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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

AT THE BUFFALO IN. w PARK RACES
yesterday the drst race for the 225 class Was
postponed, after ave heats, until Tomorrow.
Alley and Richard each won two heats. In
ne free 70 al race Rarus won In 2i9X, 2ls,
&19k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

"A GLAss-BALL BADGE.-Capiain A. II.
Bogardus is about 10 offer a $500 trophy TO be
neid by the champion glass ball shooter Of
America. The rules for the contests have
been drawn up and will be issued In q few
days. The first contest will take place during
Island. The contest will Sc for $40 q side.
any winner pledgtng himself 10 shoot any
challenger for q sum not less than ESQ .
side, within two months Of the date OF the
challenge, under penalty of forfeIfing the
badge. The editor OF the Fores a "a S,reom
and Rod and Gun 70 act as stakeholder; ali
matches 70 be a. 100 glass balls, according 10
Bogardus' rules for glass ball tran shooifnS,
Inc holder OF the badge will name the place
where II shall be contested for; balls 10 -
furnished by the holder of the badge; each
whoever holds the badge for two years
against all corners may take it as his per-
soma s property; The entrance fee for the
promises 70 be q notable event, many OF The
anu-cruelty people who have been conspic-
uous by their opposition 70 pigeon shooting
having promised 10 attend.-lN. y. World
THE STRIKERS CIPHER DIscovEREp-
The brotherhood Of locomotive bremen, OF
New Jersey, who was arrested I'm Phillips
burg, and brought to Jersey CITY, was COM
NJ m se 70 ,ns HUDSON county jail 10 def:1n
graphic cipher code was found, which VIII
be used against the other ringlsadex Of the
strike The cGde explains The rs. fond rra. i9
s sH%s a-4i ~ =, 1s7Sp %f q 'p
TIE BISHOP OF the Roman Catholic church
for the diocese Of Cleveland, OHIO, has ~
sued an order TO the clergy and iaity OF hte
saws: aAn kinds OF round dancing. night
dancing, dancing In halls or bathrooms, Tor
the purpose of raising money for church puI.
oualifiediy forbidden The sale Of Wine boGr
or any Kind Of intoxicating liquors at c6uroh
picntcs, excursions, festivals and ouppago =
United under any pretepce whatsoevor."
In Louisiana have Suspended eiuce ~
Inauguration Of democratic governmsuf q
thai state. =
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NOT GOING TO REsIGN-Assistant Secre-
tary Mccormick says that he has no knowl-
edge of any intention on the part of Third
Auditor Austin TO resi- On his Office, or of any
desire on the part OF Secretary Sherman TO
rtmoye him.
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TERRIBLE COMBAT WITH a DoG-Ia

TERRIBLE COMBAT WITH 4 D0G.-Last
week MI. Taylor, Of York codnty, Pa
having purchased q farm near his home
went TO the place on business, when he was
attacked by q large and furious lg which
endeavored to seize the gentleman by the
Of the collar around the dogs neck and thus
kept him off, but in the scaffi he fastened
his teeth into the arm of the unfortunate
man. Workmen near by came to the rescue,
one man running q fork clean through the
dog, Others beat him with climbs, but ali 10 no
effect until he was killed and his mouth
broken open, by which time Mr.. It's arm
much suffering and pain, from which he
died on THURSDAY last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

A MODEL LEG was quite
Lively fracas on Saturday in q salo IA I'm
the vicinity OF Sth and SAMSON streets. State
Senator George Handy Smith was talking
with mum Der of the roun' ers from his baili-
wick-the First Ward-which he desires 10
continue representing, when a controversy
arose, during which the senator struck one
OF u e disputants over the head with hts um-
brella. A general fight al once resulted, and
for few minutes the scene was q lively one.
The umbrellaed man finally picked up a
mustard pot and threw IL at the portly SEM
tor, but the missile struck the uplifted hand
severing one of the fingers. When an Amer.
can District Telegraph officer entered the
place both sides argued that he was in the
wrong, and accordingly pounded him dread
fully. Then q bartender struck q council
man behind his left ear, and then ii was rI-
mOred the police were coming, and IN a few
minutes the saloon was almost empty
lIhiLQdelphid Tunes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

A VICTORY FOR COLLECTOR RUSSELL
Commissioner Raum TO day heard the COM
plants against Collector Russell, OF Rich
moDd, Va, and decided that the charges were
frivolous aud inspired by malice. Moreover
that they have been twice investigated aid
exploded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

CONGRESSMAN MARTIN I. TOWNSEND has
gone west, intending TO visit Kansas aud
look over his farm in Iowa before his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

REPUTATION In NIRG iNIA.-Five or SIX
candidates for governor in Virginia are all
Tying to see which can whip the devil round
be stump of Reputation the easiest. Ii the
state pays the Interest on its sta debt, IL has
500. Two or three of the candida es are
against reputation" Others are in favor OF
an adjustment" and others "forcing an adj
Justment," all of which are euphem SINS of
the same ugly thing, reputation. Unfortu-
nately no candidate takes his stand on the
only honorable and consistent platform,
taxation and preservation OF the public cred
II; IL he did, he would kill his chances OF sue.
cess. All this is the more discreditable since
the debt OF Virginia was created before the
war, and the state has always been I'm the
should be paid by West Virginia, but ne yer
will be, apparently.-tSpT REPUBLICAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

s0eeven republican Newspaper ps1unna
In Louisiana have suspended sinSe -
inaueurafion Of democratic governmsuf q
thai state. =
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FAILURE OF THE RAID ON MARSHAL
DoCGLAss.-The President has determined
TO retain Marshal Douglass, OF North Caro-
rina in his Office until his commission ex-
pireS in June, 1873.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
PROF. LANGsToN, who has been visiting
frie nds al Oberlin, Ohio, is expected Dme
to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

ARMY ORDERs.-Leave for five month
from July 81 granted Col I. G. Pitcher, Isl
infantry. Leave for two months from July
Isl granted Second Lieutenant j. Summer
Rogers, LIST infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

@New York organ grinders are forbid.
den 70 grind between 8 p. m. and Q. m.
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THE PEOPLE CONTINUE TO PRETER
The lAPR0vED SODA,
with oranuiased Ioe
tee@ EoLH Q. sor.ss M 81 -.
NO HUMBUG-L. RICE vim pay Q fau
saah Dsioe for any kind Of Ladies, 0enss' and
Sa41renr SECOND HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SS,1 Ia 80 ~ arese. esevss1 , asa oest6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED.-An en-
tire family, consisting Of Lewis Spencer aud
his four children, two girls and two boys,
Thursday night. The crime was no doubt
committed for money, rs Spenc er had In his
los session 500 belonging To the township, OF
which he was q trustee. The weapons used
we've an axe and q pitchfork. No trace OF
The murdefeTs has been discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

THE Q. s. TROOPS IN THE MINING RE-
GIoNs-lt is the Intention of the government
In sending troops to the mining districts ri
pennsylvania, TO see that the properly in
that region is protected from any action of
the rioters that may occur, and also To Offer
pro; ection TO any of the miners who may b,
willing 10 go TO work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER-The Sec
retary of the Navy this morning received
information OF the death Of Lieutenant Ed
ward WoOdman, U. s. navy, at Elizabeth
N. j., ON Thursday. Lieut.. Woodman wa
naval service In 1S62
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

roll county, Md, made an Intellectual at
tempt last Wednesday to rob the residence
of Robert H. Hewitt, who had been called
from home to take charge of q squat OF gem
tlemen who had offered their services To de-
fend the property OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company. He left his house In
charge Of his son, who, at q late hour, en-
countered two men endeavoring to enter his
sleeping apartment. A rifle fired at the
burglars caused q retreat, which was fol-
lowed by q volley of stones from them. One
of the burglars was wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.-Deliveries August 3, 1877:
To the Comptroller OF the Carrency-N.
tional currency notes, $50 900. Loan Divi
slon-Four per cent. coupon consols, $3.50 900
miscellaneous. S15 600. Total, 500, 900. Bal.
ance on hand at close OF days work
SlSe ,0e0 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

A PETITION has reached the President
signed by all the prominent business mer
and many leading citizens OF Santa Fe, New
Mexico, asking for retention OF s. b. AK
tell In his present position as governor o
New Mexico, who, they say, has the conf
dence and esteem of large majority OF tn,
citizens OF the territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04
The Centennial Tragedy.

YOUNG GERxAN TAKEN FROM THE PEN
IrENTIARY TO ANSWER A CHARGs OF
MURDER.
Heinrich Wahlen, accused OF numbering
Max Hoehne, walter a. the Centennial eN =
hlbltlon, was taken TO Philadelphia yester-
day from the Kings county paniLentiary, on
requisltion from the governor OF Penusyi-
vaDla. The dec sastd, who was a young Ger
man from Hamburg, arrived In this coIntry
IN the early part OF 1876. He had zen ia
New York but short time when he formed
The acquaintance OF WaLlen. A friendship
sprung up between them. and Wahlen soon
learned all about Hoehne's family affairs.
When the Centennial exhibition opened tue
TWO young Germans went TO Philadel phi "A to-
gether. HOehne finally ruu short OF mon-y.
ana went 70 work as waltz III Die i0r the
restaurants on the exh bition grounds. Ia
The evening the young men were in each
others society great deal. One morning in
July Eoehne was suddenly missed from his
accustomed duties, and was soon atleT dis
covered Murdered IN Ii raviue near Elm II A.
ton. short distance from PoIla rel phia
Everything had b en- t. ken from the plrkers
OF the deceased, aud the murder had sviient-
ly been committed for robbery. No clue
could be ob.auCi for tn. q .scOvery OF Ia =
perpetrator of the deed, and the matter fiual-
~ ceased 10 be thought o. The parents OF
HCShne not hearing from him Tor "A Ion 1 n q
became anxious for his welfare. At last a
letter came TO them from America asking
Tor money, and 10 II ne signed the name OF
Max HoehEe. The writing, however, did
net resemble that of their son, and the father
SfoWlDg suspicious wrote To the German
consul in this city aud asked him 10 learn for
a certainty III the man VINO wrote the letter
was really their son. The German consul
thereupon advertised for Max Hoehne bat
r. celyed no answer. Looking at the news
paper one evening he discovered that Max
HUehne had been arrested in Brooklyn for
burglary, and sentenced To the Kings county
penitentiary. About the same time he
learned mat man, answering the descrip-
ton OF Max Hoehne, given him by toe par
ents, had been murdered al Elm station.
Upon investigation he became aware of the
TACT that the Max HOehne. in the peniten-
tiary, was Heinrich Wahlen, the com panion
OF the murdered man, and that he had the
effects of the deceased, who was no other
than the man he was ia search Of. The pri>-
oner, when questioned on the subject, said
that he purchased Hoehne's clothes in Phil
adelphia, when he was in need OF money
and that he knew nothing Whatever concern
ing his friends death OF course the prison
er's story was not credited, and he was taken
10 Philadelphia 10 be tried for the murIer as
stated above.-[N y. Herald. Sd.
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= DEATH OF SEMINOLE CHIEFrAIN.
Osceola Cooper, a nephew OF the famous
seminole chief Osceola, and himself the ac-
knOwled chief Of the Seminole tribe, and II
reports speak truly, the rightful own n OF q
large fortune, died Thursday morning in a
street lodging house In New York, where he
had been living for o few weeks in poverty
A post mortem examination revealed the
fact that Cooper had been suffering from
Brighps disease of the kidneys and from
dropsy OF the lungs, caused by an ever in.
diligence In drink, and that the immediate
cause of death was dropsy OF the lungs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

BUFFALO, N. 4, August 4-The 9TH and
2:25 class OF yesterday proved an easy victory
for Richard, who led al the start, and inished
8 lengths ahead ON jog, winning the heal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

DECISION AGAINST ADELINA PArrI.-A
paris dispatch says: Adelina PATHS case
has been decided. Both the lady and her
husband had filed applications for judicial
separation. Mde. PATHS application was re-
fused. Her husbands was granted. The sem
tence iates that Mde Patti does not even Of
alleges. On the other hand the documents
placed before the tribunal, particularly the
correspondence addressed to Mde. Patti by a
third person, show that her conduct did the
eravest injury to her husband. The court
therefore pron0unces against her petition for
separation Of body and goOis, and condemns
her TO pay costs. AS divorce Is unrecOgni zed
by the French law neither party can marry
again. The sitting was public The Marquis
de Caux WAS present. The decision was rem
dered by the tribunal OF first instance.
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An IIinoi. Railway I'm rr,ab,e

,ShicAGo, IN l., August "A bin has been
. !. IN tne L =. circuit court here by John
-. bennlson ~ Il John W. Brooks OF Ro<ton.
Mass, 10 foreclose the second ,,,-vt.,s - ~
Shicsgo and lows Railway. The hoSdhold-
-. tepreeenting more thar one tsptp a n,
closed. VIM N. Holcomb, the corpsDxss
treasurer, Was to-day appointed re~ei "a, g.,
Judge Blodgett, under = bond OF ssasa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

PERsoNAL.-HenryA A. Willard, esq, an /
family, John F. Ennis, A. Saks, d. Mach
man, CIV. Adams, esq OF Washington, ara
at Congress Hall, Cape May. ....GeueraI
Burbrfdge, of Kentucky, still haunts the
corridors OF the hotels, waiting for the =
glan II ission. 80. Ferris Finch printing
clerk OF the House of Representatives. is
summering at the Colorado springs. So.
seioYer, who assaulted Jay Gould, was IN
pleasantly mixed up with the Emma mine
scandal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

Mr.. BLAINE Ia q present entertaining ex-
Secretary and Mrs. Robeson.
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Turkish Reinforcements

Inc vienna correspondent OF tue Tune,
hears from Constautinople that reinforce
ments are daily arriving and being imme n
ately dispatched Ia AdrIanople.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE CONFLICT I'M THE EAsF.
The British IN auuaI Sauadr ou

, LONDON, August 4.-The Ddtly NetCS states
that the Channel squadron has been ordered
south 10 Nigo, but whether IL will proceed
further 10 Gibraltar aud the Mediterranean.
or return home after a cruise will fenand
upon the Instructions which are TO a wait lis
arrival in Suatn ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

Too MUCH Notwithstanding Sher man
and Assistant Secretary Mccormick have
recently called attention to the fact that
nearly 66,OCO, 600 In legal tender notes, ag ainst
which certificates Of deposit have been issu
ed, lie idly in the vaults of the Treasury de-
par'nenf. They have interpreted this as in
dlcatipg that the volume of currency In the
country is, TO say the least. not too contract
ed Indeed, this large surplus shows In
their estimation, that about one-sixth Of the
entire volume OF the legal tender notes is not
needed for circulation at all. Anti contrac-
onists criticise this Interpretation of the
issue OF certificates OF deposit, and deny that
II indicates any plethora OF legal tender cur
rency.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon E. s. Boyer.
ordered 10 the Monongahela, at New York,
9th inst; Passed Assistant Surgeon II. p.
bar, ely 10 the receiving ship Franklin, at
norfolk. Va; Passed Assistant PaymaSter
Louis A. Yorke To special duty at New
YORK; Lieut.. Chas. w. Puschenberger, de-
tsched from the Getty sburg on the reporting
OF bis relief, and ordered to the European
station; Cadet Midshipman Henry A. John
son, from the Swatara, and ordered to the
gettysburg. per steamer OF the 18th inst. from
Philadelphia; Assistant Surgeon VIM. G. G..
wilson, from the receiving ship franklin,
and placed on waiting orders; Passed Assist
ant Paymaster II. 7. Stanclif. from the navy
yard, New York, and ordered TO the Essex
ah inst; Passed Assistant Paymsster 8. ID.
Huriout fsom the Essex and placed on sick
leeyet
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BALrsosE. August ~ ,rsIBts .i1... OF, ..
DO. aeael - =, a. consolidated. 6s. a. -sosnnd
--Tiss, an. North Csr,s'ius siNss, cd, d ds nes
: "a 20 DAY. eUgzr quiet, llA
,,SAirfsokE. August t.-C0unn qui-t-m' dsiiue,
..Asls't tiuur dUl, heavy NHd uuchsuged.
Mten, sorthern easicr ana olus-d steady. stern
mer and hisher-southern re-, 500 a. prime
e-l'5, d.. an Der, istal IS g. White, D L,i as:
ienHsylySnt. res. sal -. NJ : .-t-rn - inter
I'D, SPOT l@O. Aususg, ca. 20. Segtsu.bar, 4 81
Ncrns - uikern .ulef and : -afy. sHsfsra rra y
snd higher --potivrn white. lsiss-. G yellow sia
e-Ne~eern miNe-, spct. e. aug 4st and S.pfcnh-r,
oteoi =. STEAMER. 5oS saf. Osts aniet--outharp
N ime' tew: sessl5 ~e-trID white, ga, slsfE, Do
mixed, ~, fcnnf AtNsuia, uti, IS kye dun. 6saff
bsy unchanged Provisions dali ass lases Porg
d 20 al5 3. Bulk meat. o. Oh luiiers. q. clear
rit side, 5 packed 6tsas's B.con-slu,i ,-rs i.
clear no siis,sa Ham,, I2as. LArd-rrirsa 10
Butter unC bar gvd. Prtr.leum dau aaa wosk-
crude. Z; y lec, none CffeitUg ton-- uuchanc-d
WHISKY quiet. IS. Rer-ipts- Flour. ? 90. Wh-at.
22aOO csrn. y too. os.s 90, rye, Su- ShI pnl
Corn, To-s q.
Nsw foRK, August -Stacks IN, ilrf ana price.
declined. hon-l = cold. 49,. EEcaauzr, loas
ssshs sstort &c G,sserrifnerts hrm
Nav NnEE, August -Flyur tuil aud In huFers
favor. ~ heat, sptt dui', futIres a shade nrmc
Uorr quie: and Sfuadg.
IoNDoN, August =, $50 m-Erie railway
shs'e -, prefOrrua stock, D. Illinois tentral, So
LlE skrooi, Auglst 1 m.-RaC 30, 81. f1r
long clear middles. ard .s Tor shorf mid iies
lard, a. Cheese, 81 Besf, So Tor prime mes
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On THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
sz,0OO.oOO Of rreaSur~
The Sut:o Tunnel

NEW YORK, Angus, 4.-San Francisco 9
ports for July, 81 100000.
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PHlLADELPHIA, August 4-ns. Jane.
bis residence, In Germ sulov-u.
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All persons hereby cautioned against buying,
selling dealing trafickns in, using any Bottle
or Bottles bearing the following mara marks, viz
n. A. Shipn, Georgetown, ID. C."
q. Palmer q Green, Gcor getOwn. D. @. or
"e. C. Palmer, Georgetown. ID. e."
zach bsttle bearing IN addition the following:
This bottle IL never sold, ''This bottle never
sold, "nuder the penalty Of an act Of Congress en-
utled oct 10 protect the manufacturers Of min
erai stsr In the bstricr Colun bia, and for other
purroses,' approved July Eth, 1856
AAA'L Q. PALMER,
81 Green street,
UAu GEORGETOWN, ID. O.
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WHISKY RING Observation-Disclosures
Attorney Bliss, Of st. Louis, has been d.
r6cted by the Attorney General to bring q
suit against VIM. Mckee, of the ST Louis
Gtobe Democrat, for the recovery of $500. 900
alleged TO have been received by McKe
from Illicit distilleries. Mckee was one of
me persons convicted for completely with
the great whisky frauds and was released
from the penitentiary by President Grant
This suit Is SINH lar TO the one now pending
al Chicago against Jacob Rhem for the re-
covery of ,OO0,O 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

hEVESCE APPOINTMENTS "A. j. p. Har-
ris ard John F. Weaver have been appointed
revenue gaugers for the 4th district of
North Carolina; r. +. Davidson, for the 9Th
district o. North Carolina; and Thos. Hasam
for District of Louisiana. VIM. IL. Hinton
was apron stOrekeeper and gauger for the
18th district of Illinois; and w. f. Reade for
the 5th district of North Corolina. The Presi-
dent has appointed Thomas A. Wiley to be
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Ian
caster district, in Pennsylvania, vice Muh-
lenDurg, deceased.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22
LATEST BY MAIL.

Canada is nov sending beef and beer to
England.
(. Owing to the competition Of India the
tea trade of Shanghai is declining.
A sleep-walking young lady in Cotton
wood, CAL, while passing through her faith
er's sleeping chamber was awakened by his
hand upon her shoulder. She fell down
dead.
A man in Wilmington flleda sprinkling
pot with benzine, and dampened the carpet
in his parlor with it, as = protection against
moths. Gas generated by the benzine caus-
ed . violent explosion, killing two women
Who we're in the apartment.
Poredin, Oct. 1S.-The car, addressing
the general staff on Wednesday, declared
that he and all the members Of the imperial
family would remain with the army to share
in the labor and fortunes Of the war and
witness the deeds Of the soldiers. He con-
cluded. "I myself will care for the wants
Of the army, and Unnecessary all Russia will,
as once before, take up arms"
Havana, Oct. l9.-News has been received
that a Spanish column recently surprised
thirty insurgents, killing fifteen and wound
ing the rest. The killed we're taken into
Puerto Principe for recognition. Among
the dead whose recognition was established
a m undoubted fact were Senator Machido,
president Of the Cuban chambers, and Sena-
tor Larrua, insursent secretary OF war.
New Orleans, Oct. l9.-Pinch back has
written the chairman Of the senate election
committee, renewing his claims to the sen
atorship, calling attention to his credentials
Of January 18th, 1877, duly presented b,
senator West and referred, but never acted
on. He says Senator Morton early last ses
sion promised 10 investigate this matter
The credsntiais ars - valid A. those o
Eus,i. or kellogg, and should receive care
ful confederation.
White BIRD, one Of Joasph's chiefs, failes
10 coue In With the other Leaders. and de
ellssd 70 siv. hinsslf up % the morning Q
,hs ~. Fielding that 10 vosld ~ appss'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22

~ Mr.. Jones. Of Nevada, 10 .u,horiz,
coinage OF . dollar Of 4ls9 grains, standard
silver, and for other purposes.
a resolution was submitted by M. Ed
nunds for the appointment of a committee
TO consider the state Of law inspecting. a.
oertsining aud the declaration Of the resul,
OF the election for president and vice presi.
den'' o that the committee have power ia
report, by bill, or otherwise, and Nj. Ed
munds moved 70 amend It BY addioe the
words land that said committee have now.
er TO confer and act with any committee Of
the house that may be charged with thu
subject" Agreed TO. Ths resolutapp
passed O. amended.
NJ Howe introduced Q bill amending the
revised statutes feIauuR To vrs.,.~,---
animals.
Mr.. Chaifee submitted a resolution direct
log the secretary Of the interior to transmit
TO the senate the last annual report of thu
government directors Of Union PaciA,
company. Agreed to.
A number of bills we're introduced.
Adjourned.