Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-12-22

President the other day. and it was seni-offi-
cially announced that he will serve out his
term.
GENERAL.
THE weather on the Atlantic ocean
continues to be frightfully rough. The steam
er Nederland. which arrived at New York. the
other day, had not vestige of her bulwarks,
aud the iron stanchlong were bent and twisted
-Four small boats we're wrenched from their
fsstenligs and lost. The wheelhOuse was
crushed IN, and ths screw-steering gear broken
to pieces.
EXPORTS of petroleum and petro-
leum products for ten months ending Oct 81
were s34,0lI98O; corresponding period Of
1850, s25 529940.
HANLAS has at last agreed to row
Boyd on the River Tyne, England, for the
Championship OF the world and $500 pounds,
Abn 3, 1882 Five overdue steamships ar
rived ia New York the other day. each reporting
hurricanes, hail Storms, torrents Of rain and
thunder and lightning.
CHIEF ARRoGATTI and thirty warriors,
the main remnant of Yctorias band, we're cap
tured on the Northern RIO Grande, by Mexican
troops under Francisco GrcdnO. The chief
and several bucks were Immediately shot
THREE skifts containing eight men
were caught in the current in the Government
Lock No 3, near Charleston, w. Va, and car
ried over the dam. Five of the men were
drowned.
THE last spike on the International
road, at Laredo was driven few days ago
There is great disorder on the Mexican side OF
the Rio Grande, and many white railroad labor
ers are returning to Texas. The high wages
paid to track-layers served 10 strip the Mexican
haciendas Of Workmen.
ONCE more Cannon, the Mormon. has
received setback in his attempt 10 get into
Congress As a result Of rchearing of the
case Chief Justice Hunter, Of the Utah Su-
preme Court, refused to modify or set aside the
order previously made holding as fraudulent
and void the certificate Of naturalization OBJ
tanned By Cannon, aud IN effect once more de-
claring him to be an alien and not entitled to
FOREIGN.
The British steamer Saxon Monarch
Is supposed 10 have foundered in the Bay Of
Bgcay, with forty persons on board "A col
Ecry txpiosion IN Begum killed sixty-slx per-
SOILS.
NEAR kiIlaloe, Ireland, a magistrate
named stoddard was fired upon BIZ unknown
persons. Tue agent Of Sir Roger Palmer is
reducing his entire rental on the basis Of de-
cisiCns by he Land Court. Az Cork forty
seized farms were offered Tor sale. and twenty
one were purchased for the landlord Tue
funeral OF tie vic inns OF The Vienna theater
disaster tooA place on Monday, the 18th INST.
The ccreiaonics were held in The I;oman
Cathoh cathedral, and were quite solemn and
imptes-iYe- Several church dlgultares assist
3D. sud tae Emperor and tho members of the
royal famig were present. One American.
name unknown, said to be among the We
TINS. Iao disaster has greatly affected the
Emperor IT Germany. who has directed that
the utmost precautions be taken to protect life
AZ the Berlin court theaters
YELLOW fever has assumed alarming
proportions at Barbados and in San Domingo.
-. Gen. J. II. AIartindale, at one time Attor-
ney General Of New York, died lately at Nice,
france, whittier he had gone for his health.
The London papers continue to criti-
else Secretary Blaines course in reference to
the troubles between Chill and Peru The
Times avs that Intervention on the part Of the
European powers viii be necessary If Their in
forests are affected in south America bv inter
ference Of tie United States :. Italy continues
10 ignore the French prOteCt0rate in Turns and
has sent ngH-of-war 70 Susa
MIS-. LANoTHY, "the Jersey Lily
made her debut at the London Haynarket
Iheatcr al Mrs. Haricastla in She Stoops 10
Conquer The repre- entaton was emnently
successful. Ola play-gocr. il ia declared in
the dispatches, "were attoui.hed at the ease
with wnlcu Mrs. Laugtry glded into her part,
and the felicity Of her execution throughout
....lhr police at Dublin entered the Office of
C1t8ei Ireland. arrested a clerk and sub-editor,
aad removed all papers to the castle
The London Standard Tory organ)
ems to think Secretary Blaine's suggestion
for the modification of the CLAYTON Bulwcr
lrc5ty prcposterou-, and the Daily Nacs (Glad.
stouan organ) thinks that Britain can never
consent To the notifications, and is incliued to
ten We that the American people do not de-
mHnd tEem,...A boat containing fourteen per-
rons lett Galway Thursday for tho Islands Of
Arran When about midway on the passage a
storm arose and all hands were wrecked.