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car and one coach left the trpch but one was in
TILE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN SEVENTH AVENUE,

Two alarms were sounded last evening lo'
fire I'm the threestory building at No 327 seyenta''.
The upsctting of an oil lamp in the livery s''o'' ",
Francis Hcwett In the rear the first floor had oe'
the flames The buillng very old and 1t had De'i
pronounced unsafe by the Inspector of BuIdlnEN' \
notice to that effect posted the front OF the pu-
Ing last Saturday.
The front part Of the first floor ofthc building was oc
cupied by Charles Cook as a butcher shop. MI C""h
had IN insurance OF $500 his stock and his '-' was
ahonf 5000 Four horses burned 70 deStp IN inc
stable In the rear Several sets Of harness. fnany VI
hay and feed and two wagons were destroyed also r
Hcwett's loss was about 500. The TWO
uprcr floors Of the building wero occureu
by George Il. WIGHT, manu'ic'urcr II .rif'fAlofs' ~
whose Ices was about 60. 600 Thr amount of M. lh-
auep wsa unknown. The huldng ~ owned bi 6c"fts
4. Alderman, Of Connecticut IL Was damtGod 'o"S"'
erahly 80. A.,
There were rr.nors in the neich"rho1d that thr mr."
was not occidental 10 wa slid that nn hout li..
vGus to the fire a smell OF ha'.i H'
was noticed bv Mr. Cook, the "H'CN"r. .it
went into the stable and discovcrcd some straw burn
in Mr. Hewits ahscuco said that the LAMP 'u the st"e
was unset by accident. H.,
Mrs Cnthrrn, Cook, the mother NJ the butcher !E'S
in No 32J Sevcutl8y". she pro irafrd "E iIi- ,
and al one time u feared that size Womb o' ny
af!rr-arl recovered William f.. Florence, mcIhi ~
the Fire Insurance PATROL fen from ladder anl Wa7 M
uglaf one OF the meat hooks IN front oi 'hr hlt
shon. he was taken to the Ncv-Gork Hospital Ills
right Lex aud foot were torn ana aceratcd badly
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov ~, lSSI'
caucus of Democratic Senators will be called for
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock to discuss the formation
Of committees
Secretary Folcer has ordered the discontnuance OF
the daily reports OF supervising inspectors from Decem
Der l, 1881, to April l, lSs2.
Secretary Hunt has completed his annual report and
it will be given to the press few days. The revised
intf'' Init. u '"0 -'''' - -''''''''' -''''''' '
Delegate Cannon Of Utah. says It not true that the
Courts Utah decided against him upon the question of
naturalization. The Court, he says, sustained his de-
and threw the out OF court lie eApeCts W
retain his seat IN the House.
In consequence OF the alarm caused in some portions
Of the West by the reported spreading Of smallpox Act
ing Postmaster General Hatton has to-day issued an
order in relation TO the umgatiOn OF mali matter from
towns officially declared to be infected
It is understood that the points Of difference between
the members Of the Naval Advisory Board have been
amcably adjusted, and that unanimous report relative
TO the construction of vessels Tor the navy mas Dcen SUD
mitted for the consideration OF the secretary
President Arthur to-day approved the report Of Messrs
II. H. GOcringe Thomas ]. Minor and c. W. Sogc, GOV
Commssiouers appointed 10 examine a section
Of 900 miles Of the Northern PIcihc Railroad recently
completed In the Territories or washington ana ldO
Alvin 0. Buck has been arrested charged with coa-
Epracy to defraud the Government through the Post
Office Department. The warrant was issued By United
States Commissioner Bundy. Mr Buck gave hlS per
sona bond In the OF 81 900 to appear from dy 10
day.
Governor John s. Neil, OF Idaho, formerly OF Colun-
bus Ohio has been in the city Peverol days He called
on the President to-day and left for New-York tonight
Governor Neil Is anxious that Congress sha take soe
definite action on the Mormon question, and Will return
TO Washington soon to do what he can IN TINS drectO
A Stalwart Republican called upon the President re-
Gently and in the OF general conversation SAID
be should be compelled to Crcise some OF the reported
selections made for Cabinet positions. 81 nope yOi
dut credit the new spaper reports Cabinet matters
said the President II you do, can assure you you vi"
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WHAT IS DOING ABROAD
,o,o1prsU CONFLICT.

THE ANGl O-1RlSH CONA ~ ., At
..,r- og .cpARIAN oUTHAGEs-A s,,, =,
'A' o,,,,,cu NY PRINCE BIsMARcK-iil9
.1,.nI>,rn-TuE NEW GOVERNOR OF ALIfI,, I1ll,,.,,r
~ 90, THE MURDERER LEFRoY-Iih i'fOA''
,.. -, oprAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
Aanounts continue to be received u -
'',.oc,os committed in various distrlc'S
il"" ,.oIond II is stated at the same tlihe
.ho+ resistance to the payment Vi
rant is increasing rather than dlmimisi'hg:
The discussion as to the admission VI
Hamburg in the ZOlvcrein was begun III ',i0
German Reichstag Yesterday. Prince Blsmaich'
in tbe course of the debate, made speech III
which he defined his position in reference ~
the measure. and complained OF the opposl-
tion which he encountered on the p,.iU
of the Liberals in carrying out his planS Iui
German unity. The terms under "h,ch W:
Fir,nan has accepted the Governorship u
AIgori, are said to leave the post entirely ae-
nendent upon the French Home Office Inc
reqplt Of the elections in France for Senatorial
delegates will, it is thought, ent'h "
loss to the Right in the Senate OF twenty
seats. The Calf Rock Lighthouse, ten nllcS
from Bantry Bay, was washed away III ,he
recent gale which swept the Irish coast ana
1aroe mart of England and Scotland. SeVeral
men are reported to have lost their lves. Le-
frov. the murderer of Mr.. Gold, Is 10 De
hanged to-day.
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sumed Upon being asked to relate Of the details

sumed Upon being asked to relate Of the details
of Mr. Chrstiancys alleged cruelty tohs wife, the wit
said that morning In 1877 while abe tthe wit
ness) visiting them in Lansing, Michigan, Mr
Christiancy knocked his wife down In their room and
witness hearing her fall went from her own room, on
the opposite side Of the hail. opened tho door, looked in
and saw Mrs. Christisncy lying upon the door. She
picked her up and carried her to her own ROOM
Some two days later witness spoke about the cIcum
when he did IT, and that IL should not occur again she
did not know whether Mr. Chrisancy struck MS wlie
with an open hand clenched fist, and there were no
marks bruises the body to show where she had
been srnck. She further testified that MI Cnrlstaey
and were drunk during the entire time sne was
at the house, and lighting between them was an every
daY occurrence. ,.
During the giving Of the witnesses testimony she was
repeatedly prom pied and corrected BY her daughter 70
which the counsel for the plaintiff Objected Ihls Dronh
q sharp collOquy which Mrs. Chrlsancy asserted
that her husband drunk all the time as was one OF
his counsel. This last declaration irrsted the gehe,
to whom che referred (ir IngeTsolD who demanded
that the charge lie made part Of the record ana anna
some excitement the session closed.
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ERAGMENrs or WEsrERN NkWs.
DROWNED WHILE SKATING.

DROWNED WHILE SKATING.
Chicago, Nov. 2S.-CharlcS SChOach and
Louis Douuan. while skating on Sunday at Lansing,
FArAI RESULT OF a QUARREL
CINCTNNkTI, EOV. 2S.--,lameS IIllett dlcd
this morning at the hospital from Injuries rGceyeu III
quarrel on Thanksyving night with Louis Henke.
FATAL sTABBING AFFRAY;
Com Ohio, Nov. 2S.-Alcn ESterlng a
dcncrsd, stabbed and kilied Levi Pay a. Od Straits
vile. three miles from here, ast night Esterins Is In
the jail at New-Lexnrtou.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Nov. 2N.-A boiler III
James llcuys sArgIc mil exploded Yesterday s,iu1I
nm George Bland vas slightly hurt The mill was en-
trrly destroy Cd, aud dwelling adjoining the mill badly
pEIEGATrs To THE DAIRY CONVENTION.
Cm.NGO. Nov. 2~.-Ihc butter, cheese and
cgg dealers Of this city, eighty m number joined the
large del, cation from Boston today and started ny
Euroad Cedar Rapids to attend tic National Coz
AN OLD MAN COMMITTING. SUICIDE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2e.--ChaTles kukuk, a
wclrr-sed stranger shot himself III L,hcon lJh iMS
CON- aad note requesting notice to DC sent TO Nj;
Ku.uk Hohoken, y. j., that he was dead lie appeared
TO be sixty years old.
CLAIMING TO BE A "CRANK."
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-POst ONCE inspectors
arrested Charles f. Moore this morning for robbing tue
i ,r NJ Bartctr in this county where h. has been
a,.,,iis in running the post Office for few days. He
claims 20 DE- a crank"
Os,YE CITY Kan. Nov. 2S.-Ihe Osayc
civ slyngs Bank suspended today, owing 70 eonpll-
cations with the DanDrl banks at Caldwell ana lluhne-
,Srl which closed lst Friday. The Carbondte Bank,
which ls under the same management as tnose sus
pcndcd has been reOrgaized and viii not be Affected
! EOY ROBBING POST OFFICE BOXES.
CINCINNATG, Nov. 2S.-A dispatch from
N,ur. ohio to Ihe IinicS ind STIR says: Lewcllyn
Edwards, boy Of eighteen years, was caught stealing
letters from the post Office box of L. - Mure, manuc-
urrr of rubber stamps and arrested to-day The boy
Mas formerly in Mer's employ and AneW that Miller
received many letters coutainir money"
THE DEED oF Az 1, SANE MOTHER ~
Chicago, Nov. 2S.-Iho report OF terrible
ire ery has been received here from Waterloo, Iowa
widow named Miller in Union Township, killed TWO u
her children three months and three years Old respect
y,ly The murder discovered accidentally on sat
uray by Mrs. Mllcr's brother, VINO found her IN bed
wit one dead child each arm. She has been insane
sIuco her husband died two weeks ago
ARRESTED FOR RESISTING a I. s. MARSHAL"
ST. LOUIs, Nov. 2S.-PctCr ii. Scott. Sheriff
nj prpliscot County, Daniel Nunn and Il. I. Bancroft
merchants of that county, ~ W. A. Ward aud Francis d.
Koacrt att orney OF the Pemisc0 Circuit arrived mere
l,t night "a prisoners OF the United states MARSHAL
charged with 0bsruetng process OF the United states
Crct Court lOr the Eastern District OF MISSOURI lls
morning john Gillian, an attorney OF TINS CITY, was aHO
rrs e ON the charge. Tue charge UgalhSt thc7e
arises from their repeNylug ana ahlhE posses
siou of goods in the possession OF united states
Marshal
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rIEv,TOEs AND SHIPPING BURNED.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S.-A fire M thc foot oi
CLcsapoak.st at Canton, shortly after O'Clock 'A.
morning, burned tgo floating elevators, th" Russian
bark Vcsta The small Gchis smuer cr and Eagle, aAd
two bargcs The total luss Is estimated ~ 9'uUvp iH
fire orr naci ln the floating elevator Artisan and was
communicated 80 the floating elevator Hattie, both ~
which were totally destroyed The Artisan Is Insured
fer s. COO each n the lIUdson Aurora. and Witcrto"n
(Saw-YorlJ Companies, and for $1,000 ~ the British
American The Haiti" is Insured iu the Aurora, $1,000
Rochester German, 81 800; New Hampshire, SLJOp;
WrstrhreiDr. SI5pp; and Commonwealth. $500.
The bark Ncfia sand iO be damaged beyond repairing Is
held tomorrow The wharf aad shed belonging 10 the
Pu,iid,ipha. Wilmington aui Baltimore Railroad Tom
which TIE elevators rrr" moor -. AMI another
wharf a. aIioir!ng were burned. The bark ard canal
bargcs had discharged cargo. The yachts were small
LN.ta.
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THE TRIAL OF GUITEAU.

FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENCE
THE TESTIMONY OF MRS. sCovILLE CONCLUDED
j. W. GUITEAUs PRESENT AND FORMER OPINION
OF HIS BROTHER, THE AssAssIN-GUIrEAU RE
sESTs NEWSPAPER CRITICISM AND MAKES THE
USUAL FREE USE OF HIS ToNGUE-swoRN AS
WITNESS
Mrs. ScOville, sister of Guiteau, concluded
her testimony yesterday, and j. w. Guiteau,
the assassin's brother, was called to the stand.
He refused to admit that his father was IN
sane, but declared that he had recently become
convinced of the prisoners insanity. Other
witnesses gave testimony in support of the
theory of insanity. Guiteau took advantage
of pause in the proceedings to denOunce as
"cranks" the newspaper men who have con-
demned his clownish conduct in the court
room. Toward the close of the session the as
sassin was sworn as a witness, and identified
some letters written by himself in former
years. He will probably be examined as q
witness to-day.
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rELEGRIPHIC NOTES.

ALARGE CLAIM DIsALLowED.
AIpANY Nov 2S.-ihe State Board Of Audit to-
d,U,iIsalowel DR.. Swnbume's claim OF $4,000.
AuCKET sCALPER INDICTED.
PurLAprLPHIA. Nov; 2s.-Ihc Grand Jury today
FOUND DROWNED ~ A CANAL .,,
BoEpFSrowN. n j., Nov. 25-ihe body of Wes-
e a9 n5 o. nSR s s Gis Of aF TTt 4 ~ @ lat ngG m c
sUFFOCATED IN A LIME KILN.
NEwBRuNswlcE, N%yi ~ 2S.SwapEer 81. :, ir
Kin Ia IT night an fc ntotIopit HIS body was burned to
4" crisp AcHLD BURNED TO DEATH.
MoRRIsTowN, n j. Nov 2smIhS &C. clothing 10 Of
ynsaed gnnis la last i'i'id night
FAILURE IN THE LEATHER TRADE.
lynn Mass. Nov. 2S.-pIOctor * INGALLS,, leather
merth us OF Union st., hav failed, with ali tes ; mated
al rom 100000 tO SGpUu Inc assets arc tohshF'' s"ou
a large part Of them being n stock
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE
louisville, ny, Nov 2S.-1he Legislature met
at fanSI 2 a scott county Tor speaker Of House
The nomuatou sequl alent 10 election
AFREsH WATER SUPPLY FOR AsBURY PARk;f
AsBl,RY PARK, y. j., Nov. 2S.-A company ior
suTinr hs7ury Park and ocean Grove with spring water
J, Mi I'bll bs called he Neptnne Water Company.
TWO MINING COMPANIES TNC0RPoRArED,,
Nning Comp,nV with capital of fOO0ODO and the Blue
Lead %onso i-'C ts s.,s al aaoror @ at u
pANAGE5 CLAIMED FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
lsRUnY PARK, \. j., Nov. 2e.-A suit WAS
9rolgt oG'y ss1' 1's ir Nt ho ' was arTst sTe
on august last, at the nstgauon OF Mr. Bradley as pick
p'''' IMPROVEMENTS IN OCEAN GROVE. MI.
OCEAN GROVE. " J.sNOy. 2S.--ihe Ocean Grove
st"r aS The water has been GRAINED on atS tnl
oceon aud Ia ako viii 20 extended nearly BOO feet before
A BANK BURGLARa SENTENCE.
BOsION Nov. 2S.-LauglOn ". Moore a burglar,
9O @ ' sSn 10 wa! 3aE keS S'l6i 5 dr A & Sai a
ant Cse to syn kes M saia ny is7 mo5S 5G
is iI,y y.soyen yeaIs Old.
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A STAR ROUTE CONTRACTOR ARRESTED

IHi TELEGRAPH TO TIE Iilbl Nr.I
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S..-hlvn o. BncI Star
Route contractor in the Boone combination, which
controls nearly n thousand small Star Routes has
been arrested at the instance of the Star Route
prosecutors. and has given his rccoenlzaneo to ap-
pear when wanted. Tho charge against HIM Is un-
dcrstood to be that hc gave worthless bonds In
one ease hc was declared falling contractor ana
in default $4,000. His bond was found TO hc
worthless. lie offered 10 COMPROMISE at N2,oOo
and the late Sixth Audi or assenled 10 ION
ami procured the approval Of the PoStmastrr-Gen-
.cral. It IL supposed that Buck is wanted as much
nv "a witness against Lillcy before the Grand jury
y, on account of prospective procce ihs5 against
himself
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ALnss OF HALF 4 MILLION.

BOsTON, Nov. 2S.---Firc Tonight totally de-
stroyed the Of the American Rubber Company at
Taft Cambridge, together with valuable machinery and
"A large quantity of stock and manufactured
rarmcLts The total loss Il 100000, divided ~ follows:
On stock gyOO 900; on ma, hncry, S.Uu.UNO; Hud on
huudurs SiDOO Insurance, $l5O.Oup Iuc names
of the cuIlaulr4 involved cannot Le ri.ru fuI'Sh|
Tho factor, vas doing heavy husiuCt, 'hr cuploNes
working until f.. ~. regularly. The origin pI l'r hIc
yyas Iro,,ly accidental. The lamr4 rst htcu 10
tbe engine room The works cousrtc cd Of nyc buildings,
The urinrpal structure beng 300 by 30 feet Nu" lour
stories I'm be ght tnr others Cou-li"rI} tWhlt
Tncprspretorg undecided yet On the question oi
rebuilding.
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u.uBI-PG AND THE ZOLLvEREIN.

GrRLIS. Nov. 2S.-In the Reichstag, to-day,
the debate was begun the project for he lncoIPoa
ton of Hamburg In the Zoyerein Herr Blttcl Minister
of Finance said the negotiations with Bremen for the
same object would now proceed speedily. He denied
that the Government had exercised any undue pressure
ON Hamburg majority have sigfied their readiness
10 submit the bill authorizing grant for the inclusion
of Hamburg The ZOilyerein TO committee Tor pre-
lminary discussion There is no opposition on any
side 10 the cost OF the undertaking. but II is intended
that the committee shall clear up existing doubts in re-
gard to the constitutional aspect Of the question
Prince Bismacrk said the question to whether the
amount TO be contributed TO Hamburg by the Empire
was too high was open 10 argument, but ne personally
thought 1t moderate The point involved III the nues
ton Of incorporation was the carrying out Of const
tional provisions. In this he would not allow him
self 10 be hindered. lie would endeayOr, by
every iustfable means, long he was compelled 10
retain Office to consolidate the Empire Germany, haS
lng removed the danger of European complications by
establishing amicabc relations, he couid not smut ms
eyes internal questions Ue SAID that nc was aston
jshpd Il AT Germany was st backward in aspirations
for unity. Those who thought be expected gratitude
judged falsely Thanks were due TO the Emperor aLd
subsequently replying to Herr Lasker Natioua Lib
eraD Prince Bismarck said " You command me 20 sac
rlilce my CONVICTIONS an psIies AaNo iJ
III the clueIent phases OF idy ennIVs oI uiy' to.L
not accept responsibility OF the state OF things sought
10 be ed by the present measure III you 90 no"
wish my plans, reject them, hut VIII not accept The
responsibility OF their nOn-eXecuilOn."
Prince Bismarck's speech almost entirely passion
less but he BETRAYED great warmth when he referred
German unity encountered from the Liberals The main
points Herr LaskeT's speech alnsiOns To the
by Prince Bismarck. 4 statement made by Herr Wind
thOTst the UramOnane leader, pointing to the pFOb
cooperation the Centre with the Conservatives excited
considerable interest The debate ended IN resolution
10 refer the Dll to a committee
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TIE ATTEMPT TO DEFR4UD A MERCHANT

BOsToN, Nov 28.-The jury in the case of
Gardner A. Fuller, Captain T.. Francis Mosher aud Dr.
A. W. X Newton, charged with conspiracy 10 defIaud
Daniel Goodnow out OF the bark Western Sea and a
valuable cargo returned verdict this morning in tho
gnperOr Criminal Court Fuller and Moshar were found
guilty but Newton acquitted DE- Newton dis
charged from CuEtCdy and Fuller and MO5AeT were
auded 10 the Jail EKcep ptOus viii bc ilcd Ia their
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can citizens It said that he has been badly deced
by pretences, and thus led to make some nisaAes'
TIE NEW GovERNOR. GENERAL OF CUBA.

HAVANA, Nov. 2S.-General Luis Prencer-
CAST Gordon the newly appointed CaptanGenerni OF
Cuba with his wife, arrived here to-day. He was sworn
in and took possession of bis office. General Blanco VIII
start for Spain on December 8. CaTtan General iTen-
dergast has issued proclamatons to the inhamanls
soldiers and volunteers he viii follow lol
and generous policy which offers guarantees OF respect
and consideration 10 all opinions
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LEROY TO BE HANGED TODAY

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-A CorCner's officer has
already summoned jury which viii TO certify the
death OF LEROY who is TO be executed tomorrow for the
murder OF Mr. Gold LEROY has retracted his confes-
son relative to murder OF Lieutenant Roper and
declares that the confession made in fit Of hauci-
nation His solicitor has written letter 10 Sir W.li am
Harcour the Home Secretary, asking the Secretary 70
grant an mmed ate interview, 20 allow him
Plain fully LerOy's alleged confessions which convince
the solicitor that LEROY s tho victim Of hChiodal
mania ii a late Lour this evening il stated that
The Home Secretary had finally decided not 10 grant
respite 10 LEROY.
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PACIFYC SrHAuSAIP LINE SOLD.

san FRAvCIsco, Nov 28.-Thc BuIictia publishes
al interview with W r. Babcock 81 the directors Of
the Pacific Coast Steamship CoaIany, who stated with
out reserve that Gooda Perkins Co had sold the
trolling interest In the company to Henry Willard The
acticu taken without consulting the Board Of D
rectors who were In ignorance thereof until Wednesday.
Peter DOnahue, another sioCbhUider, confirmed Bah
cocks statement and said furtBcr mat th- transfer IN
ciuIrd eysrvthig belonging the company. and also
tAe San Juis Obispo and Santa Maria Railroad The
new steamship now building IN The Last.
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FoUR MEN MURDERED IN MISSISSIPPI

NEw-O ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-A dispatch from
Aberdeen, Miss, says: "On Saturday four a
wagon passed through this place. stating that they
from a point near the Alabama line and going TO
Arkansas. They encamped three miles west Of Aber-
deem and Sunday evening some persons passing by
found them lying mattresses, covered with quilts,
each with his head split open though with axe.
No evidence of robbery visible. Officers nHyO
started for the Of the murder and every effort W
be made to ferret out the perpetrators OF the crime"
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rur TROUBLES IN ICELAND.

Jovnov Noy. 29.-The houses of two persons VINO
bad mad rent were wilfully burned at hnoeKaSh-
near Longhrea, County Galway, last evening
marty of armed men forced an entrance 10 lhe
house of farmer, named O'Keeffc, near Millstreet
CoIuty Cork, and fired several shots at the occu-
oapt wounding him He had paid rent
Tho DnbIiD correspondent of The Times says:
e,ra moro effective means must he found TO restore
order unlp-s the Government is prphr'u 20 ct u'T
iry drift into absolute anarchy and reVo uti" ic nc
cGunts received daily OF ouirages IN various uSbiVl9
,oI llv renresput the truth. In County care alone
seven houses fired into last week "i Wlich
no reports have been published ReHisl laee 10 te P1
[ent OF rent HAS not III tHo io''' ''"'e0' "
creased.
The Cork correspondent of The Times says
partv OF armed recently entered the honse OF
woman named Henane, near ListOWe county herr oI
fh Durpose of shooting her because sire had gwen Io
1netnn TO the police The children thIe" themselves
upon their mother III terror, ana one OF lnSl &
charge OF shot In Its legs IEe party tien iyIt @ tI
al er making the mother swear, under IiIt' Vi "d,
NOT to dyulgc the occurrence SIX persons nave Dech
arrested on suspicion of being concerned IL TIE outrage
Mr.. Butterfied, Land League organizer Tor
Counties Down and Armagh, was arrested to-day at
Lcwes.
Archbishop Croke, of Cashel, and the Rev Mr.
Cautwell have both subscribed to, and written
cn,-pctically in advocacy of, a National fund for
the supuorl Of the imprisoned suspects
The British man-O Of-war Mlnotaur, OF the Chahhel
squadron, will he withdrawn from the Al5h CodS'
and the men paid of.
LONDON Nov 29-7he TimoS'S correspondent at
Dublin saws that several outrages have occurred in
Comfy Wexford which until recently was quiet
and orderly. The Sheriff of Cork, protected by a
large force Of military and police, has arrived NJ
CasletoWp where there are to be forty cYlCtChS on
1he estates Of Lord Bantry. Herbert Gladstohe
accompanied the Sheriff.
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THE RESULTS OFA DISASTROUS STORM.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-AbOut forty persons in
3ured in the late gale being treated ia the London
hospitals 1t is feared that of the viii
fatal Fifty barges sunk in the Thames. Extensive
Foods are reported In the Upper Thames valley A
number OF Yarmouth snacks still cut. and there IS
iAuch anxiety lest they may have met with disaster.
report has reached Berehayen that the lighthouse
Cali Rock ten miles from Bantry Bay has heen WAS ned
away aud that six inmates have peris6ed