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San Antonio.

San Antonio.
Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June 27.-Michesl Schote
an old German 70 years old, was found
drowned in the river to-day. He had been
missing since yesterday morning. He
was an industrious, contented old man, and
il Is supposed that while walking by the
river be fell 10 and was drowned. He leaves
number Of children and grand children.
W, s. Hoyden, formerly Of Kansas City,
now barkeeper at the Clipper saloon, was
shot by his wife Sunday afternoon. Report
has it that he attacked her while intoxicated
with butcher knife The shooting was
done with Colts pistol, the ball taking
effect in the right hand, passing through the
hand and arm ind through the shoulder.
The wound is not considered fatal.
An order has been Issued sending the De
Witt murder case back to Dewitt county
for trial.
George Henderson, guilty of theft, was
sentenced to-day to three years 10 the peni-
tentiary.
A cutting affror took r'ac" az Macedonian
colored obulcl last night about u o'clock,
between j. O Co,. ..u IA. W oshingtcn, 10
"nlcn the later cut the former IN the regien
Of the heart with penknife. Washington
WAS arrested and ia now in Jail. The wound
10 not serious.
Jake Hoffman, living on the Helotes,
about ,ixteen miles west of the city, reports
his pasture with contents Of growing grass
and cut hay burned yesterday. The lo,s
will amount TO between three and four
thousand dollars, which includes large,
string fence.
Eighteen deaths last week in this city and
four to-day.
A large delegation of New Orleans excur-
sionists arrived yesterday.
Mrs Sarah A Adams, one of the earles,
ettlers Of this couuty. diei Y esterday after
lorg illnesa. She leaves children and
grandchildren to mourn loss.
Mrs. MArenaud: is hero from New Orleans
claiming her child, five pears old, now In
possession of Annie Newman, frsil woman
Through extreme poverty the child WAS LETT
in the charge of Annie Walton, then q va.
riety performer, now Annie Newman, now q
resident Of the lowest brothel in the city
The mother WAS anxious to save her child
from life of shamess
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M MCkiuney.

Speci al to tho Herald.
Mckinney, June 27.-District court Is In
full blast this week Judge Bledsoa in the
chair; the city is full Of witnesse, and jury
men. The grand jury has found quite .
nimber of bills. j. II. Griffith widower
of some flfty summers was married yesterday
10 Miss Pattie Jobe, q beautiful young lady
Just past her sixteenth year. Mr.. Griffith is
one Of our most enterprislpg merchants and
Il is generly conceded that his
young wife will give him
q new leaee on lHo Of at lerst fifty years
The Mckinney Advocate has taken In
new partner In the shape Of q twelve-pound
daughter, born on yesterday. Joe steps
about seven feet high and has broad grin
and hasty shake for every one he meets.
Crops arc suffering very much for rain,
and unless wo have some soon the cotton,
corn and milet crops will be cut short. We
hear come complaint Of tho boil worm in
cotton.
The comet In the northwest Is attracting
consider attention. An old negro woman
says ut means wor, ksse We aint seen none
fer forty years, and then they had the biggest
kind Of an ipjun fight"
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II Hempstead.


Special TO the Herald.
Hampstead. June 27.-The night before
last the plantation ofG. s Qualls, a difficulty
took place between one Walker and another
freedman, Doc Mitchell, which resulted in
the death of Walker. Tho murderer es-
capped. Officers have been hunting him. but
as yet have found no trace. The difficulty
was about woman who had her throat cut
with . razor during the fracas She will
probably get we'll. Full particulars cannot
be acertained.
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cutting. obtained stort scsn,liug from The
interior Of the building. Using this u !
lever they burst open the Jail doofs and we're
o. liberty. One of the prisoners named
riiu, who 10 charged with murder.
aid not attempt TO escape but went
70 the nearest store and gave the alarm.
Sheriff King was instantly notified and i'm
medistly organized parties Of citizens. who
started inevery direction in pursuit of the
lying criminals. All were captured with
one exception and he will doubtless be can
tured to-day. Sheriff King Is entitled 10 great
credit tor bis energetic pursuit and prompt
capture OF ss desperate q crowd tf malef.c,
tors as ever gszed through Jail bars.
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has been sent to Austin. There il talk Of
smother western road. and several capitalists
have expressed their intention to encourage
II No Particulars can be obtained vet.
Colonel r. +. Maddox, of Atlanta, and an
omc,si OF the coming cotton exposition,
has been here for ssversl days on visit to
bis nephew. Mr. Bob Maddox.
Colonel Grlffep. an old and respected citi.
zen OF Fort Worth, died Saturday Of con-
sumption and was buried yesterday. His re.
mains were followed to the grave BY large
eoncourse Of scrrowing relatives aid
friends.
Mrs s. F. Bib and son left yesterday for
swees,s vist to Dallas, and will stop with
Mr. and Mrs A B Tsber.
Hon John D Templeton has returned
from Austin.
Major Fairfax and several other Qentle-
man have been notified to appear at Austin,
July lst. as witnesses In the land fraud
case of Captain Hanks.
Assistant Superintendent Sands, of the
Texas d Pacific. will, in few days, issue
orders to all section bosses 10 buy their
goods from j. b. Brown, tho grocer.
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London, June 27.-Nr. O'Callahan, SEQ.
rotary OF Waterford branch Of land league,
has been arrested under 'he coercion act.
Mr Sexton. speaking a Villamore, county
Kipgs, ssil that the coercion aot has ALLIED,
and thatths Outrage would continue VII Ne
~ Wa such y Tie people could ebes.
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Galveston.

V0tNGbNOus
Special to the Herald.
Galveston, June 27.-James O'Brien,
bookkeeper for Cannon & Filzwilliams,
came up town Sunday, and feeling unwell,
returned home where he died in short time.
Death Is supposed to hsve resulted from
drinking ice,water while over heated.
A Texas veteran named Benner
vas overcome by heat on Mechanic
street at noon today ar d was conveyed TO his
residence.
Say Mills, of the cotton exchange, sold at
auction to-day, on sccountJ. j. Lewis 81 Co.,
the first car load Of new Texas wheat.
1t graded number 8 and WAS
purchased by j. Reymershotfer
for the Texas Star Flour mills at a dollar
and fifteen cents bushel.
Angelo Wescot was drowned while bath.
ing In Blind bayou, near Middlegger's lake
Sunday, where he was attending the picnic of
the Spanish benevolent association. The
citizens committee to-day for
maly rendered to the Texas Mexican
railway theamount subscribed so far, ,eschs
ing $6S,C0 upon condition that the road
shall be completed from Laredo
TO Galveston within two years
time. 1t is exceedingly doubtful whether
the Palmer-Sullivan combination will accept
this amount.
A fire Sunday morning originated in the
residence of Rev v. Nj. Clastor Of West
Tabernacle church, colored, situated on
the corner Of Twenty eighth
street and avenue l. 1t rapidly
spread from tho church to four
neighboring cottages, occupied by negroes.
The buildings were all totally destroyed and
nolhirg of much value was saved except the
church organ. Coles daughter, Lula, was
severely burned, and he had his hands badly
burned in making his escape. The
pastors residence was q sheet
Of flames when the f,e was discovered,
The church was valued at $4,000; insured
for 50 700. The building was the Oldest
church ed'hce in the city, having been
built in 1S41 for the Presbyterinns, who
sold II few years since TO the colored peo.
pie who removed it from nineteenth and
church streets.
Trezevant & Campbell attorneys for Viii
Iiams in the recent unsuccessful libel suit
against Wheeler & Rhodes and A. Il. Bele
& Co. have filed motion for now trial.
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Plano.

Special to the Herald.
Plano, June 27.-Mr. w. j. Young, On old
and respected citizen of Plano, died yester-
day morning at 0 9o'clock Of dropsy and
heart disease, from both of which he has
been suffering for several we, ks psst
decomposition succeeded within q
few minutes after his demise to such an
extent that he was inferred at five O'clock
last evening.
L. Butler was the hspless victim of a
sneak thief last night who entered his room
dollsfs.
Farler Daniel, near by, had q valued horse
stolen from his barn some time last night.
Farmers complain of drou,h.
Grain Is coming in rapidly. there being
from one Thousand to eighteen hundred
bushels shipped from here daily.
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Affairs In Arkansas.

New Orleans, June G.-The DEM
ocrats Little Rock, Arksnsas special
says: In Q free ashs between farmers
In Sesrcy county and sloskmen who drove
their cattle from Missouri into
ranges in Searcy county, Arkansas,
one s.ockman, George Youngbloo', was
fatally thot and Others more or less danger
ously wounded. Two farmers wero also
wounded.
Reports from Marion county say Tho army
worm has aktpsrod In many localities
destroying ali kinds Of crops.
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Fond du Lac. Wis, June 27 Henry
Sulze, O. L. Allpger, and Huelfman were
arrested on complaint Of having obtsined
monty under false pieienses. Tie trio are
q bad lot, ard have been in similar fix
before, Sulze having served q term at the
Waupun states prison few years ago.
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isOnstOn.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, June 27.-H. d. johnson has
been appointed postmaster here vice 70
Richardson, and be will take charge VI n
he files the bond of $4,000.
It Is reported here to-day that there is
yellow fever at Galveston, but denied.
The president of the board of health of that
city wires the Post that the rumor is utterly
false.
Gen. james, chief engineer, and l.. Ed
wards of Austin, leave here in tho morning
to locate the line of the Sabine & Western
road between this point and Sabine. Tho
road is TO be completed by December ls..
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Econo my and Reform.

London, June 27.-Tho Times correspon-
dent at Madrid says: The Spanish election
seems to DO foregoRe conclusion in favor Of
tho government. I am assured that the
budget Of Sentor Csmecho, minister Of
finance, will make important proposals. Of
reform and of economy.
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Bryan.

Special to the Herald.
Bryan, June 27.-At ten o'clock last
night the fire bell sonnded sn alarm
Smoke was discovered issuing from
the building occupied by Dunn &
Daily, on Main street. Tho fire was
he work Of an ince iiary. John lilo, an
Italian barber, has been arrested ard lodged
in Jail on suspicion of being the incendiary.
His trial Is set for Wednesday.
The infant child Of W. w. Harris, man.
sger Of the Western Union telegraph CONS
pany Of this place, died tonight.
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Havana, June T.-The steamer Newport,
which crossed Sandy hook bar 9! 6:l6 p. m.
June 23i, arrived ut her anchorage 10 the
bay Of Havana Monday, the 27b, At b:80
q. M, having made her run Of 1910 miles 10
three days, Twelve hours and fifteen minutes.
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Albany, N. Y, June 27-The joint con.
yention to-day voted as follows for United
States senator. to ri the vacancy ofUopklire: .:
Potter 81. Oonkling "a. Wheeler so. Uor.
nell 2, LaphAm 8. Hoskins 2 Roach l, Crow.
Icy !.
Mr.. Spinola, when bis name was called.
alluded 10 the proceedings ON Saturday,
when it was claimed the vote was ill., tpsl. asd
said he would cast his vote under prcieat.
The chair decided that no choice had bean
made.
The convention then proceeded 70 vote 70
oil the Platt vacancy with the following
result: Depew IS, Herman 80, Pla.t 2f,
Cornell 4, Crowley s, Hoikins 8, Lapham !.
The chair announced, mo choice"
Mr.. Turck offered resolution that the
convention take four ballots ut esch session,
al least, Till u. 8. senator 10 elected. He
sustained the motion by saying the people
expected tho legislature to elect U. s. sena.
tors and II is charged that We are wasting
time At an expense Of from $4,000 10 500
600 per day. He wanted 70
have this convention do something that was
effectusl.
Senator Madden asked ifthegen,le had
voted for the candidate who had received the
most votes.
Mr. Turck could not get the flocr 10
answer.
| Mr.. McMurbhy moved 10 amend, 90 that
the resolution read that not loss than votes
be taken daily.
Mr.. Niles moved a further amend
ment, that the majority shall i'm
mediHtely after this session
go into caucus and settle their difficulties.
Laughter
The char decided this out of order.
Mr.. Spin0la took the floor and complained
of the msjori,y for holding the minority here
in IN int fectual Effort He inphted that this
question should be submitted to the people.
These proceedings he pAid, were Q mere
wrste Of money and time. The people would
next fall pass judgment on them. The dem.
ocracy intended to carry the state next fall
under any circumstance.
Mr.. Hays moved an adjournment which
was carried. leaving Mr.. Turck's resolution
unacted upon.
There aie no new developments in the
senatorial deadlock Tonight, and there are
less reports In circulation %
TO what IA to be done to morrow, and that
as usual the people seem dishear,ened, and
they appear utterly devoid Of both
understanding and intelligence
concerning the matter of CoLkling
aud Plstt. A number of their
friends arrived on the 1915 train and
we're received by those here and in
waiting for them thoy Immediately went into
their rooms for consultation. The rule will
not be known till tomorrow.
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To Remove Intruders From the In
dian Territory.

Washington, D. O., June T7.-The Att0f-
ney general has decided that il Is the duty Of
theinterior department. and not Of the Indian
authorities 10 remove intruders from the
Choc,sw and Ohickassw land. The aecreta-
ry Of the interior has accordingly instructed
tho Indian Agent Tufts At Muskogee, ]. 7,
TO inform the Indian authorizes aud all In
crested parties that measures will be speedl-
ly taken by the department 10 cause the
removal ofintrudera.
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Fort worth,

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, June 27.-The principal ss-
looms In town kept their back doors open oil
e,aay yesterday.
,ranh u bout twenty cars Of rails are lying on
ThomR h p. track. awaiting shipment west
Sbsrtsr Of The new southwestern mar.
ths Fort Worth d Rio 0raadA
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Ter,nipus Of the r. & r.

Special TO the Herald.
End Of the Track, Juno 27.-Late Satur-
day evening shooting atIray occurred here
between two men named John Morgan and
Billy Bell, In which tue former shot and
killed tho latter. Morgan escaped.
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Special 10 the Herald.
Jackaboro, June 27.-A bold dash for lib
srsy Wa made last evening BY the prisoners
confined In The jail. While Sheriff King WIS.,
d dinner, shs prisoussa By burning and
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Comm,ssio,, s,rnetl.

Washington, d. O., June T.-To.dsy &C.
ting Secretary Of the Treasury French,
aighed tho commission of Jos. N. Allison, OF
Chattanooga, as inspector Of boilers Of steam
vessels at Nashville, vice Samuel T. n. Har-
rison, deceased.
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Mig Springs /.

Special to the Herald.
Big Springs ] une 27.-0ne John Gorgan'
night wstcbmsn for Jones, Cowan &Nolton,
was shot fatally in camp, about 7o'cloek
Sa,u, dSy evening.
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Revelation Probable.
I lLondon, june 27.-A dispatch 70 Reuters
telegram company reports the probability Of
revolution In Bulgaria, should the assembly
consent 10 Prince Aiexander's conditions.
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Eminent French Statesman De-
Paris, June 27.-The death 10 snn, .ced
Of the eminent French statcsman, Jules Ar.
man Slaniilouis Duvofarl, life senator and
member Of the academy. He died d biz
residence, sged SO.
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N avasOta.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
The report was received yesterday that q
negro nan and child who live three miles
south, died from tho effects of strychnine,
taken through mistake for quinine. The
coronor's jury was held and returned Yer.
dict 10 that effect.
The weather still continues hot and dry.
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Specialize the Herald.
Graf am, June 27.-Sberiff Melton has
just arrived with the three murderers Of
Martin, and has safely lodged them in jail.
Their names are Pete Mcdonald, d. Nc
Donald and Nick Mcdonald. They were
caueht while ssleep at the house of Mr..
Mcdonald the father of two OF them, some
twenty miles west Of Coleman City. Pete
and Nick arc brothers, the other is a
cousin. LpgpiDs, boots, hats, slippers and
other property were also captured, all Of
which can be proved to be goods that we're
taken from Mar'A's store at Belknsp. Seven
horses were taken, one Of which answered
tho description of tho one stolen in Grsyson
county. No attempts have thus far been
made toward lynching them. A large number
of citizens are here from Belknsp, and it is
not known what may happen. Intense ex.
element prevails.
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Augusta, Ga, Jute 27.-W. b. Barnstt's
Wholesale drug stors took Gre yesterday.
Lou about $1,000; partly insured. The
loas was caused principally BY water,
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Dhes and nsrsAliy Wsundea.
Jacksonville, Fla, June a7.- q n Oil
shos sad mol,ally wounded Jesl rAIllf
Saturday, q Joeopk.
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ksOnville.

Special to the Herald.
Jacksonville, june 27.-Tho agony is over
and work on the Kansas & Gulf short line
commenced in earnest this morning. The
work north from here is being done by free
labor. Cunningham & Ellis have the con.
tract for thirty miles south. and will uso con-
vict laborere. Laborers are in demand at
good wages.
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Tho Rung Ian Diet

PsGh, June 27.-Ir the elections for
member. Of 'hs HungaEsn dot, out Of 222
delegates electsd, 127 are. libersls and sup-
portefs Of the government
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Rob ned M IN. naces

Grand Rapds, Mich. juno q. Mr.. 8. D.
Dewey, Of Owasso, Michigan, while ath nd
ing the races here 10 day, was robbed Il Q
rold watch Vorth S6N0
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C0NKLING'S CONTEST.
II PROVES TO BE A VERY BITTER ONE.

FOR the Dead-Lock Continues 70
hoid Fast on the Legistasurs as
Albany, with No lmned, ,ass
Prospects OF nsing Dsokea-
Csn~liug Gets ~ Votes
In the JOiat Conveu-
tion-A Resolution
to Take Fear Bal
lots Datiy Un.
acted UpOn.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

Fatsi shooting Anrsy at the Ter,
minus of the =. 4 p. Railway.
A Circular 10 be Isaaed Requir.
Ing section HAMS ON she
4 r. 10 Buy asrOc ries
Ofa Certain Fort worth
Firm-The Murderers
Of Mr.. Martin, At
Be'knap, Cap
turtd, Etc.
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ATTRACTIONS!

ATTRACTIONS!
At this time in our Glove Department
embrace the following Special Offers:
GLOVES AND MITTS.
LACE MITTa, black and colors, at 26c.
LILLE THREAD MlTTs, black and colors,
OF 35c,
SILK MITTs, black and colors, at 35c.-an
extra good value.
SILK L>cE MiTTS. black and colors, at
soc, as, S5c and 6l,OO
Isle THREAD GLOVES, IN c0lors, 2-but-
tons, ri lOc, I5. zoe and 25c; 3 buttons, al
l5c, 25c, and 35c; 4-buttons, at 4Oc and
soc; 6'bi tons 20.
SILK GLOVES, In colors, 2-buttons, at
35c very cheap; 3-buttons, az soc; 4-buttons,
at soc; 6.buttops. at T5c.
KID GLOVES.
4.RUTrON KID GLOVES, in colors, at 81 90
worth $3.50.
4.pUTToN KID GLOVES, in opera shades,
OF zoe.
s-BUTTON KID GLOVES, at 35c, worth
soc.
3-RUTToN KID GLOVES, at 75c. worth
81 90.
2.BUTToN KID GLOVES, at soc; worth
75c
TIE SARAH BERNHARDT LONG KID
GLOvES-sD fashionable In delicate colors foi
evening wear.
THE FpSrER and BELMONT LACINGI
GLOVES, preferred by many to the baton
KIDS,
, 1881-06-10

TIE Republican State Executive Commit
tce Ut Ylrginln met yesterday at Richmond
ind adopted a resolution recommending tho
calling of II convention Of representatives Ut
tho Republicans of ttB State to consult us to
tho proper course to bo pursued by the purity
IN thu coming campaign. alld for slel, other
action ~ may be conducive to the future vel
faro Of the party In tho State. A resolution
WIS nlso adopted requesting that the
Republican State Central Committee DO
llulu Oh tic 3linst, ito decdc OIL tho n,atter
OF calling State Convention. Gen. Wick
l,an submitted NIL attross to the Republicans
OF tho Stnte which plainly f0seslla4owod the
purpose Of the faction OF the Republican
llarty which lle represents to place straight
Rep ulllcan ticket lit tho tEoltl.
, 1881-06-10

QuEnEC, June V.-One Of thuso destructive
fires to Which Quebec Is so subject, broke out
ut II u. ILL.,, In the midst OF st. Johns sub
llrbs, midway between st. 1a0cke and Upper
Town. Thp fire originated In small wooden
house In Olive street, aud directly 1t spread
to adjoining buildings and assumed
great proportions. Tho flro brigattc be-
came tlcnorallzcd and lost nil control Of
themselves md the fire. ATT o'clock this
morning, st. .1olln's Churcl, {Isonlan Catht.-
lIc), the largest In the city, worth Sl00, ,000, IL
burning. Six hundred buildings are dr-
slroycd, some of brick Md stone, respect
able, but Il majority poor md small aud ut
wood. Tho loss 50 far must DO over S75o, 900,
with 1000 families homeless. Tlle flre is
still spreading. The houscless are calupeI
out III fields surrounding tho city. Panic pre-
walls eyerywl!ere. The burning sparks a'ld
Tho rriNclpa! streets destroyed arc llicll-
,honh, Latourette, Oliver, liiclIel!cu. and Dn-
gull lou. running east alld west parallel with
S DsIIsSy t:xs, t st. 3ar 1 o and i s"esi% s M rat"s
niisurably Inadequate te. tho wants Uf thu
city, and the watur-supply IL mlserubly Ill
sufficient.
si'ENT ITSELF.
QuE1lEc, Can., Jun1 g.-Ihe fire las spent
ltscif on tic Tower Flsll and lower poftion
Ut st, J0lllI's suburbs and Af0lInt Pleasant.
1t Ii estimated TINT. l,etwcon 700 nral 700
houses aru burned. Tie tire rage.l through
out the night md ceased tllis sior.ltng 9,ily
becansse 1t Ead ITO more material upon which
Tho flre brake ont In wooden tenement
l!nllse, occuplci by carter named l.np9r-
rltre, TllB alarm was sounded, md tho
whoto fire hriEado ttlrind out. but shere was no
wator to b. hii Tho an9s % xeenod xe ,,!, rapy aud
Thn tNnI1 which th1 mill. anu
, 1881-06-10

PRINCE B1sMAncK is determined that tic
German ling shall be respected by foreign
nations. Tho German Minister at 1'ekin has,
according to tho North German Gazcttc,
urgently demanded TINT the Government of
China take strong measures for the punisll-
ment Of the pirates who recently plunderetl n
GERMAN bark In Chinese waters. and tho
German Consul ut Canton las been In
-structctl to enll to his Md the services Of n
German nlnn-of-war II necessary to enforce
his demands for the recognition Of the rights
of GERMAN sea,nen.