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The Courts.

Judge Johnston allowed the connsel
Of Mrs. Church $500, Jordau, Jordan e.
Williams, Tor travelling ex ,teuses, hotei
Ollis, counsel fees, g., to enable her Ia
go to Boston and cross. Xamine whine c.
es III ser divorce SUIT against her nus.
Dahd, JOhn Church, the amount to be
a&en into consideration III the final
nearing OF the case.
Eled. Ah"ens against John Wetter.
manu-. MOTION to set aside an apprlise-
ment OF brewery in r aiding. Under
adVtsempnt.
Peter Del Marian against JOSEPH S..
bastlan. suit to dissolve partnership
and tor appointment of receiver, Laid
over.
ln the case of August Seilelke against
Maria Seldelke-a sui for divorce on the
ground ol fraud in the marriage con-
Lract-a decree was granteu.
PROBATE.
Pedro Benner, druggist, northwest
corner OF Linn and Hopkins, made an
assignment for the benefit OF his credit.
ors to Drau in Wulsin. Bond OF as.
slgnee fixed at $3 900.
Louis Wyier ana Joe Kronacker were
appotn Ell admlnisti ators OF Solomon
Bloom. $4,000 prrsonaL v; 81 600 rat, =.
Tue VIII OF August luz was admit, d
to probate. Annie Maria Braun wasap.
p Jinted executfix.
Henry IerI made an assignment to d
Helnsheimer, Jr., in favor of MS cred.
ltors. Ine property assigned cons Sis
OF the notion store No. 463 Main street
Bond $l,4OO.
POLICE.
Drunkenness--John Phillips, 10 days:
Daniel Lehan, IS; Maggie Gallagher, $5U
and 30 days.
D,sorGerly Conduut-Annie McKen.
z1e, dismissed; Mary and John Mckeu.
zle, uiem ssed; Robert Stanton. $40.
Robert Williams, $40; rnomas Smith. 30
lays; Frank Cornelius, new rial grant
ed, case dismissed; { thar es Sirnkamp,
CONTINUED to o. ober 10, ball 1000; j. N.
Suong, dismissed; Jonn Williams, $5:
George He,hz continued TO Sept. 10, balI
$40; George orh"ein, costs; NJ. j. Mat
news, cOninuat to Sept 10.
a ssauIt an Batter IA We nd Hugh
savage, continued TO Sept. 81; James
oaa.p, continued to Sept. lS; Fred.
~ ell Il costs.
Vagtancy Josephine Bax er, Rosa
Lee, Maggie Il ,Derts aud Belle nltn.
smisse"; SHERMAN Smith, House o.
Re eiuge.
Miscellaneous-B b. Deem and VIM.
oleck, permitting noise anu dlsorderly
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CLRvrtANn sont IA pst.,,o,,,, o,,;o.
.oiIi, ~. AMI. a.E,i Tup. Ieuoleuih oulet:
''"i'""i" "''''c' 1io 'ee'' iEhe'
CHARLESTON. S. e.. Sept. l4--Cotton stead
ier: Middllng n4c, low mIuunng l23sc .ooa
ordinary l2c.
MEMPHIS. Sent. 14-Flour firm, cboice ron,i
lv. |A7 70. Corn higher az c6a60c, IN Store.
Oats quiet at 4Oa45c in store. Pork quiet al
Sl45O. Lard hr.n: tierce, l0c: keg. l05.c. Ba-
con llrm at 6Aashas&c. Bagglng dull at
l2xa3 Nc.
PIrTsBuRa. Sent, ID Wheat. oh ,iao rod
Ohio AN Inriann 81 Rial 9s. kcntu~rU ub,t
and amber &, 3sII d. orn. 1T ,,;r,i1' MY
ishipp. vrll,w sbeIeJ 5sa 5o - ,,Iwa slai1 ui5n
car, yellow, b ,59c; mixed, 56a5Sc. Oals: stOcg I
faIr and heavy; white, 3tai6c; mixed, 3Ga34 /;
new, 2Sa5Oc, X Q: nothing doing.
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CINCINNATI BOYS IN NEWPORT.
One of them Shot by Mars hal Lock


About IL o'clock last nj hit u fight oc.
CURED in Newport between the city
police and a party of Cincinnatiaus
from the Eighth Ward, led by Ex-Coun.
Gilman Gus CLARK and rough named
| Mike Fitzgerald. They had gone over
to that city TO attend the opening of
Trainer & Silva's saloon, at the cor.
er of Front and York streets After
having filed their skins with bad
whisky, they went to Eclipse Hail,
where IA private ball was in progress 8
They demanded admittanee, and. OF
course, were refuse They attempted
to force their way, when Marshal Lock,
Officer Boyd and Others interlered.
fhe roughs attacked them, and knocked
the Marshal aown. The Cincinnati
| bloods took out their armorjes, and.
threatening to clean cut the police, fired
at them. Marshal Lock was on his
knees and re urned the fire.
The ball struck Mike FIzgerald, one
Of the shOotists, In the aDdUmen on the.
right side near the groin. and ranged
downward. 1t was thought possible
hat The wound m ght not prove fatal.
rnis practically ended The isnt, and
other officers arriving, the men we're a.
rested. clark was released, however,
on giving bail. Fitzgerald, at MS own
request, was taken to the G sod s ,mar,-
Ian Hospital at o''lock TINS mogainr,
The parties appeared befor, Judpe
Ge ,sler, in Newport, This morning, name.
ly: A. +. Clark, William MeHus1, Mle
Fitzgerald and L. Carrigan, to answe "a
charge oi breach OF the peace aud carry
Ing concealed weapons. Their case
were continued until tomorrow moru-
Ing at O'clock. and they were require
to give 500 each for appearance. VIM.
Gir,y, Oh Cincinnati, furnished III,
necessary bonds Tor each OF the prison.
ers.
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The following deaths nave been placed
IN record since our last report:
Frank Mening 50 yrs. city.
Benjamin Husman, "a yrs, city.
james NteD us, 10 mos, city.
Clara X ock, yrs, CITY.
In AM ii lgnland, stillborn, CITY,
Infant uamDrock, stIllDorn, CITY.
Theodore Bley, II yrs, city.
eljamln W. h. Meyers, 3 yrs, CITY.
Il bert Hess, yrs, CITY.
W WlliIam Donauoe, 3 ,rs, CITY.
Annie Ryan, 2 yrs, clty.
Catherine hnfienDerg, 81 yrs CITY
Annie DarhenIau, 8 nks,
Edward Z. I'll son, s mos. CIV.
Solomon Bio N, ~ rs, Germany.
Helen Gerdes, ~ yrs, Germany.
DAVID D.'LanA, 80 yrs, OAlo.
Anna M. l.. Schaul, II mos, city,
Frank Collins, III yrs, city.
mary q kiare, II yrs, city.
lnian. Runh, CITY.
Maria Salhner, 70 mos, city
Pn'Iomenia Wlllet., Is mos. citv.
Maria e Meeman, 3 yrs. civ.
VIM. Cadden, mos, o,ty.
Infant stamp, hours, cItv.
Be. nara ep brlng, 3S yrs, Germanv
Rev. .. ". Bogart, 6S yrs. Fr,mn.
p 2, ,uiI 1 ,ai'Le n"Ief' 80 IS, Pennsylvanla.
Daulei oheele, 5J yrs. Ireland.
Ludwig }, BonuIcK, wks, CITY.
Ii lie Is N 1rris, IL 3, clty.
Maria IL ,tner, IL mos, city.
Edward KrAmei, 2 yrs, city,
DOS. Martin, 81 yrs, Canada.
JENNIE Wrlgut, 70 yr-, lanada.
Mary .z,'o Hand Land II yrs, Kentucky.
ln'ant Burk, stu. born.
Teorge Il 1z1ar, "a yrs, Germany.
I@@resia @ Kern, 30H yrs, Germany,
NARY otnye>, 54 lr-, Germany,
t"I,}' G"orge nGSusmAn, 70 yrs, Germany.
uottileD ocna"e', 43 yrs, GermInv
Mary otreckeI, y, city.
EmeIlne A. Landlne, As yrs citv
UhknoWn lnIant, ''' 0i'''
use"I Us, y a. q, hockedt, 7yrs, city.
M 2 y .tt!lch, 70 rs, Nv.
Ei,z. Ltsning, II yr,, CIV
" wv 'O"rg' 26 yrs, city.
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house, dismissed; Rosa Lee, contempt,
dismissed; Joseph and Mary Fallon,
shooting with intent to Kill, held to an-
swer, bail $50 each; Dudley Waters
and Charl Alexander, petit
larceny, dismissed; q. N. Griffin, abus-
ing family, dismissed; Thomas Hamil-
ton, alias Hill, petit larceny. 80 days;
Philip FOrst, street begging, 30 days;
JOnn NJ organ, petit larceny, $500 and 80
days; Maria Murry, false pretemses, dis
missed; Maria Murry, petit larceny, $40.
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Suit Against the Emerv So.

Conrad FroeuIlcn this uorn.,o6io,
'u'' III the Court OF Common Pleas
"ga'nst Thos' Enery's Sons, TO recover
20 ooo damages alleged to have been sus.
tanned by breacn OF contract on ,no
pait Oh lne Latter. Froenllcn saws that
nr ieaseu C4e house and premises. M
llo west Third street, and Thai Inc
ie sc Woul expire on the 1st OF S4n-
tember, 1878. He furtuer adds thai tin
ue endaht Voeated said lease Nv tparing
aoMh tue building adjoining thCIeny'
uhueimlnIng Lhe cedar o. his premises
ana Causing his business to be destrUyeI
Hence Tie ac,Ion.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTISERSIN THE STAR, Mr.. E. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. " ASrOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has heen appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will De
q branch office OF the STAR, MIR. shifen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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Cincinnati Live STOCK Market.
CINCINNATI, Sent. H-e p. M.
FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. sept. A-i:3O P. M
Gold is steaty at Yesterdays quotations.
BHvlng at iO3, and selling al lO33S. Gold checks
on New YORK drawn at 1882
new Y orK exchange quiet and steady Rates
unchanged We quote it buying at par ana
selling at lilo premium.
Sterling quieI, steady and unchangel. Drawn
at "a o6'a foF sight ana 81 93yo lor sixty-day
bills pc f in gold.
Governments are steady. The local demand
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The Board Of Fne Commissioners yes
terday evening allowed wants" for the
Department amounting to $3.50. Tue
s mi-monthly bills, amounting to ST.
S4S So, were also allowed, and the pay
10 | hr August approved.
The charge against Engineer Peters,
OF Company lS bang absent on Two oc-
casions without leave, was referred to
IDIeI Megtue.
Bids were received for furnishing
hose TO the Department as follows, per
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SPORTING NEWS.


National Associated Press to the star.
CHICAGO, Sept. l4-DanIel OLeary
and Mr.. John Ennis, the pedestrians,
came together in this city yesterday, and
agreed to walk ma ch Of one hundred
miles in New York during the next for
Ly days for $500 side. Mr.. w. b. Cur
tis was agreed upon as a referee, and h."
will select a date. The money IS TO be
deposited with the editor of Wilkes
Spirit OF the Times.
Baseball.
The following games were played yes.
terday:
LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA The Louisvilles
were deleaLed by the CincinnatIs by u
score OF 4 to 7. Mitchelrs puzzlng
pitching could not be m 4stered by The
nome club, and the fielding by the Cin-
clnnatls Was excellent. Here Is the
score:
Innings ..........1 81 9
LoulsVl ne. .......... l o. 4
Umpne-Carey
Time of game Two hours
First base by errors -LouIsvllles, 8; Cinc!n-
natis, q
Runs earned-Lousvilles, 3; Cinclnnatis, |.
Number times reached first base during
game-Louisvllles, 10; Clnclnnauis, II.
Balls call don D1vlin, II; on Mitchell, 10
Strikes caled-OT DevlIn. a.; of Mitchell.
a.
Bases on called balls-Hall
Struck out-onyder, Latham, Miller, Man
ming and FoIey, twlce.
TWv-D hlts-Gerhar1t and Manning.
Three hts-Mannlng, Jones, Addy and
Crayer.
Lett ON bases L0uisvillcs, 4; tincinnatis 7.
Passed balls-Snyder, Il miller, l.
Wild Pltcnes-Deylm, !.
OuU on tlles-L0u svlile-, ~; Cincinnatis, l3.
Flies Mis- eu-Loui, ,vllIts, Crowley, /; Cin-
CHINA is, A,idY, 2: Naming, /.
Double Plays-Ad y auu Miller.
BOSTON, Sept. IA
Innings a8 3 8 7sy
Bostons .....4 8 0 / o 0 o.
ST. LOUIS. ........... y U 0 0 o. !
Umpire-M. j. Bigelow, OF the Yales.
Runs earned-Bostons, D; st. Louis, l.
First base on helding errors-BosGons, 3; St.
Louis, l.
First base on called ball,-Wright, l.
Struck ouC-Wrignt, 2; Leonard, /; Sutton,
/; Croft, l, kemsen, l.
Errors affecting the score-By st. Louis, 8;
Bostons, y.
Pass d balls and wild pitches-None
Three base hltS-SuGtOn anu Brown
wo- base hlts-O'Rourke, White, Bond and
Morrill,.
LClt On DuSeS-DoSJOnS, B: ST. LOUIS, d.
lime OF game--lwo hours anu eight min
utpS.
PITrSBURG, Sept. IA -
Innings ....... 2 6 7 S 10
Stars ...........0 0 0 0 0 U q
Allcghanys..... D 0 y U U o. /
Runs earned-Stars, |.
COLUMBUS, Sept. IA -
1nnings".........l 8 So
Buckeyes. .........0 0 3 U U D 0 3--12
Rochester .......... U 0 u 0 o.
Umprc--F. Fleet.
kuuS earned--BuGkrves T.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY. 18TH. at . Y. NJ. OSltlY ELY,
sTs N DANUBE, Charles Thorn, Mast +.
.e99ka&.E Apply on board, OF to Royse n Mo-
Hkfsxza1kSttzR set Agents.
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Nermillinn Standard The pony men :;
of Vermilliou who attended The great hqc
tbon sale Of indian ponies at laHk1on .lass
week have all returned Nermillion eau
nov boast of having the greatest variety
andlergvst number of genuine lndian po,
MES .ot any city cast OF Deadwood, ------- A
frightfal accident occurred AT the residence
of our .owpsman, r r. Briggs, fast Friday
evening, His youngest daughter, little
child, was ieartuliy kca1ded by hot coffee,
which unfortunately WAS spilled on the
chlld's head. The bead was literally eoek
ed, and for long tune ii was thought the
little creature would not live. Every inet
Of cuticle of the head face and neck wa
sealded of DR. Evans wss called, and vi
are Informed ,ha, the child is recovering a
fast as possible. -
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II y T. Il Z "A f II 10.
4 O'clock. p. IN
coNnENsBr KILOGRAMS

The y Pspi PiapeeE Press Y now pria''
q s,i's i,eF-eNtladef tl'* i'l'ss
Pbe Wisconsin sfs.e l.t'iiiSe = ~ 'ess'ea
q NilN aoIsee ~l' saisii aissa9saee'
l5ireie zee la'sasints 'laye ''eeh con-
peihe toslsfetd s'peststl9is Y ''s''isS's ''''''
q ihe ln'ease c"ti see1h'F
an returns i'tr es'nsf'sss'li'i - ! 's,'i'i7,
s. Teeaaotea' t'.tt = s''s',,t iis9ss'ssp' tDH
det'tas faruan alsl ts'io99llc7h'
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DAKOTA NEWS.

Fargo Times, Dec 29,h: Mcssrs. Nc
Hench aud Hexom started for Yankton
Yesterday morning-the latter TO take his
seat in the house, and the fB7mer to contest
Backs election to the council =
V,ermillon Republican, Johnie Van Ne
ter, son of A. c, Van Meter. boy abou.
ten years old, while sliding down the bluff
a. the upper end OF town, on Tuesday, &C,
ciden,ally run into an old hsy.rack and
broke his r,gh. thigh.
Fargo Times Henry STEINER, the young
man who WAS lost and 30 badly frozen 10
the storm on the night Of the 18th inst,
died at Moorhead last "wednesday morning.
--Fsrgo has had healthy and flourish
ing growth during the year just closed
Forty new business and residence build
ings have been erected, and still there is q
demand FOR more from those who wish to
rent
Dakota Republican Billy Kramer, who
J has been running as express messenger or
the Dakota Southern road since It's compile
ton, and who is one OF the straighlest bps
| mess boys e1tapt, hss gone into retirement
and we shall no more see His smiling fac,
! In the e1pFess car Of his old line. he bai
been appointed as agent In Yank,on, sue
ceeding Mr.. Miner who has been elected
register OF deeds. A. Christensen take,
] Kramer's old run on the road,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Jacksonville Telegraph
Operator Discussed.
Barnes FURNISHES Written
Statement.
The Oregon Matter Comes
Before the Senaie.
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Washington Jan. 5--Mr. Morto,,
called M the resolution of he eec.
-iious commi,tee sdeolaripp that Aym.
Turncr is Bound under his oath to
answer questions Of the committee
regarding The Transmission OF ,ele.
gra,ns throa.h his eIIiee at Jackson.
VILE Oregon, etc.
Mr.. Kelly argued ,ha, there was
no rtat,e4,t -, t..rfti,,3 sttr,,la rr,t
be y..sl. put}l5e VI hen iasfiee5 reanif
a 1'a4s.a Wea kro@n princiyle .ot
law that wfftttey communications
hpwerer col tisleniTsi u,ust Sc pro.
dueod IN coptts mhen NECESSARY 10
serve the ends nt i,s,ice Tntne,
had undoubtedly dlstlesed part o]
what passed through his Office ana
mnst now ,ell Tho, whole He was
very snre NJ, bip, wropo had nassad
over the wires any imnroper ,t)
.egram had zone that way he would
have known il. He was satisfied
that not dollar had been expended
jmprpperIy.
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FOREIGN.
TuRhKY MiI.1 nErrhE.

New YORK Ian. "a Berlin speci-
al says Russia intends, after the final
rupture OF the negotiations. 10 ask
the powers for authorization to en-
force the proposals of the conference
in their name. Turkeys bnsl refusal
is anticipated and the conference will
then have no further business at Cons
s,antinople. The Russian papers are
greately exaspera'ed at what they
term pusillanimity Of Germany anc
Austria.
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His First Attempt at Fxon-
Grating Himself is Not
Il Success.
Eight Years Allowed for tha
Completion of the
n. p r. II.
MISCELLANEOUS

FATAL EXPLOSION OF GIANT POWDER.
New York Jan, 5--Michael Mulrov!
qnarryman, yesterday entered the
house of John kailor, Mntlave ard
lIgth streets with number Of cart.
ridges OF giant powder which had
been frozen together and set about
,hnwiog them before stove. Mulroy
sat down, holding the cartridges close
10 it and conversing withthe inmates.
Suddenly six two pound oartriges
exploded completely demoishing the
rear OF the building. George Ksilof,
four years old was instantly killed.
Mrs. kailor aud an infant were seri-
=ously injured. Mulroy was badly
burned about the body
PIGEON sHooTlSG.
San Francisco Jan. 5-There was a
pigeon match between Bogardus and
Dr. W. F. Carver yesterday, thirty
birds, English rule thirty yards.
jBognrdus got twenty Six and Carver
twenty Eve. Twenty biels under the
Prairie Club rule, twenty orc yards,
Bogardus killed Is and Carver 10.
FIVE pairs Prairie Club ruics, efgh.
lteen yards, Bogardus 5 Carver I.
THE FLORIDA COMMITTEE.
| Jacksonville, Jan. 1.-The house in
| vestfgation committee lett this morn
ing for Washington.
GROVER TEsTIFlEs.
Washington, Jan, 5--Gov. Grover,
Of Oregon, was examined before the
sena'e com,pittee on privileges and
elections today. He stated HAT ha
issued certificates Of election to the
three b CHEST electors eligible in 81
/ doing, he acted in conformity viii
lie constitution ard in accofdanct
with the he's, legal authority h,
could procure. In answer 10 qpes
tions from Senator Morton, Gov
i Grover stated that he received a let
ter from Judge Hoodley, Of Cincin
1 iuafi, in which four authorities relat
/ iug to cases OF the ipeligibility O
persons to Office were cited. II wa
n three page letter aud was receiver
at the executive Office about a weel
before the witness rendered his de
cision in the case Of Watts. TIL
witness was nnacqeainted with Judg
Hoodley and with his politics. Ha
no correspondence by lcftegaxi,h an
person or persons ineNew York in re
j gard TO the Watts case. He reoeiv
ed telegram from Ex Senator Gre
yer, stating that certain promncr
legal gentlemen thought Watts wa
) ineligible and he wanted to kno,
by what time the question bad I
be settled. Abram S. Hewitt, &
New York.. sent the witness con
munication in which two decisions
Indiana, one in Mars land and one
= Pennsylvania, were cited as being al
plicable in the Watts case. hantc
), Marble, Of New York, telegraphe
the witness calling attention TO II
el Watts case and the witness ansuert
= that he then had the. case under co
:, sideration. The witness has met N
Patrick once, He met him In II
executive Office ut Salem. Patris
WIS introduced to the witness
9 Senn,or Kelly. The witness kne
:, nothing ahou, Patrick and look.
Il upop his call the executive off
Ii as a compliment.
"a LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION.
o. New Oflcans, jan. 5--Tne sena
% committee heard three negroes fro
Mofhonse parish, who testified th
: many colored meu vosed thN dem
!, cratic ticket there. No intimidati
eY;st~d
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chicago.

Chicago, Ian. s.
wHE AT-we.k, and lower % for cs.h; j 2eH
fer February; d for March.
CORN Weak and e.sser tsh for cash NJ
for February
(. OATS Firm; ssh bid for cash, siS for fesra-
Ary
RYE-.72
DAhLKY- Firmer ats.
PORK strong aud higher, Il - for cash, u ss
for February.
LARD strong and higher ii'oior esshi II =
70. Februa4y.
WHISKY --lo7.
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Milwanket, Jan s.
WHEAT Declined lc; closing easy is6s for
ca.h;-l e7a orfebfunry; 2sh for March No.
;, 10
CoRN-Qaiet Al s,c
OATs-a3e.
/ RYH-TAc.
HARLEY sc.
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IN r,st t,ato,. re24ir,5,e ~ alo,,; a..
~
~ A., ,....,,. a.,, s.;
o,.,;,aa ~.
s,iss -. .c,.a,,,,, of had .,a.,non,
"a ~ I,
ueirhbaybooa Since ,b.n ,,roent
spteals have been made for The
mails acco,npspied bv declaration
thai The safety of he most master
should be. secured and twn. ordered
re .estsblisbea
ao,,
In3,an.nor. r. : c,-
uana.;.Ls, = -. .a-,1.
delivered tins morninu contains only
the following allusion To nal;,,eal
matters. Concern,np the nresence al
United States troops in South Caroli.
ma the constitutional. and indie.
pendant authority If ,be STATE courts
aud legislature is endangered # no,
now supported bv . natr;o,;c and lii.
ferty loving sentiment 50 s,rona
AMONG he neonle ,b,, n,r,v and no
,isans a.re ~, AR, 4,
y-,,.,..,.,
!. *. -
~, .,.: n,
~. "
pan oeA'eto VI mowers. His iahliy
| oppose postmortem examination,
which the physicians desire to make
wa. M
"'''''t' ~ ~ ne nouss
~ co'A Alhll.ee Oh tue aclhc rallroaa 10
day agreed to report the senate bill te
extend the time for the. completion oil
the Northern Pacific railroad e;ob,
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-05

New orlcans, jan. 5--Tne senate
committee heard three negroes from
Mofhonse parish, who testified that
many colored meu vosed thN demo
cratic ticket there. No intimidation
existed. 4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New YORK.
New YORK Jan.5
Money per-ecni
Gold 1861,
Governments dlll snd lower.
Stocks dull lSand lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
THE UBLEs IN SAMOA.
Appealing for Projection from the Arbitrary
Measures OF "A German Consul.

SAN Francisco, Jan. lie. n. Griffin.
the United States Consul at Samoa, arrived he re
yesterday by the steamer Zeaiandin. on his way
to Washington. He ID commissioned by the
native Government Of Sim0a as Minister Pleni-
potentiary to negotiate a treaty with the United
States, with view to the formal recognition OF
the native Government Of Samoa by this coun-
try. nd the cultivation Of closer commercial
and general relations MIR. Grifiin accepted the
commission subject to the approval Of the state
Department at Washington.
Concerning the state OF affairs In Samoa, Mr..
Grimm saws that the German house Of Godef =
troy Co.. n member Of which l. the German
Consul there, has been carrying on ur airs with
high individually ignoring native author
ty. and leyying arDitrory nnes ON the people in
satisfaction oil minor offences committed by ma
lives against German residents. In many IN
81 noes the CHI rges have been trumped up. In
enforcing the payment OF fnss God, fffoy < Co.
hade been sustained by u Germ war vessel,
ami they have pursued, generally, AN oppressive
and tyranuical course, which has prom tied the
native Government To seek the moral support Of
the United States. Mir. Grimm will leave for
ashington in a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
THE MOLLY MAG UIRES.
Detection Of Conspiracy TO Escape from tho
louisville Jail.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Jan. 11.-Five of the
Molly Mcguire prisoners now confined In the
Pottsville jail, two Of whom are under sentence
OF DEATH have just been detected In con-
spiracy to escape, which was frustrated by the
failure OF Gibbons, VINO made AN attempt last
SUNDAY night. the prisoners engaged In the
conspiracy were John Gibbons, John Morris,
Mike Doolan, James Boyle. and Mcclellan
bOyles cell Is IN the upper corridor, above
Morris's, while Mcclellan occupies the cell above
Doolans. The plan was That all should 20 to
WORK at the same time, the men 10 the upper
tier working their way Into their confederates'
cells below tho latter digging way Of escape
In the cellar-aDd upon the arrival OF their com
panions, To get into the cellar and leave the
prison by means OF an opening which commu-
hicated with the new prison .Atension now
being built. There Is no doubt that he attempt
would have been successful had Gibbons not
been detected last SUNDAY night. The prisoners
are nov under close surveillance.