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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-26
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upon capture and conviction OF The
scoundrels who forcibly entered the
OCCIDENTAL" on Sunday night,
September 18th, 1881, and who mali
ciously destroyed a portion of our
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about four thousand dollars.
AUER s. MURPHY.
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VALLEY HOUSE.

Jerome Murphy, Dubuque, Iowa; h
D Fargo, Bristol; j @ Murphy, San
Francisco James Mccartney, Ogden !;
S III Lee, HALEY, Idaho; Mrs Geo G
Burkhart, Ogden; Nellie NJ Cavanagh,
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Newell, Frisco; Geo 2 Bi.sonette, Frank
lin, Idaho; D j Edwards, Ogden; J W
Squires, Sandy W E Fisher, Montana
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Coulter, D s r G RR; a S Lockrie,
Robert Moundsr, Park City; 7 Tsgue,
Idaho; s Edison, Lewis, New; ] q
Boggs, San Francisco; Z L Benton,
o D Benton, Elmirs, n Y; J w FAR,
Altoona, Ill; & L Fletcher, ST Louis,
No; W J Kinaear, J : Ipnis. " Inuis,
Colun bus, Ohio; Jas W Smith, Stock
ton; VIM CIeg9, VIM Clegg, Jr, T T
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-26
CLIFF HOUSE

TIC Perry, Silver Reef; Il Grove,
Argents; a III Berry, Sandy; CS King,
Frisco; Joseph Weber, Alta City; q
Holt, Eureka. New; j F Boyle, P Wise,
T Edgington, Weed River; E W Com
mings, Ats James Mccartney, ST
Louis V F Hawkes., Butte: T Pells,
Bingham; L D Davis, Stockton.
, 1881-01-05

cl,inc.Runs. As they wGrc three to otc, It
began to look badly for the reruvians;
but the firing was 80 llnsty that the
s'tots seemed 10 20 wlId Of tho
mark IN must cases, and tho raptsllty with
which, they vera moving rendered 1t difficult
for either to hit tho other. Soon, however,
the Chsllans were within reach Ut tho 1'eru.
yiar sl,orebatserfca, which ut once opened
upon them, but sceinEngiy wtthout much
effect, a. tito launches were small and ttItl-
ming Rt tho rata Ut about twenty miles NJ!
hour, and did mt present .intlcEl of
Il. mark. Tie heavy gl,ns from the
shore, however, had tic effect Of bringing
the blOckadtnE squadron III to respond to
their attentions, and tn Il few minutes q gen-
eral engagement waH gotng on l'ctWeci, tho
Gillian Lratl-cla!. fl,nscar, the Princess
I4nniae, five Chlllan torpcdo-6Onts, and tho
Peruvian batteries The guns IN shore arc
heavy fifteen ntMl twetty-ilIcl> giltis, while
those on the 1lnhscar arD als.' heavy, and
more slcstructtrg even thun thug on nlIoFe.
Tho ClIllfany threw several shells fntn thu
town, while tic Peruvian SHELLS fell all ahottt
tho 1ll,ascnr and I'slncrss Lsluise, but we did
not see any actually strixe eftiler ship.
Our view 0f the etigagc!ietlt--trotn ship
fn the bay-was most excellent. Every org
on tho slip wns n1l tlrrk. ami it was not until
O'Clock, when the Chillnns had all retired
and firing ceased, that the excitement died
nil.
, 1881-01-05
CRIMINAL NEWS.
THE WISCONSIN BEEDEHS.
Spttk1t ntypat{h to TAA 'Chtttloo 7ttbun4,


SnEnoS6AS. Jan. 4.-TnE TIanuSE Of
Dec. 10 contained dispatch relating tu tho
attempt to wreck n passongeE-train on the
Wisconsin Central, Rallroad near ElklIart
Luke, 'rlle cntlcavor was ,nntle In d deep
cut, and tho time fixed upon was Intended
to catch the hight express; but tho
unexpected arrival Of belntel freight train
met tho Instructions placed upon the track
III time to avert the intended disaster. The
brakeman who was sent back to signal the
express WIS robbctl Of Sal, but lie ias ite,tl-
fed Peter Vandcrl,o0f as thu robbcr, aiMl It
WAS tho brakeman that gave such n tlcscrlp-
tlnn OF hin rs led to his arrest. The Her.
nh' Of this city says that tho Nnntlerhnof
fnMfty, slx Of whom nre now safely til jnil,
arc Il lnrd lut, but nre sensitive and shame
lesly riUls, reading the Dlbie constantly anti
making prayers long and loud. The FAM
l1y now Il, Jail consists Of Mr.. Peter
Vnnderloof Md Ills wife. two snl,s,-Selson
and N0rtOn,-all1 two snlls.fr-lnW,-1ltnry
plcrsun a1,tl Frank flarpcr. It seems tho
f0reg0lns men nre jntled on: tho chnrEe OF
stealing property. alMl tho old woman for
secret,Ig the g0ots. There Is gootl deal Of
excitement III the Town Ut GreenhusIl, wi,erp
they liayu been n source OF constant annoy
alcc TO tho pencoably-tlispnseln nelglllN}rs for
many yeara, and the hope Is entertained TINT
these pioHs frauds may receive tlietr Just
deserts, Tho attempt at wholesale murder
that tho elder VaMlrri,o0t Is charged with IL
n serious 0tlense under orr statutes, ami, II
lc can be convicted, he will probably elid his
1aYB iii WRuutlf.
, 1881-01-05

~ Newspaper hro apparent 10 all We oe'ose tnss
1t excnIs In Tho a,ount, aNR!!sy and variety oe eas
-uatet Which psnylus, o*SrI Qthar pAhl'es*
ton Ut thu kind iii tt!H Country. Thu space Allottoa
to advertisers Il puEJatff kert dawn 70 narrow Hn
Its. More than tV columns ~ t%sr. M7Ia9o tvns aFs
ta tsseh r<rk Nth The latest netps editorial dseue"
slons, stoslrs, gAsAYs Wauls. HUMOROUS paEA3faphA
special uricDA Ut tntueost u tarass, 1ud tho A4es&
u,aTkot reports. =.
1tA a4rknt reports nfo unsurpassed. nuibrnotns ~
tho Information which fAFufs soqulg1 for lilo IntsS
g1nt transaction af buslnoss both ~ SELLERS Ana buy
GeA, .. .. . ... ..
Fucts about railroad combinations nnd rates aro
always noticed III TltE WEEKLY.
Inpfaycuenls Ut agricultural maclIlue7 and now
uutn0ds Of utilizing tnEn pFoduet4 arc deso1'oao ii
THE WkxkLrt
"Kur,ll Jr," wE.tes an "Tha E@sm and GaFdsn,
no. l.. N"'on "ilqrt!culture." aud "fstestnnr!An"
au "rAo Fold and StAbls,F III ouch ssnu Ut VAs
WEEKLY. ., .r.,a.
Thu llaulo department. gosslp about tho fashions
short ntuEIss. und paanls, laEnry tslecti"ns. ea.
make ITlk wskKLf attsncitFa " tho Iedss A'a 'us
younger u,rtuAAIa Ut Lilo f9tuliy.
, 1881-01-05
1881. PROSPECTUS. 1881.
CHICAGO
Dollar Weekly Tribune.
The Best and Ahlest Republican
Newspaper in tha Union,
Tho Weekly Tribune Ono Year for Ono
Dollar in Clubs Of Flye.
Now lis the Time to
Subscribe.

TIE TRIBUNE Ia .he bcst busncas medium ana
commercial exponent Of this city. and Ia undcnAbiy
tho sronQost atd ost lntuantlal lscpubllcnn News"
paper III tho Weet
Politically THE TAnlSE u d stalwast Hoprb!oan
nuwspnpsr, ad vii! rGu'nh until oyefJ man In Tho
H,utt, irrespective Ut rsce, conf, Of politics. shall
enjoy tho sht vuto and be vaad for snd hAso ha
ballet honestly causlted, w!thnuk bndozng or cheat
Inn, ami until C!Yll and political boty for black Aes
publIcal,s ns wolf as wlItso nmncrnts, M ~ afmly
pssnblIshDd IN tha houth ns In tho North.
In the future. In Tho past TAR TetnUSh Vii a.
vucute tho maintenance Ut tile National cTud!t mo
turucuupn of tit public nsrvIcUt Tho advocacy Of all
aesaoAble projects Ut usCn1 T1foFMs riafd economy
In public expandItnres3 Nppus!ton to aubaidfes ana
c0rln,nsu ollerY In aIt it, fOFns and the PFoaessa-
ton u equal rights ~ all c!t1cns North aAd south.
, 1881-01-05
Tqrma OF The TEjhunat

Enr r,,h. ~ EIxn nj n etnbt ,.,,.,,,,., 500
Eus Clubs Ut Twenty tand Gnu frau euP{j...' 94'o0
For 1ha bully tribune. poF month. ......".... l'O0
Forbatutisy, IT, paxu l.tturary Edon. par roar ZOO
Eor bunday, ID puxes tpuutlv stsep, pes tsaF @'SS
Specimen copirs sent irec.
Give Un,cc AIareAs Ia fnil including County
pad Ht4te.
Iemit.ances nsy b. mada either b. draft sxpssAA
Eost-kIc0 order, Qr u Isgtstare4 lettuH 1t OUT t.
Ad1rts4 -.-.-
THE TAInUAE dOAPANT,
Cor, Madison and Qeasbosn-st4.s Clle&kos ~
, 1881-01-05

II tia Edtsor ot Tas Chicago tribune
CHlcAGo, Jim. Ain atate OF tntal do
pray!ty ths sins OF mankind must, Of course,
he manifold md various; nnd It is not
;strauRc that. III addition to general tsa'ls-
ErrssloMs, cnclI particular ago and nation
should contriye for Itself some particular
uifansa against tho I'rolatns. Tint each amt
MI have doio SO aoens manifest; ai,l also
that our besctttng si, is the loyy!ng Of as-
scsslncnts, by Republican Committees. on
ufIlcohollers for election PURPOSES, Othor
peoples hayo had besettIng sins; but was ever
my otl'er eqlal III basencss to this ut o.lrs?
The Jacoblns OF France, II, that most demo-
crst!c govt r.,l.lellt which this world has ever
scan. did full Into an ugly habit of inmblEag
lhe heads OF friends md enemies together IN
one suck, and tanning tho skins Of Jacoblns
and RoyalIsts In oto and tho sumo vat; hut
tlIls was IN the days Of fraternity ami eQnall-
~, Wien THO. Commune had thugs NIL Its own
tl.no to make proper, distinctions, Tleru
wcrc, therefore, grounds f0r exsent!at!cn: nnt
how. sllnll we extel,,late THIS col!-htootlul
Srlli,n ot & TYP Dominant party III this !a' OF
TIiat tho easo n,l1nlts ot M defense Is
evident, since nn1ip IL UtlcrUtl,. a!thnnKll tie
prosecution has been pressed, 10 tfcso nla1y
yours: since patriots Ut all parties have DO
nu4ueeh y; alnco aliyocratio Hape!s llayo ~,
lleli, altd especially tho women, 50 long
stretched OIL tho r4ck OF theSo. cruel assess.
lhehts; slnco !tltie nuwspnperlonl has. plpe1
H. pe,,ny whistles and rattled H. toy titt'ias:
haa beaten tho great gong Ut the Independent,
calling all true knights 10 tho 1usc!ld Of tho
captive wonlen, WIN gronn under tue Tor.
t1te Ct PSt1 RI sSy 1ain,e.Fs er ye9y
urDHf.cllt1lr attorney, to address the turyuIlu
, 1881-01-05
Portugal Asked to Allow Rritiuh Troops
. to Go Through Her Pos
sessions.
The Demand One Which Places
Portugal in an Unpleasant
Position.
sorcn Hundred mud Fifty Thousand
People Starving In Husslan
Province.
Dr.. Hohliemann Gives tho Products Of His
Sack Of Troy to d Berlin
Museum,


1 ~, "n' o'.@ ','a.;..l,. .. ..,.
Soos' '"''' go utop!ts" A4oiA 1ttc"a
wy var u un"solaaple: Ino p1epa1at'ons
OIL uIeeee' lhoagh oHceeu'nR her hfoans' can.
.,os ~, W stoplca unltsss :" proper soiuuo" u
u'o quess'oh ~ 1ounu.
rtErAh1Sn FOR "Ais.
AIhEss, oaM' 4.-1ho "niiike sentineht
continues 10 pleaonnnats. i''rty.t~o ihou-
saaa reserves una ~ tilo National unnias ne-
sweeu u,e ages oi " a'sa ~ years WILL Soon
oe e'''1co o"'' ...-....
, 1881-01-05

i'ss3nnNh. an -,
pnnL!s, 1n11. 4'-o's'1'aecR WILL come to
nc'1''' eo-'''os'o". --.....-.-.
) ., ANNOUNCEMENT.
lHo matF'age OF ffinco Wallolln. OF
ffussla' eFanasoh OK tno emperor William,
WIN u'o If'ncesS Augusta Victoria of
sehlcs"'g.llolsicl'i Lunt[erburg. Augusten-
burg, Inns oeosl lixcd Tor the 31th Ut February.
LE1lSld IN 4 STATE or SIEGE.
Ino story comes frola Berlin t''at state
Of Siege slas been proclaimed In Lelpslg.
.-..-. DIR. BcHL!EMANH.
LONDON, JIM. A.-Dr. SchIicmann hns
presented lib colleoI!nh 0I lF0lnn antiquities
to tho Emperor ut Germany, to be placed In
ule Museum IN Berlin.
SECULAR AND sEcrAEIAN SCHOOLS.
DEnI,lN, Dec. ea.-To'1ny tho Prussfan
Chamber OF Deputies agatp continued Its
consideration Of tho budget under tha' Item
Elementary Schools, which Is SGT down at
, 1881-01-05

o7e'H11 s7HPa3tH 10 1"e IH1fdF6 1FINlhs.
FoNb nu LAC. JniL 4.-Androw Mott WAS
found guilty ut killing Jacob Ittzen at CAL
vary on clect1on-ttay III 1870, and sentenced
by Judge Myers 10 twenty-five ycars'
Imprisonment IN tho State Prison Mt
Waupln. After Tho trial Nett was
removed TO- tile penftgntiary. but, the caso
tcinR brought to the attention OF tic Supreme
C0trt, n 1lnw trinl hns been Granted him, gnd
l!c las been sent back to tho Fond du Lac
jail. Tho tnurderer's friends arc now Gu
dcav0rlng to yet Nett balled out.
, 1881-01-05
AN arnoc1ous MURDER.

GALVESTON, Jan. IA Nctvs special from
snn Antonio, Tex. sayB: 4 fnost atrocious
murder was committed I'll a wooti-chopper's
camp four miles east of this city. Bruno
illlagO, refusing 10 oan his horses to Juan
Ray, who desired to 70 To San 1sosa, Mexico,
tho latter fel1cti Him witt, nn ax, ami, getting
q gun, shot him and struck him over tho
head With tic hnti, tler. picking up tie Ak,
literally clb1ppetl hin. to pieces. THO Sheriff
and f',sse discovered. Ray yesterday hiding
In the brush, AMI captured him.
, 1881-01-05

to retaIn their seats through tito afternoon.
Prosecutor ElnIn will c1oso tho case fo-ttor-
row. i1e nays he will speak nbout two hours.
atltl that tile jury will rctirc for consultation
on the vertlint At nonil. Mrs Brown appears
to have recovered frtln her Mysteries hf yes.
terdny; She was greatly p!cttscl with Mts.
Fosters speech, and thinks It will save her
neck. Slie certainly made very powerfui
, 1881-01-05

DUEL WITH SWORDS.
PARIS, jan. IA dual with swords has
taken place between. Gra,Ix and D'lnfroyflle,
nephew Of Nine. da Fremont, in conse-
Quence Of letter Of Nine. Gtanx to
'Laisant In connection with tic charges
agninst Emil DE G!rartl!n. Graux was
wounded,
, 1881-01-05

LONDON. Jan. 4,-'rlo deaths are an-
noullced Of John Stenllouse, LII. D., +. X, :.
the cliemtst. and John Thomas Towson.
scientific writer on navigation. Stenliouso
WIS born In Glasgow, Oct, 2l, 1900. JIG re-
cciycd hts education Mt the University Of
Glasgow and the University of Gicssen. Uu-
der DR.. Thomas THOMSON, Prof. Gruhnm,
and naron Llcbtg l1o studied clloln!stry, and
In 1851 was appointed lecturer Un cl,ol1listry
Hospital, London. Owing to M ettack Of
paralysis ho resigned tl,fs position in 1867,
and became nj, assayer III the I,ovaf Mint.
Mr. Stcnhouse was tho autLor pf n great
number of essays a1,l pamphlets upo,, mc,lt-
cni subjects. Among them were papcrs o.,
"Thc successful Application OF Charcoal
AIr-Filters to The Ventilation Of 3ewcrs,"
, 1881-01-05
4 REQUEST,

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aas ~, n,snna,.ai - ~ ,,ss .n"ass,. 1--WE .,,o
t,nrt.a' - trn,.;'' ~ for,o ' unrunnsa u"a ~ -,
~ ,,nrs,, s,,,o ~ 1,o,ovoa r;a~ i fr1nn
1'o '''t'' r',,. 1"' ~. -. w, purr ~ ,r,.
a,.,a,ai, fron, 1Irrhor ro,~,r,s that i'm
7,raaf,n,,t ~ ria nrougu T,ne Stoto hoa ro.
T,,sn ~ ,or,,,it t,a ra,al 1tasuto f,hiof to ot.
,ni,, ,an,,n,,r,,to,, ~ r., lila larr,tnr,. ~
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sous '", dts,notnh t,otad Newcostto .o.t,ov ~.
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tS".t.s".s.S Net,1 a,,J int.nd :, ansaaa A.
a.. to.s :" ~ 1,..t1.,, trn,,, .h, ~ VII H. ~
t,,a nraLonshu-r
, 1881-01-05

8P*s[al UbpaetA 70 tn Chitaao 1ttbMnA
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 4.-Afrs. Ellen
Foster addressed the Jury in the Brown case
to-day, occupying tho untira afternoon. The
curiosity to llear hor was W great that many
women lnuchel ln tho courtroom i,l pr..ar
, 1881-01-05
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Good 1iouaeffcepere arc fast finding
mott l. Co., costing cent or two moro q bottIc,
g,rs further and makes tho most delicious Of
dishes. Avoid goods only recommended by
their cheApnets.
, 1881-01-05

HAIYEsT0N, Te1., lant ION Saturday
night the San Antonio Il Laredo stage was
stopped three miles south OF MedIae BY TWO
masked l!le1', who, after pilln4Eng the, quail
bags, relieved tho passengers OF all their
yaluablaa. II ~ supposed the men were GOV.
urel by 0thors III tic brush, owing to their
utter tGcklesness aud cnNtlteicu.
, 1881-01-05

AlApn1p, Jan. 4.-t;cn. Mort0nes, ona Of
tho nblcst officers III the civil wa7s Ut Spain,
ID deNtl.
, 1881-01-05

pnH.ApEIPIt1A, Tn., Jan. IA laA named
Lohn n. Evans, Is years old WIS tatally
stabbed last night ut the corner Of Fourth
ds.u HOLLYWOOD streets by Martin Dort. aged
II. Dorf lsud beoM sent to a bakery for
bread, and was accasted on tlla street by
Evans, WHO struck him iJl. the facs mud
knockstl him >tu tho gutter. Dort says hs
struck Evans in eelt-losense, but denies that
lie used knife. When Eyans was struck lla
ran to a drug store, but dr0pped baaa on the
thresl,ola,r: Au examination. OF the wound
showed that tho pQekotknlfB had suyorol the
nrtery Nbuv9 the bleast-bone, Ilnrf snys
Evana Invariably turnlellt8l him wlton le
met him oil the street,
, 1881-01-05
:" Extraordinary Ch8apness.

Whtta tha psiae qt Alngo sntscr4ptnns w!!' remain
At u ~ yoar, ftrs teplua VI TUE WEEKLY Itnaoaa
viii bo uaiJnd one yuar fot tx jkAra, pastAse p'a'
r'atd md ~ my ona aRo Ut Stub os a!e COP
los. II <edacea tho pslcv " ONE ug1.AAa =, q
YEAR, Sct YMunty DoilaEs rxhneJ Cppes ~ ~
sent yoart mud fFoa copy 70 eAs xst"Fop q 'As
Club"
, 1881-01-05

A genuine shnRcr mctticino-Cnrhot4'8 Shhk.
crs Sarsaparl1H, for diseases OF tho blood, liver,
md kidncrs.
, 1881-01-05

unay t ,ox % l"'san snhoo. %s' ~. fa;,urc, rio
xeren 10 "i.o cr.c
tho schools susnu t!tnn ngo ns rhnkce impnrta-
tinn. md ,hc yirksburo ce,nmtrctal, Port t,ll,.
Rspsa an ae q ss Sr , 9SceyF; ,Sc yot g.!
% hrg sni i tis TN s W ions tho nvance COL
crino ind tic foundation Of liberty and Justice.
Richmond Wal ptspntcl. {Den,.l; Wn
sce nil srot,nd ia tn many nyl,leurcs that tito
Atatee are "A uothtno ruwat1ays to allow us to
topo That INV reapoot ia hcrnuftcr to be- pnld to
rights at The States, Wc 500 virginia Judges
1rlod in Federal COURTS for their acts as a,,uo
Jntuaa. Virginia circtton. .ntr,oors nrrnfrnct in
Federal courts for acts dUu III ttluir ollula( ca
Paoltyt Federal Snpcry!surs overseeing our olec,
t!ons Fadeni aMrehMis 9vorMw!a9 of voaGfs; @
a. FeesS M y 20 S'ys a9y %
1af product, md tnany ott'or much things.
Tho Washington Star icarns TINT tho mn
determined II get tho resolution dcclartne WI
saint .EetloRR's scnt In tho Senate up M SOON
aftor tho holiday recess ns Is praotic"blc and to
nave vot0 upon It. Inc star eaya' lhoy
evidently do not cxroot tn carry u, nut tnoir
mcstIm r. ~ i,o n,n3r@tfn ,mrtn',err of I'm
Committed uttnlnto It'd onitljuu tbnt Tho Dci,,t,c-
rnoY Of the cn,,,ltsy will visit It's tsnprrHvnl
upon those SanRtnss Of TIC pafty VINO shhll Snte
"!en 1ae tsopuo1!'''''s as"''at '".s 'e9''"uoa'
New York pofa {Denhl: The stticldo OF
tho presilent-oleet OF tho swIsa Confederation,
b. F. Andcrwort, affords nnotllcr conspicuous H.
Nlstrauon OF tho folly or getting square u1nn to
thrust htrsclf into round hole. MI doubt,
too, It i|lastratcs u1o morn! md 'nentas In.
',ti.;nss H., 5on ~ ia ~ VIZ ..tna
ease he s naa % ast Il poen eoeea P1esiont % SyS
swss soo - K M NJ II @ frn aayes s WY hm.nf am r
nS tonK tn1 Dlnccs hcES bu1Hnly nlRh,h nnu
, 1881-01-05

Suffer on, Ernnn on. s!ckcn on, die On, II you
Will not use Hop Nlttors, nnd be c1rcd+
, 1881-01-05

VIC hive 1uFaelveA tried D0bbfnss
Electric Sunp (r,tltlo by CraRn & Co.. Phtladcl-
rhR}. a.ld lil IL tho best. purcst, n'ld most eco.
nnmIcnI stssp We hare oyDr seen. Too much can-
mt he snII if1its favor. Try It.
, 1881-01-05

THE ItlsEsSF IbAI1I4E.
TEHEnAN, Jan. ia letter from Gcoktcre
states the Russians tts their Inst engagement
VIII, the Tekke TurcomaIIs lost 5000 men
md Il grcat quantity Of rifles and anlnunt.
ti0n, mid that the loss Of tho Turconlans was
, 1881-01-05

ATHENS. jan. 1.-The Foreign Ministers
have chilled upon Premier Coumonndouros IN
rcgard to tho arbitration Of the Greek ques-
ton. Tho British Minister informed tho
Premier that Eng1nnl l,ad agreed to arl,ltra-
slon. Tho prctnlor replied TINT Grcece wnultl
firmly atherc to tho decisions Of tho Dorl!n
CQufpTunce.
, 1881-01-05
NORTH AFRICA,

AMrTf lsl:sTOREn.
LONDON, jan. 4.-AMlity Is said to be re-
stored between Egypt and Abyssint1l, arld the
roads connecting tho two countries aro or
dered 1eopened.
, 1881-01-05

Pers1an territory. They lost fifteen men ln
an engagement with the Persian troops.
, 1881-01-05
FOREIGN.

War Between Turkey and
Greece Seemingly un-
avoidab!e.
0f1lcial Warning Issned to Com.
mnntlnnts Of English
Armorles.
Lord Dufferin Proposes a Plan for
the Amelioration Of Ire
land.
The Beers Enter the Territory oi-hatal
Troops Being Sent Out from
London.
Portugal Asked to Allow Rritiph Troops
to Go Through Her Pos
sessions.
The Demand One Which Places
Portugal in an Unpleasant
Position.
Scrcn Hundred mud Fifty Thousand
People Starving III llusslan
Province.
Dr.. gchIiomann Gives tho Products Of His
eaok Of Troy to Berlin
Musau.1,
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NATGHfTOCHES In FLAMES.
Lcss of Property Nearly $2O0,OOO.-
Two Business Bic ks in Ruins.

THE WORK OF AN INCENDIARY.
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Especial Cor. of the Shreveport Standard. !
NATCHIToCHEs, La, I
April 90, 1881, :
EDITOR STANDARD-Between IL and
10 o'clock last night the church bell
rung out the startling alarm Of fire and
the citizens were aroused from their
slumbers to find realized long dread
ed catastrophe. The building former
" known as Fontenot'e hotel, but re-
Gently owned by Mr.. Frank Mcdaniel
and carried on as a hotel, was discOv.
cred to be on fire, the flames burning
brightly from the apex of its quadri-
lateral roof. This building was stu
ated in the centre of the most populous
and heaviest business houses of the
city. and formerly was the parish pris-
on, the lower story being brick and
the two upper stories constructed of
wood. 1t was on the south side of St.
Denis street, between Second and
Third streets. This building was soon
a mass of lnrid flames, the wind at the
time blowing from the South. The
fire spread to the rear, catching the
kitchen, and thence extending to the
outbuilding and magnificent residence
of H. A. Walmsley, on Church street.
Extending westward it burned Jones
Johnson's livery stable, then frame
building adjoining, and a residence
and shoe shop occupied by Otto Schraf-
frath. 1t was here stopped by the
manful fight ofthe citizens at the law
Office of Chaplin, Dranguet & Chaplin.
1t burned up to the Catholic church,
destroying the law Office of j. 3. Bre-
da, and of his brother, Dr.. A. P. Breda.
Crossing St. Denis street, it laid in ru-
ms the Messi building, now occupied
BY Mrs. Harter, milliner; +. P. Hutson,
the offices of J. M. B. Tucker, j. H.
aud NJ. j. Cunningham, and Justice
Levy's Office, the vacant building of j.
Blair Smith, deceased; Phoenix Saloon,
occupied by Geo. Kile; the store of S.
Nelkins, corner Front and st. Denis
streets; then H. Bath, dry goods and
groceries; a colored saloon; the resi-
dence of Wesley Shepherd and d small
building adjoining, on Horn street.
By heroic exertions of citizens the sta
BILE of l.. Hirsch was saved and the fire
prevented from crossing Horn street at
the brick building of Mr.. Prudhomme.
The old ball room On st. Denis street,
East of and adjoining the hotel, even
tually succumbed to the flames from
the rear. It entaiied the destruction
of the Peoples Yindicator and Register
printing Offices Drs. GALLON e. Pow
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