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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21
PERSONAL.

Ex-sECEETARY Robson has been spending
some time at Mount Desert Island.
MISS EMMA THURsBY has gone to Bohemia
w eason Of rest. and will then proceed 10
Paris.
JERRY BUsK, who has Just been renominst
cd for Governor OF Wisconsin. used to be a
stage driver.
GEORGE GoULp is "Eoing to wait tin the
newspapers forget all about III before start.
ing on his wedding trip.
ALEXANDER HARRISON. the artIst, had
hardly reached Paris when news OF his
fathers death caused him TO recross tho At
laniic.
PROF. TYHDALL has recovered from the
brain paralysis which affected him early in
the wear. lie has beon mountaineering in
switzerland.
QUEEN VICTORIA bought at the Edinburgh
exhibition an artistic baby robe" Witch shc
gave 10 the Pripcess Beatrice, timely article
;he gossips say.
MARTIN HOLLOWAY is rising into social
distinction. He is nt present the travelling
companion of Count Gleichen prince Victor
iohcnlohcl In the Tyrol.
CvRus w. FIRLD is very slight IN stature.
and his thin face is covered completely bv a
light blonde beard and moustarhe His light
nigh hat and light gray clothes could not be
y Amer.
REV. E. p. ROE. the novelist. is man Of q
frine over the medium size, with pleasant,
Intellectual face. IS blch is almost covered with
rich and handsome coal black beard AVID
mou,tacho. Mr.. Roe is IN the prime of man
mood, being about 20 years of age.
MAJ.JAMEs PHILAN, the Democratic nom
nee for Congress in the Memphis Tenn.
district, is Journalist and a fighter. lie
owns and edits the Memphis Avaianche, and
several years ago Capt. Brlzzolori. Of that
city, took ofrensc at something the Major had
written. BrlEzolori cent n challenge. which
vas promptly accepted. On the doid Phean
shot Brizzolorl through the right lung and
cOolly returned to his journalistic work. briz
zolori finally recovered, but Phelan has never
been challenged @pce.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21
Wants to Choke the GuzzIers.
Eron,, The Chicnno TribMne ReD.N

Fr0Dl Che Chicago Tribune tReD.)
it would have been more satisfactory II
Senator Blair, of New Hampshire, and the
conference had explained how they propose
to carry out the so-called remedy of prob BIZ
ton. Instead of that. they have offered no
suggestion, either practical or philosophical,
that cures the appetite for liquor or pro m tes
temperance. They have not even considered
the question from the right point of view.
They do not seem to realize that If they could
Guench the thirst there would be no demand
for the liquor and the saloons would close up
and stay closed. Until the demand for liquor
can be abolished paper prohibition OF selling
will accomplish precious little for tenn
Oerancn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

r. c. Crawford, writing TO the New
York World a summary Of his alleged oh.
servatlons on the prohibition movement
says ameng other things: 1.-The temper.
ance agitation in the South is merely Il
white mans movement for the better con-
troll of the negroes" Whereupon the
Star OF that city says: "lf I. q. Craw-
ford were not Blaine Republican
Of the most fanatical type, whom the
World, for some reason of its own, is EN-.
ploying to mislniorm Democratic readers,
he would try to ascertain the truth about
the South. The trouble is that be is a
Blaine Republican. But, even under
these circumstances, Crawford, II be were
wise, would know that such slovenly lying
as the above is OF no service 10 his crowd.
The real trouble, however, is that Craw-
fcrd 10 q sOcl,'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21
Cupid's BIinduess.

tr0Bl the RdmOter.
The poets great have ever stated
That ''lovc ia bind"
TO think Loves blindness over-rated
| am inclined,
When first man 10 es be only sees
His sweethearts charms, her pow'r to please
The faults that others see with ease
He cannot find.
But in the days that follow marriage
He'll only see
The traits that he must needs disparage,
SO changed is he.
Where charms he saw IN days gone by,
Now only faullB can he cspy,
Her temper he must now aecry,
Though mild she be.
And so think that Cupid's blindness
They over-rate.
In view Of this 'twould be but kindness
For me TO state
fact that's known to lovers bright,
Though Cupid's foresight may be slight
Thore is no doubt his aftersight
ls very great.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21
Re0,sf.red at the Posi- Q6fce IN SaVanndA.

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. month, IS 90 for six months and $40 ~Ior
one year.
The MORNING NEWS, BY mail, inclnalin1g
one year, $40 90.
The MORNING NEWS. By mail, six times ga
week without Sunday issue, six months " W.
snnday News. 6y mail, one year, 50 90.
WEEKLY NEWS one year, 81 %. In CLUBS oil
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Letters and kilograms should be addressed
INCOMING NEWS, Savannah. ga" III.
ton
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

Here is very sad instance Of the applIca-
Zion Of the boycott; Ex-Postmaster Thorn
as L. james applied for membership in a
Young Mems Prohibition club Of New
York Tuesday evening, and was rejected.
he had signed the call for the Republican
Inii-saloon convention at Binghamton,
ard that was fatal to his reputation as a
sps:aesu risS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

John Roach is going to bid on the new
war ship. and it is pretty certain that he
Will get his share OF the contracts. He
evidently wants this administration to
ruin him again. He ought to do good
deal cheaper and better work, now that
he won't have any wicked Official partners
10 divide with.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21
Austrian Civil Service.


From Tie Brooklyn Eagle (Dem.)
III II were true, as stated, that hint of the
Presidents alleged desire to appoint'Mr. Man
ming Minister to Austria had been received
with every evidence of favor at the Court of
Vienna. the Secretary would doubtless feel
highly battered. There is nothing In which
that court disp avs greater degree of fastid-
iousness than in its selection OF American
Minister'S,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21
Awkward Republican Hypocrisy.

FroNa lie B0StOn HerdLa IIhd.l
Every good citizen should ask for the in
forcement of the temperance laws and for all
others: but the Republican party, If 1t recoS-
niZes the temperance question as In politics,
should take its stand either on one side OF the
other. 1t has no right TO seek to make politi-
cal capital out of the assumed odiousness Of a
law for which it is itself directly responsible.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

The critics say the painters have
spoiled the blue room of the White House
by making it ultra-marine, instead OF the
celebrated robin's-egg blue. 1t is to be
hoped, however, that Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land will never have occasion to enjoy
any shade of the blues.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

Since the Mexican bandit chief, "El
Coyote" has been killed, the Peunsyl-
wanna Republicans are calling for the
political aEnIhilation of the Wolfe, the
Prohibition candidate for Governor OF
that State. They fear the Keystone
"Coyote" will rob them of good many
thousand votes
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

II is now safe to announce definitely
that Brother FELTON, will not be a candi
date for the Governorship. He much pre-.
1ers to be candidate for TIE General
Assembly from Barlow county, and the
wisdom and discretion OF his preference
cannot be doubted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

1t is stated that Mrs. James g. Blaine,
Jr., is very fair amateur actress, and
THAT she was about to go on the stage
when she decided TO marry. "All the
worlds a STAGE" 1t has been said, and
the Blaine family has achieved some no.
toriety as professional actors on it, their
talent being melodramatlc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

Ex-bank President Jno. G. Emo, it is
said, has been trying to pave the way for
his return to New YORK. 1t seems that
she way can only be paved with gold,
and New York is a very large city, while
even the exiled Emo has not the wealth
OF The Count OF Monte Cristo.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

The killing OF a dog up in Atlanta Gre
Ates as much excitement as the killing of
man. The people appear to be accus-
TONED to the latter, while the former is out
of tie ordinary course of things.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

The Prohibitionists in Maine are a
feeble folk, but their party is a growing
one, while the Republican party is grow
ing smaller in that State. There is no
telling how the parties in Maine may
stand ten years hence.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

1t seems that neither the Hon. Church
Howe, of Nebraska, nor the Hon. Boss
Houk, of Knoxville, are having much in
fuence in the present campaign in Ten
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

II Geronimo and his band will start a
travelling show and get permission to
Gravel they can make their Embarrassing
warwhoops more profitable than the hair
raising scalping knives were.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

This year the leading Republicans do
not seem disposed to exert themselves
very much trying to enlighten the South
on protection or any oil the other great po-
aitical questions of the day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

Our esteemed Macon contemporary
should level its gun on the correspondents
again, though 1t is TO be feared that they
IRE irrepressble. The report that Secre-
tary Lamar contemplates marriage is
renewed. A Washington special repeats
the old story to the effect that "when Mr.
Lamar paid visit TO GeOrsia some
months ago 1t was asserted that he was
engaged IN courtship aud would soon
no united in marriage with a wealthy
widow OF Macon. The story was promptly
denied. 1t is now said that early this
summer the lady left her Georgia home
for sojourn with old friends in New
Hampshire, and that as soon as public
business would permit Mr.. Lamar Joined
her. Some OF Secretary Lamar's flights
from Washington have been mysterious,
and he has conflced to nobody except
confidential attache the place of his tenn
porary abode. Some OF his friends think
that he will return 10 Washington a mar.
ried man, while others are OF the opinion
that the marriage Will not take place
until winter"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

The true Knights of Labor are making
vigorous efforts to rid themselves of the
professional workIngmen and the bogus
workingmen, and they will be very apt
IN succeed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21
CURRENT COMMENT.
Abont "splendid Leadership. -

From Lls Richmond DisDdtcA tDsnasl
The total vote OF Maine, Republican and
Democratic, is less than the Democratic vote
in the city of New I0rk-less by twenty thou
sand than FItz Lees vote IN Virginia last
year. Why talk about the splendid leader
ship of Blaine?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

The demand of the country Is that
Virgins, DeVoe and all the cranky
prophets be turned over to the tender
mercies of a Bogardus kicker.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

Mr.. Blaine is to make few speeches
in Pennsylvania, and the usual falling of
in the Republican majority 10 that State
may confidently be expected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

All seems to be quiet along the Rio
Grande. Even the smugglers and horse
thieves appear to be listening to the
drowsy songs OF peace.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

The Confederate bond boom came to an
end some time ago, but Confederate bonds
are still worth a good deal more than the
bogus Bullock bonds.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

1t is very easy for man to become in
dignant on account OF the wrongs of the
workingman when he begins to banker
after the workingman's ballot.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

Talk about workingmen! The most
sadly oyerworked men just now are the
profess on 81 politicians.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

New York appears to be indebted to the
tar-off State OF Texas for some of Its
livelIest sensations. The Star says: sit
seems as though no reform movement
could be permitted to run It's full course
in New York. That mad steer which dis
persed gathering Of Republican politi-
clans at the FoghOrn Tavern on Friday
morning was the maddest and therefore
the most useful reiormer that has APP
peared in this town for many a day. He
represented the only public temper that
can prove effective Tor driving out Of pub
lie life the men who drag down our
politics to the lowest depths, and
trade away the liberties of our
people for a mess OF pottage whicn
they keep to themselves. rath-righte.
Gus wrath at white heat, is " hat is needed,
and we have too little of il. Texas sent
us a man some time ago who broke up a
bunco game in characteristic Texan fash
ion. We arrested him, of course, but on
second thought decided to send tine
avenger back home. Now the same State
sends us steer who instinctively PUSHES
upon the crowd OF Republican politicians,
and The poor animal is not only baked OF
his prey, but killed for his gallant effort.
We are an ungrateful people"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

A ST. LouIs MINISTER Announced ms hls
text: Where are the nineW Ard q base
ball enthuriAst In the roar, PRIV shouted:
"MoHtly sold out To DctFoit. "---Rssis~ AssL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-21

so popular in Rhode Island never become
stale.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
4. 6. HACKER, THE GROCER
PicK-UPs.

Croque, set. =, cot,inc,
30 bar. Of soap for 81. opera block
4. l.. Funk and wife have rc,urns
home.
JoHH X SHIRLEY ASH wife are WHITING
OF, west.
FACL EaAnks Inn returned from las
Y.-it to Illinois.
/ Opera block, eheApez, grocer ~
!. own.
Miss GEoxoIY hAKpISG sister Vi Mrs.
Will Mechanics is n the city.
Ncw and ei7gant line oi qu,en,ssI,
1t Oh block III a few days
{ W. Springer county sureuAtend.
e.t IS recovering from recent Illness.
DoSr forget ~ ask IL! \ = & sUag
best il tao nosld. OpeI~ block
THG oouaiy oVaid vii max, ar
judgements ior Ja,. al ,nei, juiy
meeting.
Everybody come and Sc, ny pTiee.
Oh gsoce.ies AMI queens Ware. Opera
Block.
he tent meetings are sull IN pro-
gTcss, AID create quite AL !u..Ecst IA
our cily-
Go ~ oteIa block and .et more gro-
ce,ics aud queensware 10! u dollar
than any place in town.
CicY Marshall Hutch aou ns had
his face peeled, aud he now presents
the appearance OI new born onion.
The executive board of the Webster
county Agricultural Society are under
obligation to Mr. Lucy Ford for revise
,uRg the premium list.
40 TO I'll. Wiener, po>toilice new,
stand If you want the freshest cigars
/ iobaccos, candies. the latest newspa-
| pers and periodicals, etc. He keen, the
, best III the city. Don, forge; IT.
Ills week THE tIIiEF and family
ide1,arted ipr lev dag, soou.n IN
Michigan. During the tenn )rdry Alb
,encc Of the proprietor tnc Office will
NJ IN charge OF our foreman. Paul
flames, and any business Entrusted 10
h;s care will be promptly attended to.
{. r Wood al! assist nu the editorial
! force, while .iohn ke>l-r will have
Charge Of Ills ~ttanic Majes'v.
ills Iio>oK. Judge GIslin. held Il
speGIaI term o! court ON the 6tn. Tor
the purpose oil tryin: the Blue Hill
pvrties vino are IN custody for high
way robbery, hnt unfortunately the
case was continued until the regular
term oi court neNL Tins seems to i.'
! ar injustice 10 the prisoners, besides
. pui,ing the COUNT 10 great expense
for nothing. 1t lie certainly al inJu.-
ticc ~ the prisoners rs well "A 20 the
county.
jill those going 10 Toronto, should
call N the b. 4 VI Depot and secure
round trip iitkets for 81. -. This i.
very cheap rate. and IN all proba-
! D,is::v will be the only cha'ce ol the
kirri for yen. 10 visi, The .ast Al
cheap. besides being abe .v-" one Of
the greatest society events that ~.
ever occurred IN America. a. !. Welch
VIII furnish you with particulars. Tie
grand demonstration meets JULY H.. Is
-.
SERVICE at the Methods, Church
's:ath rtay evening AT eight o'clock
bS the quarterly conference. Sermon
ana sacrament At II a. IN. on sabbath,
M"sning. Al : p. m. love
FEAST processing. The morning theme
will be Our Missionary Work" with a
collection for the same. The evening
objection will 60 20 the cause Of
dhilrch extension. Services conducted
by Rev. John Gallagher. VI A.. Presid.
ing Elder, and Rev Geo. :. Davis.
Pastor. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
CITY

V%L- - -
CITY NEWS. ~
In. SMITH ard {. Wiencs-bo,h sport
new buggy.
BY-CIcLk riding Is becoming fashion
able "a Red Cloud. ~ vyiIGE
"a. J. TULrEYs BIAS sold One Vi he
farms 10 &C. Case -. g -
DAVE Zsawkkh r. laid up, ,+-cnlse
too much bycicie."
NiERiEF ScoTTs little seven year old
child Is quite sick.
Ns. :. DYER and children are in
MIss1nri slang friends,
rntIK. viii be Sc, :ices in i,ace
EPISCOPAL church next sunday.
e. \. OWEN has Disposed of bis wall
paper house and gone to Kansas.
I'HtRI;: was a pleasant 18th of July
party at VI. ". Dickerson's on oatur-
day. 49,
MRS. \. LINDSEY is visiting in the
CITY, with her daughter, Mrs. Charley
Plat.
CIV. KALEY and wife were taking
in the "C2iaufauqus" a, Crete this
weex. Fr
stIRoEDkyG Mrrss -hrve opeded
their meat nSAykesE in ~Mvner's} oid
stand. LEIi TX fsH
Rev. FuIR0EIA mas returned from
the ~nor,hwfss. wi eie be aas been for
three week.. ~
M,ssEs Matte Tullis and Lora Me-
Bride. left. fot .Ylsit in the cast Mon
day evening. Ii IAtN
linz kd,fe,s Mptet N n. society
meetswsah eFnhatia futeou. Tuesday
afternoon July 18th. ~
j. d. Pbsr. our oh friend OF Anhoy
will run bis livery stable at Oowhs
duriag tic fan and winter Q.
Tie Republican state convention has
been called fot September 29. Webster
county hAs becn appointed nine dele
gates
AlrE3rfss, letters June rs, tss6.
John Hines s. r. 5ohn.,o6, Ian,
Taltkon, ut.: Mcesry, J. D. NagiIl
NJ. $751; ~
Dr. J0Epls !savss r1urSt1y- FOR.
Chicago and will he ready for work
Monday, July H. Leave orders AT
office 18th Or. Rollins GIID-IL
JOE CARR Is at Sidney, Ncb. He has
interest in 1850 acres Of land there
that they are laying a town site on
Joe thinks he has a bonanza.
SO HOUSES around Akron, Colorado
blew down the other day. Among
them are Jim Potter's Miss Mamie
Hacker and others of Red Cloud.
THE boy horsethieyes have departed
for other fields OF labor. 1t seems to
that a few years in the reform
would have had a salutary ei-
feet on the young men.
Rev. AMOS DRESSER. Of franklin,
vii preach in the Congregation
Church mex, sunday morning and
evening. Services every Sunday reg
ular. Everybody invited.
MR. AYERS president OF the c \ X &
SW rs,lwayS WAS in this city Sssurd
arFi says tatNewin ete us some
good news sonns $40 that Slsss railroad
will be'buih in The near Mture. We
live in hopes,
Hox:: McHtIGHAN Of Red Cloud, the
silver tongued oratsr of TIE Hest, sri
the efa,ion =. the Knfcht< OF
lahor picnic on Saturday, July srd. 1t
it will be we'll worth Observation-Disclosures
GO..t, Lourat,, & x1r41zFFl
THs4 h ms dniy' cefebrates IN Red
By n Of the hotties, days that
We hsse sen in Nebraska.H Sxsu rday
and Monday ves daily observed by
our people and the numerosis young
in q BETTING manner.
. THE presideut has signed the Fi,l
John Porter bill This has been .
great scheme the democrats for years,
and they have now succeeded in paac
ing Fitz John Porter where he win be
cared for, His record is certainly
nnsavory. and the Old soldiers viii re-
~ fai,er this action Of the president
: his party.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
Card of Thanks.

Mr aid h.. J1tn Tarkes rclp m
their larr'sit. thanks 10 ...hs
nciglfhuts an ,iehis Who - kindly
rendered their sympsthieJ and ard
during the .'skpa2n mi deu.Slsst
oGc-t LtdpIhIkm
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
Red Cloud Markets.
8 Per Cent Farm Loan.

The Nebraska Farm Loan Co. will
make yOu Z loan gu vou farm at
straight gcI,sr cent and itrnish the
Toney supht3It ,diy deksS.i Gall ON
th,m in The Red Cloud Nad6pl Bank
BuildipI.itt 3tta Elt5 =;
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

w,S1ES|saiesmsn &f Sfnit lsrse,.
ornaInsn'a' ae.c. 1roeqiauss fssik.
ties. Sts,k Saecyt Ianissas. M :
Hol'sd fors ren1 NpplY tn Oh.
Potter; aoul trsildincs, plenty OF
water bad Dess sthe husiue~ portion
OF the lcht. = SIT
>u,key hay rake at ecst.
4Sf q. ". Dos
\ two sGa: balf yya.syxu, buggy fos,
sale cs~as1>!o +ia4@idhsE WaHJ~"U
60 TO upesa tuGk As3 ST. prices Oh
groceries and Querriwf,e before pu.
cha.is. eise~here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

joins X >nIEsY sai wife are visiting
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

Croquet sets =! coitins,,
30 bars Of soap for 81. Opera block
4. l.. Funk and wife have rc,urns
Nome
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-28

zen. Boulanger's club. The matter tends
70 emhitter the national feeling against
France.
Additional school at Cahermurphy, West
Glare, was wrecked one night by unknown
parties. The teachers he'd admitted to the
school children of boyeotted citizens In
spite OF warning notices posted in public.
H. Lockroy, French minister of COM
merce and Industry, has Informed tbs
guarantee committee of the proposed Paris
exhibition that the necessary capital, 22,-
100000 francs, had been obtained.
a French priest has baen sentenced to
two months imprisonment for causing the
choir OF his church to chant praises for
divine protection over the French army
while acting in defense of France.
The Spanish Government has crea ted a
Department of Public Safety similar 10 the
French Department Of Safety IL viii be
under the control Of the Home-Onics and
Gen. Deban.
The opening of the international Saul
tary Congress has been fixed for Septem-
Der, 1871 Crown Prince Rudolf will open
IL, aud Prime Minister Won faafe will be its
president
The Johur ordeal has again been put into
practice ia Brahmin village in Bengal
Two human lives were sacrificed, the object
eng to avoid the tonk durbar assessment.
Smallpox is reported to have broken
ont in Okinawaken, Japan. Two hundred
and fifty-s wen persons are said 60 have
been attacked, OF whom A died.
The imports into great Britain of cotton
during the past week were 40. 403 bales, the
exports 9 l6S bales; the imports since Jan.
|, :, sa3.gsl; the % ports, $50 65i
An immense exodus of mon toward
Waukaringa, in South Australia, is in
progress in consequence of the discovery
of alluvial gold there.
Lady Churchill opened a Primrose lodge
at Bradford, Monday. She delivered a
piauaut political Grafton which was enthu-
siasticaliy received.
1t is semi-ohicially denied that occupa-
ton Of Bulgaria by Russia is immine emit.
The present policy of Russia, it is declared
Is to await events.
great fire has occurred in the Horribly
dock warehouse ia Liverpool. twas stocked
wi cotton aud grain. The damage is
Gl0O,000.
The boards of guardians in the county
of Cork are setting apart in the warehouses;
wards of honor for evicted tenants.
Lord Harrington has accepted the presi-
dency Of the West Scotland Liberal Union
lists association.
The Catholic seminary at Perigaeux,
France, has been destroyed by fire. The
loss will he SB0,0U0.
a fire occurred on hoard the steamer
Queen at Liverpool, on the 25th. The dam
age was y % 600.
The French budget committee has ap
proved credit of 30, 100000 francs for Ton
quin.