The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1886-01-08 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

MIN. DUI /LEY.  [From the regular eorrespmdent  . . Nienv YORK, December -23rd.---Th Aitken clawd his Series of sermom in Trinity Church, on Friday aftern farewell of his; congregation, he se weeks' associations in the church interest to himself, the inure especia listened to with an attention that Ii exceeded in his ministry. His 1. another direction, and many whon. he was not likely to see again in life Mr. Aitken preached his last semi. Worge's Church, StilYvesant.square edifice, was completely filled. ills el item, aid and thrilling. An article The l'hibteletidtia Ledyer 4nt Thersd York correspondent, in -which it a authority, that the Hey. W. Hay offered a yearly salary of $1.00,00e " wealthy capitalist " if tu in this city to continue his .offer, it was said, had been interest of home mission work capitalist" believing that Mr. would be of great value in the city was said to have declined the oil continue his itinerancy. Mr. Ait there was any foundation for th Aitken's work here, ' said Mr. Hail of St. George's Church, "is of a and that it has been successful I] enuch gratification, and he hopes ti TOSIIItS will come from it. lie is we (Means to conduct mission service hope that he may derive some bene climate for the throat affection u troubled." A movement is on for Aitken a farewell reception ere he South. .  The political situation in Engla public attention. The news of the Mr. Gladstone had determined on a p for Ireland met with wide-spread sa the greater portion of the Irish, all dubious as to whether he will ever his project through. Nearly all wel .on this side are of opinion that measure of justice, and that futur prove its efficacy. O'Donovan Rc Joyce, however, are not favourabl3 it. The former is reported, on beim intelligence, as saying "Home Ru urging the use of just a " leetle Jerry" recognises the fact that sh ever come to pass, he would most pi the cold, and that, no longer beim emergency funds, he would be in It pays well to be an Irish agitate howl for the freedom of "dear Oirlan O'Donovan Ross., having become financier in handling subscriptions this. Big preparations are being reception of Parnell in this city during his forthcoming visit. Pamn present very ill in this city. A movement is on foot to libera who, it will be remembered, shot ( last spring. The State Board of Cl up the case, and is discussing thi releasing Mrs. Dudley from the Stai at Middletown.and sending her bi Rossa declines to say anything on tl is manifestly uneasy at the idea murderer being once more at large, Six persons in one fa.nily died su delphia last week, and the coroner's verdict of "Death from natural coincidence."—The Tozzi murder I alluded to last week, was concludf Two of the prisoners were condemn, the remaining members of the fin imprisonment v.rying from 10 to 20 The Singer Sewing Machine Work city about 15 miles from New York, Friday owing to troubles with the e and threw over 3,000 employes ou company has extensive works in I consequence of this affair, it is , seriously the question of removing vast business to that enterprising Si Thirty men are imprisoned in a mine owing to the rise of water, an caving of the mine. But little hope their being rescued alive.--Dick Bernardino (Cal.) one-legged lunat mania by taking off his wooden leg, away, stripping himself and gettin water, where he said the Lord ha, remain until the leg grew again.