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TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.
.nAL CANLPANN LIZ LTIEE

COAL COMPANY IN DIFFICULTIES.
TEILENwOOD, Penn, Oct. II lie property OF
the Heenwood company in the hands Of the ,hera
Tn Ssfaq & Df rsa aSas ssae e ASfS
NV COMPANIES INCoRPORATED
ALBANY Qc, Tno3 mon Ss Se e%lag sd5 ,bs Machne e
hampton Reach company of5ou hampton, capital $6JOOO
PRICE OF COAL FOR NOVEMBER
PHILADELPHIA. Oc.. 27.-lhe rxecu i've Commit
tee o the Lehig and sohy KIN Coal Ieanges met To- day
Of coal should made Ia No'enOer'
IAUNCH OF y BARKENTINE
Adeodc was launched Yarmouth TODAY from Giles oring
Co ySEd 6g f vii 4 COMMAND ,Dnl her. zap
DLATH sENTrNCE COMMUrED.
ATLANTA: G., Oc II be sen ne OF Ike ship
one OF the asth,u V,e u 70 G va uS na,s
in day cOmmuted Oy cover COqutI 10 lmprs0n-
A YOUNG WOMAN MISSING.
vs1iac has been missing since tuesday last She va,
ss oa empty "a OC1 M o Da Sc With GST
KILLED BY The FALL OF AN ELEVATOR,
au tms Murphy were thrown forty feet the ground BY
the breaking OF an elevator AT Lees A .bidset3 tAs
severely bruised about the head.
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE
conny IN sSs case Of ohm Hopns iniSto murder
Of adSGTG a. EcaIe's on June ~ ID IN he " on3
A CENTRIFUGAL MACHINE EXPLoDLs.
NEW ORLEANS, DC; Z1-Char es IOeipe4 "a pr It,, rs'I. h
cal sugar maker from PM de ph was G Ailen it % nae
plantation 1t Charles PaIisA ana ioVtJoy "SS
aout tne ody aud face Oy Tying fragments Ihelc were
reye men m the centrifugal room at the une ou none VI
A BARK SUPPOSED TO BE LOST.
MOBILE Ala, oct. 2I-lne oaik somn JIM S.'P"ib1 ~ bi
Csplsn HurQess nfty davs ont with cargo OF uh
Tor Poi spain Tndad supposed 10 haye Doen IooI ~
hurricane OF september or o. a. she sailed iOH Ins po
,ba mcrniug of me 9th disploh teociNod Ia,
on trinidad reports that tho vessel has not YET @ "
there -....-,r
AN ASSISTANT POSTMASTER ARRESTED
HARRIsBUBG, Penn, Oct. IL. A. CIaM.' hs M
sstant Pos ter wesOoro, PENN was arrested Ss
MINI Inv pos ONCE inspectors for dg fois.1rud e,te
Phe arrest il regarded BY the officers as an npVttin vo ~
IL Involves heavy losses OF foslslefeo nAn IA H'
through that ONCE.
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ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
A REPORT REGARDING PROFESSOR PALMER-FUR
], =. nI u

A REPORT REGARDING PROFESSOR PALMTR-FUR-
Their EVIDENCE AGAINST ARABI PACHA.
SUEZ Oct. 27.-rhe remains of a human body.
which have been found near the bodies of Captain
GIL and Lieutenant CharringtOn. are believed to be
those of Professor Palmer.
LONDON. Oct. 27.-The Queen will review the
troops who fought Egypt, when all those who are
not to form part of the army of occupation have
returned to England.
CAIRO Oct. 27.-The minutes of a Cabinet coun-
Gil held before the war have been found among
Arabi Pacha's papers They show that the Cabinet,
al the meeting at which Derylsch Pacha, the Turk
ish Commissioner was present, decided to meet the
British with armed resistance.
Rorelli Bey the Pubic Prosecutor, states that the
massacres at Tantah began at the moment when
Abdellal Pacha's aide-de-camp appeared on the
scene and declared that the annihilatiOn of the
Christians would be in accordance with Arab
Pachas wishes. This assertion is made on the evil
deuce If SIX inhabitants of Tantah.
lhe False Prophet Is reported 10 Oc Wltnln lhTee
days march of khartOum The Duke Of COnnaught
has started for England by the way of AleAanGria.
The following cable dispatch from Cairo has been
received through private sources IN this clty "
portion OF the correspondence captured among the
eff cts of Ara0i Pacha has been translated. 1t COM
2riscs letter from the sultan 70 Arab IN which the
rebel chez is urged TO resist all encroachments OF
England and France, in the interest of tho Calph
Gnd IN defense of the faith lie adlures Arab to
Stand firm against foreign interference IRON every
quarter and assures HIM of the sympathy and sup
DOT OF the Sublime Porte If ne eS Tins letter.
wrttcp before uOstIl.tes had begun throws strong
light up.u the erratlc course of the sultan"
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from New-Jersey and Delaware ana compds rn Hp Tbn
Poi,iroorn and Washington we're in the paroie. Ine
Grand Amy posts had about 10000 men out Governor
Uovt and stan the officers and members oI tn9 LAe,u
80, n1nnni,tce of the BiCentennlal Assoclo,loh an
sitinenishcd guests reviewed the line from the granu
snhu % ~ & remonies of the celebration took place to-
night at the Academy Of Music, IN %nioh ths q
hrilitant audience assemDled' On tn
pr,Lau' s rora seated Governor HOvt and
members OF the Bi-Centennial Association ono
Roard of Education, and many prominent 0mclhs anu
citi1ens After musical exercises participated IN oy
900 nnblc school children District Attorney drnnam
,vsred an address He was followed by Governor Hoyt,
who said the deliberations and labors OF those VINO h
devised and naged the celebration could ne expf
In two w0rds-rinmphant success. The Governor IOIh
aIly declared the celebration closed The Rev Dr CdC
tell president Lafayette College. closed the exercises
with the benedIctiOn.
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THE ARMY RIFLE CONTEST.

IEAyENwORTH, Kan, Oct. 2I.-Ihe Army
rife contest at Fort Lcayenworth closed to""y 'o
nm nm I,iior takip., the first medal Generals sher
md sa,rdnn senator Logan aud wife and Major
ccr eral Pope were present
Tine following the for the three days. the
, benu named in the order they stand ana the dlVi'
s,op TO which they belong: Sergeant barrett
Atlantic. 257; Sergeant Clark, Pacihc, Zoo'
sergeant DAILY, Aulntlc 2lS frVatG Jag
ton riant Jahes Missouri 1886 Sergeant stanton
Maine; 235; Sergeant ohipp, Missouri, 90 % o9a
Svair Woarraf ll-sour. 22S Private oheee, ta,
,dc 222 Tue medals presented 10 tue WlHh1Is p5
t ms IN the garrison The General highy cOhphhoh'cu
serpenut Barrett on MS success.
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ROBBED BY MASKED HIG GHWAYMEN

BOsTON Oct. 27.-An aggragavated case of
highway robbery is reported from tue OF Milton
near the Boston line James Bel, reputable baker
who frequently considerable money with
him. while going over his long country route stop
ped tonight in piece Of woods BY three high waymcn
who were masked. lie compelled to leave his
wagoD but before doing so dropped In the hottom OF
the wagon IA pOcketbOOk con aiming ABOUT $50 HIS
morse was started of alone and Bel dragged into
the woods, pummelled severely, ned 10 q tree by
rope and his pockets rifed OF yaluabes including
pOcketbOOk containing $40 which belonged 70 his
pOyer After the riians had departed Bel succeeded
In breaking the rope and reached home In badly de-
moralized condition. TAe money winch he dropped IN
his wa gOn not discovered by the rODDerJ.
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END or THE Penn CELEBRA1ION.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 27.-The same lovely
weather tnat mas favored the fees In this city since and
including Tuesday prevailed to-day, winch is STYLED
Military Day " IN the official programme Of the cele-
brauon Tne principal feature OF which parade by
the militia of this State participated In by military or
ganizalons tom neighDoring cities The dense
crowds that have almost lived Broad Market Chest
nut and Thrdsts. since Tuesday again packed those
horougfares this morning and the decorations seemed
even prOfuse than previous days
over 10000 in line, inclusive of
several cadet and military organizations Of
this city and Chester. Brigades and bstts1ons
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TOPICS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TOPICS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
JoNDoN. Oct. 27.-The following is the full COM
nittee of the House of Commons appointed 10 III
vesti0ate the Imprisonment OF L. Dwyer Gray: Mr.
Gladstone. Sir Stafford Northcote, Mr. Goschen,
Liberal: Mr.. Wmtbread Liberal; Sir John MowOray'
Conservatives; Mr.. Raises. Conservative; sir Hdr-
dnce Giffard. Moderate Conservatives Mr. FIuh-
ket. Conservative; AttOrney-General James; Slr
Charles Forster Liberal Mr. Dlllwyn, Liberal;
MIR P.rneI. Mr. Mccarthy, Mr.. Sexton aud MI
Heay.
Al . meeting of the Irish Parliamentary party to-
dav a resolution in favor OF amending the Arrears
OF Rent bill was passed. The amendment agreed
mon is for the extension OF the time IN when set
Element can 5e made with landlord in respect TO
fine rent for 1881 The meeting also decided to sup
port various amendments to the Closure rules
In the House of Commons this afternoon SIT
Charles Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary read tele-
Grams from sir Edward Malet, British CQnsul-Oeh-
eral in Egypt, denying that the political prisoners
in Egypt were cruelty treated.
Mr. Zimmerman, Financial Secretary to the War
Office said the Government had received no news
regarding the fate of Professor Palmer.
Mr.. Parnell gave notice that he would call atten-
zion IN the administration of the Land and Coercion
acts, and move reso luton IN reference thereto.
EVELYN Ashley, Under secretary for the Colonial
Department. informed Mr. Dillwyn that the hnal
details of the terms for the restoration Oi hlhs
CetewayO are the way TO England 1Or the sdncton
OF the Government.
,he closure rules were then taken up. An amend
mont of Mr. oclater- Booth TO exempt the C0mm tee
OF supply from the operation oil the closure was re-
jected by vote of l66 TO 1O2
An amendment of. red BY Mir. Story, and accepted
by the Government, that "a question must nave Deen
adequately discussed be ore closure Is prohOuhced'
was adopted, and the debate was ADJOURNED
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FRAGuENrS or WESrERA NEVIS.
.isUICIDE BY HANGING.

fHUICIDE BY HANGING.
CUICAGO. Oct. Z7.-MrS. Elizabeth Stabil,
OF SO 453 West Huron-s, committed suicide by hanging
herself to-day.
URGING THE INDICTMENT OF A STATE COM
MIrt
NASHVILLE, Oct. 27.--ln the Federal Court
here Judge Baxter today delivered sensational cnarge
urging tue Indictment OF the Republican ate Executive
Committee. Ihe chairman bas LEFT t1c CITY,
A PHYSICIAN MURDERED
CINCINNATI, Oct. PA dispatch from
Nicnolsyiilc KY, says George b. Letscncr. young
attornny last night shot ard Killed Edwlrd
Evens a young physician, in dispute over a fee due
Lei i,cner from Eyens. TAe murderer Is now M jail
GUILTY OF MURDER IN THE Scoop DEGREE.
STEUBENvIlLE ONO, Ocl. 27.-Tne jury in
the case OF joan c. htr,er who was indicted Tor mnr-
der M tne second degree, for shooting aud killing his
brother Edward T. Harter Oh July Is, 1857, nave found
hm guilty, as charged.
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CHIMES AND C4SUALTIES--BY TELEGRAPH


BODY OF a MISSING MAN FOUND.
PRONlDENCE. Oct. 27.-Ihe bo ~ OF Edward
hynods age twenty sht missing since October Is, was
ioiHd III ihe nver this morning lie intoxicated when
last
A SCHOONER CAP>IZED AND SUNK.
NANTUCKET Mass, Oct 27.-Ih schooner An
tonette " Captain Daggot loa drd with stone for
jet .apzed and sunk OF the Bar day. All hands
were saved.
ENTOMRED MINERS RESCUED.
SHENANDOAH, Penn, Oct. 31---Aftcr working /
night the Tscuing party reached the Imprisoned miners at
Tachers COloy They all alive. Their escape Is CON
sideIed almost mracuOuE
POISONED BY ARSENIC IN PANCAKES.
BUFFALO, Oct 2I-Ine family OF AlOis Reger, n
hOte keeper here poisoned today by arsenic IN pan
cakes FIancs osht died AZ and the mother and
fahor ~ pIeca1Ous condition Two children will prob
ABLY survive
ROBBERY OF SAFE AT ROCHESTER,
RoCHEsTr Il, n. Y, Oct. 27--A tool grinder, named
John Beug had h safe robbed OF 7s5 In gold lie had
examined the drawer containing the gold last raur
day. The thieves left ~ 10 In ths drsyss
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TRAIN ROBBERS IN CANADA.

DETROIT, Oct. PA clumsy attempt to rob
the passengers on n Grand Trunk Railroad train was
made las, night near Windsor opposite this city, SIX
men boarded the train at Wakeryile, two miles above
Windsor and al once proceeded 70 attack the paSSeh
gers They promptly resisted, ana only one man
lost any money-$1l The roboer caught before ne
could escape from aud turned over 10 an 'nce'
The plan OF tie ruians seems to nave heeh 10 maze
rush on ile pass myers, secure WhAt tAcy couu t'u
then make their escape The man VINO was dIIestCW
gave his name as Frederick COnrOy.
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VASHINGION NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, OCT. 10 Ioo-'
,, eaorotor, NJ the Interior has declined to review
, ecsop of August q liking tie eastern boundary oi
,he % pr,sldio mitary reservation Of San francesca
The Secretary Of the Interior has restored 10 practice
before the Pension Francis Register Oh Fhi~
dephia Register has been deDarfed Aor So'ei"' Se'
for irrrg guar practices
The reclamation OF second Lieutenant Albert D. Bailey
sb Cavalry has been accepted by the President to take
eGeot Noyemher l. 1885, and he has been granted leave
OF absence until that time.
Estmates for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1854,
hoen received at the Treasury Department from the
Interior War aud Navy departments. Those received
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THE NEW PARTY IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 27.-Marshal oerrano ueher'i
Dominguez senores Balaguer and Montero hlos' anu
o,hor nro,nnent members of the Democratic party and
dissdent Liberal factions to-day formally signed pro-
grarnme agreed upon between the different groups com
posng the dynastic Left. The programme lncl%uues %
me reestabl snment of the Constitution OF lSb0' WIN
notifications Ii was subsequently decided TO form Il
co nmittce for the general direction OF the party anu ~
Instruct IN 70 organize subcommittee III tue provinces
Marshal SerranO declared that he would endeaVOr 10
place the commercial relations Of spain win Ehganu Oh
bcter footin, iIhou Uriudice TO Spanish intcre,tS
II IL thought that the Cortes Will meet on NOFe
her
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.

NASHVILLE. Oct. 27.-IIenry Schisler,
young man. found dead in Rhodes grocery store
eefsOn-st this m0rnnga pistol ball having penetrated
his heart The evidence adduced before the Coroner
was the effect that john Thomas was present when
the murder occurred. Thomas ran away when .
brother Uf the murdered man seized gun ana
threatened vengeance The brother found Thomas tLs
mOruln1 and beat im in terrible He shot at
hun twice aud would undoubtedly have murdered him
mn for Ille crONl. BOtn were arrestel
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COLLISION ON me pEYYSYLTANI4 ROAD

BoRDENTowN, n. j., Oct 27.-As freight
tram No. $40 from Camden on Its way to Jersey
City last night about two miles from Trenton, on the
Bordcniown branch of the Pennsy lvaHia Railroad, it
ran mo the rear OF special NJ SO4 loaded
coal. Many were smashed ana thrown from tho
track Passengers from this city 10 New-GOrk were
transferred ut tne scene OF the accident, this morning
Tne engine of train No. $40 WAS thrown down an EN-
banhlnent No one hurt
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ton districts show that 1873 Conservatives 81 members
of the Centre party and 3S Progresslsts nave prem
elected Professor virchow, Dr. Loewe and Herr
Reohter are returned by sweeping maortcs Professor
yirchow received $50 votes against 153 tor Court Chap
lain stoecker. .,..
The result OF the elections is that the Conservatives
and Free Conservatives have gained tweAe seats pT
cpaly at the exnense OF the National Liberals lno
representation Of the other parties Ia the same as ~
at the last session.
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FATAL EXPLOSION ~ a coal MINE.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Oct. 27-Two miners
named Govern Burt and Peter Lamb entered aban-
doncd portion Of the Delaware and Hudson Coal Com
panys az the Pine Ridge Shaft to-day to procure
lot OF old IRON Upon their hls they had naked lamps
and terrific explosion followed. Great excitement at
prevailed. In Ie Workings ono hundred
men were laDOring They all made their escape Burt
aud Lamb found at O'Clock tonight in the Pine
Ridge shaft. They had been burned to death.
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from the two latter deoarrments, however, are In
complete
The Post Ofce Department has decided that the
privilege accorded publishers secondcIass matter TO
print upon wrappers OF periodicals request that II
the be not called for in limited time " may De
delivered to any OF class OF persons named Gun
not be extended to the senders Of hirdcass matter
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THE THETA DELTl en- FRArERyIrE.

BOsTON, Oct. 27.-The convention of the
Theta Delta CHI college fraternity came TO end to-
night Officers the Grand Lodge fog the coming year
were elected 07 follows President y. Lafayette Bach
man, of ScI0harie, y. Y. sccTctnry, If. T. Kincaid,
Troy, Ohio and treasurer, L. TAFT Cambridge, Macs
Tnc fraternity banquet held to-Iislt
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MANY ARRESTS MADE AT ODESSA.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-A dispatch 10 THO DU,8
Telegraph from Vienna reports that seventyve
tionists have been arrested at Odessa AihoDS - -
a student who had I'm his possession press ana III c
NhlIst naniesfoes Agrarian disturbances rist has
Cured IN the Government of Volhya hyioi Proclatna.
been murdered for distributing an lhpeii"i
tion I'm regard to the agrarian question.
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THE CHECKER CHAMPIONS.

BOsTON, Oct. 27.-Thc checker champions
played tour games to-day Three were drawn, and
Wye recovered his lost ground by winning Bar
kcr lost this Ghc risfOD BY moving from Do 10 IL
Had he moved from ID to IL he would nave drawn ne
game. WylIc Thp has good deal Of Sleep -ince
Tuesday account Of losing guur u in high feather
tonight. Thus far twelve games been drawn and
two
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AFrAIRs RELATING TO IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Oct. Z7.-WaIsh who is to undergo
penal scryiudc for life for being accessory to the
nurd OF Constable Kaysuagh, has been removed from
Tie Galway prison and is the way 10 England where
nc VIII % cJnnued.
The Grant Jnry have returned "a true bill against the
TEL men rZed vi n numbering the JOj &C family.
Lad, Florence Dixie mas published pamphlet IA which
Abe seeks 10 prove that there IA large discrepancy
sbd balance unaccOunted for In the totals 0 Tie Lana
league funds. she aOjules the victims OF TINS great
modern swinde 10 raise protesting voice and loudly
demand where the money mas gone.
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MR. ALCOTrS CONDITION IMPROVING.

CONCORD, Mass, Oct. 27.-Mr A. Bronson
Acott reported rs feeling considerably stronger and
brighter tonight than any time since yesterday
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INJURIES NOT so SEVAHE as WAS FEARED

William Afeck, jr., of No. 6O4 West Thirty
fourth-st., VINO injured by falling from Newark
train al Jersey CT on Thursday evening mucn bet
Ter Yesterday Ills injuries proved TO be less tnan
WE at first felreA.
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Oswald OttehdOrleE
JuscpA a. LnOdte'
Carl ,ChurZ,
Joseph ". DreNel,
Benjamin IA. ibr.stow'
l.. h. 81. joan hOUsa,
j. Hour liza y 7.
Henry l.. Trviuain,
l.. q. Garro.sUli,
". ID. o,Oa g,
F.ancIs &. Barlow.
George Jones,
s,ep.en 4. Nssh,
Frea. ii. Detts,
CAunc, : ScrIOner,
Richard III. Derby,
MIil4anl Al. Gu,On,
Jacob Al. ocnifl,
FrouUFlck l.. Ialcott,
Leonard haz lt,ne,
Jesse hOyL Jr.,
Eliuu Root,
Thomas l.. James,
Tomas J. carey,
W. A. Patons
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JOnn Jacob Astor,
william ID. sloane,
A. 4. sullivan,
l.. "a. Bases,
l.. handOlpn Robinson,
N, nry M.,Iquaod,
Theodore ". DIVE sht,
ia ksVn :. Scuultz,
GoOrgc CaoOt Ward,
Simon Sternc,
BrayIon lyos,
henry Holt,
Josiah IA. Flskc,
DeX1er A. hawkins,
A. Van oLutyOOrd,
James ralcott,
,. V. 4. Crdgvr,
Dvrman Is. Eaton,
" arrun LELAND,
Henry IA. iaDer,
1num " scott.
Rey.rnomas Armitage,D.D
Franz oigel.
Elliot Il. buepard,
hslem II. Waleas
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TIE ENGLISH Actors DISyER.

An claboratey planned dinner will be
given tonight. beginning o'clock at the Hoci Dam,
by fifty English actors, who engaged In this city
and vicinity. fifty American actors and managers.
The idea OF giving the dinner originated with several
actors who present at the American actors break
fa,; tine Criterion Theatre London, last year. audIt Is
Intended d, d milton of the hJspt4ble manner in
which tho hosts ot the occasion have been received III
thls country by their American brethren There will De
three tables the diuinEroom of the hotel the Eng
l.a actors will III at side Of them. and tie Amer
leans viii. DE opposite their hosts. Lester Waack Will
preside together with John HoWs0n and j. II. Ry.ey.
ar.. orchestra VIII furnish music, while the dinner of
-,rau COURSES with wines = being disposed Of.
The menu card Is %. ,r pagc' tha Irs being hand
>cnc'y decorated with han painted design ribbon
HhOyc tue design L'arr the inscription "Al tue worlds
stage" ON the second page The, are several lines "
verse welcoming the guests. Among those Who are
pcc,-l To- hc present Ire john T. Raymond, O-moud
T4rla .u -..t-Du. Lawrence Barrett. j. H. UarrIy,
John NctuUl. John 4. stevens 4. VI. Palmer. ItrD-
Gore Mos, William Henderson, Mckee EanA.u. ~lIuor
Galdssi L. J.. ZIu., ruau, George De We're and Gerald
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IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LITTLE Rock, Dec 3O.-Thirty-one firms
were Ioser. by the Preacott Ark fire Thursday morn.
ing The total loss is 100000, Onefourth Of which Is
covered by Insurance
CONCORD. N H., Dec 30-1he loss Of George T.
Comins state Prison contractor by the fire last isI
=. 1000; insurance $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30.-Fire this morning in the
carding room of John B. Nelson's cotton and wool mill
caused loss OF $1,000. Three hundred persons who
at work in the NIL, made tueir escape
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Tho house occupied by James
Griffin, who discharged yesterday by the Coroner
having been accused Of killing John Mangn, was set
fire this morning and burned to the ground. - be-
lieyed that Mangn's hoojlun ftiends SET it on fire
BURLINGTON, Kan. Dec 3O-Tne mills belonging to
William Martndale were destroyed by tire he.e yester
day. Tue loss il about S35, 900.
CINCINSATI, Dec. 3O.-A dispatch TO The Commercial
from WapakOneta o., says: At o'clock this evening
the WapakUneta Wheel Company works were destroyed
by fire. The loss j. 100000; insurance Pl4 500. sew
euty-fVe WOrtmen arc thrown Out OF employment