The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-12-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Fast.

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pohen' ""'npe'ng he"fy ~ "e", nHs ",
so,'eu' a"o US i"nus, so'"", are pe'"s
'ueu among '"e n'e""e,s' S"",res s'o'
'ng ou' o' 'ne s''ike "'"oc "''So'"''"" "'
"s",pu"om necessary. ,.
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'n"'a NrA, a"'"o, ., n'nons ~
Newark. for sentence on conviction Of fall,
pretenses in the sale Of real estate. Judg
Titworth said the prisoner had made rep
ration a. far as possible, and he would onl
imposc a fine Of one hundred dollars on eac
/ Of the two cases.
/ TuF dollar contribution in New York cit
/ for the benefit of the Kansas sufferers ha
been very generous, the money collecte
being for time from four to FIVE hundre
dollars per day.
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y, w., s,.',i go. '.,., ~, y
Poi"s " s,,i"'""i e''o,"" gu" o"i"' ~
mainder silver Governing 'ommit'ee
the stock Exchange decided not to close tn
Exchange on Saturday following Christina
and New Years.
OFFICIALS Of the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Company say the cable steamer fars
day left Torbay, on the Newft midland coast
paying out the new cable as she proceeded
the intention Of the electricians and man
ayers on board being to splice when th'
vessel reaches the buoy, and thus complet,
the cable from shore to shore.
lr is expected that the Fall River Mill
will start again on full time about the first o
January, but on further reduction Of ter
per cent on wages
Iht Boston anu Lowell and Eastern Rail
fcsa companies arc looking ior the Pefson'
stealing 'helr passenger nckes Ihe iormel
company estimate their loss within the pas
lew months, at So'oo' one man has beef
hned Tor reciving tickets from the conduc
tors
i"t tuhehs OF the Col~nbia college
sehooi OF Wines celebrated the public open
ing oi their new building by presenting
silver cup to each member Of the winning
crew IN the saratoga Regatta OF last summer
Ihk argument OF appeal from Judge
he'n ueeision on the biiI oil particular
IN the beecher-iiiion SUIT has been post
Ponea LOT Tue second 'lme' 'ause; counsel
were otherwise engaged
HENRY WARD BfkcnEh sent congraiu
,a'ory le'er 10 hdna Dean Proctor, on The
happy termination Of her suit with Mr.
Is.n A., o.o' ,,'""'u
,na. A., - ''.', ,',v'".' W "'s """
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The West.
THE trial Of Samuel J. Rndskopt, James
NJ. Bull and J.. Mueller, ou charge Of de-
frauding the revenue, which has been npro.
gress before the United states District ooart,
In Milwaukee, Is concluded. The jury were
out three hours and returned verdict Of
guilty, as TO all the defendants.
"kNkRAL ORD received the following from
Beaver, Utah, which was received by the
conmanaan' ai that post yesterday;
%hi' NV, iseemoet 10.
~. , ,ua'I., ,,s- nav. .' 'c' iV'.", :" 'u's
arms and a.t IA, ,roon. ~, ,ra,.a,en an ina, The
Indians he punished"
Phoebe being in General scoield's depart.
ment, General Ord informed him OF the
trouble, and offered to send troops from Fort
Cameron To the assistance Of the settlers
General scofeld 50 requests. and two com.
paries Of infantry are now under ma,cb;p,
orders for Phoebe.
INDIAN AGENT INGALLS, telegraphs from
the Indian Territory that he has discovered
immense Illegal whisky transactions. and