LONDON, Nny. X.-rlse Mark Lane Express
says: 'rllo weather llas favored gowtng and
ti,rashInr Ti,cEv.,.,s,a ,tros,,,no hna i,rnnrht
mora nro,,,,n,, " ~ ..t. ~, ,' 1anat",,a,s
~ ~, p""4u'e'1'y ~, '1tn 'loW tno uclelency
~ we "'ea! cfop allt! tho tlaf1hRea cohal7
wheat was lirlu. Interior samples wero ,ol.l
With difficulty. III nl;t1,y Of tho more lnl-
p!es a,lyanca o"n as,,tu ~" sa
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week ending Oct. 30 were 510,u3i cwt OF
wheat mud IL. ,0i3 cwt Of flour.
GREAT 1,tsITAIN.

\ lSkkA = 2AA4SA !
Il HTEAstf:ft'H C.Ai,ti0 nAMAnED 1IY Ft!!E.
J.oSnoN, Noy. s.-rho steamer Kingston,
froln Savannah, Oct. 10, for Liverpool, put
into st. Alchae'a With ilor cargo oil fire. Tile
fire llsts Men cxtlnEnishcd, and tho Cargo Is
being discharged In hntl ordcr.
BANQUET.
Tie E.anktrg Philosophical institution
Enys n lmnanct In honor OF Minister Lowell
utl Saturday.
IMPORTS AND ExroRrs.
The hoard nf Tratle retarns for 0ctober
shown desrensu 4f 4,s9l oto ~ tIle valil' 20! nf
rs' erts q 's ts yrite1 II y KIng{o' g,{ sx,,r 1 a. . III:
p,rc,i Will Tic same month lust gear.
a GERMAN CRITICISM OF TIL: ENGLISH.
Pail Mall t'azrtt<. 0st. y,
ThG f'ow OF tsnr,tt! splseli FLU En,t!tiilsles.
ZcitNsa is Is rather inarasnnslbis thn!l s9ine of
tile l,fra Minister to the cnuntry. u + Ef,-
ria1tl M wliolg tlmt Is stlsicr nmf tickle,
lilo Treaiy u Utrceht. And .onr cr!ic at
Augsburg differs trota our CRITIC at Cologne
III anothoggcspect.. lilo sees If England mt
n nlfschlesbus. n,!d scntincital bl.lndcrer,
vncoulinonly. well, ara llns practiecd its
kccnllrss WITH Immense SUCCESS at tho cost
Of such .,guilcleSs lowers US GerlnAty,
A*t Az aa:a FGUGa Utest sgs u a fhs ts' sst etnas F1
III our COURSE. .wlIicll WIS the result Of tho
aecess Of Mr., Gladstone to power, tho snnle,
seItisl, spirit has alwgyH guldts,L
tho fondqet t,oo9 Ct Great snasja'a n5it" r
cry il u the Eur"penn equll!br!nM." "tne
protection OF Impressed raees' "the .nafll-
tenanca Of public faith -; but tho results are
Gibraltar, Mnlta. Cyprus, now markets. coiil'
Sic has mover been Without allies, and has
never scrlptctt to desert ller niles, under tho
cloak Of n change Of Ministry. when her OBJ
| jects Wcrc accomplished.
THE SMOKE AMI FOG rnoRLEM IN LONDON.
L4,ndn,l SpfttktnFa 0et. q.
The fog Of Sunday wis bad Senoi'E1l 10
warn Lolldoncrs 0f what may be- til Stote for
them. MD we nro appy to perceive that tho
Eff md soks G11Mttee nrS I! sonnsGtlHtl Hnsaw
Ion. At meeting hold OH Wednesday week
Many plang were proposed, tl'e mast prcya-
idsa being that smSfscss 9vte so re-.
Director ut Contracts 10 the. Admiralty,
weru made in kttclieners. Miss 0ctayia ili!l
stated TINT q new snokeless fuel had regent
itgllly, bit Sic did not know tho price, Much
tnstlninny WIS given 10 tho vnlue Of tho an
thracite us n slnoke'ess coal, md the casc
will, which It gould be burnt under III IN,
Contribution to tho discussion was Mr. q. n.
Shoro's. 11o said l,o had in operation IN
simple anu inexpensive arrangement. hy
means Of which tho sinoke descended through
rotnry M tul,cs, tiirougl. which tic alr passed
fur tho combustion. Amy fnelc0u!f pe used
nnd tho economy WIS linmei.Bc." Is that
tstovo ojen? Tile Cou,,nttteo should 10. fnr'
ope,. ire Kept lip by my Kind Of fuel. II b,
any invention wo cnuld send tho smoke down
wurds, the end would be attained.
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RUSSIA.

ST. pErni.slIuno, Nov. A-At The trial be-
Soye tho military trlbunal NJ! tho Nthtltst
brIsoners acknowledged belonginK to tho tess,-
luton pnrty. One named 6cherauft, ,pdlnitteA
that ho partlciuated iu tlla preparation Ut Tue
mines under the railway Ut Moscow ~ .,!.'i- !N.
conber, ls, a,a twu ntl,ofH r. rScosttSit t1oLa Dit
tho Slinphurupol Railway.
sI1sEnr AND WANT IN Rrss1A.
WAgutSUrtN, II. C., Nov. H.-Tlle Minister
of III. ii1itetf States lit st. Petersburg, IN y
recent isyats; ,!r%ws s, s sspy yopSt", piStrS q q
itmssju. Th0 grain crnp Ut the past seasol,,
s stasss. hs pyed i,S tM,rs ty' sd y s ss tsfs.
h,,rv. il Ia also enterin9 ut OaleSsA uni
s M!!ssa ge5ts g:, En- Stgs II gSr.sis SHffst tss q
ysry iIfil,, bread ulutiy 1T wheat IL used IN
"sss may q ts ssIri sstIsi. !ss so ass ~
wa .''Vi "r indiui. corn, 'Iho scarcity oi
Eta1n in t6s Epfs s.natts y Y Kssa' ts tn
rrally believed that the Imperial Government
was considering Tho propr!ety Of prohibiting
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IRELAND.

Es%-rRnEr.
v. W. . Isi,;.. ~ .a,,a;,"- .,r .,,n
lloh"'S' Nos' o'-Dii4"'' -; e"asu. IT,. .1.o o
tclensc. u,tut p,. ~. ~ ~ ...,,s,aa aat
tat0rs.
'rho Grand Orange Lodco Of ireland hus
otio,,t,,t n rcani,,tton tn cnmbat, tia arIta-
ttnn H. iii the tmcnns In thcir mnsyer.
s'o' ~ ~. ~ s1ssr,vr, p. ~, IRIS ia rry-
dhAnstosE nSn ~" !1, tA'st
q LONDON, NOV, 1.Inr. IlaHstolae,s pattY ls
already seriously divided N .p opinion anont ,a
ireland. ono wing ac'nnndlnE ttint more ehnf-
getlc measures b0 taken instantly for t!o
restoration OF nrter IN tfc sister lslaftl. Wntlo
tho other as strongly uehounces nny pGilcy
Of coercion. In tile faGo ot these s!ssct3lnl3
It would NOT bo surprising II inc lfiaho alls,-
lister shoHla scarcely venture 70 atiliurn 10 u
foreign policy almost certainly Involving
war, tho extent anti outcome OF when no ono
Gull foreseo.
IL ytesYs upon tho Wllolc sltDlcct ot tno
policy of Ills administrator VII! f?luoanl} ny
explained ut I!to 1;ola tlnynlA nmH.iuGs a ~
eu!ds9ll on Ines.ay oSL Wtc,, 1t ~ ~ I!sSs itnr ~
Majcsty's Minister'S ....
siis. GLADSTONE EMu1.ATEs THE SPHINX.
1t shn,Id In said that I'LL recent attempts
to extract from the Premier somo Sign hayo
fuic( and It Is universally admitted that tho
ot!co yolnbln ar. IiatlSt,tie l,aS 4l,aie
cclipscd tho "spliinx.liko" Enrl or l}eacol,S
field III tho art OF SILENCE. Even IostcHI4s
beNllnE the uaWardelt nostitiaIkH A5et u II
said, becoming 20 scarce uht tliey hfo eager
" sought after by coNccsors OF curlos'
THE SEw NtruAL3sr MA1srvl..
rho continued fmntislnfneut OF The Rev,
| r.Ii,uu, i1nIn II crenting greut excitement
n,unmg tilo members OF tho High Church
n"rt o. snr,r III vhn1n talk wildly Of EulNg to
tlIa Hi MD ]jburating him by force, Whtlo
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tho exturtatlon Of rye ~rlcsa will lM much
suffering among .tlle poor classes. Mr. fns-
ter, tho Minister, in Ills dIspatGh duotrS tho
iii sl,s cnt,t.a news VI the harvest being he
low tho average: of want and hunger. from
wici, will spring disease alNt vcry likely
death. l]eetes. wnrnia. and iocnsts arn eat
pssgs iii belief; tliphtltorEn Is taking Of tic
c0nli1ls YnnurnttoI; hreatlstuffs ltnya already
reached Itve k0lcckH per pound. Every one
feels thai IstlasEa tls,es mt sul,sIst by tho
prnEl.rc Ut itH avn la,MI, hut ts wasting It's
tIc, pulling straw from its thatclletl rtDfs anil
ueifiyIng itself nf Its very ct0thesan sloes.o
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HUNTER.
Speetal Dtspdtch to Ihs CHICAGO 1Hottns.


srEunnxyiLt.E, Pa. Nov. S.-WLthn rho past
fsw ,uys several of tho B!nRulnr tr1lnaaotiuns OF
a prominent attorney hayc been brought tn
light and number Ut people Rro leu to Inquire
II MY one has sren a short. plcth0rlc-faccd lnws
yer running looso nnywhoro between hero AMI
Ean FrnncBcO. IN 18t3 young Dcu'oer1t
nnrncd j. NJ. Hunter WIS canlltiRte for 1tp-
corher In jefferson County, and. noiwithstnntl-
tho Republicans had ulcar majority OF 1.an,
Hunter WIS elected 1Io wns worry popular nt1,a',x
tho people, and. through symrathy for him
tho haviug lost his speech. lnrgo rtinhcrs
OF honest Republican, voted tor HIN. flo served
three years und tnndo a vnry good oilfc!nl. HnA
wns nxntt. u candidate for reflection In lE16, but
VIII torcatc.t by only eovotos. III the ruenati'no
hg tta tcgnincd his speech. md, after MS aateat
III lS't, entered upon tho prHetico oi INV. ~
was reEnr1lod ua alrewi businessman. and wis
generally recognized as II gentle.uan Ut means,
owning tomo valuable prnporty IN tho county.
lio was ktni-hcarted, hut at times very ah'ssive
In his language, although not to say In
tcntlonally M. Last winter she reformed
md united With tho Methodist Church 1T sloGrs
IN Stoi,ibcnyillo ib ho hid tho eonfdcuco Of Mrno
cent developments, that ho atused that which
hbot q saGs foar wooks @ asa ho eft lis wfe Al sens
and proceeded e l1rl!airt.. whcro he nTctaset..
teqt fos Gatora nna s,Mso ts has nHt
faet, II was not known until fNss
,iays ago that he had lett. sons Nns,
ieyc,opcd, ind prt,bally mora Aro tn follow:
iar,nor naulod aeoraa 1ohnson paeci IT, ilum. r..
si'ftn: with Instructions 10 plncu It In tho bank
! earTy tic next ilurntng, hut u secms TINT M he
lnrEnt to lc,lye II. For tho past throo nl0tths b,
would lonsl il to Him. giving good seonrityiiE
en,n cascs md In othars bis Inltvif'n t,otc. II!
n,ortg,.sed bis property for soveri simos IT.
bconm b,n developed that 10 kent larg.
nntcs for oshor pnrtfcs Without their authority
md kept IT, III this time II Ia HuIte difficult t
! aauortnin just how much hu 9ttalroi " thl
| way. An Interview with several Interested rnr
| tlus places tho n,nnnntn dctts md money 20
o.lroti ut fron, til 900 to *0oO,. Al oInrt a hc
Ink nude to hnve him arrested and broagu
| hUfk
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5urefdl Uispatth to Tbs Chicago 1tttuns+
:'14EAvENwnE.r,f, Kas., Nt's. s.-fu.day Robert
Simpson was brought to tho State renitunt}nry
under srntcnce Of death, tho 1aws of tho Stnto
r1utrtnx thnt ho TIC cont'acd thorc!n for ono
year, and shon hanged Whenever tue Governor
signs his death wnrrnnt. Simpsons aotl 1nvcsl IL
married wnnnn At whiting namcl GrItntscs.
nnh ahe and tho twt Simpsons consnirrti to kill
thu nId nlan Griint'cr, md dyadc the property,
sou,c 5000 nr $1,000. when stho young man
sl1tnltl marry tho widow. Tho elder simpson
a!lst n,d Killed tclli.,der through Tim window
ono night AL wcrn arrested. fnnng Simpson
turned Stntp'a evidence. and wns re!cllssd; tho
hd Innfl WRs sentenced Ns Htntcl. nn1 Mrs.
Urulndcr will be tried next mnnth.
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ONE or TIE o1D-T1MEr,s.

NEW y1nK, Nov. 8.-Ihomas Stanton. whn
shot four times yesterday nj Slster Gertrude
vorenn, says he krcw her by sight: that be- Raw
hcr ~ In and out Of tho house; he had no inseH-
ton OF killing tho wo,unn: only wanied to
fstghton her. When asked: "Why did you
ehoot hcrY' lie answered: "It WIS tho witches.
They have been botherinx nc for four ycars.
can't eco thon. but hear them talking To nc
continually. They have told fnu that ststcrn nf
Charity nrc continually following mo about md
tnlkiny Of mo. went u ireland II get rid al
c,ntlltry. The Thing hnt to 10 ended eHlne tlmo
Or othor." stanton supposed Sister Vcrn,in tt'
bo a Cnsholtc, lkn hInlssif. but when told TINT
sto WIN Il Protestant nun h0 remarked that Il
Innde no difference, his Instructions were to Kill
her all tile ssn1e.. Sister veroi,A y suffering
greatly from hor four wounds, hut It Is hopes!
to await tho rsult.
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nATEsvlLl.K, o., Nov. a.-A hosrtbAs tragedy
became ktlown horu yester1ay morning. Frank
II, Hiedcnbaugh, wealthy yu1n9 0orInas', who
thrca ynars ago married the daughter of
nc!KhbortnR tarn,cr, calno homo latH satur'lay
nvbt !ntox uatcA, a,lh, entcrlng tl'e fsA'm whoEo
his vito aud child R.opt, assaulted thosn with al
blow, and then his sons thruat cut BY tho cdxe
Of tho ax, lilo ihp. went u room Whcro atrs.
Htophons, y,sstor, and her child and scryant
xir! wero stosplng. md killed Mrs, stephesls
and child The servant vii. awakened, sprung
toward tho tloor. hut WIS ktltoked sonseiesa md
l9ft GOr dead. tps'n recovering ,e!nscloussscss
WIS mol llMtll m,osistx tint slio mur!lertr WIS
found hddrr IL wta lis tlrsat
rnhesa aiD tho tbongsrs a.iyNteel ~ account fur
Tie hOrtth1o nrIn1e ..-'
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A Most Horrible Tragedy Com.
mitted in Batesvil!e, O.
Tivo Persons Murdered by a Be-
sottcd, Brutal Husband,
Who Unfortunately Fails. in an At.
tempt upon His Own Life.
j Prominent Citizen Wounded In
Street Fight in Buffalo.
>, r
Sudden Departure Of slenbcnvtllc, o., Law
yer, Leaving His Creditors lncon.
solabge.

Special Difpdteh to fh& Ehttago 7f1bhhss
I3upYA1A,. N. r., Nov. B.-An affray occurred
to-ttuy between members Ut prominent fnsntllos
In this city. resulting tro,n an uld futully feua.
tho u,,d Of which was that Col. Fam WIlkeaon re"
celyet serious wound which will iny HIN up
mn.,y weeks. The principals wcre William II.
Knsaon, IN old manufacturer Of car-whecls nt,1
n yery wealthy citizen, and Col. Sum WElkcso0s
nephew Of William Wtkeson. iPevy
capiallst IN this city. The f,la1llins
l,i,ve bcci, chcn,cs for rnnny ycars,and hsve haf
numerous word -wars, Htlnf which havo amount
III to nothing Until to-day. kasson mad Wllke'
eun. although thero waa difference Of some
thlrty years in aKc, were fivnlS inf
tho affections Of Miss W!lkeson. ,'snRhtcr Of ".
Wkcson. Kasson waa successful, and tho
Colonel has since been very strongly opposed TO
Kasss,,. In addition. 3Irs. Hsag9, aunt OF Co'.
Wtlkeson, died recently, aid her Will furthor
Increased tho enmlty between tho Colonel and
Kaason. Tho latter modays ngo demanded d
actslomcnt of Mrs. StnrRs matters. and tho
Colonel opposed Kassoa'a motion. This eulml-
natel In to-aay's Meeting. Mr.. Kaseon was
II. Il. Coohrans. d welt-knnwn Rrocer: AZ
tho cosr M:iH and EEip .,sn9s s,re"i' ,thy ttney
Se1 e4cey f: II: ssne tbat s .ttes had si sfeat9
injnrul him. md that nothing but his severe
Knsaon paid but little ettontton to hin,:. Ho
started to pnss him by. when all at once Wtlkc.
Knsson. This rnthor surprised tho old gentle.
nsan, md before he Gould recover bis @ 4ssati"nt
cscapts further assault be drew hnck, and. pull
iig i revolver, Tired ut tia unefny. 4 Atotcctlye,
who w,.a present and heard the report OF thg
plptpI, rushed 10 tho SCENE and tlsArmEl
kHssUn. 4 lnle. Of tho latter's pistol took Of
fect In WIkcsona groin. md he was taken tnto
I.y.nan's drug STORE. whero hp Wis attended.
,,,hu fray rufu fhn RfntjNn.
md subsequently locked up to awalt tho result
Of WIIkcsou q injuries. The latter was removed
to his unClc'd residence, wherc nt Inst nccounte
p wis improving. .
Tl,p nnt.,rp or the differences between tho two
fu.niIics haa been the talk If tho city for Hlary
creatclwttlc.sp sorrow. Wilkoaon Ia know.
to ho d hot-heatcd man and It Is to bo regretttl
TINT hu did not nsEnt tho opinion VI the Court lii
tho nlattur. Ills COURSE IL severely commented
upon. al Kasson Mt present has tho most friends
| tp tho muttcr.
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A 1rrr-rR1soNEt, rAnpoSED.

WAsnlsn1ok, u. c., Nov. BIN 1s'1 Oscar
Snow, Il whIto bay ngetl Is .Sns tttct! with others
In tho Western District Court Of Arkansas for
murder. Snnw was sc,ltcnced to bo has,acd
scpt. ~ Of TINT ycnr. Application for rnr,lon
was made. and sentence WIS committed t" l!te-
Imprisonment. April :. 1871, tho application fur
pnrlon WIS renewed, anil 1t was decided thnt II,
Mt tht>2nd OF five ycars, ho hud behaved well.
tho application wouh le favornb!y considered:
Tho tfSc ycurs hnve elapsed. ni,s} tho WAr1en nj
tho .loitct Pcnitcntiary. hnylnK reported tho
prisoners Conduct gnt'l. and tho Judge who
sentenced him hnvtnF rccsttIl1Eendc!! 1t. the
setltt.tlet ,s,ls ctlttli1.tfG Snuw begged tu le
hanged, sAyinr b" wnnih rather suffer dcash
ttun rCpnAln prisoner ttlr lie.
, 1880-11-09

Special Dispateh to The Chicago THhHnk4
CLrn1oS, ILL.,. Nov. '.-lIorse- -thfcvinK has be-
come 70 general in TIC witt County that 1t II nj.
most unsafe to lcnve horses without sonn unp
watching them. III tbe Inst three weeks there
hnve b0rn three stolen at Clinton, two Of which
were tlkcn By feuin!o thieves In daylight. ind
wurc taken aong with tho buggy and harncsa.
yniued Mt sou. LIzzio barton, II notorious
character, Is supposed 10 bo one Of the guilty
partics. In tho Inst two months there havo boen
Mt least ten attempts 10 rt,n oI ho,sca, hut the
thieves, l,otng hotly pursued. abandoned their
booty. Thcrcsec1ns to to II wclt -organizcd gs,ng
desperate. Should nny nf thuin be caught thoy
Will nu tlhibt stretch hemp on TIM firAk treo
without tho ceremony OF being brought to u
, 1880-11-09

bEATTEnESG IN'GIH1EETHt
HAVANA, Nov. a-'rlorc ar1 still some
small parties of insurgents roaming about.
a party 1eti by C,llef Nunez WIS Acfcntc'l
on tae ETH IN tho Jurisdiction Of .CEnco VII
las, and Bonlo Of them surrendered with their
at,l's md ammunition. IT was thought. 1t
tho state Of siegc whsre the lnsurrceton still
exists, WHILE. considering tho number Of
criminals, and tho iilctIlcicncy anu corrup-
tEon Of tho ctyif tribunals, the w1l0tc island
ought to bo placed under II state Of siege.
, 1880-11-09

AccusEn or VIOLATING TIE CONSTITUTIONS,
ATHENS, Nuy. H.-Tho Committee nppnlnt-
I'd by tho Chamber of Deputies tn draw UP Il
rcpy to tho speech from tho throne iias sub
lujttui thu draft Of M address accusing tho
for,uer Ministry of violating tllo constitution
i,y increasing tlle ftrees Without obtaining
tic consent Ut tho Chamber.
BUCHAREST, Nov, s.-ln accortlance witt!
tho request Of the Greek Government IT, IT,
IisDatch Of volunteers, as lU,00n liayu Hlrea.ty
Icun enrolled IN Greece. Snbseriptit,,s III
ail Of tirrucr, which arc increasing. viii h9
APPLIED to ari,an,etlts and to tho formation Ut
iii ambulance corps.
, 1880-11-09

. Bpekta{ W3pateh u Tht ChdfaV5 7ftbNAs,
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Euv. B.-Tho nlurdcr trial Of
State VI. l4,.ac Norrts AMI John htahcr wns
csllod axa,n tnis u.ur.,ns. but Tho III 1uTyluatl
was not abla to bo rrescnt. " co'nplloate mat.
tors. I'll E0uts. another turor' was taksn With
eofe throat. something u wa'sa a.. ~ - aoeas.
, 1880-11-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 8.-Tllo American
frlgutu .rlcoh,lerogn arrived to-day from 1a-
pa,!, via Honolulu.
Cutu,nrtorN Shufe1tlt was commissioned to
negotiate treaty with Corea but ta!icd.
, 1880-11-09
f.oS,-1f.1.E1> or Mr5nDER.

Gun FIETFIl Ut VI UTtI5Fkf.
3iEMrE1Is, Tenn. Nov. B.-C0l. 1luoy wns con-
ycted OF inurior It, Tho tirat degree nn Saturday
at Osceola, Ark, for killing nnn t1a,ncd Isrs'a
wny Inst year. Fnnr wrre concerned In tho
murder. tho WIS hnl,gc, Inst sprtng Mt MArnn,
Crittetlct, County, Ark utlo turned STATUS eyI.
dcncu, nIld one cIcnred.
, 1880-11-09
trTIH1{TY.

THE DAHItASEI.LE9.
CoSsrANTISor1.t, Noy. 8.-Tho Porte Is
making tremendous efforts to bo ina posi-
tion tn eiFectually close tile Dnraanclles ut
short notice.
, 1880-11-09
RIcOBD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE
MEDICAL.


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II NTH # ssr y q i y!ssss L tSSss I'D as
n,y tfaIu.n.ark. Iho public xt0 cautioned aan!nEt
IGnlitV with any claiming 70 bo suaofal uxcnt ~
hAyu sU NGHHs7tt n&uhx. >
aEsVAlkE OF IATTATFoNG.
IT,; ssoe S. slsss %s .?s,.ss Ed i: hps;
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jhl, KeoeaIl, If tinGIhnast sRh hchaAek, etatsA.
AMI j. In, it f,hcNuuf hGlI1. A0t1u bntlth. nf
iiustsirt, and rhArlta n. CfttAutnn VI New t1kks
aTu ihn only ragt.gnteA whI!usalu AEsnts for thy
sslc ie'nis vltal ltostnIattFS y ths ssaAc Ena
ali senuins h,xca fcarsd u! ehanl ~ ret. dfll9.
Vital tastst1.tivn Will bo kept fr sA!s by a Evtaa
aFas*''A0F 'nA1 j. II hSWs YtSsS:s Il L. p
~ 6nIt. tEupttDi1r. -,
lto,n y World lsHllalnk. New Yort.
neaka,an.ss. Sow Yois. viii i,as boon ~ axent foF
tW irtlE,tn Vital lIcsoE4ttyo u M Ionxor Auhlr.
!tA 70 att ~ SUCH and hs appointment u sueh aa*
GGtA fey0kcu.
| CAUTION,
II haA hesn hruuHht tn my notce that 10 tts1ef II
xiypratnx uMor tho nA1Ae q! Anrflsu{t. fluuu!Mf T
ID, Ut Chtgnu, AusOHs Imitation ntttlcurd. fltnl
tgslurAYu THO PUBLIC euutll,Ud thAt ,LH Hicun1A
tllAI ltustoratiSas sclIlnu n.less p!{ antnktshh
biuV u1.n Csh. " laEH-ai. ar0 thu only authof1uA
""''e'A'' As'"'' -" ~" !. u stoKsAoSD, IL. u.
| Hsw York. fkt. lSD.
, 1880-11-09
IA u1'F{1Ns

CAUTION
II hiss been hrOnght to my notico ttlhs = former
e9ant " nis IN 4. iAuls 4 ifvpaTtns spntina.
MY tTAdu .i!ark. 1o public Mf0 cautioned aahnbt
luniiix with uny cAtnn9 70 bo 9snotaI Axcnts ~
hAyu sU NGlihg1tt n&ehk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
FIRE IN EUREKA!
It Starts Back Of Odd
Fellows Building,
SWEEPS NORTH THROUGH THE
HEART OF THE PLACE,
AND STILL BURMlNoI
Especial to Gold Hi Nsr'.l

ALPHA. Eureka county. August IT,
At 10 O'Clock todsya Ere broke out In
the rear OF the Odd Fellows building.
Eureka. and between Main and Buel
streets. Before The flames could Be
checked they sprssd with great rspidity
south on Main street to Gold street and
to the north and east. sweeping
down through the heart Of the
city. The ODD Fellows building
was destroyed, the Jackson House. the
Postofics. the Thsatsr. the Leader and
Sentinel offices. also the United States
Land Offices. The telegraph offices are
also gone. In short, the whole Of the
eastern and beet business part Of the
place is consumed. The Are il raging
yet and has burned all north to Moths
brewery and between that andths Thea.
ter. 1t has been from the start beyond
the control Of The Hremen. It is impos.
sible, OF course. now to give lists Of
casualties or Of losses. The Are exceeds
In dsstructivsnesS that Of 1878.