| Show BY telegraphy NEW YORK 28 late last night browns soap works second avenue with adjoining bud buildings lagg lags were destroyed by fire loss 25 0 about half past two this thia am a fire broke out ina inn in a building in the rear of broadway the front of which is occupied as a shoe store the fire spread rapidly to adjoin adjoining inz buildings in the rear of nos and 11 the front two of these were known as llna lina edwins theatre the last were occupied by the kelly and leons minstrels Mins and the arlon arion music hall the light material of 0 these houses fed the fire and it spread rapidly through them to the extension of and zig the main building which is the old style of double mansion with heavy colo nade entrance it burned fiercely and threatened the destruction of the whole edi edifice flee the occupants of the old mansion appeared to have fled on the first alarm through this building the firemen were enabled to bring water to bear on the fire and it was eoon apparent that their efforts must be confined to the saving savins of the front hedges ledges behind these the fire roared like a hundred blast furnaces and sent up volumes of smoke and myriads of blazing fragments and sparks which were carried over lafayette place and fourth avenue the firemen also exerted themselves theme elves to save the row of houses occupied by the columbia law school an immense crowd soon assembled near the seene scene being attracted by the light the police also gathered in force and kept the crowd back the r cene scene from broadway wa thrilling near the walls of the builds lugs ings it looked like sheets of flames it appears that the fire was dle dis discovered covered by firemen who were returning from the second avenue fire and while the alarm was sounded the doors of the infamous arlon arion concert saloon were broken open and five persons including a eick lady all of whom were paralyzed with fear were taken to a hotel before water could bo be brought to bear the entire destruction of linas theatre was shadowed foreshadower fore among amone the occupants of the buildings on broadway were col alston brown dramatic agent a boat maker and a furniture dealer in lebs leba than an hour after the first alarm the theatre was in ruins while the adjoining buildings were nearly totally dest destroyed royed rosed about three the flames began to subside the total loss will exceed the theatre was occupied by the kelly and leon minstrel troupe who bad began the season on monday iut last the arlon arion was closed by the police during the raids raido but on tuesday night the girs girls again made their appearance probably the disaster last night was owing to their carelessness col browns loss will probably be about the other losses are light excepting those of the theatrical mana mann managers gern germ 28 from accounts published this morning it appears that horace greeley is in a most moat alarming condition A reporter who visited tarrytown where mr greeley was said sald to be staying could not at first learn of his whereabouts but was told by mr nir stuart mr greeleys greelegs Gree leys friend that greeley was waa secluded and did not mean to let iet the public know where whore he nab was wab stuart said he was dangerously sick and had symptom symptoms a of brain fever he may live ten days he added but I 1 doubt it subsequently mr greeley was found to be staying in the vil vii lago iago around him were a number of hla his friends including samuel sinclair jno T cleveland mr greeleys greelegs Gree leys bro ther in law and also his daughter three physicians were there in consultation they defined hla hib disease as organic affection of the brain the result of physical prostration consequent upon his unremitting attendance at the bedside bed bide alde of his dying wife this account adds adda that on the day before yesterday he be lost his consciousness his last che ohe coherent rent reut words were wore the country is gone the tribune is gone and I 1 am gone the physic physicians leins s bay say sy he may die within the next twelve hours although it is ia possible he may last four or five days daya there is little hope however that he will recover consciousness before ho he breathes bis his last his friends say that his great physical system was prostrated by the superhuman super human strain incident to his cifes death and the labors of the campaign the world saya gaya that within the past two days daya mr greeley was examined by two experts one the head bead of a well known asylum and that the verdict le la that his condition was sab very acry unfavorable the form of mental alienation is said sald to bo seif seit and agony of mind at what bo be deemed the great mistake of Ws Us presidential candidature the tribune editorially has haa the following we are pained today to say that in the last thirty six bix hours mr greeleys greelegs Gree leys condition has hab changed for the worse throughout yesterday he be remained nearly all the time unconscious in a counsel of some bome of the most eminent physicians of the city only one was without hope but all regarded his case as critical and add alarm ing NEW york 27 judge faucher fancher today granted a stay of proceedings in the suit bult of the erie company against gould in the shape of a motion to show cause why the order in reference to taking the testimony of W T travers should not be vacated stanley has recovered from his illness anthony sailed for england today to day jay gould gouid this afternoon referring to commodore vander vanden blits bilta card published yesterday says the commodore must be in his hla dotage the transaction to which whick vanderbilt Vanderbil fe refers was simply this thie in 1868 1808 vanderbilt Vandor blit bilt held ten millions of erie stock I 1 offered to take shares from him if he would hold hoid the balance for sixty days and give me a call for it he agreed to do so BO but broke his promise went on sellia selling the stock from day to day and when he had sold it all he be delivered it all in one day jay attempting to create a panic under the impression that I 1 would not be able to carry wy my stock he failed in his purpose and feels sore over it it is a pity to bee see the commodore falling into dotage an order has been granted by the supreme court for the examination of 8 0 barlow in reference to the jay gould gouid proceedings BUFFALO 27 terrific wind squalls have prevailed for the last 21 24 hours and marine disasters are apprehended MANSFIELD 0 27 there was a W fire at LoudD loudonville Lou donville riville ohio last night probably the work of an incendiary MEMPHIS 27 the horse horbe malady is is diminishing in delivering goods many oxen are used the mayor having issued an order allowing country teams to haul without a license cincinnati 27 tho tha chickens in hamilton county in the vicinity of places where th the horse disease has been are dying rapidly one man reports finty finny hogs suffering from the disease which he attributes attributed to their rooting about the stables of the sick horses NEW ORLEANS 67 A mild form oi of the epizootic is spreading rapidly TOPEKA 27 the official canvass gives osborn for governor majority NEW YORK 27 three laborers were killed by the premature explosion of a blast in street BOSTON the tho furniture manufactory ofine of ane clark mark at north cambridge was destroyed by fire this eveni evening Dg loss the relief fund for the benefit of the sufferers by the great fire amounts to deo geo H pendleton sailed for europe yesterday 0 28 judge ichabod corwin of the court of common pleas for Champ champaign aiza alga dietrict district died at noon today to day CHICAGO 28 the weather turned extremely cold last night and today to day is the coldest of the winter there are accounts from various points along the lakes of marine disasters with some cases eases of loss of life thanksgiving day was observed very generally by suspension of business and services in all the churches NEW york Washing ington specials fy tty information has hah been received thore there that owing to the dla did disturbed state of france the german government has ordered an increase of rates for emigrants emi granta from german ports as a measure of self belf protection the german minister at washington is about to acquaint nt president grant of the occasion ca of this german prohibition tile tiie german minister yesterday said he regarded as possible a war between germany and france and that ho he had official advises advices that his government apprehended ended trouble washington 28 it la Is certain that a quorum will be present in each house of congress on monday when the president will communicate his message the secretary of the navy has finished his report NEW yobu yoek 28 the tribunes Tribune 8 bulletin gayb bays a dispatch received from tarrytown this morning states that greeley is no worse than thau yesterday ho llo passed au an easy it is stated that jay gould and H N smith have satisfactorily arranged their differences in northwestern north western stock the last settlement wag at the others were at a great deal higher figure it is said sald that the highest gould paid for his stock was 85 jevery every contract has been met and there is ia not a single failure florences hotel at mccombs dam yesterday was waa seized by george W ridgeway eway acting for sheriff to satisfy a levy of for amount W H florence was bon bondsman deman for thos thoa 0 fields now a fugitive the new trial in the Jumel will case begins in the U B S district court in this city next week in view of the fact that the Inte interests involved are so enormous the court has now ordered a struck jury the first it is understood ever in this country it consists of a panel of forty eight prominent citizens including well known merchants bankers and publishers the tribune says poor j jurymen juryman will be in luck if they come to an end of the trial before new years yearb to say nothing of the time it may take afterward to make up their minds the lawyers who will conduct this memorable fight are among the ablest in the country george macdonald deme deJe he P poet 0 e t 1 Is severely ill at the resi resl residence of a t friend r i end in scotch plains N J it is stated that father burke burko and freude froude are to be given a joint social entertainment by mr hurlbut of the world the bar association is taking steps to have the police justices of the city abolished and their places filled by new officers with more definitely defined powers NEW yore yoke 28 thanksgiving day was generally observed business being suspended and the churches well attended the theartres theatres the atres were crowded in the afternoon the poor of the city were generously remembered dinners being provided by charitable institutions the newsboys and bootblacks were given a thanksgiving dinner dispatches from the principal cities in the eastern and southern states represent the day as aa having been generally observed in some of the southern cities more so BO than at any time since the close of the war the tribune trie dune bune tomorrow to morrow will publish the following horace greeley siept slept eight hours and a half on wednesday night which gave him a renewal of strength during thursday he was more comfortable than on wednesday though very weak and at times unconscious upon the whole however his condition is still such as to excite the most serious apprehensions HAVANA 24 haytian advices advises to the loth say that a proposition had been made to loan the government at 8 per cent per annum the government was apprehensive of troubles arising out of the indemnity demanded by france fiance latest advises advices from san domingo that the troops of baez had killed general john lynch while the latter was on haytian soil rabis PARIS 23 28 midnight ghi an immense and excited crowd awaited the arrival of the evening train at the paris station of the tho vermilles versailles railroad for news of the decision the bourse has been agitated all day the boulevards are filled with excited throngs and an outbreak is feared at lyons marseilles marse Maree illes nismes and montpelier pelier peller it if the government is defeated and president thiers resigns MADRID 28 23 A sharply contested battle has been blen fought in murcia between the tho troops and insurgents the latter were routed with great loss tho the insurgents were also beaten in lenares and alousias Alu sias and arco de la frontera with the losa loba of prisoners horses and material LONDON 5 pm 28 specie in the bank of england edgland Eo Ez gland giand has increased pounds the rate of discount Is is now six per cent VIENNA 29 an imperial decree has been promulgated convoking the nuch bach reichstadt bachstadt stadt on the of december BERLIN beblin 29 in the lower house of the diet after a brilliant speech by herr faik falk in which the determination of the government to wage war with the influence of rome was announced a motion introduced by herr malenck ardt against tho the exclusion of members in the orders as aa teachers of the public schools was rejected by a vote of to 81 LONDON 29 cyrus W field gave a grand banquet last evening at buckingham palace pol poi pe hotel in ia celebration of the american thanked thanksgiving GlZa ving day the eow eom company pany included gladstone toe general Ces meola L D whay baron ebule erlanger M spier sir john hay hir sir oharles charles wheatstone Wheat stone atone mr pen dir sir james anderaon And ereon admiral Rl richards hards mr mr mcarthur mr hir varley mr dir siemens and others ROME BOMB 29 in the chamber of deputies yesterday the minister of foreign affairs showed that the relations it was on with all powers were excellent LONDON 29 recent storms storing have caused great damage by flood in several counties t I 1 1 the rev spurgeon is seriously ill PARIS 30 in the assembly this afternoon before the minutes of theare the previous bitting sitting were ratified Bar Bars gron conservative deputy protested against the vote of yesterday on the togo toso resolution lution of minister daxauer being recorded because several deputies were absent he did not believe the result WEB a fair expression of the will of the assembly bathile said that he con cor that the vote eloquently demonstrated on which side the conservative policy would be found this remark gave rise to great excitement many deputies protested against the language of Bath bie ra recrimination passed backward and forwards between the opposing parties A deputy from paris questioned the government in relation to the encouraging addre addie is sent thiers by municipal councils during the present controversy he accused the government of conniving at inciting discontent lefranc minister of the interior hotly defended the government in receiving the addresses and announcing that he accepted the principle n of ministerial responsibility the agitation here became very great henceforth he be salt sait neither Orleanis ts nor will exist all parties will unite to arrest the fatal descent of the country he continued at length in a violent train strain and concluded by moving a resolve declaring that the municipal councils had violated the laws of the country that lefranc in receiving ithe the addresses for the president had a also aiso ibo failed to oli observe them thern amid much excitement the assembly proceeded to vote on the motion which was approved by yeas seas and nays the result caused great sensation the sitting was immediately ined mediately lately fately brought toa tos to a close through out the entire debate party feeling was inflamed to the highest pitch the gloom gloomiest gloo iest test impressions prevail this ev evening ell eli 2 in paris it is 13 believed it will be impossible for thiers thiera to govern the country under present circumstances the monarchists declare they wi billop llop pobe ose obe thiers to the bitter end |
