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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

THREE THOUSAND MEN ON STRIKE.-The Chi
cago Inter ocean gives an account of the strike
Of 5000 pork packers in the Union stock yards
They went to work as usual, last Friday, but at
10 o'clock were visited by John O'Connell, presi-
dent of the union, and they began to drop out.
In Fowler & Brothers place 1000 men went out
at once. The reason was that non-union men
had been considerable dSafection for some
time and the union at length decided to take
summary measures to get the non-union men
out. In houses where union men alone were
employed there was no trouble whatever. The
president of the union says that non-uni0n men
are coming into the organization, more than 500
having Joined 1t Friday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

REV. Mr.. HAYDEN resumed the stand in his
own defence yesterday on his trial at New
Haven, Conn.,. for the murder OF Mary Stannard.
He denied having ever made any arrangements
to meet Mary Stannard as alleged, and detailed
his movements and actions during the day OF
the murder to about the same effect as has been
heretofore stated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

MANCHESTER, Dec. 23.-The Manchester Guar
dian, in its commercial article this morning.
sayS:-"The market was very firm on (Monday)
and In some directions the tone was rather more
hopeful. There was fair demand for yarns for
Japan and for Madras at full prices; some China
merchants also inquiring rather more ac-
lively for shirtings and at prices rather below
rather more freely. There was not much de
mand for India, but in other directions the mar
ket was generally steady, with small to moder-
ate transactions"
Edison Depresses English Gas
Stocks.
LONDON, Dec. 23.-The prices Of gas stocks de-
preciated yesterday on the receipt of the news
of Mr. Edifon's discoveries in cheap electric
lighting.
Australian Relief for Ireland.
DUBLIN. Dec. 23.-At a meeting of the cor
poration of Dublin yesterday the lord mayor
announced the receipt of telegram from the
mayor of Adelaide. Australia, inQuiring whether
ireland would warrant an appeal to be made
there for relief for the destitute Irish, and that
he had replied that great distress was antici-
pated in the south and west OF Ireland. and
that public aid was most desirable
Bismarck Failed to Go to Berlin.
Berlin, Dec. 23.-Prince Bismarck did not
come here yesterday as was expected.
The French Cabinet Crisis.
LONDON, Dec. 23.-The Paris correspondent of
the Daily NeerS says: perhaps M. de Freycinet'S
programme was too advanced for President
Grevy, who, before accepting it, preferred to see
what could be done with the left center. But
M. Leon Say would fail to satisfy the require
ments for the head of a constitutional ministry
far more than NJ. de Freycinet, and l do not
doubt that NJ. de Freycinet will again be sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

} To sell only for cash, and to never,
under any circumstances, open an ae-
count with any one. The reason it
pays is that we always know just
what we are doing. and can give every
customer equal and impartial advant-
ages. Never being compelled to as
sess cash customers for their proper
ton of losses sustained by reason of
bad debts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
LOCAL NEWS.


Ihe District Commissioners made requsjtion
on the Treasury department for 81 O0O chargea-
ole against the ST. AIMS Infant Asylum, which
amount has been turned over TO the managers
OF mat institution, as per appropriation by Con-
The fire board have sent a report TO the Dis
trlct commissioners reviewing the testimony
heard at Their Investigation OF Chief Engineer
Cronin, ana stating their conclusions that the
evidence does not sustain the charges made by
ex-Foreman Springman.
PUT IN THE TREASURY VAULTS
The District commissioners to-day transferred
a package OF money from the Safe Deposit COM
panp TO the vaults of the Treasury department
as special deposit, to be delivered upon the
order OF the Commissioners. The package Is
marked as follows: ''WaShington. ID. c.. Dec
22. 1879 Deposited this day by Josiah Dent,
Thomas P. Morgan and Major W. J. Twining,
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia
this package containing Sl9.50025. subject 10
the order OF the above-named Commissioners
or their successors in Office" This is sup
posed to be part of the money taken from
W. Ii. ottman, belonging to the government.
A CHANGE.
The District Commissioners have issued the
following: Ordered, that the offices known re-
spectively as the clerk in charge of special as
seSSments' and the clerk In charge OF revision
OF special Assessments are hereby consolidated,
and shall hereafter be known as the special as
SSeSSment division That II shall be the duty
of Mr.. George w. Beall to receive all payments
of special assessment bills, and keep such ac-
counts as are incidental thereto. That Mr.. Will
liam o. Roome is hereby appointed chief OF the
special assessment division, and, as such, shall
assume charge OF all matters and records relating
TO special assessments and report to the
tion.' This change is simply to facilte business
in their offices,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

THE TREASURY HOURS between Christmas
and New Years will be from 10 to instead of
from to -, as in the other departments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
HAYWARD T. HUTCHINSON,
SI7 Ninth street a.tr,.

SI7 Ninth street n.tU.,
Give special attention to
EEMODELING AND MODERNIZING DEFEC-
TIVE PLUMBING q
In city residences. Also, manufacture SLATE
MAN1ELS and sell FURNACES, RANGES,
CRATES, FIREPLACE STOVES, English TILE
and BRASS GOODS. DR.; Colboun's Porous Eyap-
orator is the only good thing in that line and we
cNn the patents for manufacturing. decl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

FIREAEE FROZEN AT A FIRE.-A fire In Mon
treal Sunday night damaged the warehouse and
the extent of sa8,0O0. Owing to the extreme
cold, several firemen were badly frozen -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

THE PRESIDENT will leave this week, probably
Friday. for Philadelphia, where he will meet
General Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
The Signal Corps Printers and the
HOLIDAYS.

Editor Sol:-Anticipating the issuance of the
usual Executive order anent the holidays, Capt.
Howgate or some one else in authority over the
over-wOrked and illy-paid signal corps printers,
has ordered that if they wish to enjoy the privi-
lege vOuchsafed them by Executive authority
they must do so by working the three nights
intervening between now and Christmas, up to
midnight. VIII you, Mr. Editor, tell us why it
is that the printers of the signal service are not
entitled to enjoy the advent Of Christmas in
common with their fellow employees? Every
parent or husband ought to be enabled to pre-
pare for the greatest festival OF the year, yet
the typos OF the signal office are not, being
obliged to work from a. m. until midnight. Is
this Justice? THREE CHEvRONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
WE FIND THAT

TT PAYS To mark the lowest cash price on the
ticket of each garment, and never to
deviate one penny from these prices.
The reason it pays is thatour custom
ers find by comparison that it is i'm
possible to buy goods under any sys-
tenn cheaper than we sell them, and
that with us they have the lowest
price named at once, and are not COM
PEELED to beat down from asking" to
taking price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

RAILROAD TROUBLES ENDED.-A San Diego dis
patch says:-'.Telegrams exchanged on Friday
and Saturday between the attorney, authorities
Railroad company, have resulted in an amica-
bic adjustment of the pending litigation. The
Texas and Pacific will deed one half Of the rail-
read lands to the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad. This gives the latter company
splendid deep water frontage on the bay and
5000 acres of well located lands, with ample
facilities and privileges for first-class depot and
wharf accommodations. Details will be settled
as rapidly as possible between representatives
of the companies and Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

Mr.. GEORGE M. Witt, OF Harrisburg. Pa,
has been appointed private secretary to Secre-
tary Of War Ramsey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

NEW YORK. Dec 23-Secretary Sherman spent
an hour at the custom-house to-day, but, it was
said, did no business OF any public interest. He
was visited there by several prominent bankers,
but with what object could not be learned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

THE COMMISSION of Colonel Farrow, q. S. at
torney for the district OF Georgia, will expire in
February next. He will not be reappointed.
The name most prominently mentioned in con-
nection with the subject of his successor is that
of Hon. John S. Bigby, formerly republican
member OF Congress from Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
An Abandoned Shin.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-Part of the crew of the
British steamer BoruSsfa, from Liverpool for
New orleans, have been landed at Queenstown
by the British ship Mallowdale from Bussein.
The Borussia was abandoned in sinking con-
dttiOn on the I'd inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
1T PAYS

MS To Resp good reliable goods, well
made and properly trinmed. To
show goods pleasantly and politely,
and never to importuae visitors to
buy. 70 insure satisfastion in every
transaction, and to refund money
when customers are dissatisfied. To
keep full and complste line of sizes
and qualities of everything pertain
ing to Men, Boys' or Childrer's
wearing apparel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
AFFAIRS IN THE FAR NORTH
WEST
Coal i'm Manitoba.
Starving Indians.

WINNIPEG, MAN, Dec. 23.-Hard coal has been
found at a depth of twenty-five feet, twelve
miles northeast of Emerson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

fs Silk stockings knit by hand are much
wein b. f....-htc....able ladies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

AdViceS from Fort MCLEOD, Bow river, NO
vember 30, confirm the reports of destitution
among the Blackfeet Indians. Twenty-Five
have died of starvation at BlackfoOt Crossing
There are fresh reports about cattle being
killed by the Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

ANOTHER GILLIAN VICToRY.-The following
dispatch has been received at tie Chilian lega-
tion from the Chilian consul general at Panama:
"On the 9th of November a bloody and stub
born battle took place between the Chilians
and their allied forces. The Chilians remained
masters OF the field, occupying the town of
Tarapaca. A revolution has broken out in the
province of Moquegua, Peru. 1t is led by Gen.
Chocane in favor of Pierold. Intelligence re-
ceived from La Paz, Bolivia, announces that
recent defeat, the leader being NJ. Nunez del
PradO.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

IS To avoid the slightest misrepresenta
ton in selling goods, and to let custo-
mers know Just what they are paying
their money for. The reason it is
that we thereby secure the confidence
of our customers, and make permanent
friends and patrons Of almost every
buyer, as our long list of regular Gus
toners most abundantly and gratify-
ingly attest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Leander Christian and Eliza Ann Snowden;
Samuel Grantlin and Josephine Jackson; George
Washington and Mary Taylor; George w. Tyler
Va; Anthony Gordon and Laura Woodforls;
Chas. Moulton and Rebecca jackson; Wilber
Fisk CfsSel and Mary Virginia Brown: Sidney
Mary Aigland; w. +. Brooke. of Prince George
Co., Md, and A. M. c. Clarvoe: G. Alexander
Somerville, of y, G.. Co. Md and Alice Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
Fighting i'm Afsbanistan.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The VicerOy OF India tele-
graph to-day as follows" Gen. Bright reports
the continued advance of re-enforcements All
is quiet at Peizeran, and conroyS are passing
thence to Jagdaluck. The Kugianes are quiet
A dispatch from Gen. Roberts, dated Cabul
Dec. 18th, says: .'Slight Sklrmishes took place
on the 18th inst, during which one or two Of
loss was one killed and two wounded Snow
fell here during the night, but it is disappear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
Some New Publications.

George in Camp" is a readable story for
boys, of life on the plains, published by Porter
& Coates, Phila.; and received from A. NJ. Creary,
bookseller.
VIM. Ballantyne s Son send ga FOOLS Errand
by One of the Fools" published by Fords How
ard & Hubert, New York. 1t gives the eXpe-
Tfences of northern man who went south after
the war, bought plantation, and endeavored
to "grow up with the country" Also, from
Ballantyne, we have, ''WaS l Right?" story
by. the author OF "Christie'S Old Organ New
York; Robert Carter & Bros. 'tAll Quiet Along
the Potomac, and other Poems, by Ethel Lynn
Beers (Phila.; Porter & Coates) received from
Ballantyne, is the title of vOlcIne containing a
number OF favorite poems that have appeared
in Hdil)el'S Monthly and Weekly and other pub
licationS.
':Comedies for Amateur Acting;;" and 'viyian
the Beauty by Mrs. Edward, are two late
numbers Of Appleton's new Handy-volume Sc
Iies, received from r. B. Mohun.
From W. II. & o. II. Morrison we have ely
giene Of the Voice." by Ghisloni Durant, NJ. d.
New York: Corsell, Peter, Galpin & Co. This
is new edition of work which ranks high
in the musical world, and with others interested
in the subject treated. "The POnca Chiefs"
published by Lockwood, Brooks & Co., Boston,
presents IAN Indians attempt to appeal from
the tomahawk to the courts" L. Prang & Co.,
Boston. send specimens of their handsome
Christmas cards. my Daughter Susan" is one
OF the pleasant "Idle Hour series" published by
Lothrop & Co., Boston. The Appletons have
published a volume of poems by Henry Abbey,
containing some that are already favOrlteS with
the public, and several that are new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENs left the city last
evening for Boston to be absent until January
1st next, or perhaps a day earlier. Before
leaving he said that no selection for District
Attorney had been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

The LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CAsE.-The
case OF Dauphin against the Postmaster Gen.
eral, in which an amended bill was filed yester-
day in the Equity Court and certified to the
General Term to be heard in the first instance,
was not taken up to-day, as was expected, but
Will be called to- morrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23

LEADING TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS to-day had
an interview with Assistant Secretary Hawley
and Commissioner Raum protesting against any
proposed change in the manner OF printing
revenue stamps on tin foil tobacco wraps Mr..
HaWley and Gen. Raum assured them that the
department would consult the wishes Of the
trade in this matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-23
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, s2os, ,97s.s4 customs, s417. .554.4s.

MOVEMENTS OF U. s. NAVAL VEssELs.-The
Tennessee, flagship of the North Atlantic Sta
ton, Rear Admiral Wyman, will leave New
York for Norfolk on the 9th. The Alliance.
now in the dry dock at Norfolk, will be attached
to the North Atlantic station.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
@fgbamiTait.
&0nDon, 10. SctDber.

Cine 0epeI6e ans Simla, batirt Sretz
tag nm Mitterna6t, meloet:
@eneral 9tobcrt5 befano it9 am .. D. w.
bpr &abuG. Die Generate S9ter ll1o
Sic. 8berlon erbielten Den Selebl. ben
Te;no, Der ii6 alf ben 6Oben oberbalb
8ala 6iiiar geiannmelt bate, nit 1tarfer
O2a6t anaugretten. General 5tobertS
alaubt, oab, tDenn oiele Sruppen gum Gin
9retfen eelangeu ~fOnncn, bet Jeinb auBer
Stanbe iein Dir0, einen neuen &f sl
belteben. OtaiiD, meI6er ben 9~tuftra8
bate, Die afgbanii6e Eidsugsliuic auf Der
bon Banltian ua6 Sobiitan fiibrenoen
Stra6e ab5ui6neioen, bat in S6alpur
78 @el6Ibe erbeutet. Sic befanDen ii6
in ei1em perIalieuen Eager; II bapon
paren Ntmitrong=0 ei6iibe.
Sine, bonn 8. October, aus ipGter Stun6e
6atirte 9epei6e aus tDiilar Dor
&abul la9t: Die gta6ri6t lit ei1ge>
t~rDffen, oaB Bic @itaoeue un6 Der Yalait
BON 8ala Siiiar III &abul pOm 6einOe gez
rGumt poroen iino. Wabrl6einli6 miro
fein @iDeritaub ~geleiitet weroen, urlo Der
@insug in Die Staot miro friebli6 Dor iib
9eDen.
Qonbon, 10. Sft.
Die @f9banen baben cine itarf perldarSz
te StelIuug auf Den 9ODen ipeltlt6 bon
&abu[ inne.
@eneraL 9toberts mel0et ant 8. Sftober
Nbenos: @e9en Communicating ipar
@eneral 8aftr baran, ben Nn9riff auf Die
feinOltGe Steuung 3l %beginnen.
Cine 9epelde aus Dem britii6en 2oger
bon &abul BON bernlelben Gage iagt:
Safer'S 8rtgaOe greift ben Sei1o auf ben
6iigelm luODeltli6 BON Oer StaDt an, urD
man ertpartet am 8. einen ~bartnGGigen
&f. Der Seirb ertpartet bon @DuSni
cine Geritdrfung bon 3 9tegimenteru.
Ser borermGbnte 2tngriff 8afer'S be-
1drGnfte ft6 auf einen Nrttueriefalnpf.
Ser 2lnbru6 Der Na6t binDe1te Die Snz
fanterie, einen &ugrtff 81 maden; aber
bas SbieBen tpurOe mad @intritt Der
9unfelbeit fortgeiebt.
gSie ber ySimes" aus Sem 9ager bes
@eneralS gtoberts mitgetbetlt miro, iteben
orei btSber %unangetnitet ge6liebene afgbaz
nii6e0tegilneuter, DerltGrft our6 Die ueberz
reite Der geidlasenen Sruppen UNI ourd
GinipD1ner bon &abul, Dem @eneral8afer
ge8eniber.
Berlin, 10. Sft.
Die vgfor6beuti0e aIgemeine !3eitun9"
iagt: 9tuBlan6 bat it6 bereit erflGrt, in
Die 3eritDrung bon &abuL 5u ipilligeu, ge=
1tdttet aber ni9t bic GinDerleibAng bon
Qlfgbaniitan.
Berlin, 10. Oft.
Gublanb bat @nglano besiigli6 Nlgbdz
niitans 9epifiegrDfnungen beretts gema6t
ober miro tie MAIDEN. Der @5ar ipini6t
Die 3uii6erung, baB @n9lano ipeber 0erat
nod 0ie !0o9ebene BON 8aDafl6an beleben
tptro.
Gn9ItT@e lttStpanScrum tta@
ScTaS.
2onbon, 9. Sft.
t3neibun6ert un6 itebenunbie6sig Sarz
rter un6 beren Tarnilien baben itb belte
in 2iperpool mad Nmerifa eingei6ifft, mo
ie ith III Seros differentiation aeOenfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
G6wer beIrAFt.
8puabfeepiie. sc. g., 8. 8.

Bnu9Dfeepit lie, sc. s.. 8. Sft.
G6arleS 81. gaDbeDd, Glerf i'm Bureau
beS @eneralaOiutanten 4berreD i'll Neitz
8Oint, lit Dor einsm &rieg5geri6t bc5Berz
iuh5, al eincM &aOetten grpre6lug gu
ilbel1, i6ul0ig befunoen unO 5ur Straie
Daflr imam %caliirt, ieine5 riidftduDiacll
@ebalts fir UerIuitig ertldrt unb 81 5ipci>
iG0riser @iniperrung i'm DtilitGrgefdngniB
au Sort &eapeuWQrtb Derurtbeilt porpen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
Scr &oDtcMOanoeL,
BbtIaDeIpbta, 9. Sft.

g8te man bort, tpcrben Die &obleubergz
perfsbcitBer int 2ebigbzG6ale am Wontag
Die &oblenpreiie I'M 25 GentS Die SDnne
erD0ben. Die 8bilabelpGia 9teaoing @i=
neutrality-suspicious. pirb %nabri0einli6 cine
glei6e @rb0bung eintreten lalleu. 3u ben
iebigen Garifpreiicn lperben feline 8elteLz
lungen mebr angenomInel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
0enramoet.

Quebec.o o, Dir.
No6 Snbalt etnes %einselGurenen Eelez
grammS lit Der 9arnpfer v@tnene" bon Der
9ominionS 2tnie BET ge6 8aD ge1tranbet
unb ~tDabri4einli9 sGnali9 ausetnanber
~geborIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
Oie

@tnem 8cri6t be5 8un0eS i6abntetiterS
Sufolge beIduft itd Die 3abl Der 9ato gez
prd9ter @dbrungS : SiIberoolars auf
40, 757, $50 Stid. 6terbon b%efinDen ii6
in ben beri6iebenen 8unbestalieu nod
81, 500, $50; itno aIio i'm llnIauf 1861
O70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
01tS @efbtttNtptt.

W a b n 9 t o n, 3. 8cF.
Der 0ireftor 6es 8ureauS fir Staftiitif
tbeiIt init, DAP bic AuSfubr bon Petroleum
urb @rseugniiien aus ioldem aus Den
Ser. Staaten i'm 0(uguft auf 1887, TIC
@aIonen I'M 8ertbe bon 3,G30112 0Ols
lars belief.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
0tub enmn8I1G.
@iIfesborre. 8a.. f..

WtIfesb0rre, 3d., 10. Oft.
Cine fur6tbare @rubengas= gnt3iin6una
trug ft6 beute Na6mittag inn @mptres
S6adt Der 2ebtgbz@ iIteSbarre &o6lens
bergmerfS9eieui6aft au. bur6. wel6e bier
Nrbeiter. gtolan, Mtpran, Smitb unb Wfcs
@roartD nit gamen, i6tper perlebt porz
Ron f;t1S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
8ran0Mn9I1&.

S0n Sr0nctsc CO, 10. Ott.
Gins Stodton, Galifornten, miro beri9z
tet, baB bas cine babe Nteile BON ienem
Srte belegene @obnbaus Sames S'gaeiL
%ber9angene Jta6t abbrannte. 9ie Srau
S'gteiI's par, aIs bas Seuer ausbra6, 10
l6iper b%etrunfen, baB fie fi6 ni6t bonn
Sled gu ribren nermo6te unb elemoi9li9
b%erbrannte. SIR miirbiser @atte, Ser
e~benfals oes @uten 3u bel getban, mar
nod 10 btel BET 8eritano, baB er aus benz
br%ennen0en 6auie in ben 9of 3u toumeln
Dermo6te, no man i'm fid an ben 13aum
mleDnenb fan6. Wan Dermutbet, 6QB bas
Teuer burd bas 8eriten elmer 2ampe berz
urfndt tnurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
Mn9I1GSfaN

Menbpta, Sn., 10. Dit.
GotDaro Wtc6ao6en tpurbe BET Dem Nlss
bGngen bon @tlenbabntpagen bon eI1em
8abnauge Mberfabren ull0 getO6tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
@o1bington, 10. Oft.
Ole 6ffentIi9en 2dnbereie,


9ie 6ffentIt6eu 2Gnbereien.
Ser bemnGdit erideinenbe sSabresbez
riGt beS @eneraIalt0antes miro interel=
iantc Derglei6en0e 9atcu besitglt6 Der
8erGuBerung bon 9tegierun9sldnOereien
oil wirtlt6e Nniie6ler tpdDrenb eincS ie0eu
Der lebten flint Sabre entbalten.
Die @eiammt3abl Der b%erfauften 2Gn6ez
reien betrGgt 100000 Bis 100000
9cres fit ie6es Der Sinansia6re 1875, '76
unD TT, itei9t in StnansjaDre 1878 auf
7,166, 974 QlcreS uno i'm Sabre 167S-'79
auf $3.50, 119. @uf @runb Der SeimitGttez
uu6 Sorti6ubz@ eleBe tuurbcu beaulpru6t
inn Sinan3iabre 1877 2,698, III Qlcrcs,
1878 6,2S8, 779 NcrcS unO 1879 8,026, $50
Mcres. Die BaarDerfGuie meilen gegelt
0as Sa6r 1878, no fie ungetabr 877. 900
Qcrcs umfaBteu, cine Ql6nabme BON $685.
900 QcreS auf, ba9e9en ergie6t fib in bent
6lG6eninbalt oes tpG6reno bss letten ST.
nansiabres BON nirfli6en @niieoIern iiber=
nOmnlenen 9anOeS gegcn oaS Sortabr cine
3unabme bon nabeSu an0ertbaLb 0iiaioz
nen NcreS.
21tts Oct GtaatSbaMptTaSt.
SprtngfieIb, ST., 10. Sft.
Ser s. a III t betro9
Der bon BET acknowledgements
feltgeftelten Gteuertpertbe belGuft 1i1 in
bieiem Sabre auf STA, 323, 610 NM er=
siebt cine GrmGBt9ung erSteuereini1Gbz
uug gegen Die bes Dorigen SabreS I'M 81
Sro5ent.
Sie 2lrbciter.
Gincinnatt, 10. Sft.
Sn benz Strett BET M0beli6reiner un6
Sfenformer lift bis belte Wfittag feline ipez
ientli9e 8erdnbcrung etngetreten. &ein
S6eil i9eint getpiat. 3u9eitdnOniiie 5u
MAIDEN.
GIebeIan6, O., 10. Oft.
Die &oGIengrubenbeliber int Suscaraz
tpaszGbaIe 1aben Die Nr6eitSl0bne Der
Seraleute I'M 3ebu @ents fit Die Sonne
er606t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
GW0atnerifa.

9DnOon, 8. Ott.
8uti6en Ser 6iIenii6en un6 ser pcruz
anil1en Slotte bat Bet WfejiloneS Elm @ez
fedt itattgeiunoen, Bel ipel6em OaS peruz
nnii6e 8an5eri9iff u6uaScar" in Die
6anbe BET GbileneH 9efaaen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
Gt6nftciW.
8arts, 10. Oft.

= QUITE IUA SIIA
Dim Sreitag tpltrben inn Saubourg CT.
6onore in ber 9tGbe bes gaIais @lDiee ein
Gbennifer gametS 9agrange unb ein
ipeibIi6er 9ienftbote ermorbet auigeFu1z
ben. SSeOenfauS liegt ein 9taubmorb Dor.
Die Spur bes ber1mutbli6eu Wf0rbers,
zines 2ebrIings 6es @rmorbeten 9famens
9lruolb @alter aus Der S6mei5, lit bis
9lnttperpen nerfoIgt tporoer. @abrideinz
LID bat. er it6 bort na6 Qmerita etn9ez
f1ifft, mo elm Sufel bon ibm leben iou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-13
Spanien.
Ma0rt6, 8. Sft.

Oie 0emofraten beri6iebener Sdattiz
rungen baben i6re 8eri6meIsung 3u elmer
8artei beidlOiien. Die S0oeraIiitcn fino
bapon ausgei1loiien. GaiteIar iDobnte Der
8eriammlung, III pel9er Der 8ei6luB 9ez
faBt puroe, nidt BET.
8~iertauienO SoIOaten 9eben in 6ieiem
Weomat mad Guba.