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FOREIGN NEWS.
The sultan Rcsponsible-Turkish Alba.
mans.

LONDON, July 25th.-A Constantinople
dispatch to the Daily Neacs says: The Porte
is trying to place the responsibility of reject
ing the decisions of the Berlin Conference on
the Grand Council, but the ambassadors
have intimated to the Sultan that he alone is
responsible. In the meantime troops and
stores are being hurried to Albania. If
Greece should move to occupy that territory.
it is intended to convert the Turkish soldiers
Albanian dresses have been made at Con-
stantinople for them. The tone of the Turk
ish press is very violent towards the European
Powers.
The Collective Note.
BERLIN, July 25th-Prince Bismarck con-
fers with Count Won Munster and Prince
Hohenlohe in respect to the answer of the
Porte to the collective note. Three captains
and three staff officers have agreed to go to
Turkey if allowed by the authorities.
Proposed Naval Demonstration.
VIENNA, July 25th.-The Powers will draw
up an ultimatum, summoning the Porte to
fulfill within three weeks the Montenegro
Convention, and in the event of refusal a
demonstration will take place.
Liberty Advocated office Of Arrival.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 25th.-The Golos
publishes an article which attracts consider.
able attention, advocating the liberty of indi-
viduals in accordance with law.
MARQUIS Tseng has advised the Chinese En-
bassy here that he will arrive at st. Peters
burg at the end of next week with the new
Japanese Minister.
yesuvius at Work Again.
NAPLES, July 25th.-An eruption of Mount
Vesuvius began to-day.
Earthquake nj Naples.
NAPLES, July 25th.-A sharp shock of
earthquake was felt here to-day.
still Another shock.
MANILA, July 25th.--Another earthquake
shock occurred Saturday doing much damage.
The Manila Catastrophe.
MADRID, July 25sh--The total loss of life
by the earthquakes at Manila is estimated at
$50, including 200 Cinnamon. Every family
is houseless.
Full Powers.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 5th-Admiral Les.
sofsky takes with him full power to reopen
negotiations with China
Greek Mobilization.
ATHENS, July 25th.-The decree of mobili-
cation was to be issued to-day, and the
Chambers are to be summoned Immediately.
A loan of f60o, 900 has been attained at Paris,
and another of g., 000, 600 is being negotiated.
Sold for New York.
LONDON, July 25th.-Gold to the amount
of $500, 600 was shipped to Havre for New
York on Saturday.
Aighanisian Adviees.
LONDON, July 25th.-The Viceroy of In
dia has received the following dispatch:
CAMr HusHKI wAuRuDA CAspAHAs, July 22d---
Spies report hat Ayoob Khan has crossed the Hell
mond at Hydrabad. 1t is reported that 900 Ghazis
l.o.,a sast, xnnh Portion of oxruIrx
forsging near the British camp.
No Excitement Caused.
PARIS, July 25th.-The demonstrations
in behalf of Henri Rochefort made at the
Students soiree Saturday do not cause the
slightest excitement here.
Crops In Ireland.
DUBLIN, July 25th.-The weather contin.
ues to be very fine. The hay is being speed
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The GRAND DUKE OF HEssE. The
rumored engagement of the Grand Duke of
Hesse to the Spanish Princess has recalled
the delightful days in which he and his
dead wife, Alice, entertained society on
the Rhine. Genius of every kind-but
especially musical genius-no matter if it
had many quarterings to its shield or no
shield at all, was always welcome. The
guests were received with an ease which
broke down the strongest barrier Of shy
ness. The Prince would commence by
lighting his capacious pipe and sitting
down himself to the piano. He is an ex-
cellent performer. After the company had
revelled in melody, their host would lead
them to the terrace, where Princess Alice
and the lady visitors joined them at sup
per.
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Comslock Mining Matters.

VIRGINIA, July 25th.-The mining state
ments contain the following points
The Alta has completed its stump, and in
opening the 2050-foot station has run into a
STRONG body of quartz, dipping 30 degrees
from horizontal and yielding low assays.
In Sierra Nevada the north drift is in
LOCI feet. A cross-cut has started east !, 010
feet from the incline, and is in 20 feet.
North Bonanza has hoisted 100 tons of fair
grade ore, and Union 2, 300 tons. The drain
is completed to the Mexican line.
The joint Mexican drill hole west has been
extended 100 feet. No. 2 winze from the
2400foot level is sunk s feet. The south
drift on the $500 foot level has been extended
81 feet. The northeast drift from the shaft
has been extended So feet, and the south drift
80 feet.
California last week raised 531 tons of ore,
valued at S26 %. Consolidated Virginia
], 233 tons, valued at S45 a. The two mines
shipped bullion valued at S57, 296 06.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The skagit Riggings- strange Accident.
SETTLE, July 24th.-The steamer Joseph
inc arrived July 22d from the head of navi-
CATION on the Skagit, bringing $500 worth of
gold dust and large number of passengers,
one Of whom, q. P. Stone of this city, brought
down . $50 nugget, taken out last week on
Ruby creek, and the largest one yet found in
that locality. The trail contractors are also
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SATAN IN SoCiETY.u

yE1HE PORTLAND "oREGoNIAN" SAYS: "a
L book called SATAN IN SOCIETY," published
by MIR. E. f, H0NEY, OF Cincnaa;i, il read and
by all, might do much toward getting
Satan out of socie v The publisher is canvass
ing Portland for TIE book, and notice among the
subscribers the names of several leading PHYSICIANS
and c'ergymen." Dr. F. G. Hibb,rd, Rochester,
N. Y, says; The theme is worthy the hand
which has taken hold of it. I know OF no work
better adapted to the crying wants of this nation
The Morning Dispatch (Erie, Pa says: " It should
certainly be read by every young man and woman
in the country The Morning Star Dover. n. H.
says The volume is one TO be singled out for it's
rare eminence." The Albany Argus says at
should be extensively read and placed in every
family" jy26-lt'
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
Etc.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
showers of Rain.


ago complained Of drought now complain of
wet. Two inches and q quarter of rain
fell in New Jersey on Thursday - the
largest rainfall of the year and the
present month now gauges six inches
in all while that of the previous
three months was but So inches, only 2
inches Of this amount falling in May and
June. The drought had blighted many OF
the trees, and now they present the tints Of
autumn. Grain that stands in shock has
began to sprout, and much of it Will be ruined
should these showers continue.
Pacific Coast Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, July 25th.-The following
Pacific coast postal changes were made during
the past week: Office Mesquit,
Lincoln county, New, William H. Branch,
Postmaster. Postmasters ppointed-Mathew
Fultz, Henley, Siskiyou county, Cal Henry
Schaefer, Tecopa, Inyo county, Cal. Mrs.
E. Schetter Empire City, Coos county, Or.
Name changed-Ballsville, Polk county, Or,
to Balston, and n. Dickson appointed Post
master.
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, July 25th.-The following passen-
gers were on to-day's train, leaving at 1915
P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento July 29sh !:
Thomas Watson. Oakland; Joseph Davis,
London; Mrs. A. f. Carmedy. daughter,
and child, San Francisco Mrs. Dixon and
daughter. Sacramento Arthur Ellis, New
Vienna, Ohio.
DIR. Tanners Condition.
New YORK, July 25th.-Up to o'clock
there was no visible change in DIR. Tanner.
He did not go for his usual morning ride, but
was ill good spirits, and seemed quite strong.
"a. neJH u 60 M tol. 'no ensu ~
Jay VI n.s i"s.. .L IL .ooH my nse o.tnoes ".
coio wafer ior siie Twelve hours ehoihs AT
noon' ,sEcoNn n,sp.rru,
Nrv vonr I,,r os.h- NJ;dn;ah+ ph;
clans saw that Tanner il better, He is now
sleeping quietly.
Stn,,I,. uomt.,do
IL OIL A,..
s'.ai ny i.on ~
GU. ~; - VIZ ~, p:.o y. .ae
mon which the workhonse prisoners have
heen of ,vork in a ouarrv Paul Smith
fcolored from Jacksor Tenn who had inst
been DISCHARGED from the work house. went to
this quarry to get drink from snring
While he was there John King. an Irish
laborer who lives near, came up and began to
abuse him. A quarrel followed, with stone
throwing, and finally they came together,
when Smith threw HING, and selzlng his
throat, actually choked him to death. Smith
gave himself up to the first officer he met.
The Hudson River Tunnel.
New York. July 25th.-Work progressed
very slowly upon the crib work at the tunnel
to day. Pile drivers were in operation all
Saturday night. But at an early hour this
morning one OF the engines became leaky IN
the nue. ana was aiSapied. Inc smart %is
envay ,d ~ INC AZ s.oSh -nis
~ ~ hatto,o 80 ,ara sat ~ usnl,
rUo ~. oo,r tnb hid ,aet,eJ throah tha daad sr
=, ~ haad IS Aha oir io.l,
sua,., no.,t,
Nrr vonr IL ozth rh.n,o. p,.1o -
u ~ onA .;ia e a'ai IL; y,
~ y. Duh G. 70 sieicaiisi:s Aeehcy' oieo
9euqeht 49, a. ms HI Eei nrsiueJe sS nons
pra Iat .o.uay. LIZ was sppaieh'iy III perfect
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Mortality Reporr.

For the week ending July "a, 1880, made by
W. C. FARSswoRTH, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office No. so4 street:
July 17-John Schismer, Ga years; Switzerland.
Annie Sweeney - years ireland.
July 1s-Gregoria Arellanes, months and days
California.
July l0-Levenla Gale, 81 years West India Islands
July 2o-Aoles Bahrler, 40 years, months ard 10
days Germany.
July 2l-Chung Chew Hing, Is years; China
July 22-Ellen Denston, days California. Levy
B. Rouse, 3 months and % days; California.
Onofre Pisarro, year, month and II days. Cali
fornia.
July 2s-william H. Adams, 81 years, months
and days; England.
Besides the above there were brought here for in
terment the following:
July 17-Henry A. Summers, ~ years Canada.
July 19-Charles Thompson, SIS years New York.
July 22-Joseph L. Schulsr, days; California.
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DIED..

Freeport, July 2i-Amelia Adeeide, wife of Man
uel Silva, native of Fayal, 81 years and 4months.
Friends undergraduates respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, which will take place from
late residence, Freeport, tomorrow afternoon at
? o'clock, and thence to st. Rose Church, where
services will be held at $3.50 p. NJ
Colfax, July PA w Adding on, native of
Indiana, % years.
Funeral from 1907 Sixth street, between NJ and N,
this morning at 10 oclock.l
Pacervle, July 6-Julius D. jackson, native OF
New York, 81 years.
Near Rocklin, July 1S-Dana B. Clark, so years.
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ETAR.
The Morn,ons CeIebrating.

SALT LAKE, July 24th.-This being the
thirty-third anniversary of the Mormons'
arrival in Salt Lake valley, it was creditably
celebrated by them. No Gentiles particle
Dated
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lily cut and saved. All the crops are matur-
ing with unusual rapidity. In view of this
some members of the Mansion House Relief
Committee consider that their labors ought
to be ended immediately
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Accidentally SHOT.

WILLIAMS, July 24th.-Mr. Smith was shot
this afternoon by the accidental discharge of
his revolver. He, with his wife and daughter.
and Mrs. Church, of Rio Vista, were on the
way to the mountains. They camped on the
roadside, six miles west of town, and while
lying upon the ground he removed the re-
revolver from his hip pocket, when it dis
charged, the ball inficting severe wound
above the ankle.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MONDAY. JULY go. 1850,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the office of the State Capitol Commissioners
till O'Clock p. NJ,
MONDAY, JULY 26. 1850,
For inclosing the State Capitol Grounds commencing
L, at Eleventh street thence al ng the south
side of to Tenth street thence along the east side
of Tenth to street. thence along the north side OF
to Eleventh sire, t, with Granite Coping and Piers
and Cast and Wrought Iron Rating, as per drawings
and specifications to be seen in the ONCE OF
the Secretary of State. Bids viii be received;
Finst-In bulk, the bidder to furnish labor ana
material.
Second-For furnishing and delivering on the
Capitol grounds the Granite, price per iine loot.
Third-For furnishing and delivering on tue
Capitol grounds the Iron price per hbeai 1901. =,
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
W. S. Stafford,
Secretary Board of State Capitol Commissioners
.2nd
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SsToLEN- SATURDAY NIGHT, FRoMN
- China Gardens, Thirty first street. I'm
BAY HORSE reward of IS will be NA
paid for his recovery. Apply to LONG SING,
Butcher L street i.nEo On.
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VIM. GuTTENERRGER.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
i chinist Castings and Machinery made IN order
at the lowest prices. Guttenberger's Horse Powers
and Patent Granary Roller and Clog Crusher-
All kinds of Hydraulic Pipes. Corner Of Front and
streets ju264plm
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BORN.

Woodbridge, July 23-Wife of Geo. L. Northrop,
son.
Emigrant Gap, June 29-wife of J. L. Mahon son.
Colusa, July 14-Wife of B, kirkpatrick, a son.
Colusa, July % Wife of S. G. Beach, a daughter.
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And IN accordance with law, and an order of the
Board OF Directors, made on the 2Sd day OF July,
A. D. 1850, SO many shares of each parcel of stock
as may be will be sold at the office of said
company, No. 800 L street, in Sacramento city, on
the 10th day of AUGUST, 1850, at o'clock P. N. Of
such day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
the sale. D. DIERSsEN, Secretary,
fV2o-td No. 900 [. stree Sacra,nau..
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GENERAL NOTICES.

The pleasure OF bathing IL greatly In
creased by mixing in the tub half even quarter
OF bottle OF MURRAY l. LANMAN'S FLORIDA
WATER. Instantly the whole atmosphere Of the
bath room is as fragrant as bloon ng flower
garden the mind becomes buoyant, and the body
energies refreshed aud strengthened. iy26lt
Money 10 Lean on Real Estate at u low
rate Of interest. Ijyl9-ul p. BOIL.
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Noe
surnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility, and all that class OF complaints arising
from Excess, indiscretion Abuse. The old find in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. LA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatever cause, to their pristine vlgor Price,
50 30 per bottle. Sent c. o. d. by express to any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
to A. McBoYLE & CO.. Druggists, P. 0. Box 1852,
San Francisco. m4-Sm
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
WEsTwARD-B BOUND PASSENGERS.

OF SATURDAY AND suNpAY.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II oST-A SMALL ROLL OF GREENBACKS
IL Zone gold note) in street car, Saturday Even.
ing, $ rect, between Fourth and Tenth Finder
please return to this Office and the will prove
property and reward you. jy26 1t
AZ ACRES FRUIT AND BERRY FARM, esss
fU in the famous Newcastle region. Planted wv
with five varieties OF vines and trees. Good-A-
improvements; flowing spring water. For sale at
81 800. For further description, address CARL
STROBEL, Commission Agent, No. 321 J street,
Sacramento. jy26-1t&swltW
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w,rd.r :, ,he so.ora n.,roo

MuFucr III INC sPc0HN Ut1rtt-
YREKA, July 24th.-The jury in the case of
Van Dorsen, on trial for killing a sheep
herder last January, brought in verdict of
murder in the second degree. after deliberat-
ing about nine hours.
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Fountain MinInr Cnn,n.n n....,...,

place OF business, Sacramento city, California
Netice.-There is delinquent upon the FOLLOWING
described stock, on account of Assessment No II.
levied On the 18th ny OF JUNE, A. ID. 1850, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders as follows:
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
PROGRESS OF THE TANNER FAST.
The Doctor Enters Upon His Twenty-sev-
enth Day in Good Condition.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST By RAIL.
An 1rishman Clicked to Death by Negro
at Cit cinnatt
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
Encouraging Report in Regard to the
Crops in Ireland.
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Police Unnecessary at the San Francisco
Sand Lot.
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The Napa County committees.
JnbiIatiDg Democrats.

DIXON, July 24th.-By far the largest politi-
cal meeting of the campaign is now in prog
ress. 1t is regular Democratic love feast.
". B. c. Brown and L. J. Clunie are the
speakers. The Dixon Hancock aud English
Club numbers 213, with George e. Mcken-
ley, late a Republican County Central Com
rltteeman. as Chairman.
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MINING AFFAIRS ON TIE coMsrocK.
Fatal Accident on the Long Wharf at
Oakland.
ARIZONA AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY ITEMS
Terrific Explosion of the Boiler Of a
Thrasher Engine.
CALIFORNIA.
Quie. Day at the sand Lot-Base Ba

Quiet Day ut the sand Lot-Base Ball.
SAN Francisco, July 25th.-There was no
excitement at the sand lot this afternoon,
although the usual opposing meetings were
held. Both sides were apparently content to
confne their warlike demonstrations to
liberal use of Samson's weapon. Few police
were in attendance, but there was no occasion
for their services.
The Athletics and Knickerbockers played
one of the best games of the season at the
Recreation Grounds to-day, resulting in a
victory for the Athletics to nothing.
Struck by an Engine-A swindier Cap
tured.
SAN Francisco, July 25th.-Theodore
Sybolski, a German baker of this city, was
struck by the engine of train while fishing
on Oakland wharf this afternoon and sus-
tanned a fracture of the skull, which is likely
to prove fatal.
Christopher G. Bracewell, who on the 18th
of last June swindled the Hibernia Bank out
of 81, 800 on forged mortgage, in the name
of L. w. Camp, was brought back here from
Iowa to-day, where he was captured by the
Sheriff of Wayne county, of that State, and
delivered to the San Francisco authorities
A Fatal Explosion.
MODESTO, July 24th.-A terrible explosion
occurred yesterday afternoon in the engine
owned by Moses May, used as thrashing
engine, on the farm of j. V. Davis, near
Tuolumne City. It exploded, blowing out
both ends of the boiler. The fireman, j. S.
Dooly, was blown fifty-nine yards from the
engine. The separator was blown about
thirty feet from its place, and was consider
ably broken up. Dolly died few hours
after Eight other men were more or less
injured, one probably fatally. The field was
set on fire and the stack they were thrashing
was consumed but no further damages were
sustained from the fire.
The Napa County Committees.
NAPA, July 24sh.-The first action taken
by the political parties In this county toward
inaugurating the fall campaign was the hold
ing of meetings by the County Central Com
mittees of both the Republicans and Demo.
Gratis this afternoon. The former appointed
primaries to be held August 9TH, for the cleo
ton of delegates to the County Convention,
to choose delegates for the State Convention
of August 18th. The Democrats took no
action, and adjourned subject to the call of
their Chairman.
JubilatiBg Democrats.
DIXON, July 24th.-By far the largest politi-
cal meeting of the campaign is now in prog
ress. 1t is regular Democratic love feast.
". B. G. Brown and L. J. Clunie are the
speakers. The Dixon Hancock aud English
Club numbers 2l3, with George q. Mcken-
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Pacific Coast Postal CI,anges.

WASHINGTON. July 25th.-The following
Pacific coast postal changes were made during
the past week: Office established-Mesqu
Lincoln county, New, William H. Branch,
Postmaster. Postmastersa appointed
Fultz, Henley, Siskiyou county, Cal Henry
Schaefer, Tecopa, Inyo county, Cal. Mrs.
E. Schetter, Empire City, Coos county, Or.
Name changed-Ballsville, Polk county, Or,
to Ballston, and n. Dickson appointed Post
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PROGRESS OF THE TANNER FAST.

COMING WEST By RAIL.
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OMAHA, July 25th.-The following passen-
gers were on to-day's train, leaving at 1915
P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento July 29th !:
Thomas Watson. Oakland; Joseph Davis,
London; Mrs. A. +. Carmedy, daughter,
and child, San Francisco; Mrs. Dixon and
daughter. Sacramento; Arthur Ellis, New
Vienna. Ohio.
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l HAVE TRIED Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon-
mended to be. o. N. CRoNKITE, Sacramento
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pr. Tanner.s Condit,on.

New YORK, July 25th.-Up to 8 o'clock
there was no visible change in DIR. Tanner.
He did not go for his usual morning ride, but
At noon he commenced the twenty.seventh
day of his fast. He took only five ounces of
cold water for the twelve hours ending at
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-12-29

Dublin, Dec. 29-Parnell and several
other traversers were not present at the
opening trials to-day. The law officer
Of the crown referred to the humble oc-
cupation OF most of the traversers, and
said doubtless they found agitation more
profitable. He denounced the agitation
as an intolerable conspiracy, and said
that the government intended to protect
both rich and poor from their frightful
tyranny. His remarks caused much
feeling in the court, especially when he
quoted Traverser Nally's words: "Ter.
rifle murder was worth hundred
speeches." The counsel denounced the
land league proceedings as a capital
plan for reducing society to its original
class and communism. He accused
Brennan, Boynton, Gordon, Sullivan
and Nally of seeking pecuniary gain.
He dealt with the violent speeches of
Nally, Parnell and Dillon, severely scor-
ing them for melting murder He cited
passages from the speeches of these two
members of parliament.
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New York, Dec. 29.-The table manu-
factory of Brown & Bliss, 1886 Cherry
street, a five story brick, was destroyed
by fire this morning. as were also the ad-
joining buildings Nos. 1923, $50, 332, and
33d, Cherry street, occupied by various
manufacturing firms. All the buildings
were owned by Mrs. Ellen Simpson, 3O7
Madison street. Loss estimated ut $780,
600; probably insured. The immense
Schrenkeisen furniture factory was saved
with difficulty. Loss by damage nearly
$4,000. Brown & Bliss. table factory.
complete, being $4,000 on building and
stock 100000; on machinery. $4,000;
insured. Value OF the other four build
ings destroyed, $4,000. Bell & Mitchell,
oil manufacturers, loss $4,000.