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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28
rnE ssaArsss Of WARS.

The ran Mall Gazfsse. In attacking
gjlaksnne's government fof diiatori-
mes. gives this - the Admiraity's pro
gram tor shipbaiidines ~Forty-siehf
i,sx ships ordered Decemher 1.less; tsn-
tlers accepted for ak mes sAips. March
5-si asy three days. Nos one Of these
fesss-eiahf new SHIPS has ~ yet even
been bseun, fer u takes longer 70 draw
40 4 sr.scifisssion and ascept q sender,
fhan Il does 10 faae an EmPirA" As 70
she ehsnce q anxmenting The nest IN
war kisns, there u caution 70 be lsarned
tor puuers neither isolated nor stroekeF
"a land than shs sxpeeted invader. To
shoW thak madsxn EnropeAn wtrs are
sbart ara sharp. glance e she following
slasss. France and AnEtria. war declared
insv &. 1850; decisive bsttls. csifefsno.
June aith--afsytWo days. Demo Cat
inss var, declared Ianasry q, fststs o.
,,istve battle, fall Of Dappel. April Ism
,.-ninsfy thrss dnyA AnzzEo Fruesa&n
ear. Declared Sane n. assSs decisive
iAstt ., esao1s, ialy Sd-sesenleen GAYS
kusfrsrlsalian var, declared 5uns y
iSsxr s3ecisige battle. Eslks2. JAY @ah--
tbissv aAy& frame J. 9eFnan war O.
sI,tsd inlv IL 1870: decisive b&stiss -
dan. espsssuber sd--sorty -aias dsyN
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FOREIGN.


MONTREAL April N.-The aood en-
TIMES u all is intensity in Point s..
Saaries and 81. Gahriel, sahurhs Of
Montreal Many boat loads Of provis.
ions have been Distributed snoua the
peopAe Who are imprisoned In the upcsr
stories Of their houses. and srt1si stsr.
Sstion viii Be avoided.
Advises from La Prairie stats that the
mood has increased. and that he sur-
rounding country, ss far a. csn - sre,,.
= severed With water. The I0Ss fher~
= nov estimated 81 $4,000. At Joli
sfte TOE damage Is $4,000. At Mans
Hand che water has reached the ss.eopd
stories
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PUR-
l chased the wash house and euslnees
Of All Sing. In the rear 81 ". -. SCOT =
Cas- store. All 8 NJ has agreed q, pay Al
n4y him the purchase mcney On Sunday.
Nay lA HIS creditors wi1 govern them
selves accordingly. ..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

NooALxs, Arizona. April ga recent
arrival from eonoza says thai battle
has occurred betueen the fsqui Indians
and Msxiczn& The latter were defeat-
cd with q loss of 80 killed and wounded.
Among the wounded vas Col. Torres
TIE Msxiczns are prepzfinR % sttsek
she faqais With tw0 eating gun2 IN
HermoszllD and MaRdaiana every man
Ohio hes nss ned he's bcsm drafted II
il rsportsd that many Mexieans from
nsicAbekinG Mexican stsars are ieaninR
the Ysazis-
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Why pureh 90 and 90 inf<ri0f per.
fnnee uhkn yea can nj thee etez<nt
Pcskss Premiam Psrsnssee Qfvef Sasu-
80 q 4 n 6rxwAsasM u&cm
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Fur SALEOR RENT

VsHxLARaE STEAM SAW MIL AT
CITY from 8, 70 10. COO sees per Z ~ admir-
re- ny situafed for shipping. and IN the
cenfer az q growing city. For paFticu-
lara inquire Of x. kLDNtD0E, 10 the
5 ernises. OF ERAsTuS BARTLETT. Ill
Hayes street. San Francisco apshvlm
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Mknxsxp lin Oakland. CAL. April -
lsss. D. u. Hnxhes sna Min Mssxsrsl
Williams. q wEoonzin. NJ. Hnehes
uas fos number % yssFs residsnt of
Seattle. sud b . hrnfher q oar eo&us-
man. w. n. Huxh~a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

Harn.zs warranted 10 O. and GEAR.
"A -, ed rates. ~ b h1sd II j. D'Aacs
q Os'A tlAin ssrssa, apM La
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MIDDLETON nloTIoHLEss.

OTrAwA. April 17.-Ths following pri
vate telegram from Gen. Middleton.
dated Fish Creek. April n. has been 70
csived: I'VE must remain here das
or two more. The wounded ere doing
well. Both aides de- camp ars Improving
rapidly. We are driving In the enemy's
cattle and ponies. aud arc feeding on
the formes. All are anxious 10 march
forward
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

Dou.Kks BUILT or ALL fiEeCRIP..
ID fi0nA. TnnkA sheet irnn woFk Anc
-Aualrinx dans ~ short nSttra. tef
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Machinery for Sale.


f,HK LAKE uAsafSaToS NELL
Z End Hctei. for terra 81 ycsfa fzem
- = usy q 1sy. - AR1ll -
nh& SC FazNkAf &m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

MrA Cusier. Of Nsw YORK, widow Il
Gensrsi George 4. Cns1sr. and Mrs.
CsIhean Of Dsfssat. widow of Lieu.en-
ana Calhoun. are - Ysneousss Bar
racka whsrs they viii make shers
visia. They are tie widows Of to nal
ana soldiers who fell In the disaxkrcls
B sifie az the Latiie Bic Hern IN 1876
Thar ars sccoupsnied By Mis- Ban
nlne o. -. Paus.
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Captain Phe'an.

NEW YoRE, April N.-Capt. Thomas
Phelap, accompanied by bis twelve
year-old son. called today on the Dis.
trict Attorney. and eouyerssd With him
regarding the circumstances of his at
tempted assassination by Dick short.
fhs case will be brouehs % trial at the
earliest possible moment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28
Major General. commanding the new
field force.


ToRoxTo, April 26.--Special prayers
were offered here In all the oharches for
the success Of troops 10 the Northwest,
and for comfort snd support in their
affection 10 the friends OF those killed.
Excitement here continues unabsted.
Tso OF the Newspapers issued special
editors all day, while the other Two
issued fres slips containing the latest
news. IntslliGsnce Of the result Of thc
battle expected 10 take plase tsday Ii
awaited with feverish anxiety, ~ tbs
9renadiers ara likely 10 be engaged.
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LIKE wAR,

Bnn1x, April 27.-.The National zsi.
aisia mentions suuor 10 the eject that
he Gar has written 10 the Emperor
William that tho chances for peace have
aIminishsd.
several Gefman papers have rumors
d SMOTHER confIist having taken place
IN Afghnhistan. There n mnnh public
cnssEinsbs In the absence Of further
nesa from General Komsroff.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

nuEKN CITY ASSEMBLY No. SalA
VI x 81 l.. meets 81 tb8 1iz4 and f1zr6
14ys Of each 1o1fz. 81 10 .. n. ~
~. MrMlixLAk ~ ",
WALFkR WAEKKz. H. a. mhi
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SEATTLE BOILER WORKS

Westerns wharf, foot or Niil
street.. seattle.
PENNEY . KELLY, Prsiprsssers
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BEid9es GsilhcheF. . notorious woman
af Portland. svhers shs kept . oAuaF
haase for pears was reccntiy adiudxd
ins<ns in Mopsans and ssnt 70 ths
nzyism.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

Fourth class or non Presidential post
Offices are nog receiving consideration
at the hands of Postmaster General
Villas, and new appointments ara being
made as rapidly as be can consider
cases. Seveasy-tvo appointments were
made on Saturday and about sixty
today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

pi.nss "a asa md drtrk that II healthy
a tAs Bapttst p1riors % Wednesday.
Apra 2.A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

lsurirQ tbe past month the Russian
.ssSsrg authorities have sent 10 COO
- ae,pss the Caspian Sea from
sslr oh these, GOO we're landed as
SsiskiSlsr and 900 at Kraski1ovodsk.
- tkosssnd additional nse1 were sent
~. Tufksstan 10 Merv. PrieT 10 the
Ssossch oil these reinforcements there
- 400 men stationed in the trans
6sr.Eu tsFritory. Merv is the nearest
80 10 Afehanistan where ttlsre is 3
80 RuadaH force stationed. The
.ss,;.,u pOw Numbers COCO men.
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LESBOS, April N.-The Rsuter eels
greai stating that the Gar vcald todsv
leavs u. r sersb0rR for Moscos and
lssd8 toe necessary manifesto from tie
lafter phase. has esnsed mach excite
mslt 10 all political and diplomatic
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ADVANCE N SECURITIES.

Iexpox. 10 m. April 27.--Oonsols
.s<ssI q .,5l, almost Immediately sd-
,,xeed 70 NJ. and In few minus .
aers bsd advanced 10 IS.
Erselan securities opened at e75< and
advanced 10 IS. There Is strong fesi
- IS hone and foreign securities. All
SoeEs are active, and there 10 feeling
a Exchange that the difficulty with
RsHia i on q fair way 70 settlement.
nrsfs, April "a, noon.-Ths stock
nsrzss Is unsteady.
gmsxA, April q, neon.--The toss of
~ Bs1rM Il weak.
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The Bsiisarss Tsnrnasnens.

NEw YoRx, April 27.-Schaefer beat
Dion in the seventh game of the billiard
tournament tonight. The score was
500 70 4l5. The winners average was
1872 "a. Schaefer's BEST runs were So
and 81 Dion's only respectable run
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

EAEhAhoAR0 DthfAAShHbs
IoxDoz, April H.--lhe NOrsing Post
siys dispatches are being Exchanged
hsfxeen london and the EBglish en-
bssey ii Eerlin On the Afshan question.
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BELtlGRRExT ANoLo L,rER1cAvs

V1croEIl tB. O.. April 27.-The an
tnortties are constantly recsiving offers
81 service from British subjects resident
"a Washington Territory, Orecou and
Sanfornsa, N case OF var With Rnssis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28
.s~r Rssfie reported from she
80. Yrssfaer the Russians
s.seaiss rish Isss'y Lsss-Tse
ersrs Bssi'isn Expected
10 resasa To-day.

!. NATURALIZATION TIT VILE kK4tLzs 4
noSTH.
r.~,ox ApriI 1.-THE 0l'essSsy, Ia q
=, ejision. SAYS IL believes Earl
x.,ss.;,le. N second discetGh 10 st.
z s.ssrsbur,. has reiterated the demand
~ military inqairy be held regard
- a. Pepideh hattie on The spot where
~. ~ bsffis vas fsaaht.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

Judge Upton, Second Comptroller Of
the Treasury, has made q ruling that
otncers OF fhe army who had breyet
rank AZ the time of service in the Next
can var are entitled TO she three
months, extra paF allowed by Congress
Tor such service. according 10 the bre
vet rank held By them at the close OF
their service.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

- .-1-@ttA &f&Ga III Ut+N " tUI ftt4NN
Hzue NJ tif huter Lamsien lsonfradiet-
- Ne kussian commanders story OF
~ nAssls. Thofntcn reports nnfavor-
iscNx 10 81. PETERSBURG.
ExLiS. April 2T.--Cienersl WilnaAr.
aoe deSamp 10 the Emperr William,
- ksNissd forst. Pesefsbsrsl.
prxrsssNa rHs vorx os cnxpEr.
LESBOS. APRIL 97.--(ilaassans IN The
nepse e Commons. brinNlng 40 tia
ts!,iezt u tms vote ct credit ~ EaS.
klu0 Axk<d Ter By the Government or
- ARMY ans navy accssuilt, said b
e1tse thst TIE melton 10 divide the
eEezt peula not be passed. The Gov.
szs1tllt. he said, would not devote zny
haszlM The moeey voted for partition
e faaposes t0F use In the isoaaan. hal
s.e'a reserve is discresion 10 apply III
H1ne1 tAksn Ter the SoaSian account fol
~ rirpUscs OF special preparations
- nzaed thA4 the Housa vole the Cor
NeMtin the entirN E5k.pu0 900 az eiar.
= elESur 10 inquiries enrlceruing %,
AixesltlzsAn question, 0ladsfoua ssstes
: - hpmsdsia had tsseera plted The Gov
esnN6sl that be was eepdise enc Of al
- smct1k Capt SaepheEh 10 Lcndns
. Naa ififeln akion relssiInG 10 Gen
- : sssfsen at Henideh. ard thA
pAea vas peFsot ally engnissn
Ne4ls Of Tie Russian GsxIsral's uaove
-. previeins Va and dafthR The batli
49, sssce - eccurrence. lin the meAn
s'ssA Md The fFemier, tie psrieyin
s<rM krRlAnd and ku~ia val b
<14lirnea.
- pfepasAi 10 separate ths Sonda
-. Fpm Tho credf3 fez special PR
.saccs sas rsiecsed By d vess u =
ho1s< then entered into con
-. - zeIFfly, and Giild<tor on
v exlesssn The oksjsse az the vog
a'k Ihe kssnaisfs kpsech Ind
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BiIUssErs. April q. - Independence
Belize pubiisbes-under reserve, but
fsOui an excellent sources report Of a
fresh battle between the Russians and
Afghans, In which the former were de-
featsd and retired, having met With
heavy loss.
L<Jspos. April 2I-The Sc. Peters
burg correspondent of the Dasig Eescs
says: II am informed on good au-
thority that another engagement has
taken psaoe on the Afghan frontier.
OF tbs LOO Russians Who engaged the
AfRiians, nearly all were killed.
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s~ss. April Z.-f the Daks Of Con-
$500 es.es into active services, the
f-<kess IL ConnauRht win remain
-.
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hoafse1esa. -''
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IoxDox, April "a, 2pm.-Rcssian se-
sslritlss hare fallen 20 s5A and Egs ptian
ucurities 10 t,iz. ConsDls foil0sed and
~ III tbs strength Of the esrly morn
rs, Ths,i are nov quossd 1T sa533s.
=. ...-.-..~sv,..fa s..,<.rr....r-t<..,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
THE CARNIT1L At NEU- U-ORLEANS.

NEw-ORLEANs Feb. 1.-THE weather was
bright and bany today aud tho streets from carly this
morning until late tonight have been crowded with
people In every respect this was the greatest hafui
Gras New-Orlc.ns has ever seen.
The display OF King Carnival, which took place to-
day, illustrated In living moving pictures the
story OF IyanAoc. Tue pageant was intro
duced by four tablcans. the first one presenting Rex
as the King OF Industry; the second representing
Louisiana The last Gurth dream. An imaginary scene
ia which herd OF Cedric tho Saxon. was rep
resented having head with hidcOus lac" ana long
He the centre Ol group OF stIaus" bchgr
with fearful shape. These tAbieaus were pscocd.d by
the Kings body guard aud the King dvi,on brilliant
oayacndc cOmposcd Of representatives, OF AL the lands
and nations of the earth.
The Exposition management has appealed 70 the press
Of tho country 10 lend the enterprise their aid FOR It's sue
GEES. that the honor the Nation and the Interests OF
IN, exhibitors may lie protected and the educational
value OF Exposition he secured tO The people by an
durln the FcIa adcI Of the
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
SUMMING UP AGAINST ROChWELL.

TONS RIVER, y. j., Feb. 17.-T'his was the
twenty.rrst day Of the Wainwright murder trial. Dr.
Prudcn testified that the button shown in evidence had
been exposed heat and smoke Charles Parker testi
fed that the shoes Of Thomas +. Bryanrs horse were
larger than those worn by the horse that made the
tracks In the Lukcr field Mrs. Matilda Iogg swore that
she went TO Wainwrights house on the Thursday
following the murder. Mary Emma Wa'nwright told her
that she heard guns the morning Of the murder
George Wainwright from the oodpi" 10 the house
and assed Mary Emma u she had heard the guns. Cap
Cook testified thar the rdcksof Bryants wagon over
Ninceuts bridge did not lead TO tho Luker Held Several
witnesses declared that Rockwell could have been seen
from John Aumack's yard
The then rested aud the defence opened its sur
rebuttal They recalled IIowani Aterspu, who stated
that tracks seen Nnccuts bridge did Lead 10 the
Lukcr neld AS claimed 10y Bryant.
The defence rested after calling I'm all seventy
witnesses The called ia all ninety nine witne..c-
District Attorney Middleton opened Tor tho state. lie
bitteily denounced Rockwell as the man who killed
Wainwright and cartcd his body down to the creek
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
SOUND STEAMERS JAMMED IN TIE ICE.

The steamer StOningtOn, OF the StOnlngton
Line. the Elm City, from Newliavcn, ana the other
Sound steamers from four to six hours late In
reaching their piers IN this city yesterday not arriving
till nearly IL a. m and OF them not till noon The
cause of the delay the ice blockade between Fort
Schuyler and Whesone. Several vessels were block.
AIDED in tho ice Whtestonc Bay and were not able TO
extrrate themselves The fee is ummocked and piled
up fully twelve feet in height in some places, ana on
Monday night the ice jammed against the wharf OF
the Land and Water Club. carrying away the entire
structure IT also swept of the club house on Merritts
Wharf and turned the end of one OF the abutments,
which ia anchored with about 100 tons of stone.
A strong barricade formed opposite Throgs's Neck.
and the following Ice bound there WITHIN
stones throw OF each other until p. m. Eleanora
Vulcan. Crystal Wave, New-iaven; CITY OF worcester
and Nnrragansett About p all the steamers pro
ceedcd toward s1I city except the Narragansett The
Massachusetts passed city Island about p NJ. and
slammed aon gsde the where she remained
al dusk and was apparently rendering her assistance
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

LOWELL, FEB. lI.-On tnc rOau lcaulns from
Egremont Mass to Mount Everett house which was
noce the home of a captain, who was mvdered by
the insubordnate OF his ship After that event,
stormy nights his wife and daughter used TO be disturbed
by sounds of creakng cordage, Tapping sails clankins
chains and other nautical sounds which seemed to como
from the garrett all the OF the noise ard tur
mo whoever was downstairs could hear angry voices,
groans and cries for help great many people used 70
gather in the house stormy nights TO hear the unac
countablc and alarming racket in the garrett but no ono
ever had enough courage open the garrett door and Try
to solve the mystery such occasions. At length tho
widow and her daughter abandoned the house. the WIN
dows and doors OF which then boarded up. All OK
this took place fifty years ago. and but few who have
seen the ruined house know its singular history Few
DAYS ago Mrs. Melus granddaughter OF the old cap
tain living In Lowell, received letter from sailor.
from South American port, who says that he was on
the ship with her grandfather the night when the lat
ter was killed he says that the captain wanted bin to
90 to Egremont and tell his wife and daughter that he
had been murdered and that enough money was Ouried
in one corner OF the cellar to keep them IN comfort All
the rest their lives The sailor went 10 Esremon as
he had promised but resolved to have the money III tno
cellar for himself. BY an ingenious arrangement OF
chains and otner available material lie originated ana
kept up the supposed supernatural tunu1t winch 40
driven he capalns widow and her daughter from thetr
home He then made successful search IN the cellar
for the money, which he took with hm 20 Peru itc-
morse and the probability OF immediate death induceo
him TO write this letter Of explanation to Mrs Melas
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
MARKED FALL IN TEMPERATURE.
TUMBLE OF 46o-sNOw EXPECTED To-NiGHr-
DAMAGE AT GLEN ISLAND.

A
DAMAGE AT GLEN ISLAND.
A remarkable fall of temperature was re-
corded in Sew-YorS yesterday The maximum record
OF Monday was 40 The minimum record Of yester-
day was 5Jo. IL Is seldom that so wide difference
occurs within tweutyfour hours The highest tempea-
ture OF yesterday 100. Similarly low records were
made at Albany and Boston At St Vincent Minnesota,
To below registered the lowest temperature In
the country The wind eIered itself briskly and blew
a gale OF tfty-six miles per hour on Sandy Hook. AT
Buffalo Block Island. Eastport and Portland strong
winds blew throughout the day. warm wave deye-
opcd In the morning with its centre in the Missouri
Valley and caused heavy rain Last night It's centre
had advanced to the Ohio Valley where deep SHOWS are
falling. II Is approaching New-York. and Observer
nman, OF the Signal Service predicts Its arrival to-
night In the shape OF a heavy snow.
The interruption TO river navigation was moro serious
than nj any time since winter opened Especially was
this the with ferry traffic Oh the East RIVER Inc
obb tide brought down the Hudson great els OF lee ana
tbe food tide swept It back from Lower Bay into
the Sorh and East Rivers carrying 1t upas far a. Hell
Gate The Roosevelt street Ferry boats we're Ia some
cases nearly hours In making their trips Between
$3.50 aud go the South and damon Ferries dis
The severe tors the West have had serious effect
the delivery OF the mails from out OF town. Ihe malls
by the New-YOrk Central west OF Albany were much
iepyed rhe through due az S 80 r M iSe9 &
not arriys until O'clock last evening An hour later
mails were that due the same road at
1 so a. and 2 05 p. The southern mall due o.
7SO A. M was three hours late and the Pennsylvania
mail from the west at IL 80 "A was received at
| 2l5 y. ,.
The tide at Glen Island yesterday the highest ever
known rhc bath house bridge was completely wrecked
sp-s measuring twenty-five inches through being snap
ped by the ice The stone abumens were swept away
anost ~ rapidly the spes. The bridge. which was
$50 feet long and which $4,000 was entirey car
red away A bad break was also made IN tue bridge
which connects the island KnOwn Little Germany
with the main island. the damage being estimated at
$4,000. The total loss a Glen lsand-wi not fa snort
OF S25 900.
The Long Island Railroad trains were all delayed yes
teray morning owing 10 the many washouts on us hes
over quarter OF mile of the Stewart road over when
the principal Babylon trains run. WAS destroyed and
that routc was abandoned. bridge at Hicksvlle
badly damaged and new one Will probably be re-
CURED The railroads loss Will reach several Thousand
dollars
t;ibson's docks at Far Rockaway were carried OF TO
sea- causing loss OF S3, 900 To $1,000
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ROME Feb. l7.-The Pope Is mourning the death of
Cardinal McCase, OF Dublin. He has refused TO see
Michael Dayit II is stated that he fears England would
deem audience with Mr. Dayitt, under present cir
cumstances, an unfricndly act.
DUBLIN Feb l7-Earl Spencer Lord Lieutenant OF
Ireland has gone to London TO attend Cabinet Council
PARIS Feb 17.-Three hundred students have signed
protest against the display OF the German Socialist
emblem at Val.css funeral yesterday. While the pro-
cesson passing thieves entered the house OF NJ Ga
briel and stole Jewels valued at 100000 francs
FRANKFORT OS-THE-MNS. Feb. l7.-Theves last night
robbed the house OF the pianist Clara schnmann and
escaped with all her jcwelry aud other vauabcs.
DUBLIN Feb ia meeting OF Nationalists at Newry
last night ended n free hight The trouble arose from
ali attempt to eIpel obnoxious members.
ST PETERSBURG Feb 1.-THE Jour7M de s. Peters
burg denounces untrue the English report that Russia
designs seZing Hcrat.