Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1881, Page 1

The Chicago ‘VOLUME XIL DRESS GOODS. COLORED Dress _ Goods’ HARKED DOW! The following lines of Fine Dress Fabrics, purchased largely under value, ‘are just ‘received. We offer them to our patrons and the public at tremendous cohces- gon in price, enabling them to ny Good Goods at the price isked for inferior qualities. ri An inspection will. prove that ye always quote “LOWEST PRICES.” iol Sodas,” 44 inches wide, at - - - 6OC Former price GO and 75e. Siripo Wool Cheviots, 42 inches wide, at --- - 60C Former price 6O.and T5e. ILWodl Flannel Checks, 44 inches wide, at. = = $1.00 ‘Former price $1.26 and $1.60. Elegant Dress Plaids, 44 Inches wide, all wool, at $1.00 Very aruch under value, niet aninated Check. Cheviots, ” * 4d hes wide, all wool, at G1. 26. Hottled Croviots, _ 4 inches wide,-all wobl? at, Sf: 50" “Real value, B20 & iibre Shaded. Nelanges, 7 44 tices wide, all wool, at Sf. 60} Fery netby and eet | below vale, ORDERS BY MAIL Accurately and promptly executed. Samples of any'description will be lorwarded on application. faction guaranteed in all instances, HANDEL BROS. 121 & 123 State-st. Metigan -ay. & Twenty-second-st. | _BECEPTIC EPL ON ih at i Roca in, P. CONNOR, MLP., TL HEALY, ML. P., and OF IRELAND, - Weormick Hall, Weel Bvnng, Noy, 3 TIOKETS, OME DOLLAR EACH, te be had at the Box-Office of i Hall, which will be open for tir sale from 10 o'clock a. m. to O'clock p, m, on Tuesday and Retnesday next. i ree met ee OHANE N OR a Te rertitor Offers for sale the lease sae ulture of a teadlny hotel In Kane iy af dolug an excellent business and Sait A very satisfactory réa- we given for selling. ‘The furnie ain new, and will {Invoice un “rin tod so . Easy terms will he given tha dean Seeurlty, or would exchango x Tribune eae? property. Address po PUL AC! TRAM FURNACES : MANUMACTERHD BY a w. SUnUAM, 867 IMnols-nt. ue iter (a) a SHG a McCore Mard Mears We et eCartule Satis- | __ HOniDa ¥- GOODS. “NO ONE IN SEARCH OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS For LADIES or GENTLEMEN should fail to inspeet the stock of VIENNA: ° AND PARIS NOVELTIES) SHOWN BY WILSON BROS,, 113. & 116 State-st. The variety embraces over 1,000 articles of almost every descrip- tion for personal convenience and household decoration., Admirers of truly artistic work will be amply repaid for time devoted to their examination. DRESSING ROBES SHOKING JACKETS. Over 500 Garments from the best manufacturers in London and New York, in an almost endless variety of styles, at prices from $8.00 to. Sroo each, BOOK AND PRINTING PAPER, | BED, H, TAYLOR &.00,;, 163 & 165 Dearborn-st., Desire tocall the nttontion of buyers to thetr vol ex jail of ener 2, a ‘PAPER | Ot orory desoription,, They are very Innes manutaci- rt aiters of and dealors tn BOOK ana CRINTING paper of wll urades uad kinds, also "| Plate, Bond, Writing: Mania, Wrapping, Exprés _ Gard Board, Tissues-(Wilte, Coloréd; and: > Manilla),’ Envelopes, Twines, Prifting: ~ Inks, Roller Composition, &c, ALSO, PAPER NAPEHEINS IN GREAT VARIETY. ‘hoy will this your make a Xpeolalty pt CHRISTMAS AND ‘NEW YEAR CARDS, Hoth Imported and Domestic, In in groat vari ot Dione nrtiatic and beautiful dexigna. MENU CARDS, OHDERS OF DANCK, PENCILS, und the largest atock of CHRONO ADVERTISING CARDS: “2O BE FOUND WEST OF NEW YORK, GAD COLLKCTONS wil do well to make nate of well gooda olthor Al WHOLESALK Olt iti “a clue eash buyare, but aro preparod to homsalves witractiva ty Ruud part alfa to use tho oredit ayspetn ‘Whey propose to make Uoimsolves THE POPULAR HOUSE In thotr ting In the country. OPLIOALG Goby. Wants All to See, Just opened an enormous stock of Optical Goods, and has engaged Mr, Henry, a noted optician from Viennh, who will fit any de- fective eyealght with the greatest accuracy. A very large stock of the Best Brazilian Pebbles At $2.98. Finest Opera Glasses, in Pearl of all colors, at one-third opticians’ prices. SEA, Optician, (22 and (24 State-st. MONMIN HERNWARDT, Optician, . 5 iby to his supe wieabiy ai ‘Optician and chia pee St hee ot he 2aus can be seat nt MM. Ber a otiles Frau the fluted Profossore. vt ivish Stodical Calloze, Cliicaue edieal Cath Htabnetgann (Cutloge, Culeae ro parhio ju, beading div! prelutngat und ‘wellsknowa citiauty inending ah Encoulluine fromBcuouls ul selunoy, ius lnsututes YoUhi a. MATELHH, Apsiwtant, FOR RENT. 262 & 264 Wabash-av. Store and Basement, 400x126, _Fepus dan, tnt, Iuaulre of EO. Cy HR babs EON “IMPROVED Vi OOK TLAUS ND satan, made of linen couted with: celluloid, ghelny Gppeuratice uf va Umer, with the perspire eeeroof qualities of eellulotd sen! ee eed price: Hist, GaRN KS & CO. bee 80 Aadiaonnst. : jus who do> |, te guaitty.” ‘tho Clroult Court of the | tonswsaney tua ever, the ttabitity, durabittty, and |. WEDNESDAY, | NOVEMBER - MUSICAL INS! MUSICAL HOLIDAY ~ GOODS! LYON & HEALY Beg to announce that until after the close of the Holiday Season their Wholesale Departments will he at the service of retail buyers. Tholr assortmont of Musical Goods suitable for Holiday Gifts is unu- -stially complete, embracing Musical Boxes, Musical Toys, Piano Stools, Piano Covers, Music Folios, Music Stands, Music Rolls, Niusic Books, Violins, Cuitars, RUM ED Banjos, 2 Fiutes, Fifes, Ctarionets, Drums, Accordions, Cornets, Or, uinettes, jarmonicas, And many Musical’ NOVELTIES selected by .our European - buyer during. his recent sojourn abroad. .In addition to the articles ahove onumerated our stock comprises Musical Merchandise of every de- scription, including Pianos and Organs. ' ' LYON & HEALY, State aud Monroe-sts, PIANOS. ~-DEGKER BROS. ‘PEANO. The Best in the ! World. ‘The aweetest tone and the greatest volume of sotnd; the most even touch;:the finest work. manship; the most beat- tiful cases. “STORY & CAMP, 188 8 190 States, I Story ¢ CWP First-Class Uprigot Cabluet Grands. Largest Size, EatraLougsinngs Tone. bur Mbuy Action Stand ‘In Tuue, REED'S g] Temple of Music, 130 State re LEGAL. “St. Louis & Southoastera i ier Notice is hereby-ziven that the purchasers of the St. Louls & Soutbeastorn Rullway und prop: erty in connection therewith at tho srlo under tho devreof foreclosure und satu rendered by United States for the Southern Distrlot of Iilnuis, and also under an ouxilinry decree rendered by the United States Clrouit Canrt forthe District of Indiana, In fare~ closyre proceedings, then ponding in anid courte, ina causo wherein Frodrik Wilem Oowel unc othera worn complainants, and tho Rt. Louis 4 Huuthenstern, Railway Company (consolidated) and othors were defendants, un takmg a deed for such pretuises and property, under such sate Thue to chem on the 10h day of Nevembor, 1, pald into the Realatry of tho sald Cireule Court of tho United States for tue Nouthern District of Hittnola the sum of $15,612.60 for tho necount of cortaln outstanding $17,000 ut par of the firat tyortyage bonds of the said St. Louls & South> easioen Rallway that. were not represented by anid puroeasurs, and wore not preeonted by them for nllowance or crodit under wid gate on takiny auld dowd; and that tho holgors of auld $17,000 oF ot tha said outstanding fret morte bonds inuat presont the sume to the underaigncd Clork of the sald United States Clreuit Court for the Southorn Lietriot of Ilinots, at Bpringfeld, Mll- nota, for OE tharoon of tholr not Sulia the, sumo fall dy Wider of cach 81,000 bond) out ol said fund in the ieylstry of the court last aforo- salu, for that fucose, on or bofora the tirat duy of Febraary, {het or olag they will bo forevcr barred aid oxcl jed from any participation in sald fund ‘Tole notice ia given tn pursuanco of a decree to the etfect aforesald, rendered jo sald vause, by the sald Ciroult Court of tho United States for the Bouthorn District of UUnols, ou the 2th day of Noyembor, A, D, 1881. JONES, HIN A. Clerk United Staton Ciroult Court Soutiern Distriat As 9) tho Moaurt."? Now Stylo, No: Un 27 Stops, 10 full opt tluiden ‘vongue Huds, mol af Pua ty Volixtad Case, Now uti DO vattis Piseudded. Clon Book, Muaie. Goxed uud dellvervd gp bourd ura hurd, pried Unly Wixty Lett! a) ot Cush. tall wn uuuruntued tn Overy fartlowtar or oer Tetunded paren year’ Bvery ave mal sath 4 anuthor, is 4 Mtuudl er eee ry ee ouce. Nothin = ea yas Aly uew factory jist rcuniplgtud hy #000 Tnatrumuits every ry yey ‘enavlos niu ly ‘menutucture uetiar woud se ur call Upon PANS Po baNeee, Woskiugtou, Aew der MISCELLANEOUS, a WANTED, arty doatrous of wtarting In aint -Munthiy Vertudical uf Boctut sna ffiioued ur. No cupital whatavor ruqutrod, Tu: Spanaibilliy to incur. “Only leitore showing that bust- hnyaa la miuant will be attended 10. “addcuss, with rely wruace, to X, SH Bust yw Yorks Wo Sell the Vaghala iceral Neck Sjring Water In 10 gallon cane. “Carvantaud In quart und pint bot.’ flee Lo Drugylete, Motel Bars, Rosteurants,“nnd Sa- louns, Ofice 143 Madisun-st, 30, TOMORROW!! WILL WITNESS THE ARRIVAL AT SEA'S OF THESE COLUMNS WILL TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT. ‘S| SEA’S SEA GRANDEST EFFORT. No Words Can Describe It, BUT THESE LINES MAY GIVE AN IDEA OF ITS 8PLENDOR, | SANTACLAUS OF course claims the greateat attention. Ho twill be found ATIVE, WELL AND TEARTY, Re snder hie Mammoth LIVING | Christmas. Tree! wintmated with Funny Ltitte Men, io blckin’ up thelr heels, Grinning Bi Rifish Faces, pres from erery bough, Gar el ia brittiantiy shove fromallia Tint white the Greel: ae of Tiving Flame, on the proctalins tu fongues of fleny same, that”, y "nd Santa Claus ‘whi Biber Are.” Think of it, a LIVING, MOVING, BREATHING CHRISTHAS TREE, Withfunny ttle Dwarfa hopping, ekinpliy Fanplagon ale ttebranchen Some Foolish Children Dow't bellows there ta any Santa Claus, but THERE IS, and if you don't cull ow HEM het forget to call on yout. HE IS A -GIANT! And, toving Little Children, will telt thems fun~ wy stories, * Ifa has a Broad Face, And a Iittle Round Belly, That shokes when he Tntughs Like a how! full of Jelly.” DON'T DENY YOUR CHILDREN Aalght they will never wm penuet. ZF they eauniot come Sante Clava wiakas us to aay that he wants etery Utils boy .cnd every Mitte git to evita hive a teller telling hine what they want for Christmas, thelr named, and where they tive, addrensed to SANTA CLAUS, cure uf Sea wf Cor, Chicago, for Yow Names Must Bo tn Sante Claus’ Bok, Aud Santa Claus’ Private Secretary tell ‘ae down the namen of. alt tittle Boys und Mirtle who come to seo him at SEA’S TOMORROW, AT 10 A M, =F MARSHALL GEXAULED 167 MADISON STREET. MANUFACTURERS OF BLANK BOOKS, NE iW PUBLICATI ONS. CURISTILAS MUSIC. CHRIST THE LORD. orate by A AE Raius, Kor M-xud Voices, Kuay aid attrwsiive niislo, Uuits ‘and: suclutice can eusliy Iyacn Teiura Mune performance, wi cen Sond for List of Christmas Carols. BEAUTIES OF, SACRED, SONG, ci on, $3 clot 4. A wUnble present fur those wiv, love ita bunt bf we ‘tha mane aarooustil sUnue Of the Way, by 4 famous composers, RHYMES ANO TUNES, aerate: RH suuxs, Hullavies, und Kjnderyarton lays, . 9) GEMS OF ENGLISH SONG Ere aie The new eod woat favorite cullecuon NORWAY MUSIC ALBUM, 244.0 ose it siouf thy Vikings uf the North. W)ld und mutta, FRANZ, ALBUM OF SONG. f° CHRISTMAS CANTATA, tn. "ecu: Sitio suaieet a Suan OAs “Baste LYON & HEALY, Chicago, wM. OLIVER DITSON & C0.,‘ Boston. SANTA CLAUS AT SEAS. tree’s}toynnost pinnactet ARY STUDIO“ Brand's Studios. Two Adiltional Suites of Suites of of Operating-- - Rooms, . The Largest and Finest Appointed Gallery on the Continent, FINE HOLIDAY. CT A GREAT SPECIALTY. ENGAGE SITTINGS EARLY and AVOID THE RUSH LATER IN THE SEASON, LOOK! | and Cards. CLAUS! SANTACLAUS CARNIVAL. AT PRECISELY 10 A. Tomorrow the Master of Ceremonica itt ory “All 1s Keady,’? the great doors wilt apring upen, and JOHNNY HAND’S ORCHESTRA Wit ntrike up Sea's Triumphal March, and All Chicago WILL MARCH IN RAND PROCESSION eae Welcome Santa Claus. | wow * SEA’S BIX FLOORS silt each be DECKED IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE. Ereryreen, Hotty, aM, dozen. Price; only - ‘$4 IS THE TIME To SECURE SITTINGS and avoid the tush later in the season. Pictures ordered now will be carefully finished and kept, and delivered at any time desired before CHRISTMAS. CRAYON AD | CR AYON : $35 Rat Berrien, Pampas Grass “Phunes, Flowers, Planta, tuners, Christinas Trees, dnd tnnuinerable Novettion, taxefully arrariged, teitt areet he eye the eyo on every side. The Old Woman IN HER COLDEN SHOE, Surrounded by her numerous farnity. A STEAM. ENGINE, Duffing, diotwing, and whistling, wilt one te great number of Mechanical Toys. . mie cusmpr As low a8 $35. Nothing can be finer PORTRAITS. for CHRISTMAS. “ENGAGE SITTINGS” EARLY, as GOOD WORK requires deliberation. ba I GHILDREN’'S Le rok “FUNPING-JACK TREE; {sneer oevsll pierunes is Cloudy days are Aeneas large sleepin doch, preferable, fA SPHOLALTY, ALL WORK FINISHED and Delivered with the GREATEST PROMPTNESS. EVERY SITTER ‘teceives the MOST CAREFUL ATTENTION. “BROAD PANEL,” NEW STYLE, ELEGANT for FRAME or EASEL. $5. Single Copies, FINE HOLIDAY PICTURES A SPE- CIALTY. Every One Jumps Continually. The question la, What males them Jump? LIFE-SIZE AUTOMATIC FIGURES, Flute-Player, Harplat, Dancing-Giet with Tambourine, Sambo with Guitar, eters eter, apoctally imported for thin diaplay at in exe Bonse of over $1,000, all axiperbly costumed. AREAL MONKEY Actually Smoking Real Cigars, 1,200 Brilliant Mechanicalities SEA'S THEATRE. Gorgeous Scenory and Costumes. | No person was hurt.” ‘terday., ‘The loss Is estimated at SPUD, and Part of both sizes in each |- | from the Knopt faction of the Counfy‘Bourd. IMPERIAL A MAMMOTH STAGE haa been erected, P3 SCENERY By.'be'wars'mneatre: See Lous COSTUMES fincreMevicter's tention STAGE. AndPrepertics ty BENNETT and RO. GAN, Are simply perfection, GAS EFF: ECTS—By JAM! MRCHANIGALITIOS. hy LA. Foror., JONNNY HAND'S ORCHESTRA. Z CHRISTMAS EVE ILLUSTRATED. The most Costly and Magnigicent Disolay THIS WORLD E’ER SAW. TOMORROW. REAL, ESTATE AL AUCTION, ? Do Not Forget y IMPERIAL PANEL.” New nnd Stylish, Ro- q cently intraduced by MR. H BRAND. Beautiful for DONT WAIT for a “nice bright day,” cloudy days are ra ACT USEEY BETTER: Brand's rs Studios, 210 '& 212 Wabash-av. Es TA COAL LANDS. COAL LAND VOR Ses Bie We bave lai neres of cont tand on the Indianapolis I HE SALE eee cay Rear thee drown ne Neth cn County, douia iu, ‘Pole lund ‘has be initio “a m two ved of thw beat black waa we hn hick Ati ratlrond ceonvos ti any cath be outa au For mining wel ae a ron Foyt “ho dumgid fur coal on thle Foul ts Mh et: ‘coast the sappy. For an @xpuriencdd operator this iwuxrand oppurtunity. Inquire of or WEST SIDE PROPERTY TOD YY, No, 7 Board of ‘I'rada uiudtine, Tetonapelts, . cia $ MA TIONENY, Wee AT 3 O'CLOCK P.M, : . AT TIER Chicago Real Estate . Exchange, 116 & 8 Doarhorn-pt. BALE ABBULUTE, NO LIMIT Ol UPBET PRICE, By direction of James Stinson, Esq, OWNEI, ULVER PAGE ®2, t pT AGES Faney Stationery, Wedding and Party ~ Cards and Invitati r erectivn of ‘Thray Detached Ward Bulldings | ~~~ Tippett torn Mosuital for she Insane, at Konkukeu, ! Wi a Lilt, ate hereby invtie, ay Reuse W.D. KERFOOT SCO, satiate be rasiged tina oeteok vs sanuary | LBA 60. Washlaglonst Fi ldduresa wey Witeni wt thy CHtysHLall Rune kukeo, Hilinols, Neforencos alg a if de. iiencesrena nastomerrtt oul OM ulieigaselutase Se FA ee ere a UT ‘bo ‘reaitod fear tay LONE, | emanate BO ER fc sea cork, ications Of nod Dulldings pay bw sven at tho omea of ncnun Te Avitlett. Arolte Lect, wi bon Bully hicsKo, Un wid altar ioouotlw 0, ine. eglita.b Ndiugs, ete, must be entirely tnlsbed and eguiplsiea Hon op butoru utube pW SHAKER, Iino, Nov Money to Loan ‘On improved City Property at 6 per cent. MEAD.& COE, 149 La Salle-st. POCKET BOOKS. POCKET wt Br ae bik 1 Sake if Sky au, Be» Feticate ei Dar PSURs PSTD E|3C UNION DEPOT: HOTEL FOR RENT. pbeorn a be récelvud by tho undoraimed, poet oe: 1 Lis for chip Lebtiny for a tari ve years tg ed fend depot privileges of the now Ln a Dopot ut prices, at MERKER'S FACTORY, | | $8 Stato-st., ono fight Ups ‘the eranants ‘wo de let ian partof a now and hand- sewe nding, Julndy eouplug, by ale rallpuad | omen m~~ iene Sowpaniva sid consists Toitowtns Motel ate EB, KAZ. Seu etiig-roun: purines Miveherl: baruor aliuyy bath, Bitsnina. SULMSOeS, bn oy: Tae tay h wunters, eheuk stand, und wdveuty, peep mid. Uf 4 bese ee PUrfursber (formation addres Geb aty DIR BROS: Fae TY rales, Bt. Josevd, Mo, cbales of cotton hat been, Jertisgned, , aud = followed by ‘colder. id § ‘ partly cloudy wenmer, for this reglon teilays «+ —There were four deaths' ftom smilie * pox hu Chleago yestorday, and slyet new. a enses ware reported, ; —tefroy, the English Felton conch murderer, was hanged yesterday, . Marwood ; ¢ was the executioner, ‘ yy ‘A fire nt Oshkosh, Wis, totally de stroyed GC, Grifiith & Co.’s shingle mili, * valued at $12,000, and Insared for $0,000," : “y ——The Rey, Mr. Portz,n Onthdlle priestot + 5" Bellevue, In., dled. yesterday *from- small. ¢ ei pox, contracted In the’ discharge of his a priestly duties, * —hirty-seven freight ears were more or 5 less injured by a collision west of the Phos- ‘ nixvilte tunnel, iy Pennsylvania, yesterday. + —The furstore of Frank ra Matton, of Rochester, N. Y., was destroyed by fire yes * the Insurance at $19,000, ere ——The steam-yaclit Lucerne came’ tnio .+ collision with the Australian-bark Dundée |” uear Gravesend’ yesterday... The, Lucorne ; + was sunk and seven Ives were lost. - ——The bill. for the sale of the French: + crown jewels was reintroduced into the Chamber of Deputies yesterday by Ragpait 2 (Republican), Urgeney was voted. . 9°. 4 ——James Baxter, a broker of Montreal, * entered ¢ivli nection aguinst Detectives Sills anc Fahey for conspiracy In having his pho-" tograph placed in the Fogties gallery st Chi- at eugo. i +-—Eleven persons, Including an attoriey, ‘ Were yesterday convicted of bribery in cone - nection with English: Parlinmentary ‘elec- > tons, and sentenced to-six months? imprly-' | onment. * —Georgs Ryal was killed by a man‘ named Story in Worth, County, Georgli; Witls Wells was killed by Louls’Anderson in Talbot County, A negre woninn wos burned to death ona plantation in'the last- °. uamed county. . ——Ty an ueeldeutal explosion of fireworks : iuan establishment devoted to thair manuface ture, five persons were serlously, Injured at Rochester, N. Y., yesterday, and the building , destroyed, Two of the wounded were, pio-' yprietors of the concern, and the others were | visitors, —The propellers Lake Erloand Northern, Queen, which came into collision last Thurs-— day off Poverty Istand, were both wredle s ‘The crews were saved. Must of the men. residents’ of oronto and Hamilton... Bott veasels belonged to the New England Tran: portation Line. { i era ——lIt was rumored yesterdny.that $15, 000 - had been pald by the Mutual Union Tule- . ok graph Company for the passage of -the ofttl- |" Nance permitting them to erect pole Hnes‘in . thiselly. ‘The rumor went further, and said that some of the Aldermen sold oltt:for ¢” sums varying from $100 to $25 mer ers ——It ie reported or cainurdad int. Com missioners O'Neill and JMutt-haya “detected ~ ‘The ‘rumoe has’. been: recalvatt . th, Great. satisfaction by the. Olarkc -browd, who" how ... counton clecting theirinau,” Ender, it ig be- i Haved, will receive the support of the nope faction, —VPerlne Brown, President, Wlitam’ ih. Patterson, Cashier, Honry C. Leonard, Jolin. ‘ Stephens, Benjamin -B. Crew, Willian C. Morrilt, and Litt C. Jones, offers and DI. ; rectors of the Inie Citizens’ Bank of Atlainta, (in, wore. fhdteted yesterday for wrong. . doing In connection with the bauk failure, < —Uulteau, the nssasin, was placad oi the |. ‘ stand yesterday to testify in his own defeise, : le hesitated before taking the stand; on ‘the ° ground that he was not feeling. well” He wanted to be tn good talking condition. “Ho was granted a temporary resplt, and. then puton-the stand, He told the story’ of his ° A vile life, and seemed to glory [no his. own” . shame, as ——A steamer for South Attica. founderéa ‘ ‘| iu St. George's Channel Monday during™ the ‘ xale, and ten persons were “drowned. ‘The | City of Berlln encountered a territle gale in, the yoyago from New York to ‘Liverpool, * Iler second oficor was swept overboard. ‘The + saloon was ‘Hooded to a depth of three feet, ‘The passengers alded the crow, and Behaveds well aud bravely. a 1. Rawm has put forth 0 ‘etieine ot w civil-servica reform which provides for! the establishment of & four-¥ rs? terin otofice for employes in the departinents,’ ete.’ “exe anludtion as a-pretiminary to appolitment, ateinpornry appojntmenit.on trint, eligibility to reappolntinent, . inerense oty salary: for marked eficlency, anit nainall retiring allows | aneg to faithful employés,.: Lhe ‘scheme Is a. curtosity In Ite way.’ : ——A fire started aboud 11; tonday | ulght In the ‘Town of Augusta, Woouruif County, Arkanans, and-in a véry. brief. thay” only three bulldings ont af 800. were Jefe * standing, Among the buildings reduced te nalies were the post-ofllee, tha Vidette ngws paper oftlee, thres hotels, and aoveral stores, Many persons were Injured:by-talllng, routs and walls, and some, It ts feared, fatally, ‘The total: loss: fy estimated at $350,000" or - $200,000, “Phe insurance Is ghey! —Postinaster-General . Jamies: and. wife, and a party conslating of, : among: others, ; Fronk James, Asstatant Postinaster-General » | Elner, Mix. Plersgn, My. danies? ‘duughter, | unt Col, Thonipson,” of the allway | Mall, Service, yesterday. arrivod. ng, Atlanta, Gu. * ‘Vho party was cordially FecelVed,, poy iwith, bo tendered a public® -yeception : today. “the § members at'the parts have ® poor opinion’ ‘ot u tha management of Southern roads, ‘Tey wero delayed three hours bocauso Ma Yrta, Rigs Was overloadad, woe nore Join. J. Kelly nnd Couretivian’, A. 8. Patton, af Cinelunatl, were Indietéit:’ yesterday on the charge of haying. asked for. bribes, Patton wanted $2,000: tasturke tha” pnasage of a certaln altoctowidening ordl- ‘pance which he thought the Miqni QU Com pany would }ike ta have puased, while, Kelly * Wanted 81,400 front the cotiipany for defeating the ordinance; fwo members of the Miawt:- Company'pre tho witnesses In the ense, ‘ant thera seems to-be a ehnnew fur Kelly. and * Patton to xo to'tha penitentiary. fe ee During tho recent terrible gales British eonst.:ithe steaier Herman, Baltlniors for Bremen, put into, Seushaiuyr ton, after having Toat one “lifebuat ‘aid’ 200 © tweiity, tons/of tobuceo buiynedt as fuel “The Bhip was at one.time iy iuumjrent danger of sinking. , ‘The steamer ‘Horyy trom Montreal for; London, was injured “in the’ gules the Berllu,. from “New York; sd ‘the Lord Gough, from Philadelphia, lost boats; aad her Majesty's. war yedsal Yalarous