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COMMODORE BLAKE'S DEATH.
His Engagement with the Confederate
Steamer Alnbnt,tn OF Galveston.

His Engagement with the Confederate
Steamer Alabama OF Gsnlvcstoi..
Commodore lioiacr T. I. Blalfc died Il, his
llnulr Mt 10 East Tllirty-tlIirl street yesterday
afternoon.
Commodore Blake WIS born In Stanford,
J}ntcllcss County, y. T., an Feb. I, ISL. lie
entered tho service iii 1910. At tile opening
of tho Civil War lie WIS III the frIgate
Sabine, ainl In 1aG ha was col,-
mlssione,l rs LEcntcnunt-C Commander, md
WIS given tho command Of tic
steamer IIutters Of the Gnlf htockntling
squadron. Early III 1865 he was given tllu
command of tho steamer Utah. anu IN 1854
hu was Mt the battle Of Alalyern 1lil1, and lie
insisted III repu1slng MI nttnck Of the llebels
OIL the right ut tho Army of the .|alnes. In
1856 t,e was prominent in Ill engagement
with Iselu'l batteries Mt Trent lteacls, James
Iltvpr. HI WIS commissioned Commander
Alnrcl, ), 1st,6, a,ll was it the Swatar,, ard
tho Aluskn Until 1877. FOR three years III
was stationed IN New York, and since 1879
he hatt bccn awaiting orders. LII October
Inst e Was appointed Col,l'aM;'ore. e a.; aild hs
Tho most notable event III h!s career was
the engagement between tho United States
steamer !iattcras alll the Itel'cl sten,ner Alu-
On, tic It'll. Of january, lsrJ, tic llutteras
md six other vessels. weru cruising ot{
Galveston, Tex, and In tho afternoon Il
strange steamer WAS sighted. Capt. Dlaku
wns nrfcret t'y signal fr0uI thu flagship
llrooklyn TO cl,nse tlle vessel Tie stranger
seemed tD be trying to cscnlc, but the Hat
terss gained 0l!! her rapltly, md, knawlng
tho slow rate of tile llatteras, Capt. Blake
suspected that deception was being psuc-
ttceA, and tlle SLIP wns cleared for actlon
WIri1 within ffyh nltlN1 Of tin RtrHalEpr
Just atter dusk, Capt: pIake notlecd TINT
broa,ista on. When nbnut seytnty.tiy..
ynrIs from llcr, Capt. Blnke alnie. !lrr aIM
ssketl, NV! W!at steamer, Is that" Tho reply
sent buck lY cara. SeM,nes was: " Her
q, or ii! scn,l 4 l'oat to bo9r,! YOU" Capt.
Blnke said, md, IN resptlnse !'ctnE rtceiyta,
tse sent ont d bont. l5ut hnfure the bout
reached hsr calt; senllnes l,allett thy Hat
s'iasE Ssass a llatcs sssqa rstsrs tho Ti 4s
uMt steamed fur thu Atahal!la II. tho l!Upc 0f
carrying her By boarding, hut tho Alnfla,ia
stcnnc nut nf tho way nli4 the firing WIS con
ttnuetl With ylgnr Atlellgth Il etlcnlcre the
hsL S St tS se l.xr sss si isitlRi ls II. XIX K sv n
cxptotItng &. tho adjoining compartment, a!id
settling t!ie t. It. Annther shell entered the
cylilraer, Filling tho ci.Elne-room md tlcck
With stcAln, Thu pumps could mot bu
worked, aud Capt. l'taka soon ordered Il leo
crew wert. transferred tn tho Alabama. 'run
minutes Rftcrwartl thu 1latteirs went down,
lslw tirst. The engagement l'isted seventeen
minutes, and M tlle AlAba,a WIS struck tllr-
iIattcras wero taken ii Port Royal, whero
they wero pnro!etl, aud the Alaba1sln was re-
pAlrcd.
, 1880-01-24

erwartls t,t.t INC, III, the left of Ills. a1r'nnen.
Az, o0G!a! pushed I'LL, horse aaalnst tho ns-
a1slil, WIN WaA knocked down and secured.
F0r lfn inhtnGnt tho cn.t,tiict ut the King WIS
admirable. ffn drove Mt nilcu through Nh
plus lit q snail pllaet0il, witt M t'toFs,--n
thing. Witch tlc lA.l not dune Tor nlnny
1lnnt!is. lie threw olsen Ills palarc to receive
all Wll9 cn1no tn congratulate lin III MS
ESCAPE. His apartments vert crowded,
aiuf Tho King moved through Tho tl,r"i'g,
HpeaknE to every nIlG. AttlrGsscS
rllnctl 0lt tho palace from nl tho PROVINCES Of
hMtll the Srtltcs. Then cana renctlUn. In
February following tho nttack llntl an1tlier
audience ,nf tho king, wllo WINS then III Ills
great lnlncG 11snr tascrtn. l. went ny eoil'-
i,,a1tl. Two mites fr,nn tile ualacc. my tar:.
rfaEt. was surrDlt1ltIc,! byM pntrul IT mounted
rayatsy. When. they lenrlictt who WIZ they
did mt senrcl tho carrfuEe, hut tcs9r1Ie,ll
aso ,ssa,,,, sto9'i 2,n,,as, lins Of I,. ''4, ;}.o
Inspect. OF Tic. K!uK hinlsclf wRs t1Mt Of =.
ttlntEt1 nnlmnf. W0 a1f k4nw wtnt fntf0Wci.
III 1876 the King hntl Bnlh to lnH, III, mt
k1iOw why WI should mt hntal liyc fur forty
YEARS." Or, ttia, :At Df May, 1856, tie WIS
!EcMl. Dead. M doubt, Of q 1iAensG not I'LL.
knuwn H. phystciars; but killed. ~ real
TRUTH by tho efInrge nf tlle Clnsse,lr AEfn,ln.
i,n,n ff1'n The shoek Of Which tho nervous system
tN2w fns e!g tinktEE tint WI wl!1 sHw y,
NuSsfn ut ttlfs hour,
, 1880-01-24
Apache Collrtslsip and HIarrtagc.

Sat FFtlsttt8 f'ast
WhpN m A1Icllr hrtivU cOnCluslea to marry
either Il itrst 0r nay subsequent w!fu, tho mnI-
Hur ~ hls ooprtstlp fs tho san,g. lla i1akas no
effort 70 lnc,e ;xrools'lo to hls intended hrl1c,
atlswer " questions shit HlIy put to him lte pnyb
aiy L a tee"es nes esf sa,tse tsns s s tlscry: y
tfon wifi nat e rojcoto.i, tho tho whov a'l9Ir u
accomplished r. n 4 fow hours. ard gcneraliy In
tVl,iel far tho KIrls parct,ts. WHO alono aro
!olKs " which si,o lives. + tho rrosents iIro
lied with nlatate hrlr tho a.Ku; II oow ID Il, bu
KtEan. Single straw Or Gnw'H nril, which slK-
mes ~ Intention. y tisl to tho lalKo. Il tho
now lod4e Or hit ft,r hrrs,,lf ani I.ts!a1d, and
r!ch thoro E st,iao eoreni,yn,ot tlu, M ,i,lrrisve;
II poor, very llttn Or fltg. WhuItth par,os stra
nf cMlsc1ttencU osie nf tho ur7ltats 81 thu trllo
cuts i,e.ir thu ls.l9o md nuke u speech tu tho
trtIe's fAua'ly f"r nlnl. The 9ratsr stanls Ut u
1stac1 t,f several y.!rtis. ..l u hts tcst style
he dflAtcA In hia cltcht's aunatios,-his oouraHo,
hs ski!l y h';ntB f Or y.LInx y which e {;
strictly 10 tho truth u his speech, uild nriists
hrlsiu, but nj tho sanio tllnu informs her tnts,y
wife. AEsi Gvtn snny htCt,Ino tired Ut her nnl
BGinl her luR,v.-illl Of which Aru thu necessary
iIIGltlClltH or A1HG1 tIntftttl flED. u Alf Tells
tpm thut whiaB sho ahorld rclAllt hin only wife
~ would 10 faithful ~ her, nnl should oxnuct
tldulity, nletlluilee tlid serylcu ftn llur. When
wAntrd his f.xM prelMeu! As stofa as puas!hlu,
u.hl he shaald e1peGt '!sr alwa5x !" hayS u store
har fzl1l..e. lIltl sln,lls III tho cnuy whueycr hi
tonitl. Her relatives make prea0nta u THO par
cuts or family 1T tho huslna. anl this u ult that
Kpuer1,jIy IL dune. Among tllGsu JliIIans it Is
Considered Il great iudrec,Vy f.,r lun,I tu look
Ut l!s uoAor@ n-luws faue, Ail1 atii' more % ta
, 1880-01-24

The rrovost Of Trintty coitcge, Dublin.
f%e H' M"st !a"E hsy!p bp{E {. Trench. Protestant
Aml.''slop r. ntibl'n. ,,,
rho Protestant aud Catholic ArciIbislnps
nlM bishops If Ireland.
ilM Moderator III the General Assembly Of
t1lc Presbyterian Church,
FORMATION nr T1IE cESrtsAt. coMs,1rrEE.
The following resolutions wrrr ntinptel Mt
III Dubilii, nn tile3i of Ja1,.ary. Tllc follow.
Ing Hns proposed by Sir Arthur fintl,ness, n.
r., Brcn,l,ltl by Afr. J. J. S,nyih II. j., antl
supported hy the llncnr.1er, tic. Very Kev. r..
!. O'fse1lly, THO CntlioliG A.!mlnistfator, Pr.
speedy, and tho lion. David Il. Plnnkef, II.
''Iicxo'rct1, That ns the roorcr clnsscs III
tn,ly tElrts 1T ireland l,lllst, during tic co1,l
fn; sst'Holl, suffer great distress, INVOLVING as
2!t h',. ''rsi!t y GfitfaS n' m n2t
without interfering will, tliG lh.ieflcent CT.
fnyis fur Il siuinr llt}s,si nlrrady Instituted,
y fnnl be lnw .ape1,cd fur tl,e relief Of tho
1|stsss n lrel",1 ,n, t3 y % ca1'S;! 'r'o dublin
rrt,,cE,, pr"iestnnt ArcEl,isf,opn ~ Of II i,lSlln.
aud sceon,etl, by tho Very Rcy. j. Dinlel,
CatlOflc. priest.
!cetT solsIy tl'ro'lal! lo;'ai arsnrlrs, nil rot
by direct ceinnlli1fcAtlM1 with tlttlso WHO
nIay scrk or who I,tny Nee,l ItA re1lpy.''
.Ttc following WIS prom,setl l'y S[r. Charles
j.. Me1tlot, N. T., at'tl seconded by Sir
"Lcsoltci, Tint tile agency through,
wliirll tElis committee wo,tI.l desire Il, lis
In.tlsu It's relief would he lncuI committees,
,tleil OF iii denominations lii thu district, the
Chnirnat, or Eice-ChairnInli nf the Boaf,l Of
Guardians, the Chairman nr vim@ @ChnirmaM
0f tho D1spc1sary Committee aiHl tho medical
nf1icpr''
, 1880-01-24

HEiEf41DN Az 4lAFANtks
HAVANA, Jan. 23.-Gcn. Grant md party
1,asst.tl Il comfortable night, Notwithstanding
tlle earthquake, To-day being the Kings
Saint Day, n grntld official reception was held
ut the palace, attc'ltlcd by tile members 0f tho
municipality mil superior military aild il1vnl
officers, in full uniform, a,d foreign Consuls:
Gen: Cntleias, Vlce-Goycrnor-G General, held
n reception, rs alslla, In tho tl,rone-roo,n,
t'elis. Grant and Sheridan and Col. Fred
Grant insisting by tho sitle Of. Gen. Ca]lcjns.
The lalics Of tile visiting party witnessed
tho reception from All adjn1nlng saloon, no
ladies' being permitted tU attend such oifieial
receptions.
After t]le. reception Gen. Grant, Ills son,
ni,tl M Geil. Sheridan drove through tic city.
ItIis evening gra,m oillejnl banpnct will bp
latties Of superior officers nre expected to be
present. 1t WIS expected tint Gen. Grant
luld party would nlso attcnd the 'rncon 'rilca-
try Tonight, hut tic lntlqllet will interfere
with that part Uf tllv plan.
, 1880-01-24

!tainnEo !l0ln t0 buildings, especially ut San
Crlstnhnl. The shocks were tlscfllattng from
l!eavy cartio,!ake sp'nlswsrs IN NJ centrai
Amcifca. AZ Santiago do Cibn Ito disturb
nnce WIS felt.
CoSGo.
I,snoy, Jan. el-1ntelIlennce Is published
,tete lhnt M cxElorlnE expedition, ,!h.ler, zig
!lrst !3eipia!1 Trading sta!i, III Cn1lgo, near
gland aiid Portugal.
coMrL1MkSrAnY.
Loyp0y, Jim. gl-Clara Sewcl' Rcnd, at'-
dressing Ills constituents at Dfss, Norfolk,
{fists' III 1se yIt Idal y Asie III stdeIiei aud gs !sE oSE
glzetl tho Americans.
cor.r1aloN.
:, A tho dispatch boat Lively. With tho
TrIncu ut Wntgs aud UN1fn Ut EatnburE III
hoard, was returning frntn. tho steamer Sar-
iint!an, whittier they l,al becll t1 hitl fnrg-
ltdcd viii, tic iritisii slllp Anmot Lyic,
piercing the sl.tc ut tho Lyle. Tic crew nf
tho slllp kept llcr a!loat until she wns tl0eket.
sUIr AHAlSsr 4 TELEPHONE COMPANY.
InSl,oy, jan. Elm tho 1:xcl.cquer Dyis.
ion Of tho High Court Uf .Jnsticn yesterday
enl'sat@Sn eE s @ s pa iY e lis y ~ r. a. III
nons 1tsn conpasiy 1nps and NJ 'sSE Srn Elis reie
i.llono ronpnny" from tlisctnrglng tho fnnc-
lions f0r which they were cAllctl into exist:
tl,at III, injunction shontd ,,ot be taken, Int
TINT tho defendant companies were tn keel,
certain accounts until tho llcaring and lilial
decision 1T tho cnse. THE argument I'll be-
tcieFfatlis within tl.e lAeahiig Of tho net by
to lila c,arge IF tlio p0st-Oislco Department,
antl TIC AttoEney-t'e,,ernlr represented 1t to BIZ
, 1880-01-24
PERUVIAN REVOLUTION.

How Don Nie1lotnK dc l,Icraln Upset
Things fn Linn ana Seized the Cow
crnMcnt.
The following news frnm PERU Is taken
from the Panama Stur alltl IIcrtltl of the
Btl, 0tll, anil 10th inst:
1t seems tllat THO departure of 1'ra,lo
from Limit protncetl thu greatest excitement,
that Wns ta,hy n,nly a.ays1 BY nn Nic'!oas q
groups Of excited citizens rushed through
the streets crying nut f9r '!cat!l to Tho tr.ltnr
howesGr, ny srpcars fn'ni tlM following from
Is tc-tlay hailed ns Dfctntnr OF Peru. 'rhp
facts Are Tho following: After tho singular
departure Of Gen. Pride, aareutly. referred IT,,
j. ec,si,lS Gvis!ent tat the polar diSSatis-
factst VIII tho 9;s,yer,n!ent Of In lnerta
falfEa0lr. Tho prlnclpat officers Of tho army
ut reserve stntinilMt III Lima were curefully
sounded Ms TO their [nelinat0nS, md tho MI
swers must liayo been ,ssatisfnctory. for y
upon: Col, Arguetlas, commanding II Mi
ll0ilNl Guard regiment, recpiyIil uralnrs early
OIL Sn1Illny, the list, from t;nD. In C0tursl, to
sen1 sollo Of )'is men to tho Government
rnaee, to By nssignctl to gtanl duty there
n1Ni elsewhere: Arguetas, = sworn partisan
orders. ,...' -
ArEllE'iast who l'ntl barrfcalml AIs barracks
;H nMl nlagtal his men IN houses o> the rlaza.
Tho fight WIS very severe, but from tIlo ol.t-
sgt ArKnrtlns' battalion lad thu advantage,
Shielded by the parapcts, alM! will their
tHckS to tho descending sim, their fire WIS
!n,tcl, norn acelllatp mil trl!iilg tlan tint OF
their ntlsersArEes. In CUteru's g,lnners trictl
tD lreak tipw! nle doors 0f t!!g larracka will
their light tiel-plcccS, n1lt utter Il combat of
over tlarce4lltnrters VI iii l,ul,r thu Govern
i},sI1 sit dn troolS n rrirs,l TO- thy Rn'acs lsari
few tlInilaeits nfterWRrl 1iernN, ut tho head
Of Ills own battalion, tile No. :, of Lsll, MP
penrett tn tho great. sullare. aid opened Il
lteilvy ire on the palnss, which was replied
to nX t,!e r., s,odlsrs on tho roof anl Tho troeps
llnl. This seemed to 1lnye bccii n
movement OH tile part 0f Ierola to
Keep the. Government troops frull inter-
fcrlnk will, tho concentration of lls oW,
followers, which WIS then bUng effected ut
NC other t'xtreMc of tte city, After lalf M
sraie! plum ccasetl, 1'!ets'!a leIsurrly weni-
lug liEs WY towards thu Exposition where
lIe found many Of llls prtfsn,,4, ind WIS
Ah4rtly nlterwnrd jotl,etl by. c0l. Arguedns
M1Nl his batlnjlDn.. At II o'clock nj night
Pler1ln took ,lp his line ut i,lArch fur CnllslO,
arri1SInE aii tiierc nta o'cloek In tho morning,
cgiye lIin!. The city WINS Immediately nccu-
tny morning Mt O'clnck picroin's 1illcers
worc tn clInrEe. Oneg tint this peaceful
Victory wfs nude known In Lima, thu major
ity OF the bntt1lEbilS declared tllat tl,orn WIS
was necessary to reserve their ei,ergy arl
ammunition for tllo co,nlnol, enemy.
"Tlle c0lhllat was sharp nlIll decisive. Six
ty men were killed Antl zoo wounded"
, 1880-01-24
rl1e Distress In ireland 11ten-
sined by Sudden Gold
Weather.
Thousands Of Unemployed Per-
sons Suffering In
Dublin.
Russian Denial Of tho Recent 1ec-
ported Dotcat In Cen
trail Asia.
Cen. Grant Cordially Received at
the Cuban Governor.Gen-
erals Palace.
People in Havana Startled by Several
Distinct Shocks Of Earth.
quake.


DUBLIN, jan, eat II meeting Of the Afat-
sioi, House Committee for Irish Relief yes
tcrtIny Bishop Dngga,l, Of the diocese of
Coufert, stated tltat tho distress III his tlftt
ccso was pressing atMl aggravated, and it,
slant relief WIS required. lie deprecated the
restrictions OF tho l,oartl If Works, under
which but very faw people cnultl obtain
f0a,ls. THE COMMITTEES 1nndo grants for rc-
lief amounting 10 E3,Gs0, including Gt,ooo to
tlio Central Committee Of the Caunty Done
gal. 1twas inttmatcd that FL, 600 each would
,ba granted III five western cOuTlties to tic
Central Committees, comprising tho Protest.
tnnt md Calholtc Bishops, me'nbers at Par
lament, and al1 clcrgymcn anil physicians.
A ttepNtatton WIS appointed tO whit OIL the
Lord Lieutenant Antt Chief Secretary for
ireland, urging tic Government to forthwith
provide seed for small farmers. The Cor
meeting II, lonn Of $4,000 for carrying nut
All extensive scle,ne pf sewerage and paving.
A laage amount nf additional employment Is
gsing afforded by tho Corporation n1ld 1larbor
Board.
GREAT p1srnEss.
IoSpoN, Jim. @s'.-,Tle distress In ireland
Is intcnsifSlng under tho influence Of hars!
trust antl biting cold, which, during the lust
four days, succeeded tho mild wcatlicr which
bud prevailed sliice Christians.
LowTftE:IL :.
LONDON, jan. g..--A t!el,utation Of uneu,-
ploycd laborers Of Dublin yesterday waited
upon TIM ltigllt-Iion. Jal,rs I.owthcr, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, to ask his iniluetlce in
providing llleans tn relieve tho distress
nnlong THO lab0rlng md poorer clnsscs.
Tho spokesman for the. working
ll1ell SAtu there were 4, 600 labOrerH
unemployed III Dublin, whose families were
tl!StItnte. LuWther expressed his sympathy,
but said he coultt not sen In whit manner
tho government could give them employ
Ment.
a lnrgcly-attendetl meeting Of tenant far,rl-
ers WIS held ut Dnllylnoney, County Antrim,
lust evening,
, 1880-01-24
RUSSIA,

ST. PETERSBURG, jan. &i-A statement
TINT news llns been received lruln l'rrsta Till
1onuclng the second defeat Ut tho lttssinns
by tile Turc0inalis, In consequence or which
tho R,lssians wero compelled 10 eyac,lnte
Fchikislar, IL declared to be l,nfouu1e.l.
News hay been received Mt St Petersburg
1ratM tie tsussian expedition, Which simply
55gports nil attNck By tho Turcolnuns vi tic
Russian convey.
DENIAL.
, ,BEn1.1N, Jan. 23.-Tlo new 1'russlnn Cross.
utlzctte lelluunces us puro fabrication tho
statement that Rnssin tin.I addressed notes
70 tue Governments Mt Vienna aud Berlin,
expressing willingness to withdraw her
Hoats 1tow concentrated Nl.0n tlia western
frontier II the presence ot these troUps Is a
solltre Of u,,casncss to tho CAbillcts Of
Austlia and Germany.
, 1880-01-24

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS At HAVANA.
HAVANA, Jan. g}.--Scvcre shocks Ut earth
qnaSe y. were folt III this city last night at IL
"eiock. and again ut this morning. Earth
aua2es llayo mover before bceu experienced
Me1e. and many people were frightened, a1,tl
sa sassed the night III tho public squares. No
pelsoh was Injured, aud ITO lan,age to prup-
KY. Tic duration of tho SHOCKS was about
f"tce nat seconds. Tho barometer was very low
rani ,asS evening. To-day at noon the barometer
'sets1esed 30, Qlll the Thermometer ~,
c,e,faats A,ffcoaats ffotA Vasita Abato state tint a,l
WI asuiaaako WIS severely felt fharo and ulucll
, 1880-01-24
WILL THE CZAll GO MAD2


How Terror of AHsakfnatlou Killed
King FerdlMntId II. Of Naples.
"F u. T." n Editor Phil Null aast,le
To have ones house surrounded by police
mc,,, and to drive out rapidly AMI fcarfully,
enSc0nce1 In clnso stcel-plated carriage
under u heavy cscurt Of cavalry, nlay seem to
most EnglIshmen very nnu0ylng. Few Il,
our island call realize how terrible 1t
IL. havo been 80 close nj, OBJ
server OF almost ilentically tho same
circumstances that my rcco!lcct!o,s
may In tl'Is Inatter bu Of Interest. I do not
spcak Of Nussla, Int OF the Stato whicl.
tWenty-tllrga years ago moro clusely rcseln-
b!ed what lussfa Ia NOW, ~ far as snloltler-
Ing rebellion mud repression go, than per-
haps my other European country. King
Ferdinand II. Of Naples was u warm nd
,nlter an4 closo !Mltator Of Nicholas lilo
and ltsnIty OF port tho SlcIltnn King WAS
second only to tho Car. Ills face boro
very strung. likeness to tho portraits OF
tho Emperor Nero. Ills rulo WIS personal.
Ills lntOr WIS Immense, commencing I'll Bll,,,-
1ler ut all events, ut Il. III. alltt III Gunlpiutu
,d tSaos .|s w. W. hEs s.rsls!oM of kagto!s
It used tn ho said tint not d pump could Iv
liked by II municipality without Tho exprpss
psrn!lssfott 0f thy Kfng, Iii lis ruiN King
FeFttlnalltt WIS nltttl, To all 1xtBnt difficult
for EilglRh pconlu to rrnlize, by tlIp
clergy, both regular md secular, Obedience
to tho Church wna tho tlEst se4Misit to oblalil
tho fuynr Ut tho King. In return, tho p0iiru
Of the Chnrcl! WIS inore subtle alld universal
than ct'cit that or the nEouclartis.
On tho Btli Ut December, lb5tl, I WIS pres
cut ut grulMl military iluss OIL thu Cn.niW iii
Atarxo, llear Naples. At, the llu,1tl of brill.
In,lt stilif King Ferilnnnl held Il review Tint
.iay af sulao l0,0O Of Ills troops. Is usg
'rhl,u Regiment. Ut Classeurs-n regiment
specially formed BY ten. Nunzialltet 10 IT,
: rlact the Swiss trndts lls u hdyg..artl for
tinn, priyate III the io.itth tile from tl,S King
calling nut . O,.u, two, three, four p rushed
.lcr0ss tho rank a1ui charged llts Majesty
with "a bayonet. ~ !ny, opinion, It
setsr Mts @ o. de- sabrs u Suyatat aiSi,e etnt tat
hlyel tho King, lie Has juat Ktazod, to Mt
, 1880-01-24
A PRINCE OF SNINDLERS,

pnrmr.-tta s;c,, Dur "r fn.lIn"
rrisn,, ny ,Y.a". "r sx,. n,1i, T.,.,a,."
1.1a,w r. "s sn1 ~. WIZ. ~" ~ l,...,x.'1,
nx.oW ..' xaa nn" az. ta!s WNe tapsaFea
s san Eraaea*S1-A,i4 !,. .,' H. scheme 70 alaho
laose.
Ntw i'ts snn.
ChovalIer Alfred l'nrllf, the sWlns!ling NJ
chemist, wlo has fooled capitalists III Srul-
;, H. art,o",s ' ~" t",;n. . ~"r,, .a". I i""
, 1880-01-24
CASUALTIES.


WICHITA, Kun, jim. :<;.~-Atlsiees from
Cherry VuIp s.ly tho building nccnple.I by
the 0lolc printing Office, with sleeping rooliIs
III the upper floors, and II furniture store b.
low, burned night before last, nrui tint +. G.
Henderson, foreman, alul William McClaih,
iIaines. An an,pl"yaof The st. i.o,sis MD nd san M
Francisco ,Ra1lroatl Cnlnlany was seriously
burned. Thrce other men were sleeping Iii
the building III tic! tl,llv, but cscipci by
jumping from Il window.
, 1880-01-24
AID FOR IRELAND.
PHILADELPHIA,

TnirAnEIr1lt1, l'n., Jnn. El-A meeting
was held to-tlny, Mayor Stoklcy presiding.
mil committee formed to receive contribll-
tioas fer the relief Of the distressed enple Of
Ireland. y. ]. Drcxel Il ca. Eayc $1,000. 4
suggestion wns lnatu that the respectable
grocers In eacll warl receive contributions Of
provisions, which wnu'tl le transported by
1lal el,arec. John Wn,.anlaker Ii Chairman
0r tliu general Committee, which Includes
George w. ghflt9s, 4. j., prcxel, and .x.tl,a-
lister John Welsh. THO Committee will Issue
Il public ntllrcss.
, 1880-01-24
ROME,

NIAUETONE.H fI{UUltAN.
LONDON, jim. GA dispatch from Rome
says: The newspapers publish a letter
from Gladstone to Prof. Sbarbnro, Of the
Ncapolltan Peace Congress, moving ILLS de-
termination to utiyocato general dlsarina-
nsent from his place In Parliament.
THE AURORA,
Mllle, Was started aS tl1l organ of the Pope,
y really unler tho control ut tho Jcs,llty, us
ue M Per5on WHO furnished tic llluney fur tho
rslablis!i1nont Of tho paper was secretly put
Forward by t!tam for thu purpose Ut tl,Wnrt-
Ing the POpe's Intentions.
, 1880-01-24

NEW YolK, Jan. 2a-Cnrdtnal Alcctoskcy,
through his Secretary, tho lsey. Father Fur
reilly, this morning reiterated his denial Of
tho. truth Of tho rcport TINT nny. teeErnrs
relation to his colliltc,.ancing l'nrneil.
Father Farre!1y suttl thcre wis nit n word Of
truth I'll tho statement, notwithstanding tic
Standards Home correspondent reA1llrlnel
such stAte OF Incts.
, 1880-01-24

rAnls, Juno 9.-At n rlenary meeting of
u'e Republican Left toIlay, 1t was decided to
aKuln otier admission to other groups OF tho
Lett This proposition was agrecd to by tho
extFcnso Left, with certain reservations.
OFFICIAL CHANGES,
lie official journal contains tho details ut
1lttttler0s changes In tho stuff Of ttle Minis
t5y ot Foreign, Atfairs alaa In tho diplomatic
Service.
, 1880-01-24

St'nrSaFIELD, O., jim. 2,-The mccting Mt
the Ope,n-llousc Tonight To hear l'urnrlt anl
Dillon WIS moderately wcil-;,ttclnte.t, many
of the best cltlzurs heing present. +. u.
A[annl,nn presided. Speeches were mnsls by
1'ar,srll, Dillon, Mayer Wallace, nnd ntllcrs.
Tho collection amounted t6 frtih $stO tn
$1,000. parnell goes to Cleveland tomorrow.
, 1880-01-24
DROWNED,

GEols0ErowS, DC, Jall. &}-Two cotorcd
nleiI, Wttlam Isu!n md Jaincs 0'1,riull,
wero engngut III I'LL alteration oil Fretl-
ericl; street br!tlgo, this eycnlng, wl!cn both
fell III tho cA,a! liln( wcro tlrnw1lUtl.
, 1880-01-24

ELEVATED HALLWAY ACCIDENT.
NEW Tollk, Jait. 2i.-At , u'cIuck this
mornln1, I'M Accldelit occurred On thu Ele-
vutcd Iiultronll ut One Hundred md Furty-
fourth street, by, which Il CIR containing
worknlell was Wrecked and several nlpll
seriously injured.
, 1880-01-24
SPAIN.


THE CUBAN NUNnET,
., MADRID, JRii. .l.-Tao Munster OF tie
Solelies Is actively preparing the Cuban
oa''get and tho scheme at economic reforms
1of Cuba, so ~ To submit than to tlla Cortes
~ ulo earliest possible moment,
, 1880-01-24
1sI2NVIDES(.E. M.

Tnov1nEScI:, II. l., Ian. :G}-I}lsllop Iler1-
rIckeu directs tlat collections le taken Oh
Sunday, Feb. /, IN NIL the Cnttotic churches
Of !lis diocese for the rullcf Of tho people Of
, 1880-01-24

Roberta Hun Hook Is the terror of tho tr,lant
Nj. It y the rccurr, tnprn to censtltnents} IT
me httctilnnce nf inelnicrR ut dlyislnils nf tho
House. 11RSt year m tnosntcra ont Nf Ga3 only
nrcrngcd oiio division Ia tltno. Blk mayer put ii
Rti nnpenF',icG AMI nl'ntlt forty nnty nttnllt"l
tett divisions during tho session. Tho motrtlp l.
itnn Misunderstanding thocxcitsc of hcfnK very
busy inen-wcre cspcn1nty retnlss Theru wcrp
ri divisions during tho session.
, 1880-01-24
ANITtSItMENTY

No other Whtsker Dyo cq,,Ais rIftl's-so cents.
, 1880-01-24

Rest Gesunn MotsIod yoat ~ liars FOR box.....f175
HctAfl MArnalatle. puf lar -
AAKthrtU4N, NI,tfls, 0r 0rlb,,,,,,,,.....n.r.., lb, II
North Mf Enata'.d Table eauee, Eor eotsls.s.... ~
Layer ltnthlH. cF bog u
Pine. tpllle Chresu Uuch t1u
EilnDi Itlupsp nav, Gng LID
i{r,i EeDd IUnp l{anS, or t4}l4FY pUF III ,,,,,,.,
Uutax pQr Is
, 1880-01-24
TEAS.


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Now urnana, ret