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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
0IRHAHY.

Army omesrs Enlist in the Service ofths
Sultan.
B.RLIN, August O.-Five Prussian
officers OF the general stat, comprising
the representatives OF the infantry, cav.
airy. artillery and gen d'armerie, with
the sanction OF the German government
and var Office, have finally accepted ap-
pointments in the service OF the Sultan
OF Turkey, and will leave soon for Con.
stantinople. Some civil functionaries
are expected to follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT,

Which Results In the Death Of Q Clevs-
land Ship Builder.
CLEVELAND, August 30.-John Fink.
binder, employed in Quayle's ship.
yards, was holding down the tongue Of
two-wheeled cart to-day while heavy
log was being loaded. The weight OF
the log threw the tongue violently up,
throwing Finkbinder face down on q
large plank, and the tongue fell on the
back of his head, killing him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
FOREIGN.
GLAND.
The Greek Question Cannot be Reopsnsd.

The Greek Question Cannot be Reopensd.
LONDON, August 3O.-In the House
OF Lords this evening, Earl Granville.
Foreign Secretary, said the powers are
considering a rejoinder to the Porte's
last note about Montenegro, and in the
meantime they have ordered a number
of men-of.war to rendezvousat Ragusa.
The powers, he said, had informed the
Porte that the decision Of the Berlin
conference on the Greek question can
not be reopened, and have also present.
ed a note to the Porte urging reforms in
Armenia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
WALLACE CONFIDENT.

The National Committee Not Alarmed
About Indiana.
WASHINGTON, August 30.-Senator
Wallace. Chairman OF the Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee, is
in the city. lie is quite hopeful touch
ing the Democratic situation, and says
the committee is not at all alarmed over
the exultsnt claim put in by the Re
pnblicsns that they will carry Indiana.
He saws he has no doubt OF Hancock's
election or his Inauguration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
pRODUCk.
N sw YofE.

N.w YoRK. August U.-COtto1
Easy al l2(Gi2.c; futures barely steady.
Flour-Hesvy; receipts 5000 barrels.
shipments n. 400 barrels; supertns vest.
ern and State So 36a3 20; common
to good 81 75(6 1 25: good 10 choice 81 80
C@8 Is; white wheat extra - 2b(s+ 66;
66 60; Minnesoia patent process % 30
(3soj. Wheat - Heavy: receipts S5l 900
bushels; shipments $4,000 bushels.
No. . spring nominal Mt 81 OiCSl o.; un.
graded red, ailoa,. 9sctcSl OF; No. 5
81 O46Sl u: No. = 81 0;6I OF mixed
winter 81 O4itGl OI!; nngrsded white
81 0:ill OS; No. . 81 Oj: No. do saies
5000 bushels. nj 81 076Gl 073; No. 2
red seller August, sales 10000 bushels.
at 81 0G.(SI Oh; seller September, sales
26i, 600 bushels. at 81 07tCSl O8t; seller
November, sales $4,000 bnsbels, st
81 Osial OSi. Corn--U Unseiiisd; re-
ceipts 3O2, 900 bushels: shipments 49,.
OOO bushels; ungrad,d 5Ota aJ0Ic; No. .
5lMJllc; No. . white 5ltGjilc; No. 2
seller August sic; seller September BIC
5lic: seller October 52t(a52ic; seller
November 53td53ic. Oats-in fair de.
mand: receipts 5000 bushelS; western
mixed 3GG37ic; white western 37f9
4Ic. Hay-Steady and fairly active.
Hops-rirm and unchanged. Coffee
Quic. and firm. Sugar Dull; lair to
good refining 7lG7ic. Molasses-Quiet
and steady. Kice-Dull and unchanged
at ~. Petroleum-Firm;U United 9ic;
crude Gi(G7Ic; refined Sic bid. TalloW
Steady at 6:m6ic Rosin-Firm at
81 45Cdi 10. Turpcntins-Eisier st Sc
asked. Eggs-Firm and quiet at 100
I1c. Pork-Firm; new mess Sl5 Gf4
10 90. Beef-Firm at &C. Cut Meats-
Dull and lower; long clear Sic; short
clear o.. Lard-Prime steam - 1870
3 -. Butter-Quiet and firm ut l6S9
&c. Cheese-Quiet and steady st 100
I2c.
Baltimore, August U.-FiOur-Dull,
and weak; western superfine u 0O(9
3 a.: do extra =: 15(a1 7j; do family
q OOsJ ~. Wheat Western lower
and weak: 40. 2 western winter rcd,
spot, and seller August 81 05tNdl 06t.
seller September 81 6itsl 0o3; seller
October 81 O7@l OFT; seller November
81 OsiGSl 0s:. Corn-Westsrn dull and
neglected; western mixed, spot and sel.
Ter August no business done; seller Sep
ternber 5ilc; seller October 5lt(952c.
Oats s-Steady: western white 38(4+0c.
Rye-Quiet at S0c. Hay -stssdy; primo
to choice Pennsylvania go 00S2l 90
per ton. Provisions - Firm. Mess
Pork - Al SO So Bulk Mess-Loosr
shoulders, no Offering; clear nib sides
no off~rings; do parked 5i@9tc. b.
con Shoulders &c: clear rib aides 9ic.
hams l2lgi3lc. rd-Refned terces
o.. Buttrr-Quict; prime 10 choics
western packed iId9c. Egxs-PiFm
At I1r. Peirolenm--Crude nominal /,
refined 8lc. Cogee-A shade higher:
Rio carzoes ordinary 10 choice l3l(Sl6c.
Sugar Strong; A volt l0.c. Whisky
Higher NJ 81 ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
A AMIsPLACnD SWITCH

Causes Collision, in which an Engineer
10 Cut in Two.
CLEVELAND, August 30.-Last night,
in consequence Of misplaced switch, q
pony engine and the engine of freight
train collided at Centre street, this city.
John King. engineer Of the pony engine,
jumped of and was killed. His body
was cut in two and shockingly nangled.
Three other train men wereiniured, but
not dangerously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31

When 4 man and Q woman are made
one. the question (which one! ha
hother,ome one until Il 10 settled, - Il
soon IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
ADJUSTING THEIR DIFFER.
ENCES.
Conference Arranged for Be-
tween Tammany and Anti
IT,.

New YoRK, August Solving Hall
this afternoon sent to Tammany Hall a
series OF resolutions, looking to and pro-
posing conference to adjust differ
ences existing. The communication
was responded to by Tammany, who
appointed committee OF eleven to con-
fer with similar one from Irving Hall,
Wednesday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
AFGHAN ISTAH.
The British TO Resume the Otfe

The British TO Resume the Offensive.
LONDON, August 3o.-The garrisons oil
Khelat. Ghitzai and Candahar, will in.
crease General Roberts force TO l5,OU
men. OF these one thousand will pro-
badly remain in the citadel Of Candahsr,
leaving IA, 900 available for an attack on
Ayoob Khan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
.PARsoN OvERBoARD.

A Methodist Minister Suicides st Phila-
delphia.
PHILADHLPHIA, August 30.-Rev. d.
NJ. DeHughes, q Methodist minister OF
Cinnamanson, New Jersey, and pub
Usher Of the Christian Herald, at that
place, jumped from the ferryboat while
crossing from Camden to Philadelphia at
l2 o'clock tonight, and was drowned.
He left Q pocketbook, in which was q
letter to g. B. Lloyd, Of Cinnamanson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
BOILER EXPLOSION.

Ono Thousand Pounds Of Metal Fly Q
Quarter OF Q Mile.
CLEVELAND, o., August 30.-A boiler
weighing 900 pounds in the National
oil works, on Canal street, exploded this
afternoon, and was blown 500 yards in
its flight, breaking in two large telegraph
poles and demolshing the Factory street
bridge over the canal. Two men and
boy were injured. The engineer, VIM.
Welch, will probably die. The cause OF
the explosion is unknown,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
Appeal Filed.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-An appeal
has been filed in the District Supreme
Court by ex-senator Thos. l.. Clingman,
of Ashville, n. c., against the decision
OF the Commissioner OF Patents, refusing
him a patent for an improvement Of
electric light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
GEN ERAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
Died from HIS Injuries

WASHINGTON, August 3O.-J. c. Mil
Ter, one OF the prop,ietors and business
manager Of the Daily Critic, died this af-
ternoon from the effects OF the injuries
received by falling from third story
window Of his residence, Monday last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy 1t 2 to 3 psr csnt-6svsn.
msats Quiet and Firm-fIour Quiet
Wheat Active and Higher
Hogs Dull.
FINANOE.
New York.

New YoaK, August S0.-Moxlv-E Eaay
at 29S per cent, closing at 902i PER
cent Prime mercantile paper @RS6f
per cent. Sterling exchange, banksrs'
bills active at iSll; demand asst.
SILvER-At London SCI pence; bar
silver here ll4l; subsidiary silver ooin
3@l per cent. discount
GovERSxESrs-Quir; anil firm.
U. D. Coupons tissll
New ftveD....
New fourand one-ha
New ltN
Pacific Sixea OF .--......lA
RAILROAD BoNns-lrregular.
STATE Boyps-Dull and nominal.
SroCxs-The market opened weak
and in early dealings declined to u
per cent. the latter Delaware and
Hudson. During the after noon 6rmer
feeling prevailed. and under good buy.
ing an advonce, ranging from I to 81
per cent, was recorded. Chicago, Bur.
iiugton and Quincy, coal and granger
shares, Western Union, Michigan Csn.
trail, Erie, Hannibal and ST. Joseph aud
Lake Shore were the most prominent Ia
the upward movement. Late 10 the
afternoon there was q fractional reaction
which, however. recovered in final sales.
The market closed strong at or near the
highest figures OF the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
A ROW AT A PICNIC
Results in the Death Of Two Missouri
Negroes.

SsDALrA, Mo-, August 3.-At a pic.
mic, Saturday, at Shannandola, Chari.
ton county, two negroes had quarrel
and one shot the other. dead. Shortly
after Pat o. Brien, a constable, attempted
to arrest the murderer, but he resisted,
and sase ssrs ;s S6 nS %a HRsls fSs' %
killed him with a shot gun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
ACCIDENT AND CRIME.
OUTRAGE BY RED MEN" IN MARION
COUNTY.

Serious Shooting ARRAY in Missouri
CountsHeters Caught-A Bestial
Georgian-Suicide at Cleveland
Hotel Burned by
lncendiaries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
FRANCE.

PARIS Jan 10 The Monde. the organ Of the
Papal Nuncio here. II frrring to the mission oi
Charles s. Paruell 10 tho United at 8. says:
NV the mouth of n Protestant, Catholic Ireland
enlla Protestant England 10 no cunt Whoever
outraEes llatioe paves the way ior teifihis ex-
piatiuna,
LONDON j ~. 70 "A dispatch from Paris to
the Tones paysa a ooalitiou Of derate Repub.
Iioans win g nsprvtivhs ynstsrtfy elected NJ
Leon Say to ths praaidan'y nt tho Senate III.
nance Uammittpe over NJ. Gnlmon. vten preai-
dent of the Srnaa, who was the regular Re-
publican candidate On tho fenate proceeding
TO elect n liie Seuater In tha pmce Of Count
haptAllnat, recpnilY dec, asei. tho Extreme
Left, whose turn IT. via 10 make nomination.
Heee'ad DIR Paul II uaa. an eminent AathrO.
poogirt M Dnfanre Republican lifs sen
who have practically oaaset to ha'ong
to the Lett Centre, md must hence'or rank
AZ aistinct group midway between the l.
and Right centres. declined TO be bound by tho
rotation eyatam NJ tho w n. Rnd oppnaad tho
nomination of Broea on thsEround Of hls Dar-
winan tend. uciea.
They npmina al NJ Bertolani y we'll known
advocate and Rspnhlit'tn, bat opposed - the
anti -Jtauit enae of Farr, = y iuemlon bill.
The v1ts htnk tAk M, Broot reneivpH t26
votes aud BArtnanh iia. arh terinK ~. HtOGa
thus receiving three loss tn An an absolute ma
luriiy
The election was then pos sponed. More than
one hundred Senator's oi rha Right Oeutra sup
port Il tho uOminMin ~ ~ u 'riOland.
! Manifpatly II tha Dnthura group gains Tow
neeeaaiona through alar q III tho ra iicalism Of
the Chamber ot u pniis4. IL will be able to hold
the balance uf uuwaf
The rtiaati ~ elatsa sevan OF tho education
oil IL now cons idered m ra tain.
PARIS jan, 30 - fhA Abhe De II WA hns died
at UjiJi while attempting "a Q oss Atri1a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Treasurer White Prepared to Surrender His
Office More Fusiouists Enter the
Republican Legislature.

AUGUSTA, M. J ~. 40 The Finance Commit
tea began to-day tho examination of tho rreas-
urers accounts. Ths present state Treasurer
White, wi intarpoae no obstacles, but VIII
turn over h's b .,ks and noe unta tn ihe new
Trea aurer. Mr.. Ho brook Immediately on
the latter beng qi,iisd. The military Will
break camp to morrow: all that are here are
tho Augusta Light Intnutry and a detachment
Of the deviation Artillery.
Th, 80 will take 'ha forenoon train 70 morrow
for homo, ana tho n ate Houaa wi b. without
any police force whatever Several additional
Fuaion niss afe exuected 10 take seats In tho
l. gtslature to morrow. Everybody seems Will
ing to accept tho situation, and absolute quiet
IL restored.
AUGUSTA, Me-. jim. al-Sovt ral additional
Fnsipuirts took seats In tho House and there
are hnt four amniy chairs nt tho fanatorial
board The Auburn Light Infantry departed
this moruiug. No military or extraordinary
police force nrn ut tn State House now.
Mr. w. w Curry, OF Utmaen. y prominent
Greenbacker pn taking his seat IN tho Iiegisla
turs to dav. offered order repenling that
81 ,use IN he constitution which rpauires GER
tineates to ba tsuod to members Of the Legisa-
turp.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
GOV. PItkin'- Testimony concerning tho
Ute Outbreak

wAsurNaroN jim 80 CIV. Pikin. Of Colo
rado resumed testimony before The House
COMMITTEES On Iaaian Affairs his morning. He
related the incidents If his interview WI = Jack
mud othor Iuaians, going 10 show hat Ouray
h I'd gradually / n intluenef over the younger
Ut. = and thnt feoltug oi isatf 'etiDn and II
wRr spirit had for samn tine nAst naen xhinlng
acouta hni. prRvloua ~ tha ihornhnrKh night.
hnen warnNd th II thH Indians WOuld attack the
troapa ut or nrar Bear river. and thnt tn" gen
prnl ouinlon amoug the peaple OF Colorado wht
thn tho outbreak WIS premeditated on ths patt
Of the Utos.
Gov FltlSin aaii that the Utas made froluant
rntis from their reservations. Fat fires and
murderet whites: that thay refused to surren-
der their cri nlnts TO tha Stata autnortttes i.
h IT T. cir g,ievance gainat Ms"ker was his d.
ptra to CivtliHN tham. not lack nf food md
thnt no miners camps hnd b on established on
the res srya' ion. aS ha- haan nl ged
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
EDITORIAL NOTES AND OPINIONS

The Quincy Wig Is magnanimous enough to
say that although It prefers Mr.. Washburne to
the field "a y candidate for Governor. 1t Il still
willing ito sacrifice hin for the Presidency"
The BostoD 4drertiser. ona of the most con-
servafiva of Grants supporters. says that If
he shoul be nom mated at Chicago 1t vial be
owln = TO the confidence which snber. thinking
working men out Of politics have In him. much
more than to the mantpulattons OF political
managers, who have always been his most un-
fortunate incumbc bcanoe"
The Washington Post says: The ingratitude
OF the voting blacks wno insistei on taking the
non voting members Of their families along
with them when they exodu-ted TO Indiana
was cruel ol w 70 their waite Radical friends.
Bnt. hard as that was 1t S ems but gently
affileive dispensation WHEN compared with the
total depravity OF those eolored Republicans
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
GERM ANY,.

LONDON. ian. So-A BNflin dispatch to tho
Times stve: An neither IA" Utramnntaue narty
nor the Oentrh nor TIM Prusstnn Dtshr "a can he
regarded az impartial snurces OF In nfOrmAtion
touching tho plans Of the Vatican, Blsm trek has
determined 10 demand direcly frnm the Pope
What really ate the grievances Of the 0hHr, h
which prevent the estahl shment " u aMlid
peace. Wh"n M answer ia received. II Arr Won
Puttkammer. Minister ~ Ecclesiastical Afairs.
will draft bill ah alishiuE tho most clauses
Of the May lava.
The strenGrh af the German army on pea o
footing, NJ shown hy = 0 military budget 1880.
IL IN 4tT off rrR aud tni tha men, THIS does not
include iha orr Jaetel turr-asa. which tho 90
lngua Gazette aaNs IL chiefly destined 10 rein
force the Alsnga. LORRAINE gnrrtsuns.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Business Transacted in Various Com
mittees Yesterday.

WASHINGTON jan 3o The House Commerce
Committee oansilsred the itengan inter. Sta'e
commerce bill to-day. but without taking final
action tn reou. ad1purnei.
Apcratary Rharm mtn waa before the Senate
finance C,mruttt. y TO- day. aud \ sllounv ook
place In which the general fnance policy OF
the governm. mt W ~ diGenesad
Bsfora the Ex aius Cpmmtttee to- day Moasra.
Windnm and Blair 81 ,saly eros lex tmn ned
He admitted to-day TINT h. knew of NJ mam-
her of tho Emigrnnt hil society exeapt Mau-
denhRl nor any outside II tnnblloln. advising
n d diversion OF negroes from * tusts To Indiana
for political purpo4os, h believed tho tn ree
men anRagei IN melting nmIgratton wera IN
tho nay of thu Batlmpra ant Ohio Railroad
Company The other t,s innny was unlm
pottiut The eommi es Adjourned until to-
morrow,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
COMING TO NEW ORLEANS.
Departure Of the Guiding Star from Oincirl~
nati with New Orleans Exoursionists.
ICIncinnsti Commercial. January 2s.l

Cincinnati Commercial January 2s1
The aoene WINS bri liant Que In the Guiding
Htar's grand ahloon fore her departure last
exeur ion. The great steamer WIS crowded
with the .lits OF our own aud eater cries. A
ltree deltgt Ion was on bo Td from Datrot.
Toledo. Lleveland and the lake citIsa. Every
room and herth engaged md every guest
was through passenger 10 New Orleans and
return.
ny Rsx will have re,eon 10 congratulate
the Guiding Star. notsesahls feature was the
hbsenee of all furniture or 9th sr freight on the
cabin deck. Thospae utguards and prome-
nnds deck W re- MI kspt cn,tr fpr uess 4enRsrs.
Rtd Oapr. Miller TO US: III nv stetmsr was
400 faet longer than she H. u ID the price of
pas4age $50 insteLi Of SO VIZ wuud stiIi have
team eompeled 70 turn ~ pG4senge ers"
The elegant atsnmsr X ,bart Mltenell Oapt
Dan 'ore lehv 8 - morrow evnning, and the
fayo Ito Golden Rule. Oapt o p Sninkls on
Saturday evsning, % thor NJ ,r II uras excnr-
atom. Both Of these lne steAn3rs will u 50 be
hronRed with VI .rii Grht exgurstonlsts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
ITALY.

ROME. Jan. 10. The Pnpaha sent 10 900 francs
for the rel.f OF tha distressed tn Ireland
ROME. Jan. 80 Tho Npiean has eent dis
patches 70 81. ftterseu'E thrhuSh the faphl
Nuneo nj Vienna. authO'iZ nR bishops Ia Rus
eia 10 adopt certain professional rules embody-
ing concession which. It l. b ped. will facili-
tate the settlement OF the more important ques-
tons.
Telerrams received here state that Prlnce
Bismarck and the Garmeu Crown Prince have
agreed that II IL advisable 10 re.es ahl-h har-
mony between the Ramish Church and Ger
many. Ii " rot yet known whether Prince
Frederick William Will visit the Pope.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31

NEw York Jan 30 Arrived Devon. Daniel
Sten. II 'Rul ttnr from Wilmington. Haeker m
Baltic, Arrived our Brissol City of Lima. Po-
laro Trcjt and ihui from n w York. Ilsn-
dough from Now Orleans. liomeward: Kate
fpr Nav Orlrnna.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. sO Arrived Brig Frcude
from Win 'ugtun. bark Gieou from Whining
ton thiu Importer from Nav Orleans. hsrks
IA ah Douglass fro Galveston. and Son.
drsnOrge from Charleston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
HOUSE OF zEpREsENrATlvEs.
ER1nAY. January 30. 1888

FRIDAY, January 80. 1880,
The Fl ,use was called to order at Il o'clock.
Speaker Ogden In the chair and eighty mem
bers present.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Palmer.
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND RES aLUIIoNs
Pg Representative Dillard-A memorial rela-
tive to public schools. Referred TO the Commit
tea oo b iucatiop.
By Representative Deibe-A resolution re-
quiring chairmen of committees to give notice
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
ALong-stana,nx case settled.

New YORK. Jan. 9O-The long-stan1ing ease
of the $ Louis. Alton Hni Frrre II III q Rail-
ro "A aRstInst Samuel j Tildhn Oharl = Bu tar
ahd others has IN 'oi hy II virtual confession OF
Judgment Wy iefeniant. and repayment of sew
erd hundred th rnsani aolltrI. judge Bbtok-
ford to-day dismiss. d the case without costs to
eIthNr marty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
FOREIGN FATS and FANClES.
A Budget Of Interesting Events In
Europe and the East.
Tho Left Defeated in the French Sen
ate Bismarck and the Vatican
Deaths from Starvation In
Ireland General For
eiEn Notes.
THE UNITtD KINGDOM.

DUBLIN. Jan 10 The total of auhscrirtons
20 the Mansion House fund IL $4,000. Forty
nine granta. amounting to Gls0o were made to-
day. The dtsrs-s IL on the Increase. depu-
tation from Liver 10 |. here to advise upon the
best means of distributing tho fund organized
there.
A lre broke out In a hiprut factory here and
In raging violently, tho q lmes arc spreading
rapidly. Gnd ths damage already reaches
E5O 900
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
AUST RIA.

LONDON. Jan. sa-A NIanna dispatch to the
Times denies the starement that Aust = Hun
gary England and France have agreed TO make
ioint repI esenatton to the Porte tor the speedy
execution Of the provisions Of the treaty Of
Berlin. respecting Montenegro aud Greece and
the question of reforms In Turkey
VIENNA. Jan. 30 The appointment nf Count
Kolnoky as ambas -ador 10 Russia has been
Cayattad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
AFGHANISTAN.

LONDON. Jan s0.-The Ne,cs's Cabul dispatch
says: The ex. Governor of J-ll-labad is now
within one day IS march of Ghuga. with num-
Der OF guns and some Sepays. and has an
nouncef his intention 10 attack the Briush.
CALCUTTA. Jan. S0.-Tnformatinn is received
from Herat that Ayouh Khan's KAhaez troops
refuse to accompany him and threaten to re-
turn to their homes unless their pay Is forth
coming.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-31
An Exciting Funeral.

OTTAWA Ont. Jan. 30-A man. supposed tt
be dc q from small uoX. was being buried here
Wednesday Ths grave diggar had bagln TO
MI np the gray whrn not-. was heard Ia the
coffin. which was opened and the m IN found tC
be alive. He WAS tate en- back to the hos plIal.
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SPAIN.

MADRID Jan. 3o.-Th- Senate to-day by a vote
Of 1856 to %. approved the articles of the Cuban
slavery abo ition bin as mo iifad by the mixed
committee of Senators and Deputies.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
a $4,000 Fire at Madison, Ark.

MEMPHIS J IN. n A ira early his m ornino
nj Madi on. Ark burned The ~ ,re Of JgOr Il
Bro Los. fRMn; inRur tneN, $1,000
sh0.Onp FIRE IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA Jan. 80 Tho Saupders House, Mt
Pntem utb wa destroyed by nre to day.
logWher with several business blocks. Loss
500 900.
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parneu vii, Not visit Montreal.

MONTREAL. Jan. so.-Parnels vi-it to this
city has been POSTPONED iniehnttey. II IL
asserted IN q morning 'urnal that owing to the
strong public feeling against his visit he will
not come at all.
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An ingenious drug store clerk, who sus-
peeted thai some one was tapping the till,
fixed an arrangement on 1t so that any one
who tried to open the drawer without under
standing it would get four inches OF brad-awL
ranmed into his hand And then he went out
and forgot to explain the thing to the boss
and as soon as he gets able.to be about again.
! he'd like to hear Of job.