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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
CABLEGEAMS.

A GREAT fire ragged at Zadworre, Aus
tria, on the 18th. Twenty fve houses
were destroyed and four persons killed.
ADvICEs from Cuba, under date of
March 18th, state that the sugar crop of
that island is about 40 per cent. smaller
than last year.
IT is reported, says a Shanghai cable
gram of the 14Ih, that Chung How, late
ambassador to Russia, and who negoti.
ated the Kuldia treaty has been behead-
ed, and that a revolt has broken out in
Pekin.
GEN. MELIkOFF was saved by a chain
shirt when Vladetslky attempted TO as.
sasinate him, says a cab,egram of the
18th. The bullet tore d hole in his coat,
but was arrested by the protecting mail.
A GREAT fire occurred on Monday at
the weaving works in Moscow, Russia,
saws a cablegram OF the 18th The en-
tire building was destroyed. Twenty
tour persons were burned to death and
twenty-nine injured.
THERE has been a great dis aster.on the
river Vistula, on the Austrian Russian
frontier, says dispatch of the 11th. The
water broke through the rivers banks
khN hOOdSN a w dlSl1iCb VI SOuLt1 y.
including thirty villages, some Of which
were completely destroyed.
THE Irish national land league, in
conjunction with the Dublin trade So
cieties, held large NEE ing at Plover
Park, says d Dublin cablegram of the
10th. Beggar and Sullivan, home rule
members of parliament, and Davitt
DAILY, Brennan, and Killen under indict
ment for seditious utterances, were pres.
ent. The Z. S. flag, was conpiciously
displayed.
THE fresh assertion and extension of
the Monroe doctrine, apropos of the
Panama canal, excites English opposi
ton, says a London dispatch of the 18th.
1t is understood that the Standard ex-
presses the foreign Office view in saying
that the government is bound to watch
American pretensions and to resist them
if necessary. The other leading papers
use similar language, claiming that
British commerce is more concerned
than American. There is an intimat;on
of diplomatic remonstrance.
LAST evening, says London dispatch
of the 18th, seven thousand and one hun
dred bales of wool were sold chiefly at
Port Phillips and Adelaide, the demand
continuing brisk to the last lot. This
series of sales is now closed. Prices fin
ished at the highest point, except for
snow white capes, which sold slightly
under the highest figures. The ad-
vance on the last series sales is: For
Australian to to 315d., and in some
cases more, and cape l to Sd. In all l.
2SS, 700 bales have been sold, 105,0 900
bales for export and $500 for the home
trade.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
Published March Il lSso. ] q
CHAPTER lIq.

AN AOT TO appropriate the sum sf Ave hundred
dollars to tire Central Visions in aSrfcuItu and
mechanical association. -aal-
The people OF the state of Wisconsin represented
In senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. There is hereby appropriated out of
the general fund TO the Central Wisconsin agricuI-
tural and mechanical association the sum of five
hundred dollars. 0-sF -
Section . This set shall take effect and be fn
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved March ISSe SO
lPublished March T. lsso.l ....-
CHAPTER Ii5.
AN ACT to appropriate to the Bell telephone
company of Madison, Wisconsin,. sum OF
money therein named.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section /. There is hereby appropriated out OF
any funds In the treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated, the sum OF eighty dollars 10 the Bell tele-
phone company of Madison, Wisconsin, for one
years rental for the year 1880, o: two Bell tele-
phones and mierophones In the rooms of the chief
CLERKS OF the senate and assembly.
= Sectlou2 This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after Its passage and publication.
Approved March 8. lsSa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

THE White House is constructed of
freestone, and after the British burned
the interior in 1914 the walls were so
blackened that when it Was rebuilt it
was found necessary to paint them.
Ever since at intervals of few years
the whole structure receives a fresh
coat of white paint. The cumbrous
title of Executive Mansion was very
naturally dropped for the short and
literally descriptive name of White
House, and now only figures in official
documents and correspondence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

A NEGRO at Wallace, Tenn, told his
wife that he must kill somebody before
lie went to bed. Sac begged him
not to seIecs her, and he obligingly said
that he would go down to a ball in the
village for victim. He loaded pis-
tol, went to the ball, and shot young
negro girl whom he did not even know:
but he failed of his object after all. for
she was only SLIGHTLY wounded.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

: GEN. HENRY A. THOMPSON. grduate of
West Point in the class of 1919, and
president of the National Bank of Balti-
more, died at .he latter place on the 18th
inst, aged 50.
EX-Gov. GARCELoN, of Maine, was be-
fore the bribery investigation commit
tee, on the 18th, and denied in emphatic
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE,, March -Flour-Quiet. Wheat
Irregular; No. hard, 122; No. 1, 1.2o; No
p cash, III; seller March, 1.17; seller April,
117h; seller May, 1914 No. 3, / OSH; No. q,
OF; rejected, 81. Corn-Active and easier at
37A for No. 2. Oats-Dull and lower at 81 for
No. 2. Rye-Quiet and steady at % for No. /.
Barley-Dull and lower at 81 for Noe
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
Workingmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring work after
winter of relaxation, your system needs cleansing
and Strengthening TO prevent an attack OF dgue.
Bilious or Spring Fever or some other spring
sickness that will unfit you for seasons work.
You will save time, much sickness and great eI-
pense If you will use one bottle of Hop Biiers In
your family this month. Don't wsft.--BaTfin0toR
HQUkeIs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

Krupp has invented needle gun
warranted to kill 200 men per minute.
In case the American Association of
Amateur Poets carries out its expressed
intention of holding a convention in
Chicago next summer, Mr.. Krupp's
business will receive boom.-Ioledo
Commercial. ...5,- -s..t Hs 4stt,sE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

Spain gives minister plenipotentiary
$1,000 per year, while favorite bull
fighter receives $4,000; but then we'd
rather plenipotensh for that country for
dollar a day and board than fight
bulls at any price.-Moder7, Age.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

THE celebrated brewing firm of Baas
& Co., Burton and Trent, England, has
been changed into a limited liability,
pat as the shares are to be confined to
the original paltners, there is no pros
pect of outsiders being enriched by the
acquisition of any of them. The capi-
tai Of the company is registered at $16,-
100000, divided into $4,000 shares of
5000 each. On the books each share
is represented as paid up to the extent
of 1925. The consideration for the sale
and transfer is $13 100000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

Mrs. Hicks LORD, who is visiting at
Fort Wayne, Ind, states that there is
10 truth in the rumor of her prospect
iy, NJ carriage with Charles O'Conor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

Mrs. FRANK LESLIE continues to man
age the publications of her late hus-
band. She is said to be a beautiful, and
an original thinker"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
Danger Signals.

Five eminent men have died within the past
few weeks of Bright's Disease, and many more
will soon die of the same fearful destroyer be
cause they do not take Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver cure, the only RENE dy for this and other
kidney and liver diseases .-s =
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

CowLEY is III prison making shoes.
He says to himself, "Here I am-at
1actI"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
What is Does.

Kdney-Wort move. the bowels regularly, clean
the blood, and radically cures kidney disease,
gravel, piles, bilious headache, and pains which
are caused by disordered Liver and Kidneys.
Thousands have been cuFed-why should yen not
try ftl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

JUDGE HILTON is constructing the
finest villa in the country near Sara
tOpa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
NEWS SUNDRIES.

QUEEN VICTORIA will prorogue parlia-
ment on Easter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

Mr.. John Michael Williams, one of
the great Cornish copper smelters, has
just died, leaving an estate of $20,000,-
Q00
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

SERGEANT MICHAEL TANNING Of the
New York police has received ST, 900 as
reward for bravery displayed in cap
turing prisoner, after being shot in the
thigh and arm, and prostrating another
rufhan after he had been kicked in the
face by him while engaged in the strug-
gle with his first prisoner. The reward
comes from the police commissioners.
who are trustees of fund raised after
the draft riots In New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

THE finest set of sable furs in Europe
is in possession of a lady in England.
This set used to belong to the late En-
press Of Russia, mother of the present
Car.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18

Some one has written On "What Girls
Think" This is very complimen entary
to that class of girls who, to be judged
by their talk, never think at all.-New
Hdrea Register.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
The American Chess association of

The American Chess association of
the United States has debarred Jos.
Grundy from participation in the games
of the association, and suspended P.
Ware for one year. The charge was
that Ware in Boston accepted bribe
from Grundy to draw game in the
late chess congress. Grundy denied the
charge and threatened exposures in
voving one of the congress committee.
CANON FARRAR has written a letter
to Mr.. Joseph Cook in which he says:
at seems to me that drunkenness
stands almost alone among human sins
in being absolutely durable and prevent
able. The work achieved by Moham-
med alone is sufficient to prove that
this source OF crime and misery might
be simply eliminated from the list of
the evils which scourge mankind"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-18
Published March 8, 1880. ]
CHAPTER los.

AN ACT to appropriate to the industrial school
for BOYS certain sum of money for current ex-
penses.
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. There is hereby appropriated to the
industrial school for boys out of any money In the
general fund not otherwise appropri ted. the
sum of nineteen thousand nine hundred and six
ty-S seven dollars, TO pay the current expenses Of
the school for the 1884, and the same shall be
drawn from the treasury under the provisions of
section one hundred and seyenty-two of the re-
viSed tatuteS.
section 2. TRis act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March G, ls3Q
, 1880-12-08
SERMON
ny H. G. Yaaes, The Central Figure In
the Scaillul,Trlal at Dixon, Lii.

Hy H. G. Yatcs. tho Central Figure In
the scnnlul,Trial ut Dixon, Lii.
Special Cot7<snon.stnee of The Cateaou Tribune
sUur.ErrE, ILL.,. Dec. G.-Tho 1iev. II. C. YAtcs
pro.lchea to his congregation In suhletto ycster-
dny as ustnl. md announced tlAt next Sabbath
he Will rsunch on "Giloons Victory Orcr tho
'altacon!tes," Wnd In tho evening On pharisa.s,n
Last night his subject was ~ 1}cnFfug tho Yoke
fri Youth" In tho forenoon he announced ~
t'is thome 'Christs Treatment OF Mon na a
1ieliKtoulst,"
A brief history Of tho fcud between snmarta
and JudeA, tho Samarttan's rough treatment Of
Chrjsts sciutcs, and their tlcstCa to cull down
fire to consume tho Samnr1tn,ls, explained the
reason OF Chrlst'a uttering tho worls Of tho
text:
"Tho Son OF Man is not come to destroy men's
lives, but to save thesn."-L,ke, IT,, 6,
The speaker remarked that in this Christ aub-
stantially told Ills Disciples that thotr zcal to
punish tho samarltans sprung more from their
s" Fiory ot tio No @ tra ehiid ot God % Sond nd t4y W
su Es 1ile G xos @ 9 tat se
an Apoilyon-fnthsF than. d savlor. Christ ca.ne
men who wero aircaiy snved. Maaktnd Is prone
to destroy each OF thor. II lnan 1N,sscasttd the
Is1 Ct e ei: L. c% ' Wao a sSss ss cs s
DESTROY: This Ercat principle of Christ l,oks
looking utter self: lonks to tho welfare OF poor
u11l rich allkc. Il nnn L. rich, n popular,
esy S fof NJ fh |" hep @ savo h Tut II an
is duwn, IN outctst frs,lu society thon It takes
Erent principle to come out and aten, tho l'opu-
Jerusalem IN His acsiro To savo thon.. Kind
ara impcrishaGie. and briug iii intercss through
eternity. Their intluonco may not always b.
iGf - ;n hec. r. g m t,mG W. Ee tlo sor! ,seet
, 1880-12-08
UNDER TIE WHEELS.

Spftfd! Utspa43h to 7hk Chicago Irtbunf.
ST. Louis. NO., Dec. S.-ThIs afternoon Will
iAln II. Tanning. Superintendent Of tho Kirk
wood 1lsnnch Ut. tho Missouri 1actlo iaitroad.
WIS run ever By m engine and killed ut tho IN.
ct!no near tho foot OF Stein street, Carondcet-
lilo VIII taking cnr numbers at tho time, md his
foot WAS caught between u rail and u EllHr1l-rHtl
90 thAt when tho engine cnulu along to WIS not
ablo to get out Ut the way. lie was Is years tof
nge and Il man Of family.
sp<etdt Dtspatth 10 7As Chicago 1rtbune,
ST. Louis, Mo-. lice, T,-About G:jD o'clock
this morning John Kcll,y, IN cmpoy6 ut tue
Cairo Short Line rolnd.houscs met with m ac-
ci.lent which will in all probability provo fatMl.
Kelley Ia a strangor In tho city, ard has been in
tho employment Of tho Company only a few
days. While entloavortnT to board passing
traln he missed bis footing aul felt under tho
train. tho whcols passng oyer tho body, sever.
Special Dtspateh to Ihe C3tieaas Trtbuns
nEcATriL H., Dec. 1.-At 6:H this evening
ter Ma r ,uo a. ardaa aHF aa" n aas
city. was run oyer. and instAutIy Killed In tho
Iron Mountain ltailruld Cunpnny's yard Mt Gu
rOndelet Mo. l3o wns n resident OF this city,
xers he has fcn4s ana
Association. and WIS 4 prominent worker III tho
tosnpnrtnc9 causo. He caIno hero from 1'atcr.
WnEEL1s,, v. Va. Dpc. 7.-.ames stcGraw, q
lrGmAn OIL tho baltimore X Ohio Railway, wis
killed vt llellatre, g., this evening. lio at.
te'nnty1M q to @ n19',,!r M bly, e.sIne M bridge, bMt
distance tell to tho street, q distance Ut sonlo
twenty-five or thirty feet liz was lnangctl
horribly. portions IT his bt,dy being strewn All
nlDng tho truck. lIo had boon married hut a
intenont - Of liz natin,oro i ohio % slops aVu Vi
UUllAtrc,
, 1880-12-08
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

Address by NJiaa France. willard.
Last evening. Mt Aronuo Halt, very able
lecture WIS delivered By Miss Frances Willard
TO hl2hIy-AppeecIatfvo audience. Proceedings
wcro opened with singing followed by short
address from Dr. Evertet, Of Plymouth Church,
who then introduced tho speaker Of tho evening
Tho lcuturpr commenced her observations hy
pointing out that II bond OF union Is now OBJ
serynblo between all c1nHsee TINT desire to 500
the principles Of temperance fully developed.
Tho encouragement with which temperance
snciutieA hnvc brcr received by tho "non Of
conducive to thu development OF u fcoltn9 that
women should como forward 10 MD Of tho move
rnent that she, tho lecturer, asiyocatea-,.amely: e
OWLS to which they lead. Those who ilro among
thu ranka Ut tho believers IN temperance wero
alluded to as holng undoab!c.ly those who
H rtyai Of % sho tiicst. rhoro nro. % %corinitod tic
lecturer. aooo drara-shops in Ghienso. Mon
sosenth as It shou!l 10 passcd. Tho lecturer,
enmvtction sho Entertained, lint "nrm.chi.ir
ilcal work IN this direction, ald That many r.
Temperance societies. Rofarrlng 10 tho power
for good which each person whO casts a. vnto cnn
Il h1 1 fr p2fsa ~
uuain,uncos to c,,st their votes for laws In OPP
position to tho increase Of facilities for drunk-
triGutcd plodgo that each man aud woman in
tho audience ~ n'iEht sign; tho Kent!emen nlcdE-
otoeSs 70 onv Vo;o aso sniary Vctnr IT,
sorrrl tho speaker. "says that man is tho only
pa @ tn aa oq bus i o tapur.
casiIy persuaded ind led Of Ill creatures. Al
Jrirker wts stated 10 10 not wsnt is udyocasoj,
! but that q strung ,distinction should ho drawn
, 1880-12-08
GLASS.

-
6pttLal Uhpatth to 1ns Chseaoo Tribune.
NEW YoHK. Dec. 7.-Some advances havo boon
Matlo rcreutiy In glaea- staining III this city,
which, IN soine respects. hnyo llncch tho art upon
MI entirely Now footing. Tho method has tIuatl
employed In II Bh0I, III thtS city Of mixing tho
pfRmenta with the glass wh!t In tloltod con.
ditlon. THO glass, Of I'LL intcnso hun throughout,
Is thon rolled out Into shoots. other plain or
rlbbod Ribbed glss. whlc! is comparatively
rarely employed, 10 tEaverscd hy no raiscd lines
glyEng 1t 4 peculiar wnvy nppcAFhtIee. Animal
aatl vo3ctnhlu rs vol rs mI1toF1t, pigments aro
used In producing tho various cosors. Those
sheets Or tlisKs nre ouch Ut uniform color
throughout. l1y tho uao Of various Ingredients,
among which aro tlourspar, arson'c, till, and sl'
opAIzscExr oLABs
Is manufactured. Been uxainst i dark back.
ground this has creA1lp sshEtGness; held be-
tween. light aud tho pyo BhtunIeruG
irldesocnco bccomes vlsIbto, In which vurlol
rainbow hues Gun ho faintly alscoFned. niner-
cut pigments nro Introduced In m1uuto quanta-
'tes 10 a. to blaud with tho opacscence. In s0nso
tllaks. both pan and opn'oscc'it crystals Of red.
blue. yellow. mud grean, looking like fragnoats
Of Jowels, aEo embedded. Inoso bits 1T glass
arD Arlucalo1 81 M not to mott rcu!ly, md arU
placed In tho Kass whcn It Ia III state Ut fusion.
THE ExAu9 pAocEsA IL KElT 4 BEuNEr,
and 1t Ia bG1iev0d that It CONSTITUTES QUO Ut tho
llOat Important hdyances III sho aFt' AtketHptd
hayebGcn made. not aitogether unsuccessful, to
follow doflntt patterns In tho arrangement Of
tho fragments In tho moltnn glnas, Hopes arc
entertained, also, thAt by sl,iur process flts-
ures suny be lala In. The employment of col.
erea pou.lauts Initiating jewels u a.totl,et nns-
city. All tho ku0wn inGana liaed IN manufAot.
urlug artificial 9ems nru ut!llzod by tho xtAss-
stutnae. These dGoeont forms Of alass constl-
tuto tho material which Ia to assumo uctult
ehQpa ut tho o,mnatt1 Ut the Ast!st.
, 1880-12-08
CLOVER SEED.
Prospect Of a C0rilcr Mt Toledo,
E;x<idI fNrt,nfth IN 7'hs {.h{rnnn T.-fh.hs


TOLEDO, O., t'cc. 1.-Thore IL Inurh Interest
oxclted utlons doalers horo ia to tho prospect
and probabilities Ut biK eorfcr In tho ctosor-
seeu nurkot, and tho matter will At,ruut so,ue
Intention elsewhere. 1t hetilR vol known TINT
Tolsdo is headquarters Ut. tho tsnd0 anl tito
largest market in this country, 4 tlealer Ut this
city expalns how a Garner could bp engineered
on $aa5,UU capital. lIo says tho stock n,w hold
here Ia limited to 6too bugs Ut Oil and 4u0 t,aHs
Of new setti. The former Is practically, nut q
nr,n' tho arkst ad rx mSst ,v5n e 11 @ tadtvr ~
hn vi to tho bitter ot,tl. Thu dn,,lAl,l tn tho
ceurse OF tAe reKsar tra'te IL larEu anu !t,sfr.-
tt>e.lMy prItl,e medium br.,lRhs IS, u lnEKt I'D.
vanc0 over yrstor'iay. and prices AFG tir'h aht!
scnllng uI,wat'l u T. Thought that tue GENERAL
maEl frul NIL nslts vii hAvtt tho effect to fonuo
rltos up un excessively h!Eh.tHuro within tho
upxk few lIlYa.
, 1880-12-08
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

ptrTSHCH6, In, Dec. 7.-A terrific explosion
which causcd damage amounting to SlU,OU or
Sic, ,01 occurred this morning to tho plINr MILL
Ut Morrison. Hare g. Cuss. at Touring Springs, n
few mica from AltoonA, ri. One OF group Of
tive boilers used tn cooking wDol, burst with
torrfhlo force, tho boI!or tearing out through
tho roof and rising to hight of 100 feet. lodging
III bill somo distance away. a hoie was
ecoopod in tho ground four feet deep whcre the
boiler struck tho Garth. Davll Mckee. mn ctl-
ployt vt tho mlll WIS aftorwnrd found beneath
tho tlthrs. md su.,0 tne elupsc.l teforo ho WIS
rescued. Ills injuries soon proved futa!.
Weakness Of tue boiler WIS tto e4nso nf tho
pronounced safe. THE proprietara tlave tnsur-
l.,ce Ut $lO.tAU With uxenfs IN AEtN>nl. Thts fs
tho third explosion thut has alAlnhKod these
wurks and they Wcro dlce destroyed by tife.
Work will bu suspended for thrtc months.
, 1880-12-08

tho Cooper Institute mcottnR tonight "Twon-
ty rctlcGtned mcn " wcrn on hand.
Tho mnmhcrs Of tho Washington Heights
Century Club G1.rn n reception md linncr to
isHao Lewis Pert, Ill. d.. Mt hcniIer's Hotel,
High nrfdrc, this evening. Tho inust prominent
gentlemen Ut tho nciRhbofhDod were present.
coat.
No dcqnt a8rcNncnt for n suspension Of Min
tng In tho present months has been naifo by tho
CDnt Companies. Eaci, Company. however. Will
restrict lts production on a bnsia hf afsout nH0
days suspension Ut work to suit its AVN cir
ct,rnstanecs. Tho prnnsylvnu'n cDnl Com
paEY huA already 1r11crt.l thnt mining he
suspended for ntno days. Including chrfstmhs.
and other cnmnRntcs hnve ordered n similar
restriction. Tho ront,aylvnrtn Goal Company
hns recently reduced tM priccs of coal. hut tho
officers Of the ol),or companies Fay thne this re-
siaetton WIS of ANAL nCcount, md TINT Tint
company hasi lIttto tusltlcas In tho city during
tho winter months. No general reduction in
prices IL likely to tn mnde Mt present.
DlirlritEftfA.
Tho statistics al tho prevalence of dfphtherta
tho week ending Nov. ~ thorn wcro :sJi cases In
tho Two cities and l01 tlonths, and tor tho week
ending Nov. n, 2G1 cnaes tot whfc! brooklyn hnti
majority, though It has only hAlf tho poplita-
tion uf Now York, aud III deaths. Th!s ID a tor
r!l,to mortality from oro disease.
'OKELf.Y.
N the tptsteY7. AsJoefatfd I7Ftts.
NEW YottK, nco 1.-Thn How. Fathnr 0'Kclly,
of Min,!eaotn, Is hero, having been delegated by
tho nfshop Ut Minnesota to visit tho Enst and
awaken removed Interest in tho cause Of Catholic
emigration to tho West. FAthcr D'kclly's mis-
sion is approved BY his Emlnenco Cardinal Me-
Cioskey.
WilliamF. trowo. In tho uenernl Sessions Court
fnxtinu fy,ntn