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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
WASHINGTON.
INSTRUCTIONS TO COLLECTORS.
The Funeral of Congressman williams
AnsMeH Of the Texas Pacific RatlrORA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. a. Secretary Sherman
has issued circular to collectors Of customs,
n which he says: You are authorized ta re-
ceiye United States notes as we as gold coin
and standard silver dollars. 10 payment Of
dpties on imports on and after the first day Of
January 1879. The notes thus receivd Will In
every lnstanceA be deposited with the Treasurer
or Assis ant Treasurer Of the United states, as
ara other collections Of such dUtiess. 70 be re-
deemed from time to time in coin on govern
ment account. as the convenience OF the service
may demand.
The funeral Of Representative Williams. OF
Michigan. takes place at o'clock Tomorrow
morning The Washington Light Infantry. 70
gether with the regular troops on duy in the
city, act as an escort In conducting the remains
to the depot. Gsn Sherman ana stan also at
tend
The Texas and Pacific Railroad Company to
day fled their answar TO the bill OF Pierre
Fayole. and other French citfzens, 70 restrain
them from disposine of certain OF their bonds
The answer denies the jurisdiction OF the
court because the road Is chartered by Congress
for the purpose of constructing and operating
a railroad from Marshall. Texas. to the port d
San Diego California. on the Pacific, passi ne
through the Territories Of New Mexico and Arl
IONA that the offices and business Of said roaf
are in these States and Territories. with the ex
eeptfon OF the office in PHILADELPHIA. and ina
he has never been resident OF the District z
Columbia. nor had any Office here and ask
that the case he dismissed. The answer i
signed By John A. Brown vice president.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
No Opposition Encountered at Jeiiaia-
bad-EFect ut the Refusal 0f the
shah Of Persia.

LONDON, Dec 2t-Ths dispatch Of the Vice
roy of India Announcing the occupation 81 ~.
Iaiabad by Gen Brown. states that no resist nee
was offered and that the people OF the town
appeared OF to be i'll disposed The Tort vas
denuded Of its most valuable armament, ana
ths retiring forces Of the Ameer seem 70 have
carried wi h them a considerable stock OF arms
Much i'm portance is attached to the dispoe
tion of the Shah of Persia ID refusing to enter
into an alliance with the Amesr ri Afghanisfan.
ri has been held that it was an essential part
of the plans Of Russia to effect an alliance be-
tween herself Persia and hfghanistan
Through this alliance Of which the ultimate
object was to make of both Persia and Afghan
istan more Russian camps, .Eagland's Indian
possessions would then be fatally thre tened
from the west and north. The refusal hf P.rSlA
to ioin In this alliance Of With part of thf
price was paid 10 her through the influence oI
Russia by fhe provisions of the treaty q Beri!n
areites the suspicion that Russian diplnmacJ
has been by Engad an ana S4aT rs
would bs best advanced BY remaining at peact
with England and not making her his enemy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
The Financial ne view.

new YORK, Dec. 21-Events Of the week. in
financial circles are in porfRnt for the practical
eunaIization Of gold and RIeenbacBs the re-
dem ption Of the last portion Of the Issue of $40
OF ssT for the remarkably low prices Tor eoal
at the auction sale and the continued cutting
of rates on cas- ern bound freights by the rail-
roads. 7 he monetary situation is character,
lied by hardening of rates. Rates Tor call
of business at 4t@5 per cent Foreign exchanges
we're strong and higher. ,.
The sales Of gold at the opening were at lo0B
but on Tuesday the price fell 10 par and re-
NAMED 40 during the balance Of the week. Gov.
subsequently becane weak and declined. + ill
way and miscellaneous speculation WAS active
at intervals, and the tone of the market Watt
alternately weak and firm. Early In the week
an unsettled feeling prevailed, and prices as
rule declined 6@1h per eent. but towards tn,
close the market became strong and advanced
| l,03H per cent In the final sales. however
veal ness aosin prevailed. and there was q gen
| erat reaction Of h@1 per cent. The princlpa
| activity was In Lake Shore, Northwest st. Pau
| and coal stocks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
The Cincinnati Jews and Mrs. stewart
Bestitution Among The PenBsyl-
yapJa Goal Miners.

New YORK Dec. 2t.-Ths following dispatch
from Cincinnati. signed by twenty Eve indi-
viduas and firms, was received here:
To Jesse Seligman and others;
The offers Of Mrs. Stewart to donate to your
Respective institu through Mr.. Hilton
should in our opinion. be rejected without iur.
Their consideration. n necessary the Jews OF
Cincinnati will contribute toward making
good any loss that may be sustained By such
action.
These are dismal DAYS In the cabins ri thou
sands Of Pennsylvania coal miners, The vol
crouches at eve ry door. IT the comb bination oi
SEQ nothing ahead but starvation. Their woes
furnish Christmas tide reading for country
whose barns and grain elevators are bursting
with the greatest harvest ever seen even Ia this
| teeming new world,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
destructive FIRE In Racine, wis.

RACINE Dec 21--At1 o'clock this morning an
alarm Of fire sounded calling he department 70
the Racine basket factory on Fourteenth street.
which was consumed together with the veneer
ing building and all buildings connered with
If The fire then spread 10 The shops Of Mr.
Richardson builder. corner Of Clark and Four
teenth streets crossing tho BAD to a large
warehouse on the opposite corner east. owned
by Richardson. which. together with the two
story frame dwelling asst Of It, was burned to
the ground.
A large lumber pile north Of the warehouse
was also burned Here. The chemical engine
tanning min shops of r D Stevens h Ray. thus
averting a terrible disaster. The fire. was sup
posed to originate In the engine room Of the
basket factory and spread rapidly. being In n
naighborhond where water was hard to get at.
The loss Of the basket fact ry and veneering
establishment, owned By stock corn Dan7 was
over s2o 900. including lumbsr sheds etc. con
nected Herewith. The insurance 4 small. not
amounting 10 mora than 5000. Mr.. Richard
son q loss Is over $1,000; no insurance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
SPORTING NOTES.
The OIeary walking Match Arranging
for the Contest.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i-The Hippodronne, for
nerly Gilmore's Garden, preseoted lively
rnents for the six days struggle for $1,000 and
the cham pionship Of the world, between Peter
Napoleon Campana and Daniel DsLeary Two
tracks have been laid, and O'Leary. the winner
Of the toss takes the outside, which is eight
laps or circuits to the mile; inside. to Cam
panas. which is nine laps to the mile.
Csmpana wi have n portable cottage to sleep
in and take his food OLeary will have the
same trainers and the same quarters as IN the
contest with Hughes. The pedestrians will
start at / a. m. Monday. The contest will last
TIL II O'Clock next Saturday night II Campana
does not cover $50 miles he will not receive an ?
Of the gate money He said ,-day that he would
10 better than be did at Bridgeport He claims
thar ne WAS not properly handled. OR be would
have covered nearly 800 miles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

ceremony. assisted by several Of his clergy.
~ reason Of the fact that the Duke Of Cumbsr-
land ls still in mourning Tor his father, VINO
is also in mourning for the late Princess Alice.
there will be no conrt fetes, and the marriage
was not attended by much display.
The Prince Of Wales, who was 70 assist At the
wedd ng az the head of the Guelph family. sent
his excuses based upon the recent death q his
sister. and the Princess Of Wales sister q re
reason Queen Victoria the Prince and
Princess ~ Wales. and the Cz 'rowitch and his
wife IA sister of the BRIDE. as well as man
md congratulations to the bride. The Duke
and his wife will remain at Copenbagen I'll
after Christmas, and then 20 upon bridal tour
EnnA.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

100 Spring street, are reported as having failed
having liabilities OF about $4,000.
to dsy from Para. Brazil brought as passen
ger r Maxoy, Of .Philadelpha who has pee, 3ean in IN
Amazon river in connection with the Madeira
and Mamora Railroad He reports that the
present condition Of the road is, encouraging,
The worst part Of the entire road is at the be-
ginning Three miles of the track are laid
All the laborers taken from he United states
have ran away or taken sick and natives nave
taken their places.
The schooner T Harris Kirk. which left Para
eight days in advance Of the Perot. has on board
eight Of the American aborers, and as she mas
MI been heard from some anxiety is enter
tained In regard To her safety
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
CANADA.
The Court Mourning Further Railroad
IegIslatIOn To be Requested.

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec N-The Canada Nazet<
to-day contains the following additional an
noun ncament regarding the court mourning
over the death of Princess Alice: There will be
no receptions till after January 10. and the gen
era public are invited To 90 into mourning.
militia general order Ia issued inviting the
Canadian militia TO wear mourning till January
2o The mourning uniform should consist Of a
band of Grape round the left arm above the e.
bow. the sword knot pouch. belt and sash TO be
covered with Grape.
Application will be made 10 Parliament at the
next sess ion for an act to extend tine time for
the commencement and pletion of the On
and for Amendments to the act Of incorDOrat-
irp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
Meeting Of the Creditors of Dodd, Brown
e.

NEv York, Dec. IA meeting Of the cred-
TORS Of Dodd Brown b Co.. dry goods mer-
chants OF ST. Louis. was attended by one hun
dfed and fifty merchants at y Leonard street
IA. day to hear the report of the committee.
which has lust returned from st. Louis.
The report showed that since the failure the
receipts # he firm we're 1929 a37 and the eE-
penditures 2o7os OF the latter sun, there
had been paid for collaterals held by hs Metro
Dolitan Bank $50 $50; Fl G. Bennett b Go. s25oo.
overdratts $500 merchandise s65 $50, II. h.
ClafIn h Co. t25 900. to reimburse them for
claims paid since the failure. and Of which only
$500 was used, tho balance being held In frnst
for other creditors; in settlement with, cred dit
ors. * per cent $50 500; Meig8. Dale n Co. Ia
settlement ut 52h per cent, st49o.
The stock on hand was estimated at $50 600,
there having been a large shrinkage,
Mr. Carter was called upon for hts opinion Of
what the firm could . y. He said that at no
time was there a pros pect Of a div'dend Of over
* per cent. The chairman thought If the on r
nf 52}s GEMS had been carried ont in good faith
there would have been surplus Of $40 o0o.
A long d discussion occurred az to whether the
committee should be- discharged. pending
which the meeting was dissolved and new
meeting called at which ths following com
mittea we're chosen Ias. Talcoit, & =, Mil,
liken. VIM. 3. Dunn, Fred. K. Butterheid' anG
r. n. Poor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
Biock Destroyed by Fire In Ln6tnxt"n
Michigan.

LuDINGToN. Mich. Dec. PA FIRE broke out
yesterday ia the City Hotel. occupied by John
Miles. and swept the entire block Of wooden
buildings fronting on the avenue The hotel
was owned by s. T. White and insured IN he
Aurora and Roger Williams for $500 loss 5000.
neat market and marble cutters shop owned
BY Cretsener of Milwaukee,; store owned by
Mrs Foster not insured. loss $500: stephen
Mnrnhy's hotel. not insured. loss $1,000; and
Ioye's store huildiog insured in the Aurora
and Roger Williams Tor 500. loss $500. Most o.
strong from the wesf, and the fire went out be-
cause nothing was within reach.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
Thirty-twO Thousand Dollars Of Property
Destroyed at Hinxham, mass.

HrSGHAM Dec N.-About 1890 this morning
a fire Eaa discovered in the dUeliing-hopse Of
Perry Bear, Of Boston on Jerusalem Road,
which was entirely consumed, The fire spread
To the house Of 8. s. Rowe, also of Boston, and
cons urned everythIrg except the furniture on
tbs lower floor The flames soon caught the
house 0f Edward s. Pope, of p 1ston. which By
great exerttons was saved With the exception
0f the roof.
Mr.. Bears loss aggregates $4,000; Insurance
tf2 ore nf which SO 9gG is In the london Globe
and 5000 in the Mechanics MufpaI ROwes
loss is sl2 600; Insured for 5000 In the North
British ard $500 10 the NJ mics Of Provi-
dence The damage to Pope'5 house iS slight.
The Ere is supposed 70 be ineendLary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
Grant as a Presidential Candidate
DpsuIOns Of Hayes ana TOOmbs.

WASHINGTON Dec. 2t.--The GYnphic's Wash
ineton special reports President Hayes as say
ing thet he die. not think the simple fact t6at
Gen. Grant had been Pres ident twice snonld de,
har him from being candidate aRain Ia $50 II
the people want him. The lapse Of one term.
he thought placed Grant on footing win
every other citizen.
Another Washington special to the same
paper reports Gen. Robert Toombs. Of Georgia.
as saving; II We are not to be free from Radi-
cal rule then 7 say give us Grant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
An Exchange with TOO Much Money-The
Prep.r tons for specie Resump ption.

NEW York. Dec 21.-As It is not known how
or what to do with 800 coo gear. the gold room
propose to utilize it for a mining stock ex-
change.
luton requesting to inform their customers
that after December 81 i would be impossioie
for them to have printed on all their notes ~, and
currsnt at the New York Clearing House. "
Some banks have sent circulars to their cus-
toners. warning hem that after Decenaper y
they will not consider gold deposits Of their
customers az special deposits Thus endeth
hc nrst nha
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
The Rrserhitt County Troubles.

CfNCrNNATf Dec. 21.-Quartermaster SWeR-
CERT Of the troops that marched to Breathitt
county, Ky. returned. 10 Mount Sterling last
night for supplies. He says the troops may
remain there for month or more. They ar
rived at jackson on Tuesday and on the same
day John Linden was elected county Judge in
place Of Burnett, killed In me riots. 'ooee
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
The tOutraEe" Committee - Candidates
for the German MissIOn.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-The Senate, committee
Thursday and appoint sub com nnittee to go
to New Orleans It was reported that Cameron
would withdraw from the committee. put the
chairman denies that any members will with
draw.
Great interest ia felt in the appointment, OF
Minister 10 Berlin Pennsylvania is rushing
the claims Of Gen. Hartranft and ex Senator
Grow. The friends of both are working hard
for the appointment. Outside Of Penrnssylvania
several other ga ndidates are in the field. among
them Senator Christiancy and Eugene Hale.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
nrs Cen Gordon Granger and Her Lien
tenant.

New YORK. Dec 21.-A dispatch from Wash
~ Gen. Gordon Granger Of the Fifteenth
United States infantry. who FIVE months ago
married at Santa Fe Lieut.. Thomas Blair has
discovered that Blair has n wife and children In
Scafland Gen sherman, who Is a wa m friend
Of Mrs. Granger haa written her 70 come I'm
10 Aaiately back to Washington. and, II is 2aid,
direct steps have been taken 10 prosecute Lieut..
Blair cdminaily in the civil c-urts and 70 or
gantze court-martial for his trial for condaet
uDbecOmlng an officer and gentleman. WITH
refeE ence 10 bis dismissal from The service.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
RUSSIA.
tn. Late Riot Of students. Explained.

LONDON Dec 2t-An explanation Of the riot
ous conduct II the university students in Rus
sia is to he found in the facts stated in these
dispatches some days ago The revolntIonary
IA scarcely q family Of education or position
which has not among its members IN adyocat.
Of the subversjve doctrines Of the Nlhili@ts. IF
the opinions Of those who should best know the
artual condition Of affairs may be taken, Rns-
sia at this moment stands on g. volcano which
may at any moment ex plOde
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
Trade Depression In the North ut Fngiadn
Much suffering Among he People.

LONDON. Dec III Employers in the man9fac-
tured iron trade in the North q Eng land DE-
mand before arbtrators five percentage redhc
tIon In consequence Of the depression In bu
ness. The men say tho price ~ labor is alraady
lower than It has beea during the past twenty
The newspapers contlnne to publish acconnt4
OF distress throuRhout tbs country, AdyiceS
from Widnes Goole. Dundee, Wolyerharnptnn,
Idyernool Manchester and Halford confirm tbs
previous accounts of distress prevailing ct
thesa plaeeA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
More Indian Mismaaa cement.

CHICAGO, Dee. 21.-A gentleman who has Just
returned from the Standing Rock Indian
unarmed Indians are living hero without ade-
quate supplies The agency is short Of houf.
The government has been notified o. THIS Iact.
Int the Indians will become dissatisfied, sauoy
| and up upgovernable before they are relieved.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
GERM MASY.
The Emperor ana the P0pe-SS Prospect
for an Agreement.

BEng1N. Dec. -2l--Tha statement L oS1eitnliy
denied that the Emperor On ne occasion OF hts
reauno ntion Of the government. received let
lar of congratulaton from the Pope and r.
piled to It. The statement Il pure invention,
The Gsrynania an UltramontaBe paper. re-
ferring u the views Of the North German
Gazettc in regard to the Oltramont%ne
party declares the restoration ot peasi pftw,:t'n
the Church and State on the basis Of the May
laws an impossibtlify
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
The View Orleans Democrat.

iiSr. IAnGFY Dem DcrSib.l
We notice with pleasure that that sterling
Democratic Journal, the New Orleans DEMO
GRAFT, was, on motion Of Senator Garland,
elected the official journal of the State Of
Louisiana. So mote it be.
Columbia Herald
The New Orleans DEMOCRAT has again been
elected the .s0fficiaI journal, and one Of its
proprietora, g. w. Dupre, state Printer.
Hurrah for the DEMOCRAT, Pluck and en-
erpy will win. We dofT our beaver and con
pratu!ate the New Orleans thunderer.
[Natchez Democrat
The New Orleans DEHscRAT has been
awarded the contract for doing the State
print ing by the Printing Bard, it being the
lowest bidder. The rates of the public print
ing were very much reduced from those Of the
previous contract As the DEMOCRAT has
done the public printing ever since the State
was relieved from the extortions Of It's Radi-
cal vulturea, its reelection is proof Of the cor
rect and conscientious manner with which
the work has been performed BY the proprie-
tors of that excellent journal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
Mrs. stewards Charity.

New York. Dec. Mrs. Alexander T. stew
art has presented through Judge Hilton. $500
to the American Dramatic Fund ASSOCIATION.
which has heen thankfully accepted. she nRs
also sent to the New York Eye and Ear Inhrra-
ary $500 with the request that Il be spent on he
present poor Of the city. instead of being cred-
tied TO the capital account. Mrs. Stewart has
also Just given $500 to the Home for Little Wan
IarerS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

nigh and Eli day to-day until at this hour D
NJ. it is about two feet 10 depth. The stree'
cars are running but with difficulty Mails
are somewhat delayed but no block AIDES are re-
ported on any Of the roads.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

MoxT REAL. Dec. ALA heavy snow s'orm set
III Thu evening. and at o'clock covered the
ground TO the depth Of ak inches and ia sill
storming SIeighing now il g0od and gene
ra! Improvement ia business is anticipated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
4 desperate Prize Fight in eennsyIvsnIa

HAzIEToF. Pa, Dac. 2f.-A prize 1zht between
Jack Roberts. Of Tsmaqua. and Tom McSorley,
Of Pottsvile for slOn q side. came on near mere
Yesterday and after seventeen despsr9 2
rounds Roberts was declared the winner. No
Sorley was badly battered, and Roberts ais"
received much pUnfs hment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
REGRETS for the Death Of Congressman
williams,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-A meeting Of residents
Of this city was held at Wizards Hotel 70, nigh'
sentative Williams Resolutions were adopted
expressing the sympathy Of the citlzs ns. OF ths
roittee vas appointed 10 escort the remains TO
the depot to- morrow morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
The Electric Llght-AR Important DIs
rOvpry FOreshaSOved.

CHrCtGo, Dec a. Prof lambert, who flIIs the
chair Of chemistry at 81. IgnatiBs' jesuit Col
leea in this city IPctured before the Chemical
Society last evening on the Electric Light" He
believes that he is on the eve Of discoveries that
will enable him to furnish electric lights for
houses as we'll as for Illuminating streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
The Opposition candidate Elected In
TnrnnfN.

TORONTO Ont Dec. III Hon. VIM Morris,
* Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba. vas
elected to-day to the local Legislature for East
Toronto defeating Vim. Leys ~ majority of
fifty four. The election was very exciting ;, and
r.oe34ion IN the local house succe3 3ding Hon.
NJ. Cameron. lately elevated to the b9nch.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
Murderers Awaiting Punishment In San
AnfOul0.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 21.-Six mnrderers
are in la, here. convicted Of murder 10 the iirst
degree and seven more are 70 be tried, Dnt
most Of these rnurderets are from outside eoun-
ties.
Yesterday Charles Miller dangerously stamped
Frank Sparrows, manager Of the Variety
Theatre
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

NEw YORK Dec. 21.-A snow storm set in this
he q long and deep one II is the first real snow
storm Of the season. The reports received
state that the storm extends rs far vest AZ Chi
cs9o. south to Washington ard east to Boston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
Two Jersey city Rouxhs BADLY Bruise
Each DIher.

JERSEY CRY. Dec. Alike Develin and Jas.
Mahoney two Jersey City roughs with num-
hsr If their supporterS met this evening near
the Round House Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
On the meadow at East Newark % settle their
respective n err ia the manly art. Eighteen
rounds were fought. at the end ~ which Mano-
ney refused 70 respond when time WAS called.
Both men were terribly punished and were
driven home Ii haeks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
PIIloried and Publicly whipped In a Snow
storm.

NEW CASTLE Del. Dec. George Draper,
colorsd who was recently convicted of murder
In the second degree for killing John Wilson At
Ing snow storm to-day and received sixty
iashes, 10 accordance with his sentence. He
will he I'm risoned for life