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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Ye Libs.

The Lioera! convention, or rather
4 few persons calling themselves
suco, got together in the FederaI
Court room yesterday at ? D. N. g.,
and proceeded 70 rgan'ze by eiec;
lug Judge Mcbride chairman ana
L. NJ. Prescott secretary. The as
tendance being quite Seauo1s, a
r cess was taken toT half an hour.
When the alleged convention
pulled itself together again, after
some preliminari.s, the following
nominations were made:
Probate judge. s H. Lewis
county clerk, E. p. Sutherland; re-
corder; w. e Hall; prosecuting
attorney, w. II. Sayder; selectman.
8 c Ewing,
The so-called convention was 2
sickly affair, about the weakest
thing in q political way this weakesE
of all weak parties ever perpet
rated. They may poll 4 hundred
votes in this county, but the chances
are "agin 'em "
We forgot to sta'e tha5 tee s.
styled convention adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Tae Pittbury Outrage.

P.tibury, Is The Wholesale ar
rest Of parties supposed to bs luz Pill
csted in the Lizzie Bradley outrage,
has been caused by Brown. Over
fifty arrests have been made, one
gang Of thirty-two laborers en-
ployed on the Baltimore and Ohio
road having been arrested before
daylight this morning. This after
noon detectives arrested Geo. Hell
ron, colored, of West Eliz beth, and
Robert Crimes, white, of the same
place, for participation, and re-.
covered from Helton a pair OF dia-
mend ear drops. Other aEreste have
been made this afternoon and dia-
mond necklace recovered. All the
jewelry has been found The woman
Is better TO day. ANS parfes we're
comm tied TO jzij, for hearing nexs
Friday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Short Stops.

VIII visseher is heading this ua7
LIE Grende Young, of the law g e
OF Williams & Young, went r. I 6d
den yesterday. - Vs-
A night Waterman d'sqovsc,,
tramp in the unoccupied por;io0
fHE HERALD premises yesteI, ~ y
evening. lie got up and got.
Some boys who had looked on fl.
wine when 1t was red, made nisb h.
hideous in the vicinity of TTTE H ri =
AID office last night. :
1t is suggested that the reason 9.
many Irish propose supportin !.
Blaine and Logan is becsuse tbs
la'ser murders the Queens English
The water win be turned out NJ
the j. ordan and SaltLake City cana
on Monday. The residents of tbs
First Ward, where so much alleooS
seepage occurs, will watch the ~
suit with keen eyed interest.
a man dug cellar in the Fiobf.
teenth Ward last year, expecting f.
build this season. His cellar i
now full of water, caused BY excess.
I'VE IRRIGATION on the lands above
him. Unfortunately the Jordan
and Salt Lake City canal Is nowbers
Ia ths vicinity, or he might hsve
claim on the City Counc !.
Ihe redwood t7me CONVEYING
Dry Canyon water from TIE forks f.
the lied Butte ditch was completef
about a week ago. Development ~ q.
Tue springs by tunnellDg vas beorr
yesterday, and will be prosecntee
under the able management of M
> ames LlvIngston,o of the Little Coz,
tonWood granite qaa:ries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Piles! PiIes!! Piles!!!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding apd
itching Piles. One box has cured
the worst cases Of 30 years standing.
no one need suffer five minutes
after using Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. It absorbs tumors, sllays
itching, acts rs poultice, gives in
stant relief. Prepared only for Piles,
itching OF the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. J. NJ. Coffenbary. Of
Cleveland, says: 81 have used
scores Of Pile cures, and il affords
me pleasure to say that have never
found anything which gives such
immediate and permanent relief as
Dr.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment." Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt Of price, ST.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props
Cleveland. Ohio, /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Fay TempletOn.

Of this lady and her troupe, vno
appear a tn, Theatre to.m7rrou
evening, a Denver paper speaks as
follows:
Fay Templeton gave Denvs, its frs,
taste ofiopera torffe st the Tabor CrsnS
last evening, "Girche. Gircfa,; bss
pesh sung here N ~ than opce hereto
lore, out never "a she manner Of Paris,
OF aimee aid Duplan, until last night.
ana last night Uas s triumph FOR the
company, 4 triumph we'll esrned anS
heartily accorded. Fay Templetoa is
among the first Of Americas soubre.tss
She sets with aTGhness, viVacity, prscs
and thst iadeaefibab,e cnncomitsnl n
sll good comfdY, which tn French cal
chic. 10 the drinking song soc vsss
beautiful Bscchante, md assumed rasDv
OF those gracefal attitudes which artists
hE7e given to the fair followers 81
Baechus, There is nothing coarse gboo.
her acting, although she deres ttiludes
nj dances that 10 g lass spiritualie cres-
tura would be decidedly rigaue.
Scarcely lees y aise Is due Alice Vsus.
whose urora" Bss splendiGlv scteE.
Among the gsntleme Of THE cast Mr.
William Guiberaon, IS "MaresCuin.T
was the most pleasing &c g singer. Rs
has noble voice, sn6 sInps with sD In.
telligence. Vigor sad dis.iGetuess of 8-ti>
culGtion whieh'are particularly pleasing.
His opening so1g WAS redemapded, s5d
he responded with So much modastv a5G
skill 90 to secure repeated FOuGds OF en-
shugibstic enplErEa
Harry Brown is q most superior C..
median. He reminds one of Duplan. in
his imparaonation Of Don Bolero." aud
keeps the sudience il high good hnmor
By hia Irresistible fuu.
George Olmi W good 'Aoprzouk,"
but TOOK the part. It seemed 70 Us, il
rsther too light vein.
The choruse5 were good, the costumes
handsome, and in wofJ, ,hs entire
ensemble worthy OF g.est omma83s.
lion.
La Maaco. te will ba aun2 tonight, auG
We are sure that the large audience o.
last evening will be followed by still
larger ones during the en;irs WeeEsi e..
e. Cement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
A Gold Reception.

New York, 26.-Collier, of the
Greedy relief expedition steamship
Loeb Garry, arrived at the Brooklyn
navy ward from St. John, N. F. this
evening. She steamed up the bay
without any sign, salute or
greeting. In the channel
ahe passed the torpedo boat
Alarm, AMI the monitor Psssaic,
and ran up along aide each vessel to
allow Ensign w. r. Chambers to
speak a few words. When the
Loeb Garry arrived at the navy
yard, Ensign Chambers made
his report TO Commodore
File Crown without evidence OF
the slightest demonstration or pub
lie Welcome. The Loeb Garry has
sixteen OF her plates bulged and six
broken. Several of her cultstraps
are sligntly injured, and there the
extent of the injury ends Captain
Robert Jones said, however. that
it would not have taken a
much greater pressure of Ice to
stove in some of her plates and
cause leak. Commodore Fill
brew said the steamer could prob
ably be regainad in five or six days.
She returns with about $50 Of the
500 tons OF cpal she took out. The
Lochi Garry brought Captain Sch
lass fall report for The navy depart
n cut,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
The irish.

London, 26.-Epglish seotion4 Of
the national league ere urging Par
nell to have iha coming convention
Of the league held az Liverpool IL
t.ead Of Dublin. They ASSERT that
if the convention is hsid at Dablin,
q number Of English eiaohens will
not Q represented. Irish members
Of the league have received y warn
ing that chief Of police Jenkinsan
has sent fsmaie spy to personals
MIRA Ford, sister o. Ford Of the
Irish World. She is to introduce her.
salf to suspected psrsons a5 Miss
Ford and is to pretend she has just
came from Cork, having been dels-
gated 10 act az q medium for tbs
conveyance OF letters between tbs
Irish iuvinciblee and the American
lodges. Her identity was discovered
by al Irish-AmeriGan who &aaw
her in America.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
The Electric Railroad a Success

Cleveland, Ohio, 2G.-The first
commercially successful electric
railroad in America was started In
operation in this city tc-day by the
East Cleveland Street Railroad
company, who have just c0mplsted
a miie OF road and run cars on it for
the fret time. The experiment
was so successful that the company
expectto change their entire system.
comprising over twenty miles, into
electric railroads. \ he system used
is combination Of the Brush and
Knight & Bentley systems, and the
current was carried on underground
conductors laid in the condicts like
these of the cable roads. The cars
were started and stepped and rever-
eed with the greatest ease and,
without the disagresabie jerking in
'cident TO the cable and horse roads.
The cost of running is claimed to De
greater than that of the cable roads
and the cost Of construction less
than one-third as great. Any mum.
Der of cars up TO IF een can be run
at one time on single circuit and
from one machine, which is a result
not attained by any OF the Euro
pean systems now in opera.
lion. The SUCCESS CT the new
road hae. made > great sensation II
both street. road and electric cir
cIGs, and ia expected to greatly ex-
tend the fela Of electrical develop
ment and enh Anee street railroad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Cholera Appears in Italy---PrO-
gress Of the Disease
ALynehing Bee Needed in Min
neSOta.
A Genuine Cholera Scare
Everywhere.
The Greedy Party---The Pitt
bury Outrage.
khe Electric Railroad a Sue
cess.
Cholera

London, 26. - 4 dispatch fran
1fsrseillcs to the Times says: 1t il
quite certain ths preseDtepidemic OF
'holeIa has not the same yirulencG
that cha &C. erizsG it IN previous
outbreaks. 1t appears TO hove at.
tackled sickly Individuals rather
than whole sections Gf the pOpuia.
ton.
At Aries many persons have be-
come insane through fear. the TO-
tai number OF places in France
where the Infection has appeared is
MarseilIes, 2e.-Ihe city is
threatened with a meat famine.
Many butchers have shut up, and
others find it difficult to procure
supplies.
Noon: Seven deaths eince 8
o'clock. Cholera has appeared at
Spizzia, Italy, carried there by Ita!-
ian Rorkmen from the arsenal, T0u-
lon. Two fatal cases already, and
the inhabitants are in panic.
Paris, 26.-The epidemic at ToG-
Ion continues to decrease, thirteen
deaths last night, four at the hospi>
tai, six in the suburbs and three in
the city. at Maraeilles twenty four
deaths last night.
Marseitles, 20. - Fugitives from
here are beginning to return The
municipal authorities have tii&nkad
the Sisters Of Charity fer Their de.
votion in assisting cholera So if5rers.
T0uloD, 26.-There were two
deaths from cholera to-day in the
city and two in the suburbs. The
fetal deaths from cholera are 593,
The exodus has decreased the pop.
ulation two-thirds.
The b9atsWain, cbap ain, five
sailors and eight passengers Of the
Gijon, and two sailors bsionging to
the Lsxham, have be6n landed at
Dartmouth, The Duke OF Can
bridge has Issued additional orders
for taking precautionary measures
against cholers in the army.
Paris, 26,-The fight o: paople
from TOulon continues. It is an
nounced that sill WorEmen at the
arsenal who may be absent two
weeks will be dismissed. a cholera
patient st the hospital there COM
mitted suicide to day by plunging a
knife into his heart. Monsigueur
Ronde, the papal nuncio at Paris.
has applied to the italian ambassE-
der here for pass across the from
tier without being subjected to
quarantine regulations. The re-
quest was refused.
Marseiles, 2G-DGring the past
twenty~Tour hours there wee 4fty-I
eight deaths from cholera.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
The Greedy Party.

st. john, 20 At 10 am. ahe
Greely relief equadrOu eteamed IN
&c the bsy. The flag ship TGe5is led,
followed By the B ar, Alcr5 aad al
the haEoor s;ears iugs and steam
Launches with dqgs O. Gre at Britain
and the United States ST half mast
and crowded with les ing cltizsns.
On all public bai]dings and merean.
tile prenisea Gags we're drared.
Vessels in ths port displayed nabion-
al flags in mourning Thousands Of
spectators from she shoIe waved
aGleus by banner or handkerchief,
which SITUATIONS we're gascsfuliy
returned by the receding squadron.
Lisut. Greely and other survivors
are enjoying tole'able hesith,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
How Kid Gloves are Made.

TIE kid glove is a Simple but very
important article of d.eas. OF the
hundreds OF persons who sell giagsg.
how iaw ever give The subject CT their
manufacture passing thonsht. The
best skins generally come from
Mlddle anG Southeastern France.
Fine seasons improve the quality OF
the skins gseat.y, 90 the ANIMALS are
kept IN tho open air. IN wet weather
tits necessary to kssp tbs kida housed.
The confinement, if lengthy, causes
heating, and produces fever spots on
tns skIns. The animals on the Tvrol
Mountains furnish good leather for
mems wear. South American kids
being more or 1883 wild, their coats
become scratched aud torn by con-
tact with bushes, brisrs, etc, and aYe
not desirable. Ths psIs as taken
from the animal is dried: then,
through seTies Of bAthe. the hair and
grease are removed and the skin
cleaned thoroughly. A moot dificuls
stage OF the BUSINESS IS faeuing and
o9elng tho ieatbess So maca skjjl
being requisite 10 Obtain .he desired
shades and eolors. This ia accomplish
ed with the beat success iu Franoe. "a
the French possess the art of leather
dyeing to degree not yet attained
By other nations. 10 order alter ward
to make the skis soft oil. apd h-xi-
bic, it is fed wiih---a t0atiy sbsorbiDq
quite quantity ot--& preparation oi
wheat 1oar and eggsy9.ks. Sabsg-
quen1ly the parts srannd ;he neck
and shoulders, whefs the skin is
ara shsvgd with a sharo
knife to render It ualloru in thick
ness throughout.
The leather fully prepared il oars-
fully examined TOR impsriec.ions:
perfect skins are ystainei Imperfect
ones laid aside. Tne cutting of|
material for kid gloves can onIy be-
done 5Y hand, each piece being care
fully measured in order. to allow Inc
propsr stretching space. The stamp
ing, which comprises cutting cat the
form OF tbs glove, is done by nlaohin-
cry rapidly, SIS three psir are usually
stamped" q. once. From the cutter
they pass to the embroideIer, thence
10 the sewer, then to the buttonhole
maker, afterwards to the inishe,
who binds the wrist, and finally to
the person @hoss business it in to pair
and pFees them. The long mousgne- |
'aire generally consumes tho entire
lEin of one kid OF ordinary gloves
there are ten different eiz.s for ladies |
81 to s; thirteen different sizes for
gentlemen-6a to 8; for misses the !
';zes are from II 70 u, and for bows
To cadet size, range from 81 to q.
The greatest manufacturing centre
or gloves ia Gtenoble, in the south of
france, where several thousand per.
ons aye engaged in the faoorieg. |
rig and cog skin exist only in
imagination. Whss is called dog
kin is really lambskin. and the ads
,ertised dogskin gloves are made oil
kins that no respectable dog would
yer recognize as ever having belonged
0 any inhabitants of tie dog world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
An Editors Tribute.

Theron P. Kestor, editor of TT.
Wayne, Ind, Gasstte, writes: "For
the past five years have always used
DR.. Kings Now Discovery, for
coughs OF mosE severe character, as
we'll as for these OF milder ty pc.
1t never fails to effect q speedy cure.
Ny friends to whom have recon-
mended 1t speak Of it in same high
terms. Having been cured by it OF
every cough / have had for five
years, consider il The only reliable
and sure cure for coughs, colds. etc."
Call at Y. g. MI, Drug Store and
get q Free Trial Bottle. Large size,
81 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Subjects for Lznchins

Minneapolis, Mimi, 26 Officer
Mclaughlin, sttempt!ng 10 arrest
three thugs his rnornihs. was shot
and will Jiu. Tbs; G res ssss iIants
were afteFwaId arrested This is
the second officer shot inside OF g
week. The reporter death OF the
officer Intensified the excitement to
such degree that The poIice, in
force, ere pro ect.ng TIE station
where tie prisoners ara now con-
fined. Lynehipg Is threatened il
they are net taken from She town
before night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
4 New Society.

Berlin, 26.-A new s5clety IS
formed N This city for the purpose
OF protecting the IN ests OF Gor5-
MERGE anu industry. All the great
bankers, merchants and manu-.
facturers Of Germany have sigued
the programme to be adopted by the
society. Mona OF Prince BsnaEk's
party is included in the list OF
signers. The society viii oppose
Bismark's coloniai pl3ns, also
all bills interfering with tie com-
metce OF the c0uatry. Reac10nsYy
journals accuse tbs soc ety Of being
q tool for wire .pui!ers for Inc com
ing election.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
The New Gable.

Chicago, 26.- q. D. Roberts, who
is interested financially in the Ben
nett-Mackey Atlantic C ble, says
the cable will be Iesdy for public
eer7ice October Ist. One cable is
already finished and tbs other will
be completed Oh the above date.
The cost Of the cable viii reach
100000; the rate for cablegrsms
will be materially less than by the
old cable, but how much is not stated.
The company is organized to lay
s. cable from Brazil to New Orleans,
via st. Thomas; which ia to cost
$4,000 coo, hich will work ia con-
nection with the Bennett-Mackey
cabie.
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Cleveland.

Alb&ny,2G.-Gov. Cleve!and's time
was occupied to-day with matters 0 .
routine at the executive chamber.
Among the callers was General
Rosecrans. The com mlttee of noti-
fcation is expected in Albany on
Tuesday morning. The formal
ratification will take place at the
executive mansion st 3 80 O'Clock on
Tuesday. Thos a. Hendricks is ex,
pected in Saratoga ON Tuesday and
ne will be formally notified Of his
nomination probably as that place.
a large number Of distinguished
Democrats from 81 paris Of the
country will be here next wees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
= tx NAvfaG tGesIg,T

@c. NJ &. Ailison, Hutch n,,t,.
Kan; Saved his he ty O simrIe
fsisl Bottle CT Dr.. Kings New Dia
eoveFy, for Consumption, which
caused him TO procure 8 large bottle,
INST completely cured him, when
Doctors, change Of climate and
every thing else had failed. Asthma,
bronchitis, Hoarseness, Eevers
Coughs, and all Throat and Lung
diseases, II IL guaranteed to cure.
FTiat Bottles tree at q G. MI. Drug
Store. Largs siEe 81. %. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Spain and America

London, ga Msdrld cores
pondent Of the STANDARD says: The
negotiations between Spain and
America relating 60 s. new CONNER
cial treaty are at q standstilI. The
pretensions Of America clash with
Spanish interests in Cuba. Spain
is reluctant about allo wing closer
commercial connection between her
colonies in the West Indies and
America. The latter is already
taking eighty per cent CT the ex-
ports from Cuba.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
The Cruisers.

New York, 2G.-Five hundred
sports assembled at William Woods,
near Flushing, Long Island, at day
break. While a ring was being
pitched referee Harding announced
that Fulljames would not fight on
account of SO many fliends of Demp-
sey being present. FulIjsmes then
drove to the city followed by Demp-
ssy, where it is understood the fight
will occur in priYste house.
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Dragged ard Rohbed.

Cincinnati, 26.-Juan C. Bacha,
OF Los Yegas.aN. III, representing
himself as a millionaire cattle deal-
er, has been in the city few days;
yesterday he was enticed into a
hack to visit Lst0nia race track and
see the fine stock; it was reported at
a late hour last night that he had
been dragged, beaten acd robbed of
money and checks to the value of
thirteen thousand dollars.
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Demonstrations.

Manchester, 26.-The demonstra>
lion here tosdsy il favor Of the fran.
chise bill wss q success. John
Bright preside A thousand per-
sons were Drsssnb despite the rain
which fell during the day.
nottingham, 26.-At demonstra.
ton to-day, a resolution was adopt
ed condemnipg the action of the
House of Lords on the franchise
hill,
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Capitol Cnips

Washington 26. - Lieutenant
Frederick SchwatKa, OF Arctic
fame. has Resigned from the army,
and his resignation is accepted. It
is generally understood that he in.
tends enteElag upon some special
duty under 3 Toreign power.
The President Iei5 Washington
this afternoon on the United States
steamer Dispatch. The vessel is ex-
pected TO arrive in New York on
Monday afternoon.
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The Monarchs' Meeting.

London, 26.-The Gar of Russia
and Emperor Francis Joseph, Of
Austria, viii meet st Grancia, Pos
land, AID VIII proceed together by
way of WARSAW to Alexsndrioff,
where the Emperor OF Germany will
join than.
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Guilty

Ssu Francisco, 26.-Ths irial Of
Frank E. Hutchings, VITO strangled
his mistress, Mrs. Nettie Sims, for
merly 8 resident Of Washington,
began yesterday and was concluded
this afternoon. The verdict Was
guilty OF murder in the fret GegFee.
He will re sentenced or August
2Dd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Cholera FTorIlus

st. Louis, ADMINISTRATION made
TO day into the case of alleged ehol>
era, shows the utter fallacy OF some
Of the original statements. The
family whose child died has not
been in France for over three years.
The child died of an ordinary case OF
cholera MOI bus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Only Collie.

Liverpool, 2S.-It turns Gus on
examination, thai O'Brien. OF ST.
Dunstan crew, reported seized with
choIeric symptoms, in this city. last
night. was suffering from s;nople
collie, which is vsyy prevalent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Big Yield.

Paris, 26,-The harvest NC OF the
wheat crop in Central Leone Is pro-
ceeding actively, the farmers being
unable to find a sufficient mum Der of
reapers. FGrl0ughs have been freely
granted to soldiers who assist in
gathering the crop.
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naETdeP.

Belfast, 80 -Chas. Money Penny,
aliuen manufacturer, was found last
night in carriage of thenigfit train
between PSgjEs and Brussels with
bis brains blown ONT. II IL supposed
he was murdered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-27
Swain suspended.

Washington, 26.--Judge Advocate
General swain has been suspended
from duty pending his trial by
cOurt martial, and Assistant Judge
Advocate Genersl Lieber is directed
10 take charge of his Office.
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Damage by Fire.

Madrid. &c The damage caused
By fire here yesterday IL a timber
and oil warehouse. amounts 70 TO-
600 600 pectas.
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casualties.

Londn. 26.-Nine OF the G.joU 3
crew anu four O? the Lsxham's crew
landed at Grsvesend.
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Burns' Statue

London, 2G.-Lord Roseberry n
yelled tire statue of Robert Burns
on the Thames embankmeni. hiany
Sco.chmen were present.
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Keene's Newport Property.

Newport, 28.-It is reported that
James r. Keene's estate here vas
sold tc kr. FisRe. of New York, FOR
$4,000.