davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-14

Hu!TtQu EUCc1pFH TUT luu 1u1Ilc5s fstt0s5s luU
Cnlodoil!a clo.!r:np tho last palf OF July
Chtysoeto las contracted with Lcndvitlo
soltG foT the prouGt 1no q th9 S s, fop The
thin @ Gefotof;orc g. Ths viii gse ~ i ulvar HdGl.
tional profit Of fron 5000 to $1Qo per day, cquul
to tho pruaent cxpenso ot the mine.
For tho woeit Gildnx Aug. Dundorbcrg sold
$l,Gl worth or orc, leaving OIL haud l0 sacka for
shipment: ..,.-
a hnn francisco speolnl anys: transactions
Mt tho ExthanIcB t0-day Wert unusually lArxct
with few nxGeptluns. Con,stoek BhAres show M
navAncc which prttlnlacs tlirthor improvements.
1ntt ~ tMuuc1 u neIIf !sGatEu 't !MtAo huas W
rittine 1 tHn i Hi fns,t icrn X t,e't,i,or teSm
, 1880-08-14
pHOV1StON6.

HOG pAopuCyB-Wars fairly active, and !sregu-
larry strung, Aesa port axatn' mounted upwar,i
October. than tho tap psice1 OF tho previous day
There wR1 ! moderate busln9as dpna In pork up
'Changs, rnd It Naa suuoEod that moro
than usual was deus Ia The wsy Of ssttls-
ment "at the oa1ca" than heretofore, = good
many shorts ha.tng concluded 70 Hxo In uut os the
wet" There wis, Ao~ovsr, 1t losat, uns who stuck
OUT, ana fsaslssly called msrRIna tho other WY.
Thvre l. rsasou ~ bssvo thae oss at tbs aharta for
Bap,sn.bur hayo baum hled. with good dcu uu, rot
for uctobos. Lard vas Irregular and meats quoted
ssrux aEder but locn! tuyots ware nut senarally
willing to psJ fnsther aAsaues tbs sttss Aaats
weFs rspoFtHd t0 he badly wanted BY consumers lu
tho Aoa&A snd lot Of 20m lbx short ribs sold At
por ID louso for Shipment Liverpool wns quoted II
higher on pork ID htxaer lard. and lt7s higher
meats
Special reports u the Cincinnati rtes CaFrtRt show
the nusnDor Of hogs packed fsom March 70 date snt
, 1880-08-14

L
F1ouIk-Wns In llltla more demand, but MAS Qulot
at bust. ThGre llat inquiry for export md tho
f0enc was ir.u one. In sympathy with nhaat. Rhles
reported of Lou brls winors. partly at ss7oa
6n4 aD br!s double exttns ut t7.l017p for pntanas
and = brls rye auur private serus Totai l56 brls
Exr0st Hours worc quoted at A.W3t75 for good 10
chDlce cxtFns.
OTHER Ms1LsEuvrs-vore In good demand and
Bteady. Saloh wefo II cat1 bran At &8t58g.Ia
p!d,lllnGa nj sl3CpihAWJ car Hhcnt screenings At
asWi coarse coru-meal vns nominal Mt $3.50 por ton
on tsnck.
srniNG wrrEAr-wax moro active md stronger,
advancing 4o for next Honth from tho latest pr!cos
OF ThursdnJ, and elos!nH Arm Tho British markets
wtro tnhcttvo md EenGrrlly 1owor, whtl0 Now York
hcro miro buying orders botnR sscetvod from out.
sldG. Tho nnws caixcd IN sAsfor fo1ing ehrJ. but
tho markrt wua yaEy stendy. hid about II o'clock It
wss III u satrsp ttpss5h9y pss9yo h ~ tss
y :E Te5" ~ .fo u ~ S,n n y te t
s
n,Sht ] Saase .a1n aasanes;, rns ps,va!S adyts,s
ss @ sd I sS ,s9s stS * ss. a S
sns3 s;;d ;;a aSp, ": %sx
ss aal siosed Il VIZ. ss!Iet ssd osr!y
i. 'Ss ~ oeFfS ud J. ~ sa saa
M y9' n sSs ts'9s 81 I'd cSfs M n ns9s1sd nscIs 1T ot
s? "a 5 SS i; s$ps II j i'5 Ii S:s ss!f S s.
Xiso i:Sn " ~; sSRGesSta & sido i .ssce: ~ w.
sFnvSn anl 4ftorwat.is rnIsd ssuady. sSsnA ii s,q
Ss III is Il Sy assf ass fess. t sis
III s Faass IT, WIZ ~. x s. 9snss S n
Stt osers sssS isv; tun.o said tssofc waro a1ne On
TX s'ls; 5 SS ~ @
Ssss Rs & i1;:i i @ e
s S ~ W y j. aota
.CHltH-was uctlvo ind excitedly stronger. ndyan-
, 1880-08-14
Withdrawn from store during Thuradny for
city consumption: 1,s40 bu ppta+

Withdrawn frnf1 ft7rpH HhNtadhp Y0F
c,,v con.,,mn,ton. sia h, na.s @""''"'
~. ..n..r,.S-'-,''N ."' ~
Il. ~. S'... A StNl.' ""a anspectea NV sEosv
80 JsstetN nAv.nAEs :" Ga1' tsu
., ~ ~ ava "'n.vf " case W. .uos
.tc q =, .oton,nJ .ss 49,. .V., ,oe eas ..ne.,,
mn .s". -. ~, .e ~. Nv st"ac w" "neuos
ncv t,ra ~ an.. amt os noo r., o@s t,q
nnr..,. a".y a.. u sto y" t'1co..a .Ns'. s' ~
~. eu.",; - e"s & w. ua., % eafs No. I "a.o'S -
eas ~ .,s .~su' ~ - =. c.s W ae!so'ra !ok ,, ua
~, ~ ss. 80 =. snts ~ w. t"As ,e1.essu
o, or, ,.ss - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
~" ~ ~ ,.s ~. ~ ~, !napeus
" no ~, ., @ ~. ~ Nv "a. 1.ssf - w hpsiS n
III, ncs IT,. =" 'F'>'' 0' '"''' M -" " A">S
.......-. a..
Iao !eaa'ng psodnee mafkete wero Eonoraliy
moto ao.iso yeatcfoay, MI" inuan stronger. coFlt
NAs e3enetny iuttner Fopor!s Or extensive aath'
MEc ~ "HFln8 over wlae pelk extending from
eastern ifaliaMa 10 western aa1tsonr'. and tho
l"hsaet "oH1 up ehnrpiyt tnc longct 1HturcsM!.
vanclh0 tho moel. II was taoaght tnat tho yiota
n.s oeen Vosy HatoF'a!!y lceseno" py soasnh
OF dfonent toilo~ia9 rather soveru rnlt'a, which
hae ioft the ground n,akcd ana ka!od on tho
lower leascs from tho stalKS. Rooa fnhhy
uusas otac!s % LOT eoFn ~Gso recesso" from 'noso
a. ..a ,a,..'. ~ soass s.~. % ''.'y peu@
'"e'a aaao ".s psu.. aouo.
..,,.'. ..H ".e 81 ~ nSls 49, rt",o rt ~ as'p"MV
..n..ss, 70 ~ n r.s..." "uau ~.
strongar, rye higher, an,l hurley do. Mess pork
hold along for n guod while Mt the cnhalicod
figures Of tho previous day, but won't up lator,
though tho gonttomnn roputed to control tho
deal was understood to bo FREQ seller. There
wns not much chnngo In lard or meats, though
tho latter wore Btntcd to bo In big tetuat1t ut
southarn points, with practically nonc to hc Ind
elsewhere thnn In Chicago. buyers In tho
S0uth) nre only tnkinx hold OF stnall lots
individually, but tho number Of indt-
v;lua1s who want to buy ia reported to
DO lurRe, funktng a biz n9rrc4nto demand.
Naeos F"sf> 1'ooea ~oS Is"h %'p''u@4Ao''0 lVA
, 1880-08-14
SONNET TO A COW,

Why, COW. how coul.lst that& he 20 satisfied,
81 vol cnntont with MI thlllKs hcr0 below,
So unobstruslyo and ~ sioepY:eyol,
80 n,eck, 80 !nzy, ai,d ao awful a!0w7 49,.
Dhat thou not know thnt otcryth Ii mixpi,
Yhul nAuxht IL ~ It should 10 on this E.Fth,
'ThMt Ktievotlsly tho world Aoe4s To 10 fixed;
ThMt times .lsG Aarl; tllut llfB IL rll ut care.
=, Dt su. mud tft,ubt9, und tllitownrtlcast
That lnyu Is fully, friendship but q snaEet
prtt! row, thls is nU tltst for !Axtllesst
Tho cnd linn chGWcst III hvt whYt It seeMsI
Get Ep and moo! Tear round and quilt thy dreams
-ttlep Ayktrfttht,
, 1880-08-14
LIVE STOCK.
T0t4a..........,...,..,.,....,.. A8
f1t}aA $11in is1n Nnttrsa -aa rfNtRh In

2rNh4
Tho following notice Was postoa In tas "@sS-
building ysAt0rday sofou0cn; =, III
Al! iatpreatad In the krsot eattl9 H1tASSS,ns ~
world Are REQUESTED IL no0t In }6ls n1t9ibs III ~
0'el0ck kht &tteFnuou, tu consnlk nPo, IIlses4s4
msthu4 VI protecting our 1eaFket Aka!Fe. -, Enalkh
cHat0m9fs 81 establishing ihs fact that ~ ggsssss
Known hui i conts9oGs u Ea - tsssa Fl ~.
C&inP ffuul our npJ{Aafn. saI44d c4lua, VI eAA'''
oATrl4E-llather moEe WAS aceou1plAaSu ~ .sts
way Of sa'va than on tbs day bafore. but ar 4,
In no way Improved tho market rullas w.. .,S ID.
descriptions. New YORK w4s sSpoEtsd bsa' chs,.
vtesa from other po!Rts wste b. NJ uasans .o sud
setetsa stimulate movement In that a11sst VI
uader l&Els supply. tie maskst sen'&1psa, r., M.eps
unsattlst. Tbsss wss III further Qlotta.s 'ra IL
e1uept .a culumoa 70 uood sfaAa s.Iss" IL;
lac luups than Thursday, Or ~ decline a' mh.,.i
wcsk OF z225c. Gpofv gt4das, fpou&o ~ thsn
supply. sold vol up u provtous rataA not 10
atty apprealable decline In natso butchers m 4p.
Tsxaus xud Wsstlrn cattle. Willis t'Isfe ~ tssl ol
ssnco OF any Appearances OF activity Sos ,.n ol
trading sAs dons dur1uH the day, tho iatst rIau
the svpply cEa4aluR ths scales, k1postan ~ LIE
Aal shlvloFs kasL sna ahs local tfsGs - r., xv.s
TOT natives pnd El.hSaN fur Te1ahs' s.L w, ~ e,su
grass catu9 wp1o especially hsFa ~ ssu' saa SA-'
, 1880-08-14

Clar1 C. nennatt fl'cd II bill yesterday ngu!nst
Benjamin ncnnott. asking for divorce on tho
ground Of bis dtsortlon.
Il. G. White nso' Asked for q divorce from
MMry White, tho charge heIpg adultery.
, 1880-08-14
COMMERCIAL

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lradng nstlolcs Of produce Ia this city
during the twenty -four hours cuatug at O'Clock
Friday morning and for tho corresponding time
Last years
, 1880-08-14
1ti.lEldE.

Tho Superior Court law oatenlar. now being
prepared will Include ull cuscs, beginning whcro
Judge unry loft 0tE, a,d coming dawn W ~ to
Include all cAsea brought to tho September
term. No trlAl notteos need hu llud.
, 1880-08-14

Tho National Cur Iisuko Shoo Cou.pAuy He'd a
yesterday axafust tho Illinois Central HALL
road Company to restrain It from Infringing tts
patent fMr car-brak9 shocs issued originally
Oct. y, 1865, to james Htng.
, 1880-08-14
MINING NEWS.
NEW YORK.


ny the Mining -assacfaft1 prtls
New Yonx, Aug. 13.-Dusincss wns liroly ut
tho Mining Exchango t.,-Iay. aud prices wnre
generally vol sustained. Tho closing ollcial
, 1880-08-14

Tho Lake KrIo T. Western Railway earnings
for tho month OF July wore Slla,eha. axulnat
$a9,s1s last ycars comparative Relu, 8Gs680, or
equnl " lA0 per cont tnor1asn.
The sarniugs Of tho IT. Louis 4 Sun Franc!sco
Railroad Company for tho trst weak In August
wesu f5Jau0. an increaxy Of si8,0M over those
for thu corresponding pyrioa lust year
Tho earnings for THY th!cnxo & AItan Railroad
Company for the fourth week Ut July shuw au
Iurrcuso Of $ii, ,tJ5,
, 1880-08-14
Stocks Open Irregular, Rally, and
Close Strong.
Rumors Of Serious Damage to the Corn
orop-0old Imports.
Free Shipments Of Currency to the Coun.
try-Local Finances.
Tho Produce Markots Active, and Genorally
etrongcr-Pork Still Excelsior.
Corn Excited BY Reports ol Brought IN Tho Corn
Btlt-0thsr Graln Higher iu Sympathy.
FINANCIAL.

oe4t"''aes oi"'u h1HAei III e3MRalnJ'
FINANCIAL.
-
Al Tim oncn,nv .toot. ,oosc, ucc,. ond I'm.
ocrtait,. ana II, i n,mhnr NJ en.cs f,,rthor ,lo.
cuns .ynrn n,I1o,1 ~ ,hnsa ,un,Io tho Snv hofor,
nut a,tsr n ifttio ~ +h;s hn.I,at,on tha rrnrkct
olranccd shnrrfv and c,nxaI with ,ouetaornhio
uoins nvcr nnnnin, nrtcns Tin cohlo hrn,cht
no,ys ~ ,un t".rc .h,rrcrts ~ rots trr,s
rrn,co ~ ~ No VIII n,"arat,h n"r,v .v t aa
01.cfsn. Thcsc hnvc henn ontfoinntr1 nIs1utnt.
inn a,nrfcs p,,o,t t,e cnrt, cron hcg,n N snnro
tbom,o,,.o. hcnr, 1.ho ,,autnor Ia. ,,o,r ro.
too trv lutclv fur corn. and II n change iro. ,ot
anon .,ono rrcoi ,on,n ~ ,yii In Ionn !, - cron
worth many mti1nna nnorc n ,hc oo,,n, ~, thor
tho cottou nrMluut. e>'"'@
Ain,nst nj, I'm rI,anoo. In nrtco, wor, ,,nw,r1a
1,ool, Island inn;1o ~ IN IN. Now Yrrs Eo"tro;
4, to io.E, after seliue ut 1s,.: b,ichiann Con-.
~ ~ tn",,S, 1an. ase., ~ ~ =. ,nen r. Ss
n r. n,tcr soi1;n~ -, so.1. ,tn M rtato,ra, ~ -
:O,E. Nnrthucstopn a. ~ ,on,t ostor so,1t,. ~
osx: AZ. rnui IL. tn sea:. nftcr sc1l,n1 a. ~.
,Ynt,.h 49, -. ~. ,s,H s.nt su,I
mmcs ~ ~ 1,a at .s,', s9, =. ss sno
- ~, ~ ~. ts., w., scs ~ o'i onlo -
TO u. st 200 ]. to'hA: tic preserrod ~, to 5ssas
pauff,o bfnil ". 10 ,1og. 13,,t]son 1H. IN s1a:.
1notn,rnrro - ~ a*n.. 1orsn,. f-n.,+.o, -
~. 1ca,,ia1 - =: ~ '. T1oy psn,a a. y 10 70
oi'i; Iron Mountain III, to a5n; Western Union
IT, 10 1O8tt. f,hntfnnooun tx tn A.. Tokc Grfe 1
3w",a -. n,,t - w 1,. nNNo l.t'e y
torro MpreGr ~ n,eu 70 oi H0f'n0Fh fac'''o pre-
Louisville & Nashville opened e,x bottor, at 11s.
sol,l 1r to to, nnl closed at 1s5if. Thls roaj ID
M" earning ~ por cent clear on ITS atock.
SIM Franulsc0 preferred, loat ]. to A.. North-
western preferred u, to 1l0H, lilinols Central
y, to 1Os,;, or. dividend pcr cent; md Morris
& Essex i, to 101,;.
4 bad bunk statement Ia expootol uaa.n In
New York to-day.
The loaus Of tho Now York buuks aro now
higher thnu they hayo ever boen bof,,rc.
Eric second o. opeuod ut sos;, sold at yo,i, and
closed nj g0n, ~
Governments ononn1 stronr. INIT c,oscl n
trIEo WOnkDr. DISTRICT Of EOlu{nhfl 1G5S. Q3
htt nnfl I'M 1uLnd. Inn 1. Inns, I,fJ ,,,1 1nn.t
wv" asAa 1eS '4o"e4t tuo a. Au"R wv "uo Auu@
hskctls tho 4i3s, 110E bid md 11tA nskGtls tho
hs int: hid nn,t Ilts. eli nj. tta Gs mi !, I n.j
,ni,., 81 's ~' -'' s' N''ss WA 's-3
AuA4 hhhG4.
| TOr1TNfi OVcNannA lVnA Nrfrnnn1V ftt1t wi
1 .ns,tn,.,,,..
lGnuGlGca 70 weakness Yrc3gnt rates nkkOW
tto I'm ntrt ntlon ~ ,rr1I onf,, ,p =, All 1,o
, 1880-08-14

Shaving u a rustuly business, shAvlug With
CutieuEa sha'lu8 6uap aiUnc ucceptc1.
, 1880-08-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Spte!al Dhpafth to 1nt Catea1o Tribune.
NEW YunK, AllE. 13.-Tho opening dealings
wero uttendcd with conallcrohle orcftomnnt,
md t,nr., ,,., ra,ar., ,ra.s,,.o ~ III stnos.s
h,, ea,.ad nr4ea. " ~,
tsrdnys clnso, but thoeo was no very great u,1tr-
tIty Of Btocka from nnv ono eourct,. nnrl n ,vna
sno, ernera;,, .t,.t tss.s ~ ,,...o r,.,... 49,.
Stocks ut tho decline. Th!s led tho room rudors,
who had sold short, to cover, and thoro .wns a
p+,,t.uot rrcov,rv ,yhch ,yns ui,o,l t,v /, rnnort
~. W.z "t ~. y! .upe1s
, 1880-08-14

JUDGMENTS.
.surxRlOR CouHT-CoNFKsa1oNs-Fra
Handt V. August 4. Iianut, Et6l.76.
, 1880-08-14
GENERAL MADKET9.

@. dENENAL. MANKETs.
nunnNC0uN.trost In .,odnr,t. r.,un.t nh~ -.
- ...- ...,- -. =
PuFte N"n"t t.8 Nu" ea"p az INV w A"fN1AuV. LEY
W4ntAgf ~ bk1Q QAt1 kHoft0n4Q G08
duptlun In Tho West and East Quulatlunat
E3snic1 M3 SaHsss MSH
@ @HtnS 32
tG4 t!Np9tt .Dt3n
!ntuft1t RiiA OH
Grooke0.. .ss'.......s,a 2H1
NUIsrHR-With 4 continued fale don1And and no
in,Y,txar,ant IN tho FecHknts botd2rs fnunt llytIe
,Is,.,., !, T., ..nI,,n. - ~ rs.ns
ulucnIT ~ ss"'h"R ~ 'ale pFeSs. t1o8uet1 outt@Ft
for which pttc0s nr0 relatively high, Was Rlox, but
rsso w. a'
~'us sF'@,'nNs".~|. s-e@s 81.
Tha tecepta a1a exports ~ row xofx OF bntfe5
{xtcluuiyG Of bEttfrtnA} hnep May (t1le baznuinu
~ I'm tr.da vnur. on,n,x "a ss foiInr.,
" 'D' ''"sS s'''' S'''s"'s - Tsesin,, u,rox,,
PAY$', ttt.
Hat He1k.. 's.s''''.ts'tss"s' saHS 61HkA
SAtA8 Moaz 45p HaA2 Hlhhh
sihg9 nay !aN.s N.ss..sssss.ts''.'s,t'fiAI9 lin y!
sums tlnlu lust lhaD F,N
WH QuUto3
Gretntrf al
fD4a " thulra VIZ
, 1880-08-14

Tho cargo market wAs qulst aud stsady. Ths oatf'
Ings wero sa,ul and about half a aoGen loads ~sft
so'd In the conrso Of the day. Short plees+tu9
brought tast, and Mnnlstoo t*tM Inch wus not aue'
tabIy chuncoa, but II Is understood tat "pFsria7s
retcoa" aT0 oecusloualiy shadpd. Hhlnples cpnt"as
nrn,. and few 1ath. arc couluY forward. Following
urs tim u,,ut ntinnat
, 1880-08-14

IA
4AiAssst+.tss ApAft8
The yard aaatkot continues hot!ro and stssdt Ips
shipments aEe lboEst and fur ahsad Of thQss Of ~
year ut tha sana Lime, Tbs yard docks are ead Y =
prulty full! md deasss seea to DO aple lu ate ess
q eserytnlnE that ooHe9, fp'lo"nS u ~ a1l MI,
Etrsf MA ss.eSn% Hises snG *tnnkk *ss.skk''' So &M
fisst MI sScS,nA He..s fx1Htt< $nn pI9
fss,iri I.iSnr r. ~, ShS~'t A%*W 'uS"+''""'t E4G
Mri ia1d SECOND clvas souah. ! Go6... ~. $SS ~
ii1st nd .scSni elssr dr:;:ad ;idiaa.:: RS
Ets9riS11 ssesa9r s1 n9sn1 ;:as..s....3'."*'" al
61x.h.,S.tis H inn si ,nasTsis aieu''''. aQ}N4
sit,Ct b,,r!is HtaiS n SnchH rnnvn
ii stnns hisris hi n IKE 'oeA"''t''' WIp ~
ong ssoGx pSsTfs T.sa ~ i.tr i3fH
Esms"HH' EH' MI iuiil1lM
,ssnn,, f,: fsus
r1MM1H h1,srds Nj II Nh IL pA9E9
R$;$: R;:'|$ ;: 4 Al 4
i,ttoes' d,tMttoes' 1t ~ ~ MGdtaata: 10 u ona7f'' l
ass'Shhs;i:::: atsSh;i @
ssSS||5s:: ..:.,"::."."":::: fa8
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-12-18
NATIONAL EDUCATION.
Synopsis of the Bill Just Passed by tn
Copofo

Synopsis Of the Bill Just Passed by the
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE following is
synopsis of the Burnside educational bill as
passed by the Senate today:
The net proceeds of the sale of public lands
and of patents are forever set apart for the ed
ucation of the people. The Secretary of the
Treasury shall yearly apportion TO the several
States, territories and District of Columbia
upon the basis of population between the ages
of and 20 years, the said net proceeds for the
previous year, which shall be credited on the
books of the Treasury as an educational fund,
on which per cent interest per annum is to
be paid to the States as above provided. That
for the first ten years the apportionment shall
be made according to numbers of the popula-
tion of ten years old and upwards who cannot
read and write; and provided further, that one
third of the income from said fund shall be
annually appropriated to complete the endow-
ment and support of colleges established, or
which may be established, under the act of
1862, until the amount annually thus accruing
to said colleges in each State shall reach $780,
900; after which the whole amount of said
fund shall be appropriated by said States, ter
ritories and District of Columbia to the edu-
cation Of all children between the ages of six
and sixteen.
The Secretary of the Treasury is authorized
to add to the fund any sums given to the
United States for that purpose. A sum not
exceeding 80 per cent. of the amount received
by any State the first year, and not exceeding
10 per cent. in any year thereafter, may be ap-
piled at his discretion to the maintenance of
schools for the instruction of teachers
of common schools. To be entitled
to the benefit of this act any State,
etc., must maintain for at least three
months in each year until January l. 1885, and
thereafter four months in each year syste m
of free public schools for all children between
and 16 years. Any State rnisa pnlying- any
OF the money received under this act shall
forfeit further grants until the amount SO
misapplied shall have been replaced by said
State. Nothing contained in this
act shall be held to alter any preyi-
GUS law regarding the disposition of
public landsnor to limet the power of
Congress over tie public domain, nor to inter
fere with the granting of bounty lands to SOL
diers and sailors.
The bill also authorizes colleges established
under the act of 1862 to establish schools of
technical education of women.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-12-18
EUROPE.
The Queen Urges Gladstone to
Adopt Coercion.
DRAWING A JURY FOR THE LANE
LEAGUE TRIALS.

New YORK, Dec. 17.-Cable specials state
that there was a painful scene between the
Queen and Mr.. Gladstone at Windsor over the
Irish question, Her Majesty urging the Pre-
mier very decidedly to resort at once to force
and crush the disorder in Ireland.
A Dublin despatch says that during the strik-
Ing of names of the jury yesterday, at each
name struck off by the Crown, Mr.. Dillon
traversers counsel and cousin of Mr.. John
Dillon,) cried, Another Papist,'' or other
wise called attrntion to the fact, though the
master of the Crown Office severely reprimand-
ed him. Some Catholics are included in the
remaining twenty-four persons in the panel,
but the probability is that great majority of
the jury will be Protestants Opinions differ
regarding the probable inclinations of the jury
but it is not generally considered favorable
thus far for the traversers.
About 1000 persons assembled in Fillmore,
county Mayo, and rebuilt a house from which
a woman named McNicholas had been eyicted.
The rebuilding occupied four hours. They
then reinstated Mrs. McNicholas and left her
three months provisions. A large number of
police were at the scene but did not interfere.
When all was over the people quietly dispersed
in marching order each section of the Land
League headed by its own band
LONDON, Dec. ia despatch from Cork to
the Times says there is great want of employ
ment throughout the country owing to the dis
inclination of landlords to lay out money. At
soVordi HtoblnSS recently nelQ farmers were
summoned to give employment to laborers.
The agent of the Earl of Cork was requested
to provide labor on the Earls estate near
Charleyelle, county Cork, and he has just init
mated that he will open works in that locality
and give employment until March.
The iron screw troop ship Assistance which
is about to undergo reftting at Portsmouth,
has been ordered in readiners to proceed with
in twelve hours notice on special service to
Ireland.
The officer commanding at Birr, Kings coun
ty is ordered to patrol the district nightly with
forty soldiers. Thepolice patrol is also doubled
William Bence JONES' who has been made a
victim of "Boycotting," writes to the Times
as follows-I am getting SEINE resolute men
from distance, well armed, to replace the la.
borers VINO left me. Two policemen sleep in
the house and four others are stationed neal
my farm. have applied for more protection
and troops are promised me Friday
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times continues tc
deprecate the quiescent attitude of the govern
ment in the matter of lawlessness in Ireland
DucLN, Dec. fit is seated that Michae
Davitt's ticket of leave is about to be cancelled
and Davitt arrested.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-12-18
HORRIBLE.
Burning of Wall Paper Factory
in Buffalo.
OVER TWENTY MEN AND BOYS BURI-
ED IN THE RUINS.
Many Killed and Wounded by Jumping
from Windows.

BUFFALO, Dec. 17.-Fire was discovered this
evening in large five story building occupied
Birge & Sons. wall paper manufacturers.
About $50 employees, men and boys, were at
work. In less than 20 minutes after the alarm
was given the building was a mass of flames,
the walls crumbled and fell and buried 20 or
80 employees. The doors to the different rooms
were hung to swing in and retarded the egress
of the occupants. The building was without
fire escapes. The terrified workmen took to
the windows and many escaped with broken
bones and bruised bodies, while those in upper
stories, unable to escape, appeared for mo-
ment at the windows and then sank back suffo-
Gated in smoke and flames.
Three were killed by jumping from the win
dows, six have fractured limbs and other in.
juries from the same cause, six are missing and
supposed to be in the ruins. The flames des-
troyed the Union malt house adjoining with a
large quantity of grain. A small boy jumped
from the fifth floor and caught the telegraph
wire which broke and, sliding down the wire
he escaped with only badly cut hands. The
buildings are now mass of smoking ruins.
The parents and friends of the dead and miss
ing ones surrounded the ruins. The list of
those known to be killed will probably be
more than doubled when the smoking ruins
can be removed. The pecuniary loss IS estima-
ted at $2S3, 900.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-12-18
MINOR KILOGRAMS.

A six story brick block in Cleveland, owned
by Geo. M. Atwater of Springfield, Mass, and
Manufacturing Co., was burned. yesterday.
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The reported suffering among the Come
mara colonists in Minnesota is denied
Maud Granger, the actress is dangerously
i'll in Hannibal, Mo-
A Montreal despatch says mass meeting Of
sympathizers with the agitators in Ireland was
held there Thursday night, under the auspices
OF the local branch of the Land League. The
attendance vas small and no leading Irish
men were present. The speeches were moder
ate and well received by the. audience.
1t is stated that Turkish emissaries are TO
menting revolt in India against British rule.
Cashier Berry of the Hackensack Savings
Bank has been indicted for robbing the bank
of S134 900. He is in JAIL
An Armenian journal publishes an account
of a sanguinary fight between the inhabitants
of a village in Turkish Armenia and Turkish
troops. A Russian consul has gone to investi-
gate.