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The Rock Island Argus., 1885-04-02
EOGK ISLAND & Rl0lIb
HALFWAY
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE
EAST AND SOUTH

Trains leave Rock Islaud
400 a. m. Way Freight.
S.45 " Fast Express.
l.40 p. m. Mail and Express
ESQ " Through Freight and Accommodate
Trains arrive at Rock Island:
$50 a. m. Through Freight and Accommoda.r
l245 p. IN. Mail and ExpTcss.
$40 " Fast Express.
400 " Way Freight
The FAST EMPRESS, leaving Rock Island al
1. m. arrives at Peoria l2.20 p. m, at SpTiu-t.s
t.25 p. M, at Decatur 4.0Gp. m, Jacksouy.ly ~
p. m, Alton 7.20 p. M, ST. Louis S.15 p. n, SO.
Terrc Haute 11.55 p. m, The SAME DAY, MAXIM
this the BEST and QUICKEST route 10 al pa.as
southeast.
The 130 p. IN. train makes close connection.
Galya with C. B. II Q. for points west Sgriyg-a
Galesburg al As p. m, at Burlington o. =. tl-#
keoknll 10.25 p. M, and at Quincy lo,nj p, m
Arriving at Peoria at $50 4. IA, ,aakG- c,'
connections with the /. b. n ". ana T. = a
fer Indianapolis, connecting there with a.. Il'
trains for the east and south.
eE FAST TINE SURE CONNECTIONS, aa
-ates as low as by any other route.
K. x. CABLE, y. y. MOhToN,
Genl Supt. Gen. TIL Art
The 50 p N. Accommodation Leaves ,,ru ""
except sunday.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-04-02

One day recently Mr.. Gladstone is re-
ported to have purchased 100 hats for his
own nee
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-04-02
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

A boy fifteen years old at Stockton
Me-, IS feet inches high.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-04-02

Postmaster General Villas owns two no.
tells.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-04-02
How 10 Secure Health.

The earnings of New South Wales rail-
ways increased 81 ,062, S2l last year.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-04-02

shire towns are complaining of corn
famine.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-04-02
Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
KEHSlHGT0H
M EDiCAL
AND
Surgical lnfrmary,
tVI WIIN 7FVJ III VlNl W 4 Y
MILWAUKEE. MIS-.

MILWAUkkE, WIS.
The most extensive medi.
seal inArmary in the United
! States. DR.. kensington
= President
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
DESTRUCTION OF THE BRISTOL TUNNEL

COLUMBUS, Jan. 3. The fire in the Bristol
rurncI ON the baltimore and Ohio Railroad seven
miles north OF Shawnee, is still burning The tunnel
was set on fire by mob of unknown men, The large thu
bers In the structure have all been ana nearly
600 ,eet At the tunnel has caved in The Newark Fire
nt the scene and Is doing good work The
ards were run out Of the tunnel and 1t is believed
that dynamite was used fuses found there Pas
have to transferred The loss TO the railroad
James Donne has been arrested suspicion Of com.
pcity In the incendiarism II Is also charged tha ne
for those engaged In firing aud otherwe the
property Of tho company In Perry ana r Stnes s
walls OF coal on each side and these arc still burning
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

LONDON, Ont, Jan. 3.-Charles Abbey. OF
London East was attacked by muatoes last night Con
stables attempted 10 arrest the Offenders who drew
knives and made desperate resistance. Five wounded
men were taken to the hospital. Alfred aud James
Henderson, the principals have so FAR eindod arrest
MONTREAL, Jan. 3.-ViceConsul Perrault states that
he has recently been in receipt Of number OF letters
from France requesting conscrpls to Join their regi-
mens These requests forwarded TO all oonsus and
II the conscrpt or soldier after being informed falls to
respond ne Il regarded desertcr aud liable 10 arrest,
The want OF troops for Tonqnin. 1t Is Thought his
brought matters to this pass.
OTTAWA Jan. 3.Today's OgfcIaf Gazette contains nh
order IN council relating 10 the disease OF sheep scab
II relates fact the disease prevails among sheep
I'm the Province Quebec; that tho High Commissioner
In England reported that several cargos of sheep
have consequence OF the OF the disease been
ordered TO the diseased animals wharf Ia Liverpool.
and that IL In the public interest that should bo
expated For the purpose of stanping ont to aseaIc
10 the owner by payment OF twothirds OF the value.
under the apprasement OF veterinary surgeon hho IN
case, however, To exceed En-
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
FLAMES IN A DOCTORS HOUSE.
L.


No. 81 West Forty -nft-s caused much excitement and
considerable damage early last evening The doctor was
absent having gone 70 Larchmont In the afternoon TO
look after his new summer cottage Mrs Fleming t
the gas her room the second floor, and then went
down 10 her husbands ofce on the first floor. The
globe of gas Jet of the windows in her room
broke and the lace curtains IN contact with the
fame when she returned 10 her room. i've
minutes after leaving It, the curtain was in
flames. She tore the curtain down, hut
II fell upon her. The flames singcd her hair aud scorched
her face severely She compelled to retreat from
the room but she closed the doors leading into the han
and into front sittngroom. Then she wentto sgnal
box in The hall and sent out fire alarm ana call Tor
policeman. DIR. Flemings mother was lying in bed.
helplessly ILL., upper floor, and the servants were
cautioned not 10 alarm her necdessy neighbour who
ran into the in advance Of the remen took the
invalid in his and carried her down stairs to the
parlor. -
The remen did permit the flames TO beyond the
room In which they had started but most OF the frn-
ture in the room destroyed. Valuable paintings on
the walls were ruined The fire also burned part OF Mrs
Temugs wardrobe and some military clothing ana NE
regalia belonging to the doctor The loss was es
timatei at $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
Ioypoy. Ian. 3.

BrsIsEss EMnARRAssMrNTs.-Hcnry Turner * Com
many calico printers at Manchester. have failed with
liabilities Of s75,OO0 Walter Townsend * COMPANY,
worstod spnncrs at Bradford have also failed Ihcr
liabilities amount 10 s1O.00O.
A RUMoR DIscREDITED.-The rnmor Is revived that
tlc Fmnorer OF Germany has become reconclef to Inc
Duke of Cumberland whose preten>ions to the throne
Brunswck have been sharply rcprimandcd at Berlin
by the ntercession or Queen Victoria but this statement
finds few believers.
THE NEW HErRpEs.-The Moderator OF the Presbyte'
rim Church Victoria has sent cable dispatches 10 the
heads of churches in Scotland and ireland protesting
against the by France of the New Hebrides
lsands tending To nullify Christian Work performed
In those Islands IN the last thirty-siN years
DAMAGE To THE BARK vEsrA-Thc Norwegian bark
yesa CAPTAIN jacobsen from Philadelphia for Dnnk'rk
which nut into Brixham after having been damaged ny
collision leaked fast and the were exhausted by
their efforts to keep the vessel aoat Her cable parted
and she was beached q mic from BriXham 10 preycnt
her from sinking.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
THE FIRE RECORD.
INCENDIARIEs AT WORK IN NEwAR

lNCENDlAhlES AL WOhk In NEW ANN.
A fire broke ont in the three-story
building owned by Smith & Hedges and occu-
pied by 8. NJ Clark carriage factory, In Har'
rfson, at a. m. yesterday Engines were sent there
from Newark, but the building almost totally de-
sroyed The flames spread to the cigar factory Of David
Miller to the grog shop Of James Nolan and to other
small bulldogs, all Of which badly damaged The
loss estimated at $4,000, covered by insurance
Several families were Obliged to leave their homes In
insured for $1,000 In the City OF London, Citizens OF
New York, London and Provincial, New-Orleans Manu-
facurers Of Boston aud Commercial Union OF London.
Charles 8. Osborn. who was also an occupant OF the
building, lost 81 Os0 insured for $3.50 In the Peoples
and Irving Of New York The other losses are covered
by Insurance in local. NewYOrk and foreign companies
About the hour fire broke out In the carpenter
shop planning mill OF Samuel Castles, No. so sum-
mer.aye Newark aud the engines bad been sent TO
the fire Harrison the flames gained great headway
before tho hremen could be recalled The building was
destroyed. tenement house also caught lire ana inc
occupants. seven families were compelled to nee tut,
tie K Harts plumbing establishment was damaged
$1,000; insured In NewiYOrk and foreign companies
Whiio The hrcIlen were working at this second IRE
third alarm was struck for tre ON the top hoor Oh
cupied by several families, who fed from the house In
their night clothing. There was delay again in the
arrival o! the engnos and the flames gained consider
able headway before the water was turned OH. Ihe
building partly destroyed and the damage amounted
to $1,000 on building and contents. The Newark
authorities investigating these fires, as there Is
wclfounded belief that they OF neendiary origin
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 3.-Ihe rear OF the
store Mt No 2s7 Kiugst.. occupied by Il. W. Iiamln,
goods and notions was burned last night The loss
il not vel ascertained The building was insured for
$4,000 and the stock for $1,000
PIrTsrELD, Mass. Jan. "a fire this morning IN io'
lands paint shop caused loss to the building OF 5000
uouapds loss s $500 L. +. Logan, wholesale tobacco
MIST IS 900 other losses $500 The insurance is small
Pn1sBuRG Jan. "a fire at West Lafayette, Ohio
last night destroyed Richards drug store and Aren-
holt's grocery store The loss Is SS'ooo INSURANCE.
81 900.
OTTAWA Jan. 3--Thc house occupied by Ovide Le-
cIerc at Hull was burned this morning The occupants,
I'm their hurry TO escape deserted threeyear.od child,
which perished In the ilamos.
LANCASTER, JAN 3.-The carpenter shop and bar MIL
of the Penn Iron Works in this city were damaged by
fire this morning. The loss Is Slo'ooo; Insurance.
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN, Jan. 3.-At the reception MID by I'm
norer William on New Years day, the Emperor cr
pressed TO the foreign Ambassadors his irm confidence
in the endurance OF peace.
DrBIIS Jan 3-At q convention OF Sationalists held
al Tppcrary Mr.. OKyhn selected ~ can
didae for Member Of Parliament In preference 10 N.Y.
OConnor The party preferred Tippcrary man rs IL
representatives
BERLIN. Jan 3.Tte North Germn Gd;ets says that
~ a. IN The Intrrcst of Germany encourage the I'm
prfatlon Of Russian petroleum and thus neutra1e the
practical monopoly now enjoyed by the American pro
ducton.
sr PgrrRsut RC Ian. 3.-Cieneral Hobcnf has written
10 Russian newspapers denouncing England and urging
Russia acquire india.
ST PrTRRsBURG. Jan. 3.-The military has dispersed
crowd. of Hebrews In Odessa. Ananir and kistcnc
who were insulting the police and rioio-y dctla'iis
the release Of number of their rel gOnsts who ha
been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MOURNING TWENTY YEARS FOR HIS WIFE.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-Henry Keith, an cratic
millionaire, has been found dead HIS mansion at Cat
erham, near London. He had lived life Of solitary
wretchedness for twenty years. His wife, to whom he
was devotedy attached, and whom he surrounded with
every luxury died In 1864 After her burial Mr. Keith
left his menson and everything in THO house was
suffered to 60 to decay. He admitted visitors and
cooked his own food. He slept on pile Of rags and
sacking the floor Of o room opposite open ward
robe, in which were his wfe's Wedding dress several
ball dresses and many rich jewels which she had for
mery worn. The house furnished sumpu0usly, but
there were inches of dust the handsome frnl-
ture, aud the house was indescrbaby filthy.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
WORKING HARD FOR THE CONTESTANTS.
wu.r THE TWO CANDIDATES SAY ABOUT THEIR
CANVASS.
ray rELE0RAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

Try rELE0RAPH To THE rRiBuSe.l
A,p,Ny. Ian. 3.-The two candidates for Speaker
.houcbt II politc to-day to reneS their pledge TO
nrh,;c that if either of them is elected Speaker
=, I'll, INA neutral in the approaching contest over
.ho Irntsd states Senatorship. The cause OF this
outbreak of protestation that the committees
would not be packed in the interest OF any cana'-
do,a for Senator was the circulation OF charges
ora;nst both of the candidates that they would 40
A. MIR. Hubbell, the Erwin men ss'd'
M. actualIy the candidate for Speaker
90 ths Arthur men. II he was
s,aot.d the Arthur leaders would make tremen-
dous effort 10 elect President Arthur Senator on
the other hand, Mr.. Erwin was again suo)ec'eu ~
yolley Of charges that behind nm was "S'A'1
the canvass for Mr.. Morton.
WHAT TIE CANDIDATES SAID.
Mr.. Hubbelps rcpudiation OF the chafee "s"'A''
him was direct and positive; . .r,hrr a,
aTbere ID no combination between me ana Ha ~
b,s fr,euds In making up the committees 'a " ~, %
sgrssment a in terms or impliedy tna' 'ney WIZ
he made MP in tho interest OF Ar'nas
anybody else. The not 00"b''''' be- made up
sI spssrssi pslssi. Of wa.aypOd anything except good
1as 81 far know what nat Is nave Ne
sd what y IS Sr or been
atn autn@r,.ya prr gay ~ Of the candidates"
rS, Erviu spoke In % unmistakeablo terns
1sa,o will bc no effort on my part as Speaker should
BE- elected fSs e members Viii be liberty far am
20 support whomever they please ior scnnsos.
Gentlomen who are for Eysrts are supporsns. . ns.
sre also some VINO are aUr m nnort % any man Tor the
ssroe and have told them all that should unaer ~
cjrcunstances mako up tho committees ~ - "s'1'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
SECRET SHIPMENTS OF LIQUOR.

CHIcAGo, Jan. 3.-COllectOr Harvey mas re-
ceived letter from Deputy Commissioner Rogers IN
which this passage occurs III repreScn.oa 70 'n' ~
% that parties in your district advertise " ship pack
aae. of Distilled spirits incascd in outside coverings ana
bill the same as merchandise etc., in order to conceal tho
nature Of the goods with view Of avoiding seizure by
the local authorities where rigid prohibitory laws pre-
vail. In view Of this You viii strictly enfotes tES ' q;
nersons Interested to the fact that penalty
Tor The shipment Of any spiruous OF ietncntea
Inown 70 tke trade" The liquors question are unaer
stood TO be shipped mainly to Iowa. Inc business u"
extensiye
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
ARRESTING a CHICAGO SPECTATOR.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-For some time past Seth
n Blood Board OF Trade operator has been locked up
County Jail since December % There arc series
OF criminal charges against the prisoner. including
forgery embczzemcnt and obtaining money under false
preences but 1t Is the latter charge that he Is held
On this charge his accusers are Walton Mqrison .
commission firm with whom he connected and iot
whom he handled all the cash. What the amount OF MS
peculaons IL, has, yet not been developed, tho only
amount mentioned 80 FUR being $500 from Walton *
MurisOD.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
BURNING OF A DRY-GOODS STORE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO IhL lhlbUNh'!
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Meyer Frank, clerk for
ferdinand Lazarus goods dealer who sleeps over
his employers store, awakened this morning by
smoke In his room He arose. and on opening his bed
room door driven back by flames Hurriedy dress
ing himself he escaped through front window. The
fire was ext,ngnised after nm hours hard work The
loss is abeu 900 insured for gel 900 In the follow
jng coIupa -. Liverpool. Globe London, Hamburg,
Bremen .ltaa, Hartford, German OF Baltimore, Ger
man. merean OF Baltimore and Peabody OF Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
ARSON AT THE VILLAGE OF FONDA.
tB1 TELEGRAPH TO IHE rRIBuSKl

FONDA, Jan. 3.-This village has been so
troubled with ncendary fires OF late that several OF the
best rc Insurance companies have refused TO take risks
ere tany price. \ few nights ago the Widow Hanson
disco cred just IN tme dastardy attempt TO fire her
barn Late last ,ht her house found TO be OH Gre,
and she barely escaped with her life and only part OF
her furniture Mrs Hanson il aged. The autho lIies
think that they have cew TO the criminals Her loss y,
81 500 and It is feared that the shock may cause her
deafh.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

KORTI, Jan. 3.-FOur hundred of the best
shots in the Sussex Regiment have been selected to
march the desert tc setemneh General Butler
opinion that the OF relief expedition will
reach Khartoum within two months.
PARIS Jan. 3.-Lo Paris says France, with the ap-
proval other powers has completed counter scheme
for tho adjustment of the Egyptian financial question
which will be shortly submitted to England.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
FRANCE AND TONQUIN.

PARIS, Jan. 3.--The Erenement announces
that General Campenon has resigned the portfoo Oh
Minister of War because Prime Minister Ferry demanded
that more should be sent to the French
troops I'm Tonan General Campenon refused to acceae
70 this assigning as a reason that such action Toi'
compromise the mobilization OF the army Gcner" o
wall will probably succeed General Campenon -
The French generals in Tonquin complain 10 tpn @ nos @
ernmcnt of influx OF German oicer into inc 'hhoSo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-Political circles in London
are excited tonight that Germany has al
ready opened negotiations with the Government Of the
Netherlands for the purchase Of the Dutch in
New-Guinea. BY this means she would acquire five
sxhs Of the island and render her position there prac
cally unassaable. The st. Janess Gazee asserts to-day
that Bismarck has the cesson to Germany by
England OF the Island of Hegoand In return for tho
withdrawal OF Germany claims in New-Gunca He'll.
goand 10 near the mouths OF the rivers Ebe and Weser
sidered doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
BEEF SHIPPED FROM BOSTON.

BosToN. Jan. 3.-The export of live stock
and dressed from tho port Of Boston by steamers
for the English markets In the last week have been
light One or two steamers which expected to SAIL
not having arrived In port in time to 80 until the early
part of week. only $50 cattle and 2O4 quarters OF
dressed beef have been taken.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

ernment On the other hand. friends OF the 'o'ein".
and admirers of the Premier state that 'he'i '.-
brought his advisers together at this tme not 30
on occoup NJ the great necessity for immediate consu
taon on the affairs OF the Nation, but because he iJ H
that he personally had duties TO perform Which, a % the
fmes manner possible while his strength % h ,
Whale ~ his future mans to colleagues, so that III e
yent of proonged illness or possibly, death, the poey
of the Liberal party IA represented In him Wonla sun
e and he nernetlIaed IN line pnrsOns OF his MlnetcS
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MEETING or THE CABINET.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-The Cabinet Council which
adjourned at o'clock yesterday afternoon met again
this morning ana remained in secret session for two
hours Rumors current tonight OF excited wrang
ngs and disputes the Egyptian and other questions
they cannot be traced trustworthy sources, and
are probably the inventions Of the opponents Of the Gov
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MANUFACTURERS BURNED AT PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH, Jan. IA fire which started IN
the works OF the Plymouth Corage Company this after
noon was probably caused by spontaneous combustion
II DESTROYED three buildings. which filled with val
liable machinery and combustblc material The opera
tiyes had barely to their lives. The loss 1,
about 100000 Insured for SS5O.OOO IN the Mutual
Companies, Boston About 200 operatives Wlii D; de
priyel al emplOyment.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MORE EARTHQUAKE sHOCKs IN SPAIN.

MORE EARTHQUAKE SHULkS IN HFAIN.
MADRID, Jan. 3.-A shock of earthquake was felt
Yesterday Oh the coast of Valencia. More shocks
were also felt in the provinces of Granada and
Malaga The people in the sections which have
been visited by the earthquake live in huts in the
fields and in carts aud carriages In the streets.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
ARREST or SETEN BURGLAES.
fuy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSg.

PrTTsBURG, Jan. 3.-At Newcastle, Law
renee County to-day the police arrested gang OF seven
burglars Including a notorious woman named Mag y
sacket. Harry Williams, age seventeen who claims
Chicago as his home was the ostcnsble leader OF the
gang wag0il-load OF ewelry aud fine goods was Sc
cured and tnken 70 the MayOrs OlIics
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MIR. GLADsTONEs CONDITION.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-Sir Andrew Clark, NJ. d.,
has ordered Mr. Gladstone to tako complete rest for tho
present. Mr. Gladstone Is slightly better to-day, lie
will retire Bawarden Castle his residence and will
remain there until his health is restored Dr. Clark
states that Mr.. Gladstone Is suffering from long
tinued seeplessness. He thinks that weeks rest Is
likely to restore the Prime Minister 10 his usual health
II in that time he has not recovered he advises Mr. Glad
take short sojourn abroad, but he does not ad
wise his total abstcntiOn from work.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
PRINCESS BEATRICE'S ENGAGEMENT.
p,p,s Inn 3-presldpnt Crew has sent III

PAKIS, JUII o--I ItHI'IVrrt ''f''| '.7
congratulations TO Princess Beatrice ot Engonu U" ho
engagement TO Prince Henry OF Battenberg
LONDON Jan. 3-Td,ig Fair has q long description VI
Prince Henry Maurice. OF Batenhcrg. Inc arucle ue
scrihes him s one of the hondsomest men OF his age
which Is twenty-sx. II is stated that his sun loI nc
hand Of the Princess suggested ana encourages w
his elder brother, Prince Louis Alexander VINO ~ VI
honorary lieutenant In the British navy ana fre"'
fayoritc at Windsor Castle.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

SEyfENCED FOR VIOLATING ELEOTION La "S
CINCINNATTI, Ohio, Jan. 3.-Police Lleuteh-
ant Mullen was sentenced In the United States court o
dav 70 twelve months In the Clark County JAIL for the
imprisonmcnt in the Hammond Street Police station OF
number of voters to prevent them from voting AZ ne
prisoners request the sentence was chahgeo W MANI
plsoe Of imprisonment Hamilton County
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
WRECKED By A FROG.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3d. This morning q
..s. .rau ., about twenty oars was wrecked on the
pspnsylvsnis Railroad at the Homesburs Junction. An
engine reached reached that point with train OF oeaoo
s".- -, 80 80 a,so thrown of and demolished. Tho
engine Is badly disabled Both the engine and the cars
1eL on o SeSn DELAYED from both directions hnd the
ohstrucfion up to to-day had not a peeh remoVo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MYSTERIOUS DOINGS ATAy OIL TELL.
,pY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE ]


PITTsBURG, Jan. 3.-The new oil well Mt
Washington Penn. is being made into something Of n
mystery Yesterday 1t plugged and a strict guard
placed about derrick In the evening the well over
flowed in spite the plug and the fluid ran down Catfish
Creek The directors will not allow the stockhold
ers 10 approach the derrick. Yesterday nearly 1000
acres were leased IN the interest Of the company IL 10
adpposed to he big strike
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
MERCHANT FOUND SHOT IN THE HEAD.
tpy ryIrGn.ru no THE TRIBUyE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRBUSEl
STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn.,, Jan. 3.-Robert
Small one OF the oldest and best known merchants here
wandered into the woods and found late Friday
night shot through the head. He unconscious. and
his feet and hands were frozen. He cannot live. IL Is
thought that he was suffering from temporary insanity.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
TO SUCCEED JUDGE KNOX.

HARRIsBURG, Jan. 3.-The Governor to-day
Issued q commission to william L. COrbett. OF Clarion
Countys appointing him President-Judge Of the Eigh
tcenth Judicial District, vice John Is. Knox deceased
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04

power and variety. The private view on WedheS
day was remarkable for the almost total disap-
pearance of aesthetic absurdities of costume.
There is a private view to-day at the Royal
Academy of an interesting assemblage OF Var'ou'
old masters and deceased British artists. Reynolds
Hogarth, Morland. Turner. Landseer and many
others Everything Sir Frederick Leightons energy
could collect.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
JAPANESE GOODS DAMAGED.
Elnmes broke out shortly before 8 O'Clock

last night in the Morris Kaplk dealer In Japan
ose goods at NJ 2l0 sixth-avc. and caused loss OF
IS 600. The loss covered fully by Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-04
BURNING OF A FACTORY.
lBY TELEGRAPH To rmR TRIBUSE.l

GLovERsvILLE, Jan. 3.-The dwelling, saw
m tub factory drying house and grocery store Of ia
cob c. Law at Jackson summit. in The mountains near
loss IS $4,000.