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The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
FOURTH EDITION
Inatcntlons for re.nnf.

Cloudy OF parnysoloudy weather, with
RAIN in the southern part, variable. shift
ing TO northepstery winds, lower. barom-
stationary or lower Temperature.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
" FDNEsDAY. Oct. % y n

FLOUR moves slowly at former prices.
sales M 22VU barrels. including Minue-
SOFA extras, medium aud choice at So 2Ia
90 for clear. and al q .5ab Is FOL straight;
PenHa. extra family -J.Jtj ~, ~ eAtrrn
do III S5 2jaG p. and Patents at ~ tam
s. ~ 5. hye Flour sells In lots no Sj.li per
ba -rei
GEAIN.-Wheat is inactive and bali a
eell lower, with sales ot 10000 bushels,
including rejected, at 4LUGaI U9 red and
Al her lrack ana afiOdt, al 81 l2 IA l.is.
anu NO. red, elevator, al tiI3 OcG,
81 ~ Is NoF,, 81 l0a IIJls Dec. ana 81 D.,
January. Rye is scarce, PeunsytNAnia
| - Wtnled mt - cents per uuthrl Corn is
4 les, active aud :, C. easier. Sales -
lfoJU bus, Including yellow. al 81 cents,
ni"u AZ 54s-ajjc., ana rejectcd At Biz. at
10 open board Jpae. was tiu fur October
~ a. or Noyemheri . -94c. IJr december,
and SIC. for January. Oats are quletnnd
Il ady. Snie- Oi 500 bushels Including
WI ne at iJd e., and rejected ana mlxeu
al Stlc.
WmsEY,- 100 hbls. or Western iron
bound sold at 81 l. ger gallon.
CATTLE MARKET
P1iLADELrurA. Oct. l..
ne caible marker NFAs rgtHer duil mis-
wick, Htd prices We're a fraction lattti.
i'tJ hrati arrived aud SOFA Al tAe direl
en- yards Ht b,'fd6c. pet H., as 10 cundi
tICu.
suEEP were dull ana rather IoNsr.
1910 head sold AZ the different yards ai
: st'' ~. ler puul i as 70 cpndtMun
hoHS were IA Alr demand, al iormei
rates 6Jyl head sold al ne d4aereui
yards at7aoa, per ID. as to conshuon.
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CHASED BY A SEA SERPENT.

CHASED BY A SEA SERPENT.
HALIFAX, Oct. 9o.--As Capt. Dun.
can Adams was fishing of New Lon
doa, T. B. l., his attention was sud
denly at scted tosome great sea mon
st1t ;aongsiae tho boat. Losing no
time, he got under way aud sailed "A
mllc or two, bue fsnnd the monster
going rs fast rs tile boat. lie had only
TWO boys with hm. When the boat
lulled the monster dashed for the
captain, missed, and vas caught by the
gnnwaie of the boat and fell back in
to lie sea, making no further attempt
as the captain lost no time III putting
HE boat toward land. lie says the
monster was not less liau twenty feet
long, wilh.biaee stripes and large black
spots.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
Are the Republicans Coionizing
Nnfars In EInrida .


A. curious piece OF evidence bear
ing upon the way the Republicans
are seeking to carry the stale of
Florida was accidentally brought 10
light in tins city yesterday
The Democratic National Com
mittee have an account With The
Western Union telegraph Com
pany, and that account i presented.
periodically, for payment. When
ever it Is presented the original
kilograms are sent with It us voncl-
ers to show that the charges arr cor
rect. When the latest account was
presented, mixed ia supposed By
accident,with kilograms OF the Dem
ocratic Committee, were lhe origin
ais Of two dispatches, signed bv
Marshall Jewell, the Chairman ii
the Republican National CommitLee.
One Of these two despatehez ran a.
follows
Rush,
"To F. W. W IcKEr Collector,
"hey West Fta
City of Dallas took 80, city Of Texas
loo, Colorado 100 for Key Wei Men ~
dock Instructed TO saynothns about IL.
MARSHALL JEWELL"
There is a line of steamships from
this city which touch at Key Ne,t.
Messrs. G. II. Mallery * Co., ~ East
River,kaIe the general agents. The
line Includes the Guy ol Dallas, the
State of Texas, and the Colorado. Tn,
City of Dallas ana The Colorado an,
mentioned III Mr. Jewels Telegram
and it is naturally inferred that IN
City of Texas theroin meAioned is ac
cidentally written for tire state 0
Texas, (Which belongs to the same lin
as there.is no City Of Texas.
The Construction put upon the telc
gram, which seems the rcasouab ble, an,
under he circumstances, the irresisti
bl conclusion, is that il refers to Ill
number of voters shipped by the Na
tional Republican COMMITTEE from thi
city to vote the Republican ticket
Florida. .sS.that $50 were shipped b
the CisSef Dallas, 100 by lho Sta.
of Texas--erroneousIy written City {
Texas-IOO by the Colorado, maxim
In all $50.
The despatch is addressed to the r,
pu ublican-Collector at Key West, an
our readers will not omit to notice lii
significant sentence at the conclusion
Men on Dock instructed not 10 50
anything about IT,"
Why any such iAs ruction if thes
passengers were being shipped for
laudible or honest purpose
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
STILL M1ssINOi.

Henry Bleycr, OF No. 3lD,W. Front
street, who left his hound nn ritesdAy
evening last, aud failed to return, is still
missing. Il Is saia he went with the
Water Witch aud Faue Hose lreuleu,
on tbeir Maryland tfjP,anJ tietlhth Of
This statement viii be ascerlalned this
evening, when the licmen Ietutn. Mr.
Bleyer is n years old.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
REsuI.1ED FATALLY.

The injuries received bva little son
of George H. keissl, of Front and Jus
tison streets, by being scalded ON Mon.
day afternoon. resulted fatally this
morning
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NOllCE.-Dr KAHe's Gyeat Neiv4
he7 7tufer = he u.trTel0t The 5e for I'D
Norse i5} east+. Al hts stspf,,,i lf,....=
send II 4d Aleu Ssfeet Pniladeiph =,
IA. oct 3y-l j
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Patrick PIank1

NJ OrICt,.--We Patrick PlunSr|
IN John Plunkell, trailing i' ! !
keit 4 60, do hereby give n}lfe
shall apply IN writing 10 theJals1
Court oI General sessions Q. lheI
aad jail Delivery, of the STATE y
ware, in and Tor the counlf \
isle, on MONDAY the i5.n
November next, being tht is.s NY
the November Term, \ y, lasl,
cense 10 sell Intoxicating li'luot, ~
titles not less than a hall W. ioul
i 6 Mark et street Second d1i
mlnglon, New Castle cohati, psi .,s
foildwing respectabieetll4 A'ie,gI
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

-o,IIEBIFF,s SALE by J ~, ~
. A WRIT OF LENAtl ~ amid
directed, Will be eXp''s7 "
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06

List O1 letters rcmalnlng unclaIm ed in the Phenix P. O., August 1st. 1880.
 Becker, E Burns, Chas Coffee, Chas Chire. John Coats, " N Church, Wm Church, Wm, (P o Crawford, R F Cunningham, W. H Collins. Rob-t Davis, John F Danford, Jas Ends " H Earls, ". A Fox, Geo Gates, G (P e Hughes, John James, " t James, John R James. c R. James, Wm Kramer H H Kelsey, Geo Nathan. David Olwell, O Olwell, Phil " Parsons, Jos Parsons. Jas Rogers Joseph Tarr. Samuel Scott Mrs. Jessie TyTon. c " Tipton. Taylor, Geo Eaughn- Burrill 2
 RETURNED LETTERS
 LewIs, Peares
 CARTEs ESPANOL. Jose Belensnela Feadora BegiI Jesus Carella Basio Chacon CRrInelifa Duarte Manuel EScaiante Rosario Gonzales Ramon GBrcia A Luis Jose A Starge Antonio Pasies Concession Ribias Ira Orasco Frederico En el Nnbsa Molina s8~ Call for advertised letters,
 GEO. F. MowRY, P. M.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06
REPUBLICAN, RALLY. The Formation ot.a Garfield and Arthur Club. A La9eC Crowd.and a Lively
 Time.

Pursuant to a call published in the l HERALD, a large crowd gathered at the Conrt House Saturday evening, for the purpose of forming Repub- lican club. The Phoenix Brass Band was engaged for the evening, and the crowd was enlIvened by the music of this home institution. The meeting was called to order by Wm. A. Han cock, and on motion Wm. Isaacs was elected temporary president, and c. 5. McClintock, secretary.
 The following resolutions were then introduced by Judge Wilkes, and adopted:
 Resolved: That it is the sense of this meeting that club be formed, to be known as the Garfield and Ar thur Club.
 Resolved: That the President ap- point a committee of five to prepare and present to an adjourned meeting, to be held next Friday night, bylaws, rules and regulations, for the govern nent of this club.
 Resolved; That it is tlie sense of this meeting that the exegencies of both Territory and county requre that none but the very best men for the several offices be nominated and elected, and to effect that object the best energies Of the club will be ex- erted
 Resolved: That the signing of the foregoing resolutions shall be all the q notifications necessary for member ship in this club. s
 ROLL OF MEMBERS.
 On the president then announcing ihai ell dr iring to join, could do 50
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06
'7vHIN3SOH N

NOTICE.
 The undersigned has this day ceased all connec- ton with the house of VIM. B. HOOPER X Co.,, and will hereafter be connected with the Wholesale Liquor establishment of GILMAN. WALKER < Co.,, southwest cor. California and Front Sts, San Francisco, Cal.
 JOHN MCCONNACHIE. Phoenix, July 20, 80. I'm
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06

The Gold Hill News comes to the front with another improvement on the paste-pot:
 Take a teacup-one with the handle knocked of is the most styl- ish-put about tablespoonful of gum tragacanth into it and fill it nearly full of cold water Next morning you will have a cup of paste like cornstarch pudding which will Outstick poverty itself. It will not wet through the clippings. is not so nasty as mUcIlage, will not snoil and is handler, cheaper anl better than any other for an editors table or a scrapbook- 4 dollars worth will make eleven hats fuli of the best stickunl in the world enough to run al the Osrson papers a yeaT.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06
FREIGHT FACTS.
Arrivals at Maricopa by
 Railroad Last Week.
Specially Collected for the Ph@nix
 "Herald."
Saturday, 3I

Saturday, 31
 PHGNIX. G. Becher 10 pgs S35- Geo Coats II pgs 5sO; pg 25o. Sames P Righetc 1pg 23G, G E Brown ? pgs 13O. E Irvine & Co pgs 200. EAbbott pgs no.
 PRESCOTT. L Bashford & Go pg 225 pg 10. BH Weaver 16 pgs 665. It Col $ Palfrey 8 pgs 255.
 TEMPE. CT Hayden pgs 2e5; 10 pgs 1630-
 wIcKENBURe. EO Grant 2 pgs 420.
 Monday, 2
 PHOENIX. JW Thompson s. pgs 130. Irvine & Co 8 pgs $50; g pgs 21o Nj Asher & Bro 3S pgs 2675. DE Abbott 26 pgs 1T5O; 25 pgs 1900. JW Craig pgs 4S6; dgs IF. W R Cary 4 pgs 900. Smith & D 9 pgs 1900. G Goats 2 pgs 70. Ellis A & Co 19 pgs 1O8o-
 PRESCOTT L Bashford S Co 3 pgs s95. NM Pesquera pgs $50. A J Mason 1 pg 125 T B Brennan 4 sundrs 615. EHerzog sundrs 33o; 8 sundrs 3s5. NJ Goldwater pg 70. Nick Lee 34 sundrs 2375. CP Head & Go 15 sundrs 2300.
 TEMPE. CT Hayden 6 pgs 1065; 64 pgs 441o.
 GILLETTE. F Laisen 2 pgs ITO G E Webber 40 pgs 2400-
 SEYMOUR. E Kirkland pg 50.
 NO DESTINATION GIVEN. RE Harrington pgs 500.
 Tuesday, 8.
 PHGNIX. " A Hancock 1 pg 45. M Asher & Bro 10 pgs 610- AID Lemon 9 pgs s0- E Irvine & Go pg 225. G Carter 6 pgs $50. H D Polhemus 10 pgs 1720. NIL Peralta pgs 40; 13 pgs 1865.
 PRESCOTT. L Bashford pg 240. c Bray & Co 2pgs 160. VIM Buffum 29 pgs 303O. P B Brannen pgs 130.
 wHpPLE. II Greissinga 9 pgs TOO. Depot Q M 12 pgs 2048.
 vULTURE. " A Rowe & Co 114 pgs 5585; 1 pg 190; 1 pgs 40.
 TEMPE. q T IIas1aa.- 10 ----- znn= go '9d; ! rgg %; %; 8 pgs 21O5.
 TIPTOP. VA Rowe & Go IT pgs 21s5, 6 pgs 596. Tip Top 5 M Co pgs 75.
 MCDOWELL. A Q M 24 pgs 45O2.
 VERDE. A Q M 90 pgs 2923.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06
Concert to commence at 30 sharp. G. H. KELLY,
 Band Master.

G. H. KELLY, Band Master.
 The Salt River Valley Canal Co.,, at their annual meeting held in this city last Monday, passed the follow ing resolutions:
 ResolUed: That we, the stockhol- ders of the Salt River Valley Canal Company, desire and propose to effect a consolidation with the MaFicopa, Griffin -E..s4alerS, Canal and A1nntarar Canals, on a fair basis.
 I1eSo1ced: That a committee of Conference, composed of three Stock holders of this Incorporation, be ap- pointed to meet similar committee of the other canals, and report a plan for consolidation, and that the Stock holders of this corporation be called together on Saturday, August T, 1880, to receive their report.
 THURSDAY.
 Melons and fruit are now plentiful and cheap.
 Miniug Deeds for sale at the HER AID office.
 G. B. Taylor IS in the city writing us up' for the Sacramento Union.
 w. T. Edwards, a mining expert, has been examining properties in Cave Creek, for several days past.
 Secretary Morgan. of the Gold Hill Cons9id idated Mining Company is in the city.
 We understand that W. B. Hel- lings is en route from New York to this city.
 Judge DeForest Porter and wife, accompanied by the the ward of the Judge, arrived from California thls morning.
 W. c. Bashford and Mir. Williams. of Prescott, arrived in town this morning. The former gentleman goes 10 Maricopa to meet his wife.
 Justice Greenhaw will continue the examination of 'the stabber" on the reservation, witnesses being more available.
 The wind bag of the Expositor says, last night, that he cane from Stockton. Any one to look at him would know that, without being :old.
 Mrs. Wentworth and Mss Matte Edgar, of PiRal, are visiting sheir sis ter. Miss Matte Tucker. Miss Edgar is learning the art preseryative at the Drill offics.
 A water melon weighing 471% pounds was boxed up and started 1 for Prescott by this mornings 1 coach. It was present to Sol Lewis, ] President of the Bank of Arizona, | by MT, Kales, Manager of the branch l at this place.
 Charles Cushman, grain contractor 1 for Uncle Sam, at Mcdowell and | other posts, arrived from Prescott | last evening. His teams are on the | road from Prescott with a load of | lumber from the CIipper..Lumber Mills to the Hulture mine.
 A Tempe Republican Club will be formed Saturday night. A Demo cratic club was formed there Tues lay night. Between now and cleo fen day we would like to hear of the formation of political clubs of both parties in every precinct in Maricopa county.
 Dr. Lawrence left today on a visit O our mineral sections, in the interests of New York capitalists. lis party consists of four persons; hey have their own travelling outfit, .lso carry their own assaying outfit Their route lies via Cave Creek and he Bradshaws to Prescott, and on to he northern portion of the Terri ory, then returning, on to Mexico, la Globe and Tombstone. They ate2a to make thorough inspec- .n- Of cl,r ID ir,tr1,r rr-oolfh
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06
eSec REWARD,

By order of the Board of Super . Eisors of MaricOpa County, 4. F, [ am authorized to offer a Teword of $500 for the sTrest and conviction of the murderer or murderers of Dan iel Deiirich, killed on the night of July 18th. 1880, at Mnrsan's Ferry. MaTicopa County. Arizvaa.
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The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALL FOR Republican Primaries.

HNHE following persons N will act as Judges of Election for the different points mentioned, at the primary election, to be held on Saturday, August IA, 1880, for the purpose of electing delegates to the Republican County Convention, to be held at Phoenix, on Saturday, the 21st day of August, 1880, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ: Phoenix, 13 delegates,
 Wm. A. Hancock. Tempe, 2 delegates,
 A. Decker. Mesa City and Utahville, l delegate,
 R. R. Rogers. McDowell and Verde, l delegate, J. Y. T. Smith. Reno, l delegate,
 J. ". Prather. MeMillan, 2 delegates, M. ". Mather. Cave Creek, l delegate, .. II. Vail. Wickenburg, l delegate,
 H. W. Klein, Seymour, l delegate,
 Julius Sampler Steamboat Rock, l dele gate,
 John Danforth. Wheatfield and Richmond Basin, l delegate,
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Phenix P. O., August 1st.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06

,y enrolling themselves, the feIew .ng persons signed William Isaac, Wm. A. Hancock, c. E. McClintock, O. H. P.Sheets, Jos. B. Dreamer, William Wilkes, Geo. F. Coates, J. w. Weaver, Don E Abbott, E K Buker, P s Moore, G NJ F Herrett, O P Roberts, c H Veil, A J McNeil, Gustav Becher, L H Tiffany, John King, T Olsson, E w Wiley, F NJ Rowe. w c Streeter, Chas H McNeil, George Harmon, William Scott, E A Copeland, R L Long, F A Shaw, Wm Lewis, J H McNeil, Oscar Van Stedrigk, E Kemper, Wm McCann, John NJ Miller, Eugene 1 Fuller, John H Isacc, s E Patton, Henry W Ryder, R F Kirkland, " D Frazee, Wm o O'Neill. P c Bicknell, O W White, J T Porter, E E Isaac, E Rood, JM Gregory. W c Roundy, Alex SSsc;nsLz:s SsnsLz:s, Louis Gazelle, Francis Kuhne. Geo E Mowry J B Kelly Fred BaltZ George Mayer E B Kirkland M W Kales c W Stearns Geo H N Luhrs N Morton RG Gonzalez T s Ruff Daniel Mclaughlin Carl Shefrer Jas U Reynolds FEE Cobb E c Stokes Ancel Short Wm Coats Charles Blush Thcmas Williams Jesus Mono Jesus Mendez Daniel c Duren Thos Taylor A B Wiley R F Cartwright T Thalhemier Elem Franklin Wm J Everetts H R Patrick John Parker Jose Moreando L Pickens Frank M Post M H Green D B Dennlson J A R Irvine Samuel Cook W T Woods H T Scott On motion the Chair appointed the
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06

On the president then announcing that nli dr ifing to join, could do 50
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06

No employee of this office, agent or other person is authorized to make purchases or contract debts for and on account of the dEKALD- No bills against the HERALD will be recognized except for purchases and con- tracts made by the proprietors personally or upon their written order.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06

We are glad to witness a fixed de termination on the part of leading Republicans to make up county ticket this fall out of the very best material-men of recognized fitness for the positions, and known popu- larity. This is as it should be- In dividual claims, if there be any such, and individual preferences must and will succumb to the general good With this purpose in view, the Repub- licaH party of this county, which is entirely free from the influence of any ring or clique, may put in the field a strong ticket, and one which shall secure the confidence of the people.
 WEDNESDAY.
 >Wm. Everson, the giant powder fisherman, is improving fast.
 The two Indians charged with the murder of Dan Deitrich will have their hearing to,morrow morning.
 G B Taylor and H. R. Henner, for Phoenix, and M Renard were the passengers on the stage from the rail- road this morning.
 Two Indians indulged in a foot race down Washington street last evening. They were swift of foot and the race caused considerable interest, some betting being indulged in-
 Thomas Sullivan died at ti1e Gard ner House last Saturday night with asthma. He arrived from San Diego TN,1 and was taken sick about 3 week after his arrival.
 Henry Morgan, who was so eru- tally clubbed by Pima Indians some time since, is getting along fast and will soon be out. He says that he IS as good as a hundred dead men.
 U. s. Marshal Dake, Supervisor of Census for Arizona, has written to Francis Kuhne in relation to his cen ses returns. ''I desire to say in con- nection with the examination of your returns, that they were found very neat and satisfactory, and reflect credit on yourself and the census work in Arizona" MT. Euhne is beautiful penman, and has filled clericle positions for Uncle Sam many years, and is deserving of the employment.
 The Phoenix Democrat Club held a meeting in the Court House last night with large and enthusiastic crowd in attendance. Rules, resolu- tions and bylaws were adopted and the following permanent officers elected: " W Jones, President; R $ Thomas, Vice President; J T Alsap, Treasurer; Frank Cox, Secretary and Thomas Brown Seargent at Arms. Speeches were made by Judge Alsap, and Hon. A. C Baker. The Band was present and cnlivenedithe assemblage Hon. A D. Lemon will speak at the next meeting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-03
No Tariff Law Changes.

Washington, 2.-The House commit.
tee OF ways and means, this morn np
virtually decided against revision of the
tariff laws at the present session. The
trst vote was upon adapting Representa-
tive Glbson's bill to secure q more uni
form collection of duties on imported
sugars, and resulted-yeas, Gibson, Eel
ton, Garfield, Kelly, Conger and Woo !,
.; nays, Tucker, Phelps, Morrison, Mills,
Carlisle, Frye and Dunnell, Z. Gibson
then moved to indefinitely postpone con-
sideratlon of the sugar question, which
wss adopted-yeas, Gibson, Phelps, Eel
ton, Garfield, Kelley, Conger, Wood :;
nsys, Tucker, Morrison, Mills, Carlisle,
Frye, Dunnell.
Frye moved to table the steeI-rail bill.
This bill provides that the import duty
on steel rails shall be $40 per ion. The
motion was adopted-yeas, Gibson, Phelps,
Felton, Garfield, Kelley, Oonger, FRYE.
7; nays, Tucker, Morrison, Mills, Car
Isle, Dunnell, Wood, 6.
Garfield moved to indefinitely poatpoae
Morrison's bill, which provides that no
duty shall be collected on merchandise
in excess Of so per cent. sdvalorem on
any article embraced in the following
schedule dissection 25O4, Revised Statutes,
and not subject to tax under internal
revenue laws: Schedule A, cotton and
cotton goods; B, earths and earthenware;
Q, hemp, jute and fax goods; E, metals;
X, wood; l., wool and wooden goods;
III, sundries; except bay rum or bay
water and other perfumery Of which
alcohol forms a component part; rum
essence or oil, fusil oil, or amylie, alcohol,
opium and all preparations OF opium and
playing cards.
The motion was adopted-yess, Gibson,
Phelps, FELTON,, Garfield, Kelley, Congsr,
trye-seveni nays, Tucker, Morrison,
Mills, Carlisle, Dunnell and Wo.d d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-03
The Cars Anniversary.

St. Petersburg, 2.-The city is gsily
decorated and the day is being observed
as q general holiday in hoLor of the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of the Cars
accession. At 10 this morning mission
aries assembled before the Winter Palace
The troops were massed in the central
qnarter of the palace, and Immediately
the Gar appeared on the balcony of the
palace for twenty minutes saluting the
multitude of people who manifested great
enthusiasm. Members of the council of
empire, including the chancellor and
Prince Gortschakof, at II 80 went TO the
Centre Palace and presented q corgratu-
lstory address.
DEGREES have been published granting
pardons TO prisoners, renting arrears
of taxes owing by the rural population,
and awarding orders of distinction.
The Official Messenger publishes q let
ter from Emperor William, counter
signed by Bismarck, congratulsting the
Gar in terms of warm and earnest friend
ship on the twenty-ffth anniversary of
his accession, and on his escape from in
jury by the recent explosion in the Win
ter Palace. The Emperor expresses his
qualification that the friendship which
united their fathers has been maintained,
and his confidence that it will continue
unchanged to the end of his life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-03

Wilkesbarre, Pa, "A FIRE on Main
street last night. Loss, $50, 900; insured.
Buffalo, 1.-The village Of Bergen,
yesterday morning, was startled by n
deep explosion, followed by the burning OF
three large buildings. Two explosions
followed and the entire west side of Lake
street was soon in flames, which, COM
municating to the east side, the whole
village was laid in ruins, including
twenty-eight places Of business The fire
was evidently incendiary. The explo-
sions were caused by fuse communicating
with key of powder. The awful work
was arranged with most consummate
skill and care. The loss is placed at
100000. Bergen is in Genesee County,
on the Central road, and has 700 inhabi-
tants. The widest excitement prevails.
New York, 2. = Farnham s. Com
stocks planning mill, Seventh Avenue
and Twenty-ninth street, burned this
morning. The adjoining factory, Do
mestic Sewing Machine, was nearly con-
sumed Loss, 800, coo; insurance, $50
900. Loss by flooding the building is
heavy. The engineer of the planning mill
was fatally burned.