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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-05-30

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traasnte S6tins Der Ndiionnl lHuIp elm.
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munns Su arOptIrsn sinfalIsn ipiirbr, pirb
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ptrtsu. 5urrub fur Grant
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ptrp am tommsuetu rs. Sunt In Gris
feline gcupsnticn battsu. Gs wsrbtn
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b.rsa SamiIieH. lOpis fur Disjsnissn,
wsl&e R& bstSs;IissH wOlsu, aussssstsn
ptrbtn.
Das aufSsfslIts Srcsramm umfaSt
cine 6a6rt auf bsm grts.Sss unS stns
ErturHOn bura bic sObItuSI' @sSsEe.
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ScrI0n0t tUetcen:

SSGnf gftirn tes truti6en 9duprrins &c. T.,
Epfiir bic bShlru RdrFiprsifr cash brjabIt ptr.
brn. 92in mrIpe iiS bel s. 9. @aufsr rerr
6, .. Rsuffrr. 25dpba
g8Gb sne tfS GimabIWpasatrpSS Spa Mai
bis SUM- prrbrn 500 per Aftie bsiablf
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franklin Gotcl,

GstnriirObe /. gRarb.
0isir5 riibmlibi beiannie SrtsI bat Inter.
sribnrter ibrrnrnmsu unp Gs rirc lriu 9ritre.
ben ifin, eurtb CUTE Sptiira unp GjttrinEc une
frsuahIttr 9eStrnung @urn ben Aufrutbht an.
eeucbm III mddtn.
SOliss qtuie trbnItrn quito 6Uf nnb ers;s.
23mi72 Srurp 9ur1ers.
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M eG. OD,
IS, SfbilS- & DekoratiOns- AlaIer,

tJHHIj e01VEFV W 6VFHVIHEIUHV -tIUEEEI
GmpfrbIt f6 in alien in fsin 8aG riuictIlgsn.
cen 4rbsttu aWf's brHr, nit bsts giintli5n unt
rrrlIsr 9tbisnuna.
@ub smpfsbls i'd benz Ssrtbrtsu Tublifum bon
SeraniUn uns llmsrgguo msinrn AaiHts
Stcre. TtId,rr ale Scrteu Srn ScIfarben
iopie Sapeten unN Soreen sHtbat " Zen
biatsltsn prrilrn. 7mj72
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Widt III ii6criehcn!

Die 9suts iassn INNER, btr DIbwaris Sad"
lci fort; ss III nbsr uitt pabr, sr if nod bier,
artritst nit 5trutann gBablrrs suidmmsn une
lirfrrt in srr Embroidered bios bic bette Arbrit
Unit Wbiit qtab unb Srl, anifatt gHbitnins unb
S6mirrIrifr) ~ ben biaisf,n prriisn inSm ie
eas bette Waterial eebraudeu une fein ldlidtre,
SaIeb g hmitt. 9. WabIers.
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81 saSGe 1gutcrr;cssf, ,

Ifr llnifrItidncte tribrilt iir finIrlne Stu-
itr CStr 8liNen pinnc', 9iplin. une Gsiane-
llnterIitr une bat TETS psrritbig cine guls Nus
rabl ben SiOtinru. Cal en-, 9rgsn, iUpis Nius
iiEalisn. Sffrs IN Sru. Safpb 6sBtls @obnung
an giutenitrnbe. ". Gonrat.
Rs9" 6rGu 9pnrab trttsi!t sbrnfalS lin
tsrri6t I'M Giuitaneigirlrn uup GEIana, unb
eipaiae gInmfleunssn an Obisem Srtr fintsn
rinIiIihe Nerifildbiiauna. l6mi
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W1 bbcI. N cf % 6ft.

Drr llnrreiburte bat in Irinrm @tIbifts-
lofals In brr penn ArrnnF, ObsrbaIb MuIbsrry.
itraBr, frts cine reidtaIiisc AuSpabl Der bsfru
Dlpttln, une lleet has Ssrrbrtr pubIifuT ;ur
gsfilIigen Sn1prf!icn Gin.
Rs9@ Nuf geitrrbssGngri1r tpirS tsicrtrrt
&adi6t grnpmmrn un0 alsS haiu 8rbStisr
PROMPT bsIcref.
2Sc69 Reinbdrb z ShGufgle.
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OrOcericnz Yrobiiioneu.

Ter llntrr3sibnsIe bat in ieinsm Snuis an
g8tIIcp Straes,
in tsr II gDdr6 ein grpuris- unb Ircsiiiunss
8t16IIt rrETurt unN rpire alr in elmer Saus-
baluns nStbtaen Nrtifel urb tsbrnsmitid itei5
pOrritbig taIttu. lin bic Wnnlt lsinsr Nabbnrn
unb vhutsIeate tIitrt
iGmilm pfter MulIer, 1.
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Observation-Disclosures

gGtH nriutn prrttrn auutfn bisrs biermit
CUR Hadriat tlB ib meme QEpbruns auf bic
unttrr 6Iat bri Dan. Ssins Serlegt babe, unb
uat pie SusQr ale mtine 9slbafts piinfib unb
eepiiiEnbaft teicr9s. gpittps 81. ,3prn
9m.6p etutitbs Ssbamme.
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Zu uertauftn :

Sin sRtilpGnniarr Whatu NIT 6intrrsrtiir
fir Sret pftrbs. RGbrrs bel gpittre W srnsr
in Spbe parf 23nit
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Versicherung,
SpebitiOn-mnD-8ccbEeI.

VI. Stspart pOttrr (Ra6fOlstr pUn @.
>. paItsr) II Nseut fir bic ,,!SOms 9trF6n-
ungs 20. in Ner-g gprf" uub ,,gyrOming Gsnnty
Dfumal." 6sTnfr Nssnt fir ale turCp6iIbfn
Ddmsfrr-ginien. paiTaesIHsins auf Dampf-
ne Se9slI9tHen nab unp bon Sdmburs, STs-
NTH unb ale anetrtH SGfru tptrseH pfrfnuft.
BeblrI psrbtn nadb allsH 5bSiltn hts alisn ga-
sr rlanets ju ben niseris ten Ratfn ausetffat.
Of9rE 205 2afap una aptnut l3tibIfra
HRtT Hs. 1, pbfuauf. 1893
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SSriebricb Gcbraber,
8abrtfant BON IpruSelnSem GrOnf Bier,
SarGnpariLla EaO .AiinrrGiwa0rr,

3abrit in RuIberrsFraBt SpH6tu Ttun II. WyO-
ming aSfnue.
1crter, stte nuS 2agcrbtcr,
In }IaI6rn, rrire su rem niSrrigIru prrilrn I'M
groben nnR aarn YIaBsu brr City frheHfrri &C.
lisfsrt.
Gins grfabrung pcn 25 Sabrsu In mriurm 6jt-
Gifte befabiBt mib, rinen Sarinparilla ~ lie
,sru, her ale nneereH 6atrifatr iiberrift une tfr
Srlunsbstt lebr 3utrdsli6 it. Ias Gjei5aft ltrtt
untsr meinrr prri6rlitSn ECihng, Hns VOlc ;3ur
trireenbtit rptre enrintilt.
guftrdgs, psIcps btt 6rrru Spbn SrihIrr atgf-
glbfn 1bsr eurb bic ppit mir lugslinst werben,
inetn prcmptt Seridilbtiauns.
26b1 ffr. Sbrdbrr.
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:. ~ omiIoaa 0Otcl. "

&c. 9atttrbtrs, Gi0rntb.,
Sir djba1s, 4Sd.
Sitdgsa unp anSDdrhssn 8rsunetu bic rrsr-
beus anjtigt, taB ObiseS SUtrl i'm bsifru StpIs
sinseritbtst unb nit alien mrtsrnru 9sTbfferun-
ar1 ptrlrbsn ID. StrIsRss FnsrR ealsIbl quite
Ssrbrrsr. Gin grobsr Saal fir 9Gae uno Or.
ruriirntn lirbt III Dienfeu. gluh bic Sidaung
fir pfrres lGbt n5ts ~ triinften tbrig.
2Slp70 6. 6. 8atttubtra.
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9In6ribt

pirS hermit arsrben, bah sinr applifaiicn an
bic nGtits Siyuns her prnrIyIrania grsslatur
sematt pirb fir tir SnfOrpCrirs elmer DsprI.
ten, Disepnis uHb Sparbanf. nit alIaemsirrl
@antpripilrgitu, urirr brm q mtu ,,DrutGbe
Srarbanf tsr Sta6t Srlntrn," Ipfirt in
Scranton, Ya., nit rinsm Slpital bon fiinfiia
3auisnb Dollars unb bent Re6t, baITslbe auI
Speibuntrrt Gauirnb Dpllare ,u srbSttu.
Scrantpn, 1. 4pril fS72-inr6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-19
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
Rivalling Chicago in Sunday Pastimes
Bold and Brutal Robbery.
Snecial IN rne Union and American.

Bold and Brutal Robbery.
Special TO the Union and American.
CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, Nov. lS.-Sun-
day evening at three o'clock man went to
the residence Of Mrs. E d. Estes and knock
ed at the door. No one else being present,
she opened it. The man pushed her back,
drew a bowie knife, and putting it against
her breast said, "Gve me what money is
here or will cut your id CUTS out" She
replied that she had no money. He then
said "None OF your id lies or l will cut
your heart out" She begged him not to
kill her, and gave up what money she had,
about sixty dollars. He then knocked her
across the room and kicked her. She is
severely but not seriously bruised in the side
The Freaks of n Drunken Wife-Sad
Consequences.
. shooting atfcay occurred last night be-
tween 10 and ii O'Clock between Patrick
Sullivan and Tom M0rrissy. Mrs. NJ, Toms
wife, had spent the day in PAtrick's compa-
ny. A. about 8 O'Clock P. NJ. she dressed
in mems apparel and went to the house OF
her husband. He penetrated her disguise
at glance, picked her up and threw her out
Of doors, she calling for police. Tom was
afterwards persuaded by his wife's brother
to go to another house, where he found bis
wife sitting on Sulivan's knee. A scuffle
ensued, during which MOrrissy was shot in
the head, the bali passing in at forehead
2nd coming cut near the crown, inficting a
severe but not fatal wound. Sullivan has
escaped.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-19
MEMPHIS.
Sudden Death of GEN. Sale,

MEMPHIS, Nov. 18.-GeD. John T. Sale,
a leading criminal lawyer of this city, died
suddenly last evening of congestion. The
courts all adjourned in respect Of the de-
ceased.
The Bar Association met to-day and re-
solved 10 attend the funeral of Gen. John
II. Slie tomorrow in body.
GruetlI-A POIygIOtt Procession.
The Swiss Of this city presented the
Gruetli Society with a handsome banner
on the occasion Of the celebration of their
anniversary, which was participated in by
the various Irish, German, Italian and
Scotch societies ofthe city in a grand pro-
cessiOn.
Col. Geo. W. Alexander, formerly Of
Richmond, Va, has been elected President
of st. Andrews Society of this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-19
The Statu Quo in Louisiana,
A Complication Of Cases In Court,
warmoth against the World.

WarmOth against the world.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-Upon spplica-
ton Of Gov. Warmosh, Judge Dibble, of the
Sth district court, to-day granted an iDjunc.
ton restraining James Longstreet, John
Tyree, F. j. Heron and Jacob Hawkins
from acting as members of the Election Re
turning Board.
Gov. Wsrmoth to-day made affidavit
against James Longstreet, Ira Lynch, j.
F. Heron, ct ais, charging them with violat-
ing the election law of the State. They
were bailed in $1,000 each.
The case of Heron against Wharton for
Secretary Of State, was postponed until to-
morrow.
The case of Kellogg against the State Re-
turning Board of which Gov. Warmoth is
President, comes up tomorrow in the
United States Court.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l7.-The total vote
of the parish of Orleans is, for President
Grant, Il, ,296; Greeley, 22,687. Greeley's
net majority in the State, as far as heard
from is 6,707, including returns, mostly
official, from all but two parishes. Beaure-
gard is elected Administrator of Improve
ments.
Maine.
AUGUSTA, Maine, Nov. 18.-At Kenne-
bee the journal returns from the entire
State, with the exception Of twenty small
towns and plantations, give Grant major
ity of 1,739. This is the smallest vote cast
for President since 1870, and Grants vote
is more than double that of Greeley.
New Yorh's MayOr.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The Committee
of Seventy will decide tomorrow evening
whether it will continue in existence or not.
Some members think it wise to preserve
the organization to support the mayor
elect, Havemeyer, who being a Democrat
and elected mainly by Republicans, is with
out present political backing
Thurlow Weed is slowly recovering from
his recent severe indisposition.
New YOrk's Majority.
ALBANY, Nov. 1S.-The Euening Jour
nal, taking the unofficially reported major
tiles for Kings, New York, Otsego, Put
nam, Rockland and Schoharie counties, and
the official majorities for the remainder of
the State, makes Grants majority 53,58I,
and Dix's 53,558.
The Double Election in Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 18.-The Reform
Republicans are holding meeting to night,
claiming the election of the Reform State
ticket. Afew days since tho Republicans
fired cannon in honor of the election of
their ticket. Both parties still claim the
State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-19
EPIZOOTIC.
Chickens, Turkeys, Geese and Ducks
Attacked.
Dying by ThOusandsi-- Poor PrOspec
for Thanksgiving Day.

Dying by Thousandsi-- Poor Prospecl
for Thanksgiving Day.
New YORK, Nov. 18.1-Along the line
OF the Hudson river terrible disease has
broken out among the poultry. Chickens
are dying by hundreds and the turkeys
geese and ducks in the market show signs
OF the malady. The disease appears as.
suming the form Of destructive pestilenee
among domestic fowls. The poultry is
said to be dying along the banks of the
Susquehanna, In Pennsylvania, by thou
sands, from an epidemic disease which ap-
pears to be general.
Equine DrOpsy.
Dropsy, the new horse disease, has made
its appearance In all the city car stables
Fifty per cent of the horses attacked are
said to die, and the horses affected are
mainly those worked while suffering from
epizootic. Stablemen are becoming alarmed
as they thought the disease was disappear
ing.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 18.-The horse dis
ease is well under ri every street car
being withdrawn, no horses to hire in livery
stables and provisions being made for
hauling fire engines by hand. 81
North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 18.-Within
the past forty hours the horse malady has
spread to an alarming extent, though no
fatal resRlts are yet reported.
leo Deaths at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 18.-Nesrly one
hundred deaths among horses have resulted
from the epizootic. The bad weather of the
last four days it is thought has increased
the fatality. The streets to-day are almost
entirely empty of horses. The steamers
and railroads bring large numbers of oxen
daily. They have taken the place of horses.
Some of the railroads have resumed deliv-
ering freight.
I'm the Blue Grass Region.
Specials TO the Gazette from Lexington,
KY, say the epizootic has broken out there
to-day.
Memphis Takes it Mild.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1S.-The epizootic has
made its appearance here though in q mild
form. The symptoms are similar to those
in New York and other Eastern cities, but
as the stable men have been preparing for
it for weeks they hope it will not assume a
malignant type.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-19
POLITICAL.
Federal Interference In Elections.
Six Alabama Legislators Arrested
BY United States MarshaIs.
Legislature AdjOurns for Want Of
Quorum,

The RAIDS Running a Legislature of
Their own Makeup, fu q Federal
Court-rOOm.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 17.-Messrs.
Morgan, Kimbro and McNeill, Conserva-
tiyes, who have certificates of election as
members of the Legislature, were arrested
by United States Deputy Marshal to-day,
between Selma and Uniontown. 1t is re-
ported that the Marshal is to take them TO
Mobile. The Marshal said he had instruc-
tions not to take bail. The offense charged
is some violation of the election law. This
will make the political complexion of the
Legislature doubtful OH organization, as the
carrying of the prisoners to Mobile viii in
volve several days delay. The Liberals
and Conservatives would have amajority in
the House, if the arrested parties were al
lowed to take their seats. The Legislature
meets tomorrow.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 1S.-The Al
ALBANIA Legislature convened, by law, to-
day at II o'clock. Lieut.. Gov. Moreau,
who holds over by the constitution until his
successor is qualified, called the Senate to
order in the Senate chamber. Eighteen
Senators were sworn in, and the Senate ad-
journed.
In the hall of the House, Hubbard, the
Speaker Of the last House, and who holds
over by the constitution until his successor
is elected and qualified, called the members
to order, and on call of the roll of counties
45 Representatives presented themselves
and were sworn in. There not being quo
rum, the House adjourned until II NJ to-
morrow.
Every member in each House, at the
Capitol appearing to day was Conservatives
The Republicans met at the United States
Court room and organized, with a member
of each branch in the chair. This makes
two Legislatures in Alabama. There are
five Conservatives absent, but they will ar
rive tonight.
The three at Marengo who were arrested
yesterday hold certificates of election, but
they have been carried to Mobile. This
would make tfty-three Conservative men,
bers in the Conservative branch. Fifty-one
is quorum. The Republicans are said to
have sworn in fifty-two in their branch,
claiming anS seating three from Marengo
and three from Barbour counties, but who
do not hold certificates of election from the
Secretary of State. The Conservatives
from Barbour county who hold the certii-
Gates were arrested this afternoon, but they
promptly gave bonds to appear at the next
term of the United States Court and were
discharged.
There is considerable excitement but no
disturbance yet. Tomorrow will probably
make new developments.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-19

THE Legislature of North Carolina met
yesterday. 1t is not Known what steps will
be taken in regard to the fraudulent return
in the case of Gov. Caldwell. Judge Mer-
riman was undoubtedly elected in opposi-
ton TO money and imported negroes.
North Carolina, at her State election, was
inundated with both, and Caldwell return
ed as the dudnt courier Of the main column
Of af.er results. We trust a contest will be
made in North Carolina, and the facts sub
mitted to the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-19

BURKE BOND has been elected to
the Legislature from Williamson
county. He is young man of
broad and comprehensive views,
a fine orator, brilliant intellect, true man,
and in every regard worthy to represent the
people who have elected him. BE will
take high stand in that body, and be
useful member. What blessing and hon.
or to the State it would be if every county
had member like him !-COLunlbid Her.
aid
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EARTHQUAKE.
I'm Rocs.Rtbbod New England.

""
CONCORD, n H, Nov. ia severe
shock Of an earthquake occurred here this
afternoon about O'Clock. 1t began with a
sort OF explosion, followed by trembling
and shaking. which lasted about ten seconds.
Buildings rocked violently and the shock
was plainly perCeptible TO people walking
in the streets. Its apparent course was
from West to East. Telegraph operators
at Cono5tock and Warner report same
obncly thoro
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AbbeyViIIe Burned.
A Gne-HOrse Tammany.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1S.-The Board of
Aldermen were tonight investigating the
charges of fraud and malfeasance in Office
against George W. Levy, Chief of the Fire
Department. One witness swore he did
not receive the money which pay rolls
showed that Levi had drawn for him. The
investigation was adjourned till tomorrow.
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THE Legislature Of Alabama met yester-
day. The Radicals tried to prevent the
Democrats having majority and electing
the officers by srresting and carrying off
several members on Sunday.
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1T is stated that the friends Of Maj,
John A. Board, who has been elected a
member Of the Legislature from the eoun-
ties Of Obion and Lake, will urge him
for Speaker OF the House of Representa-
tives.
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SUSAN b. ANTHONY
RerInnnsion of the RaIIof Rox.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Nov. 18.-Wsrrants
have been issued for the inspectors of cleo
ti3n who received the ballots of Susan B.
Anthony and her female friends. The ex-
animation in the case of Miss Anthony is
postponed by agreement to the 29th. She
says she is pleased TO have her case brought
lpfLlrn the cnnIfe.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Memory OF Meade-SIOO,O 900 for
His Family,

His Family.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18.-A memorial
meeting in respect to the memory of Gen.
Meade was held his evening in the Academy
OF Music. The members Of the Union
League attended in body. Bishop Stew
ems opened the proceedings with prayer,
after which Gen. Humphreys pronounced
al Grafton. A series of Hesol4 4tiOns we're
then adopted and the proceedings were
brought to a close by Gibbons, who made
short address, A large crowd witnessed
the proceedings (which were very interest
ing. The business men Of the city have
nearly completed fund Of 100000 for the
family of Gen. Meade.
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a Rlaen OF Death.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 18.-Two men,
strangers here, sought shelter in the boiler
house of blast furnace this morning. One
of the men named Thomas was found
dead, having been sufocafed by gas, and
the other insensible from the same cause.
Thomas started down the river from Pitts
burgh, working on q boat, and having
sprained his arm WAS discharged at Cincin-
natl.
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A Fatal platform.
sixteen Wines ON the strika.

New YORK, Nov. IA dispatch from
Philadelphia states that there is great ex-
element in the mining regions consequent
upon general strike of miners for an ad-
vance Of ten cents per ton. The operators
refuse to give the advance. Sixteen mines
are now idle, all the miners in them having
quit work.
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The Supreme Cont to-day decided the
celebrated Cherokee land case in favor of
Jay the purchaser of the lands from the
tribe, holding that as the United States had
not enforced forfeiture against the Indians
for taking part in the rebellion that the title
could not be impaired by its entry and oc-
cupation by settlers whose title is declared
void.
The court also decided Brigadiers are not
entitle to increased commutation of rations
given officers of and below the rank OF
Brew. Brig. General by act of 1866, thus
sustaining the action Of the pay department
In the case of Gen. Hunt aud reversing the
decision of the court of claims.
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SUNDAY MOrk.

TORONTO, Nov 1S.-The gauge on the
Grand Trunk Railroad, between Sarni2 and
Fort Erie, q distance of 200 miles, was
changed yesterday from five feet six to four
feet eight, and halfof all trains are running
to-day on regular time.