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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Terrorism in ireland.

LONDON. Nov. 26.-Ihe Times In a leading
article this morning says: I'VE fear that Mr..
colleagues with report that lawlessness is
abattBg IN Ireland. 1t Is too plain that the
most deteStable outrageS daily occur. and that
unparalleled terrorism has been imposed upon
three Irish counties. The law is almost power
less TO prevent these crimes or to punish the
Criminals The authorities have made every
e@lort @ 10 protect life and property by employ
TOO strong and subtle to be so restrained. The
utmost that can be done efTectually at present
Is 10 defend the few persons who are threatened
some eighty Irish gentlemen are under poll e
protection. Legal enforcement OF contracts
relating to land is at an end In most parts OF
Munster and Connaught, and the lawleSsness OF
sne peasantry and OF the masses In the towns Is
seeming and spreading. These facts continue
10 cause grave anxiety to the authorities OF
ireland. and we may conclude that the caoinet
mas not resolved to set aside their Views even
LOT short time without much hesitation and
mlsglving; but the decision has been adopted
parity on the faith of hopes which spring
eternal In the ministerial breast
The Albanians DisIOdged.
RAGusA, Nov. 26.-DerviSch Pasha has occu-
pied the Manure Heights, compelling the Alban-
1ans to abahdon their entrenchments The
Turks are thus enabled to communicate with
the Montenegrin brigade sent to the frontier
under Gen. Petrovie
A Rough Voyage.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The steamer Kate. from
Glasgow for New York, has arrived at queens.
.
decks were swept and her engines are out or
order.
Ebe Hanlan.'Erickett Match Off.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The Australians cannot
raise the G., coo which Hanlan requires Tor
race and the Idea OF match seems, therefore
at an end.
Ihe Trickett-ROsS Hatch.
he final deposit In the Trickett-RosS match:
TO be rowed st II O'Clock on Monday. was
posted yesterday. The betting is six to four on
Ross.
4 Great Storm.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-A great storm prevails on
the Scotch coast. A number OF vessels In the
Clyde have dragged theirlanchors.L is feared
there has been some loss OF life. The ship Van
oyck, from Quebec for GTeenock, is ashore at
RoSeneath Point. The bark John A. Haryie
from New York for Dublin, previously reported
ashore on the Wexford coast. is likely 10 be-
come total wreck. A life boat has gone to her
rescue.
Funeral of the Late Chief Justice
COckburn.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The funeral of the late
Chief Justice Cockburn took place to-day at
kensal Green. LORD Selborne and all the
common law judges were present, The Queen.
the Prince OF Wales and the Duke OF Edinburgh
were represented. large crowd OF persons
witnessed the procession.
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siOnal investigation PrOpOsed.-Ghe he
Chinese Treaties Republican
Growth in New York.
Especial Dispatch to TIE EreainG Slar.l
The Herald deTotes, as Is usual of late, much
OF its editorial space TO Boss Kelly. but finds
room to make some objection to Comptroller
knoA'S recommendation to withdraw all the
small bills and rely on coin as the medium for
small transactions. II says that in this country
there are many branches Of business which
would be impeded and crippled If small trans.
actions had to be conducted in coin. aud
declares that 'ft would be absurd to
suppress small notes merely to create a
vacuum TO be filled by the silver dollars IS
The San points cut In one article the hypocriti-
cal and ridiculous features Of the two political
parties, giving special attention TO the preten-
sions of both as civil service reformers. In an
other 1t faVors the proposed reorganization of
and IN a few bristling paragraphs advocates the
erection in New York OF a statue of Thomas
JefieTs' The World devotes its leading edi-
torlal article to the question OF federal
'that IL is not in the power OF the whole demo-
cratic party OF the city or OF the state TO re
form the local government Of this cICy,
while it is in the power OF the Democrats Ii
congress, aided by the President, to reform
the federal civil service 1t proposes, there
fore, to conflne itself "for the present. TO
urging this latter and more feasible reform
The Tribune sarcastically suggests that the
present democratic Congress shall at its coming
session, as lifting windup OF its investigating
career, enter upon an inquiry into the author
ship or the Morey letter and a thorough over
hauling or the conspiracy through which it
was circulated. 1t says that this subject is
certainly as promising OF profitable, results as
any OF the Investigations hitherto set on foot by
democrats in Congress" and adds: "Speaker
Randall has personal interest in 1t. having
himself been deceived, and will be likely to ap-
point an energetic and competent commit
tee who Will leave no stone unturned
TO discover the culpritS who fooled
Mr. Barnum, Mr. Hewitt and himself. .
The Times expresses the opinion that the
reported new treaties with China, aud eS-
peclally the one in regard to immigration, viii
prove satisfactory to our people, as its effect
will be to remove the Chinese question from
politics. The Times also gives considerable
editorial space to the recent political changes
In New York. IL publishes four tabular state
ments illustrating the subject, and says
From the facts recited In the general summary
attached to the tables. our readers Will readily
draw the conclusion that the growth OF the
republican party has been healthful and solid
1t has come very largely from among the
young men who cast their first Presidential
vote this year. 1t has also gained from the
conservative. bipartisan class ln every walk OF
1ifpr " -
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THE GALLONS.
Execution I'm SlrPinia. .

SALEM, VA, Nov. 26.-The execution OF Mar
Gus De Lafayette Hawley, who was convicted
last month. in the circuit court OF this county
OF the murder OF Zachariah Hayes, In June Of
last year. took place here to-day. Both the
murderer and Ills victim were white men. The
persons present being the officers Of the court
small guard, minister OF the Gospel and
representatives, OF the press. The weather was
snow and sleet prevailing, the latter railing
steadily during the hanging.
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Cut 10 Death by a Razor.

BoRDENToWN, \. j., Nov. 26.-CharieS Ross.
an aged colored man of this city, was murdered
last night at the house Of Charles Moss. In Wes;
street, (Where there was a social gathering) by
some person unknown. The right les, the bone
excepted, was nearly severed, it is supposed by
razor. Henry Williams and Charles Moss are
locked up as accessories OF the deed. EyerT
ef1ort will be made 70 secure the murderer.
Loss was unmarried.
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Woman Frozen 10 Reath.

CHICAGO. Nov. 26.-The body OF an unknown
woman was found last evening In the back yard
and lying by her side also nearly frozen, was a
man named John kean, from Green Bay. Both
had drank 10 excess the night before, AMI be
came helpless from liquor and cold. Kean
claimed TO have known nothing OF his COM
panion. who was a stranger to the police bur
evidently diSsipated Character
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Destructive Fire i'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, NOV. Pa fire broke out this
morning In the rear OF 46 Walnut street occu-
pled by Macrake. Jansen & Co., wholesale
gIocers and Nquor dealers and destroyed the
building, with most OF the contents. The loss
OF MacTake, Jansen & Co. is sl5. 900; insurance,
s2l Geo. The building was owned by James GIL
more; damaged $4,000: fully Insured Abner
l.. Fraser & Co., No. "A Walnut street whole
sale grocefs. were damaged considerably by
water,
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Fight Between Indians and Cew.

GALVESTON. TEXAS, Nov. pa dispatch to
the Ne'rS from Dallas says:-'News has
reached here from the Indian Territory of an
encounter between 10 COW boys and Is Indians
On the Comanche reservation. Seven persons
were killed and wounded. The cow boys aban-
doned the wounded and escaped into the Pan
Handle
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Propo,ea Honor~ IN u.uIar

TOKONTO, ONT.. NOV. 26.-The Hanlan receD-
ton committee recommend that q torchlight
procession upon bis arrival escort the champion
TO Horticultural Gardens, the Tenth Royals and
Queens own Rifles and the fire brigade to ioin
III the march They propose to have the freedom
OF The city presented 10 Ha1lan by the mayor
at the gardens. and TO give him steam ferry
hotel on the Island. A committee has bean
appointed TO make the necessary arrange
mentS.
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The Trial OF Elijah AIIiser.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The trial OF Elijah ALI
ger was resumed to-day. Four witnesses as TO
character-two or them insurance men and one
wool bloker-were examined by the Gefensf
The prosecution have rested their case, and It is
probable the trial may end this afternoon.
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A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.-For few days
past some OF the little folks connected with the
sunday school OF DR.. CheSter'5 Presbyterian
church, on Capitol Hill, have been deyislng a
scheme 10 render the coming holidays pleasant
and happy TO some far of missionary friends.
This scheme rpened into fruirion on Wednesday
evening by the rendition or Mother Goo5e's
Melodies" by these 'Wee ones" OF the church
Ar. Burroughs. OF lth street east, kindly loaned
hts parlors for the purpose, and improyISed a
stage for the actors. AT $40 p. Ia. the parlors
were crowded with the parents aud friends OF
the little ones, at the curtain rose, ana Mrs.
schUtt, IS sort or chorus, gave brief outline
Of the reasons for the entertainment, and a
description or the play. AT the tinkling OF a
tiny bell, two lliputlan acJorS appeared. IN the
persons II little LiIy aud Harry Burroughs, who
sang a Ccet. Tceu folio we'd recitation Dy little
E1lmie TTaTuna1. assisted oy Miss Van D0Ten.
but the Growing point Of meTTiment was
reached v hen the curtain rose disclosing tiny
Tee FrevhuldJ in the long pointed hat and
scarlet short pelticolJ or the veritaole Mother
Goose. and when she proceeded. IN the cracked
voice OF that antiquatei dame, 10 introduce her
numerous children, the applause and laughter
was tremendous.
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Serious RailrOad Accident,

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Nov. 26.-The rear coach
OF south bound passenger train on the Gulf
Colorado and Sante Fe railroad was thrown from
the track and overturned near Arcola yeSter
DAY. inJuring two ladies and one Old gentleman
the latter seriously
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Fire on a Steamer.

the steamer Alg1Jha, from New Orleans for
Liverpool, cotton laden, which put In here last
evening with fire In her two fore holds is dis.
charging her cargo, With fire company ready
to apply water when the FIRE shows itself. The
extent or the damage can only be aScertained
when the two holds In which the nremen are
working shall have been cleared.
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Fire In lIliuois.

CHICAGO Nov. % "A FIRE at Havana. ILL.,, YES
.eluAy burned seven buildings In the heart o
the town. Including the furniCurs store Of Cow
lngton and Aabor and the tailor shoe of A
Marquarst Loss about s2S,ooO; only partiaily
insured. S f"'''''''
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Troops Gone TO bermuda.
Sanitary Investigas,on,
An AsSiyltucut.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26-Chas J. ~. EIuau a
Co, wholesale jewelers. No. ~ West am street.
nave made an assignment 10 J. Mack. No
statement OF assets and liabilities has been
made. N.NS H~S VIII
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NOVA SCGrIAN NOTES.
The NtelIartou Relief Fund,

HALIFAX, n. s., Nov. 26.-rhe contributions
10 The Stellarton fund amount 20 So 360 Relief
meetings have been held I'm Truro and Pug
Hasn, and committees appointed for the receipt
OF Subscriptions
Troops Gone 10 bermuda.
yesterday afternoon the women and children
OF the members OF the 9th and the Royal ar
.lilery etnoarkeo.on III. NJ. :. Crocodile and this
morning the two corps marched through the
streets s, 10 Tue dock yard where they embarked
me me or march was crowded The shtn
Saiieu thls AFTERNOON for Bermuda where she
leaves the royal artillery and then nroa<ssss - ro
Gibraltar with 91th. W
sanitary lnvestigatton.
Mayor Tobin. OF Halifax has received a letter
II3ul lne aainlrai which Is endorsed by the gene
raj regarding oeleterious Influences oners,i ,in,on
the health or the soldiers and sailors 10 serious
extent. and which may effect the station as a
naval ana military one. The matter "a 10 he
referred TO sanitary committee OF the cIfv
council with instructions TO investigate ana
report N
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Dead i'm n PoI;c. ~,

NEW YORK, NOV. 26.-JOhn Stevens, a laborer.
was locked up In the Liberty Street Station
house last night, while temporarily insane, and
was this morning found dead in his c,ll The
the hospital, and an investigation is TO be had.
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FIRES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
A Young Man Rurned fN DeaI h

ST. JOHNS, n. B., Nov. 26.-The barn OF j. c.
patterson, at Sussex. was burned this mora
Ing. While endeavoring to save the cattle a
young man named George Thompson was
burned TO death. The bara contained 30 head
OF cattle, large quantity OF farm produce
no insurance.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAy.-Internalre rev.
enue, $751;, ,2s5. 80; customs, s546, ,399.51.
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INCORPORATION OF NEW TELEGRAPH LINZ
Inc baltlmore American OF yesterday saysf.A
certificate OF Incorporation was YESTERDAY iilei
for record Ia the clerks Office OF the superior
court OF The Mutual Telegraph Company OF
BaltlmoTe CITY, with Charles Fletcher Peck
Lawrence Lewis Conrade, j. Wilcox Brown and
1orge May. OF Baltimore, incorporator5. IL Is
formed under the general state laws, and the
objects and purposes are TO construct, own,
operate and lease line or lines OF telegraph 60
and through the state or Maryland TO points
along It's boundaries with the District OF Co.
mm6ia and the states OF Pennsylvania and
Delaware; also TO erect branch lines within
the state TO connect with the main line The
capital stock is S20, ,0o0 divided into 200 shares
of the par value OF 500. It Will be managed b Y
board OF five directors, who. for the first yea
are the gentlemen named above,
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A HOTEL BuKNED.-The Tuna Valley House,
al Bradford, Pa, owned by Humphrey i Pierce,
TOOK fire yesterday morning from a defective
gas pipe and was burned TO the ground. Loss
Sls,e00; insurance, $60oO. ''
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GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF SILvRR-The
Treasury department to-day purchased 25GO)o
ounces OF fine silver for the Philadelphia, New
Orleans and san Francisco mintS
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A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.--A colored child
whose parents are In the employ OF MT. 5. ID.
Cock. was burned ID death at Arlington las
night. The mother left the Child alone In the
house. en- Cedar HIP farm, owned by Mr. +.
E. Corbett, or this city, and rented by Mr. Cook
while size went out on business. When she re-
turned. after being absent but short time, she
found the child so badly burned that all efforts
TO save rs life were In vain. IL Is supposed that
the chiids clothing caught fire from the stove
ront-AlehdHdI'ld Gazette, 24th.
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Funeral. of fhe Late Chief Justice

LONDON, Nov. 26.-The funeral of the late
Chief Justice Cockburn took place to-day at
kenSal Green. LORD Selborne and all the
common law judges were present, Tie Queen
the Prince OF Wales and the Duke OF Edinburgh
were represented. A large crowd OF persons
witnessed the procession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-26

MBplCAL DIRECTOR A. L. GIHoN and Medical
Inspector B. F. Gibbs have been appointed TO
represent the navy at the meeting Of the PiIb.
lie Health Association In New orleans, Deem
Der eth next
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No "GUIDEs" ALLOWED IN THE NAVY DEPART
NENT Secretary Thompson has posted the
following notice In his department.: There is no
ing themselves guides to conduct them through
the Navy department. The watchmen and
messengers will extend proper courtestes and
give strangers directions by which they can see
any thing of interest in the building, or that
part OF 1t occupien by the Navy department.
Persons claiming TO be guides will not be
allowed TO conduct strangers through the Navy
department.,
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MOVEMENTS OF L. S. NAVAL VESsELs.-The
Wachusett arrived at Panama on the 18th.
Commander Wilson reports fewer persons on
the sick list than at any time since the ship
left Boston. The training ship Saratoga ar
rived at Baltimore On the 24th. The Tennessee
and kearsarge are expected to leave Hampton
Roads In a rev days on an extended cruise in
the WeSS Indies.
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kilograms to The Star.
STOCKS STILL BOOMING.
FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
EXECUTION IN VIRGINIA.
OREYLETTER AGAIN
O'BRIENS SENTENCE SUSPENDED
DISASTROUS FIRES.
TERRORISM IN IRELAND.
FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
EXECUTION IN VIRGINIA.
REYLETTER AGAIN
O'BRIENS SENTENCE SUSPENDED
DISASTROUS FIRES.
TERRORISM IN IRELAND.
NEW YORK PRESS VIEWS.

Political Reforms Discussed and
Recommended - A New Congress.
siOnal investigation PrOpOseGi.-Elle G
Chinese Treaties Republican
GTOyyII i'm New York.
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NAVAL ORDFRS.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
Rosert Whiting from Mare Island and ordered
to the Alaska, relieving Assistant Surgeon S. F
Griffith, who Is ordered to return home. Assis
tant Surgeon f. S. Nash to the New York navd,
hospital.
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DEATH OF COMMODORE LowRY.-The Navy
department. is to-day Informed of the death of
Commodore r. B. Lowry at New York yester-
day. He had but recently been promoted from
captain. He was born in South America and
appointed from Pennsylvania, of which state
he was resident. He entered the navy No.
vember 4, 1871. The death OF Commodore
Lowry VIII promote Captain Francis A. Roe to
be commodore. w
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER A. G. KELLOGG.
I. S. ". has been promoted to be a commander
fIOm July II last.
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