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New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
AMERICA STILL FURTHER AHEADi
ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOsR
TION.

TIE wILLDfANrIC SPOOL COTTON PRONOUNCED THE
BEST THREAD FOR SEWING MACHINEs-Tw0
MEDALS AND THE GRAND PRIZE
At the Atlanta International Cotton ExpOsi-
ton, the Wimantc Thread Co.. distinctly American
institution. carried all the honOrs and the only medal
awarded for spool cotton. The completeness OF this
latest WlImanc victory can be better appreciated by
reading the following extracts from the official reports
of the judges:
"For the best sixcord soft finish Spool Cotton FOR
chine and hand sewing. The elements OF merit and
superiority recognized great strength and elasticity
rendering this thread peculiarly adapted TO sewing ma
chine The colors shown remarkable for their
beauty and variety. Gold medal recommended.
"F0r magnificent display of threadmaking In all its
various operations from the material to the finished
goods giving complete practical exhibit OF
this important and interesting industry special gold
medal award recommended a deserved recognition Of
the same"
"FOT excellent exhibit OF admirable system Of
organization aud special institutions for promoting har
mOny and increasing the material, moral and intel
Iectua wel-being Of w0rkpeOple in manufacturing
tabshments-a grand prize OF a medal or piece OF
plate of The value of 800 recommended as an cxem.
plary award"
In addition to the above, four additional awards were
recommended by the judges for exhibits shown by tho
Wllimantic Company.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
4 PHYSICIAN 1S,4SSINATED.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 26.-Dr. c. H..
Roseubaucr prominent physician, was assassinaed
ot his home. nine miles from Pine Bluff, on Saturday
evening The assassin fired through the window with a
doubie.barrcled shot gun and lodged fifteen
bUrkaho i'm his victims body. Suspicion points 10 Lee
Chow q Chinese laundryman, rs the guilty party.
frU months ago Lee Chow married IN tins city To
goodooking hut ignorant glr Estelle smith Shortly
alter the marriage he and his wife left here and settled
in DR. Rusenbauer's neiShbOIhOOd Intimacy
snr,,ng M between the doctor and the China
,nhaI'z9 vile and she fOrsOok her husband, tak-
NJ mn her residence at the doctor 8
Ipnsc Subsequently, Lee Chow persuaded her to leave
tba dnctor aud return To him. Together they to
tta civ and were followed last week By the doctor. He
accused the woman OF having taken money
"nd yaunbes IRON him when she lett
his house lie became very violent and was
arrested and fined in the police court he Immediately
len tbe city and returned home where he remained un
81 he WA assasstnaIgd.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
effects of the great heat. This building
was the only one thoroughly gutted.

effects of the great heat This building
was the only one thoroughly gutteo.
The adjoining ono in south-st was burned ID the
upper floors, and the next Ia the rear In De ney
ster-st. burned down TO the second story. Ihat
one which fronted on Maiden4ane was about In the
same condition. All these buildings were eonnecteo
by the elevator shaft and by arches in the walls
The ire-b boat Hayemeyer was unable 20 reach the
slip, exactly opposite at the foot of De Peyser-st'
until after am. on Sunday morning. The d, ,ck
was completely filed with vessels SO that
the Hayemeyer could not gain entrance. In con-
sequence of this difficulty tho boat was OF much
less service than to have been expected on ac-
count of her distance from the fire. Early Sunday
morning room was made for her in the lock oppo-
site the fire and Immediately afterward seven en-
gInes dismissed. Yesterday only three streams
played on the ruins
he cellars of some Of the adjoining buildings
flooded with water which had flowed INTO
them from the street, and engines were employed
yesterday in pumping it out In these places
and everywhere the water was stained by the To-
bacco and tea over which it had been poured.
Before Justice bixby yesterday, at the Iombs 20
lice Court, Richard Condor, age thirty, OF NO;
12Slo Monroe-st fireman attached 10 Hook and
Ladder No. q, was aTaigned on complaint OF John
j. Keel, captain of the company, for an attempt TO
commit burglary on the premises OF j. K. Covert
and John G. Acller, No. "a South-st.. on'Sunday
night. Captain Keel found Condor on Sunday IN
the office OF Mcssrs. Covert e. Acker; he had forced
a large holc in the iron safe, lie was remanded.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
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BACONIn New Haven, Conn, December 2l suddenly, the
Rev Leonard Bacon. in the S0th year Oi hi-
Tuesday December ~ at Center Church a 2ij
T..
BAYLIS-In Brooklyn Friday morning, December 3.
Phebe Ann widow OF Thomas Bayls.
tom her late residence No 80 JOTaemOu ST. Brook
lyu TuesGav afternoon, December %, at , o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited 10 attend Without iuIther
notice.
Barnes Blake Of Inflammation of the BRAIN aged years.
Funeral at 2:3O O'Clock Tuesday, December - at $50
Cnuton-ave. Brooklyn. Friends invited.
CARPESTER-ln Peekskil, on saturday, December a.
Mariatte widow Of tho late James Carpenter
and friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral the residence Ol her brother Hiram D. Pug
slew Tuesday morning. December y, at II o'clock
IEAIRD-On saturday morning December u, at the rest
lence brother, William AlsOp No o West 5istst,
widow Of the late Alexander Leaird and daughter OF
late Thomas AlsOp
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend services at St ThOm4ss Church, j3d-
St. and 5thaye Tuesday morning. the 9Th inst, at IL
Interment at the family buryng ground NewtOwn Greek,
l. l.
OWEN On Sunday December o. Elizabeth FASH rect Of
Edmund owen, in the s9th year OF her age.
and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
tie funeral the residence OF her son-in law David
Milken No Madison-ave, Tuesday - IN INST, a.
O'Clock o. IN.
Friends are kindly requested not TO send flowers.
THOMPsON-At Marion, Mass. December 2l, Arriana
wife OF samuel W. Thompson, formerly OF Brooklyn IN tho
18th OF her age.
NewburypOrt aud Boston papers please copy.
WHITrEMoRE-In Utica, December 20. owen. only child
Arthur d. and Margaret WhttemOrc late OF this city
aged years.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
THE LATE JUDGE ROBERT s. HAZE.
Fo'" "eral aeage p f,lIrtECd By s T'O Dr. Cutting

From funera address irsrd by ts EO bT s. g. cutting
Closely related to this! in my thoughts, as
mcmorabe address. The last of 6iS bubble tT lt
trrAncc, winch no pronounced on the 26th
the court house in memory OF the late President He
had rallied hl- strength tO make preparation for That
service Dee bad written the last words of that address
made the apology his niruity ask the privilege uf
sitting while addressing lis frlOw-czcns aud then in
enull hy hts incidental tribute, Lincoln and bis dear
iurHd Kellogg, az wen us ~ ms tr.le 20 Jarrett ana
eurrasan95 eloquent 10y tntlf tenderness ana pathOs,
De- summed mp the qualities aud career OF thc dead
aud me- In brratlcTs silence aud 'yup4thy iGat large
assembly listened tU preaching from bis lips which
, n in last ',stinouy o1 tho py dcDarturr of a
Christian Alas, how We felt that he utCrng,
uucuu-ciou-ly 20 hiua,lf, Biz own requiem.
lie has gone at thr hsbt o MS powers ana MS fame.
He came To EyahcthtoWu nearly thirty years ago,
at tEc very HHNh OIL ms h'hhoou ahH yo4 nlNe peeh
Witnesses c hs ne i''ic Ht pursue" I' ItSa studies
and admitted 10 the bar; here he exhibited the
talents ana won the distinctions which bore him to
wider spucr,s and 10 National fame. Nou made him
uJgr Of your County Court and he performed judicial
duties with honor; you sent him 10 Congress, and he
won distinction among tte IisiHEulsncd men OK thc
House OF Representatives. Called 10 legal service by
the secretary the Treasury, he established justice In
from uil.ggc: when the British and American Mixed
commission created for adjudcating claims other
thau those buo"h az the Ai'Uana Iaihs ne was made
ruuusr the Government OF the United states ana by
s mary cous ability. industry and hdcilty nc saved The
Nation from enormous cAHcduuS HhItt pitirhct OF war
damage 20 aliens. Here lie attained that knowledge OF
the law pertaining 20 doiulcll capture auu prize
Mich m tr him almost without peer among his
po.rtr, IA that department OK legal learning.
Npr Wls 10 alone in spheres Of public life which are
most open tho world that HE qualities illustra-
irl There was department OF social science with
which hc was not familiar He OF education
of culture-oi comprehensive reading-and OF active
hnluu interest all thing human. with MS tom
80, GIrty 10 all trusts he active member OF the
Ena of Regents ot the University of New York. What
i s I'm one word. here. this retired mountain vii
age in all which pertains To Us social welfare. that he
80 iI ,Il which pertains to the growth OF civilization,
and he happiness To the end lie never lost his
interest In human affairs. II one OF the blessings OF
,n Ife fo have seen so much Of him during the last
suumer The same interest In literature in curious
nrnrlau research, In personal anecdotes which had al
90, Jiatiugushed him, distinguished him still His
disuct personality which made MIN vital force in
every circle kept with him to the end Few men have
lived wnom living generation that knew him will DO
nalnu ~ InrlGL
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
4 BR1TE ACT REWARDED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Ihe Republican
will say tomorrow that Colonel kiey OF virginia,
In receiye by the win OF Colonel Preston, OF
ENGLAND recently deceased legacy OF $250OO Colonel
Riley was appointed by General Grant United States
Consul 10 Zanzibar and upon the steamer on which he
crossed the Atlantic en- route TO his post be made the
ACQUAINTANCE Of Colonel Preston OF the British ArmJ
,hose bright and winning ways made him the pet OF all
on board One day tho little ieI0w iell overheard,
and Colonel Riley, who was an expert SWIMMER
sprang overheard and held the child uD until boat
could be lowered away, when both were rescued and
ssfaIv returned on board ship. Colonel Preston
deeply moved and assured the gallant rescuer that he
should never forget the noble act Ia the lapse OF tlne
tie incident mad almost passed ont Of Colonel Reys
memory reminded by notice Of the legacy how deep
M it had made The faLhere grattnde
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

a. .., and cobles on one OF the Chicago street car
go This systern which has proved very sueeeSs'" "
Gov francisco will be subeced to severe toSt pS 'no
ord snow OF a Chicago wintor-n0t TINS "'h'ei' ''
but some other WINTER .o
california fruit-yrowers are making eXtfaor-
-. ,,,aarottops this wear for future demands the
an,ta,s In This line surpassng those OF any preN us
ar IN the history OF the State. vineyards varying III
toot from fenty TO two hundred acres arefea '"'o
set and new orchards VIII be limited only by the oAha"s
ton Of the nursery stocks. with an eye :" the t
ravarcs of the phvlloxcr9 many vineyards WI ,bis
with hariy cuttings supposed 10 ne PROOF "s"'"'' ~
pest - -: Vo,
In Atchison and LeayenwOrth C0un les ",'- h"n
sas the IRA ,rie wolves are numerous anu 80 wv w
winter that the farmers are mad and threaten 10
desperate Inuunorable hogs have been pfc''''u''''
bptcherod by the Inarauders, sheep have hSipeareu
ike sDowalakes ami hens have cucAcd ana Hu'teIe"
yanly In many a quiet barnyard- On tne coNn'S
Thursday an army OF hunters, III four dctaehHeh'' e
detachment occupying one slde OF tract zen u''es
souare will move toward the centre preceded DY osI
of DOS II Is supposed that great number OF WVNc'
many dogs ami several huntcrs viii De GNeiHIh"rii nj
after which Atchinson and LeaFUnwOrtA COuHd's VIII
breathe mUre freely
The extent Of the manufacture OF " pure
alive oil from cotton seed Is indicated by export stalls
tics from New-Orloans OF 6OO0O00 gallons ShlPped
thence during ls795O 80 per cent was sent 10 INC ie
lterranean and French ports, and one-hau OF tS
TO IaIy The Nstc- Orleans HDies- Democrat says
md one-nfth that of Italy itself As the uneo states
reimnorts ONLY one-tenth this amount o olive % on Is
aydtnt ha not only the people ol TINS tOunt nu ods
enerrnced epicIIres of Eurup' a. we'll, maze 't Sls
win tbr products Of the cotton seed Some OH aS 4e
west where probably figures as olive o. Wl.ouS @ ln9 I
interyrnlion Of voyage across the Atiantlo' ot az
L. tIyothrds of the entire prOduC Of the country
$4,000 900 galOns) Is exported 20 Europe
Mime. Won KOerber a German phllanthroplS''
has come TO this country 10 organize movement ior
encouraging and protecting the emigration h'ner Vi
L.,. .l,afVa IN form
influential ladies and gentlemen in the large seaport
cities who VIII receive requests tor women from All
parts of the country and forward them to the central
society in Europe which will then obtain anu transport
the number called to fill the various positions re-
ou;r,p, teir seryces Their passage viii he paid FOR
ben and he cost deducted their subsequent earn
ings An officer Cf the society viii accompany thoi 2n
specal arrangements foe their protection ana comfort
win be made with stcamshi ana railroad coinpaheT;
Such an enterprise II supported by the ght peope anu
conducted with efficiency, discretion ana perfect Hooi'
would accomplish an admirable WORK.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
TROUBLE,
IKUU DIE.
Trotn Ths Chfeaao Intey. ocean LSIolieartl

Ths ChfcdGO Inter ocean fNtCttcdTtl
Senator IOSans boast that no man could be
apuointed 10 office In Chicago wlhou his RECON-
Yteudata. n las verified and shoyt time there
will be a complete OF officers in the Government
building WHO Will their official positions 10 thc sen
stOr simultaneously with this comes IRON Washington
sem official announcement that the RUE IN deciding
appointments is that IN all cases where the functions OF
te nire extend over more than one district The ap on
eut belongs The rule IL the same iOf all
in Democratic districts. No one can sue
cessIuy dispute Ia tuem. When the func
ious OF an Office are confined 10 one DISTRICT ana that
district represented by Republican Congressman the
ofce belongs to tue Congressman II this fuie is IuIu
affirmed by tue President, II pI5ic icay gives General
Logan, our only Republican Senator the appointing
DoWr for the entire STATE for know OF no Cces O
ny impuranee except post cices, that under lhe
rule Wohd not fall him. Even the Post once III Ch
cayo would 20 the Senator for II serves three Con
ressona Districts. The President, believe, Is anI
ions 10 harOnze the dscOrdant elements OF the Replb
hcan party is difficult to see no" ne can 40 TINS
by pacug all Of warfare III tue hands Ol The
leader Of one faction and refusing TO consider the com
Dlanfs of the other. 80 far Chicago Il concerneu
Senator Logan head of political actlOn, and
minority faction that. The members OF COn&r from
the three districts selected by the Republicans OF
those districts 10 S ecay represent them All Ol the
Second District Is liz the city, and so also are huc tbe
largest portions Of the other two II would seem on mat
account alone they ought to have great Influence On auy
thing that is going affect the interests Ol the CITY,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SgHOpsts for TIE pas, "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. l a. m.-General
rains have fallen except west Of the Mississippi River
md IN the Ipper Lake region The barometer is lowest
in Washington Territory and Oregon southerly winds
prevail in the Atlantic Coast States, souhwestefy in
the Gulf States nOrhery in Tennessee and the ONO
Valley The temperature has risen IN the Atlantic and
Gulf States aud has fallen Upper Lake region and in the
Northwest.
Indications for t0dGE
For the Middle Atlantic States rainy weather, varia
BILE winds stationary lower temperature and pres
sure. ~, .
Fnr New En- Gland cloudy weather with rains south
easterly becoming variable, stationary tcmperaue and
stationary lower pressure
Indications tomorrow
Fair weather is indicated for the Middle States
Wednesday
Cdutf0ndTp signals
Cautionary signals continue from snithyle to Kitty
Hawk.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
RIOT OF RAILROAD LABORER&.

NEwBURG, N. Y, Dec. 26-The West Shore
Railroad laborers at Cornwall engaged in riot last
night An Italian shot in the leg, and an Irshman
who was upon by Italians seriously stabbed and
viii probably die This merning the authorities Of the
called out Company A. Of the I7th Battalion Captain
4. Chase and Company Il, Captain Joseph NJ: Dckey,
OF trouble but found ali quiet Six Italians who were
Implicated In the anray, arrested and lodged IN
jail in this city The shooting of the italian is said
have been done by q negro.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
Post Omce notice,

The foreign malls for tss wooE eating SATURDAY
pecember 81 1881 will close at this OiCs sn TUESDAY at
73O a. m Earope by steamship Nevada, via Queeas
to~n on WEDN Els DAY $50 for Europe by steam.
ship BOhna via Queenstown correspondence for France
must specially addressed and at $3.50 for France direct
by steamship France. via llayre on III lsSDA at 800
m Europe by steamship city Of Paris via Queenstown
Germany and France must be specially
aidress<: and o 1880 for Europe by steamship
Westphaia via Plymouth, ChegbOurg and Hamburg; on
sATURDAY, at IL for Europe by steamship Germanic,
VIA correspondence for Germany and Scotland
must be specially addressed and at II a. @ for scotland
direct, by steamship FurneSsa via Glasgow; and a. III
a. m. for Belgium direct by steamship Rhynland, via
AntwerD and at Ii a. for Germany, &C, by stoam-
shin Donau, Southampton and Bremen correspond.
ence for Great Britain and othor European cOnn-
ts must specially aldressed. The malls Tor NewfOund-
land close on WEDN SDAY at The mails for Mexico.
yio close WEDNESDAY 1i3J m. Tho
mails tor Porto Rico and MaracaDO close on THURSDAY
Al 3 o. M The mails for Cuba and Mexico close HURS.
DAY at 1880 p. IN. The mails for Newioundand and 81
Pierre Mquelon close TIL RSDAH at $50 D. M. Tho
mails jamaica Sayana, &c, close on FRIDAY at $3.50
a m The mails for Aspinwan and south Pacific close on
SaTURDAY az 10 Tie mails for the Windward
Islands close on SATURDAY at 2. The mails for Cuba
and rho West Indies SATURDAY at l3O D.
mails Tor China close December 81 at 1880 The
malls Tor Australia &c close January at The mals
Tor Jamaica close on TU EsDAY at 1000 a m
A HENRY e. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post Ofice, New-York, Dec. "a, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
OBIICARY.
YIScOUNT HELMsLEY.

LoNpoN. Dec. 2G-Vscount lIclmscy, lconser-
yatiycl member OF Parliament ioF Eorth Riding Of
Yorkshire. is dead.
Viacount Hclmslcy The cdC.i rcp ~ The Esrl of
Fovcrsham aud grandson the maternal sido or
tho late SIR James Graham llc born IN lsj2, and
was educated Etuh He was seven years ago, sub.
lieutenant IN the Lie Guards Hc elected member
Of Parliament for tJo North Rdus of NUgtrl'r' 100 the
Conservative interest 40 thc general election u le'l
lie wa probably the youngest uHrr Ui tire House at
the time Last year he Ind NJ. MbuHk. Liberal. were
reelected without opposition. -lS members oi the
F.yrr.hlm family have T,prsoutri Yorkshire ur one u
s Riding, during tie present century. Thirteen years
cu the tuu-trlatist and lLr Liberal vote the North
Riding nearly equal, but % lH probable that the
Liberals GOV uutHuuDcr thr other party.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
FOUND WITH ms SAULL CRUSHED.

Coroner Knox took the ante-mortem state
mcnt or Carroll at the Chambers street Hospital
last evening. Carroll found unconscious Saturday
night in OF the excavations made by the New-iork
steaEI-Ieaung Company at Greenwich and Cortlandt-
SIS Ills skull crashed In. According 10 his State
meut he lived No. 347 ClassOn-ye, Brooklyn. lie Is
a peddler, and came from Orange, n. j, on Saturday
nlgut with young VINO drank with him, aud finally
Knocked him and robbed MIN OF $40 at Fulton and
Winam-sts. Carroll then wandered To the place where
found He considered beyond hope Of recovery last
nIgnl Tine police nave made no arrests yet
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
MISSIssPPTs CURSE.

From me PtchSOUIg 4itIGtt NDt"HJ
Bourbon virus is the deadly leaven which IS
working and corrupung the very best elements OF the
social fabric IN Mississippi II public sentiment does not
soon spew 1t out many elections VIII pass by before
there Will be a bloody revolution Strong arms VIII be
ARA against strong arms, ana tDe ts hypocrisy an
cowa!dce will bear their legitimate fruits IN streams OF
blood And we may thank BOarDOnism for all TINS. AS
certain "a fate no good can of trying to conceal
the deadly poison hat turks in the body polite OF Mis-
sIssippi Lei all parties demand and enforce cbahse
LET AN refuse to support men, no matter how hlgh
or influential they may be- II they are the apoOgsts OF
nerury hyuocrsy and Intolerance There are ministers
of Inc gosel in Missssip who encourage the destruc
on OF the youth and the lighting Of the growth OF the
NeXr South by countenancDg this Bourbon damnaton.
Sncb cour is enough TO Vomt the devil with disgust
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
THE RED BANK LOSSES.

RED BANK, n. j., Dec. 26.-Notwithstanding
the reports the contrary the losses by the fire on Fri
day night amount to $4,000. The Fire Depart ment
has 100 drilled men commanded by eighteen officers,
and could have fought the flames successfully had there
been cpOugn water on hand As complaint was made
that the number OF officers in charge Of tie department
caused confusion, meeting has been called for the pur-
pose selecting captains whose orders TO De ODeyed
tb- tpiv
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
A SIGN OF ANTI-BoURBoNIsM.

Public opinion must be rallied up 10 another
pont Fduai aud exact justice must be mcted oui 10
iba 6iack man and the white otherwise 10 Is
farce IL will not for juries 10 content themselves
,r1n an before a surgng and curious crowd with the
upOn his lips that he Is bound lOT heaven
il white man the law in his own hands anu taxes
tbS iifs nj Li4 fellow no consideration OF fHmliy,
FRIENDS social position and pccuniaTy ability should
step IN to prevent his being handed over 10 tLe puOAc
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN BARCLAY STREET.

A fire broke out in the basement OF
No. AZ Barclay-st at 1870 o'clock this
morning Policeman Flannery discovered that
the iron shutters Of the building were
so hot that he could not hold
his hand against them. The first floor is
occupied by William j. Deans mustard works. A
second alarm at once sent ont ANA large NUMBER
Of engines was soon the spot. The iron shutters
broken in and opening forced into the base
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
PUBLYC OPINION.

The hmm which Clark Mills discovered on
one side of Gateaus uead undoubtedly the bump OF
total deprayity-( (COurierJ Journal
There has not leen a single person cOmpe-
tent 70 form "A respectable judgment who after zee
ing and hearing Guitcau in the COURTROOM hs hoI ot-
iiryed him perfectly sane The fact that Judge COX
allows fine murderer so much latitude shows tue small
mental caIibre OF the Judgc.West Chester enn VIZ
REQ
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

been captured. Later news fs to tfe eject thns snG
same band had murdered moro men botvoc1
Tepache and San Laripa II Is taought tho latter vert
1lOyes OF the Chicago Mining Company, they ar4
working near where the Indians are supposed TO hAv
passed. Tho settlers in that section greatly exnad
over these murders
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec. 81. a. m.-The movement Ii
the barometer yesterday steadily downward Falr
weather wac followed by cloudy weather, with occa
sopa light rains after p. The teDperaure ranged
between $50 and 47o the average t420l beng lOAS
bSeber than on the corresponding day year. and 6l
higher than Sunday. 49, -.
Sgondy and warmer weather with occasional light
rains possiby followed by clearing weather, may be ex
peeted to-day in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
/ MORMON COHFERENCE HELD.

LONDON, Dec. 27.-.lbe Mormon mission
aries here held a conference in London yesterday.
Normonsm I'm London has been unsuccessful, but
many converts have been made IN the provinces,
same oi tie elders will remain tO prOseytze. num-
ber OF them Will return to Utah Fifteen hundred oon-
yerts have been made in England since August.