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, 1880-11-16

ConanIol,o,ls ntuuilk tho Cow mon of bis ti!no
win nttpr Wi tho better Ut froderipk tho Grent
III II icsttg encounter N1s I'LL Abbot OF tho
iH,thn!to Monastery Ut Catntnz who ellcceeled
In tiiat liKil O!.cu lilo worthy +A!bot Toblas, an
old fayorIt antl frtonl e TUG pr1tostnnt hor9
saved fram uapturn by "a q pa,riy p,r 19 ioraginR
AbbDt ubilit ts hDartlly rs ha like tlo oi! QUO:
iii hnvfnu heun Hospitality entertained ny HIN
iItir,nr thU lust visit he over pati 70 CAlRetz no
.irrtGtl it lifting to rueuYnt2n ts Aasts Attett-
ton hy sul1u sl'uulll 1lark NJ noya! grace. anl.
cHiIIEx tho AbGot ohls cnrriIlAa Aa 20 Yaa nno,lt
Gim' III ~ :" Tx % ,tie y tHy1r." 'Sro," observed tho
Ahl'rot. "1.tr ~ eeco;,i tuss oho!r singer Ia ro-
ceutly cad doubtless sour Ma!ssty saH '', dig.
I,t,su ut many u!orlats ~ l!er!ltl., a Ut! my
tlI-miu.tlust, Ali-S0rnnest AlnMarc'i delga 70
Euu III us with a auutll1d bAsA? IHD hlu9, ntor
il 1IDtl,UIlt'a rpiicctiol,. rnr|!e: sonA ynt3
quo IRON NpiistAdt 0ll tho !>nsse; y MaAaca i
RUr1,s3 tho AtA,atS Mint thAt treaerlekt haa
snlnp short ttnU previously sot ~ ~ 1stD''so w
Tury town mentioned by him, IND ttresuG11,ng 1,Ix
whit surt Ut bass alngur thu ktl1Kh, psGulLts
hltlur would prompt him to forward 70 Ga,ea LIE
wlerewlth I'd recruit his cttD!r, ha pfe,il1ig IT,
iulue,l; "ttYt drclsl boUtrG!Eti W token o. ntIs
urAtltutto fnr ynnr most RfAotts bt'ssistS Ma ~
GuuDr,lllco with tho oust0'1 Ut n!lr tftler. ~ W.
STALL tVastIW tsruu our VOW asGnt b'tss lhG HAHN @
| 1f ls uxttUi dollur. lt0 viii n9 khMi! " utsr
chotr,.a FEodorleus soou1ulus!" Tho King 1naao
Dul Irny0 ot In sli9sicy, which, Nv !n !n'ihta.t'm ~
,.n6nokon for noarly nj lonF wtsn. turit'K t'1 70 :.
I Iis ni.t1-s .pa,sp, kD Aryiy bbaetSHH: "nat ~
| What ono Hcts W j1ktnH With 'toolsl ttt ~ ~
rryCr uy1fN AllMd1ll IT, An eP!sthln III Wusea no
| felt that nv hal bucn Thoroughly wofssea'
, 1880-11-16

Commissioner Fink has just issued the
following circular In Tognr'! To inc aaVahce
III rates Oh seventh and eighth classes:
In accoruanca with n resolution OF tlae
sta,,dlug Counlttoo OF tho Joint Executive
Committee, proposal was submitted to Tic
Joint Executive Committee on tho 10tsl llast'
TINT r1.tes should ba advanced i've cents por
100 pounds on eighth clHss. anu on all
articles of seventh class not Included IN LILO
advance ,nas,o Now.
1t is therefore announce d that tho follow
Ing rates will tnke effect Nov. y, lsoo. Wllch
inclutlu tho rates established Nov, l:
Fsom Chicago to New York, per 100
pounsls-F!rst class, st.20; second class, ~;
third class, 10; fourth class, 90; Atth class,
So; sixth cls.ss, Il; seventh class, 10;
drossetl 6Sof. il; viii. ilgrus.l tlitfururcgs to
BOSTON. PIiiialellhia. ,alna baltimore. lsatos
froM other points will he Eoyurnet! W tie
percentage tah!e adopted March " a1ut ",
l6Su with tho aulclltl lltrlts tti9Feto lotett ~
page i0l atld l.0 OF the published pEocecu'
tnga. -, T.. ,n,t.o,
parts 1k rAtes Inns nut heretnfore uecll w
nerve4l by all nle,nbnr5 ut ttie ComlailttSc'
lho following rtllo VI the percentage @ npie,
adopted Matull ~ an! ~ lsso, t4ust ,.s ~
strictly Nbsuryett from a!l p9lles: "la eo'a, n
putting rates, when tho ftlcti0ls y less tlitll'
3.,,l0J uf ono cent unit It, wlten moro thur
31l00 anu lBss than 1ti1 ASSUME y q "
asterh9!{ cent, a,sA wheA nlofe thaa 1a-4uo as
6ltnlu It to ha 0Il4 Gpilt. ,,: \.
10 Ayuiu MISUNDERSTANDING. attcAuon
, 1880-11-16

i1EulD the lbyailrsi al,,t Ut tol's own land"
11m letter, however, IL nunxrrflent Imitation
Dl lsnStEn'H style. ntttt Is really u paraphraso
Ut Ills nplnf"ns.
jErl'nSlNts rE1EsTnfASa,
ULeary, 110I,l'r, tiuyon, l'Agrnnl, mil
Charles Davies left Iiycrnnnt fur New York
this norn1ug In tho steamship Noyada, Of thu
tiuloIl Line.
RCASDAL tS t1fttlt LIFE,
1'ANEs, Nny. 1:,.-EIurtlranx This morning Is
Rreatly excited by The revelation nj II fright
ful scandal, III wltcll Il Colonel IT Tho tine
nlut Il fnrlntr Chef Il EscadtDu nre snl,t to be
implicated. Tho nectsMl nro elinrxctE with
outrageous nssal,1ts on several children. Six
pert1lis have been arrested In connection
with tllo affair."
N1nlr.lsr CoSrEss,Ox.
fiHfcnlcrE, otlt. Of tho condemned Mill
!sts recently til trial IN kussia. las Just ct't,-
fraset, tllat ntilu perst,rts wrrr concerned IN
tho Moscow plot To blnw NJ tho Imperial
traiit,-anollg t1lom Hartmann and Seltrla'
JEFF.
FALSE: EE1D1gT.
! 1sinn0ni, WIN wns rft'tnatNrcty ki|}es! l'5
tic I,rcss yesterday, IL we'll IN bo,ty. thougl
| murc slInky tIIatl over III mind. lie II al'otI
10 bring out Il new piper with tho engaging
but falitnsttc, title Of "N[ Diest, nj Mattrc.' >
, 1880-11-16

uctlvo nrlny by diminishing tho humber "f
suIlfcra M fnr NJ Tic nccrssltl"sof tho srrvien
tnrmlt frum the lst "f Drcct1hrr t'rxt:
Soldiers soliciting 1cave fros1 stlo asrslcn will
,ccelyc il. a1ul their ,ay will s''cn hs 'is"",s,
ttunu,i Thoso rcmaitlI1lg nwaY Will bc
n,'isc,l 10 pny 81 monthly while MI lcasc,
nn! fA1lng 10 pay will bo required to return
to tho servtcc
Jxu1lHlrAET nfjEa.
Thn Congress Of sall Domingo l1as tEccrced
that tho gxorbtant tl,cs ot 81 ierto'' shall be
raisl on encl vessel entering tlic pnrt Of tho
Cnptal for Tho expenses OF Keeping tic port
clean.
, 1880-11-16

Ef.FleFEF} 3a}fEF} HE.CT1U.
I.ox1nN, Nov. l5.-,Tohn Bright has hcen
elected 1.ortl ltector If thu University ot
Glasgow, defeating JOHN Rnskin by 3t4
v1tcs. .....
UNSIGNED.
Dr, s. q. 1{ahers!,on, senior physician, anil
j. CoDucr Forster, surgeon of tiuy's 1!os-
,ital, laye Resigned, nfter forty years scry-
ire, III consequence 1T II difference will, the
Governors Of tho Institution respecting tic
cul,trpt of nurses.
III III: FisnnOnUE11..
I.oSl,oN, Nav. h--Iha Times says: "Tho
Cueen VIII hald y eou.,ctl ut WImtlsnr palucG
Snturlay, When Parliament will be formally
prorogtlctl from tho 3tts, Of November 10 a
tatur lntu.
, 1880-11-16

sp<stat Dt,pattA 10 1ns thieaoo TrthuA&
FoHr WAYNE, lnt., Nov. 15.-Jacob Long,
SECTION foreman OF tho Fort Wayne hoad ut
f.arwilI, In til1s State, WAS Instantly killed
t!.is morning by bcIng run over by l'as"
sr,Igcr trul,l. lIp, with so1nc laborars. were
an Il hattlcar, mid lid mt not notice the All
~" svssSH D.pa.ea 10 Ths Catsaao Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,, Nov. !l.-A fatal Incident
occurred at I}luu Mound, III this county. th[s
afternoon, Sllas nuckwall,, ngela 10 years,
wl,0se parents reside llcar Mt. auburn, hud
come 10 Illus, Mnnn.l with 19h.l vt wheat,
which hu sold. lilo th9n hollAht y barrel Of
hUu!t. Wl1Ilu. csosstnK ula 81. !.onls branch
1T tho Wabash, st.. Louis u 1Aclc Noad.
tho delayed lightning Chicago express cnlno
laundering u!unK, wtst-bolllld, Iul1 Duck
wall was Killed INSTANTLY. Tie rpn!alns were
removed to Tho stltEut. where the above tsets
WprU sworn 10 at tho Inquest held this atter.
noon..
Special E1,pateh 10 Tns cAtsasa Tr4eunt.
ToLEp4,, o., Nov. ia Mn'l By tilo nniue
Of ANDERSON, i Wholesale bu utcller Of Dundee,
M!ei., WMs struck " y GnNadA Snuthg<ll
freight trult early Ills morning ut tho, la:'
ur,lllKaa Ntrett CruSsAE Ai!u INSTANTLY Killed.
Deceased WAS abous 40 yelFs OF ngo aad uil'
EurTle@!,
brokes,uail u,, tl,e Wisconsin, Central, slIppctl
Sr, 4,!Gs a Ill ill., ss srss ill., I'll IL ! %!I lvS. % A ~
Spetat DJpatsh to TIE Catoooo Tribune.
HtnflNuVtlS, lN., Nov. l6-On Sunday
afternoon Augustus kepoler, agaa y
MsyshA.t Ut Glasgaw, H., attaMpta4 to
Ii GoasI irtisl.t-trula al tho ChleaEo. Bur
, 1880-11-16

called tn the art1nn of tho .Jnint Executive
Committee fSrr. 10, lagrs III and t''', anil
circular - ImEc "lo) fixing Inc ,,!, ratvs y,
beef to ist,s,nl, and i}stn, points. f",th f',t
alnnestIc tlsr. and for rxmrt, t'c SANG ~ the
rate to Ntw York. Raita from tIeve]nWt IN
ali classes lnclning tenth class trxccIh i.!,i!- M
1er), wi1l be- hasrta on ~ prr cent ot nc ~.
viii l,r l,asett nn ts5 per cent of tho Chicngo
rat'. mill Apr1l /. !ss1.
ti'o correct sIlght Misunderstanding Tint
Inns arisen. please take ll0ilre That nll llyn'
gross rnte, l1pon t}o GlI1cago basls, except
where otherwise agreed.
, 1880-11-16
CASUALTIES.



SFEt1.AKroS,. n. S., Nov. l5.-Tlo en.
frances to the mine Eayc been closed by put
tug uown bundles Of pressed hny and brush
md throwing OH earth. The Plctou steam
tirc-cngine arrived by special traiii at p. III.
Both II and tbs New Glasgow steamer nre
pumping water into the pan-shaft. It wns
fuily expected that n heavy explosion would
take nlace immediately after the entrances
were cipsc.t n,lt tho MIR shut OFT from the
mine, but UP to 10 o'clock none occurred.
rpttay, Willie q number of men were at
work filling III the main. or holstlng, sllafts,
tic a,!,cs blasted from all tho slafts, break
ing ont the hay and other filling. This work
ulrn lad n.lrraw escape, but none were
hurt, Smoke continued to pour out oil tho
forenoon, but now little Ia coming from ans
but the far shaft, and the steam mixed With
the s.noke shows that tho water Is In the fire.
This morning s1nuko wa8 seen issuing
from the old Bye pit, near tho cage pit. It
communicates with the south sldo OF tho
Ford pit.
The scene to-tlay Is 4 great change from
tint Of Saturt'ay. Tho tall chimney Of the
fun pit Is now but heap Of blackened
ruins, THO buildings at the head at the
shift have been scuttled in every
direction, and nil tho surrounding buildings
are partially destroyed. Yesterday a super
stitious fcar WIS upon the miners. and great
difficulty was experienced IN getting any
thing like effective work done In consc-
ouencc OF tltfs but little lcadway was made
| In the trench. This morning, however.
| everybody seemed to have recovered thelt
shirts, md plenty Of men went checrfully
to work. Tllo trench Is very close to the fan
SHIFT, anil when tho brick wall OF the shatt
Is reached hole will bo made through Will
| dynamite.
Tle Now Glasgow md rictou steam fire
! engines are now throwing water from ttl'
river down tic main sllaft A. powerful
stca.u-p,llnp was brought over from TIL
Vale collicry lust night, arl llas boom place.
ut Il pool fea from Tho river, ard lro'
pipes arc baIng run from 1t to tic mouth Q
tl.o tatl.sl,nft, Steam Is supplied from
locomotive. ......
Another sseantpump Of tremendous poss
CT wlltcl, WIS used In tlo0ding the Drum
Mon.l C0llleEy, was brought over, and Is be
lne got Into working order. Tho great weigh
Of tic machine makes this work but slow
Whom got to work, however. the ul1no CUT b
rapidly flooded.
, 1880-11-16
ITEMS.

Mr., ". u. Ryder has heeu appointed AS
sistaut Superintendent OF the Chicago, Bur-
llngtuu 4; Quincy Railroad. Ills heatlallar-
ters will bu ut Crestu'l. lit.
Mr.. f. 1T. john, General Passenger Agent
of the Chlcagu, l.0ck island Il Pacific Nntl-
ront}. has found " successor for ALT, j. II.
Mountain NJ City Passenger Agent for lila
raati In tlle Ie1aon Of Sir, 4, l.. R!tole8 Alr.
Rhodes Is ri, experienced nnd enerEHtlc j'tls'
scn4cr agult, aud will no tl1nht TIL tho lHss.
TIM to which ho las Just been al,polia!Gtt
'a W,i yso stie!' ea y w. ~ g. 3a; IL soieetins M In lin
for this responsible position
At the nnn,lat meeting OF tho stockholders
of tho Gr,,lll Trunk Railway Of CanAslA, hclt!
nj I,n,nlun, EhBlunll, Oct. -. thu SIM or
4::!!,aV0 WIS votoh to Mr.. Joseph ttteksn'l. ihe
Gt1eral Manger iM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @t ~, n,s
lis energetic md jl..llc!0lIs management and
cGntluct OF the nesntIattonK tn acquiring pos
session Ut tho Chicaso y Grand TE!!nk. II
answer tn II stuektoidcr's question. :str iiehry
Tyler said ta!at Mr. 4tlcksoh's SALARY "as
S wiGsf Il GE'1Disla Dslp, 'Soc cesse FULFILL
~ ~ tso Mtehisap Central. faek y !al ffa''. y
dyer south eight NILES, n1!d froiIt lttt.sseAof
ott a!s sEGt Iir atsiH td w. E E',S.lS,Icc ~ 5"
ii using the equipment nn,S oll ", Toatl !ilo
tuak from isaslssstaer nutth Y litl @ tGt'|, ',s
rarily Of tlllus fret EalIge, b!it WILL i., he
changed Us Soal. Us arratlEnletS ~ ~. o,t uI
soniIetcl Tor el,anslg tn t,lttycigt!tt ttans a,i!
ouuiluf niles ut tho olsl roa,l DetWoea 41o1's'
ss!aey asui Uvlpl,l to standard sA"gs.
Manager Gould. nt ttio t,;assi,,. tM,;Sasi,.
sI;rais1: 81 1ps: 4 fs' ST. ), W. W. 'iii hays bes ~
$!,;;si i':' f;!;i}l Ws ly!;' fas.:@#Y' ST. + spsIa ~
tfu !. I...shx n au,rIM,t.l Division Freight Agent
IT 'suillD iii ',lsEsion, viii, hea4aartVrs Vt 1eo
f Tis !,r1% @ Il iIu l"WH nlsISI%t,1s I a@s,y s9' '
liiis.s ls'issu',r, ~, n,wa i Nulwnska lA.aA!s wst
bra1lsi,s. 81. sltIrs' Jur!s;llctinn VIII nlst Y;
exteni uysr i!at iafte, II ths Chtf9Eo r; ti nlfl5
@rn,I,,rlst,s @ tllu Illle fr.nn Strnwn to Strclt0r
itis nr,lurs vi l'1 oboy:st guM respesse4 nc M
euriiigly. Ags!4!s within ti'o terrltor:
r,ut,itai Will send all collilunlc;t!9ns rol2tlnl
IL /" ffelgl!t matters to Mr.. ". i. spssTs. Ecu
tta. ILL.,"
, 1880-11-16
CONFEDERATION.
Total Destruction OF the Mime"
sofa Insane Asylum at
st. Peter.
Nothing Known as to What was
Done with the Six Hundred
Lunatics.
sT, PETER, MINI.

RT. 1'ETEH, N1NN.
Sr. PAU, MlnM., Nov. 15.-A report has
reached hero that fire Is raging In the State
Insat,s Asylum Mt st. Peter, and all engine
has been sent from here. The Institution hi q
GD0 inrnntcs.
ST.. PAUL, Allnn.. Nov. ia dispatch
fron, the Mayor of st. Peter to Gov. Pills
bury says the Insane Asylum was complete
" destroyed. No particulars have yet been
received.
Special D4spatsA to ne Chicago 7stbnnt.
ST. PAIL. Mlnn., Nov. l5.-Ahout O'Clock
a message was received from the Mayor OF
st. 1'eter, Mint, saying that 4 fire had broken
ont In the inaill wing Of the Hospital for the
Insane, located abuut mile and hnlf from
the city. MD the whole structure was en-"
dangcrcd. All effort was nude To send an
engine fso,M St. Paul, but no train could be
procured, and tho effort was abandoned.
A,,oUr II 30 ANOTHER nlsrATcu
came to Gov. l'i1lsbury, saying that the build
was completely destroyed. and calling for
all. 4 train was then procured, and Is now
t,n!inEght) settling out with tlrc-engInes, md
ncn 10 help In caring for the patients. In
Lilo excitement intending the disaster, anu
perhaps tragedy. tic newspapers have hot
been able to get dispatches from st. fetef
Indicating the extent Of the disaster. I'lo
building Is Nh extensive one, with several
extended wings. II las
FIVE OIL SIN HUNDRED INMATES.
Tic construction IL such, with long cor
ridors and ls0!ated cells, many OF tf'esn 10
Gated In tic long halls, with means Of cgress
ut only one end. that It is feared great loss Of
life may l,nye occurred. The building was
commenced III 1864 and completed In 1877, nj
total cost Of over S500,000. 1t Is built o
store, four stories high, with lyo wings OF
| each side.
, 1880-11-16

Tic l,oy. 1lerdan, ,ttayes said, ~ . funeral ,
ssr,o, Ct s'apr; m hs iii Ss rvpont, aa h9 q
s.,tfortnr il,o tNrti.rus at tho unncl tho VIZ, w.
Ss: ii ta polnt s,ddorGd a.ld erte'l PVT: ,r tx ~
a"v IT, th,tU Inuurnurs, hut It IA noapel truth.
sns h,ssuuld An4 tuth0r IL in llcll.''
, 1880-11-16
C.. ~. IL n.

Special Dhpatea to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 15.-Thc rcsolu-
ttons Of tic Stockholders OF the Cincinnati,
Nabasl, t. Michigan Railway, providing for
m extension Of the roal from Goshen to
Benton lIarbor, Mlcl'., OH tho north, mil
from Anderson to Rusllyllle on tic south:
were filed III tic Office Of the Secretary OF
State to-day. 1t IL said that tlbe work on tho
extension will begin rs So0i. us possible.
, 1880-11-16
CINCINNATI NORTHERN.

C1yc1xSArI, Nny. 15.-At tho meeting Of
tic stockholders of the Cincinnati Northern
formerly the Mimi Valley Sarrnw.Ga"ge
hallway, tho action of the Directors In lsssl-
tuy bonds to tile amount Of St,UD.0O for
completing and cquipplng thu road WIS ratt.
tle arsg force Is eoyec nopbat 1o% ~ I1e n
WnynnsFlilr.
, 1880-11-16

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 15.-To-tlay tho last rail-
WIS laid upon tho Wisconsin 4 Minnesota
Railroad letween Abbottaf0rtl and Eau
Claire, completing the new limo from Central
Wisconsin to ST. Paul. Passenger trains
Will be run through to st. Palil In coh1lec-
tlO1, with those Of tic lHtter road.
, 1880-11-16

~ arorttst by my political connections lnt1 plp.
III Hse, lny s,itlerin4s woru lntpnstiioA " tt.S
e.s,,,,.i With Hctufulnus l,tnIor, mid y gentle
co' .',"', trtsrsntiy cured by Cutl1uea Ngmruies
, 1880-11-16

HAVANA, Nov. l5.--StealusEs Nowportand
CITY Of Merida earry 3al,. 500 tor New York.
THE AliAy.
Tho Captain. General. with y View OF retsu-
cling the expenses ut tho Treasury ami auE-
mptltlng tho humber of faborlns hands. li.ls
ordered tho formation Ut u reserve Ut tho
, 1880-11-16

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Nav. l5.-'rhe Louis
ytlle IL Nashville Hallway Company was
temporarily and Professionally enjofnot this
afternoon frotu doubling lts stock III tho case
Ut it. Il. Smith, OF New York, ag1l'nst hlat
conlpAlly.
, 1880-11-16
PERSIA.

4 KURDISH ClitEr CAPTURED.
TErEr,AS, Nov. t5.--1t Is reported tfaat tho
Kurdish Chief 1Iaulzcl, Aglla has been capt
ureu near Urutninls, and TINT tic lersa'!s
l,nyo taken Sllcik Abdultah's poslttnn near
Urunl.ut1, whence le rctreated tiftcen miles,
, 1880-11-16

DENVER, Co!o.. Nov. 15.-4A fire started IN
tho nftl. story of the Windsor Hotel tl1is
,nurnlng ut $50. 1t wns suon extlnEulsfed.
Damage, Seo, ,000 to $40, 900, mostly caused BY
the water; fully covered By Insurance. inc
origin Of the fise Is unknown, At tills Wriflng.
, 1880-11-16

OnI.T1ED TO EvACuATE.
CARE T'owS, Nov. l5.-Tho rebels attacked
n small foreu Of Capp troops occupying tic
I.usuto Chief Lcrothdl's village, nud tho
troops wero obliged to eyacuate.
, 1880-11-16

MANCHESTER, Mass. Nov. l5.-John
Knights tannery, with several buildings ad"
Joining belonging tn the tannery, burned TO-
uight. Loss, $4,000; insurance, s3o,oo.
, 1880-11-16

KSITTISG-aiiLL BURNED.
Tnoy, Nov. 15--Aikcn & Mc1.aren's kill
krittitE-miil. at West Sand Lake, Renssclaer
County, .was burned by ail lnccnttinry last
, 1880-11-16

The Public VIII Beware OF n Frandu.
icnt imitation OF i>obbins' Electric Soap nnw
t,eng forct,I ot tho market by misrppresGntn-
tim. 1t will ruin any clothes wnshcd With 1t.
Inalat upon hgying Dot,bEns' Electric.
, 1880-11-16
r SEWr ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-Thts morning the
passenger depot of the New Orleans, st.
Louis L. Chicago Ratrond WIS burned, With
lwu euaches. Loss, SsW, 900.
, 1880-11-16
SOUTH .AsIisIslCA.

THE LILIltlhF 4fIFtIhT sE t1*1At 4
PANAMA. Noy. t.--'rn Linn cnrrcspont'-
cnt Of the STIR and Herald says: Coml-
,,al,,lcr 1.y.lell continues Ills rail- through
tic ttcfe,,scless rnrtler, towns alul valloys
nf Peru. Thu damage done Is Immense.
Tile peopla uru panig-strfckeli. All tint nre
nllle l,uvc gUna IL tflo tnwns Ill tllo Cor|il-
uras ntl oil ttlu other sl0pc, where 1t Is flnr-
ly possible Tho Chllinlls will care tn pt1it- |
tr,te. Dlnckflail las hecn extensively laslc'i |
by Commander Lynch, md alt who llayn
been "rcauisitionctl" a,ttt have mot pald sr
l1uyo Ilni their property destroyed. Tic
rpilers arrived It. tla vicinity OF Mosca'
plantation III Chcanm Wiley. owned by
Sefinr Or1Mgoz0, Secretary ni tho GDvnr1t-
mrnt, three tlnys ngo, but halted OIL receipt
of 4 message frum tho l'refcct Of tho l'tlmrt-
me1,t, Seliur Solomon, R''st ins nf truce, IN
which lle proposed to hold meeting with
Lynch to tliecuss nlattcrs. Lynch l'ad de-
mntlllctl tho tWiymcnt 0f sl50,000 wnr cofl-
trjbutton Imposed by lin, upon 1'ruJltlo md
TIC valley, s.l.l lla would tlen re0mhark ll'a
troops.
Tile Peruvian Project ttlen communicated
with Dictator purell0 fur Instructions, md
| inclosctl Il dispatch from the American Con
| sui, V. II. Kautf1lnn, wlso said: " 1t u lii
| portant to all Tint Tho Committee uf PERT
| yTaus should corllv resolved ,ina prepared tn
my, lin ,vor contribution which. will, per-
f,'"t & ,l,-l,t In, ,,ec,, tmnoscd hv tho t,ltltnr
ar, n,,,,,,,,,ar NJ, lin row, md Valley OF Tru-
t!llo." picrollo answered: "Na pay our
rauso.tl witt, lead alone. All you flavc to do
Is to defend yourselves ut alt hazards, aint
t1a,nagu thu inynt1er As mitch rs posslsle. IT
10 nl,ntutu,v nccrssnrv TINT TIM sauo pr.,.
noo'1i,,rs shouii nnt ncc1,r there as In tic
rost ~ I'm nnrth. nud That tl,o army should
NV so,ncth1nr for iuynf}mr. Thu dispatch
- f,onsmt Knntrmnn viii bo sent 10 tho
amortron r.egatJon in nrt,er That It md lis
f.ryar,,ra,t ,nnv nr,,rrctnte ~ II deserves to
l,o ,,,,,rofatod. ,hn trrn, .,,orfrct rfuht pp-
nitai IN thc c.!fijnm ,,euredatlons. Which
hnyn M en,,n, IN lin ,,sagcs Of other nations II
Aaao ~" c."1' ~ .'o 80" 49,, ~, ',,
iMis t.'a,a u.sals4 - t'm, ~, ,rra,,,a,n"nt ~.
u I'LL at's''n'' '' ~ s,.,,,,,,s,,
,,., ,,,aaa .r ,,"ot. v,,,o,o bo,xoon
lecGtly M NUN @ mI" oa e rI,,Ia,,s r'.,,1tn, r.,
.uu etnt ar1 ~ .. " iattor sn,nc nrt;,nrv nr.
uo uelo.sV. NV $500. - :, nv, stronr hn,l
sonnaltI1 ~ '" v, f,',;to,. ror, ,nra,,,i
ae. asls aot aoa"m" ooa n", -, San Tn,%nyn md orc
ust ',s' loeu s" U ," i,,t"rics rnv
pnsns .!t u..s.t ~ .,,o ;sa,, nuru', two ,tovs
!svo a. .s..'n,'I,,,,,r, ,,,,,,1a. rro, ti,r
ls4oy "e,o .aa,,n,snrt ,,,s,,, 1aft fnr tle
no..n o.,,, :" ".,r oro,t,v Viii fo,r carrn.
soft'' apparently WIN M! I"'su. .,a
correspondence a.S' !t,s arnu aas'n ,,'ns.
faetnn 10 tl'o ieTnslat's l''a1 Wills. '',o'' ,.'
coast IS oehs nsun:eIGu 'to 9a'"ac., W. t at'
, 1880-11-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

1Tncaifatcr'a Cough N1ixturc.-Tltc hest
fr,,nrhtls, nsthma. consumption for. adults. and
whopp!ng. cough md rrUtp for chtl1rgr. Pre-.
parctt nniy by John y lao. corner tla}steti md
IlarriHon streets, antl fur sale hy NIL druggists
, 1880-11-16

Eotly, TErnin, Ncrsc Food.-Co1lem,t
1.lebRA Liquid ExtNct lsecf gives health,
strength, anil nerve fUtcr.
, 1880-11-16
KNl@ l@ED"
THE LOWEST YET.

IMMENSE MISCELLANEOUS LOT Il
! Nico All. Wool, Solid Color FrenlF
Arnlurcs, Satincs, md Basket Cloths,
original retai1 yaluo 05c-wo now
slaughter them at 26c per yard. They
are worthy Of attention, ana very
prompt ut that, M they will be rccog.
nizcd hnrgain rs so0n rs seen, anu
-. will disappear from our counters like
SHOW In June.
BIG lot OF Scotcl, Chcylot Wool Suit
inEsy double width. good weight, and
soft flannel finish; Just tho fabric for
this Weather. 1Yo aro ashamed TO
quite the original price; tile present
figure Is iearfully below 1t; rerita'
ble bargaiu, 81 1'ec.
THIS LOT Is HALF PRICE, and eon'
talns double.wtltEl Colored Popltns,
Drocalo 1.ustres, Scrgcs, All'Wool
Flannel Suitlngs, &C., aud tho prlco
Is 15c per yard; remember. only 15c.
NOME CLOTHS, genuine French ALL
Wool Goods, 48 inches wide; n fnbriq
TINT We opened this scAson at 9Oc,
and now 'sslaughter mt zoe.
sloolas, Camel's Hnlrs, and cnshmerea
reduced nearly one.tAlrd; somo of
them as low US 40 mud Acc id.
French Novelty Dress Fabrics Of cholco
dcsigns3 prices In some cases CUT in
TWO, In all cascs Tery grcany re-
duced.
Handkerchief Ilalds, French Plnfds,
Scotcl! rlai'ls, aud German rlaids
greatly reduced.
An inspection Of the prices we
are now offering Dress Goods at
will convince any purchaser who
at all cares about saving money
that
"It Pays to Trade on
tho West Sido."
! CARS0N,p p|R|E 6 co.
, 1880-11-16

3UfNIMEST CtsSFiNMEN.
Ko,fE, Nny. l5-.rie Court Of Appeal Inns
confirmed tic Judgment or the court OF the
First instancr. dcclurtng tic property Of tho
I'Yaraga,u!a Fis.o to be subject IL conversion
ly n GDuncll ut It,uifntion IN t1io same
ltin,nrr Us Tint Of other religious associa-
lions,
THE HAHtnALIta.
The Chamber of Deputies refused 10 accept
tho designations of ticl1. t;aribaldi md Ills
stl,, but granted them three montlis' leave
Ut absence.