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, 1881-11-25

Fast 1rottfuE BY Youngsters in San
NrAuClSU0s

Fast 1'rottfnE by Youngsters in San
Francisco.
BAN FnASC!8cO, Cnt., Nov. "s.-Tho tcpts of
speed over tho oourso Of the Hay District Asso-
atadon today, tao proceeds Of which wero lo-
uAtcu to the QnrHu!d Monument Association,
woro largely attcpcut1. and proved to be very
Important event III tho history Of tho turf, It
IL estimated that 4,6N poEsans were In Attend-
n,tcc. Tho fcaturo Ut thp aa5'e sport was tha
undertaking OF ycarlll!gs and .-year~a alds
from the ralo Alto stub!vs, uwlel by ox"0nv-
Stanford, to beat tho reo0rd Of tho world, In the
first tost Of speed by iIlnda ltaso. tho fastest
ysasllng In tho world, 10 Lieut. haE previous too-
cru, .,40,t, aho trutted tho trsr quarter In A0s,
tho hut In l;i8!t. tho third tn l:SjH. completing
tho mile iu the romutkabln liase of s::9lk.
Tho second, by Uou!ta, q s.year'ola, to boat
the bcst 2-yuur-ull sapor4 of tho world. tito tirst
quarter WIS trottcd III VI, the balf In 1,1sH. tho
tnIs quarter {unolllctal t!lnol III l:tDa. making
tho tul,c IN a:a4M. This IL tho fasteat time ovur
,nudo. With the exception Of the :-yoar'old
Wlldtiowos's rsoosd, ma.io s0n1o tttuo ago
MpCnrthy'E CuFr1o u. attotnptod 10 boat tho
best pacing record III CaIlturnsu, but was With
drawn aStes throe attempts, having only maao
s::l.
Following thla came q thrca.ln-ye trotting
tin harncssl contest, and tho black gcldIug Clay,
tho bay Reldlns Hancock, and tho bay goldlng
uoldnotc woro enteret!. Clay won tn threo
luz 10 ruoent heavy rains tho Arst quartvT OF tho
track was aot in xuoa cond!tion. II u claimed
That tho rpcords would hAyv boon !oWsFed seV-
9rai seconds had tho Uourse boon tn good trim.
ci0alng u hauka, stores. otliuss, both Govern.
mem Rno private, an4 tho su9psns!on OF VI!
sQoulag business, Religious scrsloes wore bold
, 1881-11-25

ril:Iit)I.A MUsr 90.
pAsAMA, Nov. :4.-Th1 flight Of ptcrola is
tlully expected fronl Peru. Ills pnrtlsahs aro
abandon Ing him for tho provisional government
Of Ca,dcron owing to tho course Of tho Un!tcd
S.Rtes Minister, who suggested TINT Chill n,Hko
pe,tco With Peru Without demanding tho ccss]0n
OF territnry, tho Chiiiun Ambassadors mrv III
Lima struggling With tho problem Of making
ncace with country which hns yet ITO nxcl
government. It js reported thnt they Arc con-
Bttler,ng this plah-thAt tho occupation Of Peru
for i've years should 10 declared. nnd at tue OK
ptrntton Of that period elections should be hold
for President md congressman.
, 1881-11-25

n..... .. H!l+lTAlk4s
nshafN, Nov. .:3.-Ts.e military estimates tn
s'ase s. pay Tor no additional Lioutcnants and
'T'"uoh'eolulss1unctl 'T'" oif1oera.
i1Ss1A,N.ts,
.spHths TO telegram rroul tho nntl-Eemittcs
s,,aulHing their support, eullt ~ con unly de-
sAs M future personal position by tie course
" ~s 'ess'on OF tho lsolchstaK.''
rInF. MoMMBEN,
ts.Fsled for tho ltclchstag In ScbloswIg. has
't,une!ectcd ,ud by II lnrRo rnlurity In Ooth.
'oaasca ~ Eectsalun6t, nnd decidedly on.
F''ea " A'amaFck's lnlcrnnl policy.
,, THE EMPEROR
s"ato ss xood night Inst night: Tho Not1b Ger
,hs. .a1et't 'earna frnM wplt-|nf0rmetl s0urces
.Isa. Wv ssMpernr's condition In no wtso occa.
tn. aaa'cty. Ills almcnt' IL merely siRht
;. . HEIR nIclrrER's ntArRluE,
tnl..nss's sa's upon Tho budget In tho Ilpfohstag
m.n. sesetafr s<.holz, Ut tho Flnanco Dcpart-
t.,, s.n.' .ss""ed tho financial situation ot tho
tpc,t,sa year, tito result of which, rc!ative.y
,t.m, :. - favorable. thors boIng surplus or
t,lc,,m ,o"'0h maeka. In the new estimates
Int mo,.a aoas aro based unon m expected steady
a,.. ~. .a'e Increase In tue yleli frUm various
tdt.t,c..a W. proposed augmentation Ut the cot,-
..mnS,,', VI Tue 'ntllssJuAl Btatos toward tho
,o,saaro ,T,aa''aro of tho EtnpIre aro mainly dun 10
,u,s n. OF 0D'0o1tn tho estimated oxpondl-
tur .nasae sae ''nperial arny, Horr Rlchter. In q
kr ~ et', attacked tho who!o economical pol
It IL. ".snarck, Us vtuwod by tho light
tAs onoa, emperor Williams message at
Rcb,s,~ ,~'laS or tho acssloll Whom Herr
msuts,, aaa concluded his speuoh tho
ton IN t,.a uo aah B!vOn notice OF their lnteu-
: houuc4d s"''H'p@to =" Ill the:s debate having re-
t4u,a ~ aeF intention or loft the chamber be.
dcct,,s, .ne laseness OF tho hour, tho President
lldu.e av ueoafe Oh Arst reading oiosou Tho
riau to hausae" hau uatss Aouday. Tho Opposition
i d4y',drhas"'e achieved a nreas triumph Ia tu-
sesln,c,,4"1' They ma!ntaiu that Herr Nlcutor.s
tojcic, ~, cf'tulstn Of tho social md t,scal
hpove,,m,a ,ae uoHcrnnlont produced an ei1cot
f.seuutI.s! eaat homo Of tho Governments re.>-
i teply. thu. ' "efe Tor the tuoupnt prepared to
lae uclut" king necessary y sudden close Ut
auparaIJol.., oaeh an ooeuEoencc Ii satl 10 pe
Gstuanv w. "a the parliamentary rsoorda Of
tlchte, u,SIs is"na IN TILE srEEclL
roa ., ,ha I,uachcd out upon eoueral Discus
tas ,eal w. w. 'spcflal mossage, spartuu no[thor
tha ,nnnn.4Aao Aao nominal authey, 4estormed At
h'uaecu ~ "'aScness Ut IL propoaals, md de-
naQIo schs' Auaactty. Ia REVIEWING the oco,
Tut Of ren,ne re4 hlchtor esaayod to show thoir
aas Immyis, hna to cover theu with rI,tculc,
ipf thourhts mes*aRe, be said, den!od that ulls.
sa~arckss ~, reacttonary nature uuderlay
upoa thai, una Yet reaction Nas wr,ttan
ss.oxul1s 1 IT,, 'esy foschsaas. Willis ,.aty to
immortal taes.ts, ths Ger
, 1881-11-25
QUEER CUSTOMERS.

The Fork or Death, tilc Great At,icri- |
ruu r.I:afer, nnl tho Host Whose
t;tsent. 1xycrc Away. Late.
Iii II. EugGne ClIayettc's witty ani curious !
little yoinnc. published III 1871. " lsestastra-
tellrs ct Kestnurcs," SOME entertaining p0f-
traits aro g1yer OF eccentric guests cele-
brAtcd ut Partisan catIs. One Of tic most
famous Of these WIS Courier, commonly
called "Tlae Fsrk at Deatl','' ilahitnG Of
tito Restaurant Bonyalct, WHO Invited vic
tin to dine with him by the year mid slcw
Him With lltgli feeding. Tile first died Of
a},pplexy after q SIX months co,nbas; tho
second held ILLS own for two years, and then
s,lccumbetl to "a liver complaint ''-an i'll
digestion brought On by over-inuulgence III
tic liver of tie Htrnsbourg guose-" three
days utter" rs Courier sadly sali when gaz-
lug OIL the flluernl from the window Ut the
restaurant. l had treated hin, to II new hut
for Ills hittlldny." 4 third champion then
descended lllto the aren't, Il long leah n,n1l
na.lset Amellne, vile saltl ny lls invariahle s
Lust, :" You Old rascal. TN going 10 bury
y9u 5he Nsaa h9ss gently rfpfe e,neyy ~ Wsy s
said tho same, thing, The crafty Ameln,c,
monthly with this atnpnitryqn. and, retiring
sulkfIy In his tent, tiieteI himself nn ten,
toast. and scllla returning to TIC ENCOUNTER
lnolilhed aId fresf, after nt' al'srnca u t!snnr
more Er0untl by enting nlpltl]y aud Injllrlhg
his digestion By solitary ni.t! eloomy rctl.c.:
ti0l,s. Onn day. after this duel llad lastcsl
Himself 10 . fourtsen!h sllse d foar.ysar;1!d
Welsh mutton, tlarew his head back. Ills
companion. thinking lie w,ls about tn sileezt,
nlutiercd the CUSTOMARY henedlctto1,, INT
dead ~ tila mutton lie. so denrly loved. lio
wtlu llud taken the fork pGriSlru by tic fnFk.
, 1881-11-25

At Springfield, Itl.1 Loss About S1 q, 900,
Partially Insured.

sp<eta1 Dhpatta TO T1a chteaao Tssaank.
srn1Soy1ELp, ILL.,. Nov. 2l.-Flro was dscov-'
erod about = o'clnck th's morning In Tho building
on Sixth street, botwcen Adams and Monroe
strccts, owned by Mrs. Aeinor, who occupied tho
snuoul aud third stories as . restaurant. Tho
ilrSt tioor waa occupied by D. W. JOnos NJ q
saloon, aud tho Orc appears to have originated
either In tho basement or In tho rear Ut the
aalpuu. When discovered tho tlaluca hAd mAto
considerable hcXdwar, and woro ,parIl.g W
tho hutchwRy OF tho "1umb-watrr aud
pouring from tho ro0f. Tho liremeu worked
well. nld although tllp flre war difficult utu TO
handle. succcedcd after two Auur. work tf uou-
liun3 The tlre 20 Mira el!lcrs hu'!d.ng: H1lci' i
inys, owaed By tie licrlk estate. worV ea!.sler-
ulIY Iamaggd ,,9y, w winter. lut Tho losses of tne
Enacls wholesalo liquor houao. ara alorely nutr-
lnaL. Mrs. lscncr'1 loss vii! be from tld,u0 10
ilaGv: liurtforti of Hartford. $3,01: Cuhtl-
ncntal Of New York, e2,u1: l.anu4shlrp OF
bR under $3,QQ1
, 1881-11-25
DOGS.
MEETING OF TIE EASrElRN FIELD TRIAL,
rI.Ulk

AEEl4SH pF 1utt IsfH1fu-s r4E4'A 44tAAA
CJ.Ul.
Sptetai Dtaruteh to 1hs chteago Tribune.
NEW suFFo1K, l.. l.. Nov. 21.-Tha third nm.
nual 1noctlnR OF tho Enstcrn Field Tr1ll Club
commenced this mornln9 ut Robbins Island, In
Pecnnic faay, where the trials were hell last
ycar. There aro threo stakes 10 be run-tho
Itobbins lslund Btnkcs, or Eastcrn Field Trial
Derby, open to all pointer aud settcr puppies
whclped Oh or attcr April ]. 1880, 500 to Frat,
500 to second, aud 80 to third. etoscd Oct. l
With twtnty. eight nominations. Tho SECOND
Btake Ia tho 1'ccono or All.ARod Stake, npcn to
oil settors and pointers, so to hrat, tl50
to second, SO to third. closed with forty-funr
nominations: and tho Members stakc. to set
tcrs and pointers belonging to mcmhors Of the
club only. for rrIze OF silver plate. value S1oo,
closed With oloYon nominate
TIE Derby,
the frat stake on tho program commenced this
morning at 1Q:45 with ninO startors. Yesterday
and last night a soyero northeast storm, pre-.
vailed. Soon after dayliRht tho r,!n eeascd. % and
birds kept in thick cover. and wesrs weir,
fs poas e. A. 's eg 9Es: @ &C.
Ss s9 s;oSx'as %ss S so as' fsssss; sss sSe
wioh, Conn. second ciloico: John q. llieksebor's
Fesija 1birtl choco; 4. e. uodeifroy's Guymard
9nS e. o ss aad
soventh choice, with 1iartiys p0ltux, BpIer's Vt.
Mars in the Hold. In
THE Fllt3T sEls1I:s OF HEATS
sensuuou lr. bout 1T. Elmo. GeilaaID beat st..
Mnrs Poliux beat uuylnard, Royal Dalo l1at
llnntagonet. Fcrila had tho bye. Tho
second serlca OF heats was conf
hut wns postponed until tomorrow, III conse-
uuence Of darkness: The attcnda.eo Of spcc-
Il iarger taan iasi year. showing that
tho Interest ln field triuls ia
rapidly inoroasIng.. At a meelnR OF
SECRETARY WIS directed to communicate TO tho
Nas1onal Amerlenn kennol Club " dsalro taat
tho publication Of the kennel Cauba etuus book
ehnlild bf tilara by tha Aalurieau folds.
, 1881-11-25

Sptttat Dt.>atth to The Cht:aoo TF{blns.
AtARsHALLTOwN, H.. Nov. 2.-Miss Lnura
Dosob. handsome girl OF IL, md OF good par
cntaEc, fell In love with and desired 10 marry II
dssoIute priuturby tho uame vt TIbb!tta 1ior
folks would not eonseut. andsh left her home
half-claj, AMI. with hcr lover, took d rpom at
the Revere Huuse. where they remninel nll
night. Her folks still ref1Re to submit to tho
tnutcb, and hnve commenced prosecution
n9aiust TlbbEtts, declaring tlley viii luage him
IN tho pen!tcntlary. Tho g1sl stfoka to her
lover aua refuses to 10 ho!nl.
, 1881-11-25
Some Fool, Hearing the Kissing Of
Escaping Steam, Cries
Fire 1"
Frantic Efforts Of tho Frightened Audi.
ence to Get Out Of Tho Build
Ing.
List Of ths Persona Injured in the Hur-
rfsd Exit from The Man.
Trap.
Third Annual Meeting Of the East
ern Field-Trial Club Yes-
terdny.


4 FEARFUL pANiC.
rso.ptSn srr.v cAt.sEs , rEs1,F,i. PAN
'''~'e1 ''" ~ ~ 4 .rt,,. tr,,r '
.n,+,ot rt.nstSh :, 11s r4..a.. 1.x..,,
NEW YOnK, Nov. .4.-4A patla occurred during
ttg rrrFprtnaneo Mt thu London Theatre. III tho
l}nwery, this cvonnR which wns chiefly rcmark-
nbo for tho small number VI pcrsot,s Injured
during tAe stnmpode. Thu mrul,ct. balcony,
49,, .. ,,t. ,,.,..t, ,.t,1ai -, stall. n,,uo.t
uuu uppet ha',e,s w. ~ ~ .4o. ,..
enpaclty. 1Acro "cre e~s'oo PeoTHe III tne uouaes
OF which 1,l52 wcr1 In tho upper cutlery. 1lany
wcrc standing in tho Side ,,uBs.1xcs and In tho
npaeo .ue ~. W .,s...s ""1 ...s
chttahco uo"1s' ofo' ""th''"e "t NE NE
undlenGe were rlen and boys. At S:.O
o'clock Tho performance ,yRs pruvrcsstir nj
usnni Mas N,,t,n .t.,,nr,x t,cy,,ns,l tho st.rt,
'.. !. t,... .,, IT., :. 49, ,,I.,
S''is"a C"ttsten wv oapy' WHICH, n'ee'.'s
nolso was hcard+ cofntng llVuf tho alsio on INC
south si1o OF tho parluet. THE WIS followed
by slight escnpc OF stcaln. a c0lninouon was
aisle, ana
BONE Fof,1, CRIED "FfKE!"
T., !, ,,,o,,nrt tt,o bouao ,rna tr ~, up1sr nut
liz umiinn"C nnS."nmrcI ~ ri,si, fnr fhn j,,nrs
III. .iI.sS ssns,it ia 1i'1n nsfcs war;,
an,,, thoLni ~ IT, a. strnwxit.v n,ussns Ijhtfnt,
Fn. h,t,. ~ ~ ~ ~ ,,s ~ r. ...n, IL T,,H ~ ~,
nIrki" e,,Tnn r. ~, .,,",,nu,tfa ~ thc tu,s,nv
and uppcr cutlery and tiny ulso rustud for Tho
n1rrow stairway tc9d!tiH ftpin tho Upper pnrt
Ut tho house to tue lobby on the n1ai.i huor: I1e
us!crs at,a donrkcepqrs threw open re ex1I
doors and tlid alt ~ their power to ussist In tIo
rAp!u eEnptyin4 OF tue hu!lsc Iao secnt 1s shl1
" tltsu VINO WitticsBcu II ~ uaVa Dcct pey1nu
t,eaerlptlon. rho rush WINS - great saaa pnnb
ot h4avy platcglass ~ one 81 tno stnFth.nours
, 1881-11-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.
1TcuettEr.

Thu physiological rej,lsenntor Of tho organic
ByatcIn, ufl specific Cntu Tor tulpNfenuy, Ster-
iitty. seminal weakness. lDss ut memory. tlerv-
1s s,@k aa T.. ss is;,nl'a neaGnH @ G
by s.1pplytnx nurve an1 a1raln ps,ucr. sent, bs
mail prenaill. 81 pr box; Il for 81. Pamphlets
anl " Lake street. Chicago. ILL.,. agcute, and for
suite by I'LL ur,1XE{3fs,
, 1881-11-25

COUNTY C1.ANE.
DUBLIN, Nor. a4.-Ow!nx to nany raids III the
eastern part Of County cIaro, a system Of MElf.
iaty patrol has been organized.
Till: LAND COMMISSIONERS
psYe Issued a notice cai,ing attention to the
poxess thty pnsscss to hcnr applications from
Abosers seeking to compel farmers TO provide
tslter dwellings.
MURDER.
A farmer named Sullivan, returning from tho
sklbberccn Fair, WAS fntally beaten. and bis
corpse concealed. rlvo wcrc arrested,
Earl. COWTtts,
Lord Lieutenant Of ireland, IN n apecch at
banquc. Ut nelfaat, Inst night. sn.1 tho inoro no
tav of the country Tho more ho was convinced
ts.s'sfacson hals always cxlstod, though so,1c-
tla'es IN dumb an'l sultcn state. and under tho
iutfncc. 1t wns thgtr dtuty at tho present tnts-
neat to reduce It agnisi to dumb md sMllen
slAte. and then do as much rs pt'ssib1c III ono
generation to rculoyo tho dissatisfaction. aud, IL
poti!ble, the prejudice Of tho Irish people.
COMMENTS.
The TInts, commenting on Earl Cowpet's
'peeeh, Aaya: "ft IN FAR moro likely the mems
atet OF coercion will hayo to ba nude u,ure
Stringent than that thoy Gull 10 dispensed With.
EFtn temporary suspension nf trial by Jury
wnuli 10 coudu,ed by public opEniun IL 1t WIS
taa~n to be necessary for tho restoration Of
peace Rad nra'cr. Now tl1at oppression and viu-
'cnce haye been adopted us wenp,us by sec.
soa Of The Irish people, It ia worth whilo to
point out that tho wllole Irish people, who forty
leass ago formed thrA Of the population ot
tae Kingdom. Is now only y0ye-scyenth."
THE coyuCcT OF THE IRISH IN ES1IIsI1
Tt,wSS
Aaa Cites Shows that they sy1nnntbzn With tho
soat" OF their eonntrymon III ireland, and re-
'lfn tho feeling Indicated by tho above article.
a'ahotler meeting Of Liberal electors ut Now
a'1e'oh'TSne. which WIS aadrosscd by Dyek
'Aee'al' and Hurt tftadIcnt), the meeting wns
interrupted by ao1sy dcnoMatsau unns and lights
io''en up By organized buuds Of lrlshn,cn. Tlo
!"se'as 'eln1er Far Murylcbouo was proyonted
s'oh addressing bla constituents by the saine
/ Eeta&.
, 1881-11-25

Sptetal Distaith to TIE Chtaoo 1rttEEk.
CLryEl.Asn. o., Nov. 3I.-:Thp twenty. seycfl.
bout heel. nnd-too match cAnlu tu 4 eIuso IT,
uight nt 10::u. hair m honr before ti1nc wis up.
Tho liua. scnro ssnoh as folows: llnrrimun, IT.;
Of.cary. 1lU: mud Seh,lichl. lU0. Scs,nsehl left
tho track Mt u o'cuck htcuuse OF u eoid un his
lunvs Ihe atlnir dlo t,ot crents that e:lt,.us!.
moderate. Tho contestants leave for hotne to.
1utrruW.
, 1881-11-25

The Great 1yehtorn Railway.
Sptttat Dtspaleh 10 1hs Chledao Tribune.
TORONTO. Ont, Nov. c4.-A specEn! cablc saYa:
II Tho J.ll lIau Gazette, concerning tho recent
not'vo speculation in Great Western Railway
shsrus, remarks that III sonla quarters II IL l'c-
loved that the city has coxuxnnce ut some
MtI3HtHAtnntiDr 6ChttuG with tho ruad9 OF 1My
uould. Vanderbilt. or other railway potcntatoa" :"
, 1881-11-25
7tlr. f'ot31Cyss Lick,

IL. 4. C0olcy. Ut JIari tnrd. C0nu. aftcr draw
tnR $:tU rEt,, tho hl,lk tho other uAy. lost $50
III bills thfollx., II hoc ItI bis p'cket. MrGoo!oy
traced lis stcns. ,ltld esry tlif hour nr so sntne
frlcnti would hand him tG1 ur 80 Which Ltd Just
bpen found. IRON four nen hG fcc0yGrUd $3.50,
nnu Hlvlng him $UJ. two of!lorB So cach arid d
third $&t. Strangely etoEh, he found tho ro-
.uafntnX &tQ iu the gutter.
, 1881-11-25

PREPARING FO1k PLUMBER.
sFAx, Nov. e'.-Th9 Frassch wera foralEnasa to
Withdraw movable property from the country
dfstriote, othorwtso the property mnp bo de-
stroycd In tho razzas which arc nppi oachIng.
Frcnch columns from Kn1rwltit nn1 Gabcs may
mako on tho property Of insur1ont Arabs.
4 nHlLL1ANT vicTo1sl.
French troops report brilliant victory over
tho insurgents ncur, Djerid, capturing chief
mud fQauY OthcrB,
, 1881-11-25

ALEXANDRIA,, Ont, Nov. :4.-An editorial
which !sioiy appeHred fn the Glengurry Times
grossly slanderang tho atarqula at Lnrua and
rrlucesa Louise has caused great excitement
throughout tho country. Several Indignation
meetings have baeN beld In rGtertnce to 1t, 1T
Aetnatux tho oourse saken by tho editor OF tho
IIHIfx.
, 1881-11-25
&tIila.

The still alarm 70 Eusino No, 10 at ! o'clnok
yesterday afternoon was causbd BY tho alscovory
Of tlro tn tho two story building ut No. u aud ID
Cottage Grove ayotiuv. occupied ny L. G. Dana.
Hot ashes left carulesty by The sic Ut tho housa
wus responsible fur tho tire. u4tnaKe npulInui.
Tho sill ularta to ElRlue No. ~ ut l3:ta clock
yesterJaY aftcrHuuIl WA8 tAuHG1 by il little boy
building i Aro III tho cellar pf tho brick building
ut No. ID 1htrtY-1ltth street. ucIupled by UU0Ixo
, 1881-11-25
ITALY.


NoME, Nov. Bin tho Chamber Of Deputies
today, tho Minister OF llisttce, replying to
question. said ho was enRngcl upon the draft Of
u hill which h0cous!dcrcd necessary for remedy
ing the inv OF guarantees.
, 1881-11-25
SOUTH AFRICA.

UISAATfSrAETf0N.
DURHAM, Nov. @l-Tho Legislative Council
has unanimously pissed u vote expressing dis
satisfaction With tho appointment OF ". J.
Andal1 az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Natal, and
expressing Willingness to vote mn Increased
SALARY to secure tho services OF an experienced
officer,
, 1881-11-25

Cold Weather at Natertossn, Wis.
Special 1upa.eh 10 Jhs chteseo 7s1auns,
WATEnrnwN, Via, Nov. 2i.-The first cold
wave Of tha soRsou struck Us Inst night, accom-
panied by q h,ah Wild from the west. Ths
thermometers this lnornlaX at daylight regis
tered ono degree below z9ro.
, 1881-11-25

HAHnlsnunt,, 1h.. Nov. "l.-Thc truu bur etfs-
tnltiluv tho lonrs Ut tho cupo!u Ut tho now les
sctncr department Ut the Pennsylvania Btee!
Wurks lrokc todny. Thrca men, Calvin u.
Auucr, Of Lebanon, md Fred ". Yost and feano
Conrcd. or stoelsnu. wcre caught l,y ths rush Of
tnulten tnclal nul tcrflbiy burned. Auner, 1t Is
stjppsrti. futulJy,
, 1881-11-25

i Boiler Exl,loKtoa In E4,afsiatlA.
Stw ORLEANS, L.., NOv. Et.-Tho b0t'cr Ut a
auRaf-houso OH lohn Dymond's plantation at
BnlAtr. plnguenlncn Iarlsh, exploited. cotn-
ptctcly wrrckinv the bo''cr-houso md ba1fy
wound.ux Iusoph Munker. Nurtin vo,t Ntttrr,
Henry CtAtlc. JOHN MsSortoit. EtiRar Hateley,
Charles Crcclatld, and Mud Dunham.
, 1881-11-25

GpftMt O11H4tE4 10 1Hk EhffNt1 TF11H"E4
FUnr WAYSE, ind., NUv. .4.--sfrs. Corncfn
Hunter, II passenger on tho Uran1 Rartas trHtn
going nnrth, this tnnrn!lsu jumped or tho tra'n
M!,1ut ten tnItes tlnrth nr this pnca nnb wits In
stnhtty Killed. iior rrIcitds lived mar whcro she
jumped. 1t MIN to Hnvo u twU.n1lie walk from
tho station TINT shu jumped.
, 1881-11-25

Tho celebrated rouledy, Kidney Wort, can now
DO obtained fl the usual ar{ 'sKetanls form M Or
the especial conyeniunoo OF those who cInnot
readily prepare It. II will be found very con-
centFated, and will act with equal efficiency In
ettbsr casa. na sure and rual the NEW adypr-
tlsement for pArtiou!ara.-S9ta GNa lFess.
, 1881-11-25

CLINTON, ILL.,, Nov. :1.-A very fashionable
wedding occurred hcre tolay. tho contracting
PARTIES being Miss L!tlI Mcienna, Il wcll-knawn
mud highly accomplished yn,lne tMdy OF thls city.
mud daughter Of MIR. W. II. stckennu, Master
Mechanic OF tue lIitnUI6 Central machine .sfauEs
IN tbls city, aud Mr. ja,Mes Il. Tcnnant, prom.
luont Rout!elnan Ut Ciinton. and formerly OF
Chicago. Tho gifts were costly aud numeruus.
, 1881-11-25

nr.ANco REFUSES TO lie MURDERED.
HAyASA, Nov, M.-preytdent luztnnn Ranoo,
OF Venezucla, hHa Mobllzed 10000 1pcn aud
heavily guarded bis dwelling, In anticipation Of
a revolution. a surous attempt to murder
Ulanco failcd
, 1881-11-25
Analo- AhleF1eaA 1lelalloMs - Etfsrt Of
PAYING liau A1ahnE1A C1AisnA.

: Ft,a1 Lard f;ranrluea gatsch VI III GH1'lAau.
It IL very difficult ~ allude to foreign affairs
Without saying Qua sin@la word a. 70 taa state Of
republican state beyond the Atlantlc, (Chesrs.1
The othrr day | read 4 latter ll larEa type from
Y friend Ut ll1uv, Sir Hurry urt4mmvnd Woolf.
, 1881-11-25
THE TIMES CHANGE.

MEMirfs, TENN, Nov. 2l.-Frei DouR!uas
lceturcd hero tnnl4ht ut tho Grccntaw t1pena-
HOUSE 10 HI lntfcnco Of ~ persons OIL tho sub.
jcot Of "Helf-Mut!c Man,
, 1881-11-25
e:oaartct&-&)rtlAnhr. b =.


Miss Lnura 4. Drmsby, duuuhtcr Ut J. u.
0rn,sby, was United I'll mnrrtuge yesterday after
noun 10 Ionn Z. GHodrIch. OF Ecw York. Mt tho
rcsidcnco nr tho hriic's pArcuts, No. +ii Fulton
btroct. tho Rev. t>r. Thomas otilcIattng. Tho
Presents wcrc elcuant and numerous, and llts,oslx
them was n handsomely cr,9rosscd resolution,
adopted ut sncutlug ur tho stall Of tho J3rook.
lyn Tin4ts, with which paper tho gruom mis- Mt
ono tilnu connected, G0ugrhtt1lntiuX tho fluppy
G59uple. ~ tue c,,icsusI0n of thu cesctnony q
IhAnky9ivin4 lsnticr was partaken Of
tohstes1 Unity tho immediate friends or tie con-
trncttng parties were prt'scnt. tl:Dnug whnm
wcrc HtnMtnr Russell aud wife of nrUukiyn, Alr,
ant Ails. f:tMH }icnth Ut Milwaukee,. Mrs. II. Il.
FArkGr of Wntcrtnwn. Wis.,. Msss F!or1l stt'inn,
q kilbolirn thy, Wis, Robert CUl!n nj Quincy,
allo Mira. 4. u liuwe. SiIss Carrie Heath. Miss
FHnMio Snulc. WllIInm LeatlbcAtcr. Il. +. rarker,
pAr left by tho night tru1n for brooklyn, whore
they will reside at No. 121 keaP street.
, 1881-11-25
Conrad mud 0Abornc, ut Raclne, Wis.

NV11F NN HHN V1VHE1kC3 HE 1KNEIIGF W H0t
5ptetal Dtspatth to 1'hs CAedao 1tibunt.
RACINE, Wis, Nov. ei.-Thfs evening Martin
Conrad, goIseral axcnt Ut tho Sohuttlcr Wagon
Company, and Mrs. +. A. Oshorne, OF Chicago,
wcro iuasrsea Mt tho Residences OF ". D. Dutton
by tho lev. Eli Corwi,I. They, together With
Mr.. and Mrs. Dnttor, loft for u honeymoon trip
south,
, 1881-11-25

HAVANA, Nov. M.-The Captain md eight
inun OF tho French ship France, foundered at
sca, were picked up after drifting about many
dnys In an open boat Four of tho crow arc still
lnEssIng,
, 1881-11-25

The 1t. John Land LeaEuo.
Sptetat Dlspateh 70 IRIS Chteaeo Tribune.
ST. Jnus, N. D., Nov. et.-The St. John brauch
OF tho Land Leaxuo haa decided not to scud
any delegates IL tho convention ut Chicago
, 1881-11-25

accomplished wife. n daughter If Webster, tho
ec'eirnted Lonfon dtamut1et. nctor. and rltn.
his weIl.HppnInteJ atsH,n-lnutlch Ii nnu of tho
best known cratt" npon the Thames.
, 1881-11-25
TIE EAST.

THE FLANUE.
CoN9yANTINQrLE, Nov. si.--A didease believed
to Lo tho plaKuo has broken out In Wltze, DIs-
tsEnt OF Iaxistan, Five tlcnths. GORDON has
been established and doctors bent.
, 1881-11-25
TIE CHOLERA.

T 4kE4<&E9Ils17
CoNsTAN11N0PLE. Nov. 1l.--Thoso ia an out
break OF cho!ara in Alexandria. The cholera
wus probably discontinued by returning pill
Rrtms who appeared In Rurllu. Kekallah, aud
Chebr.
, 1881-11-25

indfanap0&ts JnArHta.
Fostmaster W!tdmRn bud ocnaMon during Ole
willie there was told tho Following incident.
, 1881-11-25

Nurgoss and Lexter, at Elgln, iii.
5pteta@ Dhpatth 10 Tia Chtsaao 1rtbuns.
EluIH, I'LL. Nov. 2l.-W. W. Burgess, OF tho
tlrm of burgess L Toft, a prominent resident Ut
this plauc. and Mrs. Hosellp 1.tstor wcre united
III iuarrIngo last vvurInx III the prcsenco OF u
company 0f relatives Df tho partio8.