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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16

Escorial, 26 Q'25 tarde.)
Sc han celebrado con severa pompa
las honras f1uebres en- conmemoracion
del segundo ano del failecimiento de la
reina dona Mercedes.
Ha presidido el duelo s. M. el rey,
acompanado de los jefes superiores de
Palacio.
Sobre la tumba de la reina hay depo-
sitadas varias coronas, entire elias dos
de fores naturales, ena del rey otra
de la reina dofia Maria Oristina, una
de los duques de Montpensier.
! ---Esta mafaaa las cinco lego q la
estacion de Madrid el archiduque Gar.
los Esteban. En- la estacion esperabar
su llegada sus augustos hermanos d
Alfonso y dona Maria Oristina, quie
mes aeon pa1aban el duque dc Sexto J
la marquesa dc Santa Cruz.
/ Despues de brsyes instantes do carl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-16

San German JUNO "a de 1880.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-07
FROM
A Prominent 0Rue flaN.

ChilliooEhe, No., July o.Sl07o.
y. o: Richardson. 81. 1onic10y DeaI
can make any use OF Y Please Dc q. Ne
have sold hundreds OF 6oetIoo WIN IKE
'' ~ Royce D 0stsaaAse.
This 10 20 certify that I he1 To Fever
and AGuc this Summer aa4 - ~ e
010.(h3rd OF 4 nozzle OF Cli60I0eO 4Oof1s
faes Pronptly cured Il: l., II y ths sDs'd''
gro. SAILOR.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-07
u u the eEsr.

Stockton, No., Aug. SSth, lo7o.
!. q. Richardson, St. Louis-DeaP 0ifs-
Ol60rd's Fobrifug0 10 the best thing tor
kandled. There never has been case
~ No NOT cured by Il that was taken
0CCOfdling to directions In this part q
the country. Yours truly.
MACE Z MITCHELL, Orueg1Ot0s
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-07

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This nitntoo regularly Legislature
end
contract nviOlab faith
ssn renewed Sy an oyrx hs@nE popular franchise
which h since added fund Of Grand Single
ruo9 will take place monthly Tuesday
Look At tho following Distribution:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-08-07
CHARTER OAK,

cooking stove. All stoves cold ct man.
ufaetdfetS prices with freight added.
nanu1hetaref Of plain and fancy Tin
War; Metallic roonng, etc., etc.
4 largo and select stock Of Tin Ware
and House Furnishing good on hand
|! 0UTTERN0.s RIO F1N6. and al man.
nsr Of JOB, Tin end plumbers work exc.
Guido WITH dispatch.
Fab. 9 '7b.lv-
, 1880-01-18
The Riot at-Pesths

NeU York Sun. -, .rd
The quarrel between Baron Waltne4{It {Issr ~
Herr VcrhOray, the editor Of the PesIn fsenrs
: fs further development OF the Zichl- efke:9st
affair. Count zichi- Ver1aris, late secfesasa,s
the Interior In the Hungarian Cabinet, IT. .ha g.
sue nf a national 1oan and approprla1I99sh lI9 he.
himself a large sum which pFnpen!a !at,;rf
longed to the National Treasury. An inqora Icy 70
eaed eaSs f9orabs fs Ees' to 2e tSs hse saster
nous bsnker se'f Erlanqer 11 nas wsh }iS i !ss%s
for the latters corporation in the sec1et III Il
which the Count realized several hundred 1eS IesIsa
and dollars. The Minister was obliged Massm r
nls oihoe, not, however, without ennhodT ~
herr Verhoray. 4 duel ensued, bnt I no1"s ~ gstd@
hurt. The National Casino, or CLUB, O ;ro19
COUNT zicht was prominent member, etit1Itioa, Gia
Of unfolding the reputation of the @ insantta y ta
looked into the atfulr,; and the expulsion u
The MI minopfty opa q Soweser ese, With ss
its ranks about one-thirti ct the members g ggcM.
Club. fought to the last in behalf Of Gonns ns.ads
and finally abstuines1 from voting. InH nt,rt fk
OF this party, Baron Maithenyi and Go4nt; h,;ntirs
about this conclusion: On the foloWlnyS n n ~
-editorial by Herr Verhoray nppealesn reentle-
Edenor. severely censuring these t"V tHhsteu-
Hon," Herr verhorsy said, '.in Senest SeItsnt 9sn
amounts to treason, and no non's;1r none;r "a
should have hcsftntcd to v0tc the e1pnssca naoca the
member convicted OF dishonesty. nIIeJ
duo! between the Baron and TIE fha nopulsr~
subsequent rioting is explained by tne Ptba nea.
ity that Herr yerhoray enjoys among " tRR9dial
pie. Herr, verhorly is m oltsn9hsnHt aas
member Of the Hungarian PartAhetn'b ~ bringing
he who, not long ago. succeeded ~ III uoi5 yarIoi5
about an understanding between tn9 ~. ~ bis
factions OF the Liberal party, and y ls~torst tho
exerons that, In the last general T.. the Hun.
saFian ParIiament, % @ t1us leaving lea but small a<
iOritY for the Government
, 1880-01-18
= THE observation-disclosures
A Body Stolen from Graceland.

a BODY Stolen from GFaeeland.
Graceland Cemetery has an animal .sen,s,
t;on in 40 ~ ro1h;nt< 1;,,a ~ II, Es.f.
- n a,na 80 80 ,, 49, llile, sa!l sa.s ssA'
which poor Mrs. Adams body and fhatot
infant were stolen from their eraYa af f;f1ee
fand' aTn1 :fG;;iii;I eR'15yaf1 1n fsaaT n
It;d,, - ~, 1rt-,ts., stsfss & E9nfS1
19npoi sAttou - VIC oi'1leo o.@tsa :Etep1.e =
once. mas not yet been toTsoHH., te9
watchmen, or those in charge OF the ceme- e
terry, are certainly very negligent else sGta
affairs would not be continually TeeuHaE
Owing to the determination pf eYaE
, 1880-01-18
FIRES.
.
AT BEIOIT, WIS.

AL " T15s
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. e..
BELorr, Wis, Jan. ia fire was discov-
cred soon after 10 O'Clock this evening in a
frame shed in the rear at Goodhue's brick
block, State street, and soon communicated
with the main building. The fire companies
did the best they could with Inadequate tools,
but could not save the building or prevent
the fire from extending to the Salisbury
House, adjoining on the: south, although it
was more than an hour before the latter
caught fire. Goodhue's Block was one Of the
oldest in the city, and had been but little
used of late. One-half Of it was owned BY the
William Goodhue estate, and the other half
by Mrs. Wash Salisbury. No insur-
ance. The Salisbury House, owned by
O. A. Cheney, is in the hands Of an
Assignee. The hotel was occupied by G. ?.
Dustin. The contents were damaged by re-
moyal. At this hour (nidnight) the Sails
bury House is burning, and seems sure to be
totally destroyed. Sehlenck's brewery, ad-
joining on the north, is somewhat damaged,
but not seriously.
, 1880-01-18
element is groundless, as neither. party i II
tends to remove the arms, but to prevent the
other from doing SO If their removal should

citement is groundless, as neither. party H
tends to remove the arms, but to preVent L4s
other from doing SO If their removal shoula
be attempted. :.:,.'.:
Boston, npss :,v5 Jan gns xnere{afy hfyof%f of
State Cove arrived from Augusta , on t4e
midnight train, and states that Joseph l.. l..
Smith declares: r have been chosen Gov
crnor, and, by God, I'll Dc. Governor! Ihe
most Of the Fusonlsts applau9 anq anSn and a.
they will support Smith in whatever he may nay
d.. On the other hand, the Republicans are
no less resolute to: adhere, at any COST, 20
what they say is the side Of right ana law;
There is no mistanE the 1act at oeepd epd ao ~
one knows what AT: hour may bring 1ortn.
The repeated declarations Of the ;F!1sloniS;ts
in authority that their Government VIII: De
removed, in case, of fighting, to TINS clty'
where the PUBLIC officers Will protecp tnehl'
DECLINES TO SERVE.
AuG11srA. Me-, Jan. 17.-Willlam II. Sar-
gent 1las declined the. appointment on Gov;
Smiths staff, being straight Democrat, anu
unwilling to indofsa the, Governors green
back opinions
Boston, Jan. 17.-William Read & Sons;
the firm from whom firearms. were said
to be ordered by parties in. Augusta,
deny having received orders from
Maine except for the regular trade during
tie past six months. Concerning the telo,,
grams reported passing between the firm and
Gen. Chamberlain, they state that they nave
several days past, but no order for arms. or
ammunition has been. received from him.
The firm state they would not III any way be
Instrumental In forcing or aggravating civil
strife. .~~--., ,.. =:
Secretary-of- State Chadbourne took pos
session of his office tonight, and appointed
as his Deputy James A. Smith, Of SkoWlle-
gan.
, 1880-01-18

accomplished without .resorting to military
force or permitting violence to be used.
Fully recognizing the propriety Of the de-
nand made By you upon Others who have
claimed the right to exercise the office
Of Governor, that they should furnish
you with an -, authoritative decision
of the Court, and believing you will require
the same Of me, hand you herewith copy
of the opinion Of the Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court ad dressed to Joseph a. Locke,
President Of the Senate. and G. E. Weeks,
Speaker OF the House, sustaining the legality
OF the Legislatqre by which I have been esaa
pa1ned.t I have the honor TO be your obedi-
ent servant, >'.' DANIEL F: iaAs1tor iDAyB,,
81 :. ~.-.", =. GOVERNOR
-; CHAMBERLAIN SATISFIED. :,
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION MILITIA
OF MAINE, AUGUSTA, Jan: 17.-Ihc Hon
nqSs f. I 1seen o 2ys 1o1r tce
elected and duly qualified as. Gov
certified copy of the tHps tGpini9n n,estioof of
5s aecnEP $nPff6Ss 6e s eGe q fPSSe PSe aes q
the Legislature Of 1850. AS it is manlfest
that this opinion establishes the legality Of
your election, and that you are duly eleclea
Governor, have the honor to report g y2n1
nEdor nlai ~ SonSso.l 1E ~ Il tay ~ md ral''
o1uel ~: 10 X - 81 * -oenect rour obedf-
aot an,, snlsnt VIII 1fe 4eeuKn f, f. ~ sRERIAN.
en' sei s"n'' 'o' Major-Genera1.
cExrrAI, ORDERS
u.,.,,s;.,1,s:' Tnper Dfu1s1oH OF
HEApo9AnTEGs "a ne1}sTs Tan s IL isso.@Gencral
nAls' nr17c,e' NJ no1os As the Hon. Daniel F.
DrnGry Nq. + i,,1;, - nna1;f;ad III as Governor Of
a; Rais has t peTn a+ uy yofved nn ne by Special
nrdefs et1 " NJ uas e Adiutantenerais Office,
jan 3, reg IS a. ~ of fn General Order No.
aaahhpnd th hppsddnerte 1r IS so far modified as
- racnaIiza e5s, H. FACT Fiat ali military III
- ,,nzr an! ' enafes frnm daniel + Davis,
nn,arndr nfnuia13 ~ a,,G fI1 ronmandey-
oe'Fr Tho tot Gnneraf fau nn,nmandng cannot but
exnress SIS sfateful Is acEnoWideenient to Lieut.
Fl ple1o 1o1,n Marshalf1 I}rnWi. Mai. Frank E.
~. '1.;h ~; 1aeanr ~ Snanidin@ and Cart
az; vi Smo' III his staff Tor the yery
abie. ali prudent n % and efficient manner in which
+haI 80 ffa dif1;cut and harass-
me sd,,ties ,Ht demanded Of them during tie un-
@nrecedented @ disorders of the last twelve days,
and the oTeat seTvice f31ey have rendered the
Stata ~ IN o. enrayenting violence and securing
2tsat1 : &. ~. .s Fr3 +1,a ,;nhfc ~ all
, 1880-01-18

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. ia fire at Q O'Clock
this morning almost entirely. consumed a
two-story frame residence near the upper
end Of Prospect street, owned by ". F. Da1-
rymple and occupied by George Scheller,
head clerk Of the Newhall House. The
family barely escaped with their lives. The
building is insured for 5000 in the Etna,
and the furniture for $3.50 in the Manu-
facturers' of Boston. This will more than
cover the loss. In one Of the upper rooms of
the dwelling, Mr.. Dalrynple had stored
about S5o0,0oo in Milwaukee & Dubuque
Railway bonds, also about 500, 900 in
bonds Of the defunct Milwaukee & Beloit
Railroad. AS the new bonds were unsigned
the loss will not amount to any more than
the bare cost Of paper, printing, and trans
pOrtatiOn. ''''@
, 1880-01-18
A CONKtING BOOM.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald this
morning has a fye-column "boom" for
Conkling. The last whoop is as follows:
"Shll in the strength Of mature manhood, in
the prime of intellectual vigor, with the en-
thuslasms of life undated, happily blessed
in pecuniary competence, ranking high in
the profession Of his choice, untarnished by
avarice,. and untouched by any corrupt
charge, Mr. Conkllng may, without audacity,
plume himself mentally, forensically, and
coveries far beyond the horizon OF his past.''
, 1880-01-18

HE DOES NOT KNOW SMITH.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 17.-Gen. Chamberlain has
issued the following order in response to
that OF Smith:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION, III. H.,
AUGUSTA, Jan. 16--Ihe Hon. Joseph l..
S1nIul-SIE: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of notice served on me this even
ing by Messrs. Black and Blood, representing
themselves as your personal staff, which no
tice purports to be General Order No. from
Adjutant-G Office, relieving me from
the command OF the militia of Maine, and re-
Yoking Special Order No. Is, which charged
me with the duty Of protecting the public
property and the institutions OF the State
until Governor should be duly qualified.
When the matters now in issue involve the
question whether you are Governor or not,
it must be manifest to you that should fnil
in my duty were to surrender my trust ex-
cept on undoubted evidence Of your author
ity to demand it It you are the lawful Gov
ernor, you can easily relieve all embarrass-
ment by affording me the authoritative de-
ciSion Of the Court, to which am and al
ways have been ready to yield prompt
obedience
Icannot but add that courtesy and the Gus
tom Of the service, to say nothing OF the
grave complication of the present situation,
give me the right to expect that you will fur
nish me proper evidence of your authority.
have the honor to be very respectfully,
you1 obedient servant,
--' JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
Mntor! General.
GOV. DAVIS TO TIE GENERAL =
The following orders were promulgated
this evening:
To Aaj.-Ge,- g. J. Chamberlain. Sm: I
hare the honor to inform you that I have
been this day legally elected to the Office Of
Governor and Commander-in- Chief, and have
been duly qualified to perform the duties of
that Office. In common with all citizens in
this State, hare watched with great anxiety
the events OF the past few days, and
rejoice with them in the good re-
suits of the wise and efficient
measures adopted py you for the presera-
tion of the peace and the protection Of the
property and institutions Of tie State, and
more especially that those results have been
, 1880-01-18

over the spelling reform nov beang e a5aI;d shaI;s5
tie tie fetter' ti & as wholly superduous: r. IT, IT,
~ ,-.,3:'fH THE rELEpHoSE. !:
The Postal Department has made ,, q
bid for scientific attention py Ms claint
that telephones ononesent are moRopoly ON of iel
graphs, and its, motion for an la]nneel2,n 1ae,a
Is soon to come before the Court OF GueeniSi 5
Bench, where an Interesting lega1 po4As W!
be raised. '.t...
PooK-HousEs, = :.
Both scientists, literary nen aaa aaG repa9 Rapt
Shows s W that @ there are 3a, 80 pa11pers in Lon
don, being al increase Of {, ,Sss over the snow
ing OF last year. , -:1,:.,,.,t ~
The movement:for the estaollsHilleA' u -
A DRAMATIC ,AcApEAf
is in fair way toward success; tnanhs o,g "
Hsfn Asadsn;nyT =: fst Of Kit is to be its smodel:
The: :. dramatic = branch of !. the
French, !, Conservatoire is =, TO - :lnInlsn
its constitution As IN the 's =, n,,his
and prizes awarded that will give the young
actor or actress 4 start In the profession.
Authors and actors are to oe tnn p, s9!e' a3e
members. Their payments viz Supply pl,?11 ne ne
founded. libraries stocked with saramatlG
a!ts ike the e II Theatre Francais. can. %
found to give the scholar OF prize,wlnnef MS
first chance to be heard, yet the FfenG1 s{s;
tenn will be adopted 50 faE as poss1fP4s, f s,o1 ox
arrangement. with London Ion theatres OIL sooo
repute, !: !: :. =:
The financial feature OF the Stock Ex-
change has been active purchases OF mlscel-
laneous securities and mining shares; rs
whole. Of the hitherto IN, neglected Sae:a
st american and Ganadan TwayS eaSy bnf
te io Eeo'ionist Seet. Saws: Whtle the Ring that
was formed to purchase and hold wheat in
tie United States continues its operations,
tile quotations Of tie money eSehaEge g1ce m
no certain iadieation OF the mjnd
that the power Of the American money. mar.
kets is far greater this year than ever before"
The financial journals adv17e investors TO pc
ware Of sudden rise Of trashy securities ln
America: Meanwhile, James Tan. heHenry ana
The North British Railway is recovering
from the Tay: calamity. and it has been de-
cided to rebuild the bridge twenty feet lower
there has been unusual
r." STOCK GAMBLING
in Peruvian bonds on account of the |
and nitrate deposits into Chiliaa: hands
longstanding Gt i Scandal d Of Peruvian BAD faifl'
The PERUVIAN Guano Company, owes
some gnneo q 1 hSndGa m te of thS Mlch xflqe has
yet to be realized. The conditions proposed |
by the Chilian Government being reasonable, |
the bondhoIders. expect to receive payment |
whenever the war indemnity is paid. ,-.
, 1880-01-18
eats in the rear OF the Cham

seats in the rear OF the Cham
Der, but not the desks to
which they are entitled. The half
dozen spectators in the gallery presented
a striking contrast to the crowd in the House.
Rounds Of cheers and hand d-clapplng from
the House occasionally reached the Senate
Chamber and disturbed its stiffness.
After prayer by the Chaplain, the journal
was read A Committee of seven on Sem
HoWes, Of Cu,nberlalid. and a Committee Of
FIVE On Gubernatoria1 Votes -. s..
The answers of the Supreme Court of the
questions Of the Republican Legislature were
read.
The Secretary of State refused to give up
the Gube1natorial returns to the Joint Com
nlittee. I
, 1880-01-18
The SIEITAlIERS,

Private dispatches were received here ~
late hour last evening stating that at amees ee5;
ing Of the creditors Of the Stettauers. aea
in New York Friday afternoon, they na
agreed to accept the proposition Of the Htm IT.
to pay IS cents in full of all demands: 7 w. w.
be correct, the sale Of the stock winch NJ y
advertised to come off tomorrow VIII ~ni =
Indemnify postponed, and all legal pfoceFT
ings will terminate. =; - T..
, 1880-01-18
FRANCE

~DANGEROUSLf ILL.,
PARIS, Jan. 17.-Jules Favre, statesman
and Senator, Is dangerously i'll.
TIE GOVERNMENT PROGRAM :.
The Ministerial program read in the Cham
bers yesterday was received somewhat coldly:
In the Senate by the Left Centre, while the
pure and the advanced Left applauded the
references to the educational bills. The gal
the Chamber of Deputies the program was
friends of the Cabinet 1A4o
, 1880-01-18

LNndna fHHeH: ~ n1ag&EfW
Two Of those ornaments made o. ~ ~ upon
Paris favored with sugar were, pestu1mmsan't at
a1i urciin, with tho usual warning, Lon you.
them, whatever you do; they Will pagiH lin nd
For some time they we're regarded oy and ID.
miration; bat at no distant day fhaT w. -,
.sTom," said she to the owner, who e ~ Hin
setting forth for school, "wha: hase
aGiVd va it TO Dick" WIS the reply, a4d 9afS9 a9
living when CONS home 7 mean to eat
one myself, can tell 'eei'
, 1880-01-18
EDISON'S -TRIUMPH.
II IS FoREro1n ny A-uar,rc,1 .se1r,.u

IF Is F0RETOID By A'FRENCU SCIENTrsT.
PARIS, Jan. I7.--The Elcctrtctte this morn
ing publishes an article dn Edison hy De
fonylelle, wherein he says:- "The illustrt
GUS inventor, whom the discovery of the
phonograph has fmmortalized, and whose
reputation is now established, can brave the
Jealousles of the inyitliolls in both hemI-
spheres, for his work will be appreciated in
future ages, when the names Of his latest
obscure critics Of the present day will have
, 1880-01-18
RErOETEp' DEFEAT.

Cable Special to The Chtcaoo Tribune.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Much excitement pre-
walls in this city over the: dispatch Of
the Berlin correspondent Of the Stand
ard concerning j. the severe de-
feat; Of the. Russians 1T ::Tchikistar,
Russian port on the Caspian Sea; The Rus
SLAMS were forced to beat a. hasty
retreat, and to take 81 refuge iii
their ships, abandoning the vast stores
collected in the town for the projected
spring campaign. The flotilla were un-
able to approach within a league Of the
shore, owing to the shoals, and could
not therefore be Of any service: This disas-
ter, is looked on with grave anxiety in
Russian Governmental quarters, and is of
serious Importance. If confirmed it will
cause flutter in diplomatic circles There
is much rejoicing in military circles in En-
gland over the news, as it is believed it will
dispose Of the advance on Merv, which was
to be undertaken. in the spring by Gen.
Kaufman1i., ':~'- es-~~s< - :. !" -
THE RUSSIAN ARMAMENT. :''-'.
To the Western Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 1T.-A st. Petersburg CORE
spondent, commenting upon the reported
Russian armament, says some Of his Ameri-
can friends who have been there for some
weeks past on business connected with the
War Department have been told that not
single rifle would be ordered from abroad
EDITOR ARRESTED.
The chief editor Of a Nihilist newspaper
has been arrested in st. Petersburg.
, 1880-01-18
CASUALTIES.


DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 17.-It is reported
from Little Traverse, Mich, that on the 18th
inst. five persons, two men, a woman, the
wife Of one Of the men, and two children,
started from Beaver Island in a sailboat for
Little Traverse The boat, getting between
two floating masses of ice, was badly
crushed, and the occupants forced to embark
on the ice. The party became separated,
one man reaching the Village of Gross Lake
The rest of the party, a man, his wife, and
two children, have not since been heard
from.
, 1880-01-18

+!
: CUBA AND SAN DOMINGO.
: HAVANA, Cuba, Jan-17,-A Roya, ~,
has: fixed the legal rate Of interest il caNss IT
per cent per annQm. !::.|t:~
It Is reported that d new reyolntfma II, q
ont on the 4th in the San Domlneo nros,s .e's
of Cibao, favoring Baez against isna.gt
It was believed Baez would triumnh NJ
the Presidential ELECTION, set for Fe6i sSs s$2
QuAKASrINR oRDEREb.::: iif i ff'
ROME, Jan. 17.-Quarantine has ~
ordered against vessels from Venezuet 1 -
Colombia, in consequence OF yellow-feye,4 ~
- GEN. GRANT. =:
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Gen. Grant and mn,
have engaged passage on the stearrsHH
Alexandria, which is--expected to ieaya T
vana on the 18th of February. .''ss@<s
LEBNrrz's CALCULATING MAcH1yp
PARIS, Dec. 30.-The Hdnuorsrsche ~,
ier announces that Leibnitz's longlost eaIss' AZ
Iating machine las been recovered. III
nitz invented and constructed this *rna:Sfs::
in 1872, during his stay in Paris. It can I5
subtract, divide, and multiply, and Nj g.
wonder Of the time. This machine bs,,s! - y
the property Of the Hanover public libnrs
but long ago disappeared from anlonf II
treasures ALI LQdL Was known about yds
appearance was that it had once been seafN
all instrument maker at G6ttingen to Be- =
paired. It has now turned up again II h.
G0ttingen library, and, through the effortsT
DR.. Bodemann, the librarian OF theHa1on,
public library, has again come into the pw.
session Of, the Institution. ...~, -"
>: ,::::.-' -; BULGARIA. s..'::";>
=; BUCHAREST, Dec. 229-The truth hsslaiA
out at last concerning the dissolution of Il
Bulgarian Chamber. Prince Alexander +
sisted. that III: Karaveloif should reaiiY
Grekoff and n. Natchyich, of the old eaG
net, in the new Ministry. II. karayeloR e.
plored his Highness to Withdraw this sim
tation; :! for,", said the National 'faas:
g how can we accept these men as Oh a.
ciates In the Cabinet when the Natiolalls
selnbly has just censured them. BY an eyU.
Whelming majority ~ NJ. Karave1otfsm.
ton WAS, of course, correct, and the PrMr;
utterly untenable; but the latter ,inskM
upon the retention Of 4DI. GrekafsM
Natchyitch.. N. Karayeloff reported tie id
Of affairs to his fellow-legislators, who +
fused to consent to- the demand Of the P;iuH.
The latter. thereupQn dissolved the Assn.
bly,. It,is no. wonder, that the anti -RaHna
party, headed by M Zancotf and II: kalsn.
loft, could not form a Cabinet in such ii.
and Prince AlexandeI's stn4sa
conduct can only be accounted for Oh tl.
supp0sftiDn of foreign dictation inta1deah
produce dissolution. :. .~e!s.:;
, 1880-01-18
.HYDROPHOBIA,

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 17-Richard G.
Alexander, of Delaware City, Newcastle
County, was bitten by a dog six weeks ago,
and died of hydrophobia in great agony last
, 1880-01-18
AT ELGN, ILL.,.


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
ELG1N, ILL.,, Jan. .17.-Thts morning the
North Plato Cheese Factory, belonging to
Mrs. E. A. Rich, and store adjoining, be-
longing to John Wilkins, were totally;con-
sumed by fire. Loss, 5000; insured for
$500, in the Northwestern of Milwaukee,
the Merchants of Connecticut, and the Far
mers' of York. Pa
, 1880-01-18
BADLY BURNED,

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. H.-Whi1e lit
tie girl, Lille Roberts, was playing around a
fire built on the open common here to-day,
her clothing caught fire and all burned off.
Her life is despafred of tonight.