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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

Miss Fannie NJ. Jackson's lecture at the
Nineteenth-stroot Baptist church was highly
interesting and instructive. She strongly
emphasized tho power of scls-help, by which
the colored people can elevate themselves.
She leaves this morning for Philadelphia, but
returns 10 lecture tomorrow wednesday,
night at Asbury NJ. Il. church, Eleventh and
X streets. As this lecture, under the auspices
of the Western Emigrant Aid Society is for
tho benefit of St, Paul's A. NJ. f. church, it is
DESTROYS that her appearance be greeted with
crowded house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
HomDAY saio Of Rugs At Julius Lansburgh's.
Week of Prayer.

The Union prayer meeting in charge of the
pastors Of the city, held at Lincoln Hall yes
to-day noon, was quite largely attended. In
tcres,ing remarks we're made and the spirit
OF the meeting was excellent Tho subjects
to-day are Confession of Sin," aud "Humilia-
ton Before God" Tho service, commencing
at II aud lasting one hour, will he led by Rev.
j. @. Butler, Of the Lutheran Church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
The schuo,aon vorein's New Hotel.

Among the building permits issued yester-
day was one TO Mr.. G.. J. Seufferle, on behalf
of the Washington Schuetzen Associa-
ton, for the construction of new hotel on
their grounds at the head of Seventh street,
to take the place of tho one destroyed by fire
several months ago, The new structure will
be four stories high, 1l3 feet by 65, solid brick
walls aud will cost $4,000. The cornerstone
OF the building will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies this afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

Tho clerk Of the court has issued the follow
lug marriage licenses G, Il, Elliott and A.
NJ. Badger; John Hawkins, Of Charles county,
Nd, and Virginia Iglon, Of this oityj Archi'
bald Harris aud Sarah TolliveT Richard Lis.
ton aud Elton Wright Matthew Rupert and
Mary Link,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

Colonel George B. Cokhill yesterday left
Washington for Iowa, in response to tele-
gram from his wiio, at his Mthor's residence
In that State, announcing that his youngest
child, Mary, eight years old, had just died of
diphtlcriu, and his only remaining child, Lucy,
aged about twelve years, was supposed to DO
dying from the same disease Colonel Cork
hin only q shout time ago lost his mother
Colonel Colkhli's many friends win deeply
sympathizo with him in his sllction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

Henry Jackson was arraigned in the Police
court yesterday for engaging In an assault
upon e cUlored man named Sam Rainey, on
Van street, South Washington, on the 10th
ultImo, IN which Rainey was shot twice aud
struck with several stones. As there was no
evidence to implicato Jackson hc was dis
charged, and Rainey was then tried and COM
mtted to the Grand Jury for shooting man
named Richard Smith in the arm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
For holiday presents go to julius Lansburgns
Incarnation Church soolabIe.

Dr. Thomas Antisel aud his estimabe wife
have kindly volunteered to place their capa-
eious residence, 1871 Q street northwest, ut the
disposal OF the parish of the Incarnation, for
the monthly church sociable to be held Tues
day evening next, instead Of this evening, as
yyag anticiuated,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
Fon smyrna Rugs 90 to Julius Lansburgh's,

At a meeting of the preachers of the NJ Il,
Church, held yesterday morning at the Foun-
dry church. Reys. w. /, MoKenny, j. w,
Wheeler and j. G. Hagey were appointed a
committee to draft suitable resolutions in
memory OF the late Bishop Haven.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

For the Middle Atlantic Statesand New Eng.
land, northeast, yeerng 10 southeast winds, fall-
ing barometer, stationary or higher tompera-
lures, Increasing cloudiness, aud in southern
portion light rain or snow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

Tvs hup9noiiy " a SulnAttle all oltGlgtlYe CON
acid or crude that produces headache, Internal
soreness, and tends to destroy the mucous mem
brano. All mineral waters that arc dangerous iTr-
tants may 10 known by an acid aiIer-tasta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
CITY ITEMS.
"Tho Cheapest Article In tho World"

This Is what grateful gentleman said who was
cured Of bad kidney disease by the use of Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure after he had offered in
vain 81 600 to any doctor who would rid him Of it,
1t Is the cheapest article ia the world ~ all afflicted
with kidney and liver diseases
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

FANCY CREAMERY, nico New York dairy
and choice Western Butter, IN tubs aud nine
pound pals; also fine New York Cheese. Low.
est prices and fair dealing, Spicer's Whole.
salo Butter and Cheese Store, Ninth ana T.
gtrpCtg northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

THE o q. N. daily train on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad makes direct connection for An
napolis during the session Of the Maryland
LEGISLATURE,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

earrings, rings and studs in solid gold set.
tugs, from $3.50 to $50 X, Harris & Co., 1875
Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

IN order 20 realize money, VIII sell boots and
shoes az figures that win satisfy even Che closest
buyer. Cali carly att Brooks 455 seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

Louis spanier, 1916 II street northwest,
sells the hneat ryo and Bourbon whskies in this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

THE Rowland Dental ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four-und.
ahGlf street use only S. $, Whites artificial teeth
phiadelphia- Price, q per set
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
Solid Gpld yYntohes, e15,

THIS is the season for rheumatism. Dur
rAng,s Rheumatic Remedy cures quickly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
A Mixed-un Shooting Caae.

You can save twenty-five per cent by buying
COE.s closing ont sale, at 5O1 Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
as2 sollh Cinld lYntcI,es.


gents size, American movement, wanau ted
for time. Il, Harris & Co., 435 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

handsome cases, and warranted for time. Il.
Harris & Co., 49, Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
N0NoT'S, eI5 pa. Ave.

Hand-mode Irish Crochet LgCes at 10 70 :5c. the
dozen, Pekin Striped Black Ribbons, and inches
wide, at rs and ?Sc. the yard, Black satin Ribbon
inches Wide, zoe. All-slk Turkish BToeaded Ribbons,
ga inches wide, sc BrJCaded and Scotch Striped
Ribbon all alk, Inches wide u 49, ~ 9Gc the yaId at
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

Embroidered hand made Underwear In ants' and
Nurses Caps, Real Laces u specially, VIII open in
few days few of Rich aud New Styles Ladies'
offered,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

For TurEish Rugs go to Jmm, Ian,burgh's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
MooT'S, eI5 Pa. Ave.

Black French Thread Laces all widths and nice de-
signs and qualities, at IL to 2jc and up Cream Wash
Bonds double widths from q TO G0c the yard. Point
Dotted, Nett and Wellings, az lowest prices. Real
nhd white. Spanish Trimming Laces, al qualities
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
Nr,n Advertisements.

Mrs. NJ. A. Connolly.
For sale--Top buggy.
Wanted-A practical job printer.
L. Moot, 0l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
M. William, 9O7 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
ThermomotnIe Readlngs.

OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, U, 6. A.
January 1850
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
NOOr's, 0l5 Pa. Ave.
NJ" NoOT'9, oIb pa, Ave,

All Silk Roman Brocaded, japanese and Satin Gros-
Grain Sash Ribbons, In all shades mId combinations,
Real Guipure Laccs, 80 49, 81 ~ 81 the yard, all
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

Spanish Iaces Brabnnt and Point de Russo Laccs,
at low prices. high 10 quality SIX tmhroide,e ell
SCnrs aud Ties ut 40 10, glc TO ~, White Embrold-
cred Ties at Zoe, Cream Baiste Embroidered Ties NJ
25C., at
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

A frst-class variety show was presented at
the Comique last evening to one of the largest
audiences ever gathered within its walls. The
Day tons, Tommio and Annie, and Quilter and
Goldrich are old lavorites here, and their APP
pearanco was the signal for storm of up.
plause. The remainder Of tho bill is equally
al, 10 Flor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06
Noor,s, oIs Pa. Ave.

Real Russian Lace Sets, Collars and Guns, at Sl.l5
the sett. The new Cream Point de LHugquedO Lace,
hand-run all widths, at 20 to Soc the yard. Point dc
Brabant LAces, with Russian combinations, at 10 TO
L. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-06

AI.Iinen uemstitched Hndkercheis ut 25c. Ba-
tistG SILK HAndkeTChefs IS 0c Real Breton Flch-
ues at SIC Point de Spret FIchues ut &C Real Bre-
ton scarh at &c to slbO, ut
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Sara Bernhardt at Montreal.

MONTREAL, December 22.-Sara Bern
hnrdt will arrive here this afternoon, end 8
special train will meet her at Vt. AID. ~.
The Police Commissioners will meet IBIS al.
ternoon TO discuss what shall be done ia orGer
to prevent Sara from PLAYING on Nina; bjgbt,
but the city attorney, in answer to the ques.
ton. "Have we power to close the Theatre
on Xmas-dayi" says, I'VE cannot 20
farther than the charter Of the city directs.
This gives power to the Council 10 protect
the Lords day from violation, but nothing
more" IL is quietly whispered that some
alderJaen who made the most OF the out
cry against Bernhard have tickets In their
pockets, purchased With the intent TO 40 TO
see her play. The Roman Catholic, Epis-
copal, and Methodist pulpits in Montreal
have already denounced the actress, 80 that
her coming is duly berslded.
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PETERSBURG.


.,nnrx psArH--tIIxsss OF AN Old CITIZEN
ISrLux or CHRISTMAS BUyERs--sussRx as.
sr.susxr-rALsE RhroRT-THE HOLIDAY
TRAps, &C.
,c..rr,s,onscncc OF the Richmond Dtspatch.I
DEcExsER ~, 1880.
sandy Gordon. weilknowp colored
.os,S,rsu,.keeper and cook, with whose
,..,.,,,tIon nearly all Petersburgers are Ia
,o,,;sr' died this morning OF paralysis, with
n'h,rh ne was attacked last night. lie was
N Ill Al SIMMER and dead st 3 O'Clock.
Mr.. John Minetree. Sr., whose Illness was
mentioned several days ago, Is living In a
xe,v critical condition, and il Is feared the
,rospec, OF his recovery is slight. He Is
one Of our oldest citizens, being upwards
of eighty years of age.
An excursion train from Weldon this
pornjng brought in COO people, who came to
nufchase their Christmas goods.
The assessor for tbe-dlslrict In Sussex
county wing west OF Nottoway> county re-
norts III $40 acres In the district. which he
has assessed at S4S1 9SS--a reduction OF
abou, 7 per cent. On the old assessment.
The recent reported killing Of Mr.. W. j.
bradley by Mr.. NJ. }. Squire, near summit.
\ g.. nrns out 10 have been without ioun-
ds,ion. The rumors which got into such
General circulation were started as joke.
There was no difficulty even between the
gentlemen.
The depth OF the two dsys' SNOWFALL ~
,b;s s,etIon was about five inches. The
sleigh.ridiug was very indifferent ana OF Dut
short duration.
The Christmas trade is booming, and has
heep better tbis season than Tor years before
in all departments. A merry, happy Christ
mas season Is anticipated by everybody.
Preparations are being made Tor num-
her of Cbris,mas-trees and entertainments
for the benefit OF the little folks next week.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Raid or Gamblers i'm Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, December ga
Quite an excitement was C, Gated this morn
ing at Baldwin Station, twenty miles from
this city. at the crossing OF the Central and
Florida railroads, by the appearance OF 100
men, principally from Falaosta, Ga, and
Lake City, Fla, and well armed. They at
once proceeded to seize four Of gang OF
gamblers who ipfest the place. These
swIndlers had yictimized four or tiyt friends
Of The party, taking over $1,000. The gam.
blers at first resisted, and one OF them re-
Ceiyed pretty rough handling. Then they
surrendered, refunded the money, and paid
all the expenses incurred by the rai6ing
party. The gamblers were notified 10 leave
the place. The raiders went acr0gs the
county line TO avoid arrest. and the diseom.
dted gamblers came 10 this city TO consul,
counsel
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sion--a punishment which would only be
| commensurate with the offence.
| After further discussion Ia the same vein,
and after the reading Of an extract from the
| Congressional Record covering the question
OF offence, Mr.. Bowmau's resolution was
read, declaring that for gross breach OF
privileges, rules, and decorum OF the House
the TWO members be expelled.
| Mr.. Browne, OF Indiana, moved as q sub
stItufe that special committee OF three be
appointed to report without delay what
proceedings should be taken by the House
Mr.. Reagan and Mr.. Converse indicated
some errors In The report Of the Congress
siondl Record, but they were not material.
Mr.. Blount suggested that Mr.. McLane's
resolution be modified 80 that the two men,
bers be "permitted," Instead OF "re-
qured," to make an apology. He under
stood both gentlemen desired to do so. The
resolution (by Mr.. McLane's coBsenD was
modified accordingly.
Mr.. Harris, OF Virginia, made the point
OF order, and argued that the precise words
Of which two members are held to answer
must be set out before they could be Gen.
sured or expelled. Ii would not do to re-
fer generally TO thirty pages Of record.
Mr.. Bowman argued that there was
nothing in the point, as the offence was not
words but actions.
The Speaker overruled the point Of order.
After further discussion the question was
first taken on the substitute offered by AIr.
Browne, OF lndisna, referring the matter 10
a select committee. The substitute was
agreed to by vote OF 30 TO AZ.
Before proceeding further, an Qpportu-
nifty was, on motion OF Mr.. CoDger, given
a.
statement they choose.
Tbereupon Mr. Weaver rose and stated
bis deep regret at the occurrence Of yester-
day. He admitted that the language used
by himself was wholly uDjustifable, and
for it he made his apology humbly to the
House.
Mr.. Sparks said that he used language
yesterday that was in conflict with the rules
Of the House and parliamentary. He felt
that be owed an apology TO the House, and
therefore rendered il.
Mr.. Singleton, OF Illinois, then moved to
lay the whole subject on the table.
Mr.. Conger demanded the yeas and nays,
remarkiDg that the country wonld be bet
ter satisfied TO have the matter investigated
dropped.
The yeas and nays were ordered, and Mr..
Sineleton's motion Qaying the whole SUD-
iect on the table, was carred-yeas, 10f (;
nays, A..
Mr.. Clymer, of Pennsylvania, from the
Appropriation Committee, reported the
army appropriation bill. ut apprOpriates
s26, 1910. 800, agains. S26, 800 Appropriated
Tor 1881 Ordered to be printed.
On motion OF Mr.. +. Wood it was ordered
that when the funding bill is next taken up
all general debate upon it shall be limited to
one day.
The House then adjourned till the 9Th OF
January, 1881.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

DELAYED INSTRUMENTATION ESCAPE
OF TUE INMATES OF A BURNING BUILDING.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch1
DECEMBER 81, 1880.
About 8 O'Clock this morning the alarm
OF fire startled the town from its slumberS,
and although the glare and smoke cOuli be
seen, 1t was hard at first 10 determine It's
locality. Finally 1t was discovered TO be
the residence of Mr.. Lyttle'on Waddeli.
editor of the Chronicle. When the people
arrived there, however, the conflagraiOn
had so far advanced that no assistance could
be rendered, and the destruction OF the
building and its contents were prac-
ticaly complete. 1t was with difficulty
that tue family escaped with their lives, and
they did this only by leaving the house In
their night-dresses. MIR. WaddelPs oldest
son, james, had 10 get out by window on
10 the porch aud 90 down hy one Of the
pillars. A Young man, student, named
Chalkley, from Richmond, who was visit
ing The family, had his hair and even his
eyebrows singed. Mr.. Waddell himself
had his whiskers singed, SO near was the
fame to tBem as they rushed out. The
origin OF the fire ia unknown. About II
O'Clock Mr.. Waddell thought there was
something burning infbe house, but owing
to peculiar feeling OF lassitude Mr.. Wad-
dell neglected 20 make an investigation, and
the matter was passed over until his dang1-
ter ran into his room about O'Clock and
exclaimed that the house was on IRE. Mr..
WaddelI's loss will,prObaby be fifteen hum
dred dollars. The house, which was me
property of Miss Juliet A. Gilmer. was
comparatively new, and cost perhaps $4,000.
is also total loss, there being no insurance
in either case. QUIP.
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Railroad Matters.

TEAAS, SANTA FE AND NOKIH
SANTA FE. NEW MEXICO, December o.
The Texas, Santa Fe and Northern rail-
road. recently chartered under the laws OF
New Mexico, with capital OF Sl2,O00.000,
elected yesterday Charles }. Lowry, OF New
York, president; Bernard Selieman, vice
president Charles II. GildersIeeve. secre-
tary; and Lehman Speigeberg, treasurer,
and passed resolutions TO construct at once
the San Juan division, so as to have imme-
date connection with the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad for the transfer of freight
and passengers.
The new road proceeds from Santa Fe
nortbward to Salt Lake City by the Valleys
OF Chowa and San Juan, and southwark
through Bonanza City and the cOal-lields OF
the Pecos Valley and Texas, to the Gulf at
Corpus Christi, with branch to Colorado
east Of the RATION Pass ana one to Albu-
querque. The road will be narrow gauge,
and will connect with the Texas Narrow
Gauge now building towards Preside Del
Norte.
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Fatal Accident ON the Charlotte IN. c.
Railroad.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., December ga fear
ful accident occurred on the Charlotte rail.
Ivut, about three miles beyond Liucolnton,
at 4 o'clock this evening. An entire pas
senger train, excepting the engine, which
passed over safely, went through the tres
Tie, which at this point is fifty feet high.
Full particulars cannot be learned yet; but
it Is definitely known that Mail-Agent David
Bloom and passenger named James w.
Goodsou were disabled by the accident, and
were subsequently burned up by the flames
which communicated, it is supposed, from
a coal stove used on the road to the shat
tered and spliniered cars which were piled
one upon another in the chasm. The con.
ducior, Captain Harris Johnston. escaped
with slight injuries. There were very few
persons on the train, and t is not known
that any one else was Killed.
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RLAcKSBuRli.

ROBBERY or A sT0RE-ASSIGSMENT FOR Tue
BENEFIT or CREDITORS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Correspondence of me Richmond Dispsieh.i
DDcEMBkR Fl. 1880.
We had the first ease II bouse-breaking
here on Sunday night that we have had for
years. gbe store OF Mr.. 3. l.. Eakia was
Asoken open while bis eleitg was at church.
and fifty GoIIsrs' worth OF goods taken out,
NJ clue sas been found TO the perpe-
liners.
Captain T.. A. Roberts. one Of our leadisg
meEnaspts, made an assignmeN OF bis prop
ery 70 bis creditors ia.t week. IL Is under
stood nat they viii lose but littb<.
The vacation II the Agricultursi and Me.
ehsniczj College begins to.norrow>
Snow tell here yesterday 10 the depth OF
ten inches. The weather IS windy and cold
this moreisa. DkRIUs.
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TRAINS BLOCKADED-THE GREAT IRON PIE

TRAINS BLOCkADED-1HE GREAT lhON fIEh
WASHING AwAY-A VESSEL ASHORE.
Long BRANCH, n. j., December 21.-The
most violent wind. and snow-storm in this
vicinity in fOrty-slX years set In last night,
and has continued without any abatement
I'D to 10 tonight. Snow fell at tue rate OF
an inch an hour, and there are drifts from
five TO eight feet IN height. The New Jer-
sey Southern railway Is blockaded. Two
engines and one passenger train bound
mort are showed In near Branchport. The
gale blew at the rate OF seventy miles an
hour.
The terrible sea washing against the great
iron pier soon tore out all the wood piling.
The dfbriS violently washed against The
iron columns, and one by one they dropped
into tue surging sea. The National Con-
siruction Company had two engines and a
large amount OF building material on the
pier in readiness 10 extend the pier, under
q contract TO the Ocean Navigation Com
pany, and when the pier began TO wash
away every man along the shore was press
ed into service TO save The valuable material
from destruction, but 1t was at great peril,
as the icy pillows washing in oyertopped
tue Iier. sweeping its deck. AT the time OF
telegraphiDg iwenty-nlne OF the iron col.
umns nave been broken, and the deck-suD-
port Is washed into the ocean.
A vessel is reported ashore at Seabright,
but the shore wires are down and the roads
impossible, ana the reported wreck cannot
be reached.
The blockaded passengers on the New
Jersey Southern railway were provided
with shelter at a hotel by the railway com.
pany. Three trains on the Jamesburg
branch OF the Pennsylvania railroad bave
been sDow-bound since noon. Although
heavy drift OF nine feet IL ut Little Silver,
trains on the Loug-Branch division OF the
Genital railroad Of New Jersey so far have
been DELAYED but little. Tonight the snow
is falling heavily and drifting, aud IL Is
feared II 1t continues to fall travel on both
roads will be impeded In the morning.
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SAN Francisco, CAL., December 2i.-
Fourteen Chinese iepers were shipped on
the steamer Belgic, which sailed for Hong
Kong to-day. by the supervisors. Secrecy
was observed In preparing for their de-
ps4k1re, through fear OF wfits OF hdbeos
c0rDns being obtained bg their friends.
Each 0De was provided with small sum OF
moDey for bis immediate necessities on
iescbiux Hons Kong, Chinese-C Consul Bee
has ieiegTaphed 10 the Chinese authorities.
and they will be taken direct from the
steamer to The Leper Hospital at Canton. II
Is believed vi the iepev in the city are IN
cIuded in this shipment. The lepers pre-
senfed o htdeous appearance. and their
counirymen on board the steamer refused
to 20 near them.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M rELEsRArH TO THE orsrArcn.
PROGRESS OF rue TEXAS, SANTA Pc Az,

PROGRESS OF TBE TEXAS. SANTA FE AND
NORTHERN RAILROAD PRoJECT-CoS-
GREssloNAL NORTHUMBERLAND TO
MURDER A LADY At STONY CREEK-sE.
MoUs RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN NORTH
CAROLINA = GENERAL GAsPAR ToCH.
MANN DEAD-TERgIBLE sUFFERINes ur
AsHiPWRECkEO CREw-THE ST. LOUIS
FAILURE-FA'LURE OF ENGLISH BASk-
ERs-A SENSATION IN THE FRENCH SEN
ATE-THE CRUSADE AGAINST SARA
BERSHARDT IN MONTREAL. CANADA
SEVEN THOUSAND DEATHS IN RUSSIA
IN ONE PROVINCE FROM DIpHTHERrA IN
ONE YEAR-DEsTRUcTIvE FLOODS IN
FRANCE.