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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-01
NICKEL PLATE EONDUOLDERS.

The new committee of the bOndhOlders OF
tho Now-York Chicago and ST. Louis Nickel Platel
Railway Company, which consists OF j. A. Roosevelt,
John s. Kennedy. Adrian Isclin Jr ID. Willis James and
oliver Hartman. has issued circular letter requesting
tho bondhoder5 deposit their bonds with the Central
Trust Company for the purpose Of enforcing their en
Tho committee says We feel assured That the Nauo
OF tho property is such that Immediate ana onerseuo
action all thai necessary secure the pay meht IN
full Of the principal and accrued interest OF the bonds
but IL is important that immediate nct0n DC taScn ny
direct proceeding in the OF tho trustee IN Ot"cr
prevent any attempt create prior liens III ,he way ~
receivers cert catos otherwise whlch ShccesslI ~
might seriously impair the value OF our security III
this IL must not be forgotten that the rOcoyU
apncd for and his appointment secured prior 10 TUG
dotaut in payment OF the interest on June Iist hhu
not behalf In the interest OF the DOhuOu
era but OF the and those podlns
items and the subsequent action OF those cOntrOhk INC
nronepty wond seem to indicate determination on
the part to do everything In their power TO impair OF
dosroy tho security OF tho bOndh0defi when ousht 10
DO resisted by oil lawful means and this, We believe
can he Zone successfully ,,.,,... 49,. ,.,.., 20
fThe agreement which the bondhoders are asked 10
agn on the deposit OF their bonds, authorizes the COM
mt GO TO by tho railroad property In case OF foreclosure
sale or * an opportunV should arise to eject settle
ment on the basis and Interest Tor the SUBSCRIBING
bonds The agreement 10 not 70 pe operative unless
signed by holders Of 100000 OF tho bonds, hnd the
bondhodors who do not sign t are to have 40 rights OF
slaims under it.
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A VILLAGE ALMOST RUINED.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SAVANNAH, N.
FLAMES SPREAD By 4 HIGH WIND - SUPPOSED TO
DE TuE WORK OE INCENpIARIEs

FLAMES SPREAD By HIGH WIND - SUPPOSED TO
DE THE WORK OF iSCESDIAREs.
LYONS, n Y, Nov. 80 lSpecidD. - With the
exception of two stores the business part OF the village
otSavannah in this county, destroyed by fire this
morning AT O'Clock the fla burst from the rear OF
Smlth Jcpson's hardware store building IL was Of
"OOd Old and dry and before the church and village
oes could be rung to alarm the people, all the stores
were Oh hFe There Is 10 fire apparatus Savannah,
ana nothng could be done to check tho flames which
swept up Maln-st Dispatches asking for assistance
were sent to Syracuse aad Lyons but no aid could be
given In less than half au hour the flames had de
sroyed onethrd OF the business Places and borne on
strong wind were extending in all directions Fire
broke out In seventeen places time The scenes
aDout the fire were ptlfu. Men and woman ran
through the streets scarcely s'ed. frenled by the
sight of the destruction OF their property James Watson
was awakened from his sleep just in time to leap from
third-story window. Wooden buildings torn down
to stop the flames
AT O'clock the wind subsideh and the fire was
checked, when IL had TeacLed Main and Hl SITS. The
loss estimated to ho about 10000; the insurance
public hail. was destroyed II valued at $4,000;
Insurance, $4,000. The Newton House. also destroyed
was valued az $4,000; Insurance. $1,000. Thirteen
families are homeless It believed toat the fire
started by incediacs ia the cellar OF Smith, JepsDns
hardware store where the tlnbcrs and boards the
floor were found covered with Kerosene The people
maddened at the thought OF and If the ncendaes
are canght they will sDer severely. Detectives have
been employed by the village trustees work up the
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TELEGR5PHIC NOTES.
r,su,xG NETS RUINED by STORM


CIOIcUsTtR, Nasa., Nov 30-Full returns from me
netting feet that the loss by last weeks storm
wa. a serious one. Twelve boats had their nets down
one hundred and hrty-f0nr nets were lost ana sDOu
100 recovered in IA damaged condition. The loss VIII
not faIl short OF ~ 700. Tn. loss OF the nets VIII Dady
interfere with the pollock catch.
OUsTED FROM OFFICE FOR ELECTION FRAUDS
PoITsvIILE, Penn Nov. 30At the last term OF court
County Commissioners John Leonard was tried upon u
quo issued by Attorney General cassidy upon
charge OF violation OF tho election laws ana nc "Ho
convicted This morning u Judgment OF custer IRON ron
olco was pronounced asaiult Leonard by Judge Hoi'
shlng ,
RIGHT OF WAY FOR A TELEGRAPH COMPANY:
NEW.ORIKNSs Nov. 80. The Supreme Court Ol
Louisiana to-day affirmed tho Judgment OF tho lower
court I'm the case OF tho Baltimore and Onlo Telegraph
Company against MOrgan's Louisiana aud Texas lail'
road Company and the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany giving the telegraph right OF way between New
Orleans and Lafayette La, ! IL miles
FINDING A MAN WHO WAS MISSING.
REABING, Penn, Nov. 30 Spocut.-Nathaniol fcst-
SON furnace proprietor at Robeionia, in this county
who from his home sunday was FOUND wah
Ing along the tracks OF the Reading Railroad near nero
this morning ana taken to his home.
ALUM DEPOSIT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
CORY Penn. Nov 80 (Spec0i There are forty ilhn
nfacturing institutions IN Cory and new INDUSTRY ~
about 10 spring up. III Juno, while hshing. Mr =. "
Mack of New YORK CITY, discovered deposit OF Muna
boarns clay and slate II has been analyzed ana iouu
rich IN alan and viii pay well Tor work nR AcoinRHnmi Wy
has boon organ/ and suitable buildings VIII w
erected
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4 BuLLDLyG SBArrgR&D M DryAnrE EouR.

A BUILDING SHATTERED BYI DYNAMITE BOuB.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 30 (Specio) ).-Bessie Gal
brath is the OF a pretty. blue-eyed wOm,n who
until sunday night kept quor shop ut Nd sol Broad
way short distance beyond ths Nickel Plate Depot.
Her place has not borne enviab.o reputation On
sunday evening the who lived back OF the store
ina low, one-stOry hOlsc went To visit friend the
west side. While she away one
prowling about the building in a suspicious and
"A time before 10 o'clock the entire neighborhood
startled by the o: terrific explosion IN the
direction OF the store. crowd gathered aDoIt
the building the front OF which completely dcmU-
lshed.eA examination slowed thlI dynamite bomb lad
been placed under tho southwest OF the store aud
by It's explosion had raised the flo and blown the front
OF the building out into the The side also
twisted aud blown out or line. The front almost
entirely of glass aud blown To pieces, Bessie Gal
brath says that the explosion the work OF woman
who formerly lived with her.
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natives and favored the occupation OF LangsOn Caso-
bang and other places the Chinese frontier.
DEMANDS OF PRINCE ALEXANDER.
FIGHTING TO BIZ RESUMED IL BULGARIA DESPITE
THE ARNISTICF.

BELGRADE, Nov. 30.-General Leshjanin con-
tinues to bombard Wlin. It is expected that fighting
will bo resumed in a cay two in disregard Of tue
armistce as Prince Alexander demands possession OF
saitchar an Prot as guarantee of the payment OF
indemnity by scrvia.
The sergian Ministry have resigned. Colonel lervato-
Witch the servian Minister at st. Petersburg, has
arrived here 10 take command OF the forces The re-
serves are going to the front number of persons have
beon arrested on the charge of attempting to fonent
revolution OF the 6O0O wounded Servans In hospital
here have self inflicted wounds the trigger
finger having been mpclled by cold and hunger thus to
mutIlate themselves that they might be sent home
ST. PLTERsBUEG Nov. 80 - The Russian news
papers, In discussing aGrs in the Balkans, appear
anxious about the situation, and consider that the ati
ude OF AustIla is tantamOunt to siding openly with
Serva. They ask how tue action Of Austria will nHu
Russia which a sgnatory Power to the treaty Of
Berlin Loyalty refused to support Bulgaria
Tue N0poe VremgG says: ave cannot recon
cile the action OF Count khevenhullcr-
Mctsch, the Austrian Minister at Belgrade
with the unanimity OF tho Imperial Powers"
Continuing the NOrOe Tregya says iG fears that the
armlstice will terminate when King Milan. owing TO
Austrian support. has become strong enough 10 con-
tnue the struggle.
PuIPPOILIs, NoW30-S Some agitation has been caused
hero by Russan agents aNowiDg that Russia only
onposes the union OF KunlsiI and BulgaTfd owing 10
Engands siding with the Bugarians IL Is feared that
the arrival of NJ sOrOknc the Russian Consul Will iu-
CONsTANrINOPLr, Nov. 30.-sir William White. the
British representative, to-day asked the Balkan Confer
NJ. Nedo the Russian Ambassador protested That the
Conference as limited TO the settlement OF tie Rune
lau question And that Il want of accord among tue
members or the Conference would threaten an aOOfLHo
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Sryrfycr or ( HaEDLyID "RIVNtL

PmLADELPuN, Nov. 80 tSPecioh. harlc'
J. Rose butcher age twenty y-htc, -adoi guilty this
morning to = charge Of mnyhem. brought by Robert o
Israel proprietor of ost marhet, In whose employ ho
mad bcon. Io was discharged f'r c1u-e aud when his
omploycr refused to take him back he attacked him
with knife which lac htd sttrPcncd for tbs purpo-"'
cutting him about the t,cc and d''tr"ylng one eye He
had a bad record Baltimore, where he hai been IN
prison .ldgo Gordon ia sentencing HIN said: " Your
life ha, been one OF blood dsIcd aud rcckcsBncss hnd
there over vas offence which should DO seNer"Iy
puuishrd this one ana " there ever was dcirndhnt
who appcarcd In criminal court who should receive the
fui cnalty uf the law ihc one Iho prisoner
was lined OOO threrquarir- OF the nc 10 90 10 hc
prO,ccut0r and sentenced TO an imp1-Onmrh ol hNc
wear, and nine months IN tho Eastern PCnltcntiEy.
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LIS HEAD SEXERED FROM HIS BODY.

Norwich, Eng, Nov. 30-A horrible and
sckening sight Witnessed to-day at tho hanging Of
Robert GoOlae, market gardener for the murder OF
hts wife, at Wisheacn September o. fifteen stone
weight was used and tho drop six feet. When the
trap sprung tho rope rebounded Violently and Good
ales head was severed from his body, the trunk ana
head falling to the ground the head wing the feet
and blood oozug freely from both the body aud head
The spectators and became sick at
the scenc The hGncuan said that GOOdalcs head
looked As though had been cut with knife He had
"A thin yertebr.r The surgeon said the hangmdu was
sober ard cool and collected whcn he sprung the trap
tOodalo's death was almost instantaneous ana was
more mercful than 10y srrnRuatOn The jury attached
no lame q ~ harcmuI.
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sUrFocArED WITH GAS FROM 4 STOVE

BOsTON, Nov. 30 ,SpeciaD Ira A. Moody,
manufacturer Of papermii machinery. found dead
at mis- home in Iedaeld. Mass. saturday afternoon
from sutocatOn by gas He and his wife spent Thanks:
giving at the house Of his daughter in Wlltham. On
Friday afternoon he returned home alone ON saturday
afternoon one OF his workDcu wishing TO see MIN ou
business went TO his hOust but could not get in Tho
door broken open, and Mr.. Moody f0uud IN ii
la his room dead. Inc house W.s fuiI OF gas which
undoubtedly came from li-reguafcd stove. Nj.
Moody was native of NewiIaupsBire. about hfl yhvs
years DID, aud had been resident of Medhcld for
nUIuber of years. lie soldier In the War; holding
the rank or lieutenant, aud was stationed at New
orleans. To add 10 her ailciion, Mrs MOOty, Whp
arrived home from Wdlham saturday evening fell ag
or tn house ana i.sOcdted her rigd
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MAYOR HlPPIsoy 0rrD0IyG HJrsrEE

Chicago, Nov. 80 SpetiaN.- Mayor Harrison
has never bcen distinguished o his appreciation OF the
ntues, OF things but ddy he arisoned Harrison
Fhe Council held special meeting this monu; 10 take
act on on the death OF YcePrcsdcnt Hendricks Mayor
Harrison occupied the chair. Ner the adoption ot
resolutions regard TO The NiccPresdents death tho
Mayor created CONSERVATION by announcing to the
Council (Which had the sole purpose Of taRlnS
suitable action concerning Mr. Hendricks, that no
would appoint NJ. O'Brien hailif OF ono OF the Poee
OurtS The IMPROPERLY OF the act manifest even
10 the Chicago Aldermen. one of whOm arose AMI SAID
that the meeting hai been Cue Tor specific purpose-
TO take acton the death o! the NcePreSident, and
any business brought up was out or place. fhe
NAyOr admitted that hi act premature iud called
FOR tue vote Oh adjournment. which was carried.
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GrrrLNG ErrN VIII RrprRLLCANN

BALTIMORE, NOV. 20 SDcciaD.-" Sonny
Malone, senator GOrnans henchmIn, who, at the re-
quest OF the Nary nj boss, made special agent Of
the Treasury having his political revenge the Re-
publicans IN tie Custom House Both Democrats ard
Republicans excepting those of the latter affected lay
-pcctal Agent Mahones recommendations. laugh ~ hs
preensions Of reform ami rorenchmcut By his recon-
mendation Collector Webster to-day received nsirrr
lions from Secretary Manning ordering large rei1t.
ton IN his force ANA salaries. Twelve or ino most ~
fcient clerks their salaries reucd by from SIc0 -
300 "A year. The Collector also ordered 70 GiS-
pense with his private secretary ana clerk nnpber
n =, II AnnulnrS We're disnllsspl.
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THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
ARRESTED FOR DEALING IN MAIL MATTET

AKRtoTED FOR DEALING IN WAIL MNTIEN'
BUFFALO, Nov. 30 lSpecidD.-James l.. Tar
box. formerly postmaster at Mortons Corners. this
county. arrested to-day by United states Marshal
The charge against him is novel ons The complainant
is william Wells. who WAS appointed postmaster on
october l. Tarbox is merchant of considerable wealth
and no little influence aud removed by the Postmas
terGeneral charges OF offensive partisanship lie did
submit his DISMISSAL gracefully, but as s alleged
tried to q little post oico OF his own. lie induce
his Republican friends 10 briRg their letters already
stamped to his store and daily causeG 1t TO be sent 10
Collins Center five miles distant. and mailed there Iila
arrest under section OF tho United states statutes
which imposes lme of SlJU upOn persons convicted oi
establishing private Nprrss tOr the conveyance utmah
matter TarbOX savo bail for oNaDilnatiOn Thursday
.Il IlIlInl
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SURRENDER OF KING THEBAW OF BURMAH.
GENERAL PRENDERGAsT AID HIS TROOPS PROCEI D

RANGOON. Nov. 30.-King Thebaw of Bur-
nah. becoming alarmed at the rapid approach of the
British expedonary force under General Prcndergast
amdng the resistance offered by tho Burmese
sent a messenger To General Prendergast begging him
grant arnscc for the purpose Of settling peacea-
bly, the diculty between Burmah and the Indian Cow
ernmept General Prcudcrgast In reply demanded the
surrender of the Burmese army ana Mlndalay, tho
ia stating that only then could he entertain any re-
Gnest looking to settlement tho dis pute King The
acceded the terms and the Ava forts, with twen-
tyesht guns turned over To the British troops
garrison placed there and tho British troops pro-
cecdcd 20 Mandaiay November %.
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CRIMES AND CISU1LTIES.
GRIZZLY BEATING AN OLD MAN

WABASH Ind, Nov. 30.-Joseph Spencer, young slah
of bad character, and Sylvester Huu OF Logr0 lewh-
ship while passing through the woods four miles freH
hare Yesterday qnarroed about some ttmbor ana IN
t OF rage spencer knocked tho old man down ard 5ee
and kicked his face into a jelly. Subsequently nuh
dragged himself tho house where spencer lives % aAvs
his wounds dressed, and spencer again attacked me ~
firm vctiDl crushing mis- skull with club, ana rspsSS
edy striking him With dishes and articles OF fWrn1s
Blood strsainod from dozen wounds upon ths "S A~"'
body.
HANGED BY A PAINTED MOB.
yyxcu,ufpo va Nov 40 Henry Mason, the sssre
who killed J. r. Hammersey, white, WIN sn - al
Campbell Court House q week ago, was then "a s
al % clock this morning and hanged 70 tree sS -
body rlddled with bullets. The MOB "'s pi'f''" ~'
sslors
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r10rryG wIrH 4 MlN.S TINED WIFE.

AKRON. Ohio. Nov 30 (Specion.-W. Hudsva,
a toInbstone-settor married his third wi,o abo2.
month ago ". l.. Grimm, who had roomeI with He'd
son. was taken to boar! with the newly Wooded p~F.
Thi. morning 1t was discovered that Grim had assisted
Mrs Hudson 10 pack oil her belongings and had el1pct
ytth nor Grimm Is only twenty TS ard the woman -
old enough TO be his mother Many creditors mc"sh
r,mu's absence as sincerely as the Wr0hsed huspaal'
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DySTBJBrrTSG TRE PROVIDENCE TENN

BosroN, Nov. 30 lSpecioO O.-Radbourne, the
celebrated pitcher OF tho Providence Baseball Club
has signed contract to play with the Boston nine in
1856 and Daley who caught for him with such excel
lent results last season. will in all probability also join
the Boston club This result is due to the Withdrawal OF
Providence from the League owing TO tho lack OF
financial support WhcTo the remaining Providence
players will 20 not known.
rle amount paid for the Providence franchise by tho
H0ston Association $4,000 and tho check
signed to-day Washington next season VIII hayo
Hines tiuligan, Farrell and Radfort OF the GrAys.
Denny to-day refused to 30 with Boston and has signed
New. York,
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roRrr rnomyryr mfN 1riro ron CANNING.

FORTT PEOBINENT MEN 7EfED ron CANNING.
PtTEE,BUR,., Va, Nov. 80 (Spcci0i.- One OF
the most intoreng trials that have been held for years
IN the County Court of Brunswlck, and ono when mas
excited wide interest throughout the county has Just
been concluded The caso - that Of forty wollknoWn
residents who were indicted by the Grand Jury last
March for gambling They all mon OF high standing
y agreement FOR the defence and the Common
wcaltls attorney the divided into threo sopa,
rails clasScs or the forty were rst tried anu
acuuittcd The others then arrhlgned ana The Ir}
failed 10 agree eight being for acquta aud iOror con
eleven nc 1t tried. thcJufJ
budnr them guilty Counsel FOR the defence moved Tor
and obtained trial. 2nd the case VIII be tTied al tho
uott term OF court will also that IN which the jury
failcd 10 agree
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FEARING 4 REVOLT by GORILLA
-cHr,u 10 uArEy IHr HNG's DArGuI.R ANp
pos CARto>'s sos.

UUN ItNIUF -UN.
MNugip Nov. 80. Ihc new Cabinet has
been appr, Ped. 'lr'lsn"1 spain. The only fear IN re
gard to -rlDr /1.'l. Tie Republican chief wn" viii
lo-, rrctl-c uu e, he attempts revolt Che Is capt
turcd Tho sentence death already passed upon him for
participation aIa former ri>inss viii b" executed I'M
inrlltcy. The manifesto OF Don Carlos promising 20
ouGrln 10 tho pauiards al their present c, and
0us liberties Is cuu9id"rcd direct bid Tor the throne
auI +, also interpreted prelude to proposal Of mar
riago Of Don Clos son. Prince Jaime, AMI th" rnce'-
o the Astura tine Kings eldest dlught'r IN c~o hi no
heir the throne h-ng horn Roth 'h" Cdtiise7 ana
MDHarrhis;5 vouli welcome such settlement Win ac-
claination ~ it would end hfiy years conflict and
enable spain "a assume au appropriate position among
the Powers of Europe. Prince Jaime was born juno
- 1870 aud the Princess Oi The As-riJs on september
II. lSSO.l
EpHI. Nov. J).-lt ls announced that III" rope VIII
olicatc At Requiem mas ~ the Slsuo Chapc ot the
rtpusc of tie soul OF KlbE N0uSd The Italian court
gncs into mnurhIMH d month for tl0 kIuE.
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APPOINTMENTS ley coLLEcroR rILDEN.

CHATHAM, Nov. 3O(Specidh. Samuel j. H.
dcn jr, Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Fifteenth
District, has made the following appointments OF depu
ties: Amos H. Peabody, Of Lebanon, Columbia
County to he cashier " the Collectors Office; Henry
Schcfcr, nulso ccTa; J. Il. Ia ;cry, place OF
Gilbert deputy for Clinton and Essex countless r. W
Rockefeller, deputyfor toumba. j. u. Plat OF POuG-
kcepsr VIII be retained in the Duchess District nr tBo
present also the other oputie. nnt after The jam
AIRY accounts are rendered The Collectors Office VIII
remain at Troy for The present.
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MR. WILSON'S DAMAGING TESTIMONY.

HOW Ills TRANSACTIONS WITH GENERAL sHALEE
WERE TO DE COVERED UP.
The only member of the Gibbs Committee
absent yesterday Senator Comstock The presence
OF Monmouth b. Wilson, with his counsel, Charles A.
Hess and my sterous whlsporngs among the committee
men before the proceedings opened indicated that
something unusual TO Mr. Miller was late,
but shortly his arrival Mr. Wilson was requested
10 take witness chair Holding in his hand the two
mortgages given by General sbaler on property In New
Jersey; one Charles Ii. VOorhs and the other toJ
Smith Homans G each for $3.50 and both assigned TO
the Hackensack Savings Bank. tho committees coun-
eel reviewed briefly the testimony given by Mr. Wilson
last week and then asked:
q When did yon first know anything about these Two
mortgages on General Shacr'a property Al had
known OF them for year or two, II not longer. .
Q,-Who first told you abont tbem 7 Al think Mr..
Walton. OF the trustees OF the Hackensack savings
Bank.
Q-when did Shaler first apeak TO yon abont these
pertgagcs Al cannot tell it might have bees .'A
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NFw- NOTES FROM LONDON.


Tulr ~ tIE Isl s>r "r J!HSEY.-The Chamber OF Com
ncrce and pInuc buildings in II. HelcTs. Island
of Jersey. the rramWay building in Glasgow. To-
grner with horses and forty cars have been de-
atroyei by dire.
No CtBIF To LhND ~ GERHtNY.-A dispatch from
Berlin SAYS that thU German Government has refused
permission 20 aui cable III Germany, applied 10: by
Tho Ger.L an American Telegraph Company.
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v,vor IysBrH0rSE ~ PERIL.

Bo,roy, Nov. 30 (SpeciaO.-Ihc Mmot Light
M, ,ts koepcrs wcrc in great danger on Thanksgiving
nav Though the practically over, 30 fa- As
~ and rain we're concerned, change in the direction
80 rho gale stirred the hitherto regular roll Of the ocean 30
that tho substantial column looming high from the Ledge
,yos sayed and shaken until the paint of tho Interior
80 cracked and broken and came oil in sheets AZ
lines on the top Of the tide the mountains OF waycs
tr"Te over the lantern and beat lko batcrng-rams
nroinst tho cylindrical sides. " les, thought We
,ysrc going one tme" said keeper
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RrMoRED MASSACRE AT KAssALA.

ROME, Nov. go letter to the Rdsscgad
from Na--owuh says that psman Dsna Is not dead, Is
was recently reported. and that he has avenged the
prisoners hanged I'm Ab, siua by massacriug all the
people OF kt-saa, Europeans Included, and reducing
hg fu a.
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DEATHS FROM sMALLrox IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. 80 (SpccidD There have
been ~ deaths from smallpox In tho last two DAYS III
the city and suburbs There wero 10 each day ia the
city in the last week. Owing to the heavy death ra'o
in the municipality of IT. Cuncgondc, when adohs INC
west end OF the city, last wcok, and almost inc eho
absence OF any precautions TO stop the spread OF 'o
disease the Central Board OF Health has deolueu 10
quarantine the municipality and VIII place 'olp~r az
the division line Il and the city, 70 ieN' snJ
traffic from tho city through tho muncipalty. o
were ~ reported In tho city IL the lssT ,he
east end and i6 in tho west end In two Wtcss tno"
have been o deaths from smallpox IN Chsr'o'o'o""'
T. L. l. -,
RIcmroEp. VT Nov. 3O-A case OF sna!lpoi Las % peon
discovered at AbbOCs Corner, Quebec soNoh hlo' iV
here.