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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District
 Territory of Arizona, County of Mohaye.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

is the oldest shortest most direct convenient com fortabe aad in every respect best you eaa take is the greatest and grandest Railway organization in the United States.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10
Activity.

The doctors will tell you. and your
own observation will confirm IT. that
The hsalihiest men in the world are
6fen most actively employed. The
cEild's hymn has 1t that Satan finds
mischief for lille hands; and the
CHASTITY goddess OF ill-health and
disease finds mischief for slug gish
blooe aud indolent muscles.
Ewes the mountain lake, for all tho
csd st4eh wind that continually CT isps
It's dxsk surface into tiny waves,
grows eaill and stagnates in inactivity /;
and TAT Christian life which is only
4 tocs, shut into Its own broodings,
Ht0 OF necessity stagnate also.
How different the dull surface OF
She standing water, with its mating
81 heavy weeds, from the clear mu-
seal tile OF the streamlet that rushes
Hy Geld and wood, with a song and u
blessing wherever it goes.
Activity il essential TO healthy life.
and especially TO healthy Christian
life. The Christian life Is like the
bicycle that hurries along cur roads
while IL Is In motion you are borne
onward safe and upright, but when II
Pauses you fall helpless TO the earth
Golden Hours
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10
The Republican.


Some very distressing erizses hare
secured Of Asse, N which she horror
caused by the crime does rot alto
getheT sMother che sentiment 81 pHy
Dor the misery and unhappmess 'ksst
preceded 4. Such was mat Of the
3ooF nsaD who rseesaiy billed Ms
hree sNefe gisfs eeesose ne eoshf
not support sbens aCss sored IL thry
grew up in poverty they woS6 Zeal a
lfe Of shane. Well to- DO Peor3e nay
say what - wad coRs~pJen- what n
miserable Hot5ye was this. Dot "a y
possible 10 eoneeFTe OF a state Of
mental 3espeTv which wonls na@se a
father regard sreh 70 er1nse rs prefer
able sestte rossisisssy es sccf Bate
Dor his daughters. Yhs anRa6 OF the
poor furnish tsv maxvy distances 81
most % tragic sna touching, I'D pup
suiDg when yise srsot5,B a sympathy
with suEAricS g,es s5fe eg sOe with
mat OF cor as.nst5on foF crime. Cane
sucb. ~ suR7ae. occurred ID CMsago
few days agvt q poer Ia Doe; who
sarped ssz ceEfs az aoUr psess ing
GOATS sor o whosssab faaGDg hEr.
was barely ab{e TO keep bOdy ana
soul together. lie asked hs en-
,loyezs fo7 an increase on eseh Tcaf
and, jneseat7 OF so 5ncfeasay sO< Ais
discharge. This was more tkaD be
sould staEi. and be oeteruioe6 or
suicide. Writing 10 his wife OF his
misfortune scsd his fntent5oB, be sad :
7 looked an over ior another pace /,
but could not fDd one. 1oo0t know
what 4 shali 90 nov, Ffssve Hsssfe mp
ny mind not to return 10 sou agasE.
fIooke6 'c*er the coDetitrt5on 81 the
HArikS-s. and End that = a brother
eonseafissc.tfde his wife ard Children
secsTye rheTegIfar Seneft-ss00- and
from the Dsuios yos wiz lave 10 t,if-
fculty IN getting the rooney to btry
me. You WI be be better OF than IL
1ilive. Therefore It - my jOseDt5oD
10 end this miserable life, and i have
pfeike,i out the DouglBs monument as
the place TO die. There yoo will find
MY cofFse. beg yon to forgive me.
T'cant do otherwise" His body was
found at the designated place, with
Bnlset through the brain. 1t Is easy
20 u1tralize on the erininality OF sui
eide and the cowar,lice % desertinga
wife but who shall undertake 10
fafhom the despair Of q man who
fn-is himself deprived OF hope as well
as-of bread?
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10
Indians In New York.

Western New York is still young
country, not TO be associated in the
mind with the revolutionary recollee-
lions Of colonial New York. The In
dams. long ago cleard out OF Ohio
ind Illinois. are still plentiful in New
York State. not only In the rugged
parts along the st. Lawrence and the
Canadian frontier, but down on the
Pennsylvania line aud within i've OF
Elk miles Of the rich city OF Syracuse
Remnants OF most OF the elk nations
sIs still in the State.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10

AM Tl
ID
p fm nhn)I
Sea Lions Den Monsters uens eafwhkh
IdBa p 6 iu Sh herd hfsTmn
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10

There 10 room enough in q corner
OF every travellers writing desk to
carry the tourists friend-Dr. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. Price % cents.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10
Frequent bat Fatal Mistake.

Asthe Irishman, who had just land
ed and refused to pick up a dollar.
thinking to go where they were
Sthieke," came TO " ant, so those who
fancy that cough or cold will cure
Itself. and refuse to use DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, often die
with consumption This great rene.
dy IL an unsurpassed pectoral and
blood purifier. II speedily cures a
cough or cold, and consumption I'm
rs early stages readily yields to it..
Il has no knevn fenal In controlling
and curing all serofulous tuAOrs. ul-
GERS. and eruptions Some fancy
because TIE Discovery is Advertised 10
g1u-s ioide range OF diseases 10 caH-
ssot cure any Now, let Us see.
suppose q surgeon be setting LIMB,
could he not truthfully say that his
treatment would gradually overcome
all faintness, nausea. dizziness. weak
ness. and lameness? Each syaptom
different, yet all dependent upon the
same cause. BY this process the
Golden Medical Discovery cures
many diseases, though all are de-
pendent upoa Impoverished blood,
and general debility. Read the
Peoples Common s ense Medical
Adviser carefully. DR.. Pieroe's
method OF medication IL therein full
BY explained.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10

The New York eitys directory hos
eight thousand more names this
year than hast. This Is supposed TO
represent a total increase OF forty
thousand. In 1876 there were 1.T06,-
900 inhabitants. In 1880 IL is prob
able there will be total OF 100000.
and counting, Brooklyn and Jersey,
aotl ess than 1000, C2p.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10

The first case ander the Grubbs
libel law has been brought by Justice
Arnold, Of Columbus, against l.. Z.
Clouse, OF Hope, Publisher and pro-
prietor OF the Hope Independent The
hem complained of. insinuated that
Arnold had been bribed to render a
favorable verdict in q eertaia ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Wednesd.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Jan. :, 1879.
The Secretary of the Treasury this after
noon issued the -evertynuth cal for the redemption
OF 800 bonds Of 1860 consols OF 1-67 The principal
and interest Will be paid the Treasury and after
the th day ApTl and interest Will
that day. The following descriptions 81 the bonds
Common bonds dated July I. 1867 namely: $50, No.
T. No $1,000, both Inclusive; 800, No. 1901 10 No
1000. moth inclusive; $1,000, No 20.OpI 10 No.
- 900: total coupons, $6,00O.OG
Registered bonds rcdecmable at the pleasure or the
United states after LIT daY Of January, l-12. as
follows $50. No 81 Ia No. 500, both Inc usiNc 800
No. itO1 10 900, both incUsvc 5000, NJ. 2,-1l %
No. $500. both inclusive II 600 No. l,Oul 10 No
1900 both inclusive; $4,000 No. SOL to No. loo.
both inclusive: 10000 No. 2.-Ol 10 No. $500 both
inclusive; total registered 100000: aggregate
SiO.OOO,OCO.
the manner and cost OF publishing the Rebellion war
records which was laid before the senate to-day II Is
stated that thor publication for the period ending De-
Gem rr 3 l. 1861. he made in eight octave volumes
OF RACES and that the cost or composing ana
strrCotypng. If done AT the GOV ruinrnt PuhilnS
Office would not exceed 80 200. 80 estimate Of fur
thcr cost is made.
The Post once Department il making energetic ex-
ertions 70 destroy business of the "roadaGents IN
the West and received information Of the arrest OF four
notorious robbers today.
The Treasury tc-lay purchased 100000 ounces Of
silver. at prices slightly below the London rates.
The subscriptions 10 the 4 per cent loan to-day
were - i 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
TIE DOMINION OF CANADA.

CANADIAN LOA<s-IHE COMMEECE OF H,LfFAX--
p. A. TREMBLAY's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
HULL.
ToRONrO, Ont. Jan. S.-A special cable dis
patch London u The G0besays the stock Exchange
Committee has appointed Friday a special settling
day for the new Canadian loan and January for that
Of the loan OF the city OF Quebec Both loans vii
De officially quoted.
HALIFAX. Y. :, Jan. s.-The Importers Association
held Il meeting last night. The Winter port question was
again discussed but nothing new was elected. II Is
stated shat continual arrival Of many large steam
ers has resulted the permanent reduction OF the
rrcisIts this port. committee was appointed TO
draw I'D a ulc mortal 10 the Dominion Government FOR
obtaining slch notifications In the customs regulations
Will ADMIT of free trade between Halifax, st.
Pierre, Bermuda and St Thomas.
OTIowA, Ont, Jan. s.-The circumstances surround
ing the murder committed by Farrell Of quebec. have
been considered by the GOyernOrGencra and II is un
delstoOd that he has decided 10 interfere with the
course Of justice.
Superintendent OMEN, Of the Dominion Police,
seriously injured yesterday while huug of a cannon
He will probably ose IN, sight OF both eyes
QUTBEC. Jan. s-Tue funeral of L. \. Trrmblay MP,
took place to-day At the Basca mov.ng thence 10 e.
Patrick. Cemetery There was large attendance u
politicians Of an stripes, and 81 personal friends 81 the
deceased aud o. members Of the pr, Of which the de-
erased a prominent member. The pabcar-r- were
IIc Hon Nc,srs. 10 j. Peiatcr, Llifcr, IllDadeauX
Eabrc and Judge NCCofd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
THE DINNER II OHIO.
NOT 50 LARGE AGAtHFRGNG As FXPECrED-EwING
oN FINANCE AID THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDi-
DArrS OF OUlO-THUENIAS SENDS \ LETTER.


NOT 80 LARGE NGAiHFRING A. EAPLtItp-h"IN"
oN FINANCE AID THE PRESIDENTIAL CANpi-
DATES OF OHlo-rHrRMAN SENDS 4 LETTER
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rEiBuNE.I
CoLrMBrs. Ohio, Jan. e.-The Democratic
gathering in this city TOR the purpose OF celebrating the
Anniversary OF the Battle Of New orleans has not
su,ed the huge proportions that people led 10
pcct. While there are a number OF prominent
gentlemen pre-eut they embrace only the pol
,.., Nh ar. ganerallv an hand
Uci'H7 "l ''' VIM "'N
at the regular state COhNcbil"h'' IHe l'''"-
Mems Democratic club alter cudeav oring 10 control
,,t,. AND, ,,tv noi,tcs entered the larger sphere ~
10y "'' '' o.. ,...,.. -. miami .t.ir., ~.
state maEag incn'' hhH -. 'u' P"i".' vi ." "- '
tr,asur. chest initiated movement TO celebrate
49,, u.., ~, N.w.orI.,n. and ia consult as 10
INC b'.'' Va r., t d. comm,
tie hest NODE OF pro'e'u'"S '' ''' ''''''-
rarIr9.u Invitations were thrown broadcast states
- - ,.t- ,,ri,.g O., h. an hand and address
men VIZ 4t'.'' - =, I'll Ia ,,r.s,,,,.
the a--rmhase "IIch IT WIS "c'''N'u "'"' '' ''''
but when the fact uecam Known mat they Woud nave
in Themselves AT cost OF - each, the eutIu
s9sIn among 'Ar ''-''" '''"..'''" ~ -
up among tG' members Jf tue cNp' WHICH SUN -I'"
l,. r-,or- IONS many openly declaring that they
'''' '''-' P''' :. a. ,-i,t ,b. e,,,r,. Inn.
would have nothing Whatever '' "' WIN '"'
mont To add % t-c GlScom ORR OF tHe nIu'-'I'
S.ra-o- Thurman. the heavy artist and drawing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
ABANDONED INVENTIONS.
A LAW SUGGESTED By SENATOR WIIHEEs WHICH
MIGHT WORK INJURY 10 WIDE CIRCLE OF


AIAw SUGGESTED By SENATOR WIIHEEs WHICH
MIGHT WORK INJURY 10 WIDE CIRCLE OF
MANUFACTURERS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Just before the holt
day recess Senator withers gave notice OF amend
ment which intended propose 10 the bill 10 change
the patent laws 1t is follows:
That all where patents have been passed and
allowed July = 1870, bat have been and are SIN
whlcid under tne provisions of section 49, OF IN. &
yiscd Statutes, because OF non-uay nen OF the hudI
fee within the time prescribed the Commissioner
OF Patents. upon payment of such hnal fee
WITHIN SIX months after the passage OF this act,
shall the SAID patents as II the final fee had been
paid within the time heretofore prescribed by law. which
patents issued shall bear date Of the time ~ the ac-
held pous!0e in damages for having previous To
Tie ISSUING OF such patents used or manufactured any
article tIiug for which any patent may Issue under
TINS act.
By the present law and practice the Patent OGicc
preliminary Zee Of So Is collected on every Application
Tor patt Mt that made. When the patent j. granted
IT Is only issued the payment OF final fee Of $50 II
hna paid within xix months then The patent
is considered as abandoned. but the inventor may make
a new application for patent on the same device at
any time within years, after which, II the hnal zee
Is not paid and the patent issued the invention becomes
public property IcOnstantly happens hat the greater
part Of the claims advanced IN The Application for a
patent are disaowed for the ideas that are supposed
by The inventor 10 be new have already been pa
tented but a patent Is granted or two Of
The spcrhcat!Ous and when the inventor informed OF
this be does not consider the patent as worth SO ana
SO never pays the final fee In other the inventor
values his patent much more when be makes his appl
cation than when the patent granted, he hopes 10
make improvements that viii render 1t valuable, but
fails to do so and Tor this never secures the
patent Dy paying the final fee The number OF cases IN
which patents have been granted but withheld for the
final fee since 1870 Is several thousand.
Many OF these patents, they have become public
property have been made valuable by subsequent nvon-
tons by other persons and IN daily use as elements
Of important machines. Tue amendment OF Senator
WItlers proposes 10 levy tax all such devices for
the benefit Of the OrgDa inventors. In other words II
proposes 10 enable the who originally abandoned
invention which he did not consider worth
$40 collect royalty from those who use
after some one else by subsequent invention
has made II available. The effect OF such law may be
illustrated by example. man inyents an improved
governor for steam engine. but when the patent 10
granted finds that II is crude or is SO expensive OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
4 FORGER ARRESTED ~ BRAZIL.

Thomas 6. Conyngham, formerly a promi-
ncnt resident of Wkesbarre. Penn, became seriously
involved financially ia 1876 and fled from ac country
was then that hchad occu guilty OF orgcrcs
10 the extent OF at least 100000 Yesterday the news
reached Nr~-York that CoaynEuam had been assisted
in RIO JancIro and would De sent 10 Ntw-NCrk.
ON August g. $50 the forgcucs were discovered
August / Cuuyugham took pa--Ig" IN me
steamer P.mmer'tuia tor Europe IL successfully
elu,icd the police, went from Plymouth 70
southampton. and thence sailed for Brazil
Perhaps the heaviest LOSERS By Con' NJ
hams forgcric- were the directors ot the
second Natloral Bank Of W.lkr>barrc, and through
conn lon with TIL, bank thc loss fell hra'Ay
moon B. T. BapbItt. az Nrw-Nur5. Detective
Golden. OF the special service squad. VITO ha-
for wears been WATCHING III. interests ~ Mr. Bah NJ
learning If Couyu- uaus- arrival II Brazil went 10 1910
Jauero aui arrested ulv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
WHAT IT costs TO GET INTO TANMAyY.

To III, EditOr Of The Trt6UHs.
SIR: see that an additional III unfortUnat"s have
been elected the TammaHy society, aad are shortly
10 he installed The experience ~ a member IN
iriatcd two years ago a. related 10 may deter
OF them who are not Of the consequences fran
cla!ly of an induction into this society.
The initiation zee 1, uomnalIy 80 which the unfortn
maze i. rcau red 10 pay over Secretary joel Stevens
Immediately upon his passage through the terrible or
deal to which he il subjected physically THIS he
Will doubles fondy imagine the last financial tax 10
which he l. 10 be subjected. hut the following morning
he will discover lis great mistake Before noon
Of he day after MS installation lie viii %"
waited utou bv cAtr, nelly I"ut~ ana lu!lp,-
IN. I'D gentleman known &c WisEIuske JOIN
b. Newman. who Will furnish him with
certificate o' membership, beautliu ly engraved aud
,r,tttn ,1- in nm elegant bold nand bv the afrr,-
sad WI-ku-hle. Tor which ne VII D." required
20 pay the Of 30. or IN frau"ut having
pad thus win --!.; Il. WI o' -, -, 80,
within half nour that an entcIpr-ng Wctut'-iliAer
his discover the need OF framing the aforesaid cert II
cate who will present him with suitable frame, Tor
which there j. q charge az -.
This new q, mand being satisfied the unfortunate IN
itfatcd man may dream Tor another hall hour
IN ue1cr. satisfied that the taXpayug for The
me Columbian order j. over-but for half
an hour only Then Will appear another person win
costing about 30 cents 20 maLuiictG bht Tor when
the dealer viI charge - UHiTaDtd H' NAV ask what
necessity there is FOR his buying the picture of the
chief ~1chrm IN order 10 become h'lhntr OF
the Tammauy society, rut VIII get no sails
LI,- II koi,'. n.rturr He VIII NOT discover uutI
nalf An hour later mat the picture framed Ih'u
he viii Dee iotcibv reminded OF u by another p, ur-
Trainer who comes along with frame an glass pre-
ci~ry available z. the picture Of Nj Kelly ana IoF
which q only viii be demanded.
lie W II thus md by the time he is fully installed that
the initiation Zee Will have amounted 10 >1~-a 5000
price fer the privilege. FRIEND OF NltIIA'
lDrl. i :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
cRIAEsAyD CASU4L1IEs-BT1fIEG
po-TMA-rtH MURDERED

POSTMASTER VI T EDFEED
LOUISVILLE. kv.. Jan. ~.-E"bcT' Malone, I'o-i-
master II be. klr. ~tltla vas murdered with Ratchet
yestcad4y, by an unknown I'D tu
POLICE JUSTICE DISMISSED
LITTLE Rock Ark. Jan. = The tItv C"unCl,
sitting Court Of 'Wrnf today dlsnssel Io''
Indigo MarwIrk for mI.icaslaoD I o.H,v.
TWO FORGEE- SENTENCED.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Jan. In the Court Of Tom
mon Pleas today Chat- ". Lynch was sentenced To me
STATE r.ou and Jam T. ErsAlue loI l'4
ysar, foi uttrrIug forged de q oi real estate
AN ACROBAT KILLED
I,TuC r.. Is. ARK. j tu. N.-IIcuTy DIRK. WINE
a-1lpt.gr balloon ascension a. Jontsh0.u, 'rdIhtai
tf fr-g avs f-il the tIapeLc distance OF
/ 900 feet aud instantly klIt-
BURNED TO DEATH WHILE DRUNK
PM ,DtIPuIA. Jan. Tiara Potts, u servant I'D
i-e known the # Laurent Hotel. AZ nth ahd
burned % death ~ an early hour -la morning
-. r,furu. home time during the MEht intoxicated
and nile smoking bed set her clothing On hru and Vas
burned To a crlsp
FOUR MEN THROWN FROM SCAFFoLD.,
Cf<CI>NAiI. Jan. S.-A tram Oh the Cleveland
Courubu. and indianapolis Hrot Stfu'k The scIhoidlg
on lr m " bridge springfield ohio }r7t-rdaI thInI
lao an f,ir orEn.n william Ferreu, living ~ Cleveland
fe thftv feet The STREAM anu nli MS shoulder au
ibuD bfukeu badly cut ia the hedd Another MAI
was also badly M ured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
BATTLE OF NEW-ORLEANS.
COMMUNICATING JACEsoNs VICTORY.

COMMUNICATING JACKSON'S VICTORY.
A BALL AND DINNER GIVEN BY THE TAMMANY So
CTETY IN NEw-YORK-THR DEMOCRACY OF
OHIO At DINNER AT COLUMBUS.
The Tammany Society celebrated the anniversary
of General JaCksOn's victory at the Battle of New
Orleans by a ball and dinner at the hall in Four
feminist, yesterday. The ball was q great
Beside the leaders of Tammany Hall,
many other politicians and we'll known residents
were present. Many of the costumes of the ladies
were rich and costly. At Columbus, Ohio there
wasa dinner, also. Senator Thurman was not pres
ent, bat sent a letter expouud.ng the principles of
the Jacksonian Democracy. Mr.. Ewing made a
rampant grcenback speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
THE CANAL BOARD.

ALBANY, Jan. Sat meeting of the Canal
BOARD to-day a communication embracing the proceed
i Of the New-York Produce Exchange IN advocacy of
fre canals was received and referred 10 the Committee
on Commerce state Luslter seymour report I'D
v" -, .,.l,o.,,i,u NJ the Globe WOollan Mis- ~
- h,ndonueft OF canal lan.s OF inca ana the report
US adopted state Engineer s'Lm"'f presented
va IN Ioct4 which was tabled The appeal calendar
was fhen takeu UP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
LONDON, wednesday. Jan. 6.


LONDON, Wednesday. ian. 6. 1879.
The DAILY NerS's dispatch from Lahore says:
General Stewards occupation Of Kandhar Will mark
the conclusion OF definite period Of the All viii
then have been done that the Quettah Column pos
sbly do before Winter It ia true that unlimited dis
erection General stewart, and possibly be
project the occupation Of Christ. which important
strategic position but unless the uniur, occurs tho
Army OF Afghanistan Will furnish further ntelh-
gence OF Importance before the beginning Of March
The Viceroy OF India telegraphs that Major Cavag.
MARI reports that Yakoob Khan Is preparing 10
follow Shere All his flight 10 the Russian frontier,
finding himself pOwcrlcss in Cabul.
The Ghzai chiefs, with the exception % Azmatullah
Khan. have all sent in friendly messages
In the action with the sulciman Khel marauders
the British lost two killed and wounded
SHERE ALI IN RUSSIA
ST. PETERSBURG, Wednesday. Jan 2, 1879.
The AGelee Russo seml-ofhciaD Tor the first time adj
ms that Shere Ali mas entered Russian territory saying
Neye lie was accompanied by his troops.
THE KHYBER PASS now QUIET.
CALCUTTA. Wednesday. Jan. :, l--r.
The band Of Mahoud waziris, who recently made an
incurson into British territory. puudered the inhab
itants burned a tank and retreated to the hills. has
quiet. The British attacked the sulciman el ma
rsuders aud killed seventy OF them. THIS important
OPERATION will. 1t Is expected, produce quiet on tho
frOutleP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
TELEGRiPHIC NOTES.
q z. RrLLARn RELEASED

y
C,F sTER Penn. Jan. She tenn of imprsoH-
mfIt OTTO r. Buar state Bepres .utiye ctI red THIS
morning, end Do" was released.
COTTON SHIPMENTS AT NORFOLK VIRGINIA.
NOLFOLK. Va. Jan. 9Th" -. auISHip ITrpoutls.
with cargo = -jlJ bales II cotton ami iue allan
earle with 1850 bale. Jailed for LlNtrgnu. today
THE ROSE ISLAND LIGHT
NEWPORT X. l.. Jan. :. Efforts ar" h"lug made
b. citizens have TIE widow u tHe late keeper Of
Rose -i1nd Light 4pGorc 10 Ae- Ausbauu- pOs ton. 1h
ge- Gisd Yesterday and there already Cozen apph
cants Tor th- place
CLAIMANT TO ". :. O'BBIEN's ESTATE.
san FEANClsCU. Jan. IL party claiming 10 be
OBucn. has wife and daugte are rcgiAts ell AZ the
BALDWIN Hotel n j. asserted that o. bEtn IS The brother 81
the late ". OBrrn, u the B' RAMA uru but ultimate
positive
only one Lrother " 10 died Al Baltimore 1861 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
yOL.XXXVIH. No 100.
WASHINGTON.
VOTE on THE ELECTORAL BILL.

"a VOTE on THE ELECTORAL BILL.
TIE EDMUNDs AND THE soUTHARD MEASURES IN
CONFLICT N CONMITTEE-THE SUGAR MEN IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. FTC.
The bill of Senator Edmunds on counting
the electoral vote, which was sent to the
House before the recess. will not be re-
ported to the House favorably. The Southland
bill will be sent in. in its place. General
Butler is expected in Washington ON
Friday. The Potter Committee has re-
solved TO meet then. Arguments We're
made yesterday by sugar men before a House
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