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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
30 uno tpantt tn Woros AIM eri:
ia Die critic Ill. Wefie &C.
IeSett tpor0en.

Sn Californian, Munterep, am l6. Oes
sember 1901.
Sn Canada, am 9fipiere bes Yrairiss,
"a. Stunt 1915.
Sn MarpIunb, auf ct. Clements Sn'
ieI, %. Mara 1884.
Sn MOntrsuI (ganuOu), Is. Waai l64l.
Sn Seem 0ort, gu Suonbaso, IA. Sos
pember 1855.
Sn Mi9isan, on Der &eweenaw 9ai,
26. Suli 1868:
Sn getmont, auf Der Ga Wotte Sulel,
gu Sort anne, 20. SuIi 1866.
Sn @isconRu, su @resn 8up, 8. 0e:
Sember 1869.
Sn SuinOis, gu Chicago, Is. DECEMBER
1878.
Su 9ouiiana, at Der Minbuns bss
Riiiiiippi, 8. Wtarb $780,.
Sn MiiRifppi, gu SiIOri, an Sitern,
10. Ipril 100.
Sn gennipIuunia, gu gbiIabslpbia,
1908.
gon swei 70 melt sntIesensn 8unfter
aus, ais Canada aut atIantii1sn, unb Ga:
lifornien am itiuen (pacifi4en) Meere,
mar 10 Der eu9 DE y ott In
unisr 9anb einsesosen, LANCE beuOr bic TO-
s~euannten piISrimm Batter, Spfer prote:
ftantii1er llnbulblamteit unb benno1 Sort,
isser berieIbsn, auf benz YIpmOutb Seller
in Waia5uietts lanbeten go. Se3embe,
1920.
Inmertuns. Sm Sabre 1902 ma,
elmer Der bret SDbne Grid &auba's, bes
@ntbedsrs (s96) pom @rSnlanb, GborpaIt
nit Namen, tootIi1 perpunbet i'm Sample
NIT @tnsebornen, ais @briit seitorben
perlanste er bod, baB elm &reuS AZ ieiueu
Saupten unb ems gu ieinen SiBen aufse'
p1anat, unb ber Srt isinsr Bsitattuna
&rofanes (Rrea3 Gap) s~enannt werbe.
SIN Sabre 1910 war bas eriis 5rifIid'
ameritanil1e &tnb, elm Sobn @ubriba's,
(ber 8ittwe Sborfeins, zines anbern Cob:
mes gri9's) unb Sborfius, zines neuanses
fommenen N%ormarnen, in 0tnlanb (beuts
Neu:g nslanb) seboren woroen.
SIN Sabre ll2l bate fi9 bic europdii1s
goIonie tn 9rOnIanb gu elmer iol9en glis
tie erboben, baB l20 Weilsr fi9 Lungs bsr
6itli1en &iite unb ITO on Der weltIi1en
ausoebnten, iber etnen 9anbftri9 pon etuo
500 Wfeilen.
Wie bieie bIibenben goIonien untsrsins
gen, in 9r0nIanb unb @inlanb, pifsn
mir ni9t; iebenfaas mar LANCE Dor Cos
Iumbus ieoe Spur uon europaii9sr GipiIis
iation aus benz ameritaniiden Norbwsiteu
ueri9punben, unb bic aniebIuns isIbit
i9eint faf in 9ersefenbeit seratbsn gu
iein.
Gin genebittiner: Pater, SsmaIb Wooss
miller, bat gang nsulid elm 0srt iber
amerita Dor Columbus bsraussesebsn,
pOrin er aIe Oaten iammelt unb 5uiam:
meniteat, weI9e iber bic normdunii9en
@oIonien gu finoen iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
5raurise Gri6einunsen 1T Netp.
GuaIano.

Wan brau1t ni6t einmal auf ben Wlors
monismus suriid3usreifen, UNI su seisen,
baB serabe in ben ansebIi6. 10 bodssbilbss
ten Reuenslaubs Staten Der rsIisi6ie Sas
natismus unb bic IN ieinem @efoIge ftss
benbsn usbeI, aIes SoIsen bss Yrotefans
tismus, ibre Serridaft aufsei9Iasen bas
ben. Rimmt man irsenb cine 3situns aus
Bottom ooer ionit elmer sr6Bsrsn Stabt
Nsu. g~nsIanb's in bic San6, 70 iinbet, man
bartn cine Wense gln;eissn pom ipirituaIis
ftii9en Mebiums, 9eaiebsrn, Wabriasern
unb dbnIiden 8etrisern, bsren Iusipri4e
beBbals bet einem sroBen Sbsile bes Sol'
9Iaubsn finoen mii1sn.
90 aassmsinss gntistsn aud bas bIas
tise SdauipieI In Yocaist peranlaBte, NO
elm Sater In etnem NnfaIe bon relisOiem
Sanatismus isin sissnss 6inb abi4Ia9s
tete, 70 iino ioI9e Sorsdnse In IteusgnSs
Lamb feline psrsin5eIte grideinuns. 60
bsitaub in Nep Sapen I'M Sabre 1855 cine
relisi5ie Seete. wel9e I'M Sauie elmer se'
miiien Srau 8ateman suiammentam. sic
nta9ts ibre @nbdnssr sIaaben, baB iie por
80 Sabren seitorben iei nno sur @rbe ses
ian6t purbe, nm bic Welt su reformiren.
Sin MitsIieo Der Secte-ein Wann 9tas
mems Watbsps-ueri dumte eimal Elm paar
Weetinss unb ertIGrts man i'm beBbaIb
pom GsufeI beiensn. Tim benisIben aus
ibm ausJutreiben, priiseIte i'm bic Iers
iammluns nit ieiner eisenen 8uftimmuns
70 Ianss-biS er cine 9eide mar. Der
Saupttbeilnsbmsr Der prlselei purbe ais
wabniinnis auf 2sbsnsseit In Elm Srrsn'
baus seipsrrt unb bic Sscte l6its ii4 auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
Gbre ano 8eipeet fiir pas fatbo.
Hide SeI8ten.

llniere 2sisr tsnnsn ben @eissantras,
a~nitteIft beiIen bas Winiitsrium Der Sic:
ben Sreimuurer" bic S9uIe in gelsien Az
elmer sOttlOien GnitaIt MAIDEN mill. Oie
wateren BeIsier Iesen babel nidt bic !Sanbe
IN ben S9oOB uu6 iammern unb wsinen,
nein, fe banbeIn unb banbeIn ME Mdnner,
bic wifsn, mas Der &f gilt. 9luf's
&lu~ssiebisite wirb babel bus Ystitipnsre6t
5enust. 2ass petitiouirt, bic Nanuer unb
Ole Trausn. Sie pstitioniren an bic &am,
uler, an ben Senat, an ben S6nis, um bas
uerru6te, tn ben sebsimen @OnussiteIn be,
9ose aufssma4te @eiet gu 6aa gu brin.
gen. Die 9etitiOnen an bic &ammer Sei.
gen, pis penis baS 9oIf wini5t NIT BEN
rsusn SduIseiet bssIidt 81 psrben.
9lm 10. Mai 1879 Iasen benz Saui,
s9btl9riften Dor, bic uon so2 $50 Isl
grosent alsr) S%timmSeber bel @smeinos
wablen antertei@net waren. Das aasi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
Sie Mrmenier.

UpU SipH tHt w. SuIue, OetlWl glD. WILL
Wsdrt 1879 entnebmen mir bas SoIsenbs
Sis armenirr.
Sin in Ssruialsm isItsnss greisniB bal
ii9 iiinsft unter 3ismIi9 befrembsuben llm'
ftdnben 3usetrasen.
Gin iebr rei9er armenii6er 9riefer Be.
tsbrts fi9. Die Sbsrn ieines &loifers,
wel9s feline abli9ten abnen mo9ten, ma.
rem ai9t s%eionnen bieie Beute fabren gu IaIs
fen (isin germ0sen ndmIid iolIte mad benz
9eiese benz &loiter Sufalsn). Seine
Obern nun iperrtsn i'm Elm unb bra9tsu
i'm bur9 9emalt unb Orobunsen babin,
ebsbem er gum SatboIi3ismus lbsrtrat, aui
feline fdmmtIi9en Sitter 3u ibren 9unftsn
au usrti9ten.
&aum auf frsiem SuBs, bate bas Spfer
bisier 9intsrIif nidts giIissrss su tbun,
ais bic Sa3e Bel Der gsb5rbs an3u3eisen
unb in aaer Jorm gu protsitirsn. @aein
bier i'm Sriente 3ieben bic @eri9te aud
bic einfadfen unb ~tlurtsu alnselssenbsitsn
unbetimmt in bic 9anss, uab 10 bat bsnu
uuW p'ele Uta9e olS 6ut SIuHOe lelHe Cos
flung sefunben.
Der neue &atbOIit ssislte ii9 gu einem
anbern armsnii9en @sifIi5en unb Son.
p~srtiten. Dieter perpsiIt i9ou felt einiseu
Sabren in SsruiaIem; sr empfdnst bort
bic Yilser ieiner NatiOn unb bebiitet su,
slei3 has bebeutsnbe @isentbum, bas biz
llnirtsn Qrmenier erpOrben, unb bieies
gisentbum lit teiu serinserss, ais biz
pierte citation .Seius bssssust feline,
bstribten Wutter."
9luf bieien ibrsn 10 toitbaren @uinen er.
bauten bic beiben Diener Seiu 9brifi Elm
bei4eioenss Santtuarium gang in Der Ndbs
bes 9si~oensweses. sic ueriu9ten es eini.
&c iener antiten SduIsu, wsI9e Lungs be,
StraBe liesen unb wie fat liberal In Ssu,
ialem, &eite zines 9silistbumes finb, auf
subsbsn, I'M ite tn ibrer &apsae a%uf5uitsI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
,,Siste bss @atsrlaut's,
2tsbe bes Nann'S
Citizen ben Sbrpn 70 Isbr
SHE SEelS i'm Meer"

NJ Sluptu WV SHtpH " ltpI
-. Wie Sells i'm Mssr"
, 90 meint nit Re6t bic preuBii1e Ra:
tionaI: 5pmne. @enn absr bieie Stropbs
Gu1 IL. SUM- pieber s~eiunsen purbe, banu
tIane iie ME elm Sppttlieb auf bic Wirt'
It9tsit. Die Qiebe gun, 9aterIanb, bic be,
Seutide aud in Der Srembe Der alien Sci:
uiatb 10 eerne bspabrt, bat bas in @I
BeIm benz vSiesrst6en" psrtOrpsrte 9rsu:
bentbum ben Rntertbanen sriinbli9 aus:
3utrsiben ueriu9t, uub Der rfreie" Mann
trast in 0euti9Ianb Stlausntettsn an Qeib
un6 SeeIe. Inter benz seredten unb bic.
bern Trieeri3 @ilbeIm w. waren bic
preuBii6er Erabtttonenau Ber
Oienit sefteut, Der v6artdti9en"s WiIbelm
aber bat ie pieber trdftis ms 2eben
etasefibrt. I"usiausuns ber llntertbanen,
Raub uub Worb i'm 9roBen, 8ertrasss
bru9 unb Betrus, gerni9tuns Der Woras
Iitdt bes Bottles, &ne9tuns Der @epifen,
8~srfelsune Der &eIisiou, 3erf0rans Der
SeimitGtten fir @laubsns, unb 9iebess
sperte, bas finb bic Wonumente, wsI9e Der
csoIbere" @IbsIm ft9 in Der @si9i9te
aufseri5tet bat.
Der 6Iu9 Der bOisn Chat, bic &inber
Ses llnslaubens, finb i'm poriSen Sabre in
. 9eitaIt 3psier attentdter on ben beuti9en
&aiier ~beransstreten. gs mar cine fur9ts
b6re Rabnuns our llmtebr, bic gtidts &C.:
, rist gu baben ideint. Sci psritodtsn
Sinbern, ME bic grsuBen pom Der @iese
Der es fiub, niist eben aues ni6t. sic
utiiisn unb perben NIT benz seftraft wers
ben, uomit fs sefinbist baben. bic soIs
Sene 5o9;eit, bieiss gang auBerseu0bnIide
@ysigniB, bdtte benz Raiier cine piufoms
meme @eIessnbsit abssbsn iotleu, @enes
ralparoon gu e,tbeiIen fur bic aabloien gs'
itrafuusen, peI3e wesen poIitii4er Ser:
9eben unb ipe3isa uesen Raisitdtsbeleis
6tsuns felt SSabr unb Gag in unerbOrter
Strense aussstbsilt worben iinb. Oie
8OIitit Der preuBti5 : bsuti9eH &ssieruns
bat iOIde 8nrsdnse peri9uIbet unb NIT
9epaIt beraufbei4poren. Dem alien Wtl.
beIm i3etnt IS aud i'm @swihea (?) ses
wurmt Al baben. Wie Der telegraph be-
ri9tet, mar er seionnen. cine umfanenOe
&mneitie eintreten au laien. absr ba par
fem b6ier Odmon, Sumter gismard, Der
9eIO pom SIut unb giien, iOfOrt BEL 9anO
nnb ma4te benz S@eintaiier tIar, baB cine
foI9e RaBressI nur gum Ierberben bss
gaterIanbes ausi6lasen tOnnte, inbem iis
10 uieIe r&ei9sfeinbe" Der Srsibeit unb benz
Gei6 tpieber sdbe. Oas bat sepirtt; uur
wsntse pOI,tti5e climber, unb BON ben me-
nisen nur ioI4e, bic ni9t b6ber ais nit
feds RonateR beitruft waren, finb bssnas
bist poroen. @enn @ilbeIm unb giss
mard einmaI Dor einen b6bern Ebroa citirt
werben. bann pirb BON Besnabisuns aud
teine Gebe ietn. Potentes deposuit de
sede.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
Neues aus oeut III. Sanoe.

Den annaIen Der Miifion Il. 6. Srau
pom Sion i'm 81. 2anbe, geridt go. VIII,
Wdrt 1879 entnebmen mir bas SoIsenbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-17
Die 9oIoene Sp6seit

bss beuti9en &aiierpaares, Elm Set,
has bOat ieIten auei StsrbIi6en iibsr:
baupt gu beseben uersOnnt lit, purbe am
IL. SUM- s~efsiert. Dim offsieuen 9Omp,
out parabemdBisen SabeIseraiiet unb bers
etei6en cOmmanoirten 6eierIi3teiten bat
es Sobet ni9t sefebIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

questions relating to che currency shall einain ~
allowance until after the ncxtP esidcntig election
All the other gentlemen consulted expressed warm
desire that the case should be pressed g. decision
as cary as possible. The general reasons Nvrn are
that whatever the decision may be, fbc question
Will be taken out Of politics. and thai the soonei
this Is done the better will Il be Tor the cgunfrs.
MIR. Tucker, of Virginia. desires a. cry drt.ft01
because be believes will be adverse 20 the crui n
tufionaty OF tie eGal-tender law. lie does Eo' res
gard the decision Of the supreme Court that fhs
Government may issue legs-tenders IN time ut vaI
Southern Democrat, WHO SAYS lie beieFet
IN the ereenbacks a war measure"
is anxious that the Chittenden case sh0nid be de-
oided for the that when the constirur
have judicial settlement of the matter early as
possible. Several Others. both Democrats aud Re
Duhlicans. desire early decision for the sane
reason. Among the thirty gentlemen mentioned
some OF the strongest advocates OF the resotu-
tons proposed in the House last week by Messrs:
Fort and Price. Without cotton all The gentle
men consulted believe that the Supreme Cont VIII
decide that the Lcgal-Iender act II unc0nstltn-
tOnAl. A. these gentlemen fairy represent all
shades OF opinion financial subjects ia both par
ties In the House. II appears that an overwhelming
majority Of that body desire TO have the Chitten
den Bother case DISPOSED Of nc the present term %
the Supreme Court and that they 30 desire while
believing that the decision Will bring about he
same immediate result that would b. reached Con-
gress were to adopt the recommended ons Of the
political cowardce of men IN active political life Is
the only explanation Of the sudden furry OF alarm
among Western men whom the message and the
Treasury report were printed.
Nh. Chtfendeu and General Butler talked over tha
subject Of adva lciDg their case on the calendar oil
the supreme Court recently, and agreed that mo-
ton should be made early IA January for sach an
Advancement. XIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

BEAcH-At Orange y T. December II. Henry n. Beach.
f4SSs .1 ~ h,s ate ssidnee No. is Naint Or
Tuesday nlrnng tie l6th Inst. az II O'Clock
Boar leaves CHRISTOPHER and Barclay street Ferries al IL
20. for Brick Cuuron.
cIEMENr-Tn Brooklyn. December Ia Annie E.. wife Of
Funeral r. m ner are aence. SO raylorst BrOoxyn.
D.. Wednesday. December Il, az O'Clock p m
Genam os Fb On s james crun6 rs
Relatives and Trends IL n- liy are invltta
church. 42d st, between 9Th and 6taves on Monday az
IafeTneut at Peekskln. y. T. on Tuesday.
GLLNN EY-In Brooklyn sunday evening the lith iusf
r. Lan only csugnfer OF Walter l. C. ana Eva l. Cheney
Relatives ana friends invited feni the funeral from
Irvfrplace. Broo<g1, On lIesiAy the 10Th ins1 al
o'clock ..
GopDoN-In this city satariag rnorain- December IS
1879 Margaret. daughter Of the ate Robert Gordon
hsiai an ienot arc ~, =, u I'm
Der 10 at 1880 a.
HAvILAND-on SATURDAY. December 3. at Limoges.
France, David Hayand formerly OF New YORK. IN the Com
rorNsrON-At her lare residence. No washington.
Fn-ei from the Fourteenth street scotch PRESBYTERIAN
Church. on Monday tie "a int, az ~ O'clock
MACy-At Hudson. y y sixth Day (Friisvl Twelfth
Fana1ai nom 80 - els az HadsSa " T. OF second
Day 1Noadayl. tn 18th nsL. az l o'clocK
fl.e ends gited va lDut further norce
MAGOON-On December l. 1873 susie daughter OF the
Frank L. Mag on. aged II mouths
MoTLEY-on Frtay evening December n ls79 after
and friends Of smiy and nember Of 81 Nich0
funeral srvices ~ as ate ieace. No. ne
Eust i9ll-sC. Monlly Afternoon the "a lnsf-
Bosfan papers please copy.
sASFORD-On sunday. December Il n scarlet fever Aen
ueih son Of James NJ and Frances Y. Sanford AGED
wears and months
Fiurral private.
vife of Albert G. Zlbuskie
Relatives trends N re tamiy respectfully invited %
yyt AZ op sonaav tie i5sh me. an o,clocR M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
from the Supreme Court That the bdanis person
and not merely thug as the law now frds.

cree from the suprerne Court That the Udans person
and not merey thug as the law ne" n"has.
SPEECH or STANDING BEAR.
The closing address was made bs Standing Bear. He
addressed the congregation 10 his native language aua
he remarks were translated by wood-woEker He said
in rart:
We have been in g-ent srouc carsed by your Govern
mrnt The land that owned ou-s a FAR back as
paced u nf'on Z. We expected 10 I'VE ana aie tntr
but Il hiss been ikrn rom We did not want 10 give
ND cur 1omrs bt Lhey grcea ns 70 We osei taf =,
Wen o. yrn low Yrtr' i you own piece ~ Hnu gu
would nos give ~ unless paid for H. SID 40 - tnrn
and they n irons. They drove 20 . aud nere
We could u1t i've. an1 l5s OF our people dlei EVen
re animals IA nom death. ana some o, a. ~
1--we and he put - int my head TO go back 10 my ola
home.
help When weak Is In trouble Do goes 70 the
stronger Tor help. We are the weak ana you are the
strong and 90 come 10 you. We are oppressed
driven every here aud great trouble all the tme
met a soldier on the plains He was almost starved
he died. AT another time met white man on The
Black River he was starving. carried MN
home and him and cared for HIM. In return Tor this
was driven 20 a place where cannot I've. Have Won
heard Of me burning or killing any onel We have
down. We come 70 you for help restore homes.
We you those who are left N the Indian
Christian people. aud II appealed 10 tcn they would
help He told me thai IL they knew all about ns
my home long time, and am waiting TO hear what
you will do for us Good night
collection then mace, AFTER which N was an
ICED that public meeting would be held IN Assoca-
ton Hail. at Fourthave. and Twentythlrdst, on We'd
nesday evening 1T which both Standing Bear anu Brsht
n was stated alter che meeting that a gentleman OF
Boston paying the OF the Indians while Ia
this city. Subscription may be sent 10 George W
smith, treasurer No i southst Next sunday evening
public meeting will be held in Brooklyn, under she
charge OF the Rev. Dr. StOrrs Thursday aud FRIDAY
the party Will VISIT friends Elizabeth and Montclair
Much encoura cement received daly and the interest
tn the movement l. RAPIDLY growing. The reception
hours Fifth Avenue Hotel will hereafter be from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

ITS PRESENT POSITION.


RErROGRADE MOVEMENT ADVOCATED BY NO
oNE-A DECISION OF TIKI SUPREME COURT DE-
SIRED TO RFfMvE coSGREss FROM THE NEcEs-
SHY FOR ACTION.
In the discussion Of the currency question:
reported by the regular correspondent OF The
TRIBUNE. it is stated as a cause of congratu-
lation that point has been reached where
nobody advocates a retrOgrade movement.
Though il is said that there be no better
time than the present for placing the currency
of the country on a sound basis, it is thought
the time may come when there Will be less
timidity, and a decision of the Supreme
Court may take the question out of the hands
Of Congress Mr. Chittenden's efforts to press
for an early decision in his test case are APP
proved by a majority Of the members of the
House. It is said that the recommendations
Of the President and of Secretary Sherman
will do good, even If they do not lead to i'm
mediate action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democratic party cannot afford 70
thrive thr0uN the cheap snartnss s. NAlck seems u
actunre OF Maine. IL Is ihc Ari4 OF Ia"
and order and has most prOspered when r has been
true 10 IT, trad love 81 justice ana common sese
-lElmlra Free Press Dem
The greenbacks constitute a debt which the
.uulcuG owes. tue President recently remarked
an letter 10 a friend. The Government II bound To pay
fh debt: u il bound permit tue evidences OF
its debt TO forced upon private IDcvuus forever IN
the liquidation Of obligations que 70 theIn-troy Times
tRepJ
The Yazoo County, Miss. Grand Jury have
soennly decided tnat making lean mine 4" the % ca
OF who 50 Tar foreets LIS nDL"Od ma 10 run Tor
Office on an Inde pendent ticket e NO cilic NJ mpns
Avalanche iDclnJ
1t the paper circulation is left, under free
banking law, the opuOn OF the people, 20 REGULATE a.
Fef according business requirements al poi tlcal
motive Is removed and the natural economic laws VIII
rnafe commercial ana Indus Darlington
Hawkeye (tep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
MIDNIGHT NEITHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR the past "a hours.


WASHINGTON. Dec. Is, a. m.-The barometer
ia low nsouthern NewE gland. but lowest Western
Pennsylvania. II Is hIgn and falling east OF Maine but
hig6est and rising IN Minnesota and Dakota Threaten
Ing and rainy weather l. now prevailing from the East
Gulf and South Atlantic States IL Lake Huron tue
Lower Lakes and beyond New-Engand princit ally as
from the Lower Lakes uOrfnwestward. Light rain
has fallen Ia HurtneIn Titan, and snow thence T.,
Montana Wyoming aud Colorado. Snow has also "a len
from the Upper Mississippi Valley 20 Lake Superior.
The temperature has fallen decidedly Ia the Northwest
Ia Iuoa TTltOry, with nOtAeriy winds. IL has
generally tire Atlantic States, easteriy winds
which have shifted to south west in the SOurn and
Middle Atlantic Srates-
Indications.
For Lower Lake regiOn and Middle S'atea. falling
barometer winds slightly warmer treaIrulng
weather. principally snow In former, followed By
rising barometer colder north 10 west winds, and
partly oudy weather
For NJ England falling and low barometer, varia-
bic wlnds threatening and rainy weather. partly Us
the INTERIOR followed Mntay night ny rising
barometer, westerly winds, and probably clearing
weather
For Canal regions OF NV York and Pennsylvania. TIA
Temperature viii above freezing Monday might
except possibly IA westrr1i pnlfiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
TOLD IN EIGHT BRIEF cHAPTERs.

Here Is a short story of Mississippi justice
CIAPrrR I-James A. Barb sdale WAS nominated az
f-haneerv ClerK OF YazOo County.
CHAP II-Ienry NJ. Dixon announced himself an
t,det.ndrnt candidate Sheriff Of lazOO County.
CHAP lila delegation OF the most respected eiZens
of YtzOo waited upon Captain Dixon and strongly adj
ysed hn 70 retire from his candidacy. Dixon Complied
with thrir polite request but
CHAP. IV.-He alserward reconsidered hs detCrmina-
tson. sua again tOoK neld, wbereulOL-
CHAP V.-JaIDes A. Barksdale went out at noon TO
mel ID xon VITA shotgun In his hand. fred upon aim
st short range unarmed, IN the open street. aud killed
him.
leased on bail bis own recOgnizdLce
CHAP YII-The election was neid and James A. Banks
Dale was triumpnantly elected Chancery Clerk by u
grateful people
CaAP VIff.-The Grand Jury investigated the shoot
ing aair thoroughly and found no indictment against
IarH -du
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THE IXy4LS or BRTDGEPoRr.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. II. - Edward
O'Rourke wac Knocked down by q heavy runaway team
on Saturday night and fatally injured.
Michael Fiteh while un oading coal was struck by Q
falling bucket and dangerously hurt.
An unknown man from the country was nearly killed
by q load OF hay failing upon hun.
James Costello, during alteration IN Wster-st-
was badly stabbed I'm the wrist.
Edward Knsella found dead In a chair this morn
ing. Hc unmarried. ana Lived lonely misery
lie
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TIE END.
NOT MICH OF A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Eronl m AiaQusta VA y0urnaL lReD.l

As the Governor and Council began 20 show
the returns on the appointed for the nearing there
was practically Necessity for the issuance OF writ
nj sndlmrs Tue only point aiDed at to get access
"a the returns and has been accomplished The re-
turns were exnbed yesterday freely Tor the lnspee-
flon OF Baker & Baker, Wing and Savage. aud 5iher
gentlemen IL quite probable that the fact that the
returns were being exhibited, thus rendering mnn-
dans the ground Tor the decision OF
Juuge VIRGIN. The Republicans nave actually achieved
the victory Notwithstanding the mandamus IL not
Granted Taouzn at a late day and hour the Governor
and Council have been brought 10 sense OF their re-
rponsib iy and accountability, and ole of their out
hosts has been carried.
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