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GGST2IG LJEARY,
Carrying the United states mail, will leave seventh
street wharf mn MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS NJ $50 p. N, teturning leave NOrt,k
from Boston wharf on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
aud SAIlbDA Us at y. m., stopping at PlNEH
POlN / aud CpKNFlELD llARBON each way
Round trip tickets to Norfolk and Fort Monroe,
SL5O round trip tickets to finey Point and Corn
Held Hnrhur, II.
This ls the only line that connects In NoriolK with
the BOSTON and PROVIDENCE s'rEAMERS.
10 New York $3.50; Boston and Providence, sl5.7j.
This Includes staterOOm, berth, Rnd meals
Connects also with New York and James river
steamers and the Norfolk and Western and seaboNrd
and ltuauOke railroads at Old Point with the Ohes-
npuulSe aud ohio rAiirOud Passage and rooms can
be secured at Baltimore aud ONO IiGsetOnlee, Four-
teenth street ana PcnuNlYAniu avenlo bt, Marc
hOtul POlknhOTns next 20 city poAtOiiCe; Olice OF
Knox Express, Sixth street ana Pennsylynnin ave-
nue., ANA at COmpanys office seventh street wharf
KNOX EXPIRES VIII call for ana check baggage
from hotels and private residences.
l.. NJ. HUDGINS,
General superintendent.
W. p WEIGH, Agent
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Fortress Monroe, Norfolk,
and the South.
Safo and Elegant Steamers
LADY OF THE LAKE and JANE N0SELEY.
Fare, so cents, Meals served on tho European
Plan after October /, 1883,

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at $50 p,
III. Returning, leave Norfolk Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS steamer rhomp-
son leaves Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ~ II
IA. Fare, p cents,
NEW YORK SrEAAIIGIlSi II. O. Knight and John
Gibson alternately leave New York, Pier "A, ", H.,
every saturday at y. NJ, aud Georgetown every Fri
day morning
For information, apply at General ONCE, Gl3 Fr-
teenth street. or at Compnny's wharf foot OF sixth
street ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
GEO. II, PHILLIPS, superintendent
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Send for free book Of testimonials, describing al
our specaltes
ELLIS SPAWN CURE CO.,
BOAtOn, Mass, and New York CITY. N. n
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CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THE NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AMI
SOITJNESr


THE NEW rRUE6 s6uTMM2Sr HITE T9 THE WEST AND
ON aHd M AFTER SuNRAY @ JTne TO- 1854 passenger
7. station as follows ,r,, ,,o,,. ,xa,, 49,,
$50 dyS H. for cne1HSt onisvie ana Local Station. 1
&c. S o, Ky sleepers White sulphur 10 Hun,-
$40 z n, M,7toglsyiLLg AMI, CINCINNATI
man cars to Louisville and Richmond to Gin.
cinnatl without changes arriving at Columbus $50
fSSIs5S and Ecasvt hy G2 MI SS'"pa cSSmsolias q
ess siss with onG tarSga rsns to all points
0 dS SSGGpf ad saoSl os
cu G 4 o. HH " Pullman seephg cars to White
ll:OS a. m. for Newpor News Old Point. and Norfolk
.daliyi except Sunday, arriving oiu fo'n' '''"
Apply G. & O. Nv. Office, 5i3 Pennsylvania avenue.
y. NJ. Ry. Office, COL pennsylvania avenue ana B "
IL w. FULLER General Passenger Agent
CIV. SMITH. General Mnnnger.
UNHE Virginia MIDLAND kAILwAI.
i aiE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule in effect SEPTEMBER 10. 1893:
M to All poa m Sn ay and Hss
daily, except SUNDAY, with Z. n o. lty. Pullmal
REomey RE S&Ss aG nS% MassSa to W New Orleans
also Washington to New Orleans via Lynchburs
5IOP M.LousvIlle Fast Line daily, via Charlottess-
E%oSsvs louis nnsS WStcra a ponts ans direct
connections, and with solid train and Pullman
1885 +. M.-Southern Mail and Express daily, to all
points south and Southwest, via Danvllle aud
Charlotte, dnily, except sunday, with q. 4 D. Ry.
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington to Augusta,
via Charlotte, and Charlotte to MONTGOMERY.
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to White
Sulphur Springs
Manassas Division train leaves Washington NJ s!A u.
~. daily, except sunday. WaTrenton trains leave
Washington At S'i1 y IN: and $40 m daily; ~ Dam.
panys office, col Pennsylvania avenue, or at uh'on
Depot, = ..
NJ SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL.
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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A Great Problem.
TAKE ALL THE
Kidney and Liver
MEDICINES,
BLOOD
PURIFIERS,
RHEUMATIC
REMEDIES,
DYSPEPSIA
And Indigestion Cures,
AGUE, FEVER,
And Bilious Specifics,
Brain and Nerve
Force Revivers,
GREAT HEAITH
RESTOR ERS

IN SHORT, TAKE ALL THE BEST quail
ties OrnlI these. and the best qualities OF
all the best Medicines OF thc world. ana
you will ind that HOP BITTERs have
the best curative qualities and powers of
all concentrated ia them, aud that tiley
viii cure when any or ni or these, SinEIy
or combined, fail. a thorough trial VIII
give positive proof orthis.
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Steamboat zines.
To Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, and
the South.
INiPoRTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
IAEGE OF SCHEDULE
GIoR@ R@D LEARY

COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. "a, 1858, TIL
pOpU LAR STEAMER
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Gra6tI,rs' tsuiSe.
RALTIMoRB AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
49,, -. - BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WFSr rvGAwAsHGNGToN
Sheduls. % tNl.e ofFeol suNDAY. Nm b. Issa

DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoUPLERl
STEEL RAILS.
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&s9al.
NHARLEs CALVERT LANCASTER
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR
OFFICE. 1913 + STREET

Practice In the supreme Court OF the United States
in the Courts of the District. OF Columbia and the
Executive Departments Special attention to Claiuls
aud Collections
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oci-nnwfW
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

DGIxkIss A>p pRrSkEsNEs~ The
Hoi'sfonts Republican fraakine oa ;hE
subject. oxpresfes cur views, and NC give
our rosdcrs the benefit of iis romsrks II
has become source Of sorrow g. many
pcrsons 20 observe 20 muoh drunkennc.s
during The past fov dhys among The young
men 81 ihis town, aud that, too, 70 many
instances, whore the gcrsous under the I'm.
6uenc" 81 liquor were supposed 70 be com
parative'y free from danger Of taking "too
much " Tho strong temptation 70 drink
whore wine or other iutogicsuts are utIer-
% seems to be beyond the power Of some
60 rcuEt We mourn over and sympsthizo
with such persons aud would say a word
ct thi. time to help them In whatever on.
deavors they may be masking TO overcome
their subtle temptation Il is ib.. II
you find you have 80 strong a desire TO
drink that which will "sical away your
senses" and deprive yon Of msnlinoss do
not GO where such temptation oxisis. There
are persons who arc not tempted ct al BY
uhai 1t seems impossible for Others to re.
sist. We are more aud more impressed
every day with the strong temptation
among the lsrger ciass Of young men 20
drink wine. They take tho fret glass
With the thought that 1t will not harm
them its exhilarAting influences ara just
sufficient TO induce them 10 take another,
thouehtlessly it may be then they are
gone. The beautiful specimen Of man.
hood il reduced to the level Of dumb
brute the temple it may be Of the Holy
Spirit Is defled. Let Us urge you again
uLook not upon the wine when ii is red.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

Nor AFFECTED ny AeE.-S9me old
specimens Of Royal Baking Powder that
has been kept on the shelf ot a grocery
store for ten year. were recently tested hy
Prof. Schcdlcr Of New York, for tho rur.
po.e Of measuring the Ioss of strength they
had undergone. Ii WAS found that, al.
though the powder had been exposed to
atmospheric changes during hll this time
for it was not in air tight caus--its ioss
Of raising power or strength was less than
ono per cent. tho powder being practically
a. good a. the dag it was put up.
This IL n most valuable quality in q
baking powder, one which which few pos
SEES Most powders II not used when FIRST
made are found to be Ineffective, II kept
even few weeks they lose their leavening
power become iumpy or caked, and value
lcss
This superior keeping quality in the
Royal" arises from the extraordinary
care in its manufacture, and the scientific
principles employed in its combination.
The articles used in Its composition are
thoroughly dried by heat before being
compounded, aud are 90 prepared aud
coated a. to prevent the action Of the acid
upon the alkali prematurely, or except
under the influences Of heat or water noc-
essarily used in cooking or baking.
The Royal is now used extensively in
Australia, Africa, and other low lAtitudes,
where II has been found to be the only
baking powder that will Withstand the
hot, moist atmosphere withou, deteriorA-
tion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

"A curious coincidence Of numbers &C.
CURED at the polls in Howard township on
Tuesday, goth ultimo, In casting the vote
Of the venerable Rudolph Pleteher, one Of
the oldest and most respected citizens OF
that township. He IL In his eighty.ihird
year, cast tho eighiy-third vote rolled and
did 1t in the eighty-third year Of the cen
tury. Mr.. Fletcher has been q regular
voter In that township for = long lifetime.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

IMPORTANT ISyESTIoS.-Thc following
description Of novel and useful house
hold and business necessity, we find in the
Boston Traveller Of Jany ., l--s.
Of all the attempts which hnvo been
made of late e. Vt llze the wonderful RE-
sources Of electricity for domestic I4r-
po-e., none have been more slrikingly
successful, and icw are so interesting TO "a
wide range %; readers, a. the rev Iuyou-
ton Of thu Portable Electric Light Com
pauy, whose mandatory, a. - Water
Street, Is now q scene af the croaicst a..
.iyiiv, both dag and night: The lnstru-
meul from which this company takes tis
name il smaI, and compact piece Of
mechanism, occupying a -Iae" on.y five
inches sqlaro and j. can BE- readily carried
from room 30 room, as IL weighs hI, five
gounds /. IA go constructed %. 10 furnish
electricity whenever dr.lrri for a large
number of important and cous~u.ly re-
curing domestic uses. Whom provided
with simple window, safe or door attach.
ment-. it serves ~ m uutaii5ug aud start.
ling burglar alarm, tina 'ro.ps.-ar being
confronted with high, and boil instantly,
aud Is equally ADAPTED ia- the ordinary
u.e. uf "a call bell A.. a lighter, !, b. per-
feet, being capable of producing ins,aula-
uoou. light to any par; ot T." house, by
adjustments furnished hy taa company.
1t can sI.p be attached - q mr!,gaI ga
vauIc coil by which powerful current =
electricity can be conveyed. Meuy PROM.
iuout business mon are interested Iu the
company, which wss Incorporated under
the laws of Na.sacHusntts. and "a enjoying
sircaiy most gratifying .uoe'.s order.
or tnqgirtes should bo addressed io tho
business Office of tho company, " -
Water street. We understand that this
instrument Is sold a; tho low rrira af tya
dollars for the lighter ton dollar. COM
pietc with attachments.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

The japanese tea-party was = success
financially and otherwise. About sl75.
we're realized. Much credit Il due Mrs.
Geo. d. Pifer, who lsbcred early and late,
to the members OF "Loring band" and
many others.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

4 NE~ PENNsYLyASIA RAILROAD
Application was made at The state depsrt-
mcnt on Friday for charter for tho
ClcarfeId and Jefferson railroad company
to build railroad thirty.two miles long,
from a point in Clear6cld county, on
Clcaraeld creek, near Winners run, at
tho terminus Of the Bells Gap railroad,
When completed northwostward through
CIearfeld county and part Of Indiana
county 10 pointat or near PuuKsutawpoy'
Jefferson county The capital stock is
81 600 900, in 10000 shares Of $50 each.
OF the 5000 Of these shares subscribed,
3,iT3 are held in the name Of Charles I.
Berwin, agent Of Philadelphia, who is
president of the company. Tho other
stockholders who have three shares each
are Aaron Fries, Allison White, Charles
+. BerwIud, John II Converse, J. n. Du-
barry, T. s. Lewis, John Reilly, II. $.
Frank aud Harry Berwind, ell Of Ehiia.
aelphia. Charles F. Berwind Il senior
partner in the firm Of Bergind, White 8
Co, the largest shippers Of coal In the
Clearaela region.--Aifoona Tribune, Feb.
20.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

-WHsnn, McFarlauo 4 Co, call atter.
tiou to the only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint IN the market The Pioneer Pre-
pared Paint i. not only superior to any
Ready Mixed Paint sold but rivsls pure
white lead in it, smooihness in working
and durability. This paint is guaranteed
by the manufacturer not to crack or peel
within three years. The guarantee Is not
only good for replacing tho paint bat II
will be pu, on II it should crack or peel
within tho time specified Il will bc to
your interest 70 call and SEQ Wilson, Nc.
Farlsne & Co, before purchasing either
white lead or any other Ready Mixed
Paint
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

The thermometer registered degrees
below zero II Summit Staten on the Cat
Awissa Railroad, at daylight on Taesdsy
morning.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

Mrs Emma f. NroEcl, Of Thilalel.
phia, who died la-t week, raii the rent
~ more than ono hundred and fifty
poor f,milc-. and distributed among
the poor over twenty thousand dollar.
o year. She employed woman to IN.
s'ltute inquiry into the merits af each
applicant, and every week dispensed
rroc"rjc-. clothing and money to the
poor who gathered every Tuesday IN
the rear Of her residence EH-t5rgr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

GLEANISGs FROM MrLEsHuRG.-Tho 6.
l.. Potter Post, G. A. Il , gave an enter
taiment according to announcement in
their hall last Friday evening. The en-.
tertainment consisted of Scoptcan viows,
principally of the war with now aud then
| some "Comcs" for tho juveniles The
apparatus was operated by Mcssrs. Austin
Curtin and j. Miles Green, who consider
ing that they are not experts gut along
admirably only that Squire Green would
get tho views In upside down. The enter
tanmcnt ON Friday evening VA. followed
by an oyster supper on Saturday evening,
also ice cream, cakes, nuts, candies, &c.,
in fact anything in the line OF enjoyment
Tho Citizen Cornet band of Mll"sburR,
was present both evenings, and did credit
to themselves and instructors. Every
thing passed of very pleasantly and agree
ably, judging from the jolly good humored
counteuances Of the members Of the Post
our frIends will remember that Willie,
son "i Agnew Moore went 10 MI-'"u'"'
Montana, last fall 10 join his father. He
Willie wa4 ,hrn in rstbor dolica,e henlth
and Il VA. though. tho change in climate
pf,bt hsvo . loprfciaI rc.tlt on him.
such however va. po, tho case md
abont two week. ago MIR. Aeuew Moore
tctcgraphcd home to MiIe.burg for Clnra,
wins sister, to come to him as he wns
worse. .o she left for Montana Thursday
.,..,;......., ...,..t..- ,ora
'''' 49, ''"' "'7
gram tod them here that WI was dead
Efforts were then made 30 reach Mis-
Clsra at Cbira,, bv y.fr.. h.i .uu.gcre...
'1'. ! "''s'a" f'"N"'' "'' a. N'''""A
and rho At once stHrtci homo. This is
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

UDITOR's NOTICE--The un.

= UT AVN = NUt INIss-I UN NEI'
: asfNgned, an auditor appa8utsa hs the orfhans'
GsaFt of GsntFe cuunty. 60 hear And pass upon the
exceptions hle9 e The hcoonut Of daneA y NvaFsfs
sxeyetaF ef a.. ot T iisll decreased, snA e. make
fisEihntlan ot tho faua In sha hsuas # he hcouHE
aat e AEgd smeHg these legally entAtAea therein. vii
eel sha ps8tH8 Il assfssi Il hls ue# il - seFuaaa
q HellefnatN. on TUESDAY the eaIh aay 81 Match,
lsNl 81 tn o'etask A. s. n Sad DAY Shes and aAsfs
all PARTIES Interested raAy Attabd.
ss1 n :. NHEg Augees.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

CoRREsroNpgNcE. containin important news, solicit
a from any part of the county, No communications
inssrted unless by the real name Of the
-srtfa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

A monkey. tho property of Mr. John
g. Ilzte, psssca through toan 90 Thur
dag and afforded much hrnuscmeu, g. tcr.
cons happening at tho depot b, The ,jmc.
specially our carrier, VITO afterwards
blurtei out that j, vas tho deare.;, sweet.
c-t little thing be had ever .caa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

Gen. Beaver's residence has lately
been papered throughout and is said to be
tho handsomest work Of the Kind IN Gem
tral Pcnnsy lvania
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

--Eend the very excellent poem, to be
found on our fourth page, By NJ. NJ H.,
then cut out and preserve IT.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

Tho First National Bank, Of Altoona
was re.chartcrcd Feb. 70, for 10 years
longer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

THE BANQUET MMillon's New
Brockerhotf was handsomely illuminated
last Thursday evening, 1t being the ocea-
sion of tho Commercial Mems Banquet
No. :, Everything is said to have passed
oa pleasantly and the enjoyment of each
participant was unmeasurcd. tniortu-
nstely, for ourselves, we could not attend.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

MIR. Frank y. Lehman, proprietor Of
tho Butts house, has been housed up for
nearly three weeks with a serious affection
Of tho throat, but il, we are plcnsed 10 sny,
rnpdly rcgaining his usual health.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

AQuILLA SPENCER DKAD.-Wo are
panied to hear that our old friend and
schoolmate, Aqulla Spencer, formerly Of
Halfmoon township, this county, but for
many years resident Of Winnebago. H.,
to which place be removed in 1854, de-
parted this life Jany. 81, last aged about
- years, Mr.. Spencer was member of
the Society OF Friends and most excel
lent gentleman, cordial and true in his
friendships and genial in companion.hip,
of which the writer Of this entertaius an
exceedingly pleasant recollection. lie
was ar upright, honest citizen and over
performed the duties assigned him that
gave no regrets to age in the decline Of
life. lie leaves widow, three sons and
five daughtors-a, well provided for in
tho hand Of his adoption, with hosts of
friends who regret biz departure
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

recorded matter Of local int"rc.i To-
which tho subjoincd letter refer. We TO-
gre, having been instrumental IN doing
Mr. Nssh any injustice and chcorfully
publish bis explanation
sFptxg MILLS HursE, Centre CO Pa
February a. lss3.
Gentlemen, Your announcement that
the Big hotel was cleaned out by the
sheriff vas untrue and calculated to do
mo great injury. and feel positive that is
not what you desire.
True In the absence % my attorney and
the sheriff from the city, Mr. Grenoblc
and his attorney gave bond and repley-
ned certain good. in the house and Of =
late hour on Saturday afternoon entered
With ~ mon and removed a piano, psrlor
suit, some paintings, etc, first with q
proposition 20 settlement and If | would
accept, the goods would not be removed.
refused any settlement, save through my
attorney, and the goods were taken away !;
but tho huu.c has not been cleaned out,
and | have supplied all that IL necessary
for the comfort of gucsts, that give me a
call.
The lease is for dvo years and will
carry out all my agreements and expect
Mr. Grenoble to do the same. | am ready
to submit to any court and abide the do
cison.
By publishing tho above you will do me
a favor and remedy the injury you unin-
tentionally did me. With respect,
GKo. II. NASH.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

The Lowistown Frce Pres entered 1t.
fourth volume last week, with prospect Of
much success in the future Mr.. Trout j..
live, energetic fellow and weshalI nlwAys
be pleased 10 hear Of his doing we'll.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-23

He could have saved himself, but re-
manned to save the works, when
The first explosion occurred, when be
ran to the nitro Rlycerine house to turn
on the water to extniguish the fire. He
was killed by the explosion of the nitro
glycerine house, II is thought eight or
ten bodies are IN the ruins. Oscar For
Rofsky was the only white man wounded
and he will probably recover. Thirteen
wounded Cinnamon are lying in the
quarterc of the Chinese. The greater
number of these will recover. The
cause Of the explosion still remains q
mystery, and whether the powder in
every one Of the packing houses explod.
ed can not yet be told. They are all
covered in and filled with debris. The
magazines are uninjured and the dan
ger OF further explosion is deemed at an
end.
Sesundrels who Need LyneAlng.
SAN FRANcIsoO, Jan. "a dispatch
to Wells, Fargo & Co. from Carson says
the store at Gold Mountain was robbed
on Thursday or Friday night by mount
ed and masked men. The proprietor
and two clerks we're killed. The road
agents then went to the store at Silver
Peak and robbed it, killing tho propri-
etOr and one clerk. Two robbers were
killed. Gold Mountain and Silver
Peak are in Southwestern Nevada, and
distant from telegraphic communica-
tion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-23
FOR Ell en-
Steamshin sunk.

Steamship sank.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Cimbria lies
sunk in ninety feet of water. Three
boats we're launched before she sank.
Another Vessel Lost.
LISBON, Jan. S.-The ship Forwarts
has sunk off this place. Eight men
were drowned.
Steamship In Distress.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The steamer Creioh-
ton, Capt. Cook, put back to Greenock,
With her cargo shifted; sailing again on
Jan. 18th, she has again returned to
Clyde. She had her decks swept, steering
gear demolished, boat rudders smashed,
and fifteen feet of water in her hold.
Fifty sheep and ponies were washed
overheard.
4 Growing War.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 22.-Great anxiety
is felt at Suakin respecting the position
of affairs in Soudan. Insurgents burned
Q depot at Karkon. They cross the
White Nile daily, opposite Cana.
shut Down.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Briton Ferry
Wales Iron Works have stopped work.
One hundred persons are ont Of em-
ployment in consequence.
A search Ship Returned.
HAMBuRo, Jan. 22.-The steamship
Hanover has Just returned from a cruise.
She saw the wreck of the Cimbria, i've
miles northeast Of Borkum liRhtship,
with head to the northwest, and top
sail yards above water. She saw no
trace of survivors or bodies, although
the weather is clear. She inquired at
B0rkum ightship. where nothing is
known about any boats or persons
saved. Agnes, Emma and Otto Robe
sein, Carl Sarcander and daughter, and
Miss Henning, were on board, but were
not saved. Franz Florkowsky was not
on the Cimbria.
On the watch.
LONDON, Jan. ga special corps of
Irish detectives are Watching suspected
pers0ns hero, it is believed in conse-
quenoe Of information obtained at the
investigations in Dublin.
Central American News.
PANAMA, Jan. 10.-The railroad com.
pany has offered $4,000 towards the
recovery Of the $150.CO belonging to
the United States Government and the
capture Of the thieves.
New Years Day was duly celebrated
with the usual amount Of bull fighting.
The bulls were triumphant, killing two
men and dangerously woundinR several
other&
stands Upright.
HAEBURa, Jan. 22.-The steamer CHM
bria stands upright, her topyard Just
visible at high tide.