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, 1880-11-19
Tho Ekcv. W. II. II. HINrrnyss Plea for
FREQ TrutlD.

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hnnuay ,Hnt ~ @ ~ , n's , y, ~ r
u tss1 W. ,.,,,t ~ h;s n'itIrpss h.; sui.
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sttlio JnteI' VII ts 'I tia u n,,t,,i',,. n"s,
w! ~ ,t W. s. p.nnms ~" mn i'm .a.s +
!! tIsat 5 U'v' INK ",,.Is,, Il t,,nt .tnw n,,t.r
WI o<,H nv. u I'll" ,.nt m,T L thrirs viii hGar to rfIt
nf peril vGr tnotr Men!s VII ! ., ~ ai Iai " ua w.
49r tihuar Ael aue ir ~ 'u @ r. nnt So. ~
4nl1lsnhcsA ~ ' t,t s:,oh t"Em sHt,,
tHcg hostlso ~ ti @ !,',a @ ,.mt,ss ~ faHs
i1aGu mt como. VIII us VIII" ,u,t, ''no IL, ~ ~,
!uWs lltAht ~ as.u, ,,s. ~. tn1 fr,m ~ ~
MhtnRoil!sh notWsoli ~ tMEtut' " .1. a III III ~ ,.
tlolr htuEcs!s Wnti aoA"m ~ ts2 ~, In"t,m @ ~ ~"
trnlld only at'sflilace ..n IL ,v"I t,
!,lK feen tr,!o !'sst a tao Ssn ,t, wv aGtS
sNvcry III laio ~ !nto !ho @ @tMM' .,e
ubput sispry. ~ la*, tlts aMtu.t " satra t.'r oau
lug ntlntit tto tntllI W hlsu .mo s Mtu,1 "es ~.
t1on 10 !nSestiRatn iroiu tho So'3 '"""''e'''s ~
N,l!t!cn! cG0t!'IllllG aciciec. a., ,,,,.or, ,,,.
"The GuVrr!its'ft1t ntas ~ tu1 H. t., I, W ",y
one ut nur t!tScna iinl n1yh4 t!'u p'suut 1..,, ~
nny cnll1ltry9 ia,stry H. tMu !o"ns. sb "ssnv ,,
lnttrf9res win lilo fights u HIM ,,n anuto ~ t's. ~,
bu trIifC httwce l aiitt mum. liM!tsG " tto
universal nnyu!tEo Ut A!1inHlt Snlltt,,'tacntI.u
Tho .ativc5 Understood thAt LaliHu!Rt thsllL!fn
~. Truau ID tn0 9te o. chuhH!taGs: H. u.'1.
AtAgiAtGl, Rtad whyT tor 10 fttho!i t5ittuS
heaven except that her tioFeftt'cnMI IT, il'Hca Mus
pcolso ths KrcAt nAt!lr,t rght: In9 oorust TraH..
i'm niensurtnH rod, ~ i nns leen H!l'u 70 yoA "
Wendell Phillips, tiut ItlttteAtts human
In civilization. u II IlAl b.y4 ll!! helis notAk
ht IL 8ttAN0; Il hu blly5 a!u Srils !tttlo he "
, 1880-11-19
4 Cat, Hut, n,,d C1u., In hattie.

NNIU T1Tk IffbIHR. -
Tho family Of JnMea IEerrng.nn, oe Htaptc-
ton, whle slntrs! ut tho supper lnblo m Iueata9
cynI,if,a, Ind thosr NttptlliOA atsr1tptcl by q
tr,uraIi,iK kol lss,IE1lx from tho Kitchen closct.
uil mAkinH III, i1lttstlHntlnil, Mr. llcrrtnFt0n
t!scoscrc4 r,lt Atcroiy hUhl by tsc of !ta legs.
,Yh!gtl wils g,lttuE.t IN tho shoIl Of arfto oHtn
iyii.x upun thu closet nnQr. Ivy tho time tho
cs.t w,ts folnt' tue rs had u,ai,lHt1 to make tts
why uut Ut tho Glosot, tiTgHnH tho ci'sns with IT.
inttnr, Notwithstanding lta crippled oun.lltiot.,
showed light, 4nd nMlly suecccdud tn tnstoal,.sE
r,sEc, rushed Into tho yar carrying 10th tho rslt
atl sEall with tur. Theto tho rut. still held a
prisoner by tho CHM, VIII killed hy tho cut.
t,lusi cU,lllctl scGliD l.a hau uvGr witnessed.
, 1880-11-19

INTERNATIONAL. NE0ATTA.
IoypoS, Nov. 1s.-The great International
.iu1, WIS opened up to-.lny with the row.
1s tho preliminary llcats caflclt for by tho
rules Of the matctl. U.ttcr tho regulations
@ i,,sc h hcats If four seullers md one hrat OF
tye were rowed today over tho course be-
turel pntney a1ld ClIeswic1s. about twomld
paebalf niles str,.lght~away with tho tide.
Tie as. two susn In eaci, Of thu heats will
heats Of four mcn each, and tho first two In
tarh Of these trials-four in al1-will engage
IN the dnal struggle Oil Saturday, wl,en tho
course will bo FROM Yuthey to M0rttakc,
about four and three-cfghths miles straight
'saY with tho lille. Tn account
, 1880-11-19

ut tho yActlnt int lnF tho sitrOf tho baltimore
& thlp tlttrt, on which eta,lds tilo small blit,i-
Inv IN whtth Sir Saunders uu!,oratcal hlA kltal
IF tbfs cnrH: accomplished, tho National Grunge
Will tGsrnftcr hull its MnltIn1 meetings IN tho
city. ..... ...... ...-...-.
- PENSION rttDrstTtoN.
Congrcas wtit 10 askcd To pension tho of1ccra
niui mr., Ut tho Itcyontlc Martnu Service tnr
disability resulting frptn exposure or injury re-
ccvc,i fr tho lsulurgn Ut tolr duty. and nlsO t0
mike prsIslhfU,. fnr retlrnMct1t similar 10 lHH
Which n0w exiat With respect to Tho army md
navy.
10 th4 tftetat AssDcfdtka pftst.
WAentst3rux. II. &, Snv. la.-Thu Treasury
Department to"'lny rtrclsnrcl 4l6,0oJ ounces bf
hn silver fur tho tiftetl stntts fnlnts ut Phia.
telphIn. Ban fraMisst,, uni Now t)r1cuns.1
HOMESTEAD fttAEps.
\ telegram rtGeivtlt tt,-hAy by Commissioner
N!Iilaln4nf, of tic Hener1lt Land Drco. from
thu stnUint NxGnt ~t1on, I,u scnt IL l>ukotn sny-
rr. hnntha nl'> tn Hnrarlh suspected extensive
frI4is M linmrat4at, Ghtrlcs. r'tN,rts NJ thu t1-
slt Ut his Investigations that thu tlrnnd Jury ut
Ynnkto,l tna l,7alght in five Indictments for
suiu'rna.fon II perjury. md unc fur fnrYnry.
Mt,I TINT tho jnry Is still ut work III tho satnu
hscctlGn.
brighten. 1aeo,, Zrslar, of tho Gnltctl statos
Marl,Ie i,orp4. ditrl to.tlny.
'rht: thief If Tho fsurtHtt1 of Stnt4tlss rephrts
TIC tosnl vnlnc'ot rxiurts IF 'l',,nt'stiu hrral-
sttffs fru,1 the Tinted stAt.s during 1ctt,lur,
iHel were $s,.'l1.ifs: during October. ls'!'.
S:s,N3.EF1: ftlr ten Hlnntl1S rnlr,l t)t II, l49l
2Elt.tr.U@l atNl for tho Bntic tmrlRl III issp.
S20s ,0QjNt.
D1piO3fATft.
This morning tho President received In os'cln|
nutlIclI:e CNb. +. VoIneseo. whu presented thu
letter ii crytcncr he brings " Envoy 1:xsMurtll
t1ury Or ifS Royal 1IiEhness Sovereign Prince nj
l1uun,nr4i IN Il aIIncInl mission. ~ honn ts,t
President t1tsa tt Hike audience tn scilon bo
1.allstou, rs Enyoy Extraordinary ni"i MlnEstc
plcn!putentnry at tic llopib|to Of Bolivia.
, 1880-11-19
THE COLD SNAP.
MISSOURI RIVER.

Settidl Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Sioux Cry, H.. NOV. ls.-The Missouri ftiver
clnsrd Ut this city lust night. Tho following
steamers wcre cstslght hy tho frccze.un 0tIt of
port: The +. i. tsntcc!nr. ncar lsu,hd ,lluttc,
u. r.; tho tic1l. *hprnun, Government stelt1ner.
alL tho Eclipse, both somewhere between Forts
Ucrthoid md iiufUral. 81. r.: tllo Fur Wcst.
twc,lty incs bcow Pierre, with lnntl ttr tiat
port; tho Oun. MaNlc. thirty miles below ttt'sn-
b1L IauL!,IE, with Il loud for thnt landing; tho
Gen. Terry. e,npty, bound down. nrnr ltohchnd;
tho F0ntAnet!e, nnnpty, bolrl down, sesu''
miles nboyo YAnkton. Tho weather II in''ler
tt,-dny. unsl thore still hnncauf getting boAts
},eluw rInrrp ont Ut tho Ice. It ia tho earliest
close Of tho river for ten years.
, 1880-11-19
FIRE RECORD.
Destruction by Fire for the Third
Time Of a Pittsburp Gun
Factory.
Tho Unfortunate proprietors Also
Victims OF tho lttots Of
1877.
Miscellaneous 0onf1ngrations Of q
Miner Charactor.


To he Hfstertt Aasottattd Fstts.
E'tTT3nrtsf3, In. Nov. f9-'This morning nhout
:1o'cIuk i1asnes wrrp discovered Issuing frt,,n
tho Enterprtss Gun Works Of Jnmes tlrown 4
Suns. o; Wttld strcet. AN ninrEr wns ut uneo
sounded, nnt thu Fro Department responded
quickly. hut lMfnro tim ttnsncs Gould t,e Checked
tho tnttre btii1ipg was ,,.ittul. \ lnrgn ntnnunt
uf cnrtr!dgcA wUrD aturrt on tho thlr,t a0t'r,
whtc!, l'cca1ne IKtllte41 and kept up continual
fllsntlr, rendering It t|augur0us for tho tlrcnen
IN approuc tho lnliltlng. Finding It useless II,
ultHEIpt u aa.o tho structure, which In less
tfan turty-typ mnttIs flan tho time tho IlIltncs
werc discovered WIS III ruins. intention was d.
rt'cte To tho valuable tutii1fnRs surroundings.
which wnrn with l,rcuty smsfa from ,1rstrl,e-
itntl. nut. slt,wcrcr. without bclng considerably
dnlnngct! tfr,tl water.
Thu origin " tho tlrnis not known. The loss
tiJUl: stGt:k uf ltrt,,v,, l. ss,ns. $tN,Ut: Whittier
ilngie. silver n1nt.r. <12.tDu: GgtrHN j., Conner
fnrsf. silver. platter. $t.uN, II. MCC1lutHy cur.
tct store WIN ttnHArc'5 by water E1.kN to $10.0t.
1iHur1'ncn-ttrs,wn s. Su fluitf. In CNsfl and AL
!ryht'Ny. uf Pltt.tfieg. md .Hnrt!iMntH. nf HcW-
nrk. n. H.: Whittier lfnut,c. fIsfl. IN Clsh n,ld
niHalor cos1limuy not known. sfctMfltlln. Si0,tD
III tho EOnHerG!nl Enfou. nf I4utstlu!l. md tiAw-
ntri. uf Nrw York. tfurtfDrtl. Imperial & North
ern. Connecticut Fire Axsu.fslt1ni, Philadelphia,
1lttAl'irlr, ntlu Pnnusylrnnln cn'npnnIos
unntr. hnrinx bccn lturlMsl out thrce times
With, twelve ytHrs, btsi.tGs ilE.yt1,y their ,ntl-
works gutt!i by Il mob during tho memorable
rluts Of lH1I,
, 1880-11-19

Mr.. n. D,:Murphy. II gentleman identified
with tic fnfnl1i1 Interests ut I.enIlylllc, an nr
experienced miner. arrived In t.hicaHo ycstcr-
day. mud II TlstnrSE rcporter sought Him ut tho
Commercial IIntel fur the purpose 0r obtaining
III, account of thu ureAt Tire now rtHny I'll tho
Colorado Chief s,aft of tho ChrysnlIto ,ilnn,
und involving tho Little P!ttsbl,FK md tito Littlo
chief Mines. Tile 1ntNUNE's dispatches hhvc
u!rea,y conveyed tho intelligence al'ont tho
1lru, md Mr.. Murphy Pives additional intorcst-
Ing particulars ta,ncrrHnG II.
haiI burned tlUwn ri, MS tn SIT tiro to Il building
nse.;i 1y 1"it:s.t wlI.' VIZ W.. W. IyanE u r. 4, nl
Eharlcs ltO!xer, tho tnnn,scr nf tho c,rysplftu
siins, % insisted VI tnrowlns water ,as dawn thu
uhn.'' thls DIR dr'vinu 's' sio iro tr,sS tic
e r., s"pns tn "perqt!oss q q y. n, mfGsT @
Chief MInr. advised ilker nut Il, usu tho water
III thnt wny, asd tho next tnornlng rnt hls t,in-
tiom between the. 14ttto Chief tsd thu chryso-
te l,y aM!khsA'l!nF. lir;s @ r n, 1.-The .ho IT, wns ~
atronE Tint ,r . " 4 to t!tt4 Cne1 T.. IT.. Maen %sru
IN AN INsEkEtuLI srATE.
AL were 1ronght 10 cunseiDslstIess aHnlr. how
ever. utter STRENUOUS crtIrts. Fr,m tint time
thc ncs. nltho.,gh iutilu nt!n!upts wore tiia.,t,
~ work tho Little Chief md Chrys&'fte Mnes.
Alsn,t tho tt Inst the fi,tlo chist ,a'!.i,x.no.t
and tower'sl tho pipes In shatt No. 3Dt thc tlttto
thief IN ur,!cr tn furco n sfFung currdnt af mir
,iuwt, irtn tho ,nlno nud TINS exlol tho Kns ~
TINT tho met cunlh wurk nnd Also cut OF
communication bctwetn tic two nllnna.
ThNt did mt have tho desired effect.
81 tho blower wsla 'Eovtsl to llo DAILY shnts nf
1t Nj. j SHIFT ~ ills Mr. ilnlkcr III tho
chrysoli:e, mud Mr. cando, "t tho ldttle Pitts
stnp the Little Chief tlen FROM epefsltIng tho
tnwer hit tho litter insisted On running i ~
vi,at!oI, IT tho orders af tho Court. Dir. Murphy
isnf tin opin!un thnt u Will savo tho Little
t;h!ct property. Idlrsg t'lnsts W hynnnsltn hnve
hcn cxnluaIcl IN thu tnes between thu ChEy5o.
Ittu nsli tho Jttlo C!licf Mlncs with tho siuw Ut
| cutting oiI alt communication !oiw!sn tho two
Thu managers Ut tho ChryHs,t0 Mftla Lave rG-
sorted T. ~, '.sc tf sttam' tos thg l,ur|nsc of
lu,w tho experiment Will Hucccs,l. air. Murphy
thinks tho tEfu should sot luse e1i4te M .wOltsy-
,sM,cr, In violation Uf III known nle.A. forced
tio,rn tho i!,ncs which CONSUMED tho Hhaft-
| ti,nbcrs. nl!d .lrnsu tho tre tntn tho nIlne.
Considerable t'i-[reInx exists between tho
management Of tho tt'e thirf aI.! tho chryt'-
It1u Mint.s ailu 1lK litigation Ii likely 10 gFuW
| Out Ut tic preseut stntc Ut H!1urs,
, 1880-11-19
1vsn,y-onc Lives Lost b y Ship
wreck on tho Coast
Of ireland.
11uutlrctl I'ersinn Peasants
-" ,1assacrc'l by the Raid
ing l<tlrtts.
understanding with Germany on
the Subject Of Natural
ization.
IRELAND.


rAn1.ED AND FEArltEnEn.
Drnr,S, Nov. ls.-Gaiulnur, landlord III
c,1ray County, wns tarrcd aaad featl.crcd by
.rmpd i!c1i last hight.
jlEuiSS1St. At HOME.
p,,ncll a,,lu,l.lccs I, rElluclinl Of Tho rent
=, Al lIs tsa.auts to Sir Richard Grislttlfs
s,n,,tor m ,ro,u,I,cnced III 1s2sil Until the lanNl
ourslIop +, settled according to the principles
of The Land League.
rOtiSnt:tsEn.
Cork, Nov. 1s.-Tllc ship Galncta, bo't'd
tor !,ambay, fo.l'l,lerctl otr Capc Clear.
Tgenty.onc persons wera drowned.
THE CAlItSET.
toypov, Nov. ls.-Tl,p ST. James Gazette
az: "lt Is safe 10 aillsnl TINT there aso
litTereucrs III tho Cabinet betwueit tho views
ei Selbouru, Lori High Chancellor, who
tads tlat the yindicatlon Of tic Inv should
b,yc priority over tho redress Of alleged
,rjcsances, and John bright, Chancellor of
tIe l}uclly Of Lancaster, nlld j0sep!. Cl'anl-
htair. President Ut tho 1,onrl Of Trade,
glo bcllcye cocrciye measures unnecessary.
Tt;Oors rols IRELAND.
1faL!rAx, Nny. ls.-Tlla Ntnety-seventll
R.rtmrnt Ii believed to bu ulitor orders for
IEs!afd.
, 1880-11-19
THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF sInHAt. OFftCEis,
WAssllSurOS, j.. C., Nov. l9-l III ils,-lntllel-
tlons-Eur Ohio Valley nnl Tcnnes1ct. falling
buruucter, stationary ar higher temperature
ynrlable winds, shifting to souta or west, clear
or rArty cEuudy weather.
For tho 1.uwcr L.kc rcglpt1, stationary fnl-
lowell. by fnlIlny barometer, slightly war'nrr
south to west wnts. partly e!ot,dy wcgther, ou'
c.lsunai light s1.t'w III thu e,storn portion.
Fur tho Upper Lake rcxlnli, Upper Mississippi
antt Lower Missouri Valleys lover blrntnaser,
stationary Or higher temperature, south to west
winds, clear Or purity cIt'.lsiy wonther.
LucAL ullsEitATfDSA.
l,1tICAEG, knr, IA
, 1880-11-19

spsefat HtspdttA to The Chteaoo TttbKns.
DArESp,nr, Ia., Nov. 1s.-Tho Mississippi
ntvur closed this morning twrve miles above
this city. betwcuis L.cnrc nl Port byron, or ut
tho head or tho Kpck Island nnrids. Thu leo
hrh'go IL nt,out two nrAcs thIck. Ths ~ tho
earliest closing sce lst:, wtcs 1t closed ut tito
sa,1e ti,llc. AT this point tho rlvcr Is hllcl With
tiutlug leo, and navigation ll,ls closed Tor thu
gCuy01l.
, 1880-11-19
A narrowing ,FAils

-------- NfW VF1eItl1 11nR3. =. ~
Not Innu since Y'gxAs 1llaIl read IN q paper
that Ii Il siyilR weru tied lightly uFollni tho ro0t
of i,ulo't till 1t wnntl. 10 GU lscs Gf collie, Eyo
u, ono Ut biz uw,l luulcs, anu the doctors sny
tilut tho portion Ut tno tA!l thu. lsoutul wtla
suun swelluu W bigger than thu Mulo, Tho
, 1880-11-19

acuitlVnt ut thu uIubu GAcAtru ltustul. lust e!!t-
uriuy nYtcrllsauG II wis Ut the c!oso u tho
urst nct nf "tarlHt,l." Wern slc Tad tu Cr.tss u
tuu bridge gayu why bctuuih hnF. 10 escape
roftiw ,,0wti win II. hhu sprntIE 10 NJ upright
EeA,Il ~, tho su, and lfllltsn.e "a n'! "a! otll
beseulsl, Hsso Wtss llut setfn'Aly hurt. tlnt hcr
, 1880-11-19

Special D1lpaft'l to Tht Ch1sa}o 1FtbENt.
La CnossE. MIS-, NM. ls.-Two lires this nnrsl-
lnK brn,;e put III r'fttr parts of tho city. The
srtun- -p,tsu Ut Juln i. S!xer, u.lcnt the Hrgest
1t, tho Northwest, WIS t!lnngcd l'y tlro t0 tho
cxtcut Ut t:t,ooo; partially Insured. Thc stock
n! tho ynrinty BtnEc Ut ltensoIt 1irt.s. was lun-
nrc,l I'll t!,r extent If $i,U1 With u ~ itssur.
liz lnguFAEEc,
, 1880-11-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW T0g,s, Nov. 1B.-Arrvctl, tho State Of
Nebr4asku. IRON Glasgow, nnd tho ucftort, from
Hamburg. ...
LoSuuH, Nov. lR-'rho steamships ftclyetia,
Wisconsin. ntl t,ircnssftl, fr,,i1l New York, aud
l}r1SIItuE, from Iltsltlt, hIyu arrfycd out.
t(uEESs1awN, Nov. ls.-Arrlrcl, Wisconsin.
from NlW York.
, 1880-11-19

Epeetal uhla,tcA In The Cheueo Tribune.
NEBRASKA. Wls., NV. ls.-ArI Lucy i. 1oncs'
residence III tho First Warl WIZ ehtircly slc-
strnyed by lire. a rnrt Of tho furniture WIS
saved, asi,l tho clolhItg wals destroyed. Loss
ullnllt Sl,ID. Insured. Thu tlro originated
frutu u Kitchen stave, attd tho occupants hah y
very narrtw ESCAPE Win foot purity frozen and
huulY butttEl.
, 1880-11-19

For hnlf century tho 6hakora' BarsRpar1lla
EElnry rrlt.uly ur physicians anl druggists
tIlru1luhOut New EtxIAjNt.
, 1880-11-19

ALnAIj. n. T., Nos. 1s-cara s"aclsll9 nero
this AFTERNOON ayerc cuypre.1 with ssluw and luz.
1t showed nit tho wny from Montreal tn rntts+
burE Tho c.ltl wAyc strt,ck this city nho,lt
1,.M,I.. The shurnunrtcr fell thrtcen degrees III
I,1l!f g1l iluur. d
, 1880-11-19

Htasts. etc., III the event Of their reytslsing
tirrnlnly.l
MfSEaTl!te WHITE.
Tile American Minister ,o Berlin Inns goIo
IL Paris 0il lc,vu IT ssssvnre.
1Ehtt4ItHA.
t'EHf.tN. NOy. la.-'i'fle t;uvcrWncnt will l,o
il.erprlialGl III Saturday nuxt tn thu CtaIil-
hers rrgarllng Thu nnti-iewtsl, ngitntiott.
which Is now exciting considerable n,,blic
lIItGust.
Tie ilocrsen Hcif'.,sg s.atca lint 1T na,ty
rlaees public uarscls n1ul dltrls lave take!l
plAcu butwcG,l Juws a,Ml Germans.
, 1880-11-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho Public Will 11nAyhrn OF q Fra audu~
lpns Intuition OF Dabbttls E!cutr1u soap now
ti,t,. as Il Viii run auy clothes washol with il.
lI,sist uIN,1l having DuhtIlits Electric.
, 1880-11-19

CANADA.
MosTnEAr. Ca.lnln, Nov. lH.-Tho SNOW storm
which DpHHt lust night continues.
TnjtoSro, Nov, lH.-nsrMtGhes from all over
(utnrio report three to teu Inches Of anDW fcl1
to-day.
, 1880-11-19

WQODRUFF-SUTU
ypxetal ntsruteh to The Chicago Tribune.
1AsEsy1LLE, Wiz, Nos. 1s.-Gporgc Woodruff,
oldest son Of II. y. Woodruff, md Miss Lily I.
sutherland, youngest dnughser uf tho Hon,
1Nt,us Snthorlnntl, werp married this afternoon
anu left fur Il trip tu 1t. Louis nnl tho South.
, 1880-11-19
Vt yAUSAU. WIS,


wAusAu. Wts., Nov. la.-l.ast ught dwelling
house usl,ed by"l.. Il. I'nrricr, nni occupied by
i. Stuyons, VIA completely destroyed by ltp,
resulting from 4 doftcily0 tile.
, 1880-11-19

nEa MnrSEs, ill.,, Nov. A-At l0 o'clocG this
eycn!n4 tlre destroyed tho Hraln wnrahnusu III
Lerucul,io & bio,t, With suyoral hundred bushels
nf DnfS.
, 1880-11-19

FAnnlSUrt,N, Mo-, No. lS-Flre destroyed tho
faEtn buildings Gf lnmca l,u!liEKton, ioar Lew
!stuu. Luss u, ,uu0; Insured for x4e1,
, 1880-11-19
FOREIGN.

A ALand|ord in Galway y, Ta''ed
and Fcathered by a
Mob.
n,.,,n so.s tho Example, by Ro-
F''''s dpeing The Rents Of Ills
Touants.
n,,,,t Of the First Days Trials
ss m The International Row"
Ing Mulch.
uos,,or, of Boston, Winner in
Ono Of the Prelim1-
nary Heats.
,,,,,n,v. one Lives Lost by Ship
wreck on the Coast
Of Ireland.
n,ro Hundred 1'ersinn Peasants
,1assacrctl by tho RAID
ing l<tlrtls.
understanding with Germany on
the Subject Of Natural
ization.
, 1880-11-19
MATRIMONIAL.


a,,,,s. MhA1'1.ET-cAMEnoN.
tlay Of wIlInm lIornliownr ,,ro5,cy. snn NJ
Judge s 1'ra''iey @ of tho United stMtos supreme
"shFt' ''la s'1ss fll@a s'etorn1lcK thfhorun.
eldest daughter OF HCNntnr Cameron, WINS n aGcRt
event whtet, hns noypr Ind n uarale! hcrn II, thn
uencrnl fntrrest xcltcj Tho ,yct,lfno tnot nlnco
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~ tna ''ho otstet Isesoytof'ah tnurcn. ono OF
tho finest elsiccs III tho city. Long f,ofcFo tho
bridal hnrty had undo their nppcarnnco lnruo
tbrtnv hn,i t,nurcyotntl niot,t tn ch,rch. nh
nftar t,,o,, hnI nntn.o1 a. ~, .,,,,,.s...l ~ .'.
aftcr thoS ha'i chtefetl II tIio auditorium WIS
eof'n crowded TO Fcp!ouon. Tho aatAr was taste.
fully decorated with cxottcs, As,do from thia
fborc WA m, nt,o,nnt nt ornnt,nn,nt,ou' 1Ioif.
,vn,. so,xr, .t,a ss...se -. ~" ts..
hc ,ati" r,,,rs vcr. ] hn1 " o,rot. 9 ,he e1I n;sn.
to'lcelsnat' the apace act npars for relatives
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,.s<,<s.'. ~, u suuno is.aus' = 1"taos " o
Rnv, RS;l itst'la'nln lt"rrIa hFowster' and Wayne
ihe rfssansman was c. II. nrad'cy. brother Of
TIC sp,l.l ltrno,t.,. !s,tss
tor iiat o,tv Tsa ar Gf ~ % sGn op nGnev
i.lnir: Frederick Ffcl.nRa,,ysu!: son Gt cx-
6enutor Ffg1;nsh!sse;I: Willia'n u. La!nicrtaon,
san oI IIFes!ueht L'iflle!tsoti, Of Leh!4h unlyer.
Fly; ~. Jnnss .n tyncn' o1 tnis CITY; ano W.
cnanhy. 81 l'hiln nuolphta.
;1auHMteE OF setiAtof HayAsd; sl19s McI.anc, OF
italtlf1lnro; loAtea SerHctlf. Of this city: tho
:tlsscs vtrEini1. slarS. MnsEarotta. nnd ltnchsl
stninsro ;;,"''4h'cs VI thu Senator; and Llltlo
The NJ usi'srs n ma a. ma!sis 2f hnnor wero followed
GOWN t!lo tisau ~ mo pr!Ic, rgAtlnK on tho nrui
81 her father. 1tt tho Rltnr fhGy w0rc met by
tho Rrtf'in a'ln ~ brother: Senator Cameron
, 1880-08-20
Herring Fishing at Lewes.

Thanks to the courtesy Of one of the
fsh-curers, we were able TO learn some
details Of the herring fishery, now in
full swing. AS the day wears on, the
multitude of boats make sail, and leave
the harboI in magnificent and pictur.
esque confusion and the evening glow
Of the setting sun lights up and gilds
the dark.sailed luggers Of the west, and
the yellow, vhite-canyased, half decked
boats from the east coast, rs, guided by
the signs they watch for, they gain the
herring. ground and shoot their miles on
miles of nets. With early morning
comes their harvest and then, SOME
times guGwale-deep, they crowd ali saii,
and hasten back, ike swarms OF homing
pigeons, to tie curers, who, ready at all
points, wait to turn the work OF other
men to profit. Measured by the cram
circular tub holding from 500 to 800
herring, according to their bulk--the
fresh-caught fish are sold at prices which
vary, like the other barometers OF wealth
and weather. In the beginning of the
season &C Gran. were paid. The day
before we came half a pound per Gran
was taken And one'poor man with GO
Grams, coming in too late for market,
was told they were not worth shilling.
But, nothing daunted, he bought some
casks and salt, and vowed he would not
throw away his fish or labor. Let US hope
Ills self.reliance would be rewarded. On
the other hand, by means Of bounty and
other arrangements, each curer secures
the services OF certain boats, whose catch
he takes Aproportion is dispatched at
once, quite fresh, in boxes, by one Of the
small squadron OF steamers waiting for
hire. Some are cured in brine and
casked, packed in o box Or basket con-
tainlng so, and find their way quickly
to our breakfast tables, under the deli
ciously-suggestive name Of "kippers."
The curers Of late have erected a num-
ber of buildings where companies of F., Or
men wait with sharpened knives, the
coming heriings. With slit down the
back and a turn Of the wrist, the fish is
spread open and ready for the man who
hooks it on stick containing perhaps a
score. These sticks are ranged one
above the other in the smoking cham
bels, until their walls are covered with
the fish, heads up and insides exposed to
the fumes Of pungent smoke produced
by fragrant chips and sawdust. For 10
hours or SO they are thus enclosed, and
then are packed and dispatched at once
to market. The Russian and North
German eat their herrings raw, and,
being dainty in the matter, take them
only when they Eare in their prime
But competition haslits evils as well as
it's merits, and it is feared by those who
look more ahead than the old established
custom, that the new system will result
in greater harm than is yet foreseen by
many The herring are easily ffighten-
ed; and if they are met too far from the
haunts to which they come in countless
shoals, the Loeb Fyne experience may
be renewed to an infinitely greater
scale, to the ruin, if not starvation, Of
thousands who depend upon. Besides,
the Continental markets get glutted by
cheap, inferior early fish, for the herring
l.of May is to that of june and later
months as is the STRIPPING to the Alder.
i
, 1880-08-20
Buddhist Temple of Java.

H
The Island Of Java, now, and for
many years past, under Dutch rule, is
famous for its architectural remains.
The ancient Javanese kings constructed
q scientific system of reservoirs and
canals for irrigation, built paved cause
ways extending for miles, and reared
palaces and temples of hewn marble, the
ruins of which, though shattered by
earthquakes and overgrown with tropic
vegetation, still attest the greatness of
those nameless emperors ~
Among the most noted of these ruins
is that of strange, pyramidal structure
which is 620 feet square at the base and
ll6 feet high, divided into nine stories.
1t is named Boro- Boedoer, and was
Buddhist temple of great renown, where
hundreds Of Buddha monks lived, and
thousands Of worshippers gathered at
the shrine Of Buddha. This temple was
built in 1850, and is completely covered
with carvings OF much artistic merit,
representing neurological scenes and
historical events in the lives of the Jaw
anese kings. 1t is the finest known ex-
ample Of o Buddhistic temple "s"a s.
Some years ago the government of the
Netherlands determined to preserve
record of this remarkable building. They
sent competent artists, and at great ex-
pense had accurate drawings made on
definite scale. A few copies have been
issued for the great libraries of the
world. Three were sent to the United
States, of which the. Smithsonian Insti-
ture received one, Harvard one, and the
Mercantile Library of San Francisco the
third. The text is in Dutch and French,
two vols, 8vo The accompanying
plates number 1913, and are in eight
folio volumes.