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Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
DEATH 4.


NORR, NV - In this city. OF the 18th int.
Kate K. Iorow, daughter Of Capt. l. oh"rt
i. and Emily 4 MORROW, in the 18th year
other age
The relatives and friends ofthc family are
respectfully in3'yeG to attend the funeral
from the residence Gf her parents, No. l3.L4
Washin.tOn street on Thursday afternoon
al o'cloos. 70 proceed to kNerview Gene
tery.
We saw her suiierngs, heard her pighs
ith throaoing haart and We apitg eyes.
But now sDe calmly see,s ut last,
All sorrow. pain and suffering past.
BOWlNG.-On the 18th inst, Mary A., wife
Of EpDrAim =. bOw,nR.
Tne riatIves and friends Ct the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
street, ON Thursday afternoon, Ut 2u'c!uck
lnterment ut RtyGrview Cemetery.
C ARK Died suddenly OF heart d scase,
on 1ucsdby, the if4 inst, Mr.. Levi q.
CLARK, In 10 e4th yearei his age.
Funeral scr ices III his In G Residence, near
St. Georges, on Friday MorninV, tre 18th
inst at 10 O'Clock. lhternclt ut the VII.
mingtOn and BIaEuy vine Gem try. ricnds
and acIuailtancos are Invited.
BhINK-On the leth irs, Mary W. Brink
The relatives and lends ara res. cctfuIly III
vit"d to ttrnt tn" funeral frJiI the resiGcuce
Of har hu> hara, Ches'cr ". BRINK. sOuthcaft
arIav, Augu II 1oth ut 5 o'clock, =. m, win
out further notice Services at tEe Old
Swede's Church, al $50 p. m.
FUhRER On the 18th inst ut Mer han =.
Vile, N. j., tdwar NJ. turber.
fuLer.l services ON Friday, Auyuet lsth, at
%",e OK, y. n, at sou h Laarcl Hill, FmIa-
delphla.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
A Pennsylvansa opinion.

FhI'ANtIpTlIa fFesF,
Delaware will either have 'omodify
its peual code or purchase new gal.
lows, there being no less than seren
capital cases awaiting trial in ;he New
Cast le-county Jail. Crime seems 70 in.
crease in the Diamond State, nolwiIh.
$ andlrg the severe penalties it imposes
IN every offence, from chicken. stealing
TO burg AIRY, and it is Just as likely as
n NJ tuat the severity Of ihe penalties
nas something to do with the increase.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Garfield 10 his Mother.

HIRAM, Ohio, August l2.-ilrs.
Garfield, the presidents mother, r.
ceive.l to-day u letter frorn her SOD. II
is the first tune abe has had word
from his pen sine he was shot s,<
weeks ago II is brief, bu, iti, written
so clearly and leg;bly that it speaks
volumes in regard to the president g
physical condition. Mrs. Garfield has
been filled with anxiety since she
heard Of the last operation that was
performed upon her son. Nothing could
have so ettectually cheer,st aed com
torted her rs this evidence Of hi. III
creasing strength, as well as for his
thoughtful love for her. She is At
present spending a few weeks in Hiram,
at the house of her nine Mrs. p. B.
ClaPp. Knowing that many hearts
would be gratifiel with the good new =
the letter contains, Mrs Garfield has
consented to send 1t to the Leader lot
publication in its columns. The follow
ing is verbatim copy OF the prosi,en,' I,
letter.
WAsHlNGToN, August II, 1881
DEAR MOTHER Don't be disturbed
by conflicting reports about my con-
di'ion. ltis true am still weak an
on my rack; but am gaining every
day and need only time aud patience
to bring me through.
Give my love,o all the relatives and
friends, and especial y to sisters iiitty
and Mary. Your loving son,
JAMES A GARFIELD
Mrs. Eliza Garfield, Hiram, ONO.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Horses Oh the Track

Yesterday afternoon as the train
which left his city at 80 on the w.
Il n. road approached Newport, the
eng neer discovered three horses and a
colt standing on the track; he imme.
iia'cly blew lis " III ,tle loud aud long,
but without any effect, until the tran
was almost on them, wh-n they frisked
their tails, anl trotted of in search OF
other pastures.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Almost q Fire.

Yesterday afternoon IL woman living
near Newport, took up some ashes and
threw them into a hog pen; in a few
minutes smoke was seen arising, ac-
companied by the shrlll cries of the por-
ker, who had serious objections to being
smoked previous to Icing cured. m.
fire was extinguished with few buck
cts of water.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
G00aTlns

to renew hosiery for ynaF y,i',n balance
Kennard & Co. ara Offering a large ~
fancy hosiery in all sizes an, az desirable
styles among them, ana "'
All imported goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Garbage.

Great complaint is made oft the failure
on the part OF the garbage contractors to
visit the south east corner of Sixth and
Church streets. Garbage Is accumula.
ting in that neiGhD)rnood and becoming
u great nuisanCe.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
An Agricultural Wonder.

Rudolph tinker, residing on Wawas-
ct street near Adams has growing in
his back yard stalk Of cOrn. 1t is Ger
tainly the grestest agricultural curios-
ity OF the season. 1t il 9 feet hign and
has On it IL large, well-for1nod ears OF
Corn.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
CROQUEY.
RING TOSS,
Lawn TENNIS.

large assortment Of 'iammocas, Baso
ttalls and Bat Yclocipedey, Whcel,'arrsws
and Express Wagons. We would call your
attention to our Stock Of Chiltreus Carriages
at factory prices. Eottom prices in on Cloths,
Carpets and Matt!Gss, I1n, ui-& spi Creck.
ery.~arc, Boots Shoes aud Fancy Goods.
Everything IN the hUrsefuru ishing line. Fire
Works, Flags, Lanserns, &c We would bs
pleased to have yoa cal aad examine our
tUck
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
A Coming ExonHpla \.

The excursion of ST. Johns Comrpan
derry X. r., to Atlantic City on Septelu
Der 1St., will be accompanied by thu
Harmony Cornet hand of 80 pieces
On the evening Of Wednesday, August
3l-t, the knights viii give street pa
rade.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
A SOGldeu lDeAth.

Mrs. Mary W. Brinck, wife Of Mr..
Christopher W. Brinck, engineer of the
ilght house tender Arbutus, died to. day
in this city, after an illness of only u
few days. The funeral will take place
on Saturday. lnterment at Old Swedes
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Iron RrldKe4.

A number of iron bridges are being
constructed by the p. w. Il b. Elit.
road Company at different points on
their road. One has been completed
1t Sharon Hill, and another al Da. by
is almost finished.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
THE LATEST.

The Presidents Condition IN
changed.
Special Despatch to the REPUBLICAN.
WAsHIN GToN, ID. G., Aug. l7.--I.lo
2. M.-rhe Presidents general condt.
ton Is unchanged since morning. Pulse
1l2, temperature 9s.7 and respiration IS.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
SINE Ones Loss, No One'' G0iE.

A book valuable only to the ownel
was found on the New Castle special by
Conductor Layfield yesterday. Itcan
be had through application to this of.
flee and paying for This notice.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
The MuIL erer l.uifean.

A late telegram from Washington,
this morning, says that it was reported
on the streets here iu Wilmington
that Guitean, the assassin, attempted to
kill one of the guards at the Jail, this
morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
BRO (iulteFH.

The attention of the Street Commits
siorrr is called to the bad and unsafe
cutters, at Lincoln and Delaware ave
nues. They al, in bad order and should
be repaired al once.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Il. A. Il.

The tugboat Taurus has been ch lr-
tered to carry the posts of Grant Army
from this city to rennsgrove, on Satur-
day next, TO attend the grand rally at
that place.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
To tho HaalIh ROart

The attention of 'he board of health Is
called TO the house No 42O East Fourth
street, about he improper sanitary con-
d'tion ct which great complaint is
made.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Invitation.

W. s;4sosee.' ssts seo?gn };s;t1 asoS, 's
make them comfortable and
instructive. Your parcels are
checked; a waiting-room is
provided, where you may
rest with ladies and children;
guides conduct you through
the house, or you wander at
will ; there are many things
Of interest to see, and you
are sure Of a wele ONE.
Drop in while waiting for
a train, or stop over il you
can afford the time.
JOHN WiNANAkER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market and Juni
per Streets, Phllada.
Accessible by horse carr from everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

r OOK hTTHE MAN THROWING UP
IL his hat IL he going crazy? No. indeed,
but he il so happy that his wife has ust made
bread out OF the Shamrock Flour. and it If 80
good he Is rejoicing. his Is TIE -four only ~
cts. h.. 55,. Tor snhll bag. ~. 10 for large bay.
1t mnses the men throw up their hats. /
makes tho women sing, 1t makes he rhilir.h
dance. and makes you eat till You caat tel
what is the matter with you. Come see it.
Come try it. Give Il one tial. You can't
tell what you miss by not having it. Come
to lO5 East Sixth street for SEamro X Flour.
augll-ctt 4. NJ. WlER
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
The kSOlen Tickets.

II is stated that tick IT'S 40 to 40 will
moi be- received on Goulcy's excursion
10 hnorrow, they being the ones stolen
from Harry SuIlice some ten days ago.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
WlLMIN,,l,yN uuUrAriUN
WILMINGTON HAY AMI. r ,AW
NkhklI
The (ity MART etc .

There was a ldrg" amount of produce
offered fer sale saturday morning,
and H.. attcndaurr at the market was
large
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
"iod moves H. a rnyster0ls way,
HIS WDu4ers 10 pUfiur,u
he plants HIS 10 Isyep- III tEe So
An riaes upoa the .'orm

Rev. NJ .t'hias HJrnIi,) preached l1
evening sermon from lsaaA, " d cA'P'
ter, and 3lst verse "iEey 'h1' wA'
upon toe Lord shall reu"s lLrt
strength" &c. The sermon EHSuE
rect aud practical appeal to lar i',eol
ver,ed to give their hearts to Il Il '0a
be saved. Rev. W. \. Mag" io'V~
in an exhortation OF much tDTtr, "'Ia ID
response 10 his invitation s"vef' pg,
scented themselves at the aitH, iH''e~
whom were converted. =.
Rev. Alam StenE.e il anRol0s'"U
preach this (Wetne~day luoE"Wa' alu
Rev. NJ. \. Elcnard, the aiSFlooa
There were m,Hy r"Trr1- VI" '''i
Or. Brialor ruuit nor remain 'Au
preach last night, but the !N"'N ~
booked for Ocean Grove to""' "D
cDuld not remain. gate a h0'NT'I a
persons are iudispn>rd upon 'h' E''"s
not 4 lew of chem slii,rhE tE0'" -'nur
in the stomach and dtarr .r's, '@' ~.
Or. Hughes is kept busy in s!'i'''''e.
ing kinu and cheerful words al" w."
at the satne time. 81.
Last evening the Union c,"Srs c,,"rs
treated to ice cream all aroni'd %g, %",n,
Oliver and laiy, keepers OF Tie 'D an
boarding tables. or collr'eE ,s' % ,rs
preciated. The treat incIuld 'A''"
ular boar,lerS at the table ~,
Rev. Samuel Hance now u Wv ,odo.
year of his age is qnite i'll BEN. o' an
ed 10 hi, tent. There were st'"1 1.ouh
prehensiuns on Monday that "
no, recover, but he Is NOW eS''.. mend
ST. TauI's Association VIII NV IA,
their partially demolished 'nee,''
until after camp meeting Is "e''
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

ROE Market ST. is the place for fine
photographs, Y card for 81. 80 " 7 for 81
no extra charge for clild.rn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
ni6t it0ren. SD babe falm nod 3eit,
Den Bug 81 erreiben. Sbr

niht ftDrer. Sd babe foum nod 3eit,
Den Bug SIT erreiben. Sbr
$. GatfcS."
G6er Scr. 8arfes mar nibt auf pcln
@ege ua6 @n9lano; er elite mit0ampfeSs
frat naG Wfarieiue, mo- itD ua0 Qort
Sab einihiffeu pollte, lin 10 l6neu ais
MIR m09li1 nod Quitralien 81 gelon0en.
Sin namenloies @ntiebeu Bate i'm er9rtFs
fen, OuB man i'm tuegen btcie5 WtoroeS
Der6aften f0nnte. I'M Die fonlte er elm
Nlibi na6peilen =? Gr bate Die 9(00t, III
nel1er icine Srau DeriAmunoen tp0r, III
bD6lt ncr066tiaer, Observation-Disclosures
Dirt sugebrabt, Nno BET WforO fOtnte au
allen Stunbeu begangen tpproen lei1. Gr
bate Iberbic5 au0 am anoern Sage oaS
@elo seba6t, uno es CAB leDr ptele SeIte,
tpelde beidn0ren t~onntclt, ME arm CT an
Sage 5uDpr getpeien mar.
Sl leiner 9ln9it i6mieoete Ct cine gait3e
Gette bon 10 1tarfeuS eiueiien, DaB CT furd)s
tete, iic ni6t 0urdretBen 81 fDnnen nm
lieber entfloD. 0ineDra mar toOt - blele
SbatiaAe Da fG0r qenug uno CT ipor
iebr eridiittert unO bctriibt barber; aber
ippSu bate ct suriidfehrer un0 Nues autz
ipilblen iouen, tpenu er OeIo genlg in leis
ner Sai6e bate, I'm bamit annersipo Elm
ueue5 &eben gu Beginner ?
G;eheu+pe SnNitpI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18

tbun. Nber tpenn sic meinen yatb be-
folgen, 10 9Ieiden sic iih ieBt nod nit
SSbrem Sntel aus. Isle 1et6t CT 2"
v@rabam @oloburn!"
Limb er tpobnt 2"
v2ln einem Srte Ianens Sic Sic SAP,
ettpa sp0Hsis @eiIen 1OeitIia BON @9Os
11en."
vun6 er lit reid 2"
vS6 CLAUDE ia Weine Wfutter bGlt
ibn gar fur einen MtuionGr; aber oas bee
Stpeifle l6."
v9ieie 2anbpirt9e pflegen BIER oft fcbeIs
baft reid 81 ietn. Solgen Sic meinem
Gatbe nno i6reiben sic tbn glei6, Sanz
ton. 8Ietben Sic bel mir bis sic Don i6m
9eDOrt baben. SD bin redt frob, pern
sic mir Elm mentg 6elfe1 fDnHen."
Der tun9e Wtarn tptIigte etmas mfrs
rid etr, u1o nerlpraG, anl nGhiten Sage
gu l6ret6en.
rS6 mo1te mid gera6e 10 germ ertrGnz
fen," laate CT. vS6 femme metnen Snfel
l1t6t uno CT miro am @noe turbtbar bOie
letn, oaB i9 nt6t 9letb az ibn gegangen
btn."
Isle f0nnen es ieoenfaus D%eriuden."
1agte 6enrD PGrfes, ais CT ietHem @aite
quite gta0t bot, uno fugte fir it6 bin3u,
ru1o tpeltn i6 BET Der 8ermittlung nidtS
beransl6Ia9e, iou's ni6t mein Sebler
letn. Sin ret6er &anbtpirt6 lit Elm, 8ogel,
bel benz 1t3 oas Gupfeu belo9nt."
9l6tes &apitel.
6 n II II aII.
0iIfreo 8anton mar etpas ~nertpMnbert
oaruber. Dap 9enrD 8artes 10 lebr in ibn
oran9, letnem OnteI su ihreiben. @enn
ct Der bette uno ~9erinenbaftefte Mtentor
9eDelen mare. Der ie einen iungen Mens
l9en %lettete. bate er nidt dngltLi6er oarum
letn tonnen, oaB lein iunser ShiibIing in
pen Nugen ietnes u~nbefannten 9ertponos
ten finoen ioae.
Der tWrge Ifan1 par etpas tpipsripGns
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

The mercantile trade Of Yuma
 is not as f1ouriohing as usual, as i1 always the ease. in the Summer
 months. V.ry litiln prospecting
 is now heing done, and neucp,
 there Is very little cu;fttirg. Our several merchants have O hand large stocks, and doing still a good hn,ines Steamer dn! carry away large amnaHt of snp' plies, pure! ast | hsr re, for the va'l- oas a..;.g camps on ihe upper Hitt,. Onr tu,iare, hou,es a;.- ticiplie a lively trade in the early Fall and B steady trade 10 that tune.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

Mir. Charles Lee, who has been for some time prospecting in the country south of Yuma and ad joining the Sonora line, has been in town fer some days. Mr. Lee is &n old prespecior and wnrke ed for everal years in the Nu:ure mine. He speaks favurably of the country and is quitting for d re- turn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

San JIan's day was celebrated at Yuma on Friday last by our young people. True to his patriotic religion Mr. J. l.. Smith (Hualpai>) invited every. body to his ranch near town. We were not there, but the young folks say that their host regaled them with a royal entertainment. The gathering was not large, hut they enjoyed themselves in com memnration of the Lords patron saint, and Hau!paiS too. May the old man live 10 see many more San Juan days.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

The Board of Supervisors, by :aw, meet on Monday next, but hat day being a National holiday, we presume they will adjourn ,i,l Tuesday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02
ARIZONA SENTINEL.

Samuel Brannan passed through Yuma recently on his way to his colony in Sonora.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

Hon. J. G. Campbell eX-dele : gate to Congress has gone to Washington on some private business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE.-ln mentioning the retire ment of Mir. A. Tyner from the Palace Hotel in our last issue it was proper that We should have also mentioned the name of Capt. Vim. II Simmons, the fiduS Achates "Of the Palace. Always prompt, active and attentive 10 its patrons. We hope to see him soon landlord himstlf.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

MT. J. l.. B. Alexander left for PhenX last week. Wherever Joe goes inc will do well and will meet with many friends. He isan cfficientand promising young man, and will De H gnrd citZen wherever he goes.-And We wish him we'll
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02
A pleasant hmile was had at In

A pleasant haile was had at lhe Y" Yuma Mil on the evening of the 24,h. The had roads, between Yuma ard the mill, prevented many from town visiti.g "ui California neighbors. Repe*t iI again, when Inc roads get good and we will swarm you with guests.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

Our friend Jos. J. Stein has been appointed deputy Recorder Our official relations W tn Joe" show him as ever kind and obIig- ing. and always at his post of duty. Judge Purdy has in this made good appointment.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

Joseph Goldwater proposes, we hear, to locate himself permanent, ly at Prescott. Mir. G. has been fir number of years intimately identified with 'he interests of Arizona and is a shrewd business man.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

There is d prospect of another hutcher-shop in town. The more the merrier, tut one shop with good beef is better than two with poor and badly kept.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

The Hot Mud rrc S.u ttc hc Railroad 1 h  hd and
  rdwth dfurc circular F
  without Charge
 BLACKBURN BROTHERS JAMES Propristors
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-07-02

In cur last issue. in referring O the Steamer Gila's last trip as far as '' Puihamus Lardihg," we erred in saying Signal, instead of Mineral Park.
, 1881-09-29
ITALY.
I J. x II IL
TIE EAlTtIQUAIkE IN AuuIlZZI.

THE EAIFI4uAItE IN AllIluXZE.
RoME, Sept. :.!s.-.rllo destruction caused
by the earthquake in Abr,,zzi fur oxcco,ls
anything Indicated by tho first reports. The
Archbishop of Chitti appeals pltuossly for
lcln. lle says tho despair il only comparable
Ia TINT of Cnsa,naccinla. Over 1000 llullses
ura unlnllnbitahe, utld tho remainder are
moro or loss l[ssuretl. Four-nfths OF the
population nra sl,eltrrless.
CARDINALS I'LL.
Cardinal Edward norr0,ncn Ii reported
dying. Cardinal VINCENT Morettf Ia also
seriously III.
THE lltlHit QUESTION.
HOME. Sept. 93.-IhG extraordinary Coll
EreKatlon which Inns been for Il IoslK ttno
making examination With the nhIocl of asceg-
thinning whit Acti0n the Vutfcnn cAlI tukv In
regard to the disturbed stnto of ireland lIas
concluded It's lnbors. TlIe report remains
secrat. rs 1t comprises l,lnsiy cuses Ut COLI
sclo.ice, but tho general result Is lint thnru
aro Ila menus III accommodating tho .tlifur-
ing ylows Of tlia Irish J;Ishops, bcrause tho
Congregation secs no way of Interfering In
politlcRl mRtter5.
, 1881-09-29
FRANCE,
EAtjSsfl:ik
StIfcjft{ {Hfy{e.

PARIS, Sept. 2s.--rho Hcmlds spoclal
snys; Il dispatch fruln The Algerian corrc-
spontle'lt Of thu Figaro today anIlo,tnccs that
Gen. Snusster, not wishing to accept tlle
responsibility Of plan OF campaign tlruwn
up by Gen. Farrc, has refused to undertake.
the coltrol of tic operations now beginning
III Tunis.
ANOTHER PRETTY ClIcUs-1,lDER
Is shortly to swell the ranks OF the upper ten
Thousand, Mle. EmllIo Loisset, whose
sisters marriage to Prince Il. Van 1s,iss
made sucli Il sensation short time ngo, Is
snld to be betrothed 10 Count EIemcr Uut-
thyany.
THE STORY OF SARA pElsSl1ARpT IN
AatEttiC..,
by Marie Colombtcr. Is to bo published here
Oil Monday. Arsene uoussaye has wrIttena
preface to 1t.
THE EXTREME LEFT TO nE 1GSonEp.
10 fhs tTftfsrn Annotated Prfsk.
pAnts, Sept. .S.-'rho Cabinet Council de-
cItcd to ignore tile manifesto of tho Extreme
Lift adveryo to the wur In AfrFcu.
Tlfi: QUESTION Of COTTON TISSUES
was discussed by the AilElo-Frencl1 Tariff
Commissioners Tuesday. I'llu reception Of
tile Eagllsl. delegates Was more satisfactory
titan o1l Nonday. John Slagg, member Of
Parliament fur Manchester, said lle was
authorized to inform tho Commissioners ol1
bchnlf of the Manchester Chamber Of COM
1nerco tint, unless tic treaty was arranged
SO rs to provide Il reasonable prospect lor
business, tho Chamber would prefer to al-
low tho negotiations to collapse. Slngg
added tlsat tho proposed treaty WIS beconl-
lug increasingly unpopular In Englanl, III
consequences Of tho prolsibttive tllr,. tho
FRENCH proposals. wero tnking. lie found,
ffoln Inquiry, tint the cost Ut production was
almost equal III Frnnca alld England. anu
my tncrc!lso Of ttuty would lead 10 the cx-
tlnction Of tho English cotton trade with
France,
, 1881-09-29
TILE EhIlsE1lOR8,


Speefut Cable.
l.0NT>0y. Sept. 2J.-lt Is very hard tn gel
nj tho rcHl fucts llp0ll WIIlIh tho 1'nll Null
clubs cslabiish tonight their belief that tho
Czar alMt Emperor Of Anstria will meet to-
morrow or Friday ut Orkollwa, 4 small p!ace
Ill tho raflr0ld lending from Warsaw to
Southern ll1ssfa. Around tho lfornlnu Post,
where people nro ynry we'll Informed III ru-
card to tho movements md tloings of tho
European Courts, tlluy ,tsscrt that Emperor
Francis Josepl, ll,ls left Vienna today for
Cracow or Lenberg, WHENCE lie Will proccctl
to tho little r0ltsls-Ilusslan village of Or
k0llwh, which Is almost nj equal distance
from both those p!aces and from Warsaw,
WtcrU
THE CXA1i
Is said to i,avo alreut!y nrritctl. III tlle way
OF an explanation or tint imperial interview,
yet prnblemattc, Which was not expected 10
occstr 10 SOM after lint OF Dantxte. two rrn-
sons aro given In tlio conversations at tho
clubs. On tile one liaml 1t Is saitl that tho
Emperor Frnncis Joseph Is dissatisfied ut
tho recent decision arrived at by tie Euro
pean Commission of the Danube, which Itas
decided that Anstrtn should Ilot have tho
castlng yoto In the commission, md lio seeks
for SUPPORT Mt tile hands ut llussin.
On THE oTt1En SIDE
they stato tint tho Car Is very much Ill
ccnscd Mt tho conduct or Atr. Kolonan Tlsza,
tho Hungarian Premier, who recently re-
fused 10 conIp1Rtn automatically to Rus
sin Of the bcllnylor uf stllo Mtlscoyito
otliccrs surprised while taking drawings If
Austro-1fungarIan fortresscs OIL the border,
t,nt wllo ordered, through cttcutar tho
Municipal Councils of Hungarian towns to
'lcal directly with such officers whenever
CAuElt.
, 1881-09-29
Ono Thousand Houses Mt ADruzzi.
Italy, Destroyed by nn
Earthquake.
Fools or Knaves still Buyinp
Confederate Bonds in
London.
Tic Tunnel Headings under the Severn
Meet, Only Three 1ncllcs Out
of tho Way.
rhe osar aighly 1ncensod at m Act
Of the Hungarian Premior,
TisSa,
RUSSIA.


CAPITALIZATION AT MOSCOW.
Moscow, Sept. :8.--A fire. which COM
menced Inst evening IN tho Merchants l}azar
I'll tllis city, 'lns nlroatly destroyed twenty
warehouses III spttu of all efforts. Thu con-
migration 10 stfll raging.
FURTHER DISPATCHES.
Moscow, Sept. :a,S.-Tlu wilulo bazfar, ex-
cept fow shops. burned to tho ground. The
fire continues. The ttDlnnRo Is enormous.
IT IS ESTIMATED
that 2,5o0,o00 rublcs Of property have been
destroyed; insured.
4 FAILURE.
ST. PErEnsnuKG, Sept. 2S.-Tl,e Secret
Antl-N1hilist League Of Rllsslall mobiles Inns
proved failure. Tho largo contributions
wore wasted, and no noteworthy Nihilists
detected.
ExTlsADIT1oS.
lilo xigc1aCc Russe states that ills imposst-
bic to fix the lato for tic conclusion Of tho
convention on the subject of International
extradft[oi, rs tho question Is ono that deep
~ touches the proconceived opinEons antt lit
t!onal prcjudlccs Of certnin constitutional
countries. Tho Government Is positive a
wholesale reaction has already become gctl-
eraL
A uKA8ts
sanctions tho construction of tho Lntc1la Xii
bc'lski Cnnal, the connecting link between
the rivers flowing into tho White Sea md tho
Ualtlc and tho tributaries Of tho Vofga.
, 1881-09-29


VlENSA, Sept. 9S.-WIllEnm Walter Phelps,
United StAtos Minister ut Vlenlla. has nskcd
tu be relieved Of lis functions as soot, III lts
successor can conveniently reach yIenna.
THE 1IUSDAltIAN DIET.
IEsTlf, Supt. .S.-The Dict 0f Hungary
ol.ened toItay. The Emperor lwult or tha
actual and consistent prnKrcss townr.ls .n
equilibrium III tlle Budget. lilo saitl tl,n
lnatu4l goo.l will Of the l''owcrs which Ind
hIthsrt0 facilitated II peaceful settlement of
international questions continued to uxIst
alld Justified tho hnpo ol q M4alntena,.co of
pe0CG,