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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14
Five FIremen and Citizens Killed.

CINCIxNATI, December 11.-Shortly after
O'Clock this evening j. Il. Gay d CO.'S
roofing material lampblack and varnish fac
tory, on east Sixth street, caught IRE from
one OF the kilns, and IN few minutes the
flames spread rapidly. The factory and
three four-story buildings owned by Gay q
Co. were destroyed. Two OF the build
ings were occupied by the Crown Man
ufscturing Company. The fire burned
very fiercely for several hours. When
1t was hottest the flames and smoke
burst upon building upon which
several fremen were ut work. Before
assistance could reach them they were
all smothered TO death. They were Andrew
Barrel, pipeman Of Company No. @; David
Love and William Kelly, pipemen OF Com
pany No. 4; Edward Parker, shoemaker;
and Thomas Cooling, a laborer, who were
assisting the fremen. Louis Westry, as
sistant fire marshal, fell through hatch
way, and is probably fatally injured. Total
damage TO property amounts to about SZo''
n0u
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The Murder Trial In Warwick.

IHtIHpION NiUHIIUTsI
The negro George Thomas dit1S William
Jones, who was tried in the Circuit Court OF
Warwick county for the murder OF the cap
tain aud cook Of the schooner Mignonette
last spring. was acquitted. The jury was
composed of six whites and six negroes. 1t
was a rather remarkable case. The mate Of
the vessel, who was on board at the lime OF
the murder, and was himself injured and
barely escaped with his life, swore positively
to the identity OF the prisoner as the party
who committed the murder. On the other
hand, two bighiy-respectable gentlemen OF
Surry county swore with an equal degree OF
positiyeness that the prisoner was in Surry
county In their employ at the time OF the
murder. On last Thursday nolle proSeqat
was entered in the County Court.
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Fire and Loss of Life.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE GUTTED AND PROBA-
BLY, TWO PERSONS KILLED.

BLY, TWO PERSONS KILLED.
BALTIMORE, Nd, December 12.-The
handsome dwelling built by j. Stricken
jenkins, at a cost of $4,000, and occupied
by him until his death, considered the finest
residence in Baltimore, and located on north
Charles street. in the first square north OF
the Washington monument, was completely
DESTROYED by fire about O'Clock this morn
ing. Dir. Charles ID. Fisher, OF the firm OF
GIN Il Fisher, large dealers in grain, had
recently purchased The property for 500, 600,
and moved into il only about month ago.
The fire is supposed TO have originated
from q wooden mantelpiece, and the flames
had made so much Roadway when discovered
that Two cOlored servants, sleeping In the
upper part Of the house, when being
aroused found their escape by the stairway
cut of, and. although they we're warned not
TO attempt it, they both jumped from the
upper windows, and were both supposed 10
be killed. One was a cOlored woman named
Mary Tasker, living at 2S7 west Biddle
street; the ether colOred boy named
Henry Digs. The man now lies at the CITY
Hospital In sinking condition. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher and their three children barely
escaped from the house IN their night
clothes. The house was completely Quilted,
causing a loss OF about $4,000; insured In
the Equitable Company for 100000 and the
German. American for $4,000. Tue furni'
ture il also insured.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The situation I'm Ireland

THE LAND LEAGUE LAW BECOMING The LA"
OF THE LAND.
LoNpoN. December 13.-A dispatch from
Dublin saws: II is hardly correct to say that
anarchy in Ireland prevails; for there IS a
very distinct and potent government, which
ia rapidIy superseding the Imperial Govern
ment. and il obtaining the ascendancy. III
ruIes with an iron hand and promp;itude
which enforces obedience. Its code Is clear,
ire executive resoute, its machinery COM
nIete. and its action uniform. There Is a
government de fdcto and government de
lure, the former yielding power which is feit
and feared, and the latter exhibiting only
pomp, and but little reality OF power.
The former Is q terror TO well-doers,
and the latter no terror 10 evii-doers. The
law of the Land League Is becoming the
law Of the land, and while the law OF the
stare IL costly and TO large extent sus-
pended. the new law, II effectually admin.
istered. Is cheap and convenient. League
courts are springing up In various places,
and the people are instructed TO have their
disputes decided by such courts and to go
NO more 10 the Sessions. The local magis-
trates In the west OF Ireland have lately
heen SURPRISED to fnd that no cases are
brought before them except by the police.
The people have been for some time
advised TO take this course, but they
are now beginning to act thereon.
Az lule, the penalties winch
sueb courts have the power OF infiicting are
regarded with more dread than those im-
posed under the statutes. Another function
OF the new government-the ievy,ng OF
taxes-is most effectively fulfilled. No rate
nr.tI xr rlnl "A
assigned by law Is ball as promptly pa'u as
the tax which the League imposes. ~
censes to sell at fairs aud IN the marke's sIe
required by the new government, anu 'ns,'
production Is enforced by summary pro-
cess. The only element wanting 70 cons.i.
tute the new Government body OF lne
country Is a standing army, but the material
a. =, hand and being fitted for uSS
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when called upon. The knowledge OF tbis
fact creates deeper alarm, because win IN
armed and disaffected population around
them the loyal subjects OF the Queen 10
many places believe that the danger when
turks beneath II is more formidable than the
visible terror. This fear is rather confirmed
than sllayed by the military preparations OF
the Government and the arrival OF the brst
battalion OF the Cold Stream Guards, and the
order OF two more regiments OF troops indl-
cate on the part OF the authorities COD
sciousness OF impending danger.
A NEW DEPARTURE INEVITABLE.
LONDON, December 13.-The Times, 10
leading editorial article this morning. says
{" 1t seems too plain that the Irish Govern
ment has already allowed the reign OF law
essness to assume dimensions II should
never have reached. The remedial le-
gislaiion which might be proposed,
and carried under better circumstances,
cannot be presented as Dribe 10
purchase peace from highwaymen. To
check lowlessness now is difficult, bat
what Is this TO the difficulty which must be
experienced in checking 1t hereafter y Its
Development is not now stopped. Wheo
Mr.. Forster comes before his colleagues, the
most determined OF them, who have hitherto
opposed him, must be newly impressed
with the situation. The futility OF the policy
so far pursued has been demonstrated by
bitter experience, aud new departure may
well be recognized as inevitable"
A Noble Couple Arrested for Forgery.
PARIS, December 13.-Baron De Feidand
and bis wife have been arrested. The lat
ter. who Is daughter of the Duke De Per-
signy, granddaughter OF the Princess DE
La Moscowa, and god-daughter OF ex-Em-
press Eugene, Is charged with forging her
grandmotheF's signature 10 accep'aDces
amounting to the sum Of $4,000 francs.
Mexican Affairs.
CRY OF MEXICO, December 4, Uid NEW
ORLEANS, December 13.-The new Cabinet
is as follows: Foreign Afflirs. Ignacio Ma.
riscat; Treasury, +. Landero Y Cos; Pub
lie Works, General p. Diaz Justice, Eze-
quiel Monies; War, General q. Trevno;
Interior, Carlos ID. Gertierez. General Df9Z
goes with the Department Of Public Works
with the view OF completing the policy OF
bis administration in regard to internal i'm.
proyements. General DiaZ left the EXeeu'
tive chair with the finances OF the republic
in better condition than it was ever be-
fore.
The great railroad struggle is possibly
ended. The Government has awarded
concession for the Tampico and Morales
roads TO the Lyman company.
President Diaz's last official act was 10
give banquet on the night OF the Both TO
the French Minister. The dinner lasted
until the expiration Of the Diaz term that
night.
Twenty-sx persons died OF yellow'feyer
in Vera Cruz last week. The mortality
during last month was about eighty deaths.
This epidemic broke out after the nor;heis
commenced. 1t was caused by the opening
Of a ditch through the city.
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project, was stimulated TO do so by the
course OF Secretary Thompson.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

course OF Secretary Thompson.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
A resolution was introduced In the House
to-day calling on the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury for a statement Of all money paid him
by the Government from the time he was
cadet to the end OF his presidential term.
A bill to establish q department OF agri-
culture was to-day referred to the Senate
Agricultural Committee.
Major John w. Daniel Is endeavoring to
get Senator VOORHEES, to deliver his lecture
on Jefferson at Lynchburg.
The Treasury Department to-day issued
nearly balf.mllIion In silver certificates.
Secretary Thompson was at the White
House today, and asked Mr.. Hayesto name
his successor.
The District Committee Of the House "a
vors the appropriation OF s1.250,000 for the
improvement Of The river fats In front OF
this city. 1t will be money well spent.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patcb.i
ILLICIT DIsTILLERs VERSUS REVENUE OFF,
GERS.
WASHINGTON, December 13.-COmmis-
sioner Raum to-day sent the following tele-
gram TO Collector Woodcock at Nashville,
Tenn, and Collector Andrew Clark at At
lanta:
"During the past week five United States
officers have been killed or wounded by
Illicit dislilers. TDls demonstrates the ne
cessity OF requiring your officers operating
against Illicit distiIlers TO carry their breecb-
loading arms and OF having the posses OF
officers so large as TO deter resistance. 1ou
are authorized TO employ ten additional
men il necessary"
In reply 10 q message OF inquiry Collector
Woodcock telegraphs
"Dayis is not dead. His skull Is broken
in two places. and he Is shot IN the thigh.
/ will not take steps 10 increase the force
until learn further particulars. / think
the resistance was not preconcerted. She
riff Pease is IN pursuit OF the Welches."
RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY THOMPSON.
WASHINGTON, December 10 Secretary
Thomson called on the President to-day
and requested him to name his successor as
Secretary OF the Navy, as he wished TO leave
the Department on Monday next. The
President subsequently designated Secre-
tary ROwsey TO act rs Secretary OF the Navy
in addition to his duties as Secretary OF
War from Monday, December Goth, to
March 4th. The President before making
the designation accepted the resignation OF
Secretary Thompson, to take effect Monday
next.
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 13.-The
President to-day sent the following noIDi-
nations 20 the Senate: Edgar Stanton, OF
Illinois. TO be COnsul-Genera at st. Peters
burg; Wolfgang Schedule, OF Ohio, to be
Consul at Barmon FIRST Lieutenant SAM
uel B. Tillmari, OF Tennessee, corps OF en-.
gineers, TO be professor at West Point OF
chemistry. mineralogy, and geology; ana
the following p0simasters William s.
Oakley, Salem, Va; Lewis III. Phlegar,
Piedmont, W. Va; Miss Mary X. Dusen-
burg, Concord, n. &.
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

Nuw YORK, December 49, Hoe1.--stochss tions.
Money on call, O per cent. Exchan2e-Lons' SIC
snort Aeol state bonds dull. Governments gus~,'
Ersaing.-Money per cent: Es .d ~. nv
AIS, lily; new AS, ll3s STATES IN gnu re-
quest. ornnpr vrsrrpnAy.
SxwyoRK. December I3.-Tbe Post Ia rs hDaD.
c,al article to-day says: Al the STOCK EAensLge
United states bonds and railway u ~ ~. ~.
~ -" Iron Mountain second incomes. Pie STOCK
mari t to-day Is irregular The STOCKS "hIcn
hove shown The most strength are me American
linton telegraph, when advances 70 20. -, ,i t,oo
nan,rsI n my. chesapeake and ONO 20 1sb.
- paul and Omaha 10 4o@79 IA dvireD1 on
The preferred stock of y per cent. quarterly nav
ing Just been decared) and Iana ,1o nh at
o,SS, e0I. Uouston and Texas. 62SM6ii Pac'bc
Nati 5n3 a 4gA; and Reading, olhGoOt. ~ nsnss,
md bio Grande advanced on saturday 70 oSa op
purchasss OF stock 70 secure .e pr he xteniop
,n'day sold at So 10 s0A. Inc Wesk oPtn, -" az
sc,Ive q per cent. money market, III WHICH .se 90
csniional rates are commis ions. iI"'e y yl1
unchanged. Prime mercantile paper "@' p''
The following quotations were current o-day
Irn',ad STATS = per cents, 1874 bid, 81 asked
rro,'eJ states AZ per cents, Ia; View Jersey osb-
rial 79k; Ohio and Mississippi, %, ai't, us
s MSni ~; Lake Shore, i24i; Norhwsst l2za;
I 1ron Mountain. 49 Rock Island; 1870 ~ ia',
irnl -. paul preferred. 1872; Wabash, ~ LOUIS
and Pacific. 439,: WABASH, -. Louis anu veetern
Union Telegraph, s3h; @. c. ard iC.' 1885, fae'"c
man. oos' BALTIMORE.
p.t rraopr II. December l3.-ViTginia 6s ODD 20
deferred rs cousols. 754: second series, ~ pat
due coupons, Ola; new lO-4os, Az bia away
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The Pensacola Fire.

PENSACOLA, December 13.-The following
correspondence took place to-day
"Eerndndind, Fla, December ID, 1850
w. u. ChipLey: Has the fire CAUSED any
sutferjnpY How can we best assist
[Signed] &c. W. fULEE.
To which the following reply was sent
sc. w. Yuiee, Fern0ndina: There is q
great deal OF suffering from the fire. While
am not officially authorized to request DO.
nations, | am sure that any you send Will
do great good. Remit to Judge A. Z. Max
well. fslgneo] W. d. CHlPLEY."
Mrs. Damni is dead. Several property
owners will commence building tomorrow
The ruins OF the custom-house were Diown
down to-day by the city authorities.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEEDINes-A LYNCH
ING AFFAIR IN BRAZIL, INDIASA-THE
WAR AGAINST THE MooNsHINERs; COM
MISSIONER RAUM AUTHORIZES THE IN
CREASE 0F the FEDERAL PossEs-DE-
CIsIoN IN FAVOR OF THE NEW MUNICIPAL
OFFICERS OF NEW ORLEANs-A LIBEL
SUIT FALLS THROUGH-THE "CHINFsE.
LETTER" CASE; THE INDICTMENTS NOT
TO FOR THE SUFFERERS
BY The PENSACOLA FIRE-sECRETARY.
oF.THG.NAvY THOMPSON RESIGNS AND
HIS SUCCESSOR DEslGNATEU-THEBA BARON
DE FEIDLAND AND WIFE ARRESTED FOR
HEAVY FoRGERIEs-oTHER FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C., &C.
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The Grimes Murder Case.

The State on Friday concluded It's testi.
mony in the ease OF william Parker. charged
with the murder OF General Bryan Grimes.
The defence had examined few witnesses,
when one Of the Jurors was taken sick. The
Judge waited until after dinner for an i'm.
proyemept In the jurors condition, and
when informed by the physicians that II
would be impossible for the juror to con-
tinue on the trial. continued tue case until
the next term Of Beaufort court, which Will
be held next spring. Judge Fowie, OF
counsel for the State, then left for NcwDern,
and reached this city Saturday evening.
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Ths steamer Cetsos.PIans harmed.

IsDeciaI 70 The HHseIKb AeWs Ahu ODsefstEJ
TAKBoRo'. n, c., December 1f.-This
morning at $50 O'clock the steamer Cotton
Plant, valued OF $1,000, belonging 70 The
Old Dominion Steamship Company, was de-
stroyed by IRE while lying at her wharf.
The origin Of tps bfe Is uSknowo. Fully
insured.
She bad on board one hundred and forty
bales Of cotton and some other articles Of
merchandise belonging 10 parties here, oil
Of Which were insured.
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necIsiOn Sustained.

New ORLEANS, December l3.-Ihe 81.
preme Court has affirmed the decision Of
Judge Houston sustaining the Legality OF
the late municipal election, and declaring
the candidates entitled to the Offices TO
which they were elected.
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Francis Smith, Patrick Smith, and Eu-
geue Connolly were frozen to death whlle
Sleeping In the streets Of New York Satur-
day night, and Hymen Vallenberg was
found frozen stiff in his room, on Baxter
street, Sunday morning.
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ny Telexsaph.
NEW YORK.

Sxw YORK. December Is Cotton ssll ssks
o.s.~ aA0 bales: middhng arlands, Ike; A.ts-
.,i n,i..ns. l2ke consosid aiso net feeospts az
H5S sass expor,s-6reat Britain, $3.50 cAlss
France. s6o bales TO the Continent tvai? sa.ss
Southern -four dun ana nnensnso' W.. ....s ~,
and mcderste speculative dsmaHdi anxradsdspsiAs'
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p,,nr not very brisk. ZINE, s3as3.50; extra,
a. s5s: ,eoeripe, Ss.5O@t473; common IaIs.iy.
sS'yStata: choice or patent family, t7.oo@3s
s,snn,on inspeciion, extra, 1910, "a.
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The Libel Suit Against Admiral WOr

BALTIMORE, December 13.-The suit OF
Bernard Maurice against Admiral Worden
to recover $4,000 damages for alleged Ii.
bel, which has been on trial in the United
States Circuit Court before Judge Morris
for a week past, was concluded to-day, the
Jury, under instructions from the Court,
finding for the defendant.
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Refused 10 Quasb.

New YORK, December 13.-Judge COwlhS
to- day, in the Court Of General Sessions,
refused to quash the indictments Tor libel
on the ground OF misiointure, found by the
grand jury against Charles O'Byrne, Louis
A. Post, and Joseph Hart, editors and pub
fishers OF the Truth newspaper, and Ken
ward Philip for writing and publishing the
editorial libelling General Garfield. The
Court directed that the trial Of the cause be
transferred To the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, December Is, 1880.

SALES.
WurAr.- White, I0s bushels st u lS, 3l.2o,
and ti.2s for common, very roo, snd pine:
Laness,er: 1855 bushels AZ eizi; tLzs, ~" arc
sa.hS,s AZ Ills, ti22, and si.2b fsr fair. GOOD,
vsrv yood. and prime. Fatty: I.S42 hnshsIs ~
ti.i2,si.l5, tl.ie, aud VI 20 for eommen' fs'f'
sos on snu Whts I.e72 bushels at soc. for VERY
gnn1 and brine. Mirsd. ee4 bushe at ~ aud
soc. for good and very good.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER -, 1880.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Co,
agents.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. h. Tatam,
agent.
by Telegraph.
SHIP ASHORE.
LONDON. December i3.-Thc chip Quoru. from
Gree mock for New Orleans, sprung a leak III i0nRl-
tube 20 west. Her pumus were unable 10 Keep Tue
waier under, and the crew, becoming exhausted,
attem pted 10 make Louelferile aud went ashore at
Maglllegan, ireland, during a heavy squall.
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An Old Quarrel Renewed and It's Kt
suits.

DANviLLE, VA, December l3.-Near
BROOKLYN, Halifax county. two prominent
citizens, named Claiborne II. Barksdale and
Ephraim Terrell, met in the public road,
revived an old quarrel, and exchanged
shots. Barksdalc was uniDlured and Fer
roll shot through the hand
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RICHMOND SIOCh EAC6AEt1t.
MONDAY, December IS, 1880.
sALEs.-20 shares Merchants National Bank
stock at 1929; 20 shares Of X. and ID. II. II. stock
at IS, Is az ss4 1000 Virginia consOs register
obi at 7Ai.. 400 ditto at 10,
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