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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03

E. f. Lo1sEAU hit upon the idea of pressing
coal tar into small balls for fuel, He patented
the process aud formed stock company. The
manufacture was begun in Philadelphia five
years ago. The pressed fuel, as it was called
was far cheaper than coal, and about as good
for some purposes; but the public did not ac-
cept it readily, and a capital of S2O0.Ooo was
gradually lost. Having ruined himself, fillan-
cially, and being celnsured by some of the stock
holders, Loiseau took SO heavy dose of
laudanum that his life was saved with much
difficulty. 4ENEta1N q. - 81. .-..-- -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
Work of the Fla,nes.

The sugar works at Leavenworth, Kansas,
were destroyed by fire on the 3Oth ult. Loss
probably S75, 1000; insured for $4,000. 49,
The Monumental cotton press building,
Union dock, Baltimore, Nd, burned on the Both
ult. Loss heavy.
}. L. Rogers lumber yard, planning mill and
box factory at Peoria, ILL.,, were destroyed by
fire on the 28th. The loss is roughly estimated
at $4,000; insured. -
A fire in the manufacturing district of Lynn,
Mass, on the 28th uit., destroyed property to
the value of about 100000.
The Ansonia watch and clock works, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, burned on the 27tb The COM
pany estimate their loss at million dollars, but
they are not insured for more than half that
sum. Twelve hundred persons are thrown out
Of employment. Cause Of the fire unknown,
but supposed to be from the explosion of
Illuminating gas. which the company manufae-
tured on the premises.
A fire broke out in the malt house of f.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
Drowned.

A life boat capsized in the harbor of Wells,
Norfolk county, England and eleven OF the
crew were drowned ri i. st'f. .sI =...asi7. .a-
I There was seven hours continuous rain in the
city of Reggie Di Calabria, Italy, recently.
Seventeen persons were killed in two neighbor-
ing villages, their cottages being swept down.
The twelve students who were missed after
the collision between their yacht and an out
ward bound steamer at Amsterdam and re-
ported as drowned, have made their appearance.
They saved themselves by jumping aboard the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03

BULGARIA has adopted a, coinage system of
which the ''lew," equal to a franc, is to be the
unit. 1t will have a hundred s'stotnili and
4.195 grammes of pure silver, The ''Alexan-
der is to be the principal gold coin; it will be
equal to twenty ''lews," and is, to contain
6.45161 grammes of pure gold. Orders have
been placed for the coinage. of twelve and a
half million lews in silver, 100000 lews in cop
per and 1000 LEWIS in gold. or $4,000 900 in
all. The coinage viii be done III St Petersburg,
except that the coppers win be manufactured in
Paris tE4 .5t ~. ...-.A .'- itfiz- +.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03

THE British secretary of legation, at, Wash
ington, has just sent in his report down to
August /. 1t shows that the states were never
SO prosperous and stable as they have been
lately. The failures for the first half of 1880
appear to be for the whole United States only
2,479 in number, with liabilities amounting to
barely $50, 900, 900. Railroads are having more
prosperous returns than before and agrieultur-
lists were never so well off as they are, now.
aftershaving enjoyed three unprecedentedly good
haryestS in succession.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
The MARKETS..
Reported by the CHANDLER BROWN Co.. Commits |
'' sion Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago. u
New Work..

NEW YORK, November 300 P. M.--Flor,r-
STEADY and i'll moderate inquiry; receipts 24,23O
bbls; round hoop Ohio at s4.70005. 90; choice do
at 3D. 100000; supe1fne western at SO. S50D4. 25:
common to good extra do at $4450475; choice
do at s490@6.50: choice white wheat do at
4.65@485 Wheat-14@15c better and mod
erately active; sales 5000 bus No. l white seller
November at S1.15a4; 5000 bus No. red cash
at 81 IS: Ga, 900 bus do seller November, $117Ta
@1.1814; 10000 bus do seller December at
$l.l92s@1.2O, 5000 bus do seller January at
$1.211a. Corn-Without important change;
mixed western spot at 54@56c; do future a :,
54(958c. Oats-Shade stronger; western at 3715
@44c. Beef-Unchanged and quiet; new
plain mess at $500; new extra do at SO. 5OD
1000. Pork-Dull and wholly nominal. Lard
Strong; steam rendered at $685.. Butter
Quiet and firm; Ohio at 15@31c. Cheese Dull
at 7@13c for poor to fancy. Sugar Unchanged
and quiet. Molasses-Dull and nominal Pc
troleun-Steady. Rice-Unchanged; moder-
ate trade. Coffee-Quiet and steady Freights
Firm. Spirits of Turpentine- Quiet at 4815c.
Resin-Dull at S1.8O@1.95. Tallow- Steady at
6A@6 5-16c for western. Eggs-At 21@23c
for fair to choice f ..i.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03

Schuldt, at Reading, Pa, on the 26th. Stock
and building damaged to the extent of S12 900.
Iquique, a small seaport town of Areuuipa,
South America, has been destroyed by fire.
The town had about 1000 inhabitants.
n The village of5Augusta, Wis, was visited by
D disastrous fire on the 18th inst. Most of the
business portion of theyillage was laid in ruins.
Loss about 500, 900. x
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
Fatally ScaIded.

Herman Pietch, 15lyears of age, while at work
repairing pipe III distilling vat at Milwaukee
Wis, on the 31st ult., was overcome by, a boil
ing mass of slop and scalded ito death. The
flame of his lamp iignited an accumulation of
gas in the vat and the explosion forced the
bottom out of a full vat which was situated just
above the one in which Pietch was working
,etting the hot mash down upon him. x. -.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
4 Destructive Floods.

g There have been great foundations IN the
Santa Catharina colonies of Rio Janeiro, caused
by the overflow of the river Hajabay. The loss
of property is immense; 100 houses, MANY mills
and all the bridges We're destroyed, and the
crops carried away. Great distress prevails
among eolonists few lives wore lost. f'''t'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03

'What. that coffee all gomez" "Yis,
man. There isn't blessed DRAWN left
in the box s'Whatt four pounds of
coffee used up in our small family in one
week. "Small family? Musha, thin,
man, there's two of yez an the maad,
and thers me an ne foive admirers, who
has aich night TO hisself, and how ye
can make sman family out of tin o us
is beyond me intirely. | don't know
what yell do whin / come to fiji in tn
other two nights % the week wild young
men who wants a sup O. hot coffee for
to keep the chills away!"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
VARIOUS TOPICS.

THE sale of the penny Testament, the cheap
est edition ever published, has already reached
nearly 100000, and the publisher, Mr.. Elliott
Stock, confidently expects that 100000 copies
will be disseminated in twelve months. g. s-f,t,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
Fri1hffuI Fall.

On the afternoon of the 2Sth 11lt., while two
painters, Charles Throop and Henry Mum were
on scaffold at the cornice of the public library
building, Cincinnati. O., at an elevation of
eighty feet above the sidewalk, a hook broke
and both men were thrown to the ground and,
instantly killed. t..- uAeH atnf -Au..- -.n---
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
Mi2W9ukee.

MILWAUKEE, November 1900 p M-FIour
Quiet but steady; choice spring extras at
S5.25@5.40; medium spring at $4.85@5.15;
superfne spring at 83.00@3.75. Wheat-Active
and strong; No. hard at $1.1015; No. l at
$1.02; No. at 9215c; No. 4 at 821 sc; No seller
November at S1.02; seller December at $1.04
Corn-Quiet at 1890. Oats-Dull at 28alc.
Barley-Tame at 72c for cash; seller December
at 1870. Rye-Quiet at 83c; No. 2 at SIC.
Pork-Steady at $3.50 for cash. Lard-At
$8-O7 for cash. Cattle-Nominal at So. 800
4.1o for choice fat steers; SO. 30GD3.50 for good
steers and heifers, and $2.25@5.OO for good fat
cows. Sheep-Quiet at from S3.50@4.0O; lambs
at So. 50@3.O0. Hogs-Fnm at 34.40a4.60 for
fair to extra Prime lots. 5000
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
Crushed to Death.

BY slide of earth in the clay pits at Mateman,
n. j., on the 30th ult., John Haelley and Albert
Bray were killed .
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 1850 p M.--Wheat u
Stronger at S1.02 for cash; Es1.O21s for seller
November; S1.04 bid for seller December; 81. O5
bid for seller January. Corn--Weak and easier
at 39c for cash; 1880 for seller November; 4015c
for seller December; 451sc for seller May. Oats
Firm at 2S9ic for cash: 233Gc for seller No
vember; 301sc for seller December. Rye-At
SIC. Barley--Easy at 8O@S5c. Whisky-At
Sill. Pork-Heavy drop; others steady at
s14O0 for cash; 512.121a for seller November;
1895 for seller January. lard-Easier at
ss:05 for cash and seller November; S8O211 for
seller January. Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head;
active and firm and 50D10c higher: light at "a. 60
@4.75; mixed packing at 54.5O@4.75; shipping
at $4.75@4.95. Cattle Receipts 4,GOO head;
strong; few good here; shipping at 81 O0@5. 90;
butchers at S2.0002.80: western firm at S.. 10
@3.50; through Texans at S27003.00.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.
ROiler Explosion.

The boiler of the Atlanta, Ga, -four mill, ex,
ploded on the 30th ult., killing the engineer and
fireman.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-11-03

To live longg-grow tall.
, 1880-10-12
A DETROIT SUIT.

Grsttd{ UltEhiith 10 tas khNlfo 4F77AHf
DEr,t}ir, Mich, }et. ll.-f'r,ccetilnHs wcro re-
Gently Instituted by tho t'ctrnit, 1iutlcr 1T.
louis Railway Company to cotalornn tho rxht Ut
way ncsosa tho Michigan ContraFs proporty nt
two distinct pont.,-iirst tho rf1ht to construct
n tlnslhle trick across tho nrt-wnrk of trucks nt
thu Michigan Cot,tra nj tho Grand Trunk J1't,c-
tsuu, secut.l tho right Ut wny ifty feet ssltio
aer.,ss tho enst TN, Ut tho Michigan Ccntral's
t,thtwr-yarrls. a dispute arnsu cnt>cert,lns tho
compensation 10 he given to tho lntter ret''.
Tte Michigan Central claimed tlat nrosstnE l'y
tho netrnit, 81. t.o,lfs Il butler 1tond with two
trackswn,t,a compel tho Company to transfcr ton
rnInt further west tho making up of ttans ntld
distribution Ut eara. It lcftE lnlpUssbDo to cpr-
,iinuo Tho switching. antl Tint It would be cDn-
prlted Ia rlnlnlMn ~, cstrn sf9Mnl null sCrrlro
is tho result; Tho nEKrrRn.c atdftfona! nxrsnse
tnMs ,psGa, ~. ,,a nv Wchina " ee XXI,
!,ommlssloucrs a!1'ontctl py tho ,Wayt,o C!senlt
Mt per ernt interest. l,rtAt.aee thla ai}nllal
amount. The sun, tlailic.t was &:anoM: The
regarding ttc elnin,s uf tho s!ch!Rtt Crnsra! ~
greNtty excessive, hnro awarded damages III Tho
trivial Bllin Of &t&a.
, 1880-10-12
ITEMS.


Mr. F. Hnrrtott. Commercial Agent Of the
baltimore & uhlu RnIlroll, WIN hns been Fast
during tho lust two weeks, rptllrlcl to tho city
yesterday.
Tho arRun cnts In tho condemnation suit Of
tho Western 1nlian,t Railroad vs.. tho Lake
Shore & Rock Island noais wero closed yester-
!ay nrterne,n, md tho cnsu WIS 4ivpn To tho
Jury. i sc.ttcd verdict wMs brought III ut II
o'clock. It !yMa LIZ Exported that tue damages were
The Chicago 4 Alton will sell lnnl-oxportng
Tickets ut 1lu-nlf cn1ol,lst rites from Ehiclgt,
md nll competitive prints tn lantl-yrMt t1oin Is
west Ut tho Missouri ltlver On Tuesdny, Nov. .,
las0.
The extension Of tho Chtcngo & pac0o Brunch
from Ilyrun IT, LtnArk.. wlie1. connection IL
1r,nllu with tho Wcstern Union Division Ut tho
ruitl. "a kE1E t1.1t1t hcuwly, and will he GDlll-
pietet1 n1n,ut Nuy. 15, whtf through trnfnA Will
run direct from ibis city to Cedar lsup!ds.
The Gonernl Freight Agents nf tho Toxins
tiarGIsls l,nye Just is+l,eit the following 1nEMt
turs. III rggnEtl to cation hhlpmenta: "FrU!h
ths tlhto tesu Companies will not lssu1 bills Of
ntiI!lu for c0ttun with te rDuto or lno tlnrth Nf
the Mississippi River Inserted. We Will ca.nHiKn
cottnn tt' hG Gxnortel IN through b!is OF hiding
to thu caro- OF fnrel9n Frtiyht Agents at tho
Atlantic sf.hu,,rt gttes. Tut will send tho sntnG
by any rnrlH,tl Nyer which their lfnH operates
lts wp n,uy elect. tinner,li Freight Agents Of nll
rAitwnyx and Mnnngrrs TT fust freight lines
Enst nf Mississippi Itiyer atU respectfully ro-
questcd to Instruct their nHnnts ucoorllngly+'
, 1880-10-12
SpORIING.
CIltCttI:1s.

CHtCKET.
The OctObGr meeting Of tho Chicago Cricket
Club was hulf list evening 1T tho ci1b-roonis at
tho Bllnur House, tho President, DR.. Il, j. Ogden,
III tho chair.
Tho President 1nnto general report Of tho
affairs OF tho Club fur tho past scnsn1.
shaving It to bo III 2 prosperous condition, and
es'mplmcntiug thu tMelnbc.s upon thelr sne-
cess In trlntet,cB. Appropriate resolutions were
passed. In respect to Dir, William 4. ssurges,
tiecensctl, Il former member, aud also rtso!u-
tons recapnEzlng tho courtesy OF tho municipal
authorities In granting portion Ut the Lnko
Park for practlco during tho past achsoi,.
Nntlecs Of amendments to tho constitution
we're Riven aud lnitl m the tabio for further
ACTION. II WIS docllDtl TINT moro attention
-T0llld be paid 10 tho instruction Of members Of
tho Junior Club, WIN showed every Indication
ut becoming E0otl orieketcra. TITO membership
fte FOR thu ensuing year syna nlHl1 TUG .a,ne III
ti,ls yGAr. nuely u. mid upon motion tue meet
lpx N0jnUrigl.,
Thv s,,cccFs during tho Inst senson ia prlnel-
pllly duo IN tho good tnn!,AHcneht nf itA lrusE-
ent WIN .ns tNn untrl@lg III his Dffogts f,r tho
!nrKo experience In cricket. nn!l ~ tho f0tHdhs,
ut tho prcs01!t UiEantxnton: Montl0n InnY rt44o
he inist!a Ut at. NhlrplA tiphr, Its SGcrctNry tG
Df ita nat,st 2ealOtiB uilA enthusiastic MeInbers,
who hu5 ul9 Xru1t etTHrtS for its snEGaHa, .u,tl,
alalnll4h bskl,lncr, PROMISES SOON " become Il
Grlckvter.
.Thu Club 4t ptpsunt has IL 1ncmbprsh!p ot
next ygMr u inrKe hAiIbcr uf nHw nIali,rB will he
nctl tn tho ist. arid It is hnped that tho tullIea
WIN tlAyg HT.ctti tho nntchgs with their I,res-
cucc will extond llSp compliment heEeafter.
, 1880-10-12
TRADE AND LABOR,
FALL RtyEH, atnss, Oct. 1.-THE weayors have
returned to work In tho llnrnard MILL
son,o Strange Petitions,


The subjects OF Frederick tho Great who had
apy KrieyuneU to air nr fhf0r to lsk Wcru Wtialt
10 hAtly thoIr petitions Dh u linden tree ut Puts.
dun, 10 hayu the!T prayers granted Or rufused
~ tic KlMK Inclined, Without Whiting tho pleas
ura ot minister Or secretary: Thu ps!i.ioi trao
nulur slll 0ll Fr!tx haSo i stranger document
submitted Tor his eot,sLder1a toi thHt, nne that
fund its WY into tin hands Ut Ehar!pa |. IN
,e!9 lhis an9u9 rs,iton r., run ~ follows:
stonai Ut i great .lsseuEtu1t Il, mnnY Ut your
Malcstys subjects vt tho gracious mercy your
bn1esty was freely pleased to shuw upnl your
petitioner, by subscribing tho sentence of dcuth
hunEbly tn boscoch Your Majesty rathor to ran't
cotelitetl thAtl to let him itSc tue subject Ut 81
Freat i diseuntont q sour peop!o asNinst your
grace totloslro with tic ,prophet, 'r4at il thla
sca timl othors may avoid lilo lunilest' ThIs
y, most .Acrod st'vets!Yn. tho petition. Of HIN
inent III breach between !..wssn' y9ur y1 Majesty a.d
crc tipseryeI death ur mt. utter SUCH nll III.
pcul 1t va. Impossible for tho CROWN to rrynke
!ts revocation Ut tho scnteac0.-Chatatxrs
Journal. '',,
, 1880-10-12
LOCAL" CRIME


III
Mr.. william I,ntt.l,n,t,, ia in full oure norc.
49,, ~, ,,,,,,. ,.tns !, s,',',nr r,s .vn,L,,H sn ~
Auo: Will 'ta1S ~ snuMut ~ " !hA"' w 20
llknly III stay there. Wt!llRfn Is II Gcriinn. AT
little 'listancc, eron pretty close up, Willlnsn
~, ,,'l sn.., .,,"',.', ,,,, ,.,,o,,,,',ns ,. .,,
tt.,'. - @ .s' ~ ,'..,. ..'' ~ %, "e ,s:nt
icsl s1'lgetl cat,-ls hottoe tha1' no iooKs. Nhi-
into ttr,,,l,]e,
!, ,,,i ~, o,,o,,h,r,, ,r+,, .,rr,, ,,, ,,,ps,.,.
,,. VI. " ~ n.,',s,., .". -, r'asus
living ~ t1e helshoorhooa tnAe aesera4 Seafs
tho "st. Charles" on wcst Isul.,iolph street. und
,yt,, nv hut ,,o r,,kt If I'm fi,cnuo tI,crnnr
w' Ivy s,. .au ~. .uo n
was oho .! LUG oari'cst l'nmots' ehofts ot oue
III i vi ihea le romembe,el tl,nt William ten
we!It tntn siHl.Wsrttltralp with 4 Indy p9tti:
!nrly RhoWn ~ alntner Ng.1r; Wig WY Gn1ef
!hhtron UNI "lfeotoF u "o4 aosp41a' OIL 4'es'
shHrsiy after this condition thc hospital lie.
ce 'i!ttte t1irstiiig NM thG midnight nlr W,ts
thercaitnf flto Will etufJ tarlety " snninp ex-
,l" u t,y ~ ' ,a % M, u tap
te n!ll Puppy; o a. tao yum. % te' t"sot' aiss' IT,
loxno, and hundred and forty tho
StsS 'at a. ts, o ~ ,H Mofc a ni1s,, mro
buts growlcu; M fho n9iKhnais nsia iM,ignas9,
liea!th a!,tGorities aIai,t + Yet nath!nE wv
long: saldas%y % ~" ,aeSS ros9 ~ aris , % G,en
an turning !i,a rat!ents o.t .t dIors o,,,o
~ th!. fits!li9Mt. biit somewhat ct,hdon4o!e.
netton, Mr. WilliMtal tt1ltelIhi' Sons!t!trel no
hld SUFFERED fhUo alf,stssa NJ a. hls rnltc.i alltl
hls war'irot~ ~ tlo n,elas, md Hseo!r!lnxiy
brought SUIT lor tlat at'lo'lnt IN thu Cirdult
c1Mrt; - ,,.,,,,
While this WiAs ppnu'nR. Wiiltaan tuFnod nis
, 1880-10-12

7,r A~1~n.>.1Y1 C,r4~,.r o1rr
The nlnrtn from l'ox I'd Mt 8D o'clock ycstcrs
day nlorniny, md II 2~l1 alnrlu frr,1n tho sano
tu,r tg minutes inter. w,,s cn,,srl by t,ru rcak.
IT,. 49,, T., - .h.a,.t,s, ,,.,,,. t,,iI,,r, ~ tho
southwest corner Of Franklin nnd v"n 1'aren
a. ,ress 1Tne. ;,aes " J. H. r% ,a @ x n
ner OF snaes wo,'w',knx M ,',' .rIns' ,u!'c ~,
FItzHerai. shioonEeerer Ill the Sic'hlls' WIZ
saw s,noke and t,a,no bursting from tho
wln,oss nnout tno "u pe'usu .,,, ~
could turn IN tho nl'erfh tno ehtlFo ou!ia'
lug nprerea @ ee ,, n ,n.. '"a' ., inc eo,un' nc.
ness, i,ut, owing to tho itlllsslnnlbic
t'nt,ire Of tic contents and thU Hrrtt iica.lway
the .irc hal obtained befnro they c,ll xet THUR
] eay,, Gy pnrtIou ii f ti.u ,ig; In f,!cs. il WIS
Win ins rs's;t sa t'st thcr 9r, nx.
through Tho structure. i.,il 80 I,tisc was sto 6e,t
n ,s tn? ssgsr"i " lis iSxa M ss @ IT, % a
Sssg ;eSsss ,,; 3 I ;, ts s,st ;ss syyssi
e",a1,;ics .isssgoed to sto work of preventing
other n,threnks, i row Of franc and ola brick
ss Seo,, ae,i @ I" tic i rns,aKrnt!ois. / rso siici
ii witt, lumber and il twu-stury frn,U l,Ul.se
,s 81 is ~ YIN @ rs@ %e1 srs{ ;ek S9 5 y yK 'S s f. o
md tho heat mule tic strcct fnirly injmyanilc.
| ii WIS 0:;HJ O'clock before tho bizu was f,tlly
| utuiGr euutrul,
Tile lossrs arc estimated MS follows: 1.u!lillng,
covora n gseatcr l',rt Of tln machinery, an,i is
Westci,cster, s. NIeho.,s. t,t!o., md !iau!o of
totai, $lo:sxi. The cntire loss is estimated at
i1ourly *1s.Uo. '
t,rst a,sts scns did Hours p losc pnr"rlS sGooo Mpi
which they ll,avs s;lOIU fns,,rnllcc placed as tol
, 1880-10-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW rnNK. Oct. ll.-Arriycd, TIC stcAnlship
Ger. Wurlur, trusn IIrolnen.
I.nSp0N, Uet. ll.-Tho steamships AisRtia,
CM1!Ortl,. City 0f ItlHUrtck, Alenlnyl.l. krun
i'FthH, Frederick Wilhelm, Netlcrl4n.!, State ut
Nevada, Arrtgt,. and cIty Of l!rlst0l tr0n. Npw
YUrk; tho uctAn kll,T allL N"stur!ur, trsln Mot,-
lrrnl; md tho lalestlslc, fru llustoll, hayo Ar-
rived DNt.
QrEENsgowN. Oct. N.-~Aryiyed. tho Ocrmanic,
fEsm Now York.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lt.--Arrlvrl, tho Illinois,
fr0lu Liverpool.
, 1880-10-12
ARSON.

Special Dtspnteh Ia Tie Chicago Tribune.
DosroS, Oct. l1.-Tho How. John A. Perry,
InptIst lnIu!sspr, WIS nrrcstud fn Providence to-
nIKht for setting Tire to tlis hoslBc III Darlington.
Il. L.. Inst month. Tho placo WAS ovcrlnRared,
and Boston detectives woru CONVINCED TINT
Perry WIS tho incgMtliary. lie wRs Chaplain II, II
1tholc Island regiment md claims to hayc lost
Ii lMrgo s.lm Of money lntr,tsicd e, hin. hy his
been burned nut four times Within i've or six
yenrs. but thep WIS always plenty Of insurance
on his uropgrty.
, 1880-10-12

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. l1.-At Mi!cdgcville,
1ntl., on Saturday night William Tn1ioy, man
aged D.. years, was stsot and killed BY Churlcs
Allen, who Is tho husband Of tho daughter of
roney's second w!fo. ToMey Iu tho night heard
dogs bnrkfuH. nnl went to his door to sec whit
WIS tho n,Attcr, when TIM shot was fired from
tho street., Atan was arrested And hus cun-
fessed.
, 1880-10-12
THE TURF.

To TIT E0lf0F 61 1Hs EHE71'9o IF16uH1t
CH1cAuo, Out. 11.-in answer to Tho article
published Sept. 70, reiatIvo IL tho wagon. rAco
ltotxecn Jutn r. Luster's ,nNro hngRio and
tlus Edwards bay pcltllny Sonnio, would any
| Will agcept tho challenge mnda by Con
echusrue.-y.z.; "1o but 800 that 10 nun,
professional or nnn- professional, oan drive Som
n,o two huats better than drove him Sept. ::5)
to wagon. pulling tho sa'no weight over saue
i1.-Enod lily and xto4! truck. mooney ia lo IL.
asita,l In tho ha1ltls Ut STR. Tho1nRa H. Mlur, by
Tl,estlay nysnlng, Oct. L.. rIIAltt.Ea DAFT.
IatNlI,N, ,Det. ,-NowAnrket racBs; The Clear
well Stakes, fnr 2.yeuF-nllls. wcrs wDt. by l.nl-
VII: 1sySn s,soad VI os, thIr.i 1hN seoo!d
WIN u War Falnt; Dayy jones socoud, anl ~
rt.luh third.
, 1880-10-12

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. ll+-Tho American's
I.ynnv,llc spcGJnl Bnys: IA negro prisoner III
chnrge ot Sheriff Arrowsrultn was takcn of Il
lraill ut this place to-tlAy byn nunlernf mon,
but WIS returned intoc,lsioly upun his ngrecinR
10 return hin, to rnlnsk The u.xro had rtly-
isheL Il while gfr. near Prospect, md was being
brought to E,lHhytllu for snfckecptnE.
, 1880-10-12

Apn1AH, Mich, Oct. 1l.-One yenr ago snt,lr-
day Ephraim u. Armstrong. contractor for tho
Rrnnd stanH which fell, killing seventeen people,
fled tho city few hours beforo being Indicted
for 1Eahslau4htcs. While nwny no cew wns
re,ur,lctl cyertly, aud. Inst night, WIS cnptured
IN tunccnltneilt ut his rcshlunGo nHtl lndged in
jul. Itc refuses to say nnythuK nbout hlh snt1'
ltrlngS.
, 1880-10-12

pDpYIpRNCk II. l., Oct. 1l.-A wrestling match
Aotwcen Duncan q. lt0ss tho Scottish champion,
ki.iJA. VI. Dutur, champtun collas.ara. elbow
wrestler OF tho world. for purse Ut t5l0 and
Tho c}.anp!on belt, held BY lkoas. WIS won by
ltOss fortnight, lfe occurred two cntch-lls. catch
cAti fully Aud q fNIr slle-hnltl fall, Oufur win.
Mug two collar. unl-clbuw Iulla.
, 1880-10-12
RUNNING orr STOCK,

loNrLASp, Ure., Oct ll.--Col. WhcAton, com.
1natldt,lg VI Ctrur a'A!pne. telrgraphs 10 ucn.
Howard that tho Nez Fcrccs aro running oil
stock. HuwHt1l hns Instructed him 10 tnko tho
liGeessNry tDreu 10 scout through tho country
aud stup tho leprcduuuus.
, 1880-10-12

which had become detached, wrccking scrcn
cars. Engineer Sheridan WIS mortally injurnd
this city tho engine Of flc cxtrn trnin krnCkca n
negro fruln tho trnck, breaking his nrtn md cR.
, 1880-10-12

8omo two months uBo Crawford end Mca,oy,
two desperate chnracters, %ero arrcsted IN this
city forSherttE Ilolcombc, of syculnort. Ua kulo
County, for burglary committed at Sandwich.
Crawford rot rule4scd upun writ ut hnbGa1
corpus. Mccoy EwoArIny tl1at lle committed tho
burglary aluDu. Suua ton days uvo sotnu out
, 1880-10-12

'CoLuMnr,s, o., Oct. ll.-Edwurd Pike died to-
day from injuries received from Thomns Her
bcrtsrhci1ner iAKt Friday evening. uerburt-
gciirrcr IL III custody. nnd will be charged with
cral t!nca Iu tho loft rll, and tho arteries were
severed.