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New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
THE COURTS.
ursT1cr DUFFY NOT SUSTAINED.

william F. Howe, the criminal lawyer who
-, sned for contempt before Police Justice Duhy on
sdov appeared before Judge Donohue In the supreme
oourt Chambers, writ of habeas corpus on o".u,'
- His petition set forth his views OF the creum-
ea,' . v,dor which the fine was imposed, the " IN
- - " hcl ne alleged the Justice heaped upon ni,'
IL ,he rough handling he received from inc
..,os officers The return OF Justice Duny
otod tina. Mr. Howe fined for continued disGrder
no5 acaIns AZ him for contempt or FOR disordsiy
pPluct Judge DOnohue said that as u was eHluen1
tsst Sn bad been committed Mr.. Howe wOulu De us
ohenvon ohen Tho summons and complaint ~ suiI i1r S
snoo' 100 damages by Mr.. Howe agalnst justice Duis
koC''eG SOU eeryed upon the latter on Saturday
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ferlures ano Meetlnas.

IMPORTANT LECTURE.-Spiritual Commu-
Il nication Review OF Mr.. Kiddie's book by Mr HENRY
SCHROEDER relating his own remarkabe expeIienee and
Christianity. Samples OF spirit writings
Kindly furnished Mr. X exhibited Cooper Institute Ha1
up stairs Tuesday evening May 20. Tickets so cents For
s. at BfentanO's.
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fine Aris

EXCELLENT ARTIST will paint his 800
AZ portrsts al his residence during the $40.
Imperial photographs, all sizes, painted In OIL u
East l25th-st
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

{UOk.- BY a middle-aged woman as first
~ class COOK can bone and makes all kinds OF
{1seS jcies IeieIcnccs. Address A, Box ~ tribune
tpt0Wn Dt1Ce. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
Gnmmer Board.

DLAISTED HOUSE, JEFFERSON HILL,
Il WHITE MOUNTAINS, accommodates 100 guestsl
lighted with gas open JUNE 90 Entire exemption IRON
asthma, caarrh and hay-feyer Conn River r. T. and Bos
ton, Concord and Montreal r. r. Whtehed for
Jefferson direct b. H. PLAISIED & SON, Jefferson NJ H.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

COLORED GIRLS can be found direct from
" the south at the COLOR ED RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
WQgt3 81
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9ltnatlons manteo-Hlales

9ltnations Uanteo-dlalcs
COACHMAN.-By a single young man as
ooac%an can take care o. small garden or 1e ge M
sE o Ge mdnh address G BE-, ia buno ONCE
NOACHMAN--By a competent coachman;
can be fHf seem at present employers Al 5h.ave
COACHMAN.-By a respectable young man
~ as coaehman a.d gardener on gentleman ma Pscei % M
Gf11S Gp1town oaidc PCS BToadvay,
COACHMAN.-By q single man, Protestant
last empoyeT and VIII make himself generally useful
o5 can OF ade fSS3 5s S8 %est
COACHMAN.-By a Swedish married man,
y enid as eoaGhan ana gsrdsdST as s m
9rfIgsS Tribune upto%a Once Gg i2S8 Bfoadway
COACHMAN and GRO0M.-As frst-class
- coachman and groomin private family only s an Amer
Re Saa n ali It's IS honest sober attentive
and thoroughly rea2e 1est TI references County, %
COACHMAN and GROOM-By an intelligent
SoroPF6g PFSSnT ySGff MILK viii make Himself esa
usefUi Address WILLIAM" Tribune Uptown Office.
NOACHMAN and ndGARDENER.-Bya German,
- married no family his business in all s
STss Th fGRe s7 BrOcsn
COACHMAN and GARDENER. BY an
- American single man, age zS years Is sooa
aspiRg &e goGa Cd reSomme@dao9s Apply at oAhfEN
COACHMAN, GARDENER-HOUSEW ORK.
man horses, MILK cattle do garden
ommeSdaons s end Apply at 6haye
near 9th-st
COACHMAN and GARDENER. BY a German,
" single man and drive horses, gardening,
and milk good recommendations. Apply to f.
W." i69 FOrsythst, third foor
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a sober and
steady M w be 4s qsSG a n
employer. Address CoNKLING Tribune Uptown Office No
LBS Broatway.
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By young man
driver; understands treatment OF h0ses and car
rages milk city or country make himself generaly
4i'i;i Il East 55dst -'''''1'0,
NROOM and FOOTMAN.-By young man;
w age 20 groom and dnver city or country seen
present empoyes Call or address Tor one week. HENRY
THOMPSON, No. 1872 Madsonaye
GARDENER.-By a married man ne, fam
w ily twenty years practical experience with green
cold fruits, h0WeIs ana Negea
bes sying Of Old and new grounds thoroughly un
fstclsss would do laundry work required
frstclass references from last employer ADDRESS GA.
DEN Err Box 269 Tribune Uptown once l,|5o bfoad"dy
GARDENER. COACHMAN, &c.-By a re-
" spectacle man age "a years who can DO AZ kihas OF
gardening greenhouse gIaperies lawns walks Sc can
also care and drive milk c good recommendations
Apply at CARPENTERS, l0s 9th ave near 9tltsL
Useful MAN-On a gentleman's place;
4 the care OF horses cows and poultry Is
willing assist with gardening aud make Lmsen eIneIy
Office l23s Broadway.
USEFUL MANLY an American man age
2s ears who good coachman and groom and can 30
gardening, NOW lawns, edge waks nils care oatuv s91
chores al out place beet references Apply a' OA
PENTER's IOS 6thave near 9thst
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
THE TAFfT TRIBE
Is what the Treacterous ussa May
be Designated In the
Future
Oursy's Endssyor 10 Stirk sny Re-
sponsib;litiss for The Lste
Massacre.
All The Red Devils Coming in for
Forgiveness Until The
Next Time.
The Commission Meets To-Day.

Les PIaos AGENCY. Nov. l2-via LAKE
Cry, Nov. l3.-Sirce my dispatch Of the
10Th inst, Ouray has succeeded in accom-
plishipg his purpose and hiss prevailed
upon the White river Utes to accept an in
vitstion of Secretary Schu-z to come here
ard meet the commission. The principal
chiefs. with the exception OF Jack, reached
OIray's the evening of the 10th inst. and
a dozen or more were at the agency yester-
day. The gentle savage Csjoe is among
the number csught. Jack utterly refuses
TO come. He left the Indian camp week
400 and it ia surmised by Ouray that he
has gone to Join the Unitahs in Utah.
There is an apparent willingness on the
psrt Of the Indians to submit their side OF
ibe question to the commission and abide
the rssult. They have an abiding faith in
Ouray and General Adams, and all they
ask il ius.ice. Must a whole nation suf.
fer for The crimes of a few" is the way
thew look at the question. Ouray il in
favor OF Furnishing the guilty, but insists
that his nation has not forfeited all their
Fights under the treaty Of 1873 by the
oyer,sct of Jack and his band.
General Hatch and Lieutenant Nalois, OF
the 9th Cavalry, and John Townsend, in
t@rpreter, have just arrived. The Commits
sion will probably meet tomorrow.
denver, Nov. 49, A special for Los
Piuos states that the chiefs are gathering
there. Capt. Daily, Woord and Csjoe,
all Uncompague Utes, who were at White
river at the time of the massacre and all
enemies of Oursy's, have come in and are
now at the agents ofiice. Ouray request
that all newspaper men be excluded from
the councils.
Latest dispatches from Los Pinos to the
Tribune represent that Gen. Hatch, OF the
Commission, arrived to-day. The hostile
chiefs, with the exception OF Jack, who Is
reported to have gone to the uintah es-
erya,ion, are a. Los Pinos and are willing
to surrender. He peremptorislly refuses
to come to the agency and meet the com,
mission. 1t has been determined.
almost beyond doubt that he led the hos /,
tiles in the Thornburg fight. +,
Ouray held long conference with the
hostiles Tuesday night and told them they
need expect no mercy. johnson, among
others at the agency, says if he has done
ANYTHING wrong he is willing to exPiate his
crimes-willing to hang if necessary.
,Johnson's brother is represented "a the man
who shot two ireighters between Milk Creek
and the agency. They were laughing
and talking with the Ute. when shot down
He was afterwards killed by Frank DTes-
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CITY NEWS.

FTHE horse marke. Is very brisk at present
THIS is The week Of prayer FOR yoang ner
CHARLES SMITH, the X. p. freight agent, is
sick
THE heavy freight business has let up
Little.
THE County Treasurer collected sIO7.G5 in
taxes yesterday
AN extra freight train went out Of the X. p.
yards last night.
liza South Leavun volta yard the plum
trees are In bloom.
SOME of the scenery l. being put into place
in the new opera house.
soME OF the South Leavenworth children
are suffering from Group.
THEtime cards Of various raiIroi ads fully
Corrected appear On the THIRD psge.
THERE were six hundred tickets sold IN
one day in st. Joseph for CTiotta Paul
SoxE of the trains were a little behind time
yesterday, on account o! the recent rains.
The supply of apples not as great by long
odds as II was, yet the demant Is undjmin-
ished.
THE supply OF hay and corn, In loose lots,
has been materially Iessened since the ROADS
became 50 terrlDie-
THE hens are receiving an exorbItant
profit ON their labor, eggs being siii at
twenty II We cents "A dozen
A LOAD OF corn sold in the city yes
terday morning fD- So per buShel- Those
figures room weakened, however
MARY ANDERSON was born in California
She wss born in Is59 and made her first APP
pearauce on the stage when fourteen years
of age.
THE demand for fuel is beginning to put
up the price; and it Is liable TO b. much
= higher # the cod miners strike is not speed
! lily ended
AT such a time as this the thoughtful man
paints the exterior OF mis- house. No dust
no dirt, and no burning sun TO blister the
kesh paint
THE lawns about residences now look IS
green snd fresh as on an April day III this
weather holds out ~ uch longer lawn socisIs
Will be III Order
THE returns were made To the Probate
Judge yesterday Of the marriage oil Joseph
Bssr aud Alice Brunswig. "Wednesday even
Ing, by RABBI SAT-
THE Novelty FIGURING Mills have built an
engine hou-eon tue river bank just below
th- railroad bridge over Three Nile Creek
and placed an engine therein TO force water
from In. river to the mill.
ANNIE YoUSG, who was partner Oh
Frankie Miller, who cut mp 80 ouirageousy
night before last t,sc Pot!ce Court rePort) twas
Yesterday arrested ch -rg-si with obscene Snn
Indecent Language, ana placed IN the city
Jhi
CHARLES ROGERS, convicted 10y the DIS
trIct Court for assault and Dattery and sem
fenced Ia four months imprisonment In the
county jail. yesterday received parton
from Governor ~. John. His time is about
hail out
OLD Tees shooting stars couldn't nave
been any great shakes OF they wouldn't have
alIosed a litue iog to Eeep them in when
they had an appointment out. IT, ouropiD-
.1f,n thai when y DaEd uf Get-OTs advertise 10
snoot IHey ought 10 shoot, or else give Inc
au iioncs % .cK their money AT the door,
AVAIL ABLE horse. six years old, belong
ing to Dave Atchisnn cboked himself TO
death at the wood yard on OAK street about
four O'Clock yesterday morning He was
tied LONG got twisted mp and was choklne'
A coor,.d man employed at the yard at
tenn ted io 90 TO the rescue, but y saESgr dos
in me stable prevented him ana Sd the MORSE
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P;Isrima-e- to Buffalo. y. ".

are made by thousands of invaiids annually
TO consult with the medical and surgical
s,sff of the Worlds Dispsnsary and Invalid Is
Hotel, the largest private ssnitariun In the
WORLD All chronic diseases are treated 10y
scientific methods The practice Is divided
among niue eminent specialists Among the
most popular domestic medicines In the
land are those manufactured b. this associ-
silop among which are DIR. PIerce's Golden
Medical Discovery, the greatest OF alter
:tiyes or hloOd.c esDseTs, and Dr. Pierce :
p.hetS Nit'Ie pills. thai have LARGELY super
,.d.d tie oil fashioned coarse pills Com.
Mound Extra I OF Smart Weed is deserved. y
popular AS a remedy for diarrhHa, dysentsry,
lux and kindred di eases: Also as PAIN
XII ,-r and remedy for colds. DT. Pierce's
FayoT,t. Prescription IL the great remedy
for female weakness and associated Dc =
rsngementS. Dr Sass's Catarrh Remedy Is
the "DId Reliable" Invaiids' Guide Book
10 cents post paid Address Worlds Dispen-
ssry Medical Association, Buffalo, n. v, or
London. I'm Gland
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

SuHocated by Coal OIL.

HOLLAND, Mich, Nov. 13.-lesterday
morning, early, when Mrs. Lefeber awoke,
sne found herself nearly sutiocating, and
called her children by name, all grown-up
Young ladies, and received no response.
She hurriedly opened the doors and win
dows. when she discovered her kerosene
lamp pickering and spluttering, and her
Youngest daughter almost black with SCOT
Shortly after the three Oldest came into hei
room, when some tainted at the sight and
smell, their mother also looking blact
irom the coal oil smoke. Everything II
the house is totally spoiled, the paper
the wall being covered The carpet Oil th'
floor had to be taken up, as it was ala
covered, and clothes 10 the bureau drawer
we're even spoiled. 1t is wonder tina
ncae suffocated, and that they escaped
terrible EXPLOSION.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Heal EsIatc Trnnsfer-.

The following transfers OF real estate were
filed for re cord with Register CrOwder yester
day:
Sophia Beuning to Mary Blckley and chill
dren, quii-clsim deed, dated NoEerAber Il
ls79. I'm consideration of 81 90. love and affec
ton, TO lot 26, block 81, city OF LesveLwortf
proper.
Same 10 Charles DlckmRn, same kind %
deed. date and consideration, TO lot 70, biocb
81, city OF Leaven worth proper
Same, to Eliza Forshay, of Colorado, same
kiud of deed date and cons Iteration, to lots
and G, block "a, city OF Leavenworth proper
Socrates UIinkenheard and wife TO Georg,
SslI.s warranty de, ii. dated March 2lst, lo''
IN consideration OF s2Ol "A poIlon al Jana on
the west -iGe of the noTihwssi quarter OF sec
ton l. township y. rang. p, containing :
acres ais +, "A part of the north hail OF u
nortn west quarter of section :, township =
range 20, containing acres.
owen Duffy ana wife 10 Z. j. McilonHu
warranty deed dated Novem'-r II, - >, IL
consideration of 81 30, to lot Ia, Is and 10, IL
block y, city OF Lesyenw orth proper
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
COLLINS
vol1AIc q: ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS
Instantly AnnIhilato Pain.
Strenethen tho weak
SUPPORT the Weary.

By instantiy affecting the Nervous system,
their influence is At once felt at the farthess
extremities. Hence Pain, which arises from
a disturbance of the Nerve Forces, IL cured In
every instance as IL by magic. Paipttation OF
the Heart Inflammation oil the Lungs, Liver,
and Kidneys, Irritation OF the stomach and
Bowels, Indi yestion, Dyspepsia. b lious Collie,
C,ramps and Pain arising from the same
cause are speedily relieved. The medicinal
forces present in these Piasten ind their way
into the system IN q manner At once mysferi-
Gus and powerful. They accomplish y mai no
remedy ever before has done. viz, the resto-
ration Of vitsl electricity, whence comes
instant and grateful relief from Pain ana
Weakness and freedom from disease.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following trrnsfers of real estate We're
fled for record with Register Crowder yes
teIday:
william Coins aud wife IN Thomas Rus
sell warranty deed. dated October -. 1873,
In cor siderstion OF s655, 10 the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter OF section
ID, township 10. range 20
Thomas Mcclure To Robert Mcclure, war
ranry deed, dated November Z, 1873, in con
sideration of 500, 10 the northeast OF the
Wee, half of TIE southeast quarter OF section
Is, swnship 5. range 20; also the south one
fourth o. tine west half Of the northeast
quarter OF section Is, section s, range 20.
T. NJ Bishop and wife. Of Cincinnati, ohio,
to j. G. douglass, warranty deed, dated Oc-
tyb-r IS ISIS, an consideration OF slO to lot
/ b.OcK 81 IN Packers addition To The city
Cf L-avenwOrth.
f. f. Granger, of Jackson County, Mo-, 10
sOhn + Davis of same place, warranty deed
dated October IL, lsIS, in cons derstion Of ~
Co., to The porih hall OF the north. asst quarter
of section 81, township 10, range ~, and the
north quarter of the -"uin half OF the north
west quarter of section "a, township 10
range -.
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4 Land slide.

The recent heavy rains have resulted SER
lousy to the railroads IN several places in
the way of washing out culverts and dam
aging bridges, etc. Wednesday morning the
soil became so thoroughly soaked with
water that a land slide occurred near Am
azonia, on the X. G., st. J. & &. b. railroad.
The old track which has been abandoned
except as a side switch, near the latter place.
went into the Missouri river for distance oil
several rods, carrying down "A large area oi
soil The track farther up the road Is also
said 10 tie covered with water in seversi
plsces Toe trains ON this line have not,
however, been della! ed In any way.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

FsEEPoRT, ILL, Nov. 13.-As an Hi
pois Central freight was switching in the
ward at $50 o'clock this afternoon, an un'
known man in an intoxicated condition
attempted to board the train, fell, aud wa
thrown under. He received ipjuriee tn
resulted in his death instantly. Deceased
h I'D nothing in his pockets to indicate
who or what he was. He was dressed very
shabbily, was in appearance about forty.
five wears of age, had black hair, red
whiskers and mustache. The coroner's in
quest exonerated the company from any
blame. The remains were turned over 10
Supervisor Lichtenberger.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

Close confinement, careful attention TO all
factory work, gives the operatives paid faces,
poor appetite, isngu,d, miserable feeling,
poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys and
urinary troubles, and all the physicians and
m -,iiciue IN the world cannot help them uu-
less they get ont doors or use Hop Buffers,
made of the purest and best Of remedies, and
e>psc ally for such cases, having abundance
of health sunshine and rosy eheeEs In them.
None need suffer ~ they use them freely.
Ihey cost bat trifie. See another column.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

ELGlN, ILL, Nov. 13.-The mail train
on the Gslena division Of the Northwestern
road, this morning, while rounding a
curve east of this place, ran over two
unknown men who were lyirg on the
track. One of them was literally torn to
pieces and mutilated and the remains scat.
tered about four rods. The other suffered
a skull fracture and will probably die. 1t
is supposed thst the men were tired tramPs
or were intoxicated.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
The Mysterious Murder OF Harry
BALDWIN.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 1S.-Revival has
been made in the newspapers OF the mys-
terry connected with the murder OF harry
Baldwin, with view OF accounting Tor the
murder, by the theory that stray shot
fred by VIM. Scholler was the cause. 10
the statement that he paid large sums OF
money to free himself from suspicion,
Scholler makes denial, except that he paid
eighty dollars to q detective employed on
the case.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
SPORTING NEWS.
UauIon-COurtney Race.

ROCHESTER. November 13.-Courtney
and Hanlon have agreed TO row q five mile
race on the Patomac, near Washington,
Tuesday, December 9. E.ch are to put up
$500 az q guarantee to start in the race.
Blake will be referee. Both hsnlon and
Courtney expect to start for Washington
next week.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWN
A Little Five-NcRr-uld boy rams
into a CI.tern-Rescued From
Eatery Grave.

Into n CIsteru-Rescued From
Entcry Grave
Carl KimmeI, son OF the proprietor OF the
CHICAGO Dye Works, on Seneca street, be-
tween Fourth and Filth, Yves yesterday play
ing with some children named Johnson, Nv
ing a few doors upon the same street toward
Fifth. The little fellow is not yet five yean
old, He sat down up on the cistern cover
which consisted by d cracker box, the cover
being n. d TO close the opening of the well.
The little f-l ow was sitting upon this cover
when IL suddenly gave way, precipltstihg
him into the cistern, which the recent rains
had nearly filled with water. His play mates
yaye the aIsrm by running to the livery
stable nearly adjoining, where workman
was found who siez u a rope and ian 10 the
rescue.
the parents had also been summoned ana
An excited PARTY gathered aroun1 the Wen.
The rope was put down TO the littie ielloN,
was insufficient ana IL gave away ms
mother called 10 him TO take the rope win
both hands, which ne then did, seeming 10
retain his press nee of mind To greater tx
tent than oven the Older persons, and he W AZ
hauled up, retaining a firm hold on the rope
Beyond me wettIng he was uninJured. ana
WAS ms CHEEKY. as cricket when vi .ited by
TINES reporter.
Ia is inexcuss Bile for q well IN be LEFT open
in such an unprotected condition as this one
seems to b., aud the owner, Mr. MARSHALL.
owes a duty TO the people who occupy the
premises, and all their neighoors, VINO have
children, TO AT ones rx the trap.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

The largest farm In the world Is 40 miles
SOU are, and Is situated In Ellis county, Kan |.
sas. Its proprietor is wealthy Engilshman
named George Grant, who named his estate
Victoria, in honor of his Sovereign. Vast
herds of cattle. and a cavalry brigade OF
mounted stHcs men roam over The lace OF
This great f.Tm, of which the only remedy
employed for bruise-, Inflammation and the
like is GiIIes' Eminent Iocide Amonia-
Giles Pills cures. sold by Arnold Il Hunt.
Send for pamphlet. DE- GILES,
100 West broadway, n. Y.
TRIAL Size - cents
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killing at Long Range.

GALVESTON, Nov. ia special from
Ell Psso says: "a zero discharged gun
on this eide of the Rio Grande, and the
bullet killed Mexican and wounded
boy in Piedras Nearas, opposite, causing
great excitement. The negro escaped"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

RoNs, Nov. l3.-The first number o.
the Aurora, daily Newspaper, planned and
issued BY the Vatican, will appear on the
first Of January rex', Is more authorits-
tive Of the Pope's views than the existing
clerical newspapers.
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r.,,, ARRAY Win burglars.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Burglars entered the
house II Jos Hensley, on DeKalb street,
and when ccrnered BY him fred three sho's
into his body from the effects of which he
died in a few minutes. No reliable clue is
obtained
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EThat the constitution of the country over
which y GU were caIed 10 preside survived :,
f-arfrl a shock, that We saw IL, proud and
progressive, ceiebraIing Its centennial DUNG
inc last year OF your official Iuie, evlnces
that tine task which your country men intius.
led 10 YOU dtn not IN iscsrry in your hsrds."
.ch of the Lord Ma or of London.
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,s.,,.eaa Rtli Referred.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispstch from Ber-
lin reports that the Law ssnctioning the
purchasing Of private RAILWAYS BY the
State, has been referred to the committee oil
the STATE Of the Lower House Of the Prus.
elan Diet
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New York, Nov. 13.-John Emil ku-
belly, for four years assistant book keeper OF
Henry Clausen & Son, brewer, is believed
to have placed not less than $50 900 Of
spurious paper, forgeries upon the firm.
They have attached Kubely's property.
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81 am not here to speak for General Grant:
No man with his consent has ever mentioned
his name In connection with any posiilon.
l say what know to be true when ailese
that every promotion he has received since
ne d rst entered the service WIS moved with
out his knowledge or consent he sofnon-
,shes me now that he has been hl4niy DOE
orsd already By the government, and Goes
not Is or desire anything more in the shape
of houors or Observation-Disclosures In
the House, March 2, lisa.