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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14
The Earth's Magnetism.

The great physical problem of terres.
trial magnetism has engaged the atten-
ton of numerous physicists lately. and
it is we'll known that several ingenious
solutions of it have been pronounced
Professors Ayrton and Perry, for exam.
pie, conceived the happy thought that
the earth is charged with static electrIci-
ty, which being carried around on the
surface diurnal rotation, acted like Cir
culating current and magnetized the
core.
A severe blow was dealt to this hypoth-
esis, however, by the mathematical crit
cism of Professor Rowland, who pointed
out that the surface charge required was
competent to send a spark from earth to
moon.
A theory based upon the existence OF
electric currents flowing in the atmos-
phere around the earth was promulgated
later; and now, says Engineering, we
have another supposition, which has a
better claim to serious attention than any
Of the rest, because 1t is supported by d.
rect experiment.
Starting from the idea of M. Edlund
that an electric current is really an ether
current flowing in the cilcuit, and that
electrostatic effects are due to rarefaca.
lions and condensations of the ether, M.
Selim Lemstrom considered that he
might produce this ether current by me-
chanical action. He therefore made a
paper tube having two concentric walls
and mounted on a axle. A core of soft
iron was placed within the tube, and on
rotating the latter the core was found to
be magnetic, as demonstrated by two
fine astatic needles. Reversing the rota-
ton reversed the magnetic poles; and M.
Lemstrom concludes that the relative
motion of the ether in the revolving tube
and the stationary core revolved a SINH
lar effect will be produced; and hence if
a magnetic body like the earth be rapid
ly rotated round its axis is an Insulating
medium like the air it will exhibit mag
netism.
Pursuing this idea into mathematics,
M. Lemstrom arrives at an expression
for the magnetic movement Of the earth
which agrees very we'll with the formula
of Gauss.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14
FINISH THY WORK.

Finish thy work, the time is short;
The sun is in the west;
The night is coming down-tilI then
Think not of rest.
Yes, finish all the work, then rest;
Till then, rest never;
The rest prepared for thee by God
Is rest for ever.
Finish thy work, then wipe thy brow;
Ungird thee from thy toll;
Take breath. and from each weary limb
Shake off the soil.
Finish thy work, then sit thee down
On some celestial hill,
And of its strengthening air
Take thou thy fill
Finish thy work, then go in peace;
Life's battle fought and won,
Hear from the throne the Masters voice
swell donei well donem
Finish thy work, then take thy harp,
Give praise to God above;
Sing q new song of mighty Joy
And endless love.
Give thanks to him who held thee up
In all thy path below,
Who made the faithful unto death,
And crowns thee nowi
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14
THOUGHTS IN A CITY CHURCH.

Forgive the fault, if sometimes on Thy day,
And in Thine house my prayer hath folded
wing;
My spirit turned from Thee to things of sense
And found delight in vain imagining.
Oh. cool and quiet places where men pray!
Without, the gentle sound of cawing rocks,
Within, the country faces flushed with health,
The white smocks bent above the dog-eared
books.
Soft breath of mignonette and scented thyme
From the small, warm hands of children SIT
ting by,
And through the open door veil of elm
Across the glory of the summer sky.
The sound of voices in the shady lane,
Thee trembling heat above some quiet
mound
And here the sunbeams painting on the wall.
The ivy's softly shimmering shadow on the
ground.
And everywhere presence, without name,
Subtle, ineftable-a spell, no more
Breathing from arch and elm, from flower
and grain,
Ay, from the trodden stones upon the
floor
A something that we know is not to-day;
something that gives siren 9Th to prayer
and song:
And If we miss it as we kneei to pray,
Art Thou extreme, oh Lord, to mark it
wrong?
Nay, for the desolate town was never Thine,
Unloyeliness hath never part in Thee;
Yet where gross man hath marred Thy handi-
work,
Souls that he could not reach are white and
free.
So that breathe the breath of fragrant lives
And learn that where flowers sicken hearts
grow strong,
The better man within me cries. "Contentr'
Albeit the weaker whispers still, allow
long?"
-S9lecfufov
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
A pretty deer is dear to me,

A pretty deer is dear to me,
A hare with downy hair;
love hart with all my heart,
But barely bear bear
TITS plain that no one takes plane
To have pair of pairs;
A rake, though, often takes rake
To tear away the tares,
All rays raise thyme, itineraries all.
And, through the whole, hole wears
A writ, in writing right" may write
1t wright" and still be wrong
For write" and rite" are either right"
And don't to write belong.
Beer often brings bier to man,
Coughing coffin brings,
And too much Gle will make rs all,
AS we'll as other things.
The person lies who says he lies
When he is but reclining;
And when consumptive folks decline
They all decline declining.
A quail don't quail before storm
A Dough will bow before it;
We cannot rein the rain at all
No earthly powers reign DER it;
The dyer dyes awhile, then dies;
To dye he's always trying,
Until upon his dying bed
He thinks No more of dyeing.
A son of Mars mars many sun;
All deys must have their days,
And every knight should pray each night
To Him who weighs his ways.
It's meet that man should mete out meat
To feed misfortune's son;
The fair should fare on love alone,
Else one cannot be won.
A lass, alasl is something false;
OF faults maid is nader
Her waist is but barren waste
Though stayed she is not staid.
The springs spring forth in spring an
shoots
Shoot forward one and all;
Though summer kills the flowers, it lea We
The leaves to fall in fall.
l would q story here commence,
But you might find it stale;
So let's suppose that we have reached
The tail end of our tale.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14

A RAILROAD is projected to connect
Antioch and Lagrangeville, Cal, :. dis
lance of 165 miles. It is to be single
track road on the James patent. The
cost Of construction per mile is estimat-
ed at $1,000; entire cost, $19S, 600;
equipment, $50, 800; estimated earnings
for Six months, $3.50, 900; working ex-
penses, $4,000. The road will be built
In the interest of the farmers of the
great plains, and, if successful, will
revolutionize them by providing cheap
and certain outlet to the sea.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14

A large plate-glass window on Ire
mont street, Boston, was broken in a
singular manner: A passing horse-car
struck a pebble in the street so hard that
it was projected through the window
with the force of a musket-ball.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14

A ST. LOUIS theater manager was
asked why he employed such bad actors
and he replied: Would you have me
let the poor devils starve?"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14

The climbing of Mt. Blanc by F. j.
Campbell, blind man, was piece of
blind folly.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-14


none? Must I sit here, the sport oil
circumstances-an innocent victim, while
my poor girl breaks her heart over the
strange delay? I grow frantic. I cal
out. | implore- l beg the keepers tc
come to me. I adjure them by the mem
ory of their mothers-of their sweet
hearts and wives to listen to me-to be-
lieve me-to help me. Then I listen
with quick, throbbing heart. Every
step in the corridor awakens hope that
springs up only to die away. They dc
not heed memo one comes?
Oh, only man to bring me something
to eat. do not see what ana faint
and sick with a great throsbing from
head to foot, as if were all one pulse of
pain. spring forward.
con, tor the love of Godp' I cry; "get
me out of this. To-day is my wedding
day. This is cruel mistake! I will
give you hundred reubles if YOU will
let me out. I will leave you my watch
in pledge. You have only to open the
hall door. Think of 1.-THE poor girl I
was to have married is
He did not even wait to hear me. He
looked alarmed and hurried out, leaving
me to rave alone.
In vain! I knew the time was past
the hour was gone. could picture the
surmises and whisperings of the guests,
the rage-the livid rage of the father and
the mute anguish of my poor little girl.
They are disrobing her, perhaps, this
very moment. laying aside the pretty
dress and filmy veil, to be worn again
ah, when2 Did she faint or cry, or lay
there dumb with anguish, L wonderedg
Would her heart say kind word for me
when others were traducing me2 Oh,
pure, trusting heart, have never valued
you Alright, and now am punished fol
] it.
, 1880-11-18
= LEONA DARE.


ALI Complication. to 1so Set A*ldo by II
IsoiiaArria&e Tu. ftny
1t was stnted yesterday that 1t wRs not ,,11-
likely lhat Air. Ertst Grrnrhaum would la ss,,r.
riott to Miss lco,,A naru That iHy. such was the
lntuution of tho PARTIES, Nliil It wns nn!y 0w!ux
tu An neoldeut thut tho intention was not car.
Rod t,it. Early tn tho lihri,ng Mr. GrunntA,t,n
won't o. CT to tho ot1eu of tho tduN.y Clerk fur
tlln pnrinAe Of cutting ltoonse. 1l0 WIS us l,s,
stascl himself. Kotnewhut co,ltlssi md slrry~
OILS, md. After paying tlEs H0ncy. llc picked III,
or was KtvVn ito ittst paper which cum hant!,,
nul went over to tsio Intel with Ii.
6.x,n after ho loft tho building tho pe.,plo
In tho County Cerk'a o:llre l1sl0ycrGsl that Slr
t;sunclMuln hui unrrIGl utI Il tns.sece1pt tlt-
stead Of thu Important document which lia is
ct's,,o there for, 10 clerk via sent uver tn tho
llutol III oEaur "a rescue lhat Important .!tmu'
,c,,t, Atl tu hana Dvor Instead " II tho lcEltl
.,ato lecnse Thu cIurk, 1t " ul.Lurstsan, tthlhl
BG.,lo difficulty In cutting tho thx.rrocrt frnn
Mrs. lrlluel,1um, who Knt III i'nHrcHsnn
that ho wAs II rcpnrter ttnd @nhsosl
to deprlva her Of document whlett was easttl.
taai % ler happiness: Alter y Ivy hs,,i!ents . .,f
g' Erast Gstii;oi"a' ii" sn.l i%o. s.lr:!, st...rt.
1s Ito ~ Il Il y s fs %: !: sty sSt TUT u II !. rr' ~
II tb,e clpfk In Hlaktnx IiIs thu rtYair.t,
.sso I tl.y & bse, y!, n, i.r",'s ned IT,, IT,, f
"s :s,,, Hai:ss Nr H,naoai,n,s jt@xs deceive a
IL IL ulur.l yn.,.IHs.r thaIi -.
.stlrr tho in!BtHk1 hluIst thu lictns. hui, tWp!1
i,.stsu ~ orer ,hat tlIey might ~ hurried by
hiul, he lH,l1K the 1Iny ihn.lx, Clergyman viii,
Wh.He Manu- they wuru fn,nt!nr. T6u rr,,lessslr
W. , ~ # % .": w;er r, .a Tx Esturs! ~
clergyman, but 8rIvu4 utssua4e4 tueu4. suylux
, 1880-11-18


,I.nSnoN, Nhy. 17.-Flnmis nre causfug
1'1ci slu1nat,r III tho Co,tttt,s ur Derl,yshlrc,
Warwlcksllrc, Sotttslghaus.lre, and WDrcGs
tcrshlre. 'Flso waters Of tho Thames nru
rapidly rising.
fSTEHSATlpSAL COPYRIGHT TREATY.
I.owelt. American Minister, Inns submitted
to ttr 1'oard of t'rnp project fur atl inter-
national copyright treaty.
TIT: TEttF.
Tho great Shropshire ltatdfcap Stakes
wern won by MEssanft,s, Spcc,Iut0r sccott1,
AlM St'tunel third. Frrstun Pans WIS tho
fay0rit.
CAt'fSET CnCSCIT.
Tile Cabinet Council will hu held ut Wind
sor next week. When Parliament will bo pro-
ruguGd 1lntfk Jnts. 4.
RELIEF FENu,
The Lord AfayUr Inns opened fund for
tic relief of tl1u Inhabitants of Agran,,
Croatln, who !'ayu bren ntatlc homeless by
the earthquakes.
st'ECIr: FOR NEW YO1lK.
Fifty.(iye Thousand pounds In eagles were
withdrawn from thu Hunk Of England for
NeW York yesterday.
, 1880-11-18


Br 1IonEy ncssUprr, VIVA hAs recently becn
presented with tho trcctluul of thu Etty Ut Lon.
Will th0 steel manufacturing: proccss wh!rll
beAra hIa nu1no. The loss fnuiliAr incidents VI
h1s llfe. however, POSSESS inAly strung punts ut
tntercsk fur u ilnLon Or inventors, nn4 nru.
AloTcuyor, utmost III exciting EeadtnY III THO
story Ut i prospcctors sts.rrh fur htt!den gottf;
While Htlll young man hls sister t'tio ay nskrd
shop. Tho .price-soseh shliltn4s PER .nlt1et--.
ns,lnEshul Gl1t.. 1t wus tUo ltllu fur gull alll
tipla hU discovered ttlAt tho yuo Ut tho IateriW!
wns o,lg shilling pur .1nl1d. nna TINT tho
Gust Of tho pFotluct wus duo =. tl!D
aherts and thun grinding thull& intu powder.
Ills lirst attempt to iMitntu thu proccss was at1
uttur tuiIuru, but, llersuverl1tk, nbt,ut u St:ar
1utur hu produced thu working drawings for
setf-act4ig uaehs.e, H','Hh suNt''txs sma taen T..
IN t,u work Ut sixty, 1nI trcuuctl thu cost e
ct4,rte, he controlled tho market Vnsulateiy.
Yhls Invention hu never patented Thu ulA-
, 1880-11-18

chine. mt enst nj FIRST. wrrc nude zach wheel II!
n'frrrn. tlH',', md sumo III widely s"iarti'+l
tnwltE. Tim yMrat'l1* IInrts wts" then i's.rn1if1
i,s twn trusted wnrk!tm,l. wh". hnsng p'Hlr'l'rt
tho vn!slnh secret faithfully. tor n!as,y yrars.
III" T" pra.. rMta'i af III. IN I'll " ."p p T1 ito ,:
ms"!Ht';i,x ,! :, :,e;t T.: FRI s,, "'.r @ i, ,nrly
Uik~. U ail Which, I'M lrn RI c"lc,,iat.rl i "' y,
husn Hnycd that ttnvcr,,n,cnt tIAlH,, rrr
1.r r srs iy a" With WITH * s.F, wk. h. s
ortlcr was issusl snll!nv ii thn I'D rtun,rs a,"i
furnteI ilRurrs which 1t wns. ler"f,,rG, ilI,,..,.
he t transfer frstth M! document 10 ntit,thur
s ,, t.s . ,sf;1''a ,nir ,ao ,,;. s,; "r Ai!b,
invnn.nr with II rsnccurn ut EssI n yrnr in tho
ssn,nr.t''e, '',it /" wcnt nut If M'wer |efnro
hts s,!.Crsslrt. Annt'rr rnrly Inventor, WIS Il
nne1lIna f!r strn.'lns Ulteeht yclynt. md l,att
# ts f,n,'ct. wrt ''s n wsnlsar tas,Ir
how impossible Il wn1!.t he III s,,ci, -cr IA tl,s
wSs ., tsr,s . " ss,, 1ls ~ rt*' IT, l:t tS IL
mint, fHcturn IN ~ D nv It hIHst III mir through
fase' rtns, thus hl,rix nut the exseas II t:,ir-
tIy Cnunl1lHs, lint tho wt,tln ,stnry nf nyplIn1
setcne: i,as nn ntcr cxnllpln Ut ,1tu ttni,lfs1nnt
If a,lei s.,'prd'us results hy tho brnin..work
announced III ts1G, tho manufacturers III iIrHit
hritai' an,,!ntiy et.t,.''nGtl nlMalt tax. tons Of
tho rr'we.s VIVA ~ snw uni lalnrtMis ~ cnstly.
After te Invention. s t',le VI t,a 1irst cxpurl.
nGnis n.,, I tl1w", twenty s.ns Of cnss-irsnl worth
ycnr t!,e ,rinl,,et q t:.,piand Viii ic xSan tons ~
IL sqd Of ;lo w9r s.a q t"s SkIny a., 90 ynla
d., ,aypFis! wii|F + sS ot sa{ {r ,l,s Si'ts s
tntnl present rnl,sn Ut thu product. mt u fr,cfl-
tloll nj. ccnn.ny uf OvcraUOttU is,ts nf conl III
, 1880-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


"Onr Candltlntc," plcce which treats in
rather li',slny way nf tho trials u.id tryl1n-
ti"ns pf rntller t1,lnnt innn IN st.urcl, nf
ro'ltIenl placc. II running ut this ihotrc. There
are ii'trl'ice, nrcl1ttR!it pr'ce.sons. with an-
iiers aa1 trnHsparenctcs. Just !!kc tho genuine
thug. Thelo ate br,ken.i, i,neksd brl,s4 bands,
bniiot-pxes a'1l polling. .1,inte., with shor nj.
tentlhiIt kce1t:s, fnlthfuIty representa- IN all
tholr vtilgarlty. nrd sprslpuc's 1uuces Tx" II.
alr. Harry Richmond In thu rt)it nF thu rnt!tt,.H
Urta,riy tho rau.ll,!utc. |. rthpr ct,,cnt III hi<
dl'lr'ltles sltnGrr lrlicl1nr I. II VERY faithful
representative If tho typn II character vim
Carries the vote 1T tho lighting element uf thu
ward u hit s:st-ihnk"t: St!>ou i':exrr l',sk"4
EDo tltiEl out Or tho vnsy IEl I'lrt u tft!F.c:.
Mt,L tirurge IS. MonrtA., Il, the h.er. .ttrEI,,u, :.
htltstisMinY t,ilttca trisi,1atl, d!"a well: whit
the b0ys i ,nlrtb IN tho GEr",,tsM:!t!ts Ut HIT
nPNr Of All L. barker. SuthlliE can lie RitIi IN
faynr Of tfle other members Ut the cast, u,l tu
Aetre4se4 4re nIt very IuGrr.
, 1880-11-18

roSTIFlcAf SECRETARY OF STATE.
NoME, Nov. i7.-rhc rnpe Inns signed n
brief appointing Cardi'at .lacos,fnl l'm,tElicaE
Secretary Of State. 1t Is cxpcetcsi in clerical
circlcs tlu!t the appointment will mark Il
grcat cl,amgc IN thu policy Of tl,e Vatican.
Tho Pope approves of tho views at tho Irish
bishops, MS stated in n memorial III explains
tfon Of their ronttuct III rcgarl to the aEita-
tlon III Ircls.,l, md IL Is expected itat he
Will shortly make public announcement to
tint effect
SEES TO lie FILLED.
III consequence uf ttle compromise arrived
Mt with Russia, tho Vatican will Immediately
tnke uction wttl, the view Of filling tho W.
cant secs III Poland. anj III making appoiut-
mctts will consider tho c!af,ns Of l,crsntls
recommended by tic 1sssstan Government.
GAItt!At.nf.
RoME, Nnr. 11.-tsaribalAf has written To
tho Chamber Of Deputies, elcrgetlcally re-
llowiug his rcultGst TO resign.
, 1880-11-18
AS1sIlYNrA,
Enkfidt Iffhatfh fd Tdd EIitddd 4S.itltiuE.


CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 17.--A mysterious cnso
IS reported from tho Eighteenth Wnrtf. wherein
thu family OF David 1iurr. II night wntch1nnn, is
described M having bcen visltnd by dreadful
calnmity. llurr. It seems, upon returning from
w,'rk curly this morning, entered tho house and
found uno OF hla children dead III It's bed, md
two others nud tho mother lying i'll I'M inscnsiblo
condition. Il ne!Khbor. Mrs. Witasns. was
found III tho house. standing nt.tho bedside of
tho dead chIlslwth her hnnus covering its mouth.
nurr. IN his wild grief, attempted to discover
tho cause Of tho terrible stato Of nGuirs,
but tho woman seemed to bo unalho to g!yo auy
satisfactory explanation. Tho police wero ut
once notified. atid Mra. Williams WIS tnkGn into
custody, Sho naid very little, hut appeared 10
bo ubte to glyo no explanation OF tho muster. a
mora careful examination revealed tho fact
thnt the house was full of ghs, anu, IN tito douts
Of tho lH.se-hilrnor wcro found upon, 1t Is ls,-
llcvpl thlt tho gascs which escaped from tho
Rlpvo stItltal tho scnpera. Tho mUthor and two
children woro unconscious several hnurs, but
Ar0 now reported rs recovering.
, 1880-11-18

On Tuesday evening Mr. Mortimer. lite psestt-
dlKtiaiour. began IL sertcs IT entertainments ut
this halt For tic pntp,so Il new Btt4e hus f'cGl1
crccttd upO tho interior of whIc', tntII!, tlt.tn-
rattye tasto Inns been lavlstses1. Mr. Murtinrt
gives n rntAcr peaslt,r entertainment. wh1ct,
could te dec!edty improved IT tle would but
put a curb up,o hIs terrible propensity 10 get
oil batl p,lns H.,l stnlo Jokes. As Il pni1,ist ho
Is tlefur. and Introduces Il number n9
hundkerchirfa. ntYi Dthcr things. lie
las remarkably. lite!e machinery, and IN tho
drxterity with which he ,!clist!rs Tho pes,Ilc hH
shtpws tf skill uI tnnt, who hns slnEnteti yt.nra
to tho study hE tna9!r. He ulsu. al,lcA by Miss
Mnrtncr. Klyos aosne Illusions that Interest hls
uutDtcnce.
, 1880-11-18
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho latest bailnd II entitled" Put Him In tho
Front scnt-Iils tIcnd is I.nltl.''
Frank Mayo Will &lsts evening appear as Duru
Cruckttt at tho Grand Opern- lfDns1.
Tho engagement Ut Lllinn spunccr hns been
css,set In Nov York. It WA Il fnIluro.
olive Logan hns !,ecn interviewing snthern,
md she says he called hcr 'stfs tcnr gsrs'
Joe Howard, thinks "l3cr1,s,nrlt Is like Mrs
Agnes i3ooth sliced thlh ntld thoroughly ro-
The :anh performance Of "1Iazcl Kfrl;c". will
Nork, ott. tho :zth.
Tho me.nhers OF the Alice t,ntes truupc, which
str1,nlt.i II Scw Orlcans Inst Mondar, ato su"t-
lug Tor buck su!Ary.
Tom keene rssaycsl Cnss,as IN ".1u1Ius Cr4ar'
In Ntw ur!c,lne lhst week. md his performance
WIS highly PFAtse,f by thu press.
W. r. Corhrtt. o,c 0f tho ln'nan2a kllIgs 1t
kDkOmQ, Cnlu., was recently n!utln happy l,y
marrying Miss jennie Parker Ut tho local varic-
ty thcHtro.
coupny 0r fifteen rcut " Naltci, rtri-'t nn. iIl-
dian jnggaers. vim will he introduced in piece
iluw III preparation.
,.Mr. De ncliesille. tho lcadns ,nan q ths
stutc., Of IL the i;s. iic Is FrtcI,s,'n'., ,ii
ts sAld tu bu II thorough artist.
"Thc Ttln Club" Mt 1tonlny's will tc s1'cc-c,lel
by "SpRrkA. another Uf tho tnits!cAl cllne,llrs.
fAtIOltjel ~ IL Hf!lH HsEHHt-
zltttun. Tile entertainment has Lrr,s we'll
spoken OF.
Tho n1annger Of tho Cincinnati Grand Opera
threatens III sue A1r. !. II. raisn9r iuc.l,ta thu
cone,nti"n ] i to n ,ay " ." sy III % ph,. FIFTH oI. Tic
gro!nt TINT Sabbath performances teni lu tlu-
417llo tho stAye.
"Onc Hundred Wivcs," tho 1,nw American
tneln.lran,. whic' b has ,rasle II ilns !snrrffs;nn
III Philadelphia. washington, MID liulslrn.rH,
will bp seen Mt McEtesgr'a On Ntt,.lt,ny. Thr
Gust Is Raid tn he particularly strung, embracing
bc Wolf lioppcr i1'd At>n Glll1an.
Philip. Leo. from whom Adelaide Nelson was
Divorced. hut who married tho willow IT CharIts
1nt.us Thorpe III, England lust hctnrc tho
tletrcsa tieistt lns GeHii remarked IN hts rrI.s-
e''! wlfc. beeanse Tho lmerlcan courts w!.ere
leave to mnrry ngain.
The Boston Ih}1i1d Rays TINT Horace Wn'1. who
is Just lm,sne frpm EitRInnJ, ,whcre l." pnss,ri
sn,u time with Suihorn, rcporta TINT tic sctnr's
nntnre. nn,l hns nlmaRt w,nty Disappeared: hut
tho yeteEan comedian desires rest tllts season.
v w n!!'i fary y: IL NV WV YorN K s.t ! ssn ,
boF.
"Arouni tho World in Eighty Days" will ho
seen fUr tho last l!lnt. ut l4uy.rlys III Sunday
rSen'g: e ~ h1es te t".owsx ,y nS. i, wlii nr
have hGnrl gtA,il enl. It 11,Hy be ssttl TINT
heading TIP c@otnpa,y @ ;tre . !'nar,'. Wsll.k,,own
re,nerhrrch Ms tho brt4ht anI shInlng light OF
Sum C0lylll1s troupe two yesIlx apo.
On tho .lay o! her arrival III this country stiss
I.ernhars't fe,,t llsphteh tn tho puria FiG,r,.
roretKn lnalla. ntitE Is ms ftliaws: "Sl:w Ynta:,
= Octnher.,-snpcst, vnyI!Ks. hut s!ek MI tho
time. Ny blrI,ny WIS celebrated on tn s.tstl,l.
rr An Immense aM,tsq,!rt wus presented IN isa
are har" artlrtsl on Hprelal steAig.lf. slreastd
with 'iEs WHICH eItt'u boforc We gut here. with
american cMthsislns,,l. an,l. fr nv lart, sreat
cn,utlo1. Six thsntstl tlnnts for thf, rst hight
, 1880-11-18

Ut .infntlt ln ilf.rrn 1nnnl!,a' imprisonment
'''ts !; lina hf @,uU0 fr,,,es for Offending II
criminal net.
Thu tiirIttnr nf LIT ftrlitznf}on ,us hem
fnIt'!,n1nal III rHntunlucIAns Il, tflrrr uftllt!s
!InprtSnlihsr11, anl Il lin. IF 3,tltkl fy,ltY u,
il,suitiis President sir.:y;, the Trblnul Of
t1aliicts. s!Hl lhe Cpts,srIl Ut Stale.
Si'tI,tE.
i!AvnE. Snv., '7.-..rFu steamer Cfmbria
spce10 fur New inrk.
, 1880-11-18
All. HANDS LOST.

NI.It IlItN1I8 LQ5Tt
LONDON, Nov. 17,-An unknown stcnmer
flas been lost with nil hnntFs off St.Eoyen's
Head, on tho south coast ul Wales.
Tho ramo OF the steamer rcp0rted lost of
st. Governs lIcad, Wnies, is still unknown.
Shu Is supposed to bu n small coaster. Six
bodies layo been washed nshoTe.
, 1880-11-18

sptttal DtpaltA IL IaA Chicago 7rtbtsns.
Epn1St3r1ytp, ILL.,, Nov. 17.-A certificate for
organization wns to-t!ay flied with tho Secretary
If Stuto by tho EallAt'tiln Club Of ChcnrH. Thu
nlrcctnrs ,r0 Wil!in1n ltIehnrt!snn John @. Ur-
cl,artl t. j. O4le,1. C.S. Dewitt, 81. u, Ugiou. ".
Il Intnrson, md Nathan r. Fitch.
, 1880-11-18

what cl1rcs nf iiltanl and skin diseases. and
Win taN'se ot tho 1nn. Vim, Tnytor i,0stnn. K;mte
ia,at"r Gmaa ct sinssash,,setts: Alderman l,cker,
E-tl. Detroit: ii. i. Enrucutnr. Tstt.. Inncrsn1'
h;i. chhrlcs tloughlui, EHJ.. Hasstiti, md ,nnny
nters details q which nAy hr l.ntl IN nppiIca-
, 1880-11-18

WHAT ARE ALLEGED TO 1}E TIFF IEHfAINs
OF TILE NAVIGATOR,
SANTA DOMINGO. Nov. Q, Win Ilaynnn.-
Congress has passed a decree that, consltt-
crlng ti1o proofs sufficient titat tIe rcnalus
found In tho Cathedral Sept. 10, 1877, nto tito
remains Of Christopher Columbus. a 1nonll-
mont to cnsllrlno them sl,nll i,o erected ut
the Capital. ALI tho American Governments
nro solicited to contribute to tho fund. Tho
Government Of Santa Domingo gives $4,000.
, 1880-11-18

NEW GLASGOW, N. g.. Nov. 1S.-Thoro is n de-
ctlrsl improvement !n ailalrs ut tho pit to-day.
THO trench to tho l3yo pit was finished and tho
wator lot iuto tho nine about 2 n. Ill. Now there
ia n much smaller amount OF yapor Issuing from
tho shafts md nlnstly Btcnu,, 40 that tho wR1cr
must have cumploto control Ut tho fire by this
titlu.
Tile Inquest OH tho remains OF Dau!cl McQi!l-
HFny YyIa rO!lIuGiEgtl tn.slny.