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gram company from Ragu5a states that ne wS
from all parts Of the country tends to confirm
the reports of a general revolt in Albania agansl
the Turks.
The Oncle Joseph Disaster.
ROME, Nov 27.-The first mate OF the steamer
Orugia, which sank the Oncle Joseph. states
tnat seeing single mast head light about q
k1lometTe ahead he deemed it the light or a
merchantmen and ordered the Ortfgta's helm 10
be ported, expecting the merchantman to do
the same but the Oncle joseph starboaried her
hem until she saw the 0rtigta bearing down
upon her, when she ported, describing sem!
circle and exposing her flanks. The mate OF the
S,Pt Htgia tLen ordered her engines TO be reversed
put II was 100 late and the Ortigias prov drove
Inside the Oncle Joseph Few OF the sleeperS
aboard the Oncle Joseph had time to rush on
deck before the vessel sank.
sI,000.O00 OF French Gold for
America.
LONDON. Nov. 2,.-The Ddiip telegraph says
the sum OF 5,G0o,00O francs was withdrawn from
the Bank OF France yesterday for shipment TO
America.
Beer Against Water.
A dispatch from Paris to the Times says: A
syrian soda water manufacturer writ as TO the
Vienna Ne1c Free Press that he is ready 10 enter
into a competition with DIR. Tanner, with bee
against water. He asserts that he can fast on
beer forty -four days.
Lord LansdOWne's Flight From
Ireland.
Lord LanSdowne has Just been obliged TO fee
10 England from his Kerry estates because he
felt his life to be In jeopardy there. The imme-
Qlate cause or Lore LanSd0Wne'S Hight has no;
yet been announced, but no doubt It was has
tened by the receipt OF threatening letter,
which seem to be flying over Ireland In all di
rectionS just now.
The Hero Of Candahar.
NEW YORK, Nov. PA London special SAYS:
IL is understood that when parliament assem-
bies Mr. Gladstone viii propose grant OF e25 Oo0
to Gen. Sir Frederick Roberts, the hero OF
Candahar, for his military services In Afghan
iStan.
The Marquis OF LOrne.
An Official denial is made OF rumor that the
Marquis OF LOrne Will resign the governor
generalship OF Canada at the end OF three years
and return home.
Hritish Cabinet Council.
LONDON, Nov. 2i.-Premlier Gladstone Mr.
Forster, chief secretary for Ireland, and Earl
Spencer, lord president of the council were pre-
sent at cabinet council at Windsor to-day
Lat6.-At the meeting OF the cabinet council
at WINDSOR today 1t was decided to summon
parliament to meet on the 9th OF January for
the dispatch OF business.
In Jail for Ritualism.
The Rev. Mr.. Enraght, who was recently de-
clared by the dean OF the court OF arches to be
in contempt for continuing his ritualistic prac-
tices. despite the orders or the court suspendlng
him from office, was arrested at Birmingham
today and taken TO the county goal at War.
wick.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internai rev.
enue 1856, .33; customs. $6i5 1S7.05.
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HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
3l7 Ninth st. n.w..
yive special attention 70

BIFe 8peCIA Htt6ndOn 20
MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING
In city residences, and having large force Of COM
petent workmen. attend promptly to all iobbing
orders. Octll
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NEW YORK PRESS VIEWS.

The ssHerald'' on National Bank
TaxatiOn-The ssIribMne,, DlScOv.
ers Il Democratic Dodge The
s'Tlmes'' Expects Real Civil Ser.
vice RefOrm-The s1Sun,, Gives
Boss Kelly q ShOt-The stWOrId,-
DGfeMdS the Ch8lmerS Count.
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A COLORADO AVALANCHE.
SIXTY Persons Buried under snow
Slide-One Killed and Many Tn.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 26.-The Leadville Cltro,a.
iCle says: Sixty labOrers were buried In a snow
Slide yesterday near Chalk Greek. on the Koko.
mo extension OF the Denver and Rio Grande
road. About II a. m. they noticed the pine
trees trembling. and In an instant a slids
came, with loud roar, tearing up the track for
a distance OF quarter OF a mile, and ourying
sixty men. John Dine was killed, nineteen men
were badly injured, and eleven others slightly
The Slide carried the track over the heads OF the
men, and mCSt or the wounds were proh .blv
caused by the iron striking them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

TIE PRESIDENT gives a dinner to. night to
President elect Garfield, at which there will be
thlrty-three plateS
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
hR m ian Ravnlt ~o S,>ss n. ~,

LONDON, Nov. PA dispatch TO Reuters Telr
gram Company from Ragusa states that news
from all parts OF the country tends to con.irm
the re ports of general revolt In Albania agansi
the Turks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

IN TowN.-There are not over twenty Senators
and Representatives in town, although the
meeting Of Congress is only week Off. Speaker
Randall is expected to. night. or the Senators
here there are Messrs. Thurman, Kellogg. Ran
som. Vest, Grover. and Blaine. OF the members
OF the House, Messrs. Sapp, Pound Ketcham,
Burrows, Harmer, Stephens, Houck, and one or
two others,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

THE POPULATION OF BALTIMORE, according to
an official bulletin issued by the census Office,
Is 323, ,19O OF which ISL, 1861 are males and 174,-
s29 females; OF these, 276 176 are native born
and 56O14 foreign. The whites number 27S 4s7,
and the cOlOred people 53, ,1O3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27

IL seemed this week as though about one-third
OF Congress was In New York city, and the New
York state Congressman were here In such force
that It would be difficult TO name one OF them
who has not spent day or two In the city. Per-
and cold weather Of the season, neither OF
which has been much felt here; indeed, both
have been very light compared with the expec-
tattonS.
L d. stevens, OF Washington, has been here
for several days. He and Howard Nyman have
rooms at the Gilsey. Mr.. Stevens viii probably
be here for some time, attending TO the affairs
OF the Batopllas mine J. b. Mcdonald is here
attending to the affairs OF a mine In North Car
olina, and the Sawyer electric light. OF which
he is the washington agent Hon. Milton q,
Urner, reelected Congressman from the 9th
lican Congressman from Maryland, is here with
hts young son, who is suffering from a spinal
disease. for which plaster jacket has been ap-
piled TO him. Among the Washington people
the Marine corps, who Is inspecting the clothine
for the marines under the recent Contract: Joh6
w. Corson. Simon Wolf, Gen. Thos- j. BRADY.
and others too numerous to mention. Mrs.
nr Ss nnsr nee To Bessie Ward gave Tnanksgy,.
AT ner residence YESTERDAY. II was an anair
Cnarie6 L06ekam, Of the Adtson Doree. and Ed.
their way from Saratoga TO washington. Isaac
washington this winter for week or two to
catch some new IDEAS and 90 bis work thence
Senator voorhees, is here, looking splendidly.
POLITICAL MATTERS
have 1attened out so that few people discuss
them here. New and startling developments
are expected In the Morey letter. to trace the
forger. The new est thing In general politics is,
that the Senate may be organized republican
by the vote OF Fair, OF Nevada.
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SIDNEY T. NIMMO has removed to.
his elegant New Wareroonn, nKYB
433 9TH street northwest
Aren't for the celebrated SHONINGER ORGANS
and PIANOS Of several No. makers. oct30
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~o UNINERSALIsT CHURCH. Rev. ALEX.
vs. KENT Psstor.-services in Talmadge Hall
Tomorrow at II 8. N. Sunday Sch >ol at 9.45
a.
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs.-From F. Il. Mohun we
have the Appleton loound;. and from Shilling
ton and Robert Beall the Harper (FranklIn
Square Library edition OF Dlsraeli5 new novel
"EndymiOu"
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

POLITICAL NATTERS-THE NEW IRON STEAMBOAT
fLkkT-THE WORLDS FAlR-ExCIrEMEvT OVER
fHk PASSION PLAS-THE SEw LITERARY sENsA
IioN-REApJUsTTNG THE TARIFF AND THE NAyI-
SAIloS LAws-PsNCHoLoGY IN MINISG-PER-
soSAL NOTES, ETC.
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NNHE HOT BLAST FURNACE
i Is the most SUCCESSFUL FUkNAOE We
have ever known. and our practical experience of
naces and the cose sttenten We hsve pSG ~ to al
valuable improvements IN heating apparatus. war;
the meritorious features to be found In any fur
pace. We claim that for ECONOMY. DURABIL-
they are not excelled. We also claim that we have
put up more HOT BLAST FURNACES in this city
al other Kinds comHins5 ana haye not heari a
single complaint from them.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
nov1l-lm No. 8l7 9th street N. W.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-12
Notice.

J. =. Ives, IN the Coafs of Comnsan Pleas ag
ceptFe ceauty, No. - November
AHsIl1A A. LFes. Tern, is7a
i1hsl IL dsofoe sinca'o InssFiaosii.
SHE alias subpoena In the above
- cass having beea Fsiarnsd non esl inventas yea.
ne Sa.d A!sila A. I8oa. Als herehT required - -
gut tss % aHSWsH he eeeIzlni II The aheVs ease
JOHN NrANuLKH. Sheriff.
" VI, ha1pkas AfzY, te~z4
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Executors Notice.

ETTERS testamentary on the e..
~ tate of Joseph Green deceased late Of Mlssaura
Bcroneh Ceafse county, Pa. having been granted "a
ihe undefsigned III persons iHdelad 10 said estate
are requested 80 make Immediate payment, and all
having claims against The 30 present them duy
autheniiested - lau, fur seiiientent
T. NJ GREEN.
ai-a y POTTS oREEH, AkeOs'orA
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NebC Aticerfisem ents.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WILL be exposed to public sale
w by tho nbdersisned, at the Cour, House, in
the Borough of BsllsioBte, Centre county, Pa, on
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PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS, the Hon. Charles A. Mayer Presg
deuto of the Court uf Common Pleas Of the zth Iuan
District consisting Of the egunties nf Centre Cintou
and Cearaeid. and the Hon. ssmael rrAnck aud ths
Hon doh biveus Asss ciaie Judges In Centre county
having issned their preceTt bearing date Iash DAY d
suiys $50, 20 me directed. for holding = Court d
Vyet and TerTninef and General Jail Delivery and
unafter Sessions of the Peace ia Becfonte for the
county Gf Ceutre, aud 20 commence on the rourth
Monday Of August next. being the I'd dsy uf August
tss0s and to continue two weeks. Notice u hershy
given 20 the CcFvnef Justices ef the Feaoe Aldermen
aud Gonstahlss af said canty u Cenrs that they b
Then and there in their proper per<sss ai 10 acock
IN The forenoon Of ssd day, with their reeors inau
st'anst examinations, and their own remembrance
20 Do nse things which to thsr once srlscFtzlBs "a
be done and those who bound In rtcoaniEancrs 70
prosecute against the prisBcrs that shall ke IN
the ta o Centre couuty be then and there 20 pruss
cute against them as shall he just.
Given under my hand, al hsilcinnte the 23d day 81
July IN the year q our Lard lSso, and the one
hundred and fafth year Of the Independence of lhs
United States.
So4s JOHN sPANoLgn, Sheriff
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The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
GENERAL G. T. BEAUREGARD,
NEW ORLEANS, 1880.


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Oats From Galveston

Special to the Herald
Galveston Aug. 11.--Dr. McClanahan, one
of the elegates of the Galveston board Of
health to examine and report on the sanitary
condition and quarantine regulations of New
Orleans, returned to-day and reports the
health of that city excellent, and quarantine
regulations all that could Re desired. He
says that every facility was extended him and
Mr.. John by the health authorities of that
city for thorough investigation, and they
emphatically state that there is no occasion
for quarantine against New Orleans
Detectives Hennessy and Castro, of New
Orleans, arrived here by steamer to. day
after Pierre Berthe, fugitive from justice
from Louisiana, where he was charged with
burglary. The detectives were led to be-
lieve that their man was in this city and
employed at the fremont hotel On the ar
rival of the detectives warrant was issued
by Justice johnson and the supposed
criminal brought before the justice, when it
was shown that he was not the man
waited. 1t is not believed at Berthe is in
the city.
The wife of Judge j. L. Darrogh died at
2 p. m. to day.
The steamship Buteshire, from Cardiff, ar
rived to-day with 10000 bars Of ron for the
Corpus Christi & Rio Grsnde narrow-gauge
railroad.
The denomination of Governor Roberts
awakens no enthusiasm here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-12
CITY DOTS

Nineteen days more in which to pay city
taxes without cost.
Don't forget the Baptist lunch. Wonder
full success. Delegates all so there.
The delegates Of the third congressional
district will meet at the Roberts hesd9par-
tiers, at Craddook's, this morning at clock.
China hall, Of which Mr.. D. Goslin is pro-
prietor, was most brilliantly illuminated the
night of the procession, and reelected great
credit upon its genial proprietor.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Mr.. R. Z. Bell, hardware dealer. He is re-
sponsible, and sells hardware as cheap as the
cheapest, and has everything in his line
usually kept in frst-class hardware store.
The congressional districts held meetings
yesterday, and the most of them agreed upon
electors to recommend to the convention.
The first district centered on j. II. Jones, of
Rusk county, with Mr.. Hill, alternate; second,
G. Buck Kilgore, Of Van q ndt; third holds
its meeting this morning; fourth, meets
tomorrow; fifth, John Hancock; alternate, B,
F Dunn; sixth, John A. Baker; alternate, Ed.
ID. Linn.
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The Concert Last Evening

A full house greeted Miss Ella Herbert
Rives last evening, and from the rounds of
applause, we may say it was an appreciative
audience. The Duets by Messrs. Francis
and Frees were well received and thoroughly
erioyed. The "Grand Cavatina,' by Miss
Rives, wss well rendered, evideneing thor
oughly cultivated voice, sweet and expressive,
yet not of that strength and compass
that will perhaps come in due
time to this elegant and studious young lady.
The phrasng might have been improved on.
Her "Sweet Bessie, the Maid Of Dundee"
was more relished than the Lucia di Hammer
moor, yet the enunciaton could have been
largely bettered. Her trilling was fair,
considering Miss Rives has not the strength
that distinguishes Parepa Rosa, or the clear
compass for which Louise Kellogg is so
noted Lucia di Lammermoor in the selec-
ton made, is not to DO trilled.
We wish we had the language to
express an idea of the beautiful
rendition by Miss Ssllie Wheat,
especially that of the Kerry Dance. Never
have we heard smoother, sweeter toned or
as mellihuousa voice rs sounded through the
house last evening, and won the hearts OF
the enthused audience toward Miss Wheat.
The words of the happy song came
dripping through her lips from their
musical home within, with flute like sweet
ness that went straight into the depths of her
hearers breasts. Her high notes, and lower
register were alike resonant with the same
velvety smoothness, with the same perfect
roundness, with the same wealth Of meaning
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Report that General j. j Byrne, of
Fort worth, Was Shot and wounded
by Indians i'm Ell Paso County
Greenback barbecue Mt Long
view-Endian Fight

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, Aug. lit is reported that
Genera j.. j. Byrne was shot and wounded
in nine places in Ell Peso county by Indians
The general and party started toMexico some
weeks ago in wagons. He is not deal.
The first bale of new cotton, raised in
johnson county, was brought to Cleburne
two days ago by J. I. Davis from his farm
six miles north.
The first new cotton of this comfy
reached here this morning at o'clock. The
weight is 455 pounds. 1t was raised at
Trinity bend, to miles east by William
Crunk and +. L. Marshall. The latter
brought it in. 1t was sold at Auction this
morning at 80 o'clock, for 49, cents per
pound, 10 w. G. Jeter. This bale received
the home premium of $50. The premium
of $50 for the first bale raised in any other
county has not yet been captured.
This has been the warmest DAY for several
weeks. The thermometer at two o'clock this
evening indicated 90 degrees.
Late yesterday Mr.. Nerican's team took
fright on east First street, and run off with
q load of household furniture, the wagon
was torn to pieces. Nobody hurt.
Roberts, Of southern Alabama, was
arrested this afternoon by q Mr.. Leslie,
Of Galveston. Roberts killed Leslie's
brother in-law, d. r. Duncan, a
year ago Leslie had been on the watch for
Roberts for some time.
Dr. G. E. Campbell, OF New York city,
and T. G. Parks, of Memphis, Tenn, are at
the Wavsrly house, and will 60 tomorrow
west prospecting for rancho.
The news Of Roberts. nomination for
governor awakens no enthusiasm, but falls
npon our ear, like tale that had already
been told.
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Elegant Liquors.

Delegates and visitors to the state conven
ton are notified that at Croz,er's saloon, cor
ner of Main and Poydras streets, the very
best liquors in the city are to be found. The
liquors in this house are unsurpassed. any
where on the globe in excellence. The bar
keepers are courteous, polite and attentive,
and the proprietors, one of whom is always
present, study to please their patrons. Their
wines are superior in the extreme degree,
This house prides itself on It's wines, and it
invites professionals and connesseurs to come
and test them. Fresh beer, as cold as ice
can make it, is always on tap and the house
one of the most popular in the city, is open
to everybody.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-12
The Convention.

Principles, and no hgure-heads in office,
are what the people Of Texas want and de-
mand. Besides this the delegates and visit
ors to the state Democratic convention want
to know just where they can get the very
best articles of whisky, wines, brandieG and
foaming beer, and the response is, by large
majority, at the "Conventon Saloon, stu
s.ed at the southeast corner of Austin street
and Pacific avenue, just across the Texas
& Pacific railroad track from the conven.
ton hall Mr.. j. G. Starke, the whole
souled, popular proprietor, has fitted up this
saloon in elegant style, especially for the ac-
commodation of the convention. The saloon
is beautifully and tast ly decorated with ev-
ergreens and the United Suites colors, and is
honored BY portraits of Hancock and English.
Yet the outside appearance Of this bar is not
its true virtue, for behind the counter is, and
over it is handed t. purest of liquors. Mr.,
Stsrke prides himself especially upon his
whisky, which his nine year old goods, and
none other than this will be served. His
wines and liquors sre excellent and fresh, ice
cold beer can be found constantly on tap.
Special attention will be paid to fancy drinks
and on application orders sent from the con-
vention hall will be promptly and faithfully
filled by attentive walters. He has also on
hand fine selection of cigars.
LUNCH.
AT all hours, day and night, will be found
spread p superb lunch, consisting ola variety
Of dishes. This department will be presided
over by that wel-known caterer, G.. W.
Jones, who knows so we'll how to tickle the
public's palate.
The Wichita Exchange, of which this..is q
branch, situated at the east end of the same
block, will be open day and night to guests
who will be cautiously and faithfully served
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-12
Reunion OF Parsons brigade.

The reunion Of the survivors Of this brigade
will be held at WaIAhachie on the 18th Of
August, 1880. Excursion rates will be given
over the Houston & Texas Central railroad,
at full fare going and one cent per mile
return, upon certificate of membership of the
brigade, and that full fare was paid in going.
Return tickets will be sold at Garrett, on the
18th and oh inst. The Waxahachie Tap
will sell round trip tickets at seventy-fve
cents on the II h AMI 18th inst, good till the
10th, inclusive. The Texas & Pacific rail-
road have agreed to make rates at one and
one-ftth fare. Linn tations not yet made
known. w. Ii. GRTZENDANCR.
Chairman Executive Committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-12
After the Convention

is over and excitement has subsidized, visitors
should see all points of interest before leaving
the city, and in making the rounds, should
by all means drop in the Steam Printing and
Book Binding establishment of Lyle & AL
bridge, Col Main street, where they will see
much of interest. They do all kinds OF mer
camille work, and make speciality Of Legal
Printing and Binding such as Legal Blanks,
County Records, Dockets, etc, Their facii-
ties are complete, enabling them to turn out
a class of work unsurpassed by st. Louis, ut
competing prices. Merchants will find it to
their interest to call and make purchases Of
Blank Books, Stationery, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-12
Delegates. attention Your visit 10
Dallas il incomplete unless IL
includes AL inspe ton of Gold
smith, ROsenthal a. Co.'S Mt
traetiVe dry goods house.
Delegates Geing Home To-day

Will want to take some presents, some-
thing that will gladden. the hearts Of the loved
ones at home. This is an opportunity not
often presented, and we wish to tell all where
they can And reliable gentleman who Keeps
an elegant stock of solid gold jevelry, silver
ware, gold and silver-hesded canes, fine
gold and silver watches, beautiful
rings, ladies neck chains and bracelets, etc, etc
We take pleasure in referring to Mr.. j. w.
Webb, and gentleman who has, by close
attention and personal integrity, built up an
immense trade in our midst, and whose eS.
tsblishment is the oldest in the city. Every
body in Dallas county kaows "Webb, the
ieveler," whose name is a synonym for fair
square dealing, and this store is on the corner
of Main and Lamar streets, where every one
is cordially welcomed.