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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
AFFAIRS N COLOMBIA.

PANAMA, Nov. 0.-Advantagc has been
taken Of absence of President MLez fm Begota 20
get up revolution in Anuoquia. Tho extent or the
movement Is yet matter Of conjecture, bat Il Ia certain
that National troops have been dispatched from points
the iu sufficient number 20 make successful
stand against the revOlu tousts. The movement s con-
sidcrsd ss premature. local and Isolated.
The Treasury OF ths state OF Panama, never In
healthy condition. appears 10 be again distress The
public been iuvited by pubshed notice 10 bid for
the subvcntiou Of the Panarns Railroad Company
ing tho state for two quarters of The year 1882
At this rnte tho administration will have nothing
lett TO exist upon
The State Assembly IL summoned 10 meet Dooemhsr
|. There been late Yas from South or Cen
trail America The following vessels are IN port. The
Chtian war steamer Amssonas, PsciGo isn steamers
COlims, Honduras aouih Carolina. Costa Rcs- Winning.
ton and WBcbester. The Honduras sails for Central
American ports to-day the Coma for SAD rancsco
tomorrow. The weather Is extremely hei, bot the pub
lie health IL generally good.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

lOSDos. Thursday, NOV. lc, lS7o
The British ship dllitoA. bound for Bombay, has
foundcred OF Cape Clear. Twenty one persons twerc
drowned.
At general election IN New souih Wales the mem.
bcrs reurne Parliament for East Sydney, including
the Premier, are all tree traders.
Deputy Le Fsyle's report the charges against Cen
cr. de Classy maintains the necessity Of an inquiry.
and pronoscs that ali the acis OF hts ministry be nves
ga.cd
A dispatch from Berlin Thc PaH hoA Gdt'h' says
The Government will be nterpcated on Saturday next
in the Chamber regarding the anti Jewish agitation
which IL exciting ,iderbe public interest. The
Borssn Zciiun0 stated tDat N many places pubic guar
Ie,- aud ducls have taken placed between Jews ana
Germans.
QUEBEC, Nov l3--A grand banquet was given 40 the
ST. Loui. Hoir last night 10 l. IT, FrccIoto. the poet
laureate of the Frcncn Academy ny his iricr Il n hs
city. Judge IaS 'hsrcAu presided.
ToRoNTo, ont. Nov. 1s-A dispa'cr from Winnipeg
say.: News IRON Fort Walsh 10 October - states that
sitting Bun and ms braves are having successful
hun 4o hunt MIX and Missouri Rivers short
distance south ~ Wood Mountain on the rniuonal
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TELEGRiPUIC NOTES.
CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGaEER.


kILrNTOwN Penn. Nov. 1J.-Philup Miner was
convicted today Ot mansaughter for Killing Thomas Gicn
at Macunge in october.
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ALBANY. Nov lA-lu she supreme Court to-day
In the apple 0 the Attorney tg
North American Line Insurance Company, Ordrf
Issued disinis,ing the appeal
COLLEGE BOYS At FOOT BALL
PRINC TpN. \. j., Nov. Is ln football match
between the -ophomOrcs Princeton college those of
tutrer'S and tOucnuuHus
for Inc Princeton ts.n ana one goal lOr the Hutg,r-
AAEAIsAN INSTITUTE or Ar, HIIECIr
PurIAuFIrufA Nov IS-lhe session Of the
Anl.tian In 4iutc ui Architects was mucd today.
Ibtui- T.. waiter was reelected president 4 J. h'or
srrr,ts.y. aud o. J.. Iiataed. t,ea.ug,r
INEOCINCE FULLY rNVN I'D.
NptTu 40 Ms. h.-.. .Nor. is. .rrit l.wDl-
y ,f M us. ta- u1f meet Iactufv cyI.rue" n. ths
-f.,r. of .lc sI., OF J,lu t,.t To- Who's. sl'Y-
,nil, Na- .trI tirIt tWo Icl, Du. us'.. t.i
ion want oi ~ulA,i.u rtl.-nee
-, WEALTHY G. .LIfOGNIAN FOUND DEAD rs HLp.
| p.i...D tpItt. Ntr. l6-fi..rA AIo.f.if. %
r., M tioruian. seventy years old 7as f'und dead m d
I'M T. G. qua ilod Ibis m0rnt let o. Registered u1u.s
ootl1e p CONSIDERABLY SlUUOlO OtLt Va L1ulss
verl found among ais papers
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EoRK or rHE FlFTH IUDIroNs otFIcE

WASHINGTON, Nov. lS.-rhc annual report
OF the Pifth Auditor of the Treasury, which war sub
mted to the secretary to-day, shows that during the
lastfscal year the total amount o f"cs received for
Official service rendered AZ the yerOu- United states
Cun-ulate- aggregated Ss26.5ij. The salaries and
euiouments to Consular officers amounted 10 SJ7i773
Tie amount expended for relief OF seaneu by Consular
officers Wa S45.G-4, The contingent consulate eN
pcnses were sl27 O59. The aggregate amount Of the
con- pesAon ol collector, Of Internal Revenue for tie
wear was -IZT. .4O3. The amount expended for eX'
ptusc- incurred by those Ohicrr was Tl36S,O33 The
iotll cxl-is. Of collecting 2I ~ j33. TIE cpm-
pru-alt ~ -ore kecpets luntri to ~lO67.fIl 4
The assessments tstdmps aud taxes HgErcsattd
%l32 81 fGl The amount OF cash deposited AZ Ier
this report was SilG,s77.j32. The amount paid for
salaries OF revenue agents including expenses ind
stationery amounted TO $i29569. Ihe adjustments
made by this Office required tho examination OF lsj77O
yOuchcs amounting 10 500, ,j29,79j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
ANGLO-IRISH POLITICS.
THE DIsCoRD IN THE CADISEI-PARNELL REDUCES
RENTS.

THE DISCORD IN THE CABISE1-PARNFLI. RrDVCFS
RENTS.
LONDON. Thursday Nov IL. 1890
TIE St. JdBlCss Ga-ette says 4" Ii is safe to affirm
that there are differences in the Cabinet between
the views Of Lord Sebourne [Roundell Pamerl. Lord
High Chancellor, who holds that the vindicaton Of
legged grievances, and Nr. John Bright, Chancellor
o. the Duchy Of Lancaster. and Mr.. Joseph Cham
berlain. presi dent of the Board Of Trade who be-
lieve coercivc measures unnecessary"
The Pal Mall Gdzetts on the same subject says:
/" Unless Mr. Forster refuses TO be any longer re-
sponsible for the government Of Ireland without
coercion instant coercion cannot b. necessary. and
Ministers Bright and Chamberlain right. Some
thing is said about Lord Selbourne 0Lord Chancel-
lor). 1t Is invidions O introduce personal cOmpari-
sons but If the gossip be true that Lord S~lbOurue
is on one side and Mr.. Bright on another. public
opinion among the Libea ais at any rate, will not be
long in deciding bet ween the statesman who was 50
purbhnd rs TO insist only ten wears ago on the
maintenance Of the Irish Church. and the states
man who has spoken what the Liberals Of all shades
recognize 60 be more solid wisdom about Ireland
than a of his leagues put together"
Nj. Gardner, landlord III Galway County. was
taIrcd and fcatLcrad by body %. armed Incn last
night.
Mr. Parncll has issucd n circular announcing the
reduction of thr Tcu;- OF AL his tenants 10 Sir
RirhHd tutih- valuation lb"gan ne lN20 unul
the aBd question Is settled according 10 the prlh-
cIpics of the Land Icague.
Inc Baroness Burdrtt -COutts has granted ~ LOO
TO the Capc Clear fishermen To- enable them 10 start
operations IN the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
GERMAN-AMERICAN RIGHTS.

The preparation of circular at Washing
ton for the information Of Gc,mana about TO revisit
their native country has caused false report N Berlin
Nat the American Legation there had received inetfuc
ton- on tie matter Thc Berlin correspondent OF fhe
Itnes SAY. thc suhrrt:
Although crcat part OF the business Of Tho Amer
can l. cation here iu ~" iuvc- gation Of
m which German born but uatur1liErd American ct
cd revisuug tr ldtherlnnd. such per
suns are inyariabi. liberated when the international
agreement TIE subject !- proved capable ~ beng m
fprprcui iG tUCT favor. D. generally happens 90 br
There is the most cordial understanding th- subject
between the Cnilcd ~iatco and Germany, AMI .u an
tuo-itativcv informed that nothing la, lately occurred
to The i,-ue ut the above mentioned crCu
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THE INDIAN CAMPAIGN.
CENTRAL Mills oRDEEKD AwAY-isDAVa srI
PILED WITH AMNUNTTIoN TRDA Tnr KtsERyA
TfONs--OIpfEBs ATTACKED.

GFNrEAL Mills oRDeEHD AWAY INDIANS Sup
PILED WITH AMNUNITIoN TRDM Tnr KtsERyA-
TGoNs--orpIEBs ArTACKpD.
WAsHISGrON. Nov. lS.-A dispatch from
G.n,ru Mes, dated az Fort Kc'gh. N. e. November
H. has been ior~arlcd to the War department by Ocn
cral Sheridan. General Miles says:
Being ordered away tn responsibility entrusted 10
10y the Department Cpmnapd"r. dsvOiyes upon 9th
Matters quiet ~ his district The sur' cn isrrf
char %. A. Ia" Agency Iud.ns do not atop
sending cut aud -tea INK pariio -ui the
iug hostilss Obtain ammunition through them
have obtained Information fhousands
~ rounds heiug applied ~ estahishment--l most
earnestly recommend that nl reaTne aud every poni
4 ammunition north Of the Missouri River the hands
drsiroJ ed. or sr@"d On the samo day anl h'd unul
every hostile Indian has surrendered. u All d. found
boxes. barr,l~ and cans mark ~ merchandll.. lle
Indians now have robes 10 tfIde for ammunition nd
urc. The would apply To Woody Mountain
General Miles also forwards dispatoh from Lieuten-
ant Ksnsbury dated Carp Mouth OF the Nu.se Shell.
November :, as follows;
The Indians attacked ms today about n m sous
Indians 10 disfence were discovered hv nOt1uts
upDn by phrS H. ambush, "a quirier ~ mile from
camp. The n, fought tIem well tai forced 10 fsl
back. which tbry ld without losing any men. One u
klcd and three sounded the d-st vol
Icy ! am making ny puSiliUu ~ strong ~ possible;
they bound 10 como back 30 force. they
get word Poplar Creek Agency. a1d to ~.tir4 BuFs
ia our Shack uuiii tA,! 20 us al.
G.nrr NAcs adds thd Maj llges uuit H ilg hut md
-tockad nc mouth o. the hu.se shoil last summer.
mat wil hold all OF Lieutenant Ksngbury'. men and
animis There Is a.o rhe PIT around 'hcIr camp.
Major zcs over 10 that point 70 rsnain FOR
'Ine. await the definite action o. tuc Iwanns
tile camp near Woody Mountain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
ALLEGED ACCOM-

ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE IN MURDER
II ,RElsBUEG. Penn, Nov. 1S.-trank Rumberger,
the alleged aocOmpco in the murder o Daniel lroutnan,
has been arrested
TWO PERSONS KILLED.
PoUGuKrEP~iF \. Y. Nov. lS.-By the caving Of
m kmcut a The sylvan beds last night MI
caei Killol instantly killed and Michael Reilly
badly INJURED that he viii die
4 COLORED MAN M RDERED.
RlCnMoND, Va Nov. lS.-A fight occurred in
scott. c Yesterday whenJ L. Johnson twhel struck
"A negro Andrew Jackson On tho head Win billet oil
woo causing death IN a lew hours
ALARMING SPREAD OF DIPHTIERIA.
U,WihY Penn. Nov. lS.-lIphtheri@ IS raging
IN e part PIX. and western end of Monroe
Cnnrtirs instances entire amihcs down
with The miacy. Man' deaths have occurred
4 WIFE MURDERER CONVICTED.
Cuc.Gn. Nov. 1S.-A dispatch rom lrs NOlnes.
In avs dry IN the case OF henry Osborne clar-ed with
tc murder Il his Wiir brought In verdct guilty Of
deT a'i Ii ed ihe penalty at imprisonment for h1c.
KILLED WHILE HUNTING.
TIxR GROVE. I. M, N"y. Is. CrrrE" MCPAcr~Ou.
Of oi arcd conn Penn. while hunting for deer ia The
mo tains fc~ mile- west n" ths ace Tuesday
staptly killed by the cnla dlschar' "i MS
Al ACCIDENT ~ a PRES ROOM
BUrFAIO. ~ y. nov. ia Ianurcr named
August Frzsclic -iXy-thrrc wears o age while whitrna,h
got caught The turnir"wheei ana was lwei Iohipl'
i"'"'' SHOT u \ Liquor .rouE
p.f IN. TI. Nov. lN.-iu u u' ttfr lttt "ruIon
or-, tho ..t uri U'7 7'i p, 'c ."INrt .hi my hot
,,,r t, -hro, ocsIrf 10 foe lq."r tt+" ol Land
a auI nr ocA,l Up 30 await i' result " uo injHiy.
KocuE,rEIg> LAI. TEEAat El.H
rDC,u,~ rfE. y. y, NoY. l~-A t"IGr ,ctiug OF
,rpr,f Izrus wa held tonight 10 vnr'on com
o tr ttcgIlty oi TIE 'Atr Civ II>Iy, G-n 20
H. Wisius. illuminated aud driven - sutie on
the - ia OF Jane last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
NIT.lL I.NTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-paS.cd Assistant
Engineer H. II. sinions has been ordered to temporary
duty ON board the l, :. = Tall1poost
The L. :. : Towhatan left the Naval anchorage at
Portsmouth. Va yesterday afternoon for New-Yort
The L. = = Alliance left at the came Tor savanna
Ga
Captain Meade cornman nding the L. s. : Vandalil,
which came into collision g. ". Chester
passage 10 Scw York. reports to he Navy Department
intt tue cOlllsinn was onurcy attiihutaule 10 the
hcstrr winch violated the rules ~ the road br chang
ing her course when very th' Nandal aud that
wa. only by good Judgment HAT more serious cOnse
quenccs dld not follow the collision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

NA.UNGION. Thursday. N'y. Is. 1850
Assistant Surgeon G azier If tho United Siaes Nanne
HOSPITAL Service nt Key West Fla reports hte'n cses
of yellow fever ANA three deaths since The i INST
Tc President o,lsy received In ofeia audience tho
lor,rs of cr.teuce OF Colonel = Nonssco. - Envoy
Extraordinary Of Roumani1. aud sonor Don Iadi-o
"A. Iiuyn, IIirlOrlinsry Of thr kcrh.Ic "l "oiiNlA
..,.fant Surgeon " A. Heath. ot lie Marine H"sDiiai
s,s Ina. d. en ord er.d frouI N.Bl 1rk to BuH io
,eo,n,rary Iuiy. ard A.sl-fan, surg NiHtm A.
Wnr-lcr nss occu .rlcrcd nom Nca-lofA 10 Pusnurg
also 'mpOrafy HnH.
Tne Caef of The bureau ~ stAtsucs ports that the
to The ,x .ort, OF d,a-tc bfrlI-.uGs from
,p. Tniied IS u.rs fulu. tuo NORTH of Ot.oDer 1850
W.r. r-s.1lI.tai .aHd t4.uE oriI',r l7.t'
s3I .I.I. t.t feu ~ rs end nd pfnrt. ~
I~.i. r-.I 3S-.D3. tul .,, t.. -tmt .tiot lu icsj
e-o- ..t..Jit
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THE FIELD OF POLITICS.
ELECTION FRAUDS IN TIE SOUTH.

ELECTION FRAUDS IN TBE SOUTH.
,pg FLORIDA ELECTION FhRCE-hRHisTs IN
SOUTH CtROflNA-THE NEw ALABAMA sENA-
Tor-GrNxEAL HAwLEY 10 SUCCEED SENATOR
TATON.
Cbarges of election frauds in the South are
numerous. Z. :. smith, of Florida, says the
eIectior in that State was farce. Arrests
are being made in South Carolina.
LANES l.. Pugh has been nominated hy the
DemocIatic caucus for Senator from Alabama.
The State B,arI0f C1nvasserS met III Albany
II is probable that General Ilawley Will be
,ominated by acclamation by the Republicans
Of Connection, for United States Senator TO
sncceed William w. Eaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
NEWS FROM ABROAD.
POLITICs AND BOAT.RACING.

THE DISsESsIONs ~ IHE BRITISH CABINET w
HEALFD-FOCR BOAT RACES oN THE THAMES
A FRENCH SUGAR REFINERY BURNED.
Differences continue in the British Cabinet.
Lord SclbOrne, formerly Sir Rounded Palmer,
tavors coercion. while Mr.. Bright and Mr.
Chamberlain advocate cOnciatory measures.
A Galway landlord has been taned and
feathered. The -four heats in the bOat-racing
on the Thames yesterday were won re-
spectlyely by Laycock Ross. IIosfner and
Trickctt The Kurdish leader has been re-
pulsed by the PersIans. The Chilians have
dispatched troops to attack Lima. The Etienne
Sugar Refinery, in Nantes, France, has been
DESTROYED by fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
MAXINE I>dNIERS.

QUEBEC, Nov. 1S.-1he llebe has arrived
at Paspcbac with the captain and deigntren sao,s OF
tie harG Edward Cordwcl, which was wrecked ON the
coast OF Labrador.
PoUGmiEEINIE, y. Y, Nov. IS.-Thc steamer Monitor
vas removed from the rocks OF Gicnwood to-day and
brought here
BO~TON. Nov. 1S.-The brig Rapid from =. John for
New York with cargo oi lnmber went sh're on West
Chop Wuu al her sails set. Wind west, blowing gale.
IICHMOvp. Va. Nov. lS.-Furthcr Information re
ceivrd al the Richmond Custom House to-day tends 70
prove that the reported sinking ia Chesapeake bay ui
the schooner william H. Mursin Is . hOaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
PENSIONS IN 1HE REVENUE SERVICE.
lBN TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia RECOMMENDATION
will made " Congress, At ~ neat session, that ks
officers and men of the Revenue Marine service be- made
uensonahe Tor disability rsutng lrum cxpOsur or To-
lury received the discharge ol their dgiy aud pr b
ably II vii b. recommended that provision be made or
thcl- retirement wlt terms and conditions sIinl,r
those under which army aud naval uicet retired.
There thirN ven vessels 10 tlt Marine service,
manned by ABOUT hundred officers aud between
Styrn and eight hundred These dril ed in
the of artillery. small arms ard cuti1ssrs aud n
tIln, perform service sim ldc ~ performed
by officers and men ot the navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
NLU-JERSEY ord FELLOWS.

TRENTON, Nov. 1S.-The annual session Of
the Grand Lodge of Odd Follows OF The state OF New
Jersey closed tins afternoon. The following grand
officers werc elected for The ensuing ycar
Grand N1stcr-Thouas VI. Fcrrcll. e Cumberland.
DCDu,g Grand uGStcT-hcOrge = Courier, OF Middle
Grdnd Wdrdea Samuel " GpckhDl. of Burlington
RcDrcScHtli,rc IN GTG"d LodGc Of he United SiaioS-
William HI. lizard o. Camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
A nIsPUrE OYER rnE IIcrNsr lam

DISPUTE OVER THE LICENSE LAW
IHE RUSH FOR THR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MfEs AND ruE TSDIAS CAMPAIGS-RrvESU.
rENS1oNs-cE>sUs Returns rIR CROPS
The efforts of Postmaster General Maynard
and others 10 decrease the number of liquor
shops by enforcing the license law has
failed. Pensions for the Revenue Ma
rne Service will be recommended to
Congress. The hotels have had all their
rooms engaged for the inaugural ceremonies
next March. General Miles, who has been
ordered away from his present command, says
that the hostile Indians are supplied with
ammunition from the reservations. Frauds
have been discovered IN homestead entries.
THE LlQUOR-DEALRRs TRIUMPH
FAiLrRf or ros1MAs1xR-GEsERAL NAYSARfSs w.
FONT 10 CLOSE LIQUOR Shops NEAR HIs RooNs
WARRINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The large body Of
stisens who have been active prcs0at movement
In ths city to tue rigid arnent Of the
laws In regard 10 licensing liquor shore are to day puch
discouraged The District Commissioners have .esu a,
10 lieense the rum shops opposite the Poet osioc D,
partment against which Postmasier-Ceneral Maynard
onicaly protested The fact that this done withoue
waiting for the opinion OF the Attorney General
the actscn little less than insult u Mr. Maynard hs
Commissioners, however. acted after u ccsf-rcsco
with the President, and cain that he concded
with their Wow of the matter though ne ssid he
should wsis for The opinion of Attorney oener.
Thrre are eight OF these shops opposite the Post Ona
Department aud five around the Interior Department,
making thirteen for the accommodation Of thc cork. n
these two adjacent buidngs On ono square op,ss,l~
Government property snd within sight " the ststs.
War and Navy Departments, snd only one
block and half from tho white House n-es.
tbore twelve ~ She
~ the Etud the city, besides fur gambling houses In
which liquors sold. Thes, vel 80 IA, scores 0f
others about Government property conld all ~ driven
iru.1 such public places II the Pres dsr should accept
The Interpretation pat upon the by tho Postmaster
General nnd the Attorney of the district VITO re-
garfei OF tbe bee lawyers tbe Washington Bar
Tue gam Ding drus are ~ fn blast dW and night
Sdr laws. In t.'sN there las
condition ~ al urs lu TIE capital snce the tmes of bs
war.
Yesterday committee of the Hinistors' Association
called on Ia Pr sfeut and presented him win An ID
df- 0u tlit matter lu when msn ~ the beet citizens
VI taC capita HIr tHfhesfy engaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
.lRMI ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The President has
directed tnat Battery f.. 2ud Artillery, be Temporarily
equipped ~ a battery of hght artillery.
BY direction OF the President The special ordor accept
ing the resignation Of First Lieutenant Fielding L.
Dawes 22nd Infantry, has been revoked.
with the approval OF the secretary of War the leave ~
absence granted Captain Charles Parker, 9th Cavalry
has brcn extended five months
Tue leave of granted Second Lieutenant L. u.
7Ih lnfantrY haS hren eNtenhed three mnnIhs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
AMERICAN HUMfNE SOCIETY.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1S.-The American
Humane Association held IT. second session to-day. Re
ports were received and adopted to The oftct that
act Of incorporation by the National Government he
cured practicable and that active societies in
every state ought he Immediately organic d 4 rcso
miiOa aUDcahng 10 fhe National Euud ~ Health t0 ad
IN urging Congress To sItarlc law fo prevent IN
jury 10 cattle adopted The association adJumed To-
meet III Boston nott year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
1HE OLDEST cHCHcH ~ BosroN

BosroN, Nov. 1S.-A religious celebration
of strising interest took pace n thi, city to-day II
was the 2JOth anniversary OF the founding OF thc First
Church OF Bo-tOn, n society which may fairly
dc-omilatcd az the pioneer cAurch of America GOV
orrar Winthrop. the hrst Chirf Itc.-iuttc Of Ma--H
cu4-tts DcJ-COv. Dudley Isaar John and tir IL
John Wilson The nrst siencrs OF Tie covenant OF
rho ipuf
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4 CoNyEcncCr PASroR MISSING.

NORWICH. Conn, Nov. 1S.-Thc Rev. Mr..
MaslanG. OF Centre Village. lcr home last Monday 10
call a neigbor Since Then hc has not been
has anything heard OF him except that hc did
20 To the ucigbors house but purchaerd tlckci for
Hartford "a station further trace Ol lln nr
yet been gained. H. % g.ol character and
ability aud his disappearance is credited 10 sudden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
THE BROOKLYN POLICE MIDDLE.

The legal dispute over the right TO MEM
bersbp IN Brooklyn Board OF Police between Com
mi .-,ouer Jourdan ex- Commissioners Leich aud
Py burn up again IN the CITY Court before Judge
McCue yesterday afternoon Testimony was taken III
regard t. ~ motion for injunction applied for in be-
ma II of Ielcn and Pyburn to restrain General JOuIdan
fou Interfering with them in performing the dulles OF
C5n,nssloners OF Police and Excise. The familiar facts
in relation to the APPOINTMENT OF Nch'ra Jourddu Hs
sole ComInIssoner we're told. Judge MeCue reserved
lii i.ilI lII Iuattpr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
ono COIL IIELD.

CoLCMBus Ohio, Nov. lS.-1he annual re-
port Of the State Inspector oi Mines shows that the
year ending May 81 1880 the aggregate output Of
from ONO mines was G.397,725 IONS. and the cOmnis-
soncr estimates that the aggregate output for the
ending Dcco mlcr 81, ls-O, VIII reach, II II does not
Cerd, 100000 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
THE AMERICAN hENNEL CLUB.

VINCENNEs, Ind, Nov. 1S.-Thc American
Kennel Club has postponed the third days test owing
10 bad weather and renqush the remainder OF tho
programme The election OF officers has sulted fol-
lows: President z. II. Bryson, Memphis. Tenni first
vice eprcsident Luther Adams. Boston Mass third vice
president Harry Bishop. Louisville k. treasurer and
secretary. James Dew. Columbia, Tenn. Twenty seven
new members were proposed and accepted. and inc ud-
Ing them. the club now numbers III members d. {.
Sand1OIn bias sold has dog COnnl Noble lOr al.O00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
CRATE ROBBEEY ~ BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov 1S.-Much excitement has
been caused in the northeastern part Of the city by thc
discovery that the BODIES OF Mr- Annie Carter and
daughter, Miss Jennie Smith. had been stolen from their
graves IN Baltimore Cemetery. Mrs Carter Vas buried
The 2Oth Of September fast. and her daughter
nineteen ycers tho I'm 0f the present month II II
supposed the bodies sent tO some mcdlcu college
IL II. ! L. -
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THE ARUl AND NAVY CLUE.

special meeting of the Board of Managers of the
Army and Navy Club was held at the clubhouse,
No. % West Thirt.eth-st., last evening, to take
final action on the proposed reorganization and en-
largement of the club. The committee of thre.
consisting of Colonel Edward Gabhard. Major VIII
liam Dickinson and CAPTAIN L. c. Miles, which
leved the original committee of twelve. presented
a letter on the subject. which wlll b. printed IN
.,r. ,,l.pf farm