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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
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so GEMS.
The DIAMOND NIRvIEH PILLs, a speclae
Tor oil Nttv0u. Canpl.lnis. Price 81 90.
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ever inverted. T. lc. % cent?.
Send tor oesefip, i've circular Of Ds. HvoTy's
Diamond Remedies, RRER nj MAIL. Inquire
q your druggist.
PrnprietOr's andre o.. DR.A.F. EVoRY&CO..
SSAm1 - Park Pisce, New Y .rk Guy.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

E;quiTe RoetHsr yesterday morning deci'
dsd TO hold John and Irwin Dyrchs, w. n
cry snd Jim Lotus, 70 ansvet 70 the Docem
Der term OF she Cole Circuit Court IN the
charge Of aiding Babb and Smith IN their 1T
temp. " escape from me County jai, IN
femAndtd BACK " Id, Wan. Blank .Eship,
vas discharged from cusIoty, the evidence
against him not being deemed sufficient 10
warrant bringing his case before the grand
Jury. N .rtha Young, the col0red damsel
who L also charged with aiding In tbs al.
aempt ~ escape, has nVt Yet BEEN brought up
for trial bat will be in . day or t~wo.--Jef.
CITY Tribune,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

Preparations for the work Of taking the
census has been completed and We give
below the supervisors compilation Of dis
lficls for thh State. The appointments of
supervisors musl be oiled BY tie arsI Of JAN
nary;
MISSOURI, sEvHN pEsSRIcTs.
First Dirtric s-JsGeIEon, 81. Charles and
Ct. Louis counties.
Second Dlstrici-B o~illngeF, Butler, Cape
GiAndsAu, Carter, Dlnkhn, Iron, Madison,
Missraippb Neg Nadia, Orgon, PemiseoE
Perry. Reynolds, Ripley. 81. F~rsneols, Sc
GsneYieve, Scott, shannon stOddard, Wash
ingson and Wayne cOuatiss.
Third Dslrict-Audrain, Boone, Galloway,
CsmdsD, Cole. Crawford, Dsat. FrAnklin.
GSSeoaade. Lincoln, Mari Z. Miller. Mont.
gomeEy, Usage, Phelps. Pike, Pulaski and
Warren counties.
Fourth Dislrlet-B4rry, Christian, Dade,
Dallss. Douglas, Green, Howell, jasper,
LAclede, Lawrsnce, Mcdonald, Newton,
OEsrk, Polk, stone, TAney, ..rsI.S, Webster
and Wright counties.
Fifth Dhtrc,-Adair, Charlton, Clarke,
Howard, KaoK. Lewis, Liam. Mseon, MsEIpn,
Monroe, Putnam. halls, Randolph. Schuyler,
scotIsnd, Shelby and SallivAn. eophlies.
Sixth DistTlct-Bartop, Batoh Benton,
Gas, Cedar. Cooper, Henry, Hickory. Jack
son, johnson, Lafayette, AoniteAu, Morgan,
Psssls, st. Clair, sAlIass and Vernon eoun-
slss.
seventh DlsIrIct-Aadrsw, Atehlsou.
nschanAn, 0aldwsll. Carroll, Clay, olbton,
psyiess D. K.lb, Gentry, Grandy, Harrison.
Holt Livingston. Mercer. Nodaway, PlAae,
Rey, and Worth eFuniios.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

1890


Tho Ct %. DEMOCRAT reneTs its claims 10
popular favor and patronage, With increased
facilities Tor gaining ant retaining both. and
with increased liberalization 70 more than
ede~m its oft-mEde pledges 10 ali the full
measure OF fea-onable expectation a. q polit-
teal, family and general Newspaper. q
Politically the GLOBE DkMooRAr Il rscoO.
ntaad from enc end 0l the country TO Ihe
oihaF a. the unninching champion OF that
Republication which came Into power In
time 20 save the Union from dastruouon. and
has since devoted All its energies 10 the pres-
e~rvation intact o'sthe fruits % the wal forced
upon W BY the rebels OF The South aided hv
the Democrats OF the North. We have on
posed sl toFms OF compromise and c~oncilia.
lion that seemed 70 aim at . restoration 10
power In tbts cBuntFy Of the men and the
Organisation which involved us 10 the horrors
OF civil war. Toe Democratic papiy Il now
10 the aaid for the next Presidential ~eleo,;on
with the doc rims Of State fightn and militia.
cltion emblSz ,nsd upon lee banner. II ane.
cssa'ul, 10 will most assuredly carry Out lie
promise 70 r peal Allglhe legislation uecessI.
tstel by the war and Its results, and viii in
angerate q policy which will ,nd
sssist another attempt AZ secession and re-
hoilion. Tbia 10 Whist The boast OF the .'Soliu
S1uth" meAn& There 10 but one AntI5ote TOR
= Solid South and the untold eVila which M
threatens, ard that is = Solid North. uLited
10 . hFm purpose " keep the political power
OF the Nation Ia the section which sent forth
is loyal egions to crush rebellion and Feetore
The int gritty OF the Unlop. I've Is have an.
nistaksbly pointed 70 Gen U. 8. GFanI "A
the Inevitable candidate OF the RspubIIcan
party for this great contest, There are 9th.
ets as worthy A. he. but there seems 70 be no
NAN 20 certsin 10 consolidate ia his favor ali
the elements ~ success. Hence, VS. have
supported and urged his nomination, Keeping
IN view solely the welfare OF the Rspubiicnn
party sud IhO boat assurance Of iS Triumph
10 1850
As a general newspaper for tho Counane-
room, the Family aud Ihe Preside, lie
uLoBn DEkocRAT will keep abreast II The
best pob' icatIuns OF the dsy. Our facilities
for The collection Of news are unsurpAsaad
either East OF Wesl. We spare no erpsnso
70 obtein the latest and most accurate lnselli-
y.hce from al quarters by mail and telegraph
We have correspondents at all nevs cuntsrs
throughout the countty, and their full and
Interesting chFonieals OF events tsll how fAlIh-
iolly they perform tho dnues assigned 10
them Our Commercial News is prepared
with great care, and We ma y safely Challenge
. compsrison OF this department OF tbo
SLoBx'DEk0cRAr with that OF soy other
newspaper In the countfy. Our aim Ia full
cess ana accuracy, seeking TO oovsF all sub
tscts OF general commerce., and % give The
istss' information and quotation q As TO each,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

Mayor BAtl, OF Clinton, passed through
this city Sunday nighs, having in custody .
young man named Vim. H. Smith, whom be
arrested 81 Tuscumhis, MILLER county, Rfi-
day last. Smith 10 suipscted Of having stolen
. mule At Clinton during the last Far st that
place. II he Yves reA. ~ tie thieI he will be
Identified az Clinton. At any rate he suits
abe description to q r~.--Sedsdla Democrat.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

A party Of J~Gvrsoniaos; consIstIOg OF
Attorney General J. l. Smith, Hon. II Clay
Kwip9, Col. Msck }. Leaning and Mr.. l. &.
Waters, came up Tuesday. ans went on up
10 ihs lskes for = grand hunt. Tnsy struck
fine weather for spotk-6rownsviile Heraid.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

Mr.. &c Hudson. living near Town, LETT
st oar esfica, = spaolmsu OF one OF nAgure's'
freak, 10 the shape 0f q pig With ueli deAa
cd claws upon the fore fees, witch veFe
clsws were formed BY . doubls Lewiston, or
parting Of the hoof, on eAch fore-look L.
other respects, She animal appeared to bs
nosmal.-WsrsaW Tines.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

LibaFty 10 10 tDts cuiW citva bD7v what
health Is 10 every individual holy Without
beAlth no pleasure cat be tasted b. man:
without liberty no happiness eau be enjoyed
by soelsty-Balingbsoks.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

There is sass rs. IN the state treasury due
the unknown heirs OF Joseph rwslvStssA
dseeAled.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

Tho Misaouri river hsd flssu six test 81
JsHsrSOn City during the week ending lhs
I5th Inst.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

The isthss Of Msihodism in Georgia, Rev.
Dr.. L1vick Pierce, died st bis homo =,
6parta, Monday Of last week aged o. yssrA.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

Il Is dliacult % 20, = part long, lor whsre
b endeavrring 10 returns aud will peep out
and bstrsy lfasd ona o. anolhers-Bish0p
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20

Hon. A. n. Lay, our representative 10
Congress, il preparing to 20 W washngt,n.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
Tho Wells Tea COMPANY
Importers d
eURE CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS.

Supply Teas TO Storekeepers, 10 original
p~ackages, ct lowest import prices.
supply Teas TO Druggists, General Deal.
eFs and Others, packed 10 handsome sealed
packages OF one poInd Zach, in can,sieFs Of
20 10 bOIes.
Supply Tess 10 Peddlers In half pound aud
one pound bsgs, plain or printed, Al = more
liberal difcount than a given elsewhere.
supply Tee for Club Orders and AlloW .
larger commission than usuul, and 10 all eas
ss guarantee toe quality OF their goods.
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY is one Of The
laIgrsI anu meet Teliabls b,.uses 10 tbs trade.
and all parties requiring Teas should send
or q circular.
The We lis Tea Co,
P. o. BOX $3.50. NEW YORK
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
SedAlla Democrat O.

We are opposed n ihe removal Of the
capital from Jefferson CITY 70 SsdsliS There
Ars many reasons We can give for our oh
sections; not that we object 10 Se5aIls's pFos
perity Ia any particular but it would be
unwiss and unjOst tOwAEis the people in the
State.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
The
Alpine Silver Mining COnpaay.
OfColorado.
Capital 50 600 600 100000 Shares,
PAR VALUE, elO PR SRAkR.
UNAssEssIBLE. RULL PAID.

UhAssEssIBLE. FULL PAID.
Daniel J.Splaine, Pres. J.L.Thompson, Sec.
OGos,-6l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The properly OF this Company consists OF
twelve mines and mining locaIions, located
10 Lake County, Colorado, in the Vicinity OF
LeadYille, upon all Of which extensive " Fk
Das BEEN done, In all cases exhibiting Arus
essoFe ve'ns, good pay streak. aud well de-
hned ludes.
Two OF the leading mines are well opepod
0p and have o. the lowest computation over
TEN THOUSAND TONS or ORE IN
SIGHT. The Railroad now under constrnc-
too will soon be within Q short dislancs Of
this properly.
Toe COMPANY proposes 10 sell 3 portion Of
its stock 81 81. 30 per share for the purpose
OF more completely developing ita mines,
and Tor the erection OF works Tor the treat
mtnt Of iis OFaa.
Application TOR the stock may be made TO
me once OF the OonpAAy, 81, Broadway,
N. D.-rhe Mining Record, Of New York,
ihe hlgheat mining authority In this county,
says Feb. lsi 1873. The principal owners
In this company are bard VOL king men who
by their wi labor hAVe unc0yered large
bodies OF ore which they n0w wsh 10 ex.
tract and send TO market. Gus readers will
DO we'll " make . venture with these worthy
men, their money will probably be returned
70 them twenty fold The business man-
agsment has been placed 10 the care OF MI.
j. j.. Th0mpson, 40 eficer OF high standing
In one OF the largest and best banks In the
city. A prospectus giving full particular
s. nj Tree, on application TO the Secretary.
-Dr Q, VI. BENsoH's CKLRHY AND OHAk
oaILK PtLLs are preppfU expressly 60 enis
Sick Headache, Nervous Hoadsahe, pyepepue
HeldNche, GeuFalgiA, HefVousness ana
. eeplessnoss ~ q vii cure any case. Pfies
Cav cts q box, 80 pills. postage free, SOFA
BY AL drugglsu, 0aOe. No. 400 q. KstaN ~
BALTIMORE, Nd.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY GLoBR.DKMo-
GRAF

In Pursuance Of our determination TO place
the Weekly issue OF the GLoBE-DuNoeRAT
within the reach OF very voter III the WeEl
for ths campaign OF 1850, w. have sedlced ia
price "a one dollar per Annum postAV,,. pra-
paid Dy U.S. THIS mskrs 1t. considering ia
$50 and quality. Tie cheapest newspaper IN
'hs country. We are confident thht this lib
sraiiIy on our part will be met by A gamer
Gus response nom the people OF tAs whoIs
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
SUBSCRIPTION PRIcRa
DAILY.

@ n H - III
PER YEAR.
PAYABLE In advance. Speciai rates 70 Agents.
RHmlt,Apces should be mAde BIZ United
States Post 0dcs Money Ordsfs, bAnk
drafts, or regihered letters. whenever u can
be d ne. Directions should be made plainly,
giving name Of Post 0A1ce, County and
State,
Address al letters GLOBE PRINTING
COMPANY, ST. Louis. MO.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-20
Capitol Removal Question.
oTEIcE OF tbs ssDALlA plaocRAr,

OYFIoE OR SBDALA pk&ocRAT,
SEnALtA. NovHMss R IA.h, 1879
Ed. osAaE VALLEI BAHszAs Strive
are endeavoting TO get an opinion OF the
Press Of the State upon the subject Of remoy-
Ing The Capital TO sedalia, and would esteem
Il q great fAvor Il you would publish a few
lines ia u nsxt issue expressing your views,
snd send q marked copy 10 this Office.
RasnactiuIlv.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
TIE WAR ON THE LOTTERIES.
TIE TEXT OF BILL WHICH is TO BE PRESENTED
TO THE HOUSE TODAY IN BEHALF OF PosrMAs-
TER GENERAL KY.

TIE TEXT OF BILL WHICH is TO BE PRESENTED
TO THE HOUSE TO-DAY IN BEHALF OF PosTMAs-
TER GENRRAL KY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSE1
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA bill will be introduced
into the House tomorrow by Representative Money.
of Mississippi. who is chairman of The House Com
mittee on Post Offices and Post Roads. This bill en-
bodies the views of the Post Office Department. and
is understood 10 comprise all the changes desired by
that Department in the present laws relating to the
transmission Of lottery and gift circulars by mail.
1t is rs follows:
BE enacted eic-sEcTIoN 1. 1t shall not be lawful TO
deposit post Office leterbox mail receptacle nor
carry by mail any letters, circulars. advertisements
concerning the business OF lotteries addressed 10 any
lottery company or person or firm engaged In the lot
terry business 10 person who acts as an officer or
agent OF such company, or firm or to any
called gift concerts other similar enterprises Offering
prizes concerning schemes devised and intended TO
deceive and defraud the public for the OF OBJ
tanning money under false preences and the person or
companies who hereby excluded from the Of the
mails may send and receive their Letters a circulars py
private messengers. notwithstanding any law now ~ ~
force but shall not act carriers for other persons OF
any matters hereby excluded from tie mails and
penalty Of not more than 5000 nor ess than sl0o; MIN
costs or prosecution, hereby imposed upon CONVECTION
In any Federal Court for any violation OF TINS section OF
SIC . Tnat section H. act of March g. 1879, be, and
the same hereby amended 40 as to tead as follows
" IL any matter excluded from the malls except that de-
cared unavailable by section 1888 of the Revised stat
ues as amended, shall by nadverence reach the once
OF destination, the same snail De uenNcTtu III
accordance with its address; Pyorided. that the
party shall furnish the name and address 0f tue
sender to the Postmaster at the Office OF delivery VINO
shall immediately report the fact 10 the Postmaster
General II the person addressed refuses TO give the
required information. the Postmaster shall hold tue
package subject the order OF the General
All matter declared nonmailabe by sections 3.s93 and
1884 Revised Statutes a. they amended by this
act which shall reach the Office Of dciery shall held
by the Postmaster subject to TO the order Of the Post
masterCienera."
SEC. g. That sections 5000 and 4.04l OF the Revised
Statutes be. aud the hereby amended by strk
ing out the word fraudulent before the word lot
tey said sections and also BIZ striking the word
" other " before the ord /" scheme"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
A THREE HOURS FIRE IN TROY, NJ.

THE LUTHERAN CHURCH AND FIFTEEN OTHER
BUILDINGS BURSED-THF LOSS ABOUT THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Troy, n. Y, Dec. This morning about
O'Clock a fire broke out in sutherlands boiler shop
the side OF River-st heavy wind was blowing
at the time, and the flames Immediately communicated
with adjoining buildings, destroying boiler shop.
machine shop, Monk Hawley's laundry. buildings oc-
cupicd by Miller & Bingham. Hustes Dusenberry.
Marshal Briggs. Bowman d Sons, and Duls CO.-aii
shirt and collar manufacturers-and Browns machine
shop. The malt house of Fitzgerald Brothers. next
north. damaged to the extent of 50 900 but was
saved by the efforts OF the entire Fire Department.
which promptly on hand at the first alarm
One fireman injured by falling wall and one
Jumped into the river to himself from falling tim
hers The fire crossed TO tho side Of Rver-> and
burned the ground six tenement houses and the Ger
man Lutheran Church. The fire was under control al
o'clock this morning.
the losses over $3.50 600 suthorlands loss
amounts to $l14.0o0, and Miller & Bngham's 10
$4,000. The Insurance on the property destroyed
amounts to Tl62. 900.
About / 500 wOrkpeople, including 1900 girls. are
thrown out oI employment. The shirt and collar manu-
lecturers will business without delay The nre
the largest that bas occurred IN Troy since lsG2.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
LICENSES AT MoRRIsTowN.

LICENSES AT MORRIsToWS.
MORRISTowN, n. j., Dee. THE Common Coun-
Gill; alter much dispute, has grained licenses
THE HOOD BENEFIT
SAN FRANcIsco. Dec. 1.-THE benefit at Baldwin's
evening for denera Hoods orphaned children
has realized about 81 900.
NO PRIZES AWARDED.
OTTAWA Dec. THE Dominion Artillery AssOcia-
decided not TO award prizes the essays sent
being all Of little value.
FIFTEEN PER CENT MORE ASKED.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-The boiler makers are about
for advance OF 10 cent In their II
fused they threaten 10 strike.
NO BLACK FEVER IN SILLERY.
QUEBEC, Dec. 7.-lhere il no truth in the rumors
plague sery The deaths referred In last night
dispatches were from typhoid fever.
TREASURE FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
SAN Francisco, Dec THE steamer Gaelic
sailed hence today for Hong Kong via Yokohama with q
Of sS0s5o3 "a mostly IN ne silver
dOliar5
RENOs DEFENCE TO BEGIN TO-DAY.
DEADwOOD Dakota. Dec I'm the Reno court
the session and nothing
brought out Reno asked I'LL tomorrow vre
pare his defence.
MINING CLAIM DECIDED
DEADwooD, Dakota, Dec. 0.--fhe suit Of the
Golden Terra Company sE,n. the Gopher Company has
been decided In iavor OF che latter The suit 10 ais
puted claim worth probably toV00v0
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
A BANQUET TO GENEEAL GRANT.

THE COMMERCIAL CLUB OF CHICAGO ENTERTAINs
HIM-sEvKRAL EASTERN MERCHANTS AMONG
THE GUESTS.
CHICAGO, Dec. THE dinner of the Com
mercial Club last ght presided over by Mr. ]. W.
Doane, with General Grant and Governor Long on
either side.
President Doane welcomed the guests from all parts OF
the Union and especially General Grant He spoke par
tcuary. also. of the Boston delegation as representa-
ves OF the great commercial centre around which this
contncnt-thc globe iscf-reyolves lie proposed the
health OF General Grant one OF the members OF that
"Galena Ring" whose component parts were OF such
sterling material.
General Grant, in response, said:
The illusions OF your president TO myself have been
gratifying the whole and the assurances that he has
held out to me that II would settle among you
can the unanimous vote OF this club for Its pres
dency Is the most tempting offer that have had yet
have heard OF numerous places having been cut out or
me before but this the only one that have had any
Of But In this case even, am somewhat en-
barrassed. My understanding before coming here this
evening was that 10 become member OF this club q
had 10 represent some industry or other-sOme one
OF the great Industries which nave made our country so
great and pros spcrOusand am at loss really TO know
where should come ill., do see here one or two OF tne
Ring" that baye been teerred toIinat & rnna Ga,Hna
members Of this club How they got IN Is equally
Genticmen, thank you very heartily for the honor
you done ne-not only in this kind offer you have
made 10 locate me IN the honorable and rcsponsinle
place, but for the way you have received me On the
whole. tApplause
The Hon. E. R. Nudge OF Boston, answering to the
toast Our Manufacturers" spoke in part follows:
lie referred TO the time, thrtyseveD ago. when
he to Chicago from Peoria In stage, the only
means OF conveyance wheD poor as he was, he would
not have his possessions for the whole OF Chicago
Illinois bonds with three years accrued interest IN
default selling at 90 cents on the dollar He said
respect for State lines. He had voted In four
States and would claim that he had right 10 every
State the Union. lie urged that manufacturing was
and should not he confined To the East II should
extend and Increase and permeae the West The west
should grow as fast IN manufactures as IN agriculture
President Doane introduced rs worthy of an endearng
place In Chcagos affections NJ d. Spaulding, OF Boston,
whose hberaiy toward Chicago al the time OF the lre
well known. Mr.. Spaulding responded Drieny
Speeches also made by Mr.. Gambler. of Boston
GOvernor-eect Long Of Massachusetts,; Ezra Miller OF
Omaha General Horace Porter; William II: Brown oi
Cincinnati Charles Colby, Of Milwaukee; the Hon j.
T. Wilson. OF Iowa; aud exGov. 4. .. stannard of 81
Louis
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
MAX MARETZEK STILL MISSING.
FEARS THAT HE HAS COMMITTED SUICIDE.

FEARS THAT HE HAS COMMITTED SUICIDE.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 7.-NOthing has been heard
OF Max Maretzek up TO a late hour tonight, aud the
members of his company greatly distressed at his
disappearance.
HIS spirits have been much depressed Of late because
OF the non OF his opera Sleepy Hollow and his
financial embarrassments also worried him a good deal
These facts and the additional one, that when he left
the Linde Hotel Thursday morning he took moth
ing with him except what he wore, ana
hat he known TO have money with him.
lends to the belief that he either wandered
into the country in NJ OF mental alteration has
committed suicide. The latter theory has most advo-
Gates ..,
Thc pore are searching for bin In every direction.
and elcgams been sent 10 numerous places IN the
hone Of finding him.
T re COMPANY was given a benefit tonight at the
Opers House aud will leave for ther homes In day
oI
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
AN ULTIMATUM FOR THE UTEs.

WAsHINGToE. Dec. THE following dispatch
was received this sevening by Secretary Schurz from
General Hatch, the Commissioner at Los Pinos
Col:
We closed the hearing OF testimony yesterday and de-
manded the surrender of parties recognized at the mas
sacre. Tho list included the head chief. Doug.
lass. The Indians went into council last night ana
still in council they VIII answer tomorrow. The
present Indications that they will accept the ultima
tum-surrender OF the guilty and annhlation OF the
tribal relations The Indians consider death incidental
to surrender and trial. The struggle among
themselves has assumed serious proportions. The ILL
huence far s in favor Of snrrcnder ihe, however,
may change this at any moment
Secretary Schurz in response to inquiry, stated
that he felt quite sanguine he would receive nteli-
gence tomorrow that the Indians had yielded to
the pressure, and determined to accept the tondi-
tons imposed by the Department.