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Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
sudden D1snppearance of .Fritz.,,

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-What has become of Joe Emmet, tho comedian, is the chief topic of conversation in dramatic circles. He left his hotel Monday night under the infiu- ence of drink and started off in 8 cab, All his usual haunts have been visited but no trace of him has been found. His friends are very uneasy. This afternoon Mrs Emmet and her son and counsel had conference with Justice Murray, and an affi- davit was drawn up by Mrs. Emmet setting forth that her husband was an habitual drunkard, and he was neglecting his family, and praying that he be committed to the 1nebriate asylum, and asking for warrant for his arrest. At late hour tonight he had not been found. Emmet is worth $300,- ONO.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
Death of Dr. Adams-Brief Sketch Of His
 Career.

Career
 NEW YORK, Aug 31-The Rev. Dr. Will liam Adams, president of the Union Theo- logical Seminary, died at a quarter-past 3 o'clock this morning. after @ long illness, at the house of his son-in-law, John Crosby Brown, at Orange Mountain, N. J. He was unconscious during the whole of yesterday, and only Q remarkable degree of natural vi tality sustained his life during the day. The members of his family were with him in his last moments The funeral Sof Dr. Adams will take place on Friday, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the Madison Square Presbyterian church, of which he was the pastor for forty years.
 Dr. Adams was born at Colchester, Conn, January 25, 1907. During his boyhood his father, Dr. John Adams, moved to An- dover, Mass, where he was for some years the principal of Phillips Acad- emy. The son graduated at Yale in 1927, and at Andover Theological seminary in 1881 and was ordained Con- gregational pastor at Brighton, where he re- mained till 1884, when he was called to the pastorate of the Central (afterward the Madi- son Square) Presbyterian church in New York, remaining in that service forty years. The University of the City of New York gave him the degree of D.D. in 1S42, and Princeton that of LID. -in 1869. He resigned his pastorate to accept the presidency of the Union Theolog- ical seminary, which he occupied till his death. He was man of tall, com manding figure, a fine intellectual face, courtly manners. an eloquent speaker and preacher, and was greatly beloved by his people. He was the author of a number of religious works, and delivered many address es on public occasions. Dr. Adams leaves two sons, Thatcher IL, a lawyer, and Will liam, a broker, both of New York; and two daughters, Mrs. John Crosby Brown of New York, and Mrs. Eugene Delano of Philadel- phia.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
The Marine City 11isaster-Ten Persons
 Knows to Have Been Lost.

Knovvll to Have Been Lost.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-The Daily News spe- cial from Detroit throws no light upon the Marine City disaster. About eighty of the saved arrived there by special train. The clerk states that there were 150 passengers aboard, but the steward says he set the table for only 125. Ten are known to be Iost in cluding a woman who jumped overheard and her new born babe. The evidence grows stronger that the number lost will reach if teen or twenty.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
NEW YORK.

The Astley Belt-Time and Place Of the
 Fifth Race.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-The following ca ble dispatch was received this afternoon and explains itself
 To MT. Curtis, Spirit of the Times, New York: I have secured Agricultural Hall London, and name November 1st as the time for the fifth race for the Astley belt repre- senting the six days pedestrian championship of the world. ''Blower" Brown and one other Engishman will enter.
 (Signed) CHARLES HOWELL.
 Mir. Curtis said to reporter of the Ma tional Associated Press It has not been de- cided when Pegram, the challenger for the Astley belt, will start for England. It was at first deemed advisable to send him over on Saturday next because Hanlan, the oarsman, would then leave for England. Pegram and Howard could train with him and save the expense of extra training apparatus, such as dumb-bells, rowing machines and other ma chimes. MT. Curtis then showed the reporter the rowing machines which 1t was proposed to send over with the men to train with on board of the ship. Hanlan has used the same machines for many an hour while in this city, and MT. Curtis believed that it was good training apparatus, especially in bad weather. Mir. Davis, the packer of Pegram and Howard, and Happy Jaek'' Smith, their trainer, will accompany the athletes. Should arrangements be definitely made for Hanlan's departure week from next Saturday, Sep tember 11th, the walkers and their packer and trainer will leave with him. Mr. Curtis was asked where the walkers were now. He referred the reporter to MT. Davis. The lat ter said Howard was in training at Montclair and Pegram was at Brighton, near Boston. This race is open to everybody who deposits e1OO with the editor of the Sporting Life of London on or before October 2d
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
The Track at Brighton Beach.

race, heats of three-quarters of Q mile, was won by Moderator, Charley Ross second :; time, 1:211, 1:234. The second race, one mile and an eighth, with selling allowances, was won by Lillian, Little Reb second :; time, 2:O4. The third race, one mile and quarter, was won by Mary Anderson, Charley Baeder second; time, 2:2O. The fourth race, a handicap steeplechase, was won by Ohio Boy, with Spartan second i; time, 3:04.
 The Geneva Regatta-Prospects of Inter
 esting Contests.
 GENEVA, Aug 31.-There is every indica- ton that the first regatta of the Geneva Re- gatta Association, which will be held here to- morrow and Thursday, will be an entire suc- cess. Courtney, aosmer, Lee Riley, Demp- sey, Weisgerber, Felsinger and Teneyck, of the professionals, are on hand, while among the amateur single scullers are Holmes, Mur- ray, Gaisel, Larmon, Grouse, Monahan, Brown, Doberett, Dorchester and Goodsel1. The following double scull crews have ar rived: Holmes and Woodbury, the Monahan brothers, Larmon and Brown and the An drews brothers. The four -oared race will be contested by the Elmira, the Albany and the Hobart College crews. The Watkins crew was entered, but will not TOW. Plaisted reached Geneva on Saturday night and said that he had forwarded his entry in the pro- fessional race at the proper time, but his let ter was not received by the committee at the date of closing the entries namely, August 21. The executive committee will consider this matter tonight, but will probably not accept the entry, unless Plaisted furnishes satisfactory proof that he sent the letter as claimed. The following officers have been selected by the referee: Time-keepers, Ed win Harris of Geneva, and J. H. Girvin of Albany Judge at the finish, John Lewis. jr-, of the Cornell University crew. Judge at the turn, William Slosson of Geneva. The programme of the events tomorrow will be as follows Single sculls, 4:3O o'clock four cared race, 5:30 o'clock. On Thursday the double-scuH amateur race will be called at 4;30 o'clock p. m., and the professional sin gle sculls at 5:3O o'clock. Only the referees steam tug will be allowed to accompany the boats in the several races. The course ex- tends along and close to the shore, and spec tators will have an excellent opportunity to view the events from a moving grand stand of fifty platform cars on the Syracuse, Gene va and Corning railroad.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01

Home for the Friend1esS. YWNHE monthly meeting of the managers of the N Home for the ' =iendless will be held at the Home on Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock. 1u31 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
The Wheat Crop-UnfavorabIe Reports
 URsyarrantea.

CHICAGO, Aug 31.-A careful examination of the condition of the wheat crop in the Pacific railroad has been made for the Asso- ciated Press. The reports of it's being in
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
ReaI Gstate.
FOR. RENT
FOR SALE,

EOIO IONNI H. 5EHAa THE FIRST FLOOR of No. University MisH Place. Possession given immediately. Apply EE.Il to S. GREEN, If 277 DixHeI Avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
8oarO ato Blooms.
Board and Rooms.

bOarU anu IGOOnlSs
 {1A5 SUITE of three Rooms to rent, singly or E5siH together, with st-class board Rooms have k1.sL eastern and southern exposure, hot and cold water steam heat gas, large closets in hrstcass order, and every way desirable. Inquire at
 au31 3t+ 120 HIGH STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
EXPRESS STOCKS.
New York Produce Market.

Adams. .118 WeIIs Fargo. .109 1< American. 58 United States. AS
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER 1. SUN RISES, 5.27 MooN RISES, HIGH WATER, SUN SETS, o32 209 B. m- 9n P m War Department Weather Observations. Taken at h. m, P m., gg. m.-Aug. s1.-Barona- eter 30 2O2 30 1s9 30 IS ls5. TheTmometer 69 T. GA hour, 12,. 8, A. Weather, fair. clear, fair. Maximum Thermometer P degrees Mini@u1n i, TheF Maximum Velocity of Wind, F miles per hour.
 Sergt Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
 MARRIAGES. FRosT.DAyIs- New York city: Rr. CIV Frost the late K. K. Davis of Now York city.
 DEATHS. PARMEIEF-Entered into rest Aug. s1st John A. ParmeIee fin the 66th year of his age. Funeral at his late residence on Thursday at D. m Burial at the convenience of the family.
 MARINE LIST. SSs4 PORT OF NEW HAVEN. &
 ARRIvED-AUGUsT 31. Sch L Eaton, Eaton, Calais, lumber to DeForest & Sch Phebe Ann, Lane, Jersey City, bricks to Y, N H R
 Sch Chas Trickey, Kelley, Phila.
 $25,OOO YTNo LOAN improved real estate in city or vcin- N tty in sums to suit. PETER MCQUAID, au25 3ts Is Hoadley Building
 School Books, A USED in the public schools, at low rates at A. BABoocK's s7 Orange Street s110t Palladium Building.
 FOR SALE, YTNHE stable manure of twenty-five horses for one 1 year from Sept. l, 18S0 Apply at
 sEAMAN'S STABLE, B1 2t* 1S2 Grand Street.
 Hothouse Grapes For Sale Y N ANY quantity. Apply to gardener at I E. WALLETS, s1 If West Chapel street. Harmony Lodge, No. 5, I. O. O. F. TTNHE members of Harmony Lodge, No. 5, are noti- E fled to meet at their Hall, on Thursday Sept 2d, at o'clock D. m., to attend the funeral of late Bro. John A. Parmelee, P. G. Members of other Lod ges and the Order generally respectfully invited s1 It GEO. N. MOSES, secy.
 Furnished Rooms to Let N@5 TO TWO or three gentlemen, with or with M;m s1 2t. s5 FAIR STREET.
 FOR RENT, ik4St THREE ROOMS fitted up with modern con- 8..A if desired Also for rent Barn supplied with city water. A. WHEELER, s1 115 Park Street.
 FOR SALE, A and doing good business at present. Good reasons for selling. Inquire Of
, 1880-01-05

trrne misery AT'5 sungr1nR among tue ponf, oW-
elvurt n private chnrl:yi y E9t up t s,!pplems't
Urgent W necessity, then. appeal 10 Enslis,
s"e,,,imWih respect to tho channels for tho
''rt cn1n,nittco . ii nmcntIni aui philnnthropio
persons, to 1noot in Dublin once = week, " moro
Il Il "n tho a,e
cln!sns for RsaEstancc i ,vll not DO difficult to
firm ns2l somttoos and aKon;ers t. Mork @ II, 4!
Yhiri-As reFaria the exnon.aItYro m .,,t. .t Tho
especially Tor tho it'd md wonk. and it, small
te!aporaw distress o,it oi tho ,workhonse. ,,,
'rhoro fa also another lntNfo in which, shnhld
wb!'c carefully guarding agNtnst proselytls.n Of
M rnt.ul ii BRENT and potatocs. and. il possible,
!!ttu c!!thing whct1:, fd,in1 necessary, for the
little children nt!e,l'ing tliem ,,. ,..o.,,, ..o
esss K ad I'll se 4" "Ss5' q ~ %
treo @ sf 'qsrey Il TO ' c.e Hs aA nc %f the
srvcra wcatler we hnyo atrc.uIy hai and sh%ll
S . eoFf haxs aE e ea fao' ho syty as1 !" u ery M
un,ntrymcn Of tho sister ,islc, and I" cftrcnt
tl.o,r, Hcnurn,s1y tn contribute to tho relief Of
sa,lsots, Which, n!it!cti u tho rny cIiiii,tn md
tlnKenlal soil If tho wcst, Inns wcl-niEh produced
X cnr,,nItteo IL in ct,tlrse of formation which
will contain tho 1H0st distinguished, natncH III
1reGd nl Hn acct buy ice o,ncM M # 'i,o '
received and .ptllcsd to tho credit of ..Thc
Jehess II MMrIhnrn,gh'H Relief Fund" nm!
y sa. hay syoInylusa ~ M t Sfsafs III. Fiji f .i s ft IL
ici,teti and account9i fur without rrEar.l t.
rran simply an.l Without nny prct'snco tn el0-
ttt,cncc. believe nm not orcrsa,lHl,ne III my
, 1880-01-05
CHARITY.

THE DUCHESS or NAlILnunou0Il'B APFRAL TO
ENGLAND FOR NASslKrAEoE-Asx1Na ron CHAIN
TO ENABLE TilE Il1Isil YAHMEtts TO BOW TilEilt
LAND.
"a lle Ealit0r Of The L9tulan Times: In tho
memorable yGar OF tho Irish fNsanu tho columns
of your tour1,nl werr op0nol tn subscriptions for
tho relief 0G Irish AIstross, aIlh tho nlpoal waa
nuuly Responder, 10 by tue generous lirlt'sh pub
liz. Hineo tint tl,nu y)ur widely circulated Ll-
por has often, unh nysssueeessfu,y, Appcatcd
10 tho libcrllliy of tho betsovuont, After
aIl1tDra ticllberltInn hayo resolved u try 10
rnlso fund III AiA Of tho ,lIstgpssed poor Ut tho
West ot 1scln,l, a,,a pr9 you tn nscrt this ap+
pe,ll at,d to AtlyoeAto their cause IN yuur inucn'
'tial tourl,Ai.
In dining this n,ust c1pain- First. tho reasons
thnt tmpol 1uu to th4 slGni secondly, tho eta'1.
noIs through Which wtAald pr'IHsu tho 1En,ry
sl.!li ~ sont; a;'' thirdly, tAo usss to which 1t
FTrsi-As to iny reasos,s. wouhl not far y
moment ls)mpnru lho prcseNt u!8trcas. ctttlnr
llotuAl Or probable III IIvllnd t9 that Ut 1878,
whpn f9a1llAo rAEeal ln tho land and thgt1 WIS y
complete breaking !tnwn ct n! n,Msht.lury rr ~
liIIorvlt, and tho ta1Filts wAGTu Suytrp distress
md famine uru impending aro comparatively
ei1ulimscrEbel. Th9 1ayuTnniunt hAs lnltlNtod
t,ertmln !nou4ure4 fur ,ntoralnx oulployn'ont,
Tho land!ar4 IT Irt,lAlla Age, III MlllneEus gses
NGhIy standing by thGlF pgOp!1+ But In spite Ut
this, thorn Ii TO doubt that In IMtta ut kcrryi
tjnlwny, Sligo, Mayn, ltGsonInluun, Doneyul, and
tho County Of N,rk-Iu fAut, III lnn4t hf the
wrstesu districts Ut 1relap1-theEo will 10 ex'
, 1880-01-05
u,rm,n Ion!prs, although mt publicly mn
n,Incc,j, Is lrllrEts by l,"tl ~ thcso HcnRthe"
ia Inyu nr1yui,ttd truhk. +
fa>N'rESTED ELECTIONS.


spretaj 1ts1ntth IN The Chtrnao 1rfh'fnt.
wAai,tsgron, u. G., In,ts4.-The Elections
r,unnIttcp Of the fInuso will soon enter ttp''f,
the ,,rnring nf tho flnu1s contest af Il. Moody
1ioynton the natc IrreniMaktr, nxutHst Dr.
1oripg, nf massachusetts. Onn ar thu trin,1s
noluts TINT tic t}reenl,noker it1ukos ia thlt tvur
! mr. cent ut tho vote. cnst In his ow,' Town uF
wat Nowtn1ry, 1re shown l,y tilu tesliu,ony to
hare boon wronyfully takcn from him, aiming
his uciRhhars, where, he says, his Bocfal nlld
polltical influence hnve always bnen proteo-
ton TO the poor. And ho tlcn asks
whot must tnvo been tho number of
votes taken from him Iii tho inorn
romote parts OF his district wherc he WIS less
known AZ IL phllanthroriat. Inynf"n then
niludcs To tho tpprcasvc influence ut illo twenty
nue Natlonal banks In hts district, diacot,ntlnG
millions Of paper for a thousand needy business
tnen IN n time of uncxnmplcd htistnosa prdstra-
ton, but does not Give single instance in which
bank Influence WIS n5stnst him.
MI. td}ETNG, T1tE CONrEsTEE,
renllcs TINT thcro Ia nm fnlintlntuu fhr tho cnt1-
tcstu,,t's allegations. lIo inserts TINT thu per-
sIstcnt Industry Of tho eontehtnnt III tho
examination Of thirty Witnesses hns
resulted In exhibiting Mi election an
FREQ from my of thoso objectionable
features with which we hnvc beco,ne fnlniliur Mt
lclst In narrative, tf mt In fnct, atitl tint it -
lic sIlbnllta tint u, bribery, no ipg.i! innrfar
encn. no tnti,nltiht0n. II, manipulation or rr-
turning nnsrt; II" a cnr, 9rnt ma l!M,"E u"
things ho aMsrnetetl from tho cyIacneo utrerrd
setco Of ptr'af, nN!l wcuknrss IT tllu Gnrtnst-
nnt's caitsc which IL mt removed f!y substituting
for 't VT i = w'e1 sSt
cntenyorrg 10 1ncrcnsp ttA njarity In thu Low
Or House. n or.lcr thal tho purity ,,ny BY rcay
oo,int of tfn isiect1rui yutc,
, 1880-01-05


-, Eperfat Dt.ratth IL THE CAicavn Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u. c., 1.l1,. A.-rhu Sub-Cn1n,n1t-
tee of tho lInusc Military Committee, uf which
Cen. Juo Johnston Is Chairlnan, ths tnat,lrctl Il
It'll for tho reorganization ri tin nrnly, which
will l,c reported Mt MI curly tlny. 1t prnycs for
q reduction OF the stall ntliccrs a fur iii III
'creaso Ut tho enlisted men tn 1900. The rrsi-
,nentnl organizations Of artillery uro to DO nE,nt
ishcd, nlr1 tho batteries consolidated Into 4
corps, tho c0,nnlnntlntit Of which will llnvu tho
rank Of nr!yatllcr-Gcncrll. y m!litin burcn't IL
to be attached to tho AdJutgnt- Generals olcc,
with a chief, who will l,yb tho riltik Of
Colonel, uni twelve inspectors, WIN will
cncf 1ayp the rank Of I.ieutgl.nnt- Colonel, four
of them to 10 tnkcn flrin tho regular army md
four from the stnto military organizations. THO
Signal Service Ia to he ,nu'io separate cnrps.
With chief who will hayu tho rAnk of Co!,ncl.
four Majors, six Cnptni,s, four 1c,itclMtlts, nm!
an iuorcnscd number nf enlisted ,Hcll.
, 1880-01-05
CANADA.

lIeayy Vlootta mt London, Ontnrlo-pro-
vii,clml Hoard Of Health for Ontario
Tho IIcn.Ilcsx-IHoo*tcr Iix1libttorH--
THO Currency tluchtion.
SpfctIt I}is1lfch tu The Chrs9a TribtfHf.
LO. DON, Ont, Jun, 4.-A heavy rni,l-stnr,n
passed over tl,ls section this mornlnE alid con-
tinucd some hnurs. Tho effect hts hoU1l tn rrcuto
ono of tho lnrYcst ilnuls I'll tho River
ThnIncs that VIC have hAll for several yctra.
Kcnslugton IL entirely submerged, nnd lnnny Of
thu houses nre Isolated. Several valuable brilgos
have been swopt Awny. Ilo new hrllgu III
course Of construction by tho Toronts, lirl,.He
Company, n1nr Dclnwnrc, Ia a totAl wrcek. Tho
river ts still rising.
srtctat Di.pAtcft to The CAieaga Tribune.
OTTAWA, Jun. 4.-Tho Canuaia Gazette contains
the following: Van amendment huH boon in!tlc
to tho regulations Of the 13th Of Juno last fur
Strengthening and curing imported awino III
bond-vIz,: on tho axrnrtntnn Ut 65 pcr cent
of tho live weight ut imported hogs Weighing 2D
pounds md under in nrat dry suited Aud
not picked, aud OF lAr tried or mtttc,1. for ouch
95 per cont thus exported tho sum of 300 Of tho
warehouse bplltlA tnny be ennccled. Tho rcxtllA-
ttonB to- rclnuin unAlterctl III rpspprts I'LL hogs
Z. weighing over :a0 pounds nltve.
8ptetd! DisraseA to The Chttaqo Tribune.
OTTAWA, jan. 4.-Thc Department III Marino
and Fisheries lrs issued Ill order rc!enslng tho
Fishery Inspectors In Gninrio md Quebec from
tho obligation af enforcing tho uws for tho
protection OF gnlnu 1T thosc irovtllces Tho
Gnmo lnws boinE 'f'ylnttal onactlnonts, It Is ut,t
~ .on ,o s ,,urt " " ha =, ,ntaa
'"1n ~ ~. - -"
Lumeer1aen eoher1''s c"'hpA.,I' 'nht tao pr'ees
OF supplies this year, especially In tho lino IF
hardware, uro much higher than tlt,su for lre-
nn,linr v6.,lr. Thia wifi hnyp ii l0trIIlcutnt lt-
feuco , Tho prcscut slight revival lii tho hl,1l-
ncr trrdG. " ''''''''
Federal HtItunls cnim tllut tho n,ajorty OF I'M
migrants arriving In tho N,rtj,wrst n,itl Mini.
tt,ul i,rf fr,Irl fin limited HnftN Even If Tint
ic g. it is no sut-o to o exodus u tic stItcs
from tho uldur PROVINCES.
TorONTo, ,ja,i. 4--An iuiIunlitial drI,litntton
of mciIcni t,iuli wnitc.l mi Atttr1tgy.C enpr,li
Mownt, to urVc Uput1 lin tic prODrlrty III en-
tabllahinR Il Provincial 3oulxl uf IIeufth, The
eplcot snitEht is TO nii in getting tho earliest
pUyslp inflammation Gtu,n iii cn;lf,ca ii pDri-
ttoll or nciRhDDriootIa where et,tein!cs i,ly lio
, 1880-01-05

STFtH1I LE511{fH n 7H1 CHEe7933 7FTGan7s
WAE.ltSnT0N. D. G., Jun. 4.-Ex-Goy. Hunt, Of
Colorado, lust night rccelvc u dispatch con!,rui-
atory Of tho story already t!nrkly hintel ut
nnmcly; TINT tho Gcnsn1os capturcl by tho Utcs
werp Outraged ny their 1niinn captors. The
Pueblo Cali ChMJidlu Ut Nuw- fcnr'B day con-
tai1l1d eur.i, signed by Mrs. Mecker, in which
this cr1mu IL eh,rgcd u3aMi tho Utcs. Gov. Hunt
sa[l tho reception al tho dispatch n,tdc him sick
Mt heart. lIo did not nuke 1t public Inst rl9lt
because he did not wltrt to nntugnnizo tho
puluy Of Mr.. sctuz. IIo said tho plblsrsl-
ton Of story Of that kind hers wtNid ut
unco arouse Il sentiment as hostile tu tho saw
agcs as that which exEsts in tho atMte " Colo-
r,,du, "I do not iclIeve 1t will bc sufo even to
brlug these wretchvs tn Washington" sntn he;
"It relative OF InlIo hati suffered this ll1,-
till,,lnhlo lnlKnity ut tho hnud% 1T nna uf thcsu
indiA1is wUtilh shoot him t0wA IN tho strccts Of
this ultY.A
, 1880-01-05
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

L0Suoy, Jun. 4.-Tho stenNler alfcatn, which
left Hamburg Dee. -, for New York, put IN at
plymouth Snunl saturday night With her steer
it,1 9tMr damaged She hnl reached COO miles
wcst Of Queenstown. Shv experienced tromefa-
dns hllrric,ll,ts frs,n Dee. q t 1ec. I'll. ind wins
compelled tn lny-tp from tho 10th u tho 3lst-
She WIS once thrown on hor l'eIln en3s, with
difficulty recovering herse1f. Oh Jun. the
steering gear Of tho yGs4ol wns fo1ind to be
seriously li..,1agc,t, and her EGptuin letertulnel
tn return to Plymouth.
GONE ASHORE.
Tic North GGrlnnn Lloyd atcnmor Hams
rrr,,u New York Doc. ID for nrcmu,, hns gone
naflDro M Tersrhasng, I'LL island III tho North
Sea-. No further particulars.
, 1880-01-05

In provinces nrtI,iI,d Nancy 40 villagers ar,
driven from their homes.
VARIOUS,

AMnAsa.tnOft To THE PORTE.
COssTANTlNt,rLE, jim. 4.-Connt Dubsky,
Austrian Envoy Mt Attons, has bccn appointed
Ambassador to tho Porte, to succeed Count
Ztchy. -..-.
TfEE ARMENIAN FAMINE.
TecKrnma received front british Cousuls state
that terrible fanlnc prevails In tho districts Of
1Iaskalch and 1IAynznitI, III 1Ar1nenIn, Tho nu-
thoritics nre helpless to MD tho people, and 1t IA
frnrcd tho famine will bccnMc general on the
eastern frontier of Turkey.
DROWNED OUT.
LoSno.. Jun. IA V1cnnn correspondent
stutcs that eleven prrsons havo bcen drowned al
Lobau by tho Uyertiowlng OF the River Danuba
THE CzAIINA WORSE.
1lEItt1S. Jun 4.-Tho condition or the Czartua
Ia tultL worse.
, 1880-01-05

C.tLCUTTA. .l,.ll. IA dispatch from caDul re-
ports that tho W,irtlak trlbc, when tceipg from
CMbul, were Attnctcl by thu flnzaras, Who hold
Gh,sznl In the nnsnc Of tho british.
TIE WAR St}r ENDED.
Tho viccroy. speaking ut II banqlot, sail
thut tho Bold!crs work In Afghnnistan Ii not
yet over, nor could b1 It rulLnQuishctl
nr reluxcl until the object sought
WIS completely attained. Tint tl,ect, he snl1,
wns not tho acquisition Of territory but tho IT.
curing OF tho future peace Of 1ndEl. md solit!
guarantees for tho good bctnvior Of 1ndia's
AfghuM neiyhbors.
, 1880-01-05
SPAIN,

THE cDIA,SlEa KlCkIS0.
LoSnoS, Jun. "A halrid lLsputch snys: It
IL reI,rtud Is political circles here that Cuban
antl porlo 1tco Deputies tayo determined to
follow tho example uf ttso West rndtan Senators
and rclEro from the CostKress aftcr yoto IN tho
,utlon thnt tho Ornuul Emancipation blll bu
INT made Inv mill frco-tratlo reform mons
lErIa hIyU bpGtl lhts3tH..
, 1880-01-05
IRELAND.

TENAST-ItIullTa MEETING.
LONDON, Jun. IA tcnnut. rlght6 moetlnG WIS
held VI KiiarIey, lro!and, yesterday, ut whlut.
G,OO pcopig were present.
The ustlul resolutions fayDrinK pe0gant pro-
prlotnry, all D0iulelnnlnK tho action OF tho
uUycrn,nent, wura ltlaptGl
, 1880-01-05
FIRES.


AT MILLERSHunG, KY.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4,-At2;:p . oulock this norn-
Ing the railroad and turnpike bridges ut bill1e1s-
burg, Ky, OH thu Kentucky Central Rnitroad,
wer9 discovered nn .irt nlid wuro wholly Do.
st0ycI. LuBs, *4j,ftU.
, 1880-01-05
CLEVElANDtS COMMERCE,

CLEVELAND, o.. Jun. a.'~3Tho report for lSp Of
tl,o Collector OF Customs for tho District Ut
Ullyahoaa shows tho total valuation ut property
ctsnrel coastwlso II $f GN boa and ontered ooast-
wise 81, ,465 aa Tut.l yal4b Ut furciKt1 Imports,
f:eB BtkN, uxpnrts EkH, tn T0tal nrrlvnls ut tho
port Vi Cleveland during tho your, 3,Bs0.
, 1880-01-05

Thu alnr.n from lux ~ ut 6i5 yesterday ruoru.
luz ylls c,.,Ixctl By fire III Nathan Foster's
ltspll, No. Cal.sllis pllco. D.t1uuxa to saloon
and tixturGs $:sD; III uAsnAKu tn tho building.
The clusU IF tho i!tr WIS mt nscprtAinGd.