, 1875-01-02
NEWS SUMMARY.

Of these great statesmen have an
abiding faith that money can be
made plenty by an Act Of Con-
gress. They reason that it does
not cost more than two and a half
cents TO print hundred dollar 5
worth of greenbacks, and if the
greeHbacks, when printed, are as
good as coin, that is a much cheap
er way TO make money than to dig
gold and silver out of the bowels
Of the earth. .....
General Ord has, in compliance
with request from General Scho-
field, sent two companies of troops
from Beaver, Utah, to Southern
Nevada.
The message of President Grant
is generally discussed without
much excitement in Cuba by the
people who do not attach much
importance TO the illusions in it to
Spain and Cuba. The Diario, a
paper published in Havana, con-
cludes that foreign nations can,
but will not interfere in the inter
nal affairs of the Island, and says,
:" If the duration of war is a good
reason for intervention, then the
foreign powers ought to interfere
in the United States to stop the
war with the Indians, which has
lasted much longer than ours, and
is not yet ended"
Suit has been commenced in the
Twelfth District Court Of San
Francisco by George N. Murray
against the Odd Fellows Savings
/ Bank for 100000. The action
for this damage grows out of the
drowning Of the Eve -year-old sor
of Mr.. Murray on the 10th o.
November last, in an unprotected
well situated on a lot belonging
to defendants The complaint al,
leges gross carelessness in leaving
the well in so open and dangerous
a conditionin in proximity to a pub
lie schooEho0se. 70 llaf-H 7iTo
King Khlakua has been seeing
! all the sights in New. York. + ~
Wilbur-F. Story, editor and pro
prietor, Of the Chicago Times, OF
the occasion Of bis marriage [Dec
2nd) decided his bride ahalf inter
est inithe Times newspaper .
President Grants message con
tains no Allusionl to a reciprocity
treaty between Canada and tht
United States 7 .es7l, mo7l Ia.
In responding 70 Lutrell's re
quest in behalf of the Round Val
ley settlers Of Oregon, the Com
missioner General Of the Land OF
fee says the DePartmentss permis
sion for them to remain until the,
have paid the assessed value o
their property viii be held to in
clude the right to cut timber from
public lands for fuel and necessa
ry repairs a3sT ;sDdi baIuiol
z The fare on the London horse
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said to be standing-coiIafs, stove
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warrant for Haskell and placed 4
IN the hands Of a sheriff. Haskell
locked himself in q stateroom and
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