davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10

DIED.
Orange s'qT SnS SssaS
Austin
BERDAv-At spezzia. Italy, November %. Howard. ony
son OF General H. Berdan, grandson OF Elijah H. KIM
ball. aged q years
BoND-In Northampton tF1Orence Mass NOyephsr 30 Q,
P6WsiI Bond aged months aud 10 DAYS
,grs MsTa5 In NE S 1 Pc
Funeral will take place hts late residence NO lCO Broad
ST., on Tuesday, December To- at o'clock p M
CARTER-on Monday December g. 1873, James Benjamin
paS AMI tS friends 70 attend his his
late residence, 3s schroest; WILLIAMSBURG h. D, on We'd
DrRYEA-Op saturday December @ at jamaica J.. T., Alb
TahAm Duryea 10 the 75th yeaOi n en-, 1ots t,st a,
Funeral at the Memorial Chapei Oh Aue'uAy 'n0 i0' ~
DwoLF-on sat December the Tegde.eG n q 6sI
sonin.law II. L. Cutting JULIA l.. wico" Of James D"o'
Fnnea s SER Services &C Grace Tuesday December TO-
psEELANDon December g. 1873 Caroline NJ wife Of Jas.
rom her Late rosdcnce 40 Columbia Heights
TiIi.i DE December 10. at o'clock p. m.
Hudson " Y. and san Francisco papers please copy
uAyILAND-In Brooklyn, Monday, December 8. Howard
son g. and the late Rebecca HaVand N the z'u
1era IL on THURSDAY December r. from Friends Meeting
house, Schermerhorn st., at 2 p. m.
oGDEN-At Trenton n. j. on Sunday the sth inst7 t4e
FUNERAL rom the Fsi PTes6yreran Church Elizabeth on
Tuesday 10Th inst, at 3 o'clock - ,o-e
PErERs-At Madison, " j. Saturday December Pee T. i'"
tIner%I setSe 1 n M aso AZ the Park PresbyteriaI
G@yi Gses Sewark K n T. j. j. At ESQ D. m
sACKET-r On monday 9th inst at his residence No IL
West 4thst Adam fredwe sackett IN the DIST year VI
his -. 10000 20 a,,eod ths
Relatives friends OF the family are invited dSanav S
q sh fas S On Safaay requested
that flowers be sent.
sCOFIELDOn sunday, December B. George u scoheio
the Seth year Of his age a., ,,... o.. .,,aD1 bis
nyr AZ inc resdencs Of Isaac Adriance l21 Easl
25th.sr., on wednesday. December H. az O'CLOCK Hp
Kindly regne ed friends will not send bowers
sYKEs--At Orange. N J., December 8. 1873 Lorenzo
sykes, in the "a year Of his age ,,.L
Grace Church orange, on wednesday AiN
inst, at 2;3O p. IN; -, ,-, -, -, - 80, In lar -
H. Atwater invited 20 attend without further houee
Train New York. via Norris and Essex hstOS A. AAS
D. N.
VAN DERLIP-At Orange, n j., on sunday, Decemoero'
1878, John 81. Van DeTlp -, .,,.I
npea services from mis- late residence Glsuwood ave. the
houss north Of Parkaye Tuesday December 10 al 1'
O'Clock. Brick Church Station.
zRoROWsKI-Suddeny. on Sunday morning, Sth inst,
his resIdeuCe, MOTTisania, Martin ZbOrOwskL -, -
friends invited TO attend the niefh ion
b late re.dence at $50 m, on Tuesday the lOs MT,
Train Central Depot az l O'CLOCK tof reon
station. WHOM carriages will be In waiting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10

,ished artist Life which popular philosophers declare
20 be worth nothing. "a suddenly converted into
1upreme blessing. admitting, a. it does Of emotions
suoh as are awakened BY Patti The soul which only
,asterdsv doubted is own existence Is today mace
yo1sc,cns Of its reality by the charm and melodOus
Senfnent Of sn accomplished singer There might be
- ~ tIee among others." Wire Ia BohemeI
The Columbia students, according to the
representations Of their college paper The Spectator are
advocating system Of boating which will give the stu
dena course Of training surprising anything OF tue
KIND in American ooegos Instead OF the usual unset
tedness which charsoteriEes college regattas, II Is pro
posed there shall be regular series Of races rowed
twice year. Autumn and Spring. There are to be TWO
prominent heretoo wiz class and depart
ent races both rowed in eghtoared shells or course
MI restrictions University Oarsmen rowing VIII De
withdrawn This idea Of eght-oared shells instead OF
sixOared gigs is capital one for many reasons Inc
eight Is rig which rapidly rising in favor in this
country; already 1t Is the recognized between col
leges, and in few years Of the programmes OF
the large amateur regattas will be without an eight
cared event The classes are now sufficiently large 10
more men opportunity 20 row, anu hence Wnulu
greatly increase bo,tng spirit thronghout hSe1egS
Moreover In an eight the advantage one class WOulI
gam by having an Varsity man would be reauceu
TO minimum, compared 10 what 1t Is In SIX OF "o'Se
stu. four.
There was commotion in Downing Street one
day not long ago messengers to and ro ana ees
sCn OF the Lords Of Admiralty ordered Tor the
painful rnOr had reached London that the little sishu
Of Tristan d'Acunha, IN the South Seas was oYerfuh
with rats and Her Msjestys subjects 10 that quarter
were grevousy afflicted The Lords OF the Admiralty put
their heads together and determined TO adopt bold
and sgg essive policy toward the rats. Her Mdestys
ship Emerald was ordered to call at the island with
large aud carefully assorted consignment OF cats The
Emerald anchored of the island, and messenger
was sent ashore to the Governor and his ninety
subjects that the hour OF deliveTance had come BLU
bIa mis-
20 have anything to do with the cats. There were
already too many the island, and observation-disclosures
trapped aud killed them often as they could IL was
true the island was with mice, but the cats
were on the most friendly terms with their ordinarily
natural enemies, and preferred preynE on young sea
birds and chickens 10 bouncing on MICE Inc cOnSlgu
Inept of cats was therefore, respectfully dechheu Inc
Emerald had not however, sailed the seas III YAM. lhc
chaplain went ashore and cbrstened seven ehr VINO
had been born on the island since the last WISH VI
nNVaP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

THE TRIBUNE is III fair way TO worry
the lie out Of P,On and the Other cOparceners"
Where the agent OF tho s. T. G. A. i-lNewburgh Jour
nal (ReDJ
The Potter Committee, il is said, intends
10 again send subcommittee 10 Gew-Orlcans To uyes-
tgate frauds the Presidential election They needn
60 40 far-tere is plenty OF good material In NewYOrk
let them summon Mr.. 1gden and his wicked cOpar-
ceners-l MiW aukee Sentinel tRep1
In the light of the Tilden dispatches, the
Potter Committee has o. share TIE general disgust
with its work the public have felt from the begin
ming. As machine for manufacturing political capita
for the Democracy the device las been the most
spcuous faiure DEVISED Gland Leader (RepJ
Grant Is unquestiOnably the coming man.
His nomination ana viii sound ihe death-Anel
TO our Republican institutions and show that the Amer
can people ready TO spit upon the pr cedenT OF
Was6in gtOn. jefferson Madison Monroe and Jackson,
and elect a President Tor life, ana the step viii be
an emperor dictator for life Mempnis Appeal
0amJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
THE BANK FAILUR At BRISTOL.

NO ALARM IN LoNDoN-EIGHT PER CENT PAID LAST
YEAR.
LONDON. Monday, Dec. 8, 1873.
The circulation of the West of England and
South Wales Bank limited to eS3.535. The
number Of shareholders is 2O69 chiefly persons or small
MEANS the shares being nominaly s2O OF which el5
had been paid I'D The nominal CD ptal was 81, 100000
and the reserve fund Rl5GOO0 The dividend for 1877
was per Tue failure is attributed TO the depres
sIor m business long prevailing In South Wales.
Tue stock uatk opened quiet, with not much Varl
on from Saturdays closing prices, The effect OF the ia
nre of tue W. 81 OF England aud South wales District
hank having apparently been discounted
ADVANCES 10 DEPosIToRs OFFERED.
LONDON, Tuesday. Dec. 10, 1878.
The National Provincial Banks prepared 10 advance 90
ner cent 10 the depositOrs In the West OF England
sciees had accounts IN the latter, including fund
Hbscrbed AT Newport for the relief Of the Abercarne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
TRY THIS Defence. NEPHEW PELToN.

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE has made con-
spcuOus tool OF itself by persistent clamor In relation 70
certain cipher dispatches alleged to have passed be,
tween leading Democrats duiing the Returning Board
1876. THE TRIBUNE wants TO have tDls business
investigated by Congressional committees OF course
with view to benefit the republican party But now
could the Republican party be benefited even II az that
were SHOWN TO BE- true7 We may admit that II If al
tue-what then suppose that Mr. Pelton tried 10 Duy
the florida Retuners and the Louisiana Returners-
after all be only Offering them payment 10 discharge
an ac Of duty The OppruDrium OF the transaction viii
naturally TALL the and the party VINO cOu make
suoh thugs possible by engaging in conspiracy 10
tasy the election returns ana cheat the country Out OF
its choice for the Presidency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10

atteryard during the day were dispatched intervals
OF five minutes. The were uncomiOrtaby crowded.
not only by through passengers but by those VINO were
forced the company to put ak extra trains Inc
Communication trains last evening were hlIed unlll
there was standing room only on the platforms. The
company has decided not 20 increase the fare ABOVE
rates Sixty-fftbst. Stations above sixty
are at seyenty-sixth Eighty-fcuFth. Eighty-ninth,
Ninety-nnth, One-hundred-
andtwenty-fftn, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ninth
sts The running time from Eighty -nlnthst. to the
South Ferry is thirty-four minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
MISS HAUK AND THE SUNDAY CONCERT.

MISS HAUK AND THE SUNDAY CONCERT.
Miss Hauk wishes the public to know that
abe never had any intention Of taking part in either
the Sunday concerts for which has been advertised
and that her name was announced in connection with
them not only without her consent but against her
tests Respecting the concert last Sunday she adds
that she wrote to Mr.. Napoleon several times in the
course OF the week. declaring that she would not APP
pear Certainly therefore she cannot be accused OF
aront to the public Ia staying away ana the RESPONSE
bty for disappointing those OF the audience who went
20 hear her must be placed elsewhere There
he a difference Of opinion between Miss Hauk and her
manager on point whether she bound BY her con
tract 70 sing In Sunday concerts. The public, however,
has no concern with dispute. Before the lady is
announced to sing again trust that It will occur TO
somebOdy 10 inquire whether she Is willing to do it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
JUDGE RORERTsON's WORK N WESTMINSTER.
Eron The Yolkers St1teslnan tRepl

@Westchester County gave the Democratic
caud Governor $50 majority 1876 IL Is I'M
qucstIonably Democratic county, on str ght vote by
more 900 jUriiy. 1t however, in cOnneC-
ton with two strongly Democratic wards III NeW-1ork
CITY lust elected RePub Cor gresham. Ii Is repre-
scented tue S.Btr Lcghia-uie ny publican senator,
and three Rcpub1can AssemDl}CrH Ito County Judge,
MS Register OF D'ods, Comfy TT, a5uTer two us
EcHOOl COmms OueT4 and tnruC o. rs COrOners arc 10
publican. Al uf it, Leg 9avo and EedrY all Ot IFS ex
eCutiye yces filed by iubNCans. Tolls remarkable
LOt thO result UI accdnt IL has clearly
deterIuInaD!e II ~ tUC It-ut % rUu3gkaOiJ
sSIiul Ursa Z1On The credit .s uiHrG largely due 10
William H. Robertson tran 90 other InAI. The Judge
" much OF "a General III nis v ny as Ia Grant his
whole lie has be-, a Serbs OF victories. He has held
elective puuU office COuG for thirty He
mas held every puOuo ono within tho GIT Of hls lmne-
dale mel gnbUis supSrv representing single
town 10 Congressman representing three Couniies He
has never q Democrat, YET he has had always 70
contend ith large Democratic maJprtire He has nOI
ouy overcome these I1aUTes himself. but he has
y aced his unity snvsi eutrcy under the cOntrO! %
men who sympatDZc with him IN dis theories OF National
prORress aud advancement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
MiDNIGHI IRA HER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
.S,1aoDsis for n, mast "a kouya

WASHINGTON. Dec, 10, l a. m.-The barOm-
eter IL highest in NewEngland, trough OF Low pres
sure extends Lake Ee Florida. The barometer
IL falling RAPIDLY In tn Northwest. General rain or
snow has fallen OF the Mississippi sOuthWesterly
winds prevail in the Middle States variable winds in
Eew.EngaDd aud South Atlantic ststes elsewhere tboy
arc mostly north westeTly Tho temperature ha7 fallen
in the Gui States Tennessee and Ohio Valley and risen
In the Atlantic coast States and Lower Lake region
elsewhere remained nearly stationary.
IidtedftOnG
For New England, warmer, cloudy, rainy weather I:
WINDS mostly easteriy; lower pressure.
For Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather, with
frequent rain sout! erly shifting to colder north
westerly winds; falling followed by rsIng barometer
.I,IhI L 3 1 8 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10

urging that opportunity be given him 70 testify con-
corning TUE TRIBUNE's cipher dispatches. the inspra
tOn OF which Is so generally attributed 70 him Ons
q time, gentlemen" Mr. Tldeu ia at present engaged
In an investigation OF his fraudulent Income returns
When he has succeeded In explaining these TO the sas
faction OF the courts he will doubt be glad TO under
take the same thing IL regard TO the cipher dispatches
which, their face convict him OF attempt TO buy
several Presidential EeetOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
TRIBlINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


The lines give dsons Ohme TOT ae u a9ar'
preceding The las ssAEshi
. ssoort during tnoss
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. 10. O. m.-The movement Of
the barometer was rapidly and steadily downward
during the wet weather yesterday. Snow fell during
the early hours Of morning. The temperature has
risen and the amount OF In the air Is still lar
Warmer and partly cloudy or cloudy weather. with
ram followed by colder and clearing weather, lDaY be
expected IN this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
Doliiieal Noiites.

The ANIMAL election officers OF the 1Xth Assembly
District Republican Association Viii be held az Beecke
10 IU O'clock o. j. HUNTER, Presldent.
DASIRL PUTSEY, Secretary.
Tenth Assembly District Republican lessoe alton a
Primary Election will DO al ConcOrdlA Assembly Rooms
70 and 80 Ayenue-A, TUESDAY evening" December ~
elect officers OF association aud DELEGATES 10 inc CenA
Committee Polls Open from 70 10 O'clock. . -,,
HENRY *. nAIGHT. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
4 TE.NPEsErOSSED INK.

HALIFAX, n. s., Dec. 9.-The Italian bark
Archauge reported tus port yesterday distress
mad a severe time She left New-YOrk November
90 and on the 2d Instant encountered severe south
cast gale when continued for two days. IN which the
vessel was hove down her beam-ends for fOrtyeigh
uOurs. the kca making clean breach Icr. Tue
Grow nad 20 lash Themselves ia the rigging for six hours
10 avoid beng washed overheard. IHc cdp,ain was
washed Dy qua back again by another
into the nizzen rigging Part Of tue cargo 10 be
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
GRIMES AND CISU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

WHAT POLICEMEN HAVE TO FACE.
SAN Francisco, Dec. "a special dispatcn
from Sacramento Police Ocer Joseph Scott was shot
through the head killed last night by persons unknown
ASHORE AFTER SEVEN WEEKS IN TIE SEA.
WILMINGTON Del, Dec. 9.AThe bodies OF one OF
the Captain Ahn aud John Nolan, sailor both OF
the Buckeye drowned during the storm oocsoOef
23. washed ashore to-day.
PUZZLED POLICE AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO Dec. 9.-There is evidently weli-or'
gazed baud this city, which has operated eI
tensyey OF late Two houses and TWO stores were eaee
last night The police are puzzled.
DID THE BULLET REALLY BOUND FROM THE
WALK
CONCORD, n. H., Dec. 9-Early this morning
William Murphy snot by bartender and T. J. Knee,
the Knee claims that he nred the Dali on
the sidewalk and that 1t rebOunded aud hit Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
Ready this Morning
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE SEMl'WISEhbh lhhpC-'N'
The issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
H' HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from stat and other Correspondents in 'ho "i
World and the New -
FULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE
price I'm Wrappers ready for mailing, nyo cents per coPY
one year IS; s4 ten copies and ons
extra s2S Postage in all cases free 70 the suosciOer
Address THE TRIBUNE. NeS-york.
lnrc I71re for Lung Throat and Malarial Diseases
avg AID ROCK" AS PREPARED BV MI. SOLD
nv LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
pRoNINENT PHYSICIANS ASK FOR MY RYE
AND ROCK" AND TAKE NO OTHER 81 PER LARGE
RoTTLF. n. VAS BELL, So CHAMBERssT. SEVEN
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
THE TREASURAR OF SARATOGA COUNTY.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Dec. 9.-James II. Wright,
County Treasurer. reelected in November aud doing
busness here as merchant tailor, filed assignment
10 H. b. Hanson, OF his DOndsmen, to-day. IL Is
feared he Is a deiaulter TO the county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
THE EVIDENCE WHICH DEMOCRATS DO NOT
WANT


THE TRIBUEE's South Carolina letter in its
Issue Thursday contains the mOsI remarkable tes
mOuy given the election frauds IN that State
The witness is James L. Campbell, OF Charleston,
Hampton Democrat and LAWYER OF conspicuous abn'y
and high standing. His evidence. reluctantly gwen
against mis- party and given only in part Is more
damaging than anything any Republican mas YET as
serted, because 1t comes from a Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
EDIsOA'S PATENI YET A MYSTERY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Patent Office
Examiners here passed for issue Professor Edsons
application Tor patent the division n the electric
isnL TAe details will not be made public for ten days.
unless gwen out specially by Mr. Edison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
ALAsi POOR MOSES KNOWS IT.

There are limitations that the cOparceners
will bring out new key that VIII fI CIPHER tele
grams and explain OF The ugy features This of
course, Is physical inpossibity as TWO different Keys
cannot be made 10 III the same Of words and running
through large q lumber Of messages. Nevertheless
IHE TRIBUNE is cruel enough 10 intimate That II viii
take pleasure IN seeing II the new key will III those
messages II stl holds m reserve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
4 COAL STEAMER on BLACK ROCKS.

NEwBuRYPoRT, Mass. Dec. 9.-Thc steamer
Hercules. CAPITA Willy from Philadelphia. with 1850
tons OF coal on board In c0wiug the river this morn
ing ran on the Black Rocks SbU lies IN bad position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
PROMINENT ARRIYAIa.

Hoffman HOEss-The Rev. James Freeman Clarke,
OF OIL Boston rcroort 1sns.Jsy Cooke Of P6!SdeRhh
Toai. Windsor HoLSt-PhDy Jewell, OF Hartford .i.
GTond Central Hoe-BishOp T. F. Hendrteken, OF Provt
dence. grere Houss-Mayor Henry Bedow OF Newport
r. I......Fnh AZ HoIi-WLiam u. wasbourp. OF Mn:
.Rsie York HotetEx Mayor John serever
OF haVannah metropolitan H0te-Mareus p Merton, OF
Troy HesmtAser HOtsl-Captan Frederick Watkins OF
the steamship City Of Brussels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
A TRAIN Off THE TRACK IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. ga misplaced fish
Mate ON the Michigan Air Line Railway caused tram
IN ,ump the track eight miles west OF Romeo, Mich,
ouhly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
PASSENGER RATES RESTORED.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. "a meeting of representa-
lives o. railroads running east from hors held to-
day. ut which It decided to bury the Ratchet From
and after passenger fare will be restored TO
full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10

THE PURCHASER OF THE ST. LOUIS DISPATCH
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.--It is now stated that
Joseph Pulitzer formerly OF this city, now OF Washing
ton City is the real purchaser Of The Eeeng Dispatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
EFFIyGHAM LAWRENCE.

NEw-ORLEAys Dec. 9.-The Hon. Eifng.
ham Lawrence died this morning al Magnolia plant&
ton. Mr.. Lawrence took an active part In
public affairs, and labored earnestly to pro-
mote harmony between the North and South
He entertained Mr.. Greeley at his plantation In
1871 ana was one of his warmest adberents Mr.. LAW
renee was nominated for Collector at NewOrleans ny
President Hayes, but after some delay his name wal
withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
A PRETTY .ALL raEpICTIoN.

We fear that there is no hope OF our ever
gettn tao boz OF this CphrT business, least Any
deeper dow. tuau 1HR TRBCSEs delymg has already
d. We don't think Ben Butler. whom the De
mOcraey lately dclgnted ~ stgmaLlEing as Beast
Butter" can viii help them We don't believe that
Mr. Potter e. subpoena samuel j. Tilden and his
cOparCeueTs as witnesses, that they would dare
pear n they summoned. Wait and see Il We are
not right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
THE THINNEss nr IA

1t is rather thin excuse for not inyestigat-
ing tue cipher teegrams, that hvtstIgatOu would
be- an advertisement for THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE. THE
TRIBUNE has already enjoyed the iuu benefit OF the adj
Yertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10

3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne us.

THE PRINCESS ALICE IN DANGER.
LONDON, Tuesday, Dec 10, 1873.
The Post semi-ofticially states that Prin-
Aices attack OF diphneria has become aggravated
and her condition eXcites the deepest anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
ANOTHER BATTLk IN BREATBITT COUNTY.


LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. "a special dispatch
from Mount Sterling. ntucky. to The Courier Journal
reports another collision between the parties OF Bill
Strong and Terry Little IN BTeahett County. -Four men
we're killed and slx wounded Jerry Little Is among the
II