, 1880-11-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN STATES.
Lost and saved.


ING Lephoru, discovered raft on which
were the mate and one OF the crew OF tne
i'll fated vessel. For six days they had been
tossed on the ocean without food or water
Boiler Explosion,
GrNrrRyIILE, Nov. 1.-The boiler explod.
ed in Jasper Smith'r mill and two persons
were killed and several injured in conse-
luence.
Proclamation Of Thanksgiving.
WASHINGTON, October 3l.-The following
was issued to day by the President OF the
United States OF America:
Proclamation--At no period in the history
since the United States became nation has
this people so abundant and so universal
reasons for Joy and gratitude at the favor of
Almighty God, or been subject to so pro.
found an obligation to give thanks for his
loving kindness and humhly implore his
continued care and protection. The health,
wealth and prosperity throughout all our
borders, peace, honor and friendship
with all the world, firm and faithful adher-
euce by The great body of our population to
the principles OF liberty ynd justice, which
have made eur greatness as nation, to the
wise institutions and strong frame OF gov.
eIulutut, duu sOClCty "AA pSAPSsee"S
it. For all these let the thanks OF happy
and united people as with one voice ascend
in deyoute homage to the Giver OF all good.
therefore recommend that on Thursday,
the 25th day OF November next, the people
meet in their respective places Of worship to
make acknowledgement 20 Almighty God for
his Lounties and his protection, and to offer
to him prayer Tor their continuance.
n hava haranntn
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city OF
Washington, this first day of November, in
hundred and eighty, and of the inGepend-
ence OF the United States the one hundred
and fifth. Il. b. HAYES.
Great Storm and Great Loss.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.--Over $500, 900 of dam.
age was done to vessels and cargoes, and SO
persons lost their lives during egreas storm
on the lakes October 18th.
Berry and Meachaln.
CHEYENSE November berry and
party. including Meacham of the Ute Com
mission, and four Utes. arrived at this place
on the 2Sth instant. Berry protests his in
Docsnce, and from his own report he is a
much abused individual. The party will be
taken to Denver for examination.
Railroad Accident.
SruBESvILlE, Nov. 10, the Panhandle
road, an accident occurred yesterday by
which the east and west bound trains col.
Gded. James Cunningham. Charles Cum
ningham and Michael Lansgon were killed.
These three men were riding in the forward
baggage car, which was completely wrecked.
Thomas Anderson, q fireman, was also
killed. The passengers all escaped unhurt.
Five Men lajnred.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. Nov. "A wall of
new building fell here to-day, buryiLg five
men in the ruins, one fatally injured.
Z. S, Graat' 5r., MaErIed g. to Fannie J.
NEW YoRK, November 2.-The only
daughter of Senator j. B. Chaffee of Colo
rado was yesterday made the bride of U. S.
Grant, Jr. Among the more substantial
wedding presents presented 10 the young
couple was an elegant residence, the gift OF
the brides father.
A Girl Murdered.
STsouDBuE0, Pa, November 2.-This
morning the dead body OF young girl
named Bittenbender, seven years OF age, was
discovered by the roadside fearfully man
gied She had been visiting a neighbor's,
and it is supposed that she was the victim
of some debased wretches who were seen in
the neighborhood. Active measures we're
adopted for the capture Of the murderers.
The DeRveF RioL
DESvEs, Col, Nov. 2.-No further trouble
is anticipated from the mob. All violence
is ended. The report that one Chinaman
had his ears cut of is not true; but several
had their queus cut of and were otherwise
abused. The riotsrs gutted every Chinese
house in town. The pelice are on the alert,
and squads tf them are patrolling the
streets. Early yesterday the mob raised a
disturbance near the post Office. but the cit
izens promptly suppressed it. Over 300 ar
rests ESye been made.
ChIaese Wanted at the south.
SEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3.--An opium dealer
n this city has resolved letter from his
son in New Orleans stating that the Chinese
are arriving there, those whose contract ex-
pied in China, at the rate of 300 week.
They end speedy employment.
stove Works Destroyed.
QUAcKEsECsH, Pa, Nov. 3.-Steyenson 4
Co.. stove works were destroyed Yesterday.
Loss Sl00, 900; insured for $40, 1000.
Trial Of n Murderer.
DowEEvnLE. Nov. AT the trial Of
DeTine for murder the jury disagreed. stand.
ing six to six.
Religious Interests.
SALz LAKE, November 3.--1Ioody and
Sankey will remain here until Monday. An
accounts agree that there is great interest
manifested.
Kentneky Election.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 4.-The Republican
gain in this city since 1876 is l,7l2. Ken
fueky Congressional ticket all re- elected and
EolidIy Democratic.