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New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
LnssrS " YARIOIS pLACEs.

SrRiNGFIEEp. Mass. Dee. 1S.-A fire in n
boarding house adjoining the Leonard silk Mil at Ware
house Point. Conn destroyed the building The mill
took fire but saved from damage except ~
water. The loss will reach $1,000 or $4,000
MoSTRrti, Dec 1s.-The loss 10y the fire at Davidson
cos tin stamping factory Is estimate al 500 900
Following is The insurance. Royal SGoOOi National,
of ireland, Guardian, Norwich Union and Western 900
each glasgow. and London Commercial Union. ~ ODD
rachi Cltv ~ London Scottish Imperial aud Fire
Ass1a'ipn, %2uOO each, and Citizens and British Amei
tan 81 .OOJ each
fionrs,f, Wis Dee. ia.-Ihiee buildings and their
ronohis un Nalsi burned yesterday The loss is
FT4unOi tlip insurance g 3.iDO.
FNH ctsthr. Mnn. iirr. Ia iiuupe's steam tullpr
Iils veie burned yesterday iyss sopooi insurance
Fll.uun.
Falhut, pee i w. nonl cos sioia ~ Moilah
lrnti tssp. tnnHA ioHplhpi Win lis ppnlrnls, uaa
bnfnti u Tuesday hehi Tho lass "a fiunp ihp lhsus
a.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
TROUBLE AMONG THE EXHIBITORS.
lgY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRlnUNE.l

NEW. ORLEANS, Dee. lS.-Ihcrc was GOOD
deal of excitement tonight among the 900 eX
hibtors now here account OF the alleged
arbitrary course Of Mr. Mullen, the thler "r
Installation. The exhibitors held meeting ana passed
resolutions dcnounclng Mullen alleging that his arb
trary course had caused them loss and great annoyance
Thcy appointed committee 10 wait upon the Board OF
Managers and demand Mullcns removal TIE managers
now have tho mnttcr under considerations Hcneril
Burke SAYS that IL Is only clso OF misunderstanding
and will be- satisfactorily SETTLED; no mys
that the only aim Of the infringement Is To
make the Exposition success and to rrpal the fl,ooo
OOO Government loan To accomplish hAl, ne
caused ,hc trouble. There is nl,o trouble win
The McAirans owing tp the fuui" or ne
Cu.to,n Uouse officials to pass their goods :,
sic 600 cu,rs of Mexican gDol. scpt by the Govern
mt of that country have been detained IN the custom
o. ana many of the plant have been ruined because
of the delays. ihc Custom House officials assert that
the lallA la dino % The NntlmglOn 0nclLs.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
SURPRISED WITH H FORTUNE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyg.l

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1S.-William Schotta.
shoemaker at Caonsyillc, this city, Is about TO
come into possession of fortune Fifty years ago. Els
father Carl Schotta emgratcd to America. Two years
ago william Sch0tta his brother died at MeokenburG'
Germany leaving no children Advertisements were In
serted In German American papers for schotta ncgi-
Dor of William Schotta clipped the advertisement ana
handed it 10 schJtta who never dreamed that he was
the heir About year ago music teacher named ralA
kon who came across the with Carl Scotta MY
years TO- entered the shoe shop and was SHOWN tue
Clipping which William Schotta had saved SAXON
Interested, and referred the matter 10 thc rei @
Consul nj Baltimore few days ago letter came from
Dusseldorf which said that the orphans Court OF tlae
city had decided that william Shoua was ihe Iega he'
and That tho property amounted to about II 10000.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
EXPRESS COMPANIES At TARfANCE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

BOsTON Dee. 1S.-Thc Adams and American
Express Companies now a swords points 1t appears
that the American dcssts from giving OF its east
ern transfer business the local express companies ana
throws all such business into the hands OF its own com
pany which embraces the the Eastern and the unltcd
states and Canada Expresses large part OF the bust
ness OF the Adams, however, comes from the East ana II
that business was given the American Company the
Adams would not he benefited thereby, as both
companies cover about the same points III
the United States. The pro rata arrangement
which has hitherto existed between the two
companics ceased Monday. Since then the Adams
ha- given all freight that formerly tran crred to the
United States anl Canada 10 tine opposition expresses
THE American Company wants too much, said an Oh
eXprcssinan this morning Their purpose now j. 10
Coblc up the local Expresses OF NcwEngland. short
time ago they to mo ani wanted me 10 turn ny
business over 10 them. that they could control me To
thi, refused presume that they have made similar
requests the largest eNpressnen Ill each city ana tOwh
New Inglaud.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
GUgERNA TORIAL COMITY At ISSUE

HARRIsBURG. Penn, Dec. 1s.-Patrick Nor
ton was a subcoutracor on the Beech Creek Clearield
and Southwestern Railroad, IN Ceareld County In ls
State In September last he took check for Si,ooo
from Thompson Co., the principal contractors which
was given him 10 pay the workmen and fed 10 oleah
NY Warrants were issued but Governor Pat'isoh re-
fused to issue n reausition on Governor Cleveland on
the ground that II was using the criminal law TO collect
debt Norton fed again. but detective learning thst
lie was in Canada decoycd him over to Buffalo by bogus
telegram stating that his child dying and arrested
him. taking him at the point of revolver to Erie, Peh
where another detective waited with the CcarHcd war
rant Norton was put In the Cloareld County jan
When these facts were laid before Governor Cleveland
hc wrote letter to Governor PattiSon asking Ior NoI
tons release bccau Se'he citizen OF New lorE anu
had been dnappcd 1t Is said by the prisoners c0unsc
this is question of comfy between the Exccuves
of wo great States. The authorities hold that Cover
nor Patisons only duty II TO lay Governor CleNeha
letter before Judge krchs. the Clearhcld magistrate
two tate
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
foreign Anarchists have been expelled from harseiies

foreign Anarchists have been expelled from Marsecs
and Nice.
BERLIN Dec Is-The Forci IN O1icc has received MI.
merous requests for employment I'm Africa II refers tc
applicants to the German firms which have branches In
that country.
DUBLIN. Dec. 1s.-The Bishop OF Meath has Deeh
elected Archbishop Of Dublin. to MI the vacancy cseu
by the recent resi- gnaiiOn of AIclDisUp Trench
ton of the president and vcepreslen OF thai BODY ior
the whole session and then adjourned until January y
PARIS Dee 1s.-Levi 7. Morton entertained this even
ing Ambassadors from England, Russia and Austria
LISBON Dec ls-Advices from Loanla state that the
Germans In Angra Pedueia are organizing admins
traon. 1t is stated tna England appears inclined 10
abandon the Walhsch Bay settlement. The Germans
extremely friendly the officers OF the Portuguese
corvette Ralnha de Portugal.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
nr1ru or TIE COrNT DE SO.

PfTrsBrHG. Dee. lS.-Ncws of the death oi
the Count Ferdinand -anonio Do sio nj Rome was re-
ccvod IN This city to-day. Count de sio. about TWO
wears ago was married to Miss Mary Keller, daughter oi
o.wald Keller of this city The story Of the cour-hip
IS romantic The present Countess and her sister were
on the way to Rome to finish their education In art ana
while they were crossing the English Channel the conh
and the lady who Is now his widow met for the hist
time II was case Of love at first sight. and shorty
after arriving IN Rome they obtained the consent "I .
Krllrr's father and were married The Count ana ms
wife visited her relatives I'm this city last summer "r
dovs after returning 10 Rome h" Count fcll III u %
disease which caused his death lie was halrlster q"
Ituue aud "A member uf an old and honorcd family.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
PLUMBERS MORE DANGEROUS THAN RATS
FLAMES FOLLOW An EXPLosIoN-EXcITING RESCUE
A WOMAN.

FLAMES FOLLOW An EXPLOsION-TXCIT1NG RESCUE
OF A WOMAN.
Ms Ida butcher, who keeps the four-story
boardinchousc at no 239 West eghth-st, com
planned 10 the recently that rats had eaten holes
through the floors in several places. Two journcymen.
I'm the employ of boss plumber named Beck. went to
the house yesterday TO close the holes. They
poured hot tar down tho holes the
Third floor and stained the walls aud ceiling In
rooms occupied by Mrs. Walton on the second floor.
Then they went 10 work with beuzino 60 try TO remove
the stains. one of the mon dropped lighted candle
into pan of bcnzinc just before 10 a. M The result
was sudden cN poson followed by flames IN Mr'. Wal
tou'. rooms The man who caused the fire burned
severely on his hands and face aud he left the house to
nurse his Injuries. His companion disappeared later,
and the police conld not ascertain the name Of either
Much excitement was caused by the fire. Most of the
occupants Of the house got ont before the amos took
posscsson of the stairway the second oor. bat Mrs
and Benjamin Tltlncr Mrs. butchers young nephew
who vas asleep om th' 'r, toy Ioor were ere
nrc-cscapc. and the lremcn dd NOT
aucr ran down to the second floor aud Jumped olt 0f
n rear window, sprininR his ankle. MIS- Hunter 'h"w
her Jewel case nd pocket book from front window aud
them. holding IN her nrus Yorkshire ieslior crowd
had collected IN front Of tho house by that tine and
She was warned by cries not 10 jump
from the window. u; y. sGIolcld, court,Cricr a,,icr
ncn rushed into the house Try and Mrs Hunter
The smoke thick that The men wcrc unable TO get
further than the second story. Mrs Hunter III ifylngtO
meet them half way overcome by the smoke on the
landing and fe inscnsbc into the arms of Mr. schohold
who carried her from ia" house. Ills experience a.
member Of the old Volunteer Fire Department probably
enabled him To save her life 49,,
when the nremcn reached the house they soon cAtl-
gui-hcd the Haincs The house, owned by Gorvln \
Esiavcz. not damaged seriously bnt Mrs butchers
furniture was nearv rnincd She SAID Yesterday tha
was insured for 5000 In the Continental FIR" Insurance
Cpnpany Mrs nantcrnnd Mrs Walton & lost portions Of
tcrlay but Is said to bc recovering.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
MIR. STANLEY ON THE CONGO.

LONpON, Tee. IS.-IIcnry VI. stahIcy MS
written letter in reference to Congo matters III
which he points out the urgent necessity or setting te
naturalization OF the Congo country, OF determining It's
frontier and of bringing about general recognition OF
the African International Association before tho Confer
encc now in session Berlin shah have concluded It's
abors II these problems shall not he settled he thinks
the Congo will only prove tempting bait to France ana
Portugal lie thinks that England should propose TO
Germany that inasmuch a. the association cannot make
war therefore shall rot be- made against Tie ass0ca
ton II the Conference disbands before these great eS
tinns shall have been settled then farewell to the Congo
II asin and a long good night 10 its development.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

nrtctpr of otsruAt NArkfrs WIDOW

nrtrtnr ot utSrUAt NArktt'E wipuW.
riiisprnl, Inc. a. \ di7r'trh from uiten'nn,t
usunst Itaulat sla lia uilinnt NJ Mafhri ltll''
"a tn lao tf0np.ai 81 " hihlp Nhp dai snilrhh 10
tniiatntnia faai a-th committed Suicide hf iFhlNh
i.u,i,nNh Nis Ms,hia hal heun go Invalid hii ina''
1Wu MIS- Hnlr ~, fuAiN rnNpurfnN ~,
gtAItAhlitA, DO ~ tiisNhtfdNl Wlihnihn hi hth.
dar nn inn tlDinnat 1uti.fn iiaiir.it irlinl i'i
and va ianu Nrin htiri Boz 'uiitniu. iittHhhaohi
fOuhp HUiiaN Ot NJ nplH.
Unnrts, Drn. l1"In1 luit m tao Airuplsil ihill"'
e,-e th, nnrniug iriarnl verdict 0f murirr ~ iia
nt,t degree iAnY were uii aii night Tao prisoner
Jano, Nicholson, ahu 'hl hiiioi his wife II twenty
seven yeari OLA
A MONEY ORDER IOHIEV ARRESTED.
WukE-BAtKL, u fr. T-Iulmt, frnhali, ol Chicago
who iay ful god tn signature pf Philip Hancock o
uubor of moacy orders ami aitrgw.rd mido is escape"
was arrested here this afternoon While ~ WORK III n'
Hel Ash mine rs a miner Prnhl admitted his guiit 10
Marshal Barring while on the way to prison
KILLED BY An ENPLO- ION
PHILADELPHIA. Dee. l-.-A dispatch from NewtoWh'
Penns yana, says: At $50 On Tuesday one ol VII
buildings Of the Metallic Cap Company, near lethnIrcN
Station, on the line OF the bound Brook Railroad rA
plodcd instantly killing q. VI. lnghcs superintendent
OF the company, and boy named George O"cn'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THE LONDON BRIDGE EXPLOSION.
MORE DAMAGE DONE THAN WAS AT FIRST SUP


LONDON, Dee. 1S.-COl0ncl MUendle, Chlel
of the Department of Explosives, says in his report
about the explosion at London Bridge that the dynamite
was probably suspended to the grating over the sewer
hole at the base Of the pier The force OF the explosion
was much greater than supposed at first Several
stones were badly shifted and the joints opened The
crbstone at the bottom OF tho sewer was pulverzed
tie base Of each Of the piers Is an arched IRON
barred orcc on each side and toward the top OF the
orlhco IN the second pier from the Surrey shore nan
wa found driven into the masonry. The block OF granite
at the LETT o the orce had been forced inward fully an
inch Tne crack, in the granite do not eNtend far below
the surface The municipal authorities OF London nave
offered 900 reward the discovery OF the authors
d the explosion.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
NEWS NOTES From LONDON.


u,v,vtrr- Among The goods arriving NJ Dnlci to
iav from tlr Continent ihr police di-ro'ciruu uh 'r
rortalnug 2OO pounds ul dynamite.
p,st,.,r o., trs,nv n o. announce y that ihr H-hnp
-, i,l ,, tsnn his srr in thr spiihg an a'cuhh' pl
iIlhthlih
rtS,s,ttt-fhr committee ui thr STOCK tr'nnt' hn4
,ir,ilt tu niiiN thr Lnnlsi illc ~ NhSh'e hJ'h''
Iuuls ~ br inrl ~ rn thr Iuhtnee'
u,,,u,,,.,u u,uA,t Ntw tni,f- ~" tuhit ut ~
i has .,enird ttir nni iri tN iill ih we H'r ~
in.tins h,iihnHh Nhu pHs found thilii ~ iNrsaill
,niine ni tho House ui iHWn'hi
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
A DEFAULTING BANK DIRECTOR

STEALING ABOUT $1,G00,O00 FROM TIE LOWER
AUSTRIAN DISCOUNT BANK.
VIENNA, Dec 1S.-The Bourse was unsettled to-
day in consequence of the disappearance of Lucas
Jauner the director of the Securities Department
of the Lower Austrian Discount Bank and the dis
covcry by the police of deficit of 2,059 800 iorins
about 81 100000 AT the last examination OF
tho banks effects on November IS, everything was
eight. reward Of 2, 600 1orns tSl 900 has been
offered for the cap5urc Of Jauner. 1t is Iumored
that he has committed suicide Heinrich Kuiter
a broker, has been arrested for suspected completely
with Jauncr. The latter had discounted bad bllls
of KuilleIs to the amount of 100000 tlorin
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

utorctaftH, Doc, ls,-=ihe tdpe iHh Ads
tfiisefs SUMMARY of diast to ihp uuirtsief nlhihs
np mhr aa ipni shows that al,irpn t,snl', Nllh ah
apfueair tohtapp NJ liza WW ,a. 81 a. f7fnnh have
np,u isf lhn lnsnianpa hnrml,i in 7nttnh nhn
huniitd rid iiiiA unp hshtunfn uat their htn, rAf
nitt widow tud slh ,iA phlru. lhia h. ,ii q hNh
psse Lost W December u iaal i,ai, bat iIp liu i' DO
lMnlAhnh IM mn lnns lNNnlls
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
CUBAN INSURGENTS CAPTURED.

HAVANA, Dec. I3.-Thc insllTgrhTS WHO WOO
uturel recently In small sailing vessel of the coast
of cuba by the gunboai Carial aud who were taken To
santiago de- cuba were identified "a General B)nachea'
cooue plntarcu Estrada CAPTAIN Manuel Estrada cap
tain Pedro scsor Ensign. Pedro Iios, Jose Ofopesa'
sin,oi .1arey ArnAulo Dangliliu-t Jose LOPEZ ana
,,1,n pcr,ltn. aud Pilot Bernarl'no Torres our
ik sailors werr also among the prisoners, me ln,ul
, t',,. Noon removed to iiatonc- Keys, Wher thcy
% rarrfnllv watched It is the general belief tha they
q In. alttH
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
sprrosrp baoUAINo of 4 oemN.lL
10y rplfon,rn 80 naf TRIBUNE

RALEIGH, Dec ls,-On Ineaday mob broke
oneu tne Raleigh iai seized prisoner named Thomas
II,e. and took HIM out Of town Yesterday morning
,yheu The affair brcauo known ho trace "i linphes
could be found Later In the day one of The mob said
that Hughes was tied 20 tree. sounhly whipped nnd
hsu giyoI frW hours in which 20 leave the Hlhte II
H. w dent that he was drowned IN The >hdkIh iN,r ne
sas rrls sonel for criminal assault upon Allle girl
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
rlkiNG DoWy md c4rrLE FENcES

CHEYrYNE. wv, Dee. 1S.-From Special
Agent sanhuri Of M" Department of ia" INTERIOR
who has been IN the Territory for SEVERAL ua past IN
b.h1lf ~ the Government It IS learned that ln Obedience
IA ,, ,ler uf the interior D,unrtnlpnt. ihr rt trrpn
ali uVrt the IpirUiy tRFiue duWr thrr envr' nom
the rrillr domain. Nj -arbuin srili ." ihinh ihe
inntini viii hr speedily settled
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
uoNORING THE MARQUIS or RIPoN.

BOMBAY, Dee. 1s.-1hc Marquis oi lipon, the
retiring Governor General of India, to-day made state
entry into tho city. The streets for six miles were
throngcd with people and decorated with nagS Bands
of music were stationed at frequent Intervals seventy
n,c nddrosacs were mndc In honor Of the occasion INC
vr,ni. of Klpon made an exhaustive speech In reply,
attending The policy he has purauod IN his admlnstra
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
MnlnnArn lA nlE nnNlNl0N

MosiHfAL, Dec, ~, -Latavea irwolii STORE
was rohned thls inufnlng ut watches aWl Nl""""''
worth Tluuuu.
BrfiIuitf, ont, Dac. l. -lne smallpox :" munger
fond Is ahatns tr,r hoing unl els'en r''h'a "' P.'a
.nt recurring medical treatment iheie nav" "''" l''
case. aud Judcaths
ToEuNIO, Dee. lH.-At ths toh7'I'"'No '"'' '""''
to-day Premier Sorquay, Manitoba presented 10 DIR
I,lu A Macdonald An address from Manitoba, express
sing confidence In his policy Addresses from h.s'na
and Portage Ia Prairie also presented sir John !"
replyng oppressed his intention OF shortly making .
orr f Canada from Quebec 10 British Columbia i'eso'
utons we're submitted laying down the platform OF Tue
CunscrN atiye party.
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
DISEASED pORK ~ PHlLlDELPHiL

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1S.-ln the past week
Health officer NrIe has received several communica-
tons containing the information that disease supposed
o be- hoe cho ora has broken the hogs let IN
be largo pens IN the suburbs Of the city Complaint
also made at the time that the animals were slaughtered
by their owners as the disease made A appear
anre and that the cnrcas.cs were dressed and sold.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THE GREAT EASTERN.

LONDON Dee. 1S.-Thc court has refused the
applioation 10 restrain the agents OF the Ncw-Oreans
Exhibition from taking the steamship Great Eastern 10
New Orleans The applicant the Injunction hat pro
orI terms Of purchase the 5ci, but the contract
iu.l not been concluded.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
SENTENCED FOR STEALING BONDS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1S.-Thomas Me-
Cauey was today araed on the charge Of the larceny
Of ten 900 six per cents cOrpon consolidated bonds 0
the Irhish Valley Railroad of thr value Of Hl2oD1 ih'
,,,,e,t nf tbn Fidelity Trust aud safe u 'pOst Conf
many. 6y whom hr hal been employed as clerk. lie
blended guilty and sentenced 10 an imprisonment oi
tWtutI ono months.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
TIE NICARAGUA TREATY.

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-NOtlling is known at the
Foreign Onco in regard to the report circulated In
America that Earl Granville IS pondng with the
authorities I'm Washington In relation 10 the Nicaragua
awaiting Important mail dispatches from tho British
Minister at Washington
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
SENTENCE UpoV 4 DYING MN

DAIriuoRE. Dec Edward Citing. col
ured, WIS sentenced today in the criminal Court ~
,r years Ia the prnltcaty for arson Un July ~ lie
Ia neotl, deal fn pulmonary consumption and " hc
hai mot h.,n held would have llcn tO the noor Whri
III. hlnln Mns llnnnIllrtl
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
DOINGS OF THh H46LHiLL ASSOCIATIONS
81. LoUIs, Dee. lN.-'lhc Board of directors

oi the ion Baseball Association held an executive s'S'
sion to-day They awarded ~ champ ouship ponnaht to
the IT, Louis club lAo} alsl d,c led I" htep tho asso
citation down to eight citbr ild moi 1" ail any ,np'
that caunot show sound nnahclh c".uiloh' anu "o'
cclted the eslgnatlun OF the baltimore tlup'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
KILLED by RUNA WAY HORSES.

SHENANDOAH, Penn, Dec. lS.-While +. ].
s,aener his wife and IA twelve year old daughter were
driving from Shenandoah their home near caia"isa'
this morning. the horses away while going down the
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THE DEATH OF Ko,sUrH DENIED.

LovpoN, Dee. 1s.-A dispatch from TURN
saws that there was no foundation FOR the runor current
Yesterday that Louis Kp,slh IS cd on the other mana
The venerable patriot Is In excellent hcallh'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
SCHOOLMASTER SLOCUA NOT PUNISHED.

LOUISVILLE, Dee. lS.-Nlr SlOcum, the schools
master who defended himself against amoh. Killing one
man and woumding several Others at Horse Gaze, Ken
,ncky on saturday night discharged fyIa custody
to-day ON the motion vi the commemorative attorney.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
INVESTIGATING NEU-JERSEy OYSTERS.
fBf TELEGRAPH To rHE TRBusE.I

tBY TELEGRAPH To THE IRiBUSEl
TRENTON, Dec. 1S.-GOvcrnor Albeit ana
the Riparian Commissioners returned today by way ot
Delaware Bay and Port Norris from their oyster III
vcsigating excursion. The Governor expresses satis'
faction at the amount of Information obtained
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THE STEAMER RnEGy IN COLLISION.

LLOYD steamer Lhein Captain Junfst. from Bremen Tor
Ncw.York has returned 10 southampton. Hhe was III
colllalon ns evening OIL the Lizard with the steamer
York and two iron plates in her bow are broken she
sailed for Ncw-lork Tonight.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

Locust Mountain and threw the three persons Over &
steep enbank fatally inurng both MT shaeHer anu
his wife. The child escaped with slight bruises
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS
PARIS Dec ls-Anarchlst papers report taat certain
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-20
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE In
ADELPHI.

Preparations are being effected
for grand Democratic Jolliiica-
ton at Adelphi, next Saturday.
November 22d. The Democrats
of the world are invited.
The Democratic Committee
issue the following program
Grand daylight parade.of Foot
men, Cavalrymen, Vehicles, Tab
leau Cars, Trade Representations
&c. Parade to form al Mineral
Spring Grounds, and to marrh
promptly at o'clock.
In the evening at Z O'Clock,
speaking by a number of promi-
nent orators. Fire Works, three
Bands of Music. Two hundred
and nineteen salutes Will be fred
during the day and night from
four stands of artillery.
Come on foot, on horses and in
wagons bring flags, music, &C.,
and help swell the throns in the
glorification of the election OF
Cleveland and Hendricks.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-20
ZANESVHLE. Nov. 12 1874

EVANSVILLE. Nov. 13. 1854.
Messrs. Green, Floyd and Wright:
Yours kindly inviting me to be
present tomorrow at your cele-
bration of the election of CIeve-
land and Hendricks, was receiv-
ed this morning. l was absent
yesterday.
Perhaps no event since the
adoption of the Federal Consti-
tuition marks more important
period for good to the people of
the United States than the occur
renee which you propose to cele-
brate. Little of hope could have
survived the election of Mr..
Blaine at this time. The resto-
ration of the Federal Admins
tration to integrity of motive and
conduct had become an absolute
necessity. Looking to the glori-
Gus past Of this country and its
immeasurable futu.e, if blest
with wise and honest govern
ment, one could not believe that
Providence would abandon us to
political corruption that had be-
come a stranger and AN enemy
TO Patriotism.
| regret that [ cannot be Will
you in person tomorrow, but my
heart and judgment will be with
you in grateful patriotic reJoic-
ing. .
Believing the administration
of Mr.. Cleveland will be wise.
upright. and in the interest Of the
people. l am
Very Respectfully,
". u. BALL. .
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-20
Off For Mexico

We regret to feel that our esteem
ed brother, j ohm Hop!ey Of the Buoy
rus JOURNAL gives up hope in the
American system and goes to Mex
leo
At least we infer that he is Mex
icanized from the spirit of his ar
ticle in last saturdays Commercial
Gazette.
Bro. Hopley has been a brigh
Republican angel, but he gets re
bellious.
Some years ago, another distin
suished Republican objecter to /.
governmental system, named Lucifer
thought as nopley writes.
The said Lucifer went to
Mexico.
Bro. Hopley In his new insurrec
tionary field will have company.