New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

will proceed To Kansas 20 continue the investigation Of
the charges against Senator ingalls,.
Colonel Young, Collector OF the Fourth North Caro-
lima District, telegraphs TO Commissioner Raum that
the fruit crop in that section this year is entire
failure In consequence ~ this hut little peach brandy
VIII be manufactured and as consequence whi'kcy
Will take its place For these be anticipates an
active renewal OF the manufacture OF Illicit whlskey.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has advlces from
the Crow Agency Montana Territory, that the 23d
Of August while party OF GrOsbentre indians on
their TO the Agency, they followed by seven
citzens the vicinity OF Sweet Grass Greek. and
overtaken on the reservation about forty miles from
the Ag"ucy where one OF the lndiaus, the Bear was
taken into cusacy on the charge OF horse stealing.
caned the prisoner before o'clock next day Sunday,
he would hang Upon receipt OF the MESSAGE Agent
lcr a. once despltche1 two ~ the Agency employ Is
WITH warrant Tor the arrest % the Indian. On their
killed.
Tho following members OF Congress have been Sc
lccted by ihe National Fair Association of this city
chairmeu OF the several committees awards On
Short Horn Cattle, John ;. Carlisle. of Kentucky on
Dcvons, J. D. c. Atkins. OF Tennesscc on Jerseys.
Miles Ross Of Ncw-Jereey: Hcreords, +. j. Hincklc,
O. Maryland Holsc.ns. David Wiibor Of Newly ork
on Fat Cattle, Richard ". Townsend, or Illinois; on
Blooded Horses. O. T.. Singleton. of Mississppi ON
Quick Draft. Saddle and Carriage Horses, Tnomas f.
Bayarc. OF Deavsrc on Heavy Draft Horses. Morgan
A. WISE Oi Pennsyyania; on Roadsters IN Harness,
George B. LorGus, of Massachnsetts on Matched
Horses and Mares, z. Vance, of North Carolina
The report the Commissioner OF Education for 81
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ing ilcudedl To be $S6 500 1G6; The expenditures
Wyoming included, $50. .23S.45s The school popula
ton for hrtyeight states and nine Territories IS said
! to aggregate IA 227,74s The annual expense per
capita iur puehc school pupils ranges from 81 80 III
North Carolina $50 20 In the Cherokee tribes. lndlan
territory. Tic number OF Normal Schools reported Is
1872. OHIO reports the greatest number OF Normal
Schools viz IA. The largest appropriation To Normal
school that Of $4,000 made 10 the New-lOIk civ
Normal Collie by the city The bequess nade To edu.
catorai Institutes for the year equaed s3,OOOOOO OF
which sum institutes for the superior instruction oi
wOmeI received Sl03,976.
TIE Secretary OF tho Interior has concurred In the
recommendation OF the Acting Commissioner OF the Cen
ers Land Oioe that certain lands heretofore Withdrawn
IN Michigan for railroad purposes be now restored TO
homestead and preGmption settlement and entry. Con-
cress by the OF March g. 1865. extiuguished the
land grant for the unbu portion OF the Bay de Noquett
Railroad provided that the State Line Company should
take all is lands south and east OF certain tpeclnCd
lines and that the Bay de NOQuet should take s lands
north ana west of that im the lands TO be restored
and the ecIips order, those falling within the
territory apnrt the Chicago and Northwestern.
formerly State Line Company but not required ON
account M rs grant, They have been In continuous
reservation since 1876 The Secretary hDs also
directed the restoration 10 pro6mpton and homestead
entry OF about $50 acres in Iowa, heretofore Withdrawn
for grat to the ChicngO, Rock Island and Paclrc
Rail Dad Company, situated more than twenty miles
e amended line Of the route located under The
act Of june 20, 1854.