The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-06
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TO THE DAILY CLARION.
NOON REPORTS,
Fire in New Jersey.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 5.--The Celluoid WORKS
are on fire; caused, it is reported, by an ex.
plosion The entire city hre department is
out. No particulars obtainable at present.
Specie Decrease.
BERLIN, Jan b.-SpeciO decrease, S,s6O,O00
marks.
Condition of Goods and Yarns.
MANCHESTER, j Ian 5--The Manchester Guar
dian says: The demand for goods and yarns
were moderately active Saturday, There was
fair inquiry for India and Calcutta, and tele.
grams are more encouraging-and but for
high prices here, good business must he done
in that market, Manufacturers are, however,
in very firm and threatening aspect. The
cotton market renders them increasingly ditl-
cult to deal with. Advices from Cuba show
no improvement.
Steamer Ashore.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Northern German
Lloyd steamer Hanson, from New York, Dec.
49, for Bremen, went ashore on Tersohelhng
Islands, in North sea. No particulars,
Destroyed by Floating Ice.
PARIS Jan. GA dispatch says The stone
bridge Of lnvalides, has been destroyed by
floating wreckage and ice Considerable
damage done in the Provinces around Nancy
400 villagers have been driven from home
Opened Under Happier Auspices.
PARIS, Jan. GA Calcutta dispatch states
that the Viceroy in speaking of the State ban
quet, New Years day, said that the new year
opened under happier auspices and with more
hOspitable augueries than the old one, but that
the soldiers work in Afganistan was not yel
over, nor could it be relinquished or released
until the object sought was completed and at.
tanned, and that object, he said was not the
acquisition of territory, but securing future
peace in India and solid guarantees of India
! AZ lfkanas neighbors.
Notice of Appeal.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 5.--Adjutant Bare
noH of the Russian gunboat Resta, during
| the Russian-Turkish war, who was court mar
tialed and dismissed from service for making
use of indecent language in reference TO .h'
| Ministry of Marine, has presented a notice OF
appeal against the judgment Of the court, and
| ii Is said that the Minister Of Marine has pre-
sented petition for the remission of sentence
and has offered his own resignation simultane
ously.
Fire and Loss of Life in New York
| New YORK, January ga fire broke out
| this A. NJ, in the basement of No. "a and On
East 4th street, known as Turner's Hall, and
occupied by Mr.. Wrinkle as q ball room build
ing, was owned by the Turner Society, aud
was damaged $1,000; stock damaged $1,000.
| After the fire two girls ten years old, Louis
Schmitt, 80 years, Henry Ghwile, D years,
Teusa Eckard rs years, were found on the
! the TOP floor all dead. Wrinkle and his wife
were badly burned aud sent TO the hospital.
Annie Bauer received internal injuries, by
| jumping from the 4th story window, and was
badly burned about the hands and face. An
unknown woman had both legs broken by
jumping from the top floor.
Additional from the Fire.
NFw YoRK, Jan. 5-It was kuown that VIM
| Winkle. the proprietor, with his wife and em-
pleyees slept in the building, and before the
heavy doors could be broken open several Of
them appeared at the upper windows implor.
ing help, then after the doors had been closed
the unfortunstes could not be reached, as the
flames swept up the broad and only stairway.
The fremen went TO the roof of the adjoining
house hoping to release the imperiled people
by means of a scuttle, but there was no scut-
tie to the building in which they were con-
fined, hole had to be cut through the root
and by this means only we're they reached; by
this time four Of them had been burned OF
sufFocated to death The origin Of the fire il
unknown 1t broke out in the basement anC
swept up the broad stairway like flash o.
lightning; during the night there had been I
| Weu0iuH CCleDThttu III tut uulluluR Uub wv
guests had all departed by o'clock, q. IN
Three hours afterward the fire broke out.
Serious ARRAY.
LONDON. JAN. ga very serious ARRAY oc
CURED Friday between the Royal Irish Con
stabulary and some peasants of galway, du
ring which the police fired on the people bu
nobody was injured. Galway county IS in
very disturbed condition two hundred eGtri
policemen have been drafted here.
salesbury's Approval.
CoxsrAsrIsoPLE, Jan. 5--Lord salesbur
has approved Of the arrangement entered int
Dec. 3lst between Minister Loyard and tn
Sultan, the fulhllment Of the arrangement u
: part was that the papers Of Mr. Koeller, Gei
man missionary, be handed to slr AUST
Loyard; the remaining principal points OF al
, rangement are the release Of the priest Ahme
Tewfk, and an informal written apology Y
D the British representative
A Ships Crew Rescued at Sea.
l LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Norwegian Bar
skein. Capt. Jorgenson, which arrived a
! Liyerpool January Ist from Pensacola, re
, cned the crew Of the Norwegian bar
2 Aldebaran from Baltimore for Amsterdam
| a handnued at gea